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2-1. Sample Types & Considering Factors for Collection Sample Types: According to the physical conditions ; solid, liquid, or gas samples According to the representativeness; bulk, partial, or mixed samples According to the conventional names; Rock, soil, stream water, groundwater, coal, plant, food etc. Considering Factors : The essential requisite for the sample is the representativeness of the object of sampling. Then, consider 1) Purpose of sampling 2) Budget for the analysis 3) Characteristics (Types) of the samples

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2-1. Sample Types & Considering Factors for Collection

Sample Types: According to the physical conditions ; solid, liquid, or gas samples According to the representativeness; bulk, partial, or mixed

samples According to the conventional names; Rock, soil, stream water,

groundwater, coal, plant, food etc.

Considering Factors: The essential requisite for the sample is the

representativeness of the object of sampling. Then, consider

1) Purpose of sampling2) Budget for the analysis 3) Characteristics (Types) of the samples

2-2. Collection & Pretreatment of Water Samples

Water samples?: Surface water (Streams, lakes, springs, etc.) Groundwater Meteoric water (rain, snow, fog, etc) Others

Considering factors of water sampling; Variable properties responding to a number of surrounding

conditions such as T, P, time, biota, geology, etc. Should consider

1) Water type2) Parameters measured in the field3) Required pretreatment4) Geological & Hydrological conditions5) Temporal & spatial variation6) Others

Methods: Scooping Grab sampling Bailor / Bomb Pumping

Pretreatments: Filtration; Removal of SS & (microbes), with 0.1, 0.2

or 0.45 m pore membrane Acidification; Prohibiting pptn of the DS, with HNO3 Sterilization; Killing all the microbes, with HgCl2 Refrigeration; Supress microbial activity at 4C

3-3. Soil Sample Collection & Preparation 3-3-1. General Considering Factors

▪ Soil types▪ Soil profiles▪ Parents & local geology▪ Plantation▪ Land uses▪ Others

3-3-2. Collection Methods▪ Shovels▪ Soil core sampler▪ Auger▪ Soil moisture sampler▪ Customized personalized devices

3-3-3. Sampling Design▪ Grid▪ Barbell cluster▪ Nested Cell▪ Stratified vs. unstratified

3-3-4. Treatment of Soil Samples▪ Drying▪ Sieving▪ Removal of organics▪ Grinding

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3-4. Sediment Sample Collection & Preparation 3-4-1. General Considering Factors

▪ Spatial (horizontal) variation▪ Vertical (depth) variation▪ Size distribution▪ Temporal variation▪ Sedimentation mechanism (sedimentation media)▪ Disturbance by sampling▪ Parental rock

3-4-2. Collection Methods▪ Grab▪ Core sampler▪ Customized personalized devices

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3-4-3. Sampling Design▪ Mostly depends on the distribution of the sediments

3-3-4. Treatment of Soil Samples▪ Very similar to the soil sample treatment▪ Size fractionation

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3-5. Rock Sample Collection & Preparation 3-4-1. General Considering Factors

▪ Rock types▪ Weathering▪ Grain size: generally sample size should be 60 times larger

than the grain size ex) <1/16cm 3*4*1 cm ▪ Structure & texture▪ Others

3-4-2. Collection Methods▪ Hammer▪ Core sampler▪ Chiesle

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