Data QA Sample Clauses

Data QA. The EPA developed a comprehensive list of the emissions, farm and lagoon operating parameters, meteorological data and other information that were expected to be submitted to the EPA by the NAEMS researchers based on the EPA’s review of the QAPPs, SOPs and SMPs. As the final reports and data spreadsheets were received from the NAEMS researchers, the EPA compared the information received to the comprehensive list to identify missing information. After determining whether the data submittals to the EPA were complete and identifying missing data elements, the EPA verified that the units of measurement for the emissions and supporting data were consistent between the final reports and spreadsheet data files. In addition, the EPA assessed whether the units of measurement and the magnitude of emissions were consistent across the monitoring sites. The EPA prepared and provided summaries of the missing data elements to the NAEMS researchers. The EPA’s review identified that the daily and 30-minute emissions values reported by the NAEMS researchers contained negative values. Table 4-5 shows the number of negative emissions by pollutant and measurement method. Table 4-5. Negative Emissions Values by Xxxxxxxxx and Measurement Method Pollutant Measurement Method No. of Valid Emissions Values No. of Negative Emissions Values Percent Negative Daily 30-min Daily 30-min Daily 30-min NH3 RPM 69 17,292 0 134 0% 1% bLS 285 6,416 18 1,108 6% 17% H2S Ratiometric 21 6,325 1 876 5% 14% bLS 117 3,963 2 816 2% 21% After discussion with the NAEMS Science Advisor, the EPA determined that the negative emission values occurred due to drift in the instrument readings between calibrations. The EPA did not include the negative values when developing EEMs for swine and dairy lagoons to avoid possible complications with EEM development (e.g., the EEM predicting negative emissions) the negative values were withheld from the data sets used for EEM development. The EPA’s review also identified a few instances (less than 2 percent) of zero emission values (i.e., instances where the upwind/background and downwind concentrations were the same). However, because the zero values were not the result of instrument drift, the EPA included the zero emissions values in the data sets used in the development of the EEMs for lagoons.
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