Secondary Environmental Monitors
Secondary Environmental Monitors : Environmental monitoring equipment or activities which, if degraded, will produce a more than minor disruption of a monitoring program. An example of a minor effect would be the failure of a unit whose place in the program is effectively duplicated by overlap between one or more other components. An example of a more than minor effect would be the failure of sufficient units to preclude continued coverage, or the failure of a unit which provides the only coverage for large areas, such as a groundwater monitoring well. See: Continuous Air Monitoring, Monitoring, Performance Monitoring, Personal Monitoring, Personnel Monitoring, Post-Accident Monitoring Equipment, Primary Environmental Monitors, and Safety Class Monitoring Equipment
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