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soil site

soil site, Total:13 items.

The international standard classification for "soil site" includes: .

The Chinese standard classification for "soil site" includes: Analysis methods for environmental quality of soils .


Professional Standard - Environmental Protection

  • HJ 25.4-2014 Technical Guidelines for Site Soil Remediation

GSO

Korean Agency for Technology and Standards (KATS)

AENOR

Danish Standards Foundation

SCC

  • DANSK DS/ISO 15903:2002 Soil quality - Format for recording soil and site information
  • UNE 77323-4:2003 Soil quality - Vocabulary -- Part 4: Terms and definitions related to rehabilitation of soils and sites.
  • DIN 4220 E:2017 Draft Document - Pedologic site assessment - Designation, classification and deduction of soil parameters (normative and nominal scaling)
  • NS-EN ISO 19204:2022 Soil quality - Procedure for site-specific ecological risk assessment of soil contamination (soil quality TRIAD approach) (ISO 19204:2017)

German Institute for Standardization

  • DIN 4220:2020-11 Pedologic site assessment - Designation, classification and deduction of soil parameters (normative and nominal scaling)