Track D: Advanced Tools for Assessing Bioremediation
D6. High-Resolution Site Characterization

 

 

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Quantitative High-Resolution Site Characterization (qHRSC) and Lessons Learned
D.A. Pizarro and W. Brab
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EPA and HRSC at Superfund Sites
B. Bentkowski
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Costs, Cost Savings, and Best Practices for High Resolution Site Characterization at Petroleum Underground Storage Tank Release Sites
D. Kaufman, T. Schruben, and A. Wardle
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Utilizing Dye-Laser Induced Fluorescence Tooling with Soil Borings to Map Residual Free-Phase DNAPL at Former Solvent Disposal Trenches
J. Briegel, J. Pavlowsky, K. Kehoe, B.L. Porter, and P. Tamashiro
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Quantitative High-Resolution Site Characterization to Support Petroleum Remediation in Piedmont Geology
N. Thacker, S. Ghiold, and A. Quarles
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Monitoring of Subsurface Contaminant Remediation at the Former Moab Uranium Mill Site by In Situ Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
D. Morozov, C. McLaughlin, K.H. Williams, and D. Walsh
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Using HRSC to Rapidly Assess LNAPL Distribution, Optimize Well Placement and Accelerate Remedial Design
E. Gessert, B. Taylor, and R. St. Germain
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Integrating Diverse High-Resolution Data Sets to Assess Aquitard Integrity in a DNAPL-Contaminated Sedimentary Rock Aquifer System
J.R. Meyer and B.L. Parker
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Interpretation of 2-D and 3-D Images of Ultraviolet Optical Image Profiler (OIP-UV), Hydraulic Profiling, and Electrical Conductivity (HPT/EC) Log Data at Complex LNAPL Sites
J.V. Fontana
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Using High Resolution Site Characterization and Chemical Fingerprinting and Forensics to Develop Four Dimensional Conceptual Site Models
L.J. Mastera, R.J. Fiacco, and B. Shaver
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Remedial Design Characterization Using Electrical Hydrogeology
T. Halihan, K.W. Spears, and S.W. McDonald
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High-Resolution Investigation and MIP Visualization to Optimize In Situ Bioremediation of VOCs in Groundwater and Aquifer Sediments
T. Houghton and C.S. Alger
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Using Ultraviolet-Induced Fluorescence to Enhance LNAPL Conceptual Site Model for Remedial Design
A. Moore
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