Managing and Analyzing Pesticide Use Data for Pest Management, Environmental Monitoring, Public Health, and Public Policy (ACS Symposium Series)
by Minghua Zhang, Scott Jackson, Mark A. Robertson, Michael R. Zeiss
Managing and Analyzing Pesticide Use Data for Pest Management, Environmental Monitoring, Public Health, and Public Policy is an ACS Symposium Series publication. It covers essential techniques for handling pesticide data to inform practices in agriculture, environmental protection, health safeguards, and policy formulation. Ideal for scientists and policymakers seeking reliable analytical approaches.
About This Book
This book, part of the ACS Symposium Series, focuses on the critical processes involved in managing and analyzing pesticide use data. It addresses applications across multiple domains, ensuring data is handled effectively for informed decision-making.
The content is tailored for experts in pest management, where accurate data analysis helps optimize pesticide applications and reduce risks. Environmental monitoring benefits from the methodologies discussed, enabling better tracking of pesticide impacts on ecosystems.
In public health contexts, the book highlights how pesticide data analysis contributes to assessing health risks and developing protective strategies. For public policy, it offers frameworks to support evidence-based regulations and guidelines.
Authors Minhua Zhang, Scott Jackson, Mark A. Robertson, and Michael R. Zeiss bring specialized knowledge to the topic, making this a valuable resource for interdisciplinary applications.
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