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<br />' wen svxby and Smdvy Mnu OAR7 FivnpnaJSvn~y <br />' S.0 REFERENCES <br />' Environmental Protection .agency (EPA). 1987a. Data Quality Objectives for Remedial <br />' Response Activities: ~velo,Pment Process. Office of Emergency and Remedial Response <br />and Office of Waste Programs Enforcement. EPA/540/G-871003. <br />' Identifies (1) the framework and process by which data quality objectives (DQO's; <br />' qualitative and quantitative statements that specify the quality of the data required <br />to support AE;ency decisions during remedial response activities) aze developed; <br />and (2) the individuals responsible for development of DQO's. Provides <br />procedure for determining a quantifiable degree of certainty that can be used in <br />making site-specific decisions. Provides a formal approach to integration of DQO <br />development with sampling and analysis plan development. Attempts to improve <br />' the overall quality and cost effectiveness of data collection and analysis activities. <br />' Environmental Protection P,gency (EPA). 1987b. Data Oualiri Objectives for Remedial <br />Response Activities: Example Scenario: RI/FS Activities at a Site with Contaminated <br />' Soils and Ground Water. Office of Emergency and Remedial Response and Office of <br />Waste Programs Enforcement. EPA/540/G-87/994. <br />1 <br />• Companion to EPA. 1987a. Provides detailed examples of the process for <br />' development of data quality objectives (DQO's) for RIfFS activities under <br />CERCLA. <br />t <br />Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). 1988a. Guidance for Conductin¢ Remedial <br />Investigations and Feasibiliri Studies Under CERCLA. Interim Final. Office of <br />Emergency and Remedial Response. (OSWER Directive 9355.3-O1). <br />' H:\USFASASAf~WMIXR~lE1TFR59f\WSUNSUN RIR <br />Page 19 <br /> <br />