Environmental Measurement Methods in Tribal-FERST
Citizen Science
The Tribal-FERST Resource pages include a variety of resources separated by media. The links are further separated into different categories based on resource type, including: Web-Based GIS Tools, EPA Guidance Documents, EPA Databases for Environmental Information, EPA Developed Exposure Models and Environmental Measurement Methods.
Tribal communities and members may want to collect data to better understand local conditions and address issues of concern. Below are several websites on EPA Citizen Science activities.Below are several websites on EPA Citizen Science activities.
- Citizen Science for Environmental Protection
- Citizen Science Water Monitoring Equipment Resources
- EPA’s Air Sensor Toolbox for Citizen Scientists, Researcher and Developers
- Nonpoint Source: Volunteer Monitoring – Methods Manuals for Streams, Estuaries, and Lakes
Environmental Measurement Methods
Below are several types of methods for measuring the level of pollutants in different environments. These methods are organized from more basic commercially available techniques to more advanced technical methods.
Screening Methods for Air
Screening Methods for Surfaces
Screening Methods for Water
Quantitative Screening Methods for Air
Quantitative Screening Methods for Surfaces
Quantitative Screening Methods for Water
EPA and Other Federal Measurement Methods for Air
EPA and Other Federal Measurement Methods for Soil
EPA and Other Federal Measurement Methods for Water
Disclaimer
These are not the only resources available to Tribal communities. The most appropriate resources will depend on the issue of concern and community objectives. Inclusion of links to these resources in Tribal-FERST does not imply endorsement of their use.
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