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Poster
Presentations
2001
Analysis
Soil Vapor Analysis to Document Solvent Contamination
Sources, Contaminant Plume Geometry, and Evidence of
Dehalogenation
Vanessa A. Gallo,
AMEC Earth & Environmental, Somerset, NJ
Core Analysis: Is it a Good Indicator of Metal Release
and Capping Efficiency?
Chunhua Liu,
Gradient Corporation, Cambridge, MA
The Sequestering of Volatile Organic Compounds in
Sediment Samples: A Time Line Comparison of Method 5035
High-Level vs. Low-Level
Elizabeth M. Porta,
The Woods Hole Group, Inc., Raynham, MA
Bioremediation
Microbiological Remediation of Oil-Contaminated Soils
NA Kireeva,
Bashkirian State University, Ufa. Russia
The Use of Microbiological Preparations for
Bioremediation of Soils Contaminated by Different Oil
Products
NA Kireeva,
Bashkirian State University, Ufa, Russia
Phytotoxicity and Degradation of Diesel Hydrocarbons in
the Soil
Samina Siddiqui,
Centre for International Postgraduate Studies, Dresden,
Germany
Environmental Forensics
Optimizing Purge-and-Trap GC/MS Analysis of Gasoline
Range Compounds for Environmental Forensics Investigations
Edward M. Healey, S.
Andrew Smith, Battelle Environmental Forensics Group,
Duxbury, MA
PCBs Analyzed by Mass Spectrometry (Method 680) -
Homolog - Congener Analysis
Peter J. Kane, The
Woods Hole Group, Inc., Raynham, MA
Compound-Specific
Carbon Isotope Ratios used in Forensic Studies of Former
Manufactured Gas Plant Sites
David M. Mauro and David R. Craig, META Environmental,
Inc., R. Paul Philp, University of Oklahoma
Detailed Fingerprinting of Automotive Gasoline and
Other Light Distillates by Purge-and-Trap Gas
Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry
Richard M. Uhler,
Battelle Environmental Forensics Group, Duxbury, MA
Fate
Addition of Soybean Derived Fuel to Improve the Quality
and Stability of Middle Distillate Fuel
George W. Mushrush,
George Mason University, Fairfax, VA
Perchlorate Biotransport Survey
Stephen J. Rembish,
Parsons Engineering Science, Inc., Austin, TX
Heavy Metals
Engineering Remedial Actions under Superfund on the
Smelterville Flars, Shoshone County, Idaho
Tom Bourque,
TerraGraphics Environmental Engineering, Inc., Kellogg,
ID
Generation of Facility-Wide Soil Background Values- A
Case Study
Keith W. Henn, Tetra
Tech NUS, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA
Metal Drivers of Risk-Based Soil Remediation at DoD
Sites
Michael Ruby,
Exponent, Boulder, CO
The
Environmental Significance of Cadmium and Lead in
Contaminated Soils
I.A.A.Saad,
Institute of Postgraduate Studies and Research, University
of Malaya, Malaysia
Pollution of Soils and of other Environmental
Components in the Area of Operation of the Aluminium
Smelter
Alexander Schetnikov,
Institute of Geography SB RAS, Irkutsk, Russia
Assessment of Heavy Metal Contamination of Sediments,
Water and Mollusks in the Coastal Zone of Russian Far East
Vladimir M. Shulkin,
Pacific Geological Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences,
Vladivostok, Russia
Risk Assessment and Definition of Risk Management
Measures in Former Shooting Ranges
Jaana Sorvari,
Finnish Environment Institute, Helinski, Finland
Mercury Contributions from Oil-Fired Power Plants in
South Florida to Wet Deposition in the Everglades Area
Ed Zillioux, FPL
Environmental Services, Juno Beach, FL
Innovative Technologies
Innovative
Methods of Treating Groundwater and Soil Gas Containing
VOCs and SVOCs
Shannon
L. Daigle and Craig C. Lizotte, Environmental Science
Services, Inc. and Kelly J. McQueeney, Envirogen, Inc.
Commercializing Innovative Technologies in the
Environmental Remediation Marketplace
David L. Fleming,
Thermal Remediation Services, Inc. (TRS), Bellevue, WA
An Innovative Technology for Characterizing Hydrocarbon
Contaminated Sites
Pradeep U. Kurup,
University of Massachusetts, Lowell, Lowell, MA
Modeling
Groundwater Modeling for New York City Water Treatment
Plant Design
Robert P. Schreiber,
Camp, Dresser & McKee, Cambridge, MA
MTBE
Evaluation of MTBE Remediation Options
Rula A. Deeb,
Malcolm Pirnie, Inc., Oakland, CA
In-Situ Biological Destruction of MTBE: Field
Engineering Solutions Based on Lessons Learned from the
Lab
Rula A. Deeb,
Malcolm Pirnie, Inc., Oakland, CA
Biological
Treatment of Methyl tert-Butyl Ether (MTBE)
Contaminated Groundwater
Robert
J. Steffan, Ph.D., Scott Drew, and Kelly J.
McQueeney, P.E., Envirogen, Inc.
Phytoremediation
Enhancing Metal Bioavailbility for Phytoremediation
Strategy: Preliminary Results in the PhytoDec Project
Meri Barbafieri,
Institute of Soil Chemistry, Pisa, Italy
New Techniques for Field Monitoring: LIBS Technology
Application in Field for Phytoremediation Treatment
Meri Barbafieri,
Institute of Soil Chemistry, Pisa, Italy
Phytoremediation of Soils Contaminated by Used Motor
Oil
Elena Dominguez,
Ball State University, Muncie, IN
Treatment of Dairy Lagoon Wastes by Aquatic Plants
Jeffery Lyon,
Washington State University Tri-Cities, Richland, WA
DNAPL and Groundwater Containment Utilizing
Phytoremediation
Matthew D. Millias,
Parsons Engineering Science, Liverpool, NY
Methane Phytoremediation by Vegetative Landfill Cover
Systems
Steven A. Rock, US
EPA, Cincinnati, OH
Radionuclides
Scientific
Base of Remediation Technology of Radioactive Sludge and
Scale from Oil and Gas Condensate Production and
Processing
E.I
Krapivsky, V.O Nekoutchaev, V.N. Rygakov
Applying Federal Radiological Guidance for Remediation
of a Mixed-Waste Site
William D. Lilley,
Blasland, Bouck & Lee, Inc., Syracuse, NY
Development of Criteria to Evaluate Indoor Radon
Potential in East Coast Homes
Douglas G. Mose,
George Mason University, Fairfax, VA
RBCA
A Case Study: Program for Risk-Based Characterization
and Remediation of Crude Oil Pipeline Leaks
Christina Robinson,
Kiran K. Srinivasan, ENTRIX, Inc., Houston, TX
Remediation
Organoclays Remove Organics and Metals from Water
George R. Alther,
Biomin, Inc., Ferndale, MI
In-Situ Thermal Destruction Makes Stringent Soil and
Sediment Goals Attainable
Ralph S. Baker,
TerraTherm, LLC, Fitchburg, MA
Quantitative Assessment of Monitored Natural Attenuation
for Petroleum Hydrocarbon and Chlorinated Ethene
Contaminant Plumes
J. Steven Brauner, Parsons Engineering Science, Canton, MA
Remediation of Soil, Wastes and Sludge on a Former
Refinery Site
Christian Belanger,
Biogenie, Sainte Foy, Quebec, Canada
An Overview of the Successes and Lessons Learned from
Thirteen Deployments of Six-Phase Heating for Site
Remediation
Greg Beyke, Thermal
Remediation Services, Inc. (TRS), Marietta, GA
In-Situ Chemical Oxidation of Petroleum Hydrocarbons in
Soil and Groundwater at NWIRP Bedford, Massachusetts
Dan Bryant,
Geo-Cleanse International, Inc., Kenilworth, NJ
The
Practical Utility of Using Visualization Tools in
the Soil Remedial Action Planning Process
Kevin W. Frysinger,
Environmental Standards, Inc., Valley Forge, PA
Getting the Most Out of Your Pump and Treat System
Wallace Hise, Chung
and Associates, Inc., Sandy, UT
Pilot-Scale Demonstration of C-Sparge TM System for
Reactive Wall for HVOC Contaminated Groundwater
Edward M. Kellar,
Harding ESE, Gainsville, FL
KDHE-DERA Pilot Test and Remedial Results of C-SpargeÔ
for Removal of PCE in Groundwater
William B. Kerfoot,
K-V Associates, Inc., Mashpee, MA
Dried Biomass of Azolla pinnata, a Potential
Candidate for the Treatment of Industrial Effluents
Contaminated with Dyes
Zafar M. Khalid,
National Institute for Biotechnology & Genetic
Engineering (NIBGE), Faisalabad, Pakistan
Peroxide Oxidation for Treating Soils beneath a
Residential Basement
Daniel K. Mason,
Tighe & Bond Inc., Westfield, MA
Demonstration of Groundwater Containment Through the
Use of Barrier Wall and Surface Cover Systems, and Natural
Attenuation
Peter W. Sawchuck,
Key Environmental, Inc., Portland, ME
Development of a Horizontal Well Package for MODFLOW
Charles P. Spalding,
McDonald Morrissey Associates, Inc., Hopkinton, NH
Evaluation of Impact of Oxygen Addition to LNAPL and
Dissolved Phase Hydrocarbon Equilibrium in Groundwater
John Sturman Richard
Tobia, Levine Fricke, Raritan, NJ
Ecological Coast-protecting Structures as Means of
Reduction of Pollution of Water
A. Tetior, Moscow
State University of Environmental Engineering, Moscow,
Russia
Economical Remediation of Pesticide Impacted Soils
Using On-Site Thermal Desorption
Stephen Warren,
Parsons Engineering Science, Inc., Liverpool, NY
Hydrophobic Clays for Environmental Cleanup
Guodong Yuan, Peter
R. Stephens, Benny K.G. Theng,
Landcare Research, Palmerston North, New Zealand
Integrated Modeling Application in a Remedial System
Design
Zhijian Zhang, TRC
Environmental Corporation, Windsor, CT
Risk
Fecal Contamination of Agricultural Soils, Ground
Water, and Surface Water Following Hurricane-Associated
Flooding in Eastern North Carolina
Michael J. Casteel,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill,
NC
Soil and Groundwater to Indoor Air Pathway Evaluation
for Risk Assessment at Commercial/Industrial Properties: A
Comparison of Model Derived Risks with Soil Vapor
Concentrations
Eric M. Cherry, Hull
& Associates, Inc., Dublin, OH
Sediments
Evaluation of Environmental Effects on Metal Transport
from Capped Contaminated Sediment under Conditions of
Submarine Groundwater Discharge
Chunhua Liu,
Gradient Corporation, Cambridge, MA
A
Qualitative Weight Evidence Approach Used to Assess
Potential Risk Associated with Petroleum Hydrocarbon
Contamination to Marine Benthic Organisms
Bonnie Potocki,
Eco-Solutions, Belmont, MA
Phytoremediating
Dredged Sediments: A Beneficial Reuse Protocol
Steven A. Rock, US EPA, Jorge McPherson, SAIC, Richard A.
Price, US ACE, WES, Robert Graziano, Arcadis
Sediment Remedial Strategies Using Risk-Based
Techniques: Cost Effective/Environmentally Protective
Solution
Lisa Saban, CH2M
Hill, Bellevue, WA
The
Influence of Stability and Disturbance on Toxicity Testing
Jack Q. Word and David M. Moore, MEC Analytical Systems,
Inc.
Site Assessment
Characterizing Petroleum Hydrocarbon Transport through
a Storm Water System
Sam Farnsworth, AMEC
Earth & Environmental, Inc., Westford, MA
Construction Specification Development for Projects in
Contaminated Areas
Michael Flynn, SEA
Consultants Inc., Cambridge, MA
United States Army Center for Health Promotion and
Preventive Medicine (USACHPPM) Technical Guide - 251,
Environmental Surveillance Sampling Guide
John Litynski,
USACHPPM (MSCH-TS-EES), APG, MD, James Mullikin, Henry M.
Jackson Foundation, APG, MD
Chironomus (Diptera) Larval Head Deformities as
Biomarkers for Pollution Monitoring along River Nzoia,
Kenya
S.N. Mogere, Moi
University, Eldoret, Kenya
Contamination of R. Nzoia by Aniline Pesticides and
their Degradation Products
D.M. Nzyuko, Moi
University, Eldoret, Kenya
Long Term Monitoring of Hydrocarbon Contamination Using
Multi-Level Vapor Phase Piezometers
Wayne J. Parker,
Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Bedrock Characterization and Perchloroethylene Plume
Delineation at a New England Superfund Site
Joseph Robb, ENSR
International, Westford, MA
Cincinnati's Environmental Impact along the Ohio River
Marta M. Young,
Parsons Engineering Science, Inc., Sharonville, OH
UXO
The Fate and Transport of Ordnance Derived RDX - An
Example from Camp Edwards
Jay L. Clausen, AMEC
Earth and Environmental, Westford, MA
An
Overview of the Naval Facilities Engineering Command
(NAVFACENGCOM) Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) and Ordnance and
Explosives (OE) Response Approach
Jeffrey S. LeFebvre, UXO Program Manager,
Pacific Division Naval Facilities Engineering Command,
Pearl Harbor Hawaii
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