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Appendices
Appendix A - Locations of Monitoring Sites
ii
Appendix B - Sticky Pad Analysis Results Graphs
viii
Appendix C - Examination of in-week Soiling Events
xxii
Appendix D – Trends of Sticky Pad Analysis
xxv
Appendix E - Background Information on the Parameters Covered
xxix
Appendix F – Atkins QA/QC Process
xxxii
Appendix G - On-Site November Windrose
xxxv
Appendix H - Hourly November Data
xxxvii
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Appendix A -
Locations of Monitoring Sites
November 2008
Table A.1 - Monitoring Locations of Sticky Pads (Dust) and Osiris Analysers (PM10)
Park-wide ID
OS Grid Reference
Description
Managed by
Location*
Change from
Missing or
(Construction Zone)
Previous Report
Delayed
Dust_01
537852
186049
Located on lamp column at the end of the cul-de-sac
MCL
Off-site (7) – North of site
None
-
outside 33 Ruckholt Close.
Urban Background site
Dust_02
538881
185772
Background site on lamp post outside Downsell Primary
MCL
Off-site (Residential) – NE
None
-
School and opposite No. 34 Hall Road E15
Dust_03
538255
185665
141 Westdown Road.
MCL
Off-site (6) – NE
None
-
Urban Background site
Dust_09
537034
184940
Rear of Wick Village TMC on lamp column on Windsor
MCL
Off-site (5c) – E
None
-
Wharf, outside Ferry House.
Urban Background site
Dust_10
537062
184948
Towing path on canal opposite Windsor Wharf. Urban
MCL
Boundary (5c) – W
None
-
Background site.
Only one direction is available (North).
Dust_11 537103
184830
Leabank
Square.
MCL Off-site
(5c)
–W None
-
Urban Background site
Dust_11A
537103
184830
Duplicate for site
MCL
Off-site (5c) – W
None
-
Dust_12
537509
184739
Located on lamp column outside Harringay Meat
MCL
On-site (5b)
Removed
Week 1, 2, 3, and
Traders Ltd. Kerb site
4
Dust_13A
537516
184561
Carpenters Rd - Lamp post 100m West of road bridge
BNL
On-site (4)
None
-
over River Lea.
Dust_13
537320
184511
River Lea – adjacent to railway bridge.
BNL
Boundary (4) – W
None
Week 3
Urban Background site
Dust_14
538127
185520
Located on lamp column 30 metres west of the site
MCL
Boundary (6a) – W”
None
-
entrance to Fitzpatrick’s depot on Temple Mill Lane.
Kerb Site
Dust_15
537348
184423
Bow Industrial Park. Kerb site.
BNL
Boundary (4) – W
None
-
Pad wrapped around hoarding post monitoring in 3
directions only (N, E & S)
Dust_16
537386
184173
Bow Industrial Park. Kerb site.
BNL
Boundary (4) – W
None
-
Pad wrapped around hoarding post monitoring in 3
directions only (N, E & S)
Dust_17 538397
184056
Gibbins
Road.
BNL Off-site
Lamp post 61 adjacent to Flats
(Residential/ 1a) – E
None -
Urban Background site
Dust_18
538140
183968
Lamp post 15 opposite entrance to foot bridge over
BNL On-site
(1a) None Week
1
Water Works River
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Park-wide ID
OS Grid Reference
Description
Managed by
Location*
Change from
Missing or
(Construction Zone)
Previous Report
Delayed
Warton Road. Kerb site
Dust_19
537406
184017
Lamp post 16 in car parking bay at rear of Old Ford
BNL
Boundary (4) – SW
None
Week 3
Lock House. Kerb site
Dust_20
538308
183925
Lamp post 20
BNL Off-site
None
Rear of 1-27 Biggerstaff Road
(Residential/ 1a) – E
-
Adjacent to Lund Point Tower Block
Dust_20A
538394
184162
Biggerstaff Rd Denison Point, Lamp post adjacent to
BNL Off-site
None
-
flats
(Residential/ 1b) – E
Dust_21
538332
183879
Lamp post 10.
BNL Off-site
None
-
44-46 Biggerstaff Road0
(Residential/ 1a/ 8c) – E
Dust_22
538329
183805
Lamp post on Friendship Way / Warton Rd adjacent to
BNL Off-site
None
-
flats 26 -38b
(Residential/ School/ 8c)
Dust_23
537482
183884
Construction Zone 3a adjacent to The Greenway
BNL
On-site (3a)
None
-
Dust_24
538496
183651
Rick Roberts Way
BNL Off-site
None
-
Lamp post adjacent to mini roundabout
(Residential/ 12/ 8c)SE
Dust_25
538114
183623
Otter Close. Lamp post at West end of close
BNL Off-site
None
-
adjacent to Flat no 85 -92
(8c / 8b) – SE
Dust_26
538209
183588
Otter Close. Lamp post at East end of close adjacent to
BNL Off-site
None
-
Flat no’s 61 -68
(8c / 8b) SE
Dust_27
536996
183638
On lamp post on Legion Terrace outside Flora House
MCL
Off-site
None
-
(Residential/ 14/ 3b) - SW
Dust_28
537578
183208
West Side of Blackwall approach tunnel Road.
BNL Off-site
None
Lamp post W7948 on road adjacent to Park East
(14/ 3b) – SE
-
Apartment Building
Dust_29
537387
183369
West Side of Blackwall approach tunnel Road.
BNL Off-site
None
Lamp post W 10513 on bottom of Wrexham Road
(Residential/ 3b) – S
-
adjacent to Paddock St
Dust_31
538059
183329
Lamp Post On Bridge over Bow Back River adjacent to
BNL Off-site
None
-
Porsche Garage
(8a) – S
Dust_32
538587
183299
Junction of Abbey Lane and Gay Road
BNL
Off-site
None
-
(Residential/ 12/ 8c) – SE
Dust_37
537259
184660
Located on western boundary fence at the far end of the
MCL
Boundary (5b) – W
None
Week 3 and Week
site (bordering the canal). Only one direction is available
4
(North).
Dust_38
537105
184897
River Lea – Disused Footbridge. Urban Background site.
MCL
Boundary (5c) – W
None
Week 4
Only one direction is available (North).
Dust_39
537673
185915
On lamp column near junction of Temple Mill Lane and
MCL
Boundary (7a) - N
None
-
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Park-wide ID
OS Grid Reference
Description
Managed by
Location*
Change from
Missing or
(Construction Zone)
Previous Report
Delayed
Ruckholt Road on opposite side of fence to original site.
Dust_40
538103
185578
Located on lamp column on cycle track behind clays
MCL On-site
(6a) None -
lane estate
Dust_41
537545
185663
On lamp Column at Junction of Quartermile Lane and
MCL On-site
(7a) None -
Core Office
Dust_45
538473
185352
On lamp column outside depot on Leyton Road
MCL
Off-site (11) – NE
None
-
Dust_46
537516
183821
Zone 3a on South Hoarding. Pad wrapped around
BNL
Boundary (3a/ 3b) – S
-
None
hoarding post monitoring in 3 directions only (N, E & S)
Dust_47
537612
183794
Zone 3 on South Hoarding. Pad wrapped around
BNL
Boundary (3a/ 3b) – S
None
-
hoarding post monitoring in 3 directions only (N, E & S)
Dust_48
537298
184588
North West Corner of Kings Yard. Only site direction is
BNL
Boundary (4) – W
None
-
available (East).
Dust_50
537514
185625
South side of boarding at Quartermile Lane Travellers’
MCL
Boundary (7a) - NW
None
-
site. Only one direction is available (North).
Dust_52
537346
185377
Waterden Rd entry gates northern
MCL
Boundary (5a/ 5b) – NW
None
-
Dust_57
537832
185569
Located on fence pole, SE of Core Team Office. Only
MCL
On-site (7a)
None
-
one direction is available (North).
Dust_61
538029
185380
New position commenced 18/07/08 - Dust_61, 62 and
MCL On-site
(6b) None
Week 4
63 are flat boards located on fences therefore only one
direction is available (North).
Dust_62
537981
185269
New position commenced 18/07/08 - Dust_61, 62 and
MCL
On-site (6b)
None
Week 2 and Week
63 are flat boards located on fences therefore only one
3
direction is available (North).
Dust_63
537806
185004
New position commenced 18/07/08 - Dust_61, 62 and
MCL
On-site (6a)
None
-
63 are flat boards located on fences therefore only one
direction is available (North).
PM10_02
537037
184928
Gainsborough Community Primary School. Background
MCL Off-site
None -
(Gainsborough
Site
Residential and School (5c)
Primary School)
– W
PM10_09
538227
184159
On the hoarding around the Murphy’s site, approximately
BNL
On-site 1b
None
Data gap b/w
(Carpenters Road
100 metres south-east along Carpenters Road
20/11/08 10:15 -
South)
18:30
(Calibration of
analyser)
PM10_08
537396
183831
The Greenway, re-positioned on the 10/07/08
BNL
3a/ 3b (now moved)
None
Data gap b/w
(West Greenway)
20/11/08 10:45 -
16:45
(Calibration of
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Park-wide ID
OS Grid Reference
Description
Managed by
Location*
Change from
Missing or
(Construction Zone)
Previous Report
Delayed
analyser);
21/11/08 04:15 -
26/11/08 09:00
(Power failure);
and
29/11/08 21:30 –
04/12/08
(Power failure)
PM10_06
537332
184458
On hoarding at CZ4, co-located with weather station.
BNL
4 – W boundary
None
Data gap b/w
(CZ4 Soil Wash)
01/11/08 00:00 -
03/11/08 12:45
(Power failure);
and
20/11/08 04:30 -
18:30
(Power failure and
Calibration of
analyser)
PM10_07
537543
185666
Located near core team office
MCL
7a – On-site
None
-
(Quartermile Lane)
Hyder
Off-site (8a) – SE
Low data capture
Data gap b/w
(recordings available
03/11/08 00:00 -
for less than a week
12/11/08 13:45;
in Nov) due to
removal of monitor
12/11/08 15:15 -
because works
20/11/08 16:15;
affecting the hoarding
and
it was attached to.
PM10_010
South east of zone 8A, located on Bow Back River
537989 183306
The monitor was
(Site 8a)
boundary wall
relocated off-site at
21/11/08 00:00 -
the nearest dwelling
28/11/08 13:00.
to the Olympic Park
boundary on the 17th
(Analyser
of Nov. Analyser
performance
performance issues;
issues)
recording only started
on the 28th.
PM10_011
On wall of substation at entrance to zone 8C along
Hyder
8c – E
None
-
538228 183763
(Site 8c)
Bridgwater Road
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Park-wide ID
OS Grid Reference
Description
Managed by
Location*
Change from
Missing or
(Construction Zone)
Previous Report
Delayed
Hyder
Off-site, nearest zone 6c,
None
Data gap b/w
NE
07/11/08 00:00 -
13/11/08 13:45;
and
PM10_012
Located on Metronet land behind residential properties
21/11/08 00:00 -
538224 185638
(Metronet)
along Westdown Road. Adjacent to underground.
28/11/08 13:00
(Recurrent power
failures and
analyser
performance
issues)
* On-site fablon pad locations are in discussion to be decommissioned (10 out of 44 sites).
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Appendix B -
Sticky Pad Analysis Results Graphs
viii
November 2008
B.1.1
The complete results of the Fablon Sticky Pad monitoring at all sites are presented here in
Appendix B; this includes data from both on-site and off-site locations (total of 44 sites). Ten on-
site sites which have been deemed not representative of sensitive receptors were removed from
the report discussion; they are: Dust_12, Dust_13A, Dust_18, Dust_23, Dust_40, Dust_41,
Dust_57, Dust_61, Dust_62 and Dust_63. These sites are located along main haul roads or at
locations with high construction activity proving unrepresentative of the surrounding environment.
Date from these on-site locations can still be found in Appendix B and Appendix C.
Table B.1 - The appendix presents November Graphs for the following sites:
Park-wide ID
On or Off- Site
Dust_01
Off-site
Dust_02
Off-site
Dust_03
Off-site
Dust_09
Off-site
Dust_10 On-site
(boundary)
Dust_11
Off-site
Dust_11A
Off-site
Dust_12 On-site
Dust_13A On-site
Dust_13 On-site
(boundary)
Dust_14 On-site
(boundary)
Dust_15 On-site
(boundary)
Dust_16 On-site
(boundary)
Dust_17
Off-site
Dust_18 On-site
Dust_19 On-site
(boundary)
Dust_20
Off-site
Dust_21
Off-site
Dust_20A
Off-site
Dust_22
Off-site
Dust_23 On-site
Dust_24
Off-site
Dust_25
Off-site
Dust_26
Off-site
Dust_27
Off-site
Dust_28
Off-site
Dust_29
Off-site
Dust_31
Off-site
Dust_32
Off-site
Dust_37 On-site
(boundary)
Dust_38 On-site
(boundary)
Dust_39 On-site
(boundary)
Dust_40 On-site
Dust_41 On-site
Dust_45
Off-site
Dust_46 On-site
(boundary)
Dust_47 On-site
(boundary)
Dust_48 On-site
(boundary)
Dust_50 On-site
(boundary)
Dust_52 On-site
(boundary)
Dust_57 On-site
Dust_61 On-site
Dust_62 On-site
Dust_63 On-site
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Site Dust_001
North – offsite; East – offsite; South – offsite/ CZ7a; West – offsite
Dust_001 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
age
er
4.00
v
o
C
C)
r
ea
A
E
3.00
North
A
%
i
ve
(
East
y
ct
South
f
f
e
2.00
r
Da
E
e
West
p
2% Coverage
ge
a
1.00
ent
r
c
e
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
Week
Site Dust_002
North – offsite; East – offsite; South – offsite; West – offsite/CZ6/7a
Dust_002 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
e
ag
er
4.00
v
o
)
C
r
ea C
A
E
3.00
North
%
i
ve A
East
ay (
South
f
f
ect
D
2.00
er
2% Coverage
West
e E
p
t
ag
1.00
cen
er
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
Week
Site Dust_003
North – offsite; East – offsite; South – CZ6c; West – CZ6a/7a
Dust_003 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
r
age
4.00
ve
o
r
ea C
AC)
E
3.00
North
A
%
i
ve
(
East
y
ct
South
f
f
e
2.00
r
Da
E
e
2% Coverage
West
e
p
g
t
a
n
1.00
r
ce
e
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
Week
x
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Site Dust_009
North – CZ5c; East – CZ5c/5b; South – offsite; West – offsite
Dust_009 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
age
ver
4.00
o
C
)
a
C
r
e
EA
3.00
North
%
East
t
i
ve A
c
ay (
South
2.00
f
e
r
D
e
West
p
2% Coverage
ge Ef
a
1.00
ent
r
c
e
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
Week
Site Dust_010
North – CZ5c; East – CZ5c/5b; South – offsite; West – offsite
Dust_010 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
e
5% Coverage
r
ag
ve
4.00
o
C
r
ea
AC)
E
3.00
North
e A
East
i
v
(
%
y
2.00
South
f
f
ect
r
Da
E
e
West
2% Coverage
e
p
t
ag
1.00
r
cen
e
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
Week
Site Dust_011
North – CZ5c/5b; East – CZ5c/b; South – offsite; West – offsite
Dust_011 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
ge
r
a
e
v
4.00
o
)
C
r
ea C
A
E
3.00
North
(
%
East
t
i
ve A
c
ay
South
D
2.00
f
f
e
er
2% Coverage
West
p
ge E
t
a
1.00
n
e
r
c
e
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
Week
xi
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Site Dust_011A
North – CZ5; East – CZ5; South – offsite; West – offsite
Dust_011A - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
ay
D
4.00
er
e p
ag
ver
o
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
e A
(%
South
i
v
2.00
ct
West
2% Coverage
f
f
e
e E
g
ta
1.00
en
c
er
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
Site Dust_013
North – CZ5b/4; East – CZ4; South – CZ4; West – offsite/ CZ4
Dust_013 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
y
a
r D
4.00
e
p
e
g
ra
e
v
o
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
A
e
(%
v
South
ti
2.00
c
West
2% Coverage
ffe
E
e
g
ta
n
1.00
e
rc
e
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
Site Dust_014
North – CZ6c/offsite; East – CZ6c/offsite; South – CZ6c; West – CZ6a
Dust_014 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
y
a
r D
4.00
e
p
e
g
ra
e
v
o
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
A
e
(%
South
v
ti
2.00
c
West
e
2% Coverage
ff
E
e
g
ta
n
1.00
e
rc
e
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
Site Dust_015
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North – CZ4/ 5b; East – CZ4; South – CZ4; West – offsite
Dust_015 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
ay
D
4.00
er
e p
r
ag
ve
o
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
A
e
(%
South
v
ti
2.00
c
West
2% Coverage
ffe
e E
t
ag
n
1.00
r
ce
e
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
Site Dust_016
North – CZ4; East – CZ4; South – CZ4; West – offsite
Dust_016 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
y
a
r D
4.00
e
p
e
g
ra
e
v
o
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
A
e
(%
South
v
ti
2.00
c
West
e
2% Coverage
ff
E
e
g
ta
n
1.00
e
rc
e
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
Site Dust_017
North – offsite; East – offsite; South – CZ8c/offsite; West – offsite
Dust_017 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
ay
D
4.00
er
e p
ag
ver
o
3.00
)
C
North
r
ea C
A
E
East
(%
South
i
ve A
2.00
West
2% Coverage
f
f
ect
e E
t
ag
1.00
cen
er
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
We e k
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Site Dust_019
North – CZ4; East – CZ4/ 3a; South – CZ4/ 3; West – CZ4/offsite
Dust_019 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
y
a
r D
4.00
e
p
e
g
ra
e
v
o
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
A
e
(%
South
v
ti
2.00
c
West
ffe
2% Coverage
E
e
g
ta
n
1.00
e
rc
e
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
Site Dust_020
North – offsite; East – offsite; South – offsite/ CZ8c; West – offsite/ CZ1a/ 2b
Dust_020 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
ay
D
4.00
er
e p
g
r
a
e
ov
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
A
(%
South
i
ve
2.00
West
2% Coverage
f
f
ect
e E
g
ta
n
1.00
ce
er
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
Site Dust_020A
North – offsite/ CZ9; East – offsite; South – offsite; West – offsite/ CZ1b
Dust_020A - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
ay
D
4.00
er
p
e
ag
er
v
o
3.00
)
C
North
r
ea C
A
E
East
A
e
(%
South
t
i
v
2.00
c
West
ffe
2% Coverage
E
e
t
ag
n
1.00
r
ce
e
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
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Site Dust_021
North – offsite; East – offsite; South – offsite/ CZ8c; West – offsite/ CZ2b
Dust_021 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
ay
D
4.00
er
e p
ag
ver
o
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
A
e
(%
South
v
ti
2.00
c
West
ffe
2% Coverage
e E
t
ag
1.00
cen
er
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
Site Dust_022
North – offsite; East – offsite; South – offsite; West – CZ8c
Dust_022 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
ay
D
4.00
er
e p
g
a
ver
o
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
A
e
(%
v
South
ti
2.00
c
West
2% Coverage
ffe
e E
g
ta
1.00
en
c
er
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
Site Dust_024
North – CZ8; East – offsite; South – offsite; West – CZ8c
Dust_024 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
10.00
9.00
ay
D
8.00
er
e p
7.00
r
ag
ve
o
6.00
C
)
North
a
C
5% Coverage
re
A
E
5.00
East
e A
(%
South
i
v
4.00
ct
West
f
f
e
3.00
e E
2% Coverage
g
ta
n
2.00
ce
er
P
1.00
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
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Site Dust_025
North – CZ8c; East – CZ8c; South – CZ8c/b; West – CZ8b
Dust_025 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
y
a
r D
4.00
e
p
e
g
ra
e
v
o
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
A
e
(%
South
v
ti
2.00
c
West
e
ff
2% Coverage
E
e
g
ta
n
1.00
e
rc
e
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
Site Dust_026
North – CZ8c; East – offsite; South – offsite; West – CZ8b
Dust_026 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
ay
D
4.00
er
e p
r
ag
ve
o
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
A
e
(%
South
v
ti
2.00
c
West
2% Coverage
ffe
e E
g
t
a
1.00
r
cen
e
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
Site Dust_027
North – offsite; East – offsite/CZ3; South – offsite; West – offsite
Dust_027 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
y
a
r D
4.00
e
p
e
g
ra
e
v
o
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
A
e
(%
v
South
ti
2.00
c
West
e
ff
2% Coverage
E
e
g
ta
n
1.00
e
rc
e
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
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Site Dust_028
North – CZ3b; East – offsite; South – offsite; West – offsite
Dust_028 -November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
ay
D
r
4.00
e
p
e
g
ra
e
v
o
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
A
e
(%
South
v
ti
2.00
c
West
ffe
2% Coverage
E
e
g
t
a
n
1.00
ce
er
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
Site Dust_029
North – CZ3b/ 14; East – offsite; South – offsite; West – offsite
Dust_029 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
ay
D
4.00
er
e p
ag
ver
o
3.00
)
C
North
r
ea C
A
E
East
(%
South
i
ve A
2.00
West
f
f
ect
2% Coverage
e E
t
ag
n
1.00
ce
er
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
Site Dust_031
North – CZ8a/ 3b; East – offsite; South – offsite; West – offsite
Dust_031 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
ay
D
4.00
er
e p
r
ag
ve
o
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
e A
(%
South
i
v
2.00
ct
West
2% Coverage
f
f
e
e E
g
ta
n
1.00
ce
er
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
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Site Dust_032
North – offsite/CZ8; East – offsite; South – offsite; West – offsite
Dust_032 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
ay
D
4.00
er
e p
ag
ver
o
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
e A
(%
South
i
v
2.00
West
2% Coverage
f
f
ect
e E
g
ta
1.00
cen
er
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
Site Dust_037
East – CZ5b (unidirectional)
Dust_037 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
ay
D
4.00
er
e p
g
a
er
v
o
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
A
e
(%
South
v
ti
2.00
c
West
ffe
2% Coverage
E
e
t
ag
n
1.00
ce
er
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
Site Dust_038
East – CZ5c (unidirectional)
Dust_038 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
y
a
r D
4.00
e
p
e
g
ra
e
v
o
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
A
e
(%
South
v
ti
2.00
c
West
e
2% Coverage
ff
E
e
g
ta
n
1.00
e
rc
e
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
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Site Dust_039
North – offsite; East – offsite; South – CZ7a; West – CZ7a
Dust_039 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
ay
D
4.00
er
p
e
ag
er
v
o
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
e A
(%
2% Coverage
South
i
v
2.00
West
f
f
ect
e E
g
t
a
n
1.00
ce
er
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
Site Dust_045
North – offsite; East – offsite; South – offsite; West – CZ6b/c
Dust_045 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
y
a
r D
4.00
e
p
e
g
ra
e
v
o
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
A
e
(%
South
v
ti
2.00
c
West
e
2% Coverage
ff
E
e
g
ta
n
1.00
e
rc
e
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
Site Dust_046
North – CZ3a; East – CZ3a/b; South – CZ3b; West – CZ3a/b
Dust_046 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
ay
D
4.00
er
e p
r
ag
ve
o
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
A
e
(%
South
v
ti
2.00
c
West
2% Coverage
ffe
e E
t
ag
n
1.00
r
ce
e
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
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Site Dust_047
North – CZ3a; East – CZ3a/b; South – CZ3b; West – CZ3a/b
Dust_047 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
y
a
D
4.00
er
p
e
g
ra
ve
o
3.00
)
North
a C
C
re
A
E
East
A
(%
South
i
ve
2.00
ct
West
ffe
2% Coverage
E
e
g
ta
1.00
en
rc
e
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
Site Dust_048
East – CZ5b/4 (unidirectional)
Dust_048 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
ay
D
4.00
er
e p
ag
ver
o
3.00
)
North
C
r
ea C
A
E
East
(%
South
i
ve A
2.00
West
f
f
ect
2% Coverage
e E
t
ag
1.00
cen
er
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
Site Dust_050
South – CZ7a (unidirectional)
Dust_050 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
y
a
r D
4.00
e
p
e
g
ra
e
v
o
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
A
e
(%
v
South
ti
2.00
c
West
ffe
2% Coverage
E
e
g
ta
n
1.00
e
rc
e
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
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November 2008
Site Dust_052
North – CZ7a; East – CZ5a/6d; South – CZ5a/b; West – CZ5b
Dust_052 - November
Results from Sticky Pad
5.00
5% Coverage
y
a
r D
4.00
e
p
e
g
ra
e
v
o
3.00
C
)
North
a
C
re
A
E
East
A
e
(%
v
South
ti
2.00
c
West
2% Coverage
ffe
E
e
g
ta
n
1.00
e
rc
e
P
0.00
1
2
3
4
5
We e k
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Appendix C -
Examination of in-week Soiling Events
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C.1.1
Table C.1 presents an examination of >5% EAC events by week and location for all 44 sites. The most probable cause of soiling has been suggested
from a review of site activity logs kept by both Tier 1 contractors. On-site observations made by Tier 1 contractors were also available for the month of
November, which provide a better understanding of the local environment.
Table C.1 - Examination of in-week Soiling Events
Week
Monitoring Site
Most soiled
Week’s
Zone upwind of
Activities at the time
Dust and Mitigation
(and if off-site)*
bearing
predominant Wind
monitoring site
Observations at the time
Direction
1
No Exceedances in 1st week
2
Dust_24
North
South-Westerly
CZ8c (or offsite)
Predominant soiling was on the north bearing
Visible dust was not seen during
(off-site)
of the Fablon indicating to sources not related
site observations this week.
to the Olympic Park - possibly Stratford City
development, Murphy’s tunnelling works or/and
construction of apartments on Warton Road
and Stratford High Street.
CZ8c activities - Stockpiling of crushed
materials and site clearance. This data is for
information only as off-site sources are far
more likely to have predominated given the
separation between the CZ8c boundary and
Dust_24.
3
No Exceedances in 3rd week
Dust_24
North
South-Westerly
CZ8c (or offsite)
Predominant soiling was on the north bearing
Visible dust was not seen during
(off-site)
of the Fablon indicating to sources not related
site observations this week.
to the Olympic Park - possibly Stratford City
development, Murphy’s tunnelling works or/and
construction of apartments on Warton Road
and Stratford High Street.
CZ8c activities - Stockpiling of crushed
materials and site clearance. This data is for
information only as off-site sources are far
more likely to have predominated given the
separation between the CZ8c boundary and
Dust_24.
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v
November 2008
Appendix D –
Trends of Sticky Pad Analysis
xxv
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D.1
October - November Trends
D.1.1
The trend of dust monitoring in comparison with the previous month of October is summarised in
Table D.1. An increase is presented with a “+”, a decrease with a “-“ and an insignificant change
of <0.1 %EAC from the previous month with a “0”. Where no data are available, and a trend could
hence not be established, the cell is left blank. Traffic light colour coding was added to illustrate
the trend with green representing a reduction of soiling, red representing an increase and amber
representing no change. Some of the sites were not comparable due to a lack of data on
bearings for either month and are represented by “n/a”.
D.1.2
The overall trend from October to November on all bearing appears to have more decreases in
%EAC observed.
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Table D.1 - October to November Trends at Directional Dust Sticky Pads
Park-wide
ID
North
East
South
West
Dust_001
-
0
+
+
Dust_002
+
-
-
+
Dust_003
-
-
-
-
Dust_009
0
-
-
+
Dust_010
0 n/a n/a n/a
Dust_011
+
+
+
+
Dust_011A
+
+
+
+
Dust_013A
-
-
-
-
Dust_014
-
-
-
-
Dust_015
-
+
- n/a
Dust_016
0
0
+ n/a
Dust_017
-
+
+
+
Dust_019
n/a
+ n/a n/a
Dust_020
-
-
+
-
Dust_020A
+
-
+
-
Dust_021
0
+
-
-
Dust_022
-
+
+
-
Dust_023
+
+
- n/a
Dust_024
-
0
-
-
Dust_026
+
+
+
-
Dust_027
+
+
+
0
Dust_028
+
-
-
+
Dust_029
+
+
0
+
Dust_031
+
-
-
+
Dust_032
-
+
+
-
Dust_037
- n/a n/a n/a
Dust_038
- n/a n/a n/a
Dust_039
-
-
-
+
Dust_045
-
-
-
-
Dust_046
+
+
- n/a
Dust_047
-
- n/a
n/a
Dust_048
n/a
- n/a
n/a
Dust_050
0 n/a n/a n/a
Dust_052
-
-
-
-
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Table D.2 – Deposited Dust 5-month Trend Fablon Site Dust_24 (Off-site)
10
9
8
7
North
C
6
A
5
East
% E
4
South
3
West
2
1
0
008
008
008
008
008
008
008
008
008
008
008
008
008
008
008
008
008
008
008
008
008
/
2
/
2
/
2
/
2
/
2
/
2
/
2
/
2
/
2
/
2
/
2
/
2
/
2
/
2
/
2
/
2
/
2
/
2
/
2
/
2
/
2
07
07
07
07
07
08
08
08
08
09
09
09
09
10
10
10
10
10
11
11
11
03/
10/
17/
24/
31/
07/
14/
21/
28/
04/
11/
18/
25/
02/
09/
16/
23/
30/
06/
13/
20/
Date
NB The Olympic Park is due west of the sampling location.
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Appendix E
Background Information on the Parameters
Covered
xxix
link to page 30
November 2008
E.1.1
The November report summarises the monitoring results over the period 01/11/2008 to
30/11/2008. This appendix includes background information to the parameters covered, their
guidelines, criteria, monitoring coverage and techniques used.
Parameters
E.1.2
The parameters covered in the scope of the report are deposited dust and fine particulate matter
with an effective aerodynamic diameter of less than 10 micrometers (PM10).
E.1.3
Data are expressed as percentage effective area coverage (%EAC) for dust and micrograms per
cubic metre (µg/m3) for PM10.
Suggested Guidelines for Dust
E.1.4
No statutory criteria for deposited dust or soiling are currently published in the United Kingdom.
Although there are no statutory criteria, some guidance is provided in such publications as the UK
Department of the Environment document “The Environmental Effects of Dust from Surface
Mineral Workings” (1991) and more latterly the Environment Agency Guidance note M17
“Monitoring of particulate matter in ambient air around waste facilities” (2004). All publications
suggest guidelines for dust monitoring as both deposition rates and soiling.
E.1.5
These publications suggest a guideline of 200 milligrams per square metre per day (mg/m2/d) for
general dust deposition and a guideline for soiling or percentage of Effective Area Coverage per
day (% EAC) of 0.2% as noticeable, 0.5% as a marginal nuisance, 2.0% as a probable nuisance
and 5.0% as a severe nuisance.
E.1.6
Further background on sampling rationale, strategy and guidelines can be found in the 2007
January to November Summary Report.
Statutory and Advisory Criteria for Fine Particulate Matter
E.1.7
The Government’s Air Quality Strategy for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland (AQS
1)
provides details of national air quality standards and objectives for a number of local air pollutants,
including PM10.
E.1.8
The air quality criteria for PM10 are detailed in Table E.1.
Table E.1 – Local Air Quality Criteria
Pollutant Objective Compliance
date
PM10
24-hour mean concentration should not exceed 50µg/m3 more
31 December 2004
than 35 times a year
[1 January 2005]
Annual mean concentration should not exceed 40µg/m3
Notes:
[ ] denotes EU Limit Value compliance date in UK Regulations
E.1.9
Air quality objectives for PM10 are that the daily mean should not to exceed 50 µg/m3 more than
35 days per year and the annual mean must not exceed 40 µg/m3. Additionally, the London Best
Practice Guidance for the Control of Dust and Emissions from Construction and Demolition (2006)
suggest a site action limit of 250 µg/m3 over a 15 minute average. This guideline has been
adopted by the Tier 1 contractors.
1 The Air Quality Strategy for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, Defra, July 2007
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Sampling Regime
E.1.10
The following techniques are in use or proposed for use on the site:
• PM10 by optical scattering technique using OSIRIS analysers which give indicative real time
PM10 data;
• PM10 by beta-attenuation meter (BAM) which gives more robust 24-hour average
concentrations;
• Fablon sticky pads, which give indicative data on soiling relative to wind direction; and
• Frisbee gauges, which give direct mass of deposition per unit area data.
E.1.11
Twenty-two sites were analysed for dust by MCL and 22 sites by BNL in November. These 44
monitoring locations were chosen on the basis of security and distance from the site and sensitive
receptors. Monitoring of dust at the 44 sites was undertaken using Fablon sticky pads. Only 34 of
these sites are fully discussed in the November report; the ten sites removed include sites which
are located too close to haul roads or activity to be representative of the local environment.
E.1.12
Fablon is a proprietary self-adhesive material used in sheet form to collected coarse particulate
material. The “pads” are wrapped around an upright item of street furniture such as a signpost to
ensure 360 degree coverage. The relative degree of soiling at the desired bearing (generally
north, south, east and west) is determined in the laboratory using a calibrated reflectance meter.
E.1.13
The dust data are collected weekly over a period of four weeks to include all of November. The
periods in the report are described by week numbers. The north side managed by MCL and south
side managed by BNL. Week 1 starts on the 30/10/08; week 2 on the 06/11/08; week 3 on the
13/11/08; and week 4 on the 20/11/08. The last three days of November would be included in
week 1 of next month’s December report
E.1.14
Monitoring of PM10 was undertaken using Osiris dust monitors, which are continuous analysers
operating on the principle of measuring light scattering proportionate to particulate concentrations
in various size fractions. This method is the most practicable available to measure particulates in
real time and the method performance by comparison with EU Reference Method equivalents is
the subject of ongoing investigation.
E.1.15 Real-time
PM10 monitoring during November took place at the following locations:
• Gainsborough School outside the Olympic Park, opposite CZ5c, operated by MCL;
• Carpenters Road South in CZ1 operated by BNL;
• CZ4 Soil Wash near the soil washing unit operated by BNL;
• The Greenway in CZ3 operated by BNL and;
• Quartermile Lane in CZ7a operated by MCL.
E.1.16
MCL’s consultants have installed three additional analysers in Metronet land and construction
zones 8A and 8C to provide additional geographical coverage around the Olympic Park & Village.
E.1.17
The dust and PM10 monitoring sites selected and their descriptions (and data coverage) are
presented in Appendix A. Site locations remained the same as those discussed in the previous
month for all sites. All of these locations can be found on the site map in the main report.
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Appendix F –
Atkins QA/QC Process
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November 2008
Quality Control and Quality Assurance
F.1.1
Quality Control (QC) is the term for the system of checks undertaken to ensure that the data
produced by the Osiris analysers is of an appropriate standard and contains no material errors.
Quality Assurance (QA) is the procedure by which the correct application of the QC system is
confirmed.
F.1.2
This note does not cover the procedures for calibration and maintenance which are assumed to
be as per manufacturer’s instructions. Routine checks on instrument functionality are preformed
on a weekly basis; consumables are replaced and inlet flow adjusted on a quarterly basis.
F.1.3
The part of the QC process which Atkins undertakes is essentially the data validation (for Data
Warehouse purposes) and ratification (for interpretation purposes).
Validation
F.1.4
Validation in this context is the visual screening of a dataset for anomalies (paraphrased from
Defra Local Air Quality Management Technical Guidance Note TG(03) Annex 1.70). Suspicious
data are flagged for future investigation and possible removal by the Tier 1 contractors. This
prepares the data for uploading to the Data Warehouse.
Data immediately flagged by the monthly Atkins validation process are:
• Zero
readings;
• Negative readings; and
• PM10 values which are lower than PM2.5 or PM1.
F.1.5
The Osiris analysers generate no zero or calibration spikes – optical instruments are calibrated by
surrogate electronic means.
Data flagged as suspicious include:
• Spikes or sudden discrete peaks;
• Periods of abrupt change in concentration range;
• Periods of very low concentrations;
• 24-hour periods with >10% (>10 x 15-minute values) data gaps.
• Data recorded within 30 minutes of the reactivation of an analyser
Ratification
F.1.6
Traditionally ratification is undertaken on a quarterly or even less frequent basis, but in order to
get the maximum value from the Olympic Park PM10 data, Atkins undertakes contextual ratification
on a monthly basis in connection with the production of the monthly review reports.
The procedure
includes the examination of:
• site activities (and any recorded off-site incidents) which may cause “suspicious” episodes
as described above;
• prevailing meteorological conditions;
• site-wide
PM10 performance from the whole Osiris network; and
• off-site LAQN analyser data (itself un-ratified if downloaded less than 3-6 months after
monitoring data was generated).
• Removal of 24-hour means when less than 90% of the data points collected in any given
day are missing
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F.1.7
If, in the professional opinion of the reviewer and checker, suspicious data cannot be explained by
the ratification process or other reasonable explanation, the data are removed from the monthly
interpretation exercise. Un-ratified and ratified datasets are both kept on record.
Assurance
F.1.8
The above processes are undertaken by a qualified air quality specialist and checked by a senior
member of staff. A Quality Statement indicating that this process has been followed will be
included in reviews of data supplied for uploading into the central database.
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Appendix G -
Dawlish Road Site November Windrose
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Figure G.1 - November 2008 Wind rose for CZ4 Soil Wash Meteorological Station
0°
337.5°
200
22.5°
315°
45°
150
100
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67.5°
50
270°
90°
247.5°
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225°
135°
202.5°
157.5°
180°
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16
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Wind speed
0
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(m/s)
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Appendix H -
Hourly November Data
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H.1.1
One-hour average Osiris data is presented in Appendix H for the most sensitive receptor representative Olympic Park Osiris Analysers;
Gainsborough School, Greenway and Quartermile Lane alongside the nearest London-Networks sites; Cam Road in the south and Ruckholt
Close in the North. The PM10 data at the Olympic Park Osiris sites appear to generally follow the trends of the local analyser sites.
Figure H.1 - Gainsborough School, Greenway and Quartermile Lane Hourly Results vs. Local Analysers; Ruckholt Close and Cam
Road
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Quartermile Lane
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Ruckholt Close
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