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Accounting for uncertainties in contaminated land management

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This report, which has no claim to completeness given the scope of the topic, seeks to identify sources of uncertainty at different stages of the data cycle in a context of contaminated land management, to describe approaches for addressing these uncertainties and also to identify some avenues of future research.[…]

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Auteurs GUYONNET Dominique, DUBOIS D, DE FOUQUET C, GHESTEM JP, LEPROND Hubert, ATTEIA Olivier, COME J-M, BRGM, ADEME
Co-auteur(s) ECOLE DES MINES DE PARIS, ENSEGID, GINGER BURGEAP, IRIT
Public(s) Bureaux d'études
Entreprises et fédérations professionnelles
Collectivités territoriales
Secteur de la recherche
Thématique Urbanisme, territoires et sols
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Date d'édition 2019/11
Nb. de pages 62 P
Format pdf/A4
Langue EN
Périmètre de publication National

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This report, which has no claim to completeness given the scope of the topic, seeks to identify sources of uncertainty at different stages of the data cycle in a context of contaminated land management, to describe approaches for addressing these uncertainties and also to identify some avenues of future research. The data cycle ranges from the sampling stage (soil, water, air, …), to using the collected information for defining site management options, through analysis, representation, interpretation, etc. It is clear from this synthesis that while there exists no "one-size-fits-all" method for addressing uncertainties in a context of contaminated land management, it is possible however to promote consistency between the choice of uncertainty treatment methods and the nature of the information that is actually available in practice. Such an effort should promote more reliable and robust contaminated land management options.

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