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Monitoring and measurements programs aim to characterise environmental processes and activities taking place by monitoring the quality of the surrounding environment. These programs can include the active and passive monitoring of a range of environmental aspects such as air, water, ground, noise etc.
Ambient Air Quality can be defined as: The physical and chemical measure of pollutant concentrations in the ambient atmosphere. Generally the concentrations of gases or particles to which the general population would be exposed to, as opposed to the concentration of pollutants emitted by a specific source. The quality is usually determined over a specific time period.
Establishing the current ambient air quality for an area is termed the characterisation of baseline conditions and is undertaken by assessing ambient monitored and measured of the Ambient Air Quality of an area. All monitoring is done in accordance with the given SANS and ISO standards to ensure high quality data. Monitoring and Measurement data provided for assessment can be presented in annual, biannual or quarterly reports or just as a Baseline...
Noise can be defined as “unwanted sound” and an audible acoustic energy that adversely affects the physical and/or psychological well-being of people, or which disturbs or impacts the convenience or peace of any person. We can generalize by saying that sound becomes unwanted when it; Hinders speech communication. Impedes the thinking process. Interferes with concentration. Obstructs activities (work or leisure). Presents a health risk due...