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AttributesSamplingMeasurement MethodRemarksNetworkFrequencyQuality: General segregation intobiological/organic/inert/hazardous Loss on heating pH Electrical Conductivity Calorific value, metals etc.Hazardous WasteGrab and CompositesamplesProcess wise or activitywise for respective rawmaterial used. Domesticwaste depends upon theseason alsoAnalysisIS 9334 : 1979IS 9235 : 1979IS 10158 : 1982Permeability And porosityMoisture pHElectrical conductivityLoss on ignitionPhosphorousTotal nitrogenCaution exchange capacityParticle size distributionHeavy metalAnsoniaFluorideGrab and Compositesamples. Recyclablecomponents have toanalyzed for the recyclingrequirementsProcess wise or activitywise for respective rawmaterial used.AnalysisIS 9334 : 1979IS 9235 : 1979IS 10158 : 1982Impacts of hazardous wasteshould be performed criticallydepending on the wastecharacteristics and place ofdischarge. For land disposalthe guidelines should befollowed and impacts ofaccidental releases should beassessedF. Biological Environment AquaticPrimary productivityAquatic weedsEnumeration ofphytoplankton, zooplankton andbenthosFisheriesDiversity indicesConsidering probableimpact, sampling points andnumber of samples to bedecided on establishedguidelines on ecologicalstudies based on site ecoenvironmentsetting within10/25 km radius from theSeason changes are veryimportantvStandards techniques (APHA et.Al. 1995, Rau and Wooten 1980)to be followed for sampling andmeasurementSeasonal sampling for aquaticbiotaOne season for terrestrialbiota, in addition to vegetationstudies during monsoonseasonPreliminary assessment
AttributesSamplingMeasurement MethodRemarksNetworkFrequency Trophic levels Rare and endangered species Sanctuaries / closed areas /Coastal regulation zone (CRZ) Terrestrial Vegetation – species, list,economic importance, forestproduce, medicinal value Importance value index (IVI) oftrees Wild animalsAvifauna Rare and endangered species Sanctuaries / National park /Biosphere reserveproposed siteSamples to collect fromupstream and downstreamof discharge point, nearbytributaries at down stream,and also from dug wellsclose to activity siteFor forest studies, chronicas well as short-termimpacts should be analyzedwarranting data on microclimate conditionsMicroscopic analysis ofplankton and meiobenthos,studies of macrofauna, aquaticvegetation and application ofindices, viz. Shannon,similarity, dominance IVI etcPoint quarter plot-less method(random sampling) forterrestrial vegetation survey.Secondary data to collect fromGovernment offices, NGOs,published literaturePlankton netSediment dredgeDepth samplerMicroscopeField binocularG. Socio Economic Demographic structureSocio-economic survey is Different impacts occurs Primary data collection through Secondary data from census Infrastructure resource base based on proportionate, during construction and R&R surveys (if require) or records, statistical hard books, Economic resource base stratified and random operational phases of the community survey are based on toposheets, health records and Health status: Morbidity pattern sampling methodprojectpersonal interviews andrelevant official records Cultural and aesthetic attributesquestionnaireavailable with Govt. agencies* Project Specific concerned parameters needs to be identified by the project proponent and shall be incorporated in the draft ToR, to be submitted to the Authority for theconsideration and approval by the EAC/SEAC.vi
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