Receiving Water Monitoring Component Sample Clauses

Receiving Water Monitoring Component. The goal of the receiving waters monitoring component is to test and develop standardized and reproducible monitoring methods to empirically measure trash concentrations and loading in receiving waters (rivers, storm drains, etc.). This project will fill this critical information gap by developing, testing, and evaluating monitoring methods designed to accurately calculate trash concentrations and loading rates in receiving waters that vary in type, size, flow, and location. All monitoring methods will be developed to allow for comparison of trash concentrations and loads between sites, and for technology transfer to other areas in California and the U.S. Monitoring methods will be evaluated at a four receiving water bodies in San Francisco Bay and the Los Angeles areas. Methods selected for evaluation and monitoring are based on the BASMAA literature review (EOA and 5 Gyres 2014) conducted during this task and through input from a Technical and Advisory Committee (TAC). Monitoring methods evaluated will be informed by previous pilot research conducted by the 5-Gyres Institute, Algalita Marine Research Foundation, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the California Department of Transportation, and BASMAA. Questions that the receiving water monitoring component will answer: • What type of sampling equipment provides for the most accurate and representative measures of surface, water column and bedload flux in the different channel types and sizes? • What is the variability in trash loading within and among storms, and is there a first flush effect? • How much time and resources are required to do the receiving water assessment (sample collection and characterization)?
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