The Risk of Assessing the Compliance of Water Quality With Established Requirements

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Abstract

Standard rules for assessing natural water quality indicators provide for measurements with an error, which is often commensurate with the absolute value of the controlled quantity. As a result, there are risks of an erroneous assessment of the compliance / non-compliance of natural water with the established safety and quality requirements. A simple technique for the quantitative study of such a risk is proposed. It is shown that its
maximum level is limited to 50% when managerial decisions are made under conditions of complete uncertainty. A method for taking into account the considered risks in resolving disputable situations based on the available evidence is proposed.

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R. A. Belousov

ФГБУ «Гидрохимический институт»

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Email: r.belousov@gidrohim.com
Russian Federation

A. A. Nazarova

ФГБУ «Гидрохимический институт»

Email: r.belousov@gidrohim.com

к. х. н.

Russian Federation

O. M. Rozental

Институт водных проблем РАН

Email: r.belousov@gidrohim.com

д. т. н.

Russian Federation

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