GB/T 42629.2-2023 International Code of Conduct for Environmental Surveys of Seabed Areas and the High Seas Part 2: Marine Chemical Surveys (English Version)
General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People‘s Republic of China
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GB/T 42629.2-2023
Introduction
GB/T 42629.2-2023 Marine Chemical Survey is the second part of the International Code for Investigation of Marine Environmental Surveys in International Seabed Area and High Seas. This standard provides guidelines for conducting marine chemical surveys in order to assess the chemical composition and properties of the marine environment.
The marine environment plays a crucial role in maintaining the balance of our planet's ecosystems. Chemical parameters such as the concentration of pollutants, nutrient levels, and pH levels in seawater are essential indicators of the health and integrity of marine ecosystems.
GB/T 42629.2-2023 establishes a systematic approach to marine chemical surveys, including sampling methods, analysis techniques, and data interpretation. It covers various aspects, including the collection and preservation of water samples, the measurement of chemical parameters, and the reporting of survey results.
By following this standard, researchers, environmental agencies, and industries can effectively assess the impact of human activities on the marine environment and ensure the sustainable management of marine resources. This standard also promotes international cooperation and harmonization of marine chemical survey practices, facilitating the sharing of data and information among different nations.
Overall, GB/T 42629.2-2023 Marine Chemical Survey provides a comprehensive framework for conducting reliable and standardized marine chemical surveys. Its guidelines are essential for safeguarding the marine environment and promoting sustainable development in marine industries.
GB/T 42629.2-2023 history
2023GB/T 42629.2-2023 International Code of Conduct for Environmental Surveys of Seabed Areas and the High Seas Part 2: Marine Chemical Surveys