EPA/542/F/98/017
• Downloadable Technical Reports (Partial List of Available
Documents). Documents Available on GWRTAC HomePage
http://www.GWRTAC.org
NOTE: "E" series reports provide state-of-the-art reviews and "O" scries reports provide a
basic orientation and brief introduction to a specific ground-water remediation technologies
Artificially-Induced or Blast-Enhanced Fracturing TO-96-01
Horizontal Wells TO-96-02
Phytoremediation TO-96-03
Air Sparging TO-96-04
Bioslurping TO-96-05
Ultraviolet/Oxidation Treatment TO-96- 06
In-Well Vapor Stripping TO-97-01
In-Situ Flushing TO-97-02
Electrokinetics TO-97-03
Treatment Walls TE-96-01
Surfactants/Cosolvents TE-96-02
Remediation of Metals-Contaminated Soils & Groundwater TE-97-01
Phytoremediation - • . TE-98-01
• Summary Information & Updates
Calendar of Events - listing of major technical courses,-conferences,
meetings, symposia, etc. on ground-water remediation issues. -
News Briefs - summaries of recent/planned technology demonstration
initiatives, new technology developments, and regulatory acceptance
issues.
• Other Information Services
Regulatory Information - list of federal and state contacts who can
provide policies and regulations regarding ground-water remediation and
technologies. "
Links - to other valued sources of on-line information pertinent to the
ground-water remediation community, conveniently accessible via the
GWRTAC web site.
Customized Services - GWRTAC conducts a variety of customized
information searches and analyses on a for-fee basis. Contact us for '
details.
Ground-Water Remediation Technologies Analysis Center
"a national center providing Information on 'ground-water reittediaiioiitechnologi;
Welcome to GWRTAC
The Ground-Water Remediation Technologies Analysis Center (GWRTAC) is a
specialized national technology transfer and information center focusing on the
important issue of ground-water remediation. - - :• '
GWRTAC provides easy access via the Internet to a vast store'of information
relevant to a wide target audience from the ground-water remediation commu-
nity. We encourage you to discover GWRTAC by visiting our web site.
Mission
GWRTAG's mission is to enhance information exchange and the utilization of
innovative ground-water and soil remediation technologies by;
• serving as the focal point for information transfer
among technology developers, users, and approves (regulatory
agencies); . . .
• supporting customer groups/
stakeholders requiring access to
this information; and
• improving the
understanding and
commercial use
of innovative
. remediation technologies.
www.ywrfac.org
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{^Established in 1995, GWRTAC is operated by Concurrent Technologies
"" Corporation (CTC), in association with the University of Pittsburgh's
1 Environmental Engineering Program, under a Cooperative Agreement with
the U.S. EPA Technology Innovation Office (TIO). GWRTAC benefits
; from a Guidance Committee compromised of representatives from the
:, ground-water remediation community.
Oentact GWRTAC or visit our web site today!
; GWRTAC invites the participation of the ground-water remediation
: community. New and updated information is actively sought. If you are a
! technology user, technology developer or vendor, environmental consult-
-j^ant, government agency representative, investor, or academician, we want
i to hear from you!
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Address:
Phone:
E-mail:
Homepage:
615 William Pitt Way
Pittsburgh PA 1523 8
(800) 373-1973 or
(412)826-5512ext.215
(412) 826-5552
gwrtac@gwrtac.org
http://www.gwrtac.org
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Activities i
As a responsibility for ground-water technology data, GWRTAC provides i
an easily accessible and reliable source of current information by:
• Monitoring the development of groundwater remediation :
technologies;
• Compiling current data and preparing state-of-the-art evaluations of
these technologies;
• Analyzing data to identify technology development and utilization
trends, and prepare reports;
• Distributing information, worldwide, in hard-copy and electronic
formats;
• Participating in conferences and providing resources for dissemination;
and
• Maintaining contact with key stakeholders in the ground-water
remediation community.
GWRTAC monitors developments in key ground-water remediation
technology areas including:
• In-well Vapor Stripping
• Intrinsic Bioremediation
• Phytoremediation
• Surfactant/Cosolvents
• Thermal Enhancements
• Treatment Walls
• Ultraviolet/Oxidation
Treatment Processes
AirSparging
Bioslurping
Electrokinetics
Horizontal Wells
Hydraulic and Pneumatic
Fracturing
In Situ Flushing
In Situ Stabilization
Information Resources and Services
• Continually Updated Databases
Technology Database - contains information on ground-water
remediation technology development and demonstration projects; bench to
commercial scale. !
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Vendor Database-contains information on vendors of ground-water I !
jremediation services and related specialized equipment, !
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Other Databases - links to a variety' of other environmental remediation
technology databasesJoclud!ngEtesNATT|IClandCUJ-IN.I
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