International Environmental Remediation Markets
I2. International Case Studies
Presentation Title | Author List | Format | Abstract or Paper PDF | Presentation PDF |
| Advance in Health Risk Assessment Methodology of Brownfield Sites in China | L. Jiang and M.S. Zhong | Platform | View | View |
| Lessons Learned from an In Situ Thermal Desorption Pilot in Shanghai China | S. Zhang, H. Tu, C. Wang, and L. Ma | Platform | View | |
| Treatability Studies and Pilot Test Program for Remedial Selection in a NAPL-Impacted Site in Brazil | P. Barreto, C. Mowder, E.E. Mack, and J. Henderson | Platform | View | |
| Application of Enhanced Reductive Dechlorination: The Value of Assessing Site Conditions Prior to Decision Making | J. Bastrup and H. Ashur | Platform | View | View |
| Thermal Source Remediation of VOCs at a Residential Condominium in Sao Paulo, Brazil | G. Setti, C. Rodrigues, A.P. Queiroz, T. Borba, P. Lima, and D. Damasi | Platform | View | View |
| In Situ Source Zone Remediation Using Electrical Resistance Heating on a Project Site Located near Troyes, France | M. van den Brand, J. van Rossum, M. Stumbaugh, and T. Warner | Platform | View | View |
| Searching for the Crucial Piece of the Plume Puzzle: A Case Study from Central Denmark Region, Denmark | H.J. Blæsbjerg and S.G. Lauridsen | Poster | View | |
| Remediation of Mercury Contamination at a Former ChlorAlkali Plant in NSW Using Integrated Cap and Containment Technologies | G. Butterfield, G. Schmertmann, C. Vernon, F. Cosme, J. Stening, and A.D. Laase | Poster | View | View |
| Numerical Simulation of Solute Migration Facilitated Groundwater Remedial Design under a Hexavalent Chromium-Contaminated Site | Z. Ding and N. Sun | Poster | View | |
| Largest ERH Site in Latin America | A.L. Donzelli and J. Seeman | Poster | View | |
| Remediation of Chlorinated Groundwater Plumes in Denmark: A Technology Development Project | D. Harrekilde, N. Tuxen, L. Bennedsen, and M. Martina Broholm | Poster | View | |
| An Approach to the Beneficial Use of Fine Sediments by Solidification: I. Leaching Properties and Intensity | K. Kim, E.-J. Won, Y. Gang, and K. Ra | Poster | View | View |
| A Set of Complete Technological System-Based Soil Washing for the Remediation of a Heavy Metals-Contaminated Site | Y. Li and X.-Y. Liao | Poster | View | |
| Abiotic and Biotic TCE Reduction Bench Study Using Local Organic Carbon and Iron Sources Conducted in Sao Paulo, Brazil | K. Morris, M. Singer, and B. Gil | Poster | View | |
| The Results from Three Years of Wide-Scale Chlorinated Hydrocarbon Assessment and Mitigation | A.W. Pruszinski, D.C. McGill, S. Thompson, and M.R. Talbot | Poster | View | View |
| Those Stubborn Sterilants: Environmental Management of Sites Impacted with Bromacil, Dicamaba, and Tebuthiuron | B. Rakewich and H. Bakker | Poster | View | |
| Application of World Advanced Remediation Technologies in China | Z. Mei, G. Lu, Z. Liu, and H. Shan | Poster | View | |
| Combination of Chemical Oxidation and Electrokinetic for LNAPL Remediation in a Tropical Soil Capillary Fringe | L.P.M. Silveira, B.O. Agostinho, I.P. Leme, L.M.U. Morioka, S.R. Honda, S.A.C. Furquim, and J.G. Freitas | Poster | View | |
| Application of Multiple Technologies to Achieve Risk-Based Remediation of Petroleum Hydrocarbons in a Challenging International Environment | T. Simpkin and C. Romero | Poster | View | |
| Challenges in the Implementation of the Remediation Actions in a Residential Area with a History of Conflict of Interest | V.V. Sewaybricker and R. Spina | Poster | View |