Optimization of Contaminated Land Investigation based on Different Fitness-for-Purpose Criteria
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Jong-Chun Lee
(National Institute of Environmental Research)
Michael H. Ramsey (Centre for Environmental Research, University of Sussex, UK) |
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Measurement uncertainty arising from sampling: Implications for the objectives of geoanalysis
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