Track D: Advanced Tools for Assessing Bioremediation
D9. Tools for Site Assessment and Bioremediation Monitoring
Title | Abstract PDF | Presentation PDF |
| Development of ASTM Guidance on Application of Molecular Biological Tools to Assess Biological Processes at Contaminated Sites S. Dworatzek, B. Harding, P. Hatzinger, M. Heintz, E. Jennings, T.A. Key, R. Kolhatkar, T. MacBeth, E. Mack, A. Madison, C. Waletka-Hutchinson, C. Acheson, and S. Fiorenza | View | View |
| Role of Stratigraphic Models to Refine Site Assessments B. Campanaro, J. Sadeque, R. Samuels, and D. Parse | View | View |
| Where is the Vinyl Chloride? Alternative Natural and Enhanced Degradation Pathways for Chlorinated Solvents J.R. Hesemann | View | View |
| Groundwater Plume Analytics® Tools for Improved Conceptual Site Models at Bioremediation Sites J.A. Ricker and D.C. Winchell | View | View |
| Rate of Extracellular Transfer of Charge and Bioremediation S.R. Burge, R.G. Burge, E.D. Taylor, and K.D. Hristovski | View | |
| Metagenomic and Metatranscriptomic Analysis of Organohalide-Respiring Microbial Communities in PCB-Contaminated Sediment Microcosms H. Dang, J. Ewald, and T.E. Mattes | View | |
| Long-Term Performance of a Carbon Barrier Evaluated through Integrated Use of Aspect Ratio, Passive Flux and Modelling Analytical Tools J. Birnstingl, C. Lee, and C. Sandefur | View | |
| Multiple Contaminants and Aquifers: 4D Mass Flux and Volumetric Analyses T. Kremmin, T. Andrews, W. Nolan, and M. Ingraham | View | View |
| Field-Collected Soil Gas Data as an Inexpensive Line of Evidence to Monitor Natural Attenuation K.A. Morris | View | |
| Microbially Mediated p-Cresol and Toluene Production from Biomass Decay: An Unintended Consequence of Biostimulation for Treatment of Chlorinated Solvents S.J. Reynolds, A.B. Gathings, and W.M. Moe | View | |
| Quantitative Proteomics Approach to Monitor cVOC Bioremediation and Degradation Rates K.H. Kucharzyk, F. Kara Murdoch, F.E. Loeffler, J. Wilson, P.B. Hatzinger, J.D. Istok, R.W. Murdoch, L. Mullins, A. Hill, and M. Michalsen | View |