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Data Quality Objectives for the Groundwater Monitoring Program, Revised July 2006
Table of Contents
1.1 Background
1.2 Planning Team
1.2.1 CSSA
1.2.2 Air Force Center for Environmental Excellence
1.2.3 Contractors
1.2.4 Decision Makers
Step 2 - Identify the Decisions
2.1 Current Decisions
2.2 Remediation Decisions
2.3 Future Decisions
2.4 Alternative Decisions
Step 3 - Identify the Inputs to the Decision
3.1 General CSSA Inputs
3.2 Off-Post Inputs
3.3 On-Post Inputs
3.4 Drinking Water Well Sampling
3.5 Existing On-Post Monitoring and Agricultural Wells
3.6 Water Levels
3.7 New Monitoring Wells
Step 4 - Define the Boundaries of the Study
4.1 Project Schedule
4.1.1 Drinking Water Reports
4.1.2 Monitoring well Reports
4.1.3 Screening Level Reports (Discrete interval, soil/rock, and IDW samples)
4.1.4 Westbay� Multi-Level Sampling Device Reports
Step 5 - Develop a Decision Rule
Step 6 - Specify Tolerable Limits on Decision Errors
Step 7 - Optimize the Design for Obtaining Data
Figures
Figure 1 CSSA Monitoring Well Network, February 2006
Figure 3 Proposed New Well Location Map
Figure 4 PCE Concentrations for LGR Wells, September 2005
Figure 5 TCE Concentrations for LGR Wells, September 2005
Figure 6 DCE Concentrations for LGR Wells, September 2005
Figure 7 DCE Concentrations for BS Wells, September 2005
Figure 8 PCE Concentrations for CC Wells, September 2005
Figure 9 TCE Concentrations for CC Wells, September 2005
Figure 10 DCE Concentrations for CC Wells, September 2005
Figure 11 Timeline for Groundwater Sampling
Appendices
Appendix A Approval from USEPA and TCEQ for Previous DQOs and Implementation of LTMO Recommendations
Appendix B Summary of Historical Detections by Well, 1999 through September 2005
Appendix C Statistical Summary of Occurrence of Groundwater Contaminants
Appendix D September 2003 Summary of Metals Results
Appendix E Summary of Three-Tiered Long Term Monitoring Network Optimization