Difference between revisions of "EE CompliancePatternTrend"

Revision as of 12:09, November 12, 2007

According to the EE Rule, observationas can be EE-flagged if the concentration exceeds the standard due to the exceptional event.

The leftmost figure shows a case when the 'exceptional' concetration raises the level above the standard.
In the next case, the concentration from controllable sources is sufficient cause the exceedance. Such an exceedance is not a 'but for' case and should not be flagged.
In the third case, there is no exceedance, hence no justification for EE flag.

Illustration Exceptional and Not-Exceptional Events Thus, the geographic areas that are on the boarder of non-compliance are particularly sensiticwe

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-According to the EE Rule, observationas can be EE-flagged if the concentration exceeds the standard due to the exceptional event. The EE flag is not appropriate if the exceedance is due to controllable event does not explicity ...
+According to the EE Rule, observationas can be EE-flagged if the concentration exceeds the standard due to the exceptional event.
+* The leftmost figure shows a case when the 'exceptional' concetration raises the level above the standard.
+* In the next case, the concentration from controllable sources is sufficient cause the exceedance. Such an exceedance is not a 'but for' case and should not be flagged.
+* In the third case, there is no exceedance, hence no justification for EE flag.
 [[Image:EE_ButForSchematics.png|150px|left]]  [[Image:Image-EE NoButFor1Schematics.png|150px]]  [[Image:Image-EE NoButFor2Schematics.png|150px]]
+Illustration Exceptional and Not-Exceptional Events
 Thus, the geographic areas that are on the boarder of non-compliance are particularly sensiticwe