Three-dimensional spatial variability of arsenic-containing soil from geogenic source in Hong Kong: Implications on sampling strategies

Keyphrases

• Hong Kong 100%
• Arsenic 100%
• Sampling Strategy 100%
• Soil Samples 100%
• Geogenic Sources 100%
• Three-dimensional Spatial Variability 100%
• Risk Management Strategies 66%
• Site Investigation 66%
• Arsenic Concentration 66%
• Risk Mitigation Strategies 66%
• Three-dimensional (3D) 33%
• High Cost 33%
• Human Health 33%
• Soil Contamination 33%
• Development Work 33%
• Trace Elements 33%
• Spatial Distribution 33%
• Contaminant Distribution 33%
• Uncertainty Levels 33%
• Soil Remediation 33%
• Spatial Variability 33%
• Human Needs 33%
• Soil Testing 33%
• Toxic Trace Elements 33%
• Geostatistics 33%
• Uncertainty Reduction 33%
• Restricted Maximum Likelihood 33%
• Soil Development 33%
• Remediation Works 33%
• Spatial Correlation Pattern 33%
• Autocovariance Structure 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Hong Kong 100%
• Geogenic Source 100%
• Soil Sampling 100%
• Site Investigation 66%
• Risk Management 66%
• Trace Element 33%
• Geostatistics 33%
• Spatial Distribution 33%
• Human Health 33%
• Soil Testing 33%
• Soil Remediation 33%
• Soil Pollution 33%

Engineering

• Arsenic 100%
• Mitigation Strategy 50%
• Site Investigation 50%
• Multistage 25%
• Maximum Likelihood 25%
• Spatial Correlation 25%
• Arsenic (As) 25%
• Human Health 25%
• Spatial Distribution 25%
• Soil Pollution 25%
• Autocovariance 25%