International Environmental Remediation Markets
I3. Botany "Mega" Site Cleanup Project
Presentation Title | Author List | Format | Abstract or Paper PDF | Presentation PDF |
Adaptive Remediation Management of a Groundwater Cleanup Project | J.C. Fairweather and J.R. Stening | Platform | View | View |
Insights on Risk-Reduction Mechanisms from 12 Years of Operation of a Pump-and-Treat System at the Botany Chlorinated Hydrocarbon "Mega-Site" | G. Dasey, A. Woinarski, and S. Corish | Platform | View | View |
An Iterative Approach to Improve Model Predictions and Site Conceptual Models | A. Laase, J. Rumbaugh, and J. Stening | Platform | View | View |
Why Is the Plume Disappearing Faster than it Should? Mass Loss Investigations at the Orica Botany Site | J.S. Konzuk, C. Crea, S. Mancini, and L. Jorstad | Platform | View | View |
Natural Source Zone Depletion Studies at the Botany Groundwater Cleanup Program | C.J. Newell, P. Kulkarni, J. Stening, J. Fairweather, L. Alexander, and J. Zimbron | View | ||
Microbial Metabolism of the Priority Pollutant Trichloromethane in Subsurface Environments | M.J. Manefield, M.J. Lee, and J. Stening | Platform | View | |
Aerobic Biodegradation of 1,2-Dichloroethane at the Botany Industrial Park | J.E. Munro, E.F. Liew, M.-A. Ly, and N.V. Coleman | Poster | View | |
A Case Study of the Anatomy of a Dynamic High Concentration Chlorinated Solvent Plume and Consequences on Remedial Strategy | J. Duran | Poster | View | View |
Technology Screening and Remedy Selection at Large-Scale, Complex DNAPL Sites: Orica Botany Case Study | M. Kavanaugh, E. Suchomel, J. Konzuk, and C. Cheyne | Poster | View | View |
Botany Groundwater Cleanup Project: Arguably the Largest and Most Complex in Australia | J.R. Stening | Poster | View | View |
Evolution of a Conceptual Site Model for the Botany Chlorinated Hydrocarbon "Mega-Site" Cleanup Project | A. Woinarski, G. Dasey, and J. Stening | Poster | View | View |