Impact Monitoring Sample Clauses

Impact Monitoring. ESCAPE is concerned with setting up a tailored monitoring service to track and measure the impact of the communication activities carried out. A shared dashboard will visually render all the relevant data from our communications and online activities. Necessary adjustments will be made during the course of the project. This enables identification of any deviations from KPIs in the early states, allowing adjustments to be created and contingency plans implemented. Table 16 lists all the KPIs defined for ESCAPE Dissemination plan during the project timeframe.

Impact Monitoring. The ET shall carry out impact monitoring during major construction activities for the Project as specified in Table 2.1. For 1-hour TSP monitoring, the sampling frequency of at least 3 times in every 6 days should be undertaken when the highest dust impact occurs. The monthly schedule of the impact monitoring programme should be drawn up by the ET one month prior to the commencement of the scheduled construction period. Before commencing impact monitoring, the ET shall inform the IEC of the impact monitoring programme such that the IEC can conduct on-site audit.

Impact Monitoring. During normal construction working hour (0700-1900 Monday to Saturday), monitoring of LAeq, 30min noise levels should be carried out at the agreed monitoring locations once every week in accordance with the methodology in the TM. Other noise sources such as road traffic may make a significant contribution to the overall noise environment. Therefore, the results of noise monitoring activities would take into account such influencing factors, which may not be presented during the baseline monitoring period. General construction work carrying out during restricted hours is controlled by Construction Noise Permit (CNP) under the NCO. In case of non-compliance with the construction noise criteria, more frequent monitoring as specified in the Event and Action Plan in Table 2.3 should be carried out. This additional monitoring should be continued until the recorded noise levels are rectified or proved to be irrelevant to the construction activities.

Impact Monitoring. The ET is responsible for impact monitoring during the course of the Works. For regular impact monitoring, 24-hour TSP monitoring should be in the sampling frequency of at least once every week. In case of non-compliance with the air quality criteria, a more frequent monitoring exercise adopting 1-hr TSP monitoring undertaken when the highest dust impact occurs, as specified in the Event and Action Plan in Table 3.2, should be conducted within 24 hours after the result is obtained. This additional monitoring should be continued until the excessive dust emission or the deterioration in air quality is rectified.

Impact Monitoring. The ET Leader shall carry out impact monitoring during the course of the Works. For regular impact monitoring, the sampling frequency of at least once in every six-days, shall be strictly observed at all the monitoring stations for 24-hr TSP monitoring. For 1-hr TSP monitoring, the sampling frequency of at least three times in every six-days shall be undertaken when the highest dust impact occurs. Before commencing the baseline monitoring, the ET leader shall inform the IC(E) of the impact monitoring programme such that the IC(E) can conduct on-site audit to ensure accuracy of the impact monitoring results. The specific time to start and stop the 24-hr TSP monitoring shall be clearly defined for each location and be strictly followed by the operator. In case of non-compliance with the air quality criteria, more frequent monitoring exercise, as specified in the Action Plan in Section 2.8, shall be conducted within 24 hours after the result is obtained. This additional monitoring shall be continued until the excessive dust emission or the deterioration in air quality is rectified.

Impact Monitoring. During the course of the marine construction works at Aberdeen Channel, impact monitoring should be undertaken at all monitoring stations three working days per week, at mid-ebb and mid-flood tides, with sampling /measurement. The interval between two sets of monitoring should not be less than 36 hours except where the Action and/or Limit levels is/are exceeded, in which case the monitoring frequency should be increased. Two consecutive measurements of DO concentration (mgL-1), DO saturation (%) and turbidity (NTU) should be taken in-situ according to the stated sampling method. Where the difference in value between the first and second measurement of DO or turbidity parameters is more than 25% of the value of the first reading, the reading should be discarded and further readings would be taken. Water samples for SS (mgL- 1) measurements should be collected at the same depths. Duplicate water samples should be taken and analyzed. In addition to the above in-situ measurements, water temperature, pH and salinity should be determined at all monitoring stations at the same depths, as specified above. Note that in addition to the water depth, monitoring location/position, time, weather conditions, sea conditions (where appropriate), tidal stage (where appropriate), and any special phenomena should be recorded.

Impact Monitoring. During the course of the river training works, monitoring shall be undertaken on three occasions per week. The interval between two sets of monitoring shall not be less than 36 hours except where there are exceedances of Action and/or Limit levels, in which case the monitoring frequency will be increased. Upon completion of all river training work, a post project monitoring exercise on river water quality shall be carried out for four weeks in the same manner as the impact monitoring. Proposed water quality monitoring schedule shall be faxed to EPD on or before the first day of the monitoring month, EPD shall be notified immediately of any change in schedule by fax.

Impact Monitoring. 5.7.1.1 During the dredging (both capital and maintenance) and filling operation of the Project, water quality impact monitoring should be undertaken 3 days per week, at mid-flood and mid-ebb tides, with sampling / measurement at the designated monitoring stations as shown in Table 5.1. The locations for impact monitoring should be the same as those for baseline monitoring. 5.7.1.2 The interval between two sets of monitoring should not be less than 36 hours except where there are exceedances of Action and / or Limit Levels, in which case the monitoring frequency will be increased. The proposed monitoring frequency and water quality parameters are presented in Table 5.

Impact Monitoring. The EU and Indonesia made a joint commitment to monitor the social, economic and environmental effects of the agreement. Monitoring examines whether a VPA is having the desired outcomes. Monitoring informs government policymaking as assessments reflects the effectiveness of policies. Monitoring also can identify unintended negative effects for the parties to address and mitigate. The joint implementation committee established a multi-stakeholder technical working group to develop and test a national VPA impact monitoring system. The first national Independent Monitoring exercise was completed in December 2018, which produced a baseline data against which subsequent impact assessment would be measured. In May 2019, CIFOR (with support from the EU) conducted a quick assessment of the VPA impact in Indonesia (called evidence gathering), which reflected improvements in nearly all governance, legal, and economic aspects of the VPA. The joint implementation committee is responsible for endorsing the impact assessments. The EC has appointed the International Tropical Timber Organization as independent market monitor for all VPA countries. The monitor assesses the trade in timber products between Indonesia and the EU, and the impacts of FLEGT licensing on this trade. IMM objectives are as follows: − Improve understanding of impacts on timber prices, trade and market trends globally; − Inform decisions by VPA Joint Implementation Committees by providing timely & accurate info on market impact; − Contribute to monitoring the impacts of the FLEGT Action Plan and inform its implementation. IMM regularly contributes to JEM and JIC meetings by providing updates and presentations.

Impact Monitoring. The ET shall conduct noise monitoring at the designated monitoring station on a weekly basis when noise-generating activities are underway. One set of measurements is to be taken between 0700-1900 hours on Mondays to Fridays, except public holidays.