Environmental monitoring programs are implemented in accordance with national environmental strategies on behalf of various environmental agencies. The results of the studies are applied to improve the quality of the living environment, develop measures to limit the spread of pollutants, and develop environmentally safe technologies. The data obtained are used to specify regulatory requirements and enhance the effectiveness of national environmental monitoring programs.
As part of environmental studies, soil, water, and air quality are assessed using modern analytical and modeling methods. The studies include the determination of physicochemical, chemical, and biological quality indicators, including the quantification of pollutant concentrations and identification of pollution sources, determination of the extent of pollution incidents, and assessment of potential environmental damage.
As part of environmental damage assessment, the identification of pollution sources and modeling of their spread are carried out. Various risk analysis models are used to assess the impact of pollution.
