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Residential sampling protocol, World Trade Center, Oct 2001

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Sampling protocol developed to assess residential exposure to airborne and settled dust near the World Trade Center.

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

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IX. Information Needs for Samples/Sample Locations:

In order to interpret results, the following information should accompany each area sampled:

A. Sample Collection Assessment Form

1. Description of reason for selection of site for sampling (e.g., apartment had windows open or broken during the WTC event; visible dust present in ambient air adjacent to apartment building) Occupied residence Unoccupied residence Common area

Justification for sample location (describe): I 2. Physical address

3. Apartment/floor number

4. Contact Phone #

5. Side of building (N, S, E, W)

6. Was HVAC system in operation during entire sampling event? _Yes __ No If NO, how was system running (hrs.):

7. For surface dust sampling, measurement of area sampled (square meters or square feet)

I 8. Sketch of area showing air and surface dust sample locations

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