VDI 3957 Blatt 15-2014 PDF

Scope: The guideline shows which initial investigations should be carried out after pollutant emissions caused by acute disruptive events in industrial plants in order to determine the extent of possible environmental damage and health risks and to be able to take appropriate measures to minimize them. The use of passive biomonitoring is explained, i.e. the assessment of visible symptoms in vegetation and the investigation of pollutant accumulations in food and fodder plants. The sampling strategy required for this is described as well as the processing of the plant samples. Based on the results, the spatial egg

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2014 VDI 3957 Blatt 15-2014 Biological measuring techniques for the determination and evaluation of effects of air pollutants on plants (biomonitoring) - Investigation strategy following hazardous incidents (passive biomonitoring)
2010 VDI 3957 Blatt 15-2010 Biological measuring techniques for the determination and evaluation of effects of air pollutants on plants (bioindication) - Investigation strategy following hazardous incidents (passive biomonitoring)