chapter 1 1 -- chapter 2 Integrated Data Management for Environmental Monitoring Programs -- chapter 3 Using Multimedia Risk Models in Environmental Monitoring -- chapter 4 Basic Concepts and Applications of Environmental Monitoring -- chapter 5 Assessment of Changes in Pollutant Concentrations -- chapter 6 Atmospheric Monitoring -- chapter 7 Opportunities and Challenges in Surface Water Quality Monitoring -- chapter 8 Groundwater Monitoring: Statistical Methods for Testing Special Background Conditions -- chapter 9 Well Pattern, Setback, and Flow Rate Considerations for Groundwater Monitoring Networks at Landfills -- chapter 10 Selection of Ecological Indicators for Monitoring Terrestrial Systems -- chapter 11 Efficacy of Forest Health Monitoring Indicators to Evince Impacts on a Chemically Manipulated Watershed -- chapter 12 Landscape Monitoring -- chapter 13 Nonsampling Errors in Ocular Assessments�Swedish Experiences of Observer Influences on Forest Damage Assessments -- chapter 14 Tree-Ring Analysis for Environmental Monitoring and Assessment of Anthropogenic Changes -- chapter 15 Uranium, Thorium, and Potassium in Soils along the Shore of Lake Issyk-Kyol in the Kyrghyz Republic -- chapter 16 Monitoring and Assessment of the Fate and Transport of Contaminants at a Superfund Site -- chapter 17 Statistical Methods for Environmental Monitoring and Assessment -- chapter 18 Geostatistical Approach for Optimally Adjusting a Monitoring Network -- chapter 19 The Variability of Estimates of Variance: How It Can Affect Power Analysis in Monitoring Design -- chapter 20 Discriminating between the Good and the Bad: Quality Assurance Is Central in Biomonitoring Studies -- chapter 21 Patchy Distribution Fields: Acoustic Survey Design and Reconstruction Adequacy -- chapter 22 Monitoring, Assessment, and Environmental Policy / chapter 23 Development of Watershed-Based Assessment Tools Using Monitoring Data / chapter 24 Bioindicators for Assessing Human and Ecological Health / chapter 25 Biological Indicators in Environmental Monitoring Programs: Can We Increase Their Effectiveness? / chapter 26 Judging Survey Quality in Biomonitoring / chapter 27 Major Monitoring Networks: A Foundation to Preserve, Protect, and Restore / chapter 28 28 / chapter 29 29 / chapter 30 30 / chapter 31 31 / chapter 32 32