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The probability of exceedence of the patch size is represented for the years 2006, 2020, 2040, 2060, 2080, and 2100.
Dash et al. (2010) used indicator kriging to assess the probability of exceedence of groundwater quality parameters e.g. EC, Cl− and NO3 − in Delhi, India.
Risk is defined as the likelihood for exceedence of a threshold (used here in the inclusive sense) and is always expressed as a probability.
Results indicated that exceedence of state water quality objectives was widespread (86% of marina area), but that toxicity was much less prevalent (21% of marina area).
These criteria are based on the definition of two independent parameters, a threshold effective wind speed and a probability of exceedence of this threshold speed.
Sensitivity results show that for low frequency events, the risk of exceedence of design allowances is greater than for more frequent events, with considerable implications for critical infrastructure.
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Some herbicides are water soluble and persistent resulting in exceedences of human drinking water criteria.
Most of the exceedences of the Bangladesh drinking water quality standards were related to high iron and manganese levels.
Removing open-hearth fires results in 42% reduction in PM10 concentration, resulting in three exceedences of the guideline, and removing coal-burning fires yields a 32% reduction in PM10, resulting in four exceedences of the guideline.
Exceedences of Canadian Sediment Quality probable effects guidelines were most numerous for dioxins and furans (40%) followed by mercury (6%).
The number of guideline exceedences of PM10 in the modelled period is reduced from five to one.
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