STATISTICAL EVALUATION OF DATA Sample Clauses

STATISTICAL EVALUATION OF DATA. The monitoring program is designed to assess whether the refuse in the former landfill is causing an adverse effect on the environment. To this end, a water quality protection standard has been developed, which includes concentration limits that are protective of the aquatic invertibrates and fish at the most likely potential point of exposure, the adjacent Belmont Slough and are protective of deep groundwater. Samples will be collected from the wellx xxx analyzed for COCs on a periodic basis. After each sampling event, the results will be tabulated by well and by COC. These data will be reviewed and statistical analysis performed 28 386 [GEOMATRIX LOGO] (as described below) to detect whether an ongoing exceedance of a concentration limit is occurring. Inferential statistical methods are employed to carry out decision making when uncertainty exists. In a groundwater monitoring program, uncertainty arises from two primary sources: sampling and analysis variations and temporal variations. Sampling and analysis variation is introduced by the acts of collecting the sample and performing the analysis. This variation introduces uncertainty in our knowledge of the actual concentration in the water. Temporal variation arises from fluctuations in the actual concentration over time. This variation may occasionally produce a temporary exceedance that is ongoing and may resolve itself in the short term. A decision that an ongoing exceedance of a concentration limit has occurred should be made only when enough data are obtained to believe that the exceedance is not temporary. The statistical analysis to be performed on the data is a method described in the "Methods for Evaluating Attainment of Clean-up Standards, Volume 2: Ground Water." (U.S. EPA, 1992), Chapter 7, Section 7.4.2, "A Test for Trends Based on Charts". The results of the sample analyses will be recorded on run charts. Individual charts will be maintained for each COC in each well once a COC is detected twice in a row in a well. If detections of a COC in a well do not recur for three consecutive events, the chart for that COC in that well will be terminated. The goal is to determine whether an ongoing exceedance of a concentration limit has occurred. A decision will be made that an exceedance of a concentration limit is actual and ongoing if: a) five consecutive values on a chart exceed the concentration limit, or b) a value exceeding the concentration limit is preceded by four consistently rising values.
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