Rapid Bioassessment and In Situ Bioassay: Cost Effective Tools for Environmental Impact Assessment

Lynn D. Wike; F. Douglas Martin; Michael H. Paller

Rapid Bioassessment and In Situ Bioassay: Cost Effective Tools for Environmental Impact Assessment

Lynn D. Wike
, F. Douglas Martin
, Michael H. Paller

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Abstract

The rapid bioassessment and in situ bioassay, the cost effective tools for environmental impact assessment were discussed. The development of two methods of in situ bioassay that can address bioavailability of constituents of concerns was also studied. The use of caged bioassay organisms can be applied to terrestrial systems such as capped of existing waste sites using the common house cricket. Combining in situ techniques with RBA methodologies has the potential to provide a comprehensive assessment of chemical and physical impacts to a wide range of ecosystem types.

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	Proceeding of the 2002 National Conference on Environmental Science and Technology
Editors	G.A. Uzochukwu, K. Schimmel, G.B. Reddy, S.Y. Chang, V. Kabadi, G.A Uzochukwu, K. Schimmel, G.B. Reddy, S. Yuh-Chang, V. Kabadi
Pages	253-262
Number of pages	10
State	Published - 2002
Externally published	Yes
Event	Proceeding of the 2002 National Conference on Environmental Science and Technology - Greensboro, NC, United States Duration: Sep 8 2002 → Sep 10 2002

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Name	Proceeding of the 2002 National Conference on Environmental Science and Technology

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Other	Proceeding of the 2002 National Conference on Environmental Science and Technology
Country/Territory	United States
City	Greensboro, NC
Period	9/8/02 → 9/10/02

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This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

SDG 15 Life on Land

ASJC Scopus subject areas

General Environmental Science

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Wike, L. D., Martin, F. D., & Paller, M. H. (2002). Rapid Bioassessment and In Situ Bioassay: Cost Effective Tools for Environmental Impact Assessment. In G. A. Uzochukwu, K. Schimmel, G. B. Reddy, S. Y. Chang, V. Kabadi, G. A. Uzochukwu, K. Schimmel, G. B. Reddy, S. Yuh-Chang, & V. Kabadi (Eds.), Proceeding of the 2002 National Conference on Environmental Science and Technology (pp. 253-262). (Proceeding of the 2002 National Conference on Environmental Science and Technology).

Rapid Bioassessment and In Situ Bioassay: Cost Effective Tools for Environmental Impact Assessment. / Wike, Lynn D.; Martin, F. Douglas; Paller, Michael H.
Proceeding of the 2002 National Conference on Environmental Science and Technology. ed. / G.A. Uzochukwu; K. Schimmel; G.B. Reddy; S.Y. Chang; V. Kabadi; G.A Uzochukwu; K. Schimmel; G.B. Reddy; S. Yuh-Chang; V. Kabadi. 2002. p. 253-262 (Proceeding of the 2002 National Conference on Environmental Science and Technology).

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution

Wike, LD, Martin, FD & Paller, MH 2002, Rapid Bioassessment and In Situ Bioassay: Cost Effective Tools for Environmental Impact Assessment. in GA Uzochukwu, K Schimmel, GB Reddy, SY Chang, V Kabadi, GA Uzochukwu, K Schimmel, GB Reddy, S Yuh-Chang & V Kabadi (eds), Proceeding of the 2002 National Conference on Environmental Science and Technology. Proceeding of the 2002 National Conference on Environmental Science and Technology, pp. 253-262, Proceeding of the 2002 National Conference on Environmental Science and Technology, Greensboro, NC, United States, 9/8/02.

Wike LD, Martin FD, Paller MH. Rapid Bioassessment and In Situ Bioassay: Cost Effective Tools for Environmental Impact Assessment. In Uzochukwu GA, Schimmel K, Reddy GB, Chang SY, Kabadi V, Uzochukwu GA, Schimmel K, Reddy GB, Yuh-Chang S, Kabadi V, editors, Proceeding of the 2002 National Conference on Environmental Science and Technology. 2002. p. 253-262. (Proceeding of the 2002 National Conference on Environmental Science and Technology).

Wike, Lynn D. ; Martin, F. Douglas ; Paller, Michael H. / Rapid Bioassessment and In Situ Bioassay : Cost Effective Tools for Environmental Impact Assessment. Proceeding of the 2002 National Conference on Environmental Science and Technology. editor / G.A. Uzochukwu ; K. Schimmel ; G.B. Reddy ; S.Y. Chang ; V. Kabadi ; G.A Uzochukwu ; K. Schimmel ; G.B. Reddy ; S. Yuh-Chang ; V. Kabadi. 2002. pp. 253-262 (Proceeding of the 2002 National Conference on Environmental Science and Technology).

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