FAA49960309:
(49960309) Groundwater Pollution And Hydrology
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(49960309) Groundwater Pollution And Hydrology
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2013-07-29
Overview and Introduction to Groundwater Pollution and Hydrology Fundamental Concepts of Groundwater Flow, Transport and Contamination Advanced Concepts and Principles of Groundwater Flow, Fate and Transport and Natural Attenuation (Mass Flux, Mass Discharge,Horizontal and Vertical Anisotropy Effects on Contaminant Flow Directions, Effects of Heterogeneity, Refraction, Lenses, Non-Horizontal Flow, Hydrodynamic Conditions, Multi-Phase Partitioning, Dispersion, Retardation, Biodegradation, etc. Cleanup Goals, Guidelines and Standards in the Current Regulatory Context (RCRA, CERCLA, SARA, and others) Click the enlarge button for more detail Groundwater Monitoring: Fundamental Principles, Data Quality Objectives, Field/Laboratory Quality Assurance and Quality Control Procedures, Drilling Methods, Monitoring Well Designs, Sampling Devices and Techniques, Preservation and Decontamination Procedures, Data Validation and Interpretation Remediation Strategies for RCRA, Superfund and Brownfield Sites; Risk-Based-Decision-Making; Use of Models in Technology Selection; Fluid Flushing Technologies; Pump & Treat, Air Sparging; Soil Vapor Extraction;Application of Advanced Treatment Technologies to Aquifers and Unsaturated Zones Illustrative Case Histories of Groundwater Contamination, Cleanup and Management Costs and Aquifer Restoration Alternatives, including Monitored Natural Attenuation, Bioremediation, Bioaugmentation and Permeable Reactive Barriers Ex Situ treatment technologies DNAPL's (Dense Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids): Occurrence, Movement and Implications with Respect to Site Monitoring and Remediation in Sandy Deposits, Aquitards and Fractured Rock. Concepts Illustrated by Laboratory and Field Experiments with Chlorinated Solvents as well as viruses LNAPL's (Light Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids, BTEX and MTBE): ASTM's RBCA (Risk Based Corrective Action, Tiers 1,2,3) and Monitored Natural Attenuation For Petroleum Hydrocarbons cleanup. The TRIAD approach
