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Revision of Monitoring Guidelines (Hydrography and Hydrochemistry) The review process Drafts composed and reviewed by a group composed of national contacts from Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Poland (Co-Lead) and Sweden (Lead)


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Revision of Monitoring Guidelines (Hydrography and Hydrochemistry)

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The review process

  • Drafts composed and reviewed by a group composed of national contacts from

Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Poland (Co-Lead) and Sweden (Lead)

  • Feedback recieved from S & C 4-2016
  • Comments recieved after S & C 4-2016
  • Continued work within the group, with assistance from external experts
  • Drafts for new topics presented to sharepoint site – latest documents were

considered to need further review.

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General changes to guidelines

  • Reference to quality management system according to EN ISO/IEC 17025,

instead of a description of a quality management system

  • Laboratories must be able to provide verification of performance (CRMs,

interlaboratory comparisons, proficiency testings)

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Guidelines for determination of nutrients

General remarks Minor changes, update on QA/QC Immediate analysis is preferable to storage in freezer Determination of ammonium A method for determination based on fluorescence listed as an alternative to indophenol method Determination of silicate Included, although only inorganic nitrogen and inorganic phosphorus are listed as core indicators

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Guidelines for physical oceanography

  • Content edited to fit template better (after feedback from S & C 4-2016)
  • Overlapping with upcoming guidelines for autonomous devices?
  • Could (should?) be splitted into several separate guideline documents
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Guidelines for monitoring of marine acidification

Determination of alkalinity

  • Update on QA/QC procedures
  • Change of unit from µmol/l to µmol/kg (following Dickson’s definition of alkalinity)

Determination of pH

  • Detailed and valuable feedback recieved from German experts
  • Spectrophotometric determination validated in the Baltic region
  • Spectrophotometric determination is superior, but instruments suitable for

monitoring are missing

  • pH scale must be selected
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Further review needed: dissolved oxygen, hydrogen sulphide and salinity

Guidelines for determination of hydrogen sulphide Guidelines for determination of dissolved oxygen Options for validation of accurcy are limited, interlabory comparisons are the only

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Guidelines for determination of salinity A few notes on quality control added

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Upcoming documents:

  • Guidelines for use of autonomous devices in monitoring

(see document 2MA-18)

  • Guidelines for water sampling/use of CTD/processing of CTD data
  • drafts are being prepared
  • corresponding ICES guidelines are due for review