Deliverables
Map of areas with elevated natural concentrations of arsenic in bedrock and soil in Tampere-Häme region, 30.11.2011 (pdf).
List of aggregate production sites, major earthworks and selected potential construction sites in the Tampere-Häme region and the map of selected 21 preliminary demonstration sites, 31.1.2012 (pdf).
Sampling plan for selected 21 demonstration sites, 31.3.2012 (pdf).
List of selected detailed demonstration sites for Action 2, 31.8.2012 (pdf).
Questionnaire to major stakeholders, 31.10.2012 (pdf).
Evaluation of dissemination 31.3.2013 (pdf).
Description of selected 21 demonstration sites, 16.1.2013 (pdf).
General Guidelines for Sampling Procedures in Aggregate Production Sites and Sampling Plans, 31.5.2013 (pdf).
Results of leaching experiments of selected aggregates 30.9.2013 (pdf).
General and site-specific conceptual models for qualitative risk assessment 31.10.2013 (pdf).
Risk management tools for sustainable exploitation of aggregate resources in areas with elevated arsenic concentrations 30.6.2014 (pdf).
Exploitation of aggregates in areas with naturally elevated concentrations of arsenic – Guidelines for producers, earthwork contractors, and authorities, 15.7.2014 (pdf).
Guidelines for environmental management of aggregate resources, 14.8.2014, booklet (pdf).
ASROCKS Project: Comparison of weak extraction methods, 28.8.2014, GTK Archive Report (pdf).
Layman’s Report of the ASROCKS project, 28.8.2014 (pdf).
Layman’s Report of the ASROCKS project in Finnish, the Book: Arsenic in Bedrock!: and Then What Happens... (pdf).
”After-Life Communication Plan”, 29.8.2014, (pdf).
Seminar in Hämeenlinna on 13 May 2014, programme and presentations, zip
The final seminar in Tampere on 19 August 2014, programme and presentations, zip
The study of the ASROCKS project on As-concentrations from the areas planned for crushed bedrock aggregate production in Tampere region (pdf).
On the zones of weakness of bedrock in Nokia, Harjuniitty, Koivisto and Marjamäki demonstration areas, 27.3.2014 (pdf).
