Environmental Monitoring
Edited by : Hilary I. Inyang and John L. Daniels,
Global Institute
for Energy and Environmental Studies (GIEES), The University of North
Carolina at Charlotte, USA
Geoenvironmental and Energy Systems Research Laboratory(GESRL), University of North Carolina at Charlotte, USA |
1. Monitoring of
the Environment as a Whole
Ema Oladiran Ekundayo,
University of Benin, Nigeria
Concept of
Integrated Monitoring of the Environment
Badar Ghauri, SUPARCO,
Pakistan
Monitoring at
Various Spatial and Temporal Scales
Jeffrey Borchers,
University of California, Santa Barbara, USA
Priority Parameters:
Abiotic and Biotic Components
Joseph Ikechukwu
Muoghalu, Department of Botany, Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria
Background State of
the Biosphere
Miah Adel
Separating Natural
and Anthropogenic Causes of Global Change
Joseph Maitama,
National Museums of Kenya, Kenya
Early Warning Issues
Iness Simuunza,
Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources, Zambia
Bioindicator Species
and Their Use in Biomonitoring
Almut Gerhardt, LimCo
International, Germany
2. Fundamentals
of Monitoring Technology and Global Observation Systems
Sergey Gromov,
Institute of Geography, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia
Remote Sensing and
Environment
Isabel Bradshaw,
National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis (NCEAS), USDA Forest
Service, USA
Local, Regional and
Global Environment
Sergey Gromov,
Institute of Geography, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia
Remote Sensing
(Satellite) System Technologies
Michael A. Okoye,
Earth Satellite Corporation, USA
Greg T. Koeln, Earth
Satellite Corporation, USA
Geophysical
Monitoring Technologies
Aniekan Edet,
Department of Geology, University of Calabar, Nigeria
Geochemical
Monitoring Technologies
Emest Yanful,
University of Western Ontario, Canada
Electrochemical
Sensing Technologies
Hilary I. Inyang,
Global Institute for Energy and Environmental Studies (GIEES), The University of
North Carolina at Charlotte, USA
Laboratory-Based
Analytical Technologies
John L. Daniels,
Geoenvironmental and Energy Systems Research Laboratory(GESRL), University of
North Carolina at Charlotte, USA
Sunyoung Bae,
Geoenvironmental and Energy Systems Research Laboratory(GESRL), University of
North Carolina at Charlotte, USA
Biomonitoring
Technologies
Lucky Odokuma,
University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Gerald Turnbull,
Global Livestock Group, USA
Radiometric
Monitoring Technologies
Gary Weil
3. Atmospheric
Monitoring
Dennis Lane,
University of Kansas, USA
Priority Parameters
and Their Measurements
Constance M. Brown-Mitic,
NSF Science and Technology Center SAHRA, Department of Hydrology and Water
Resources, University
of Arizona, USA
Samuel K. Kaharabata,
Research Branch, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Canada
Roger Bales, NSF
Science and Technology Center SAHRA, Department of Hydrology and Water
Resources,
University of
Arizona, USA
Observation Systems,
Networks and Existing Datebases
Sergey Gromov,
Institute of Geography, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia
Air Pollution in
Pristine, Rural and Urban Areas
Dennis Lane,
University of Kansas, USA
Transboundary Air
Pollution
Philip Fellin, Canada
Acid Precipitation
Shankar Aggarwal,
School of Studies in Chemistry, Pt. Ravishankar Shukta University, India
Nguyen Oanhi, Asian
Institute of Technology, Thailand
Weather Monitoring
Caxton Matarira,
Environment and Remote Sensing Institute, Zimbabwe
Noise Level
Monitoring
Khanindra Pathak,
Department of Mining Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, India
Radiation Monitoring
Hilary I. Inyang,
Global Institute for Energy and Environmental Studies (GIEES), The University of
North Carolina at Charlotte, USA
4. Monitoring
Freshwater and Marine Systems
Richard King,
University of Uyo, Nigeria
Priority Parameters
and Their Measurement
L. Twomey
M. Piehler
H. Paerl
Freshwater
Observation Systems, Networks and Existing Databases
Lisa Martinenghi,
Studio d'ingegneria Martinenghi SA, Switzerland
F. Zamboni,
Laboratorio di fisica terrestre, IST, University of Applied Sciences of Southern
Switzerland, Switzerland
Marine and Brackish
Water Observation
Khadiga Adham, Egypt
Methedologies to
Detect Anthropogenic Changes in Freshwater and Marine Systems
Richard King,
University of Uyo, Nigeria
Acidification and
Salination of Water Bodies
Thomas Clair,
Environment Canada-Atlantic Region, Canada
Deposition of
Pollutants and Their Impacts on Fisheries
B.B. Jana,
Aquaculture and Applied Limnology Research Unit, Department of Zoology,
University of Kalyani, India
Pollution of
Littoral Zones and Bottom Sediment
B.B. Jana,
Aquaculture and Applied Limnology Research Unit, Department of Zoology,
University of Kalyani, India
5. Monitoring of
Geomedia Systems
Hilary I. Inyang,
Global Institute for Energy and Environmental Studies (GIEES), The University of
North Carolina at Charlotte, USA
Irene M.C. Lo, Hong
Kong
Lake and River Sediment
Monitoring
Rudolf Reuther, enas
Environmental Assessments, Germany
Soil Contamination
Monitoring
C. Marjorie Aelion,
Department of Environmental Health Sciences, University of South Carolina,
School of Public
Health, USA
Groundwater
Monitoring
Naresh Singhal,
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Aukland, New
Zealand
Rajika Samaranayake,
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Aukland, New
Zealand
Hettiarachchige
Dayananda Gunasekera, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
University of Aukland, New Zealand
Jahangir Islam,
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Aukland, New
Zealand
Monitoring of
Releases from Constructed Facilities
Gary Weil
Radiation from
Terrestrial Sources
Cecelia Williams,
Sandia national Laboratories, USA
Desertification and
Vegetation Monitoring
Joseph Ikechukwu
Muoghalu, Department of Botany, Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria
Soil Water Content
Monitoring
Paul Ferre
Contaminated Site
Characterization and Monitoring
T. Cassia de Brito
Galvao, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil
John L. Daniels,
Geoenvironmental and Energy Systems Research Laboratory(GESRL), University of
North Carolina at Charlotte, USA
Hilary I. Inyang,
Global Institute for Energy and Environmental Studies (GIEES), The University of
North Carolina at Charlotte, USA
6. Analysis and
Utility of Monitoring data
Hilary I. Inyang,
Global Institute for Energy and Environmental Studies (GIEES), The University of
North Carolina at Charlotte, USA
Evolution of
Geographic Information and Visualization Systems
Ann K. Deakin,
Department of Geosciences, State University of New York College at Fredonia, USA
Regional and Global
Geoinformation Systems
Vincent Ogunro
Regional and Global
Geoinformation Systems
David Washington
Statistical Analysis
and Quality Assurance of Monitoring data
Iris Yeung Miu Han,
Department of Management Sciences, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Geostatistical
Analysis of Monitoring data
Mark Dowdall,
Norwegian Radiation Protection Authority, Environmental Protection Unit, Polar
Environmental Centre, Norway
John O’Dea,
Department of Applied Science, Institute of Technology, Ireland
Applications of
Geographic Information Systems
Christopher Misati
Ondieki, Department of Geography, Kenyatta University, Kenya
Shadrack Kiana Murimi,
Department of Geography, Kenyatta University, Kenya
Use of Monitoring
data in Model Verification
Vinod Jain,
Jawaharlal Nehru University, India
Gideon Okpokwasili
Use of Monitoring
data in Facility Performance Evaluation
Vincent Ogunro
Hilary I. Inyang,
Global Institute for Energy and Environmental Studies (GIEES), The University of
North Carolina at Charlotte, USA
Use of Monitoring
data in Human/Ecological Exposure Assessment
Joanna Burger,
Environmental Health Division, Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences
Institute, Nelson
Biology Lab, Rutgers
University, USA
Michael Gochfeld,
Occupational Health Division, Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences
Institute,
Rutgers University,
USA
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