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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Chapter 1 Introduction -- References -- Chapter 2 Definitions and General Characteristics of Dust -- Definitions -- Characteristics of Dust -- References -- Chapter 3 Settled Dust Methods: History and Discussion -- Scrape and Scoop -- Adhesive Tape Lifts -- Wipe Samples -- Wipe Samples for Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCB's) -- Wipe Samples for Lead -- Wipe Samples for Asbestos -- Microvac Sampling -- Bulk Carpet Samples -- Passive Monitors (In Situ Dustfall Collection Tins) -- Reporting of Results -- References -- Chapter 4 Field Guide for Asbestos Dust Sampling -- Scrape and Scoop -- Intended Use -- Materials -- Collection Procedure -- Adhesive Tape Lifts -- Intended Use -- Materials -- Collection Procedure -- Post-it™ Note Samplers with Carbon Tape -- Intended Use -- Materials -- Collection Procedure -- Microvac Sampling -- Intended Use -- Materials -- Collection Procedure -- Wipe Sampling -- Intended Use -- Materials -- Collection Procedure -- Carpet—Collection for Ultrasonic Shaking -- Intended Use -- Materials -- Collection Procedure -- Passive Monitoring Technique -- Intended Use -- Materials -- Collection Procedure -- Chapter 5 Laboratory Analysis Procedures -- Cellophane Tape—PLM Analysis -- Analysis of Post-it™ Notes by Scanning Electron Microscopy—Energy Dispersion X-Ray Spectroscopy (SEM-EDS) -- Microvac Samples -- Passive Dust Canisters -- Carpet Samples -- Direct Preparation of MCE Filters -- References -- Chapter 6 Data: Levels of Asbestos in Dust -- References -- Chapter 7 Information About the Source of Asbestos in Dust -- References -- Chapter 8 Resuspension of Settled Dust -- References -- Chapter 9 Using Settled Dust Data in Building Inspections and in Operations and Maintenance -- Description of Building Inspection