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SECTION 3
FIELD DATA REDUCTION, VALIDATION, AND REPORTING
The following sections describe calibration of field analytical instruments and field data
reporting, validation, reduction, and review.
3.1 FIELD RECORD KEEPING
Bound field logbooks will be maintained by the field supervisor and other team members
to provide a daily record of significant events, observations, and measurements during
the field investigation/remedial action. All entries will be signed and dated. All
information pertinent to the field survey and/or sampling will be recorded in the
logbooks. The logbooks will be bound, with sequentially numbered pages. Waterproof
ink will be used in making all entries. Entries in the logbook will include, at a minimum,
the items listed below:
General information:
• Names and titles of author and assistants;
• Date and time of entry;
• Physical/environmental conditions during field activity; and
• Purpose of sampling activity.
In order to provide complete documentation of the sampling event, detailed records will
be maintained by the field scientist. At a minimum, these records will include the
following information:
• Sample location (facility name);
• Sample identification;
• Sample location map or detailed sketch;
• Date and time of sampling;
• Sampling method;
• Field observations of sample appearance and sample odor;
• Weather conditions;
• Sampler's identification; and
• Any other relevant information.
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