Environmental Monitoring Management Science

Author: Wu Bangcan
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book has formed an independent discipline system and relatively complete discipline content, serving as a textbook that fully reflects the current development of environmental monitoring work and implements scientific monitoring. It is suitable for undergraduate teaching in environmental science, environmental engineering, environmental management, and related disciplines. The book is divided into ten chapters. Chapter 1 Introduction, elaborates on the basic concepts and knowledge of monitoring management. Chapter 2 Basic Theory, discusses the guiding theories of environmental monitoring management. Chapter 4, Chapter 5, Chapter 6, and Chapter 7 are dedicated to introducing the technical management theories and methods for environmental monitoring activities, covering processes such as site selection, sampling, testing, mathematical analysis, and evaluation. Chapter 3, Chapter 8, Chapter 9, and Chapter 10 respectively present the content of goal management, quality management, comprehensive management, and network management of environmental monitoring systems, achieving scientific management of the entire environmental monitoring system. The book is strong in scientific rigor, systematicity, and practicality, and also provides a suitable monitoring work guide for environmental protection bureaus and monitoring stations across the country. Starting from the objective needs of scientific monitoring and from the perspective of knowledge innovation, the book cautiously summarizes and summarizes the issues of environmental monitoring management. From the disciplinary status of environmental monitoring management in the environmental science system, the research objects, it proposes the theories and methods of environmental monitoring management. It systematically elaborates on the management strategies for the entire process of environmental monitoring and specifically discusses the tasks and detailed content of macro and micro management in China's environmental monitoring practice. The book can not only be used as a teaching material for environmental science majors in universities but also serves as a reference for a broad range of environmental protection and monitoring workers in related industries. It is also an invaluable reference for leaders and technical personnel at all levels of environmental protection administrative departments engaged in environmental management and monitoring work.