Water, Sediment, and Biological Monitoring for an Ongoing Feasibility Study of the New Jersey Intracoastal Waterway, New Jersey This dataset was prepared from a Versar Inc. report "Water, Sediment, and Biological Monitoring for an Ongoing Feasibility Study of the New Jersey Intracoastal Waterway, New Jersey", from November 2002. The data was incorporated into five ESRI shape files, grouped by similar chemistry. The shape files include: - SVOC_sediment - Semi-volatile organic compounds - Inorganic_sediment - Inorganic compounds - Pesticide_Sediment - Pesticides - Tributytin_sediment - Tributytin (TBT), a trialkyl organotin compound, and an ingredient of anti-fouling paint applied to ships and coastal vessels - PCB_sediment - Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs), used in dielectric fluids for capacitors and transformers, heat transfer fluids, hydraulic fluids, lubricating and cutting oils, and as additives in pesticides, paints, carbonless copy paper, adhesives, sealants, plastics, reactive flame retardants, and as a fixative for microscopy. Each of the shape files has 28 Locations that were derived from decimal latitude and longitudes and reprojected into New Jersey State Plane coordinates(NAD83 ft). At each of these locations, the water and sediments were tested for various contaminants. THESE DATASETS REPRESENT ONLY SEDIMENT SAMPLE ANALYSES. THE WATER SAMPLE ANALYSES WERE NOT ENCORPORATED INTO THESE DATASETS (see the original Appendix A Excel file from the report for the original data). NOTE: ONLY THE "BULK CONCENTRATION" VALUES ARE INCLUDED IN THE FINAL FIVE GIS DATASETS... THE STANDARD AND MODIFIED RESULTS ARE NOT INCLUDED (see versar report (no appendices).pdf, page 1-1 and 1-2. Data verification was performed to ensure all locations were in the generally correct area on the map. The following is a key to the attribute table column name abbreviations for each of the five shape files. The left column is the abbreviated field name used in the shape file, the right column is the full name, which indicates the compound that was tested. Units of measure for each of the five groups of compounds are indicated in parentheses next to the compound-group shape file name: SVOC_Sediment (ppb) 124_TRICLB 1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene 12-DICLBEN 1,2-Dichlorobenzene 12DIPHHYDZ 1,2-Diphenylhydrazine 13-DICLBEN 1,3-Dichlorobenzene 14-DICLBEN 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 246TRICLPH 2,4,6-Trichlorophenol 24DICLPHNO 2,4-Dichlorophenol 24DIMETHYP 2,4-Dimethylphenol 24-DINPHEN 2,4-Dinitrophenol 24-DINTOLU 2,4-Dinitrotoluene 26-DINTOLU 2,6-Dinitrotoluene 2CLNAPHTHL 2-Chloronaphthalene 2CLPHENOL 2-Chlorophenol 2ME46DINPH 2-Methyl-4,6-Dinitrophenol 2NPHEN 2-Nitrophenol 33DICLBNZI 3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine 4BRPHPHETH 4-Bromophenyl-phenylether 4CL3MTHYPH 4-Chloro-3-methylphenol 4CLPHPHETH 4-Chlorophenyl-phenylether 4NPHENOL 4-Nitrophenol ACENAPHTHE Acenaphthene ACNAPTHYLE Acenaphthylene ANTHRACENE Anthracene BENZIDINE Benzidine BENAANTHCE Benzo(a)anthracene BENAPYRENE Benzo(a)pyrene BENBFLTHEN Benzo(b)fluoranthene BENGHIPRYL Benzo(ghi)perylene BENKFLTHEN Benzo(k)fluoranthene BI2CLETHME bis(2-Chloroethoxy)methane BI2CLETHLE bis(2-Chloroethyl)ether BI2CLISPRE bis(2-Chloroisopropyl)ether BI2EHXPHTH bis(2-Ethylhexyl)phthalate BTYBNZYPHT Butylbenzylphthalate CHRYSENE Chrysene DIBZOAHATR Dibenzo(a,h))anthracene DIETHPHTHA Diethylphthalate DIMEHPHTHL Dimethylphthalate DINBTYLPHH Di-n-butylphthalate DINOTYPHTH DI-n-octylphthalate DI2378TCDD Dioxin (2,3,7,8-TCDD) FLUORNTHEN Fluoranthene FLUORENE Fluorene HXCL13BTDN Hexachloro-1,3-butadiene HXACLBNZNE Hexachlorobenzene HXACLCYNTD Hexachlorocyclopentadiene HXACLETHN Hexachloroethane INDO123CPY Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene ISOPHORNE Isophorone NPHTHALENE Naphthalene NBENZENE Nitrobenzene NNNATHYLMN N-Nitrosodimethylamine NNDINPPYLM N-Nitroso-Di-N-Propylamine NNNAPHNYLM N-Nitrosodiphenylamine PENTACLPHN Pentachlorophenol PHNATHRENE Phenanthrene PHENOL Phenol PYRENE Pyrene Inorganic_sediment (ppm) SB Antimony AS Arsenic BE Beryllium CD Cadmium CA Calcium CR Chromium CU Copper CN- Cyanide, total PB Lead MG Magnesium MN Magnesium, dissolved HG Mercury NI Nickel SE Selenium AG Silver TL Thallium ZN Zinc Pesticide_Sediment (ppb) 4,4'DDD 4,4'-DDD 4,4'DDE 4,4'-DDE 4,4'DDT 4,4'-DDT ALDRIN Aldrin ALPHA-BHC alpha-BHC BETA-BHC beta-BHC CHLORDANE Chlordane, technical DELTA-BHC delta-BHC DIELDRIN Dieldrin ENDSULFI Endosulfan I ENDSULFII Endosulfan II ENDSULFIII Endosulfan sulfate ENDRIN Endrin ENDRNALDHY Endrin aldehyde GAMMA-BHC_ gamma-BHC (Lindane) HEPTACLR Heptachlor HEPTACLREP Heptachlor epoxide TOXAPHENE Toxaphene Tributytin_sediment (ppb) TRIBUTYTIN Tributytin PCB_sediment (pg/g) 10-DiCB (10)-DiCB 103-PeCB (103)-PeCB 104-PeCB (104)-PeCB 106-PeCB (106)-PeCB 107-24PeCB (107,124)-PeCB 109-PeCB (109)-PeCB 11-DiCB (11)-DiCB 111-PeCB (111)-PeCB 112-PeCB (112)-PeCB 117-PeCB (117)-PeCB 12-13-DiCB (12,13)-DiCB 121-PeCB (121)-PeCB 122-PeCB (122)-PeCB 129163HxCB (129),138,(163)-HxCB 130-HxCB (130)-HxCB 131-HxCB (131)-HxCB 133-HxCB (133)-HxCB 134-HxCB (134)-HxCB 139140HxCB (139,140)-HxCB 14-DiCB (14)-DiCB 142-HxCB (142)-HxCB 143-HxCB (143)-HxCB 144-HxCB (144)-HxCB 145-HxCB (145)-HxCB 147149HxCB (147),149-HxCB 148-HxCB (148)-HxCB 150-HxCB (150)-HxCB 152-HxCB (152)-HxCB 154-HxCB (154)-HxCB 155-HxCB (155)-HxCB 159-HxCB (159)-HxCB 16-TrCB (16)-TrCB 160-HxCB (160)-HxCB 161-HxCB (161)-HxCB 162-HxCB (162)-HxCB 164-HxCB (164)-HxCB 165-HxCB (165)-HxCB 17-TrCB (17)-TrCB 172-HpCB (172)-HpCB 175-HpCB (175)-HpCB 176-HpCB (176)-HpCB 181-HpCB (181)-HpCB 182-HpCB (182)-HpCB 186-HpCB (186)-HpCB 188-HpCB (188)-HpCB 19-TrCB (19)-TrCB 192-HpCB (192)-HpCB 197200-OcCB (197,200)-OcCB 2-MoCB (2)-MoCB 2028-TrCB (20),28-TrCB 204-OcCB (204)-OcCB 21-33TrCB (21),33-TrCB 23-TrCB (23)-TrCB 24-TrCB (24)-TrCB 25-TrCB (25)-TrCB 2629-TrCB (26,29)-TrCB 27-TrCB (27)-TrCB 32-TrCB (32)-TrCB 34-TrCB (34)-TrCB 35-TrCB (35)-TrCB 36-TrCB (36)-TrCB 38-TrCB (38)-TrCB 39-TrCB (39)-TrCB 4-DiCB (4)-DiCB 40,71-TeCB (40,71)-TeCB 41-TeCB (41)-TeCB 43-TeCB (43)-TeCB 45-51-TeCB (45,51)-TeCB 46-TeCB (46)-TeCB 48-TeCB (48)-TeCB 5-DiCB (5)-DiCB 50-53TeCB (50,53)-TeCB 54-TeCB (54)-TeCB 55-TeCB (55)-TeCB 57-TeCB (57)-TeCB 58-TeCB (58)-TeCB 59-75TeCB (59,62,75)-TeCB 6-DiCB (6)-DiCB 61-76-TeCB (61),70,74,(76)-TeCB 63-TeCB (63)-TeCB 67-TeCB (67)-TeCB 68-TeCB (68)-TeCB 7-DiCB (7)-DiCB 72-TeCB (72)-TeCB 73-TeCB (73)-TeCB 78-TeCB (78)-TeCB 79-TeCB (79)-TeCB 83-PeCB (83)-PeCB 85-116PeCB (85,116)-PeCB 88-91-PeCB (88),91-PeCB 89-PeCB (89)-PeCB 9-DiCB (9)-DiCB 93-100PeCB (93,100)-PeCB 94-PeCB (94)-PeCB 96-PeCB (96)-PeCB 98-102PeCB (98,102)-PeCB 105-PeCB 105-PeCB 110-PeCB 110-PeCB 114-PeCB 114-PeCB 115-PeCB 115-PeCB 118-PeCB 118-PeCB 120-PeCB 120-PeCB 123-PeCB 123-PeCB 126-PeCB 126-PeCB 127-PeCB 127-PeCB 128-166HxCB 128,166-HxCB 132-HxCB 132-HxCB 135-151HxCB 135,151-HxCB 136-HxCB 136-HxCB 137-HxCB 137-HxCB 141-HxCB 141-HxCB 146-HxCB 146-HxCB 153-168HxCB 153,168-HxCB 156-157HxCB 156,157-HxCB 158HxCB 158-HxCB 15DiCB 15-DiCB 167HxCB 167-HxCB 169HxCB 169-HxCB 170HpCB 170-HpCB 171-173HpCB 171,(173)-HpCB 174-HpCB 174-HpCB 177-HpCB 177-HpCB 178-HpCB 178-HpCB 179-HpCB 179-HpCB 18-30-TrCB 18,(30)-TrCB 180-193HpCB 180,(193)-HpCB 183-185HpCB 183,185-HpCB 184-HpCB 184-HpCB 187-HpCB 187-HpCB 189-HpCB 189-HpCB 190-HpCB 190-HpCB 191-HpCB 191-HpCB 194-OcCB 194-OcCB 195-OcCB 195-OcCB 196-OcCB 196-OcCB 198-99OcCB 198,199-OcCB 1-MoCB 1-MoCB 201-OcCB 201-OcCB 202-OcCB 202-OcCB 203-OcCB 203-OcCB 205-OcCB 205-OcCB 206-NoCB 206-NoCB 207-NoCB 207-NoCB 208-NoCB 208-NoCB 209-DeCB 209-DeCB 22-TrCB 22-TrCB 31-TrCB 31-TrCB 37-TrCB 37-TrCB 3-MoCB 3-MoCB 42-TeCB 42-TeCB 44-65-TeCB 44,47,(65)-TeCB 49-69-TeCB 49,(69)-TeCB 52-TeCB 52-TeCB 56-TeCB 56-TeCB 60-TeCB 60-TeCB 64-TeCB 64-TeCB 66-TeCB 66-TeCB 77-TeCB 77-TeCB 80-TeCB 80-TeCB 81-TeCB 81-TeCB 82-PeCB 82-PeCB 84-PeCB 84-PeCB 86-125PeCB 86,87,97,(108),119,(125)-PeCB 8-DiCB 8-DiCB 90-113PeCB 90,101,(113)-PeCB 92-PeCB 92-PeCB 95-PeCB 95-PeCB 99-PeCB 99-PeCB November, 2006 Dr. Mark Mihalasky Mr. Robert Koch Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Coastal Research Center 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