Conference
Program
Power Point Presentations - The Power Point
presentations for each talk in pdf format. Listed in the order given at
the conference.
Day 1
The
State of Practice in In Situ Remediation, Richard Brown, PhD, ERM, Inc.,
Ewing, NJ
New
“Directions” in In Situ Remediation:
A DOE Perspective, Brian Looney, Savannah River National Laboratory
Innovative
Permanganate Applications in Remediation, Matt Dingens, Carus Chemicals
Activated
Persulfate and its Impact on Microbial Populations, Phil Block, PhD, FMC
Corporation
Value
of Treatability Studies: When Should They be Conducted and How do Results Support the
Design Process?, Michelle Crimi, Clarkson University
Superoxide
Catalysts for In Situ Chemical Remediation, Dan Bryant, Geo-Cleanse
International, Inc.
Field
Characterization of Mass Transfer in a NAPL Source Zone, Lloyd “Bo”
Stewart, PhD, P.E., Praxis Environmental Technologies, Inc.
Update
on Iron PRBs and Related Iron Based In Situ Remediation Technologies for
Groundwater Remediation, John Vogan, EnviroMetal Technologies, an Adventus
Company
ISCR
Technologies: Differentiators and
Technology Implementation, Jim Mueller, Adventus Americas, Chicago, IL and
Dick Brown, ERM, Ewing, NJ
Current
Practice, Advances, & Challenges with nZVI Technology, Daniel W. Elliot,
PhD, Geosyntec Consultants
Frequently
Asked Questions about Bioaugmentation, Robert J. Steffan, PhD and Simon
Vainberg, Shaw Environmental, Inc.
Pneumatic
Fracturing for Delivery of Remediation Amendments:
Technology Overview, Deborah Schnell, P.E., Pneumatic Fracturing,
Inc., Alpha, NJ
Anaerobic
Bioremediation and Aquifer pH, Robert C. Borden, P.E., PhD, Solutions-IES
Day 2
Retrospective
on Twenty Years of Perxoygen ISCO Research, Richard J. Watts, Olga S.
Furman, Mushtaque Ahmad, and Amy L. Teel, Department of Civil &
Environmental Engineering, Washington State University
EHC-M
Treatment Technologies for Removal of Trace Metals from Groundwater, John
Vogan, Andrzej Przepiora, Josephine Molin, Eva Dmitrovic, The Adventus Group
Innovative
Hot Spot Remedial Approach for a Wood Treating site in Mississippi, Norman
D. Kennel, Premier Environmental Service, Inc., and Thomas L. Richardson,
International Paper Company
Full
Scale Enhanced Bioremediation of CVOCs in a Sand and Gravel Aquifer, Timothy
G. Adams, P.G., Roux Associates, Inc.
Use
of Chemical Oxidation Coupled with Bioaugmentation to Treat Groundwater
underneath a Day Care Facility, David Robinson, LSRP, Ed Sullivan, P.G.,
LSRP, Whitman
Enhanced
Aerobic Co-metabolism using Soy Methyl Esther and Surfactant for In Situ
Treatment of Chlorinated Hydrocarbons, James S. Zubrow, P.G., Dale Foster,
P.E., Key Environmental, Inc., and Don Blackert, P.G., KU Resources
Bioaugmentation
Approaches for Effective Bioremediation of Mixed Contaminant Sites, Sandra
Dworatzek, Jeff Roberts, Phil Dennis, Sirem, Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Flourescent
Dye Tracing for Defining Chlorinated Ethene Plume Remediation Targets, Eric
J. Klingel, PhD, P.E., Jason Shiflet, P.G., Tom Aley, P.G. CPH, Zapata
Engineering
Oxidant
Stability vs. NOD – Comparison of Peroxide, Persulfate, and Permanganate,
Neil R. Thompson, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering,
University of Waterloo, Canada
A
Comparison of Aqueous PCE and TCE Degradation using Persulfate with:
Lime; NaOH; or Straight Up, J. Rossabi, B. Fasolt, J.S. Haselow,
Redox Tech LLC
International
In Situ Chemical Oxidation – Lessons Learned Remediation Case History
Trento, Italy, Isaac Aboulafia, P.E., Larry Rader, P.G., Richard Cartwright,
P.E, CHMM, MECx
Enhancing
the Deliverability of nZVI in a Fractured Bedrock System using Hydraulic
Fracturing and Pressurized Injection, Michael J. Borda, PhD, Golder
Associates
Results
of Tandem In Situ Chemical Oxidation and Accelerated Anaerobic
Bioremediation, Keith M. Gaskill, MSc, LPG, Sesco Group
Bulk
Reduction of Contaminant Mass in Vadose Zone Soil via “Stepped” In Situ
Oxidation Injection Events, Bob Lunardini, P.E., David Burgstiner, P.E., URS
Effects
of Chemical Oxidation on Microbial Activity in PAH-Contaminated Soil from a
Former Manufactured Gas Plant Site, Stephen D. Richardson, UNC – Chapel
Hill
Successful
Bioremediation of Potential Chlorinated Solvent DNAPL, Christie Zawtocki,
P.E., Matt Bramblett, P.E., Hart & Hickman, PC
Secondary
Water Quality Impacts, M. Tony Lieberman, RSM, Robert C. Borden, PhD, P.E.,
Jim McClain, AFCEE, Erica Becvar, AFCEE, Solutions-IES
Accelerated
Site Cleanup using a Sulfate-Enhanced In Situ Remediation Strategy,
Timothy Parker, EOS Remediation
