Quality of measuring and urban enviromental stations.

Authors

  • Luigi Campanella

Keywords:

environmental stations, quality of measuring, analytical control

Abstract

Society is daily influenced by analytical measurements on which legal, commercial and social decisions are based. The accuracy of a chemical measurement is fundamental, depending on its purpose, but it becomes still more important when analysis concerns the state of the environment and human health. Industrialised countries generally spend about 6% of their gross internal balance on measurements and related operations. Much of these costs are wasted as they duplicate analysis already performed and relate to untraceable analytical data.

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Campanella, L. (2010). Quality of measuring and urban enviromental stations. Biophysics and Bioengineering Letters, 3(1). Retrieved from https://rosa.uniroma1.it/rosa00/index.php/biophysics_and_bioengineering/article/view/8878