Additionally, controls can be used to regulate and monitor on-site wastewater treatment plants where those systems are in place.
Figure 6 Joint wildlife monitoring (on-site training) in the Cuochitan wetland.
The criteria of plant growth and development, i.e. aerial elongation and leaf senescence, that were the most relevant for reflecting the ecotoxicity of contaminant mixtures and that could be monitored on-site with a user-friendly method, were then selected.
Real-time ambient O3 and PM2.5 concentrations, along with temperature and relative humidity, were monitored on-site at the Newfound Gap trail-head on each study day.
During implementation, phone calls were periodically monitored on-site by a member of the research team for the same compliance issues.
Points of debate are the balance between central statistical monitoring and on-site monitoring, the difference between audit and monitoring and who should undertake these activities.
The proper solution is to ensure that nuclear waste is safely stored, protected and monitored on site.
Future investigations could examine soil properties more closely and undertake monitoring on site throughout the year.
However in practice, an analytical assessment is often accompanied and double-checked by continuous structural monitoring on site (Schindler et al. 2016; Mark et al. 2012).
There was also monitoring on site for other species including badgers, pine martens, kingfishers and barn owls, while RSPB Scotland recommended regular checks for ground nesting birds and red kites, another protected species which would require a buffer zone if found nesting near the site.
Practices are monitored on site on a monthly basis.
