T/XJBX 0096-2025 Soil environmental multi-media joint monitoring technical specifications
T/XJBX 0096-2025 Soil environmental multi-media joint monitoring technical specifications
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Scope
The quality of soil environment is an important foundation for ecosystem health, agricultural production safety, and human living environment. With the acceleration of industrialization, urbanization, and agricultural modernization, soil environment is affected by various factors such as pollutants, heavy metals, pesticides, nutrients, and organic pollutants, and its spatial and temporal distribution exhibits complex and diverse characteristics. Single monitoring methods and single medium detection are difficult to comprehensively reflect the soil environmental status, often failing to meet the needs of environmental protection, land use management, and pollution prevention and control. Multi-medium joint monitoring technology integrates information from environmental media such as soil, water, air, and groundwater to achieve comprehensive monitoring of pollutant migration, transmission, and interactions. This technology not only reveals the sources and pathways of pollution, but also provides scientific basis for soil remediation, risk assessment, and environmental management. Multi-medium joint monitoring combines modern sensor technology, data collection systems, remote sensing technology, and informatization platforms to achieve real-time, continuous, and spatial monitoring of soil environmental status, providing technical support for environmental supervision, agricultural management, and ecological protection. At present, various technical methods have been developed for soil environmental monitoring at home and abroad, such as soil chemical analysis, rapid detection of heavy metals, detection of pesticide residues, and monitoring of soil physical properties. However, there is still a lack of unified technical specifications and standardized operating procedures for multi-medium joint monitoring. Under different regional, soil type, and pollution source backgrounds, there are differences in monitoring methods, sampling strategies, analysis methods, and data