United States Office of Technology EPA/600/9-89/048
Environmental Protection Transfer and Regulatory Support May 1989
Agency Washington DC 20460
Ground-Water
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May 1989
Environmental Protection Agency
GROUND-WATER RESEARCH
Technical Assistance Directory
Prepared for the
Office of Research and Development
Office of Technology Transfer and Regulatory Support
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Washington, D.C. 20460
Peter W. Preuss, Director
Amy Mills, Project Officer
Performed under subcontract to
PEER Consultants
Rockville, Maryland
(241-3-02)
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SUPPORT"10
1010 Wayne Avenue, Suite 200
Silver Spring, Maryland 20910
(301) 589-5318
May 17, 1989
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Introduction 1
2. ORD Ground-Water Research Facility Descriptions 3
ORD Headquarters Ground-Water Research Matrix Management Work Group 5
ORD Laboratory Work Group Members 5
Environmental Monitoring Systems Laboratory - Las Vegas 6
Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research Laboratory 7
Environmental Research Laboratory 8
Environmental Criteria and Assessment Office 9
Exposure Assessment Group 10
Risk Reduction Engineering Research Laboratory 11
3. Technical Assistance Contacts by Research Facility 13
Environmental Monitoring Systems Laboratory - Las Vegas 14
Ribeit S. Kerr Environmental Research Laboratory 16
Environmental Research Laboratory - Athens 20
Environmental Criteria and Assessment Office - Cincinnati 22
Exposure Assessment Group 23
Risk Reduction Engineering Laboratory 26
4. Technical Assistance Contacts by Subject 27
5. Program Office and Regional Office Contacts 35
Office of Drinking Water 36
Office of Ground-Water Protection 36
Office of Solid Waste 36
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response 36
Office of Program Management and Technology 37
Office of Underground Storage Tanks 37
Office of Waste Programs Enforcement 37
Office of Pesticide Programs 38
Office of Toxic Substances 38
Region I 38
Region II 39
Region III 40
Region IV 40
Region V 41
Region VI 41
Region VII 42
Region VIII 42
Region IX 43
Region X 44
6. Additional Sources of Information 45
Technology Transfer Offices 46
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1. INTRODUCTION
This Directory, a revision of the first edition (EPA/600/9-87/008) published by ORD in March
1987, is intended to foster communication among scientists and engineers throughout EPA's Office
of Research and Development (ORD) and among EPA, state, and local personnel involved in the
protection and management of ground-water resources. In addition to listing ORD researchers by
location and subject matter, the Directory provides brief organizational descriptions of the ground-
water research programs for each ORD office. These descriptions may aid in locating assistance in
areas not covered by the subject indices.
The scientists and engineers listed in (his Directory conduct or manage research, development,
demonstration, and technical assistance projects to support the regulatory programs of the Office of
Water, the Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response, and the Office of Pesticides and Toxic
Substances. To ensure cross-office integration of research programs, in 1987 ORD designated a
Ground-Water Research Matrix Manager to coordinate ORD, Program Office, and Regional input on
issues and priorities in the areas of prediction, monitoring, and cleanup. The Matrix Manager
supplements the various Research Committees, which advise the Assistant Administrator for Research
and Development on research and budget priorities. ORD's Director of the Office of Technology
Transfer and Regulatory Support is currently the Matrix Manager.
ORD is organized into seven offices (plus an administrative office; see chart on page 4) with
responsibility for designing and managing all of EPA's research. Most of EPA's ground-water research
is conducted by three offices:
* the Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Research (OEPER) conducts a broad spectrum
of studies into the physical, chemical, and biological processes that affect the subsurface
environment and the eventual fate of natural and contaminant compounds. Most of OEPER's
ground-water modeling, fate, and transport research is conducted through its laboratories in Ada,
Oklahoma, and Athens, Georgia.
»the Office of Modeling, Monitoring Systems, and Quality Assurance (OMMSQA), primarily through
its Environmental Monitoring Systems Laboratory in Las Vegas, Nevada", is EPA's center for
research into subsurface monitoring methods, geophysical and other remote sensing, ground-water
sampling design, and quality assurance.
*the Office of Environmental Engineering and Technology Demonstration (OEETD) conducts a
related program of research in source control and construction quality assurance through its Risk
Reduction Engineering Laboratory in Cincinnati, Ohio.
More detailed descriptions of these laboratories and other centers for ground-water research are
found in the next section.
EPA derives its authority to protect ground water from the Clean Water Act, the Comprehensive
Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (Superfund), the Safe Drinking Water Act,
the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act,
the Toxic Substances Control Act, the Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments of 1984, and the
Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986. In response to these broad statutory
mandates, in 1984 EPA's Office of Ground-Water Protection developed a Ground-Water Protection
Strategy to give the Agency's program a focus and direction. It has four components:
* Short-term build-up of institutions at the state level.
* Assessment of problems that may exist from unaddressed sources of contamination including
leaking storage tanks, surface impoundments, and landfills.
* Issuance of guidelines for ground-water protection and cleanup.
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* Strengthening EPA's organization to improve ground-water management at the headquarters and
regional levels and EPA's cooperation with Federal and state agencies.
ORD's ground-water research program, reflecting the information needs of EPA's operating
programs, consists of five elements:
^Transport and transformation. The physical movement of ground water in the saturated and
unsaturated zones and also the change in ground-water quality either through natural degradation
or differential transport rates.
* Monitoring. Well-placement and sampling of the subsurface environment to locate and characterize
potential or known ground-water contamination.
+ On-site and in situ aquifer cleanup. Restoring a polluted aquifer through physical removal,
chemical treatment, and enhanced biodegradation.
* Technical assistance and technology transfer. Preparation and dissemination of information about
current research to decision makers, field managers, the regulated communities, and the scientific
community.
* Source control. While not strictly ground-water research, the directory includes control of
discharges, leaks, and other surface and underground contaminant sources to prevent ground-water
contamination, including regulated hazardous waste disposal sites, unregulated dump sites,
underground tanks, and accidental spills.
This directory is not intended to be a comprehensive compendium of all ground-water contacts
and activities within the Agency, but should serve to identify an initial contact in most technical or
policy areas. Many Program Offices produce or manage directories, hotlines, or technology support
activities related to ground water. Some of the most comprehensive are listed in Section 6.
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2. ORD GROUND-WATER RESEARCH FACILITY DESCRIPTIONS
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Office of Research and Development
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Research Program
Management
(ORPM)
Office of Exploratory
Research
(OER)
Assistant Administrator
Deputy
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Office of Modeling,
Monitoring Systems,
and Quality Assurance
(OMMSQA)
Office of Environmental
Engineering and
Technology Demonstration
(OEETD)
Environmental
Monitoring Systems
Laboratory
Las Vegas, NV
Risk Reduction
Engineering
Laboratory
Cincinnati, OH
Environmental
Monitoring Systems
Laboratory
Cincinnati, OH
Atmospheric Research
ment Laboratory
Research Triangle
Park, NC
Air and Engineering
Research Laboratory
Research Triangle
Park, NC
Environmental
Research Laboratory
Narragansett, RI
Office of Technology Transfer
and Regulatory Support
(OTTRS)
Center for Environmental
Research Information
Cincinnati, OH
1 1
Office of Environmental
Processes and Effects
Research
(OEPER)
Office of Health Office of Health and
Research Environmental
Assessment
(OHR) (OHEA)
R.S. Kerr Environ-
mental Research
Laboratory
Ada, OK
Environmental
Research Laboratory
Athens, GA
Environmental
Research Laboratory
Corvallis, OR
Environmental
Research Laboratory
Duluth, MN
Environmental
Research Laboratory
Gulf Breeze, FL
Health Effects
Research Laboratory
Research Triangle
Park, NC
Environmental
Criteria and
Assessment Office
Cincinnati, OH
Environmental
Criteria and
Assessment Office
Research Triangle
Park, NC
Exposure Assess-
ment Group
Human Health
Assessments Group
Headquarters
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ORD Headquarters Ground-Water Research Matrix Management Work Group
Office of Research and Development
United States Environmental Protection Agency
401 M Street, SW
Washington, DC 20460
Amy Mills (Chair)
FTS 382-7891
202-382-7891
Mail Code: H-8105
Office of Technology Transfer
and Regulatory Support
Jim Basilico
FTS 382-2583
202-382-2583
Mail Code: RD-681
Office of Environmental Engineering
and Technology Demonstration
(Curtis Harlin, Alternate)
Steve Cordle
FTS 382-5940
202-382-5940
Mail Code: RD-682
Office of Environmental Processes and
and Effects Research
(Barbara Levinson, Alternate)
Randy Bond
FTS 382-5881
202-382-5881
Mail Code: RD-683
Office of Health Research
Vern Laurie
FTS 382-5795
202-382-5795
Mail Code: RD-680
Office of Modeling, Monitoring Systems,
and Quality Assurance
Malcolm Field
FTS 475-4921
202-475-4921
Mail Code: RD-689
Office of Health and Exposure Assessment
ORD Laboratory Work Group Members
(See following pages for addresses and telephone numbers)
James McNabb
R.S. Kerr Laboratory, Ada, Oklahoma
Joseph DLugosz
Environmental Monitoring Systems Laboratory, Las Vegas, Nevada
Lee Mulkey
Environmental Research Laboratory, Athens, Georgia
John Convery
Risk Reduction Engineering Laboratory, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Environmental Monitoring Systems Laboratory
Office of Modeling, Monitoring Systems, and Quality Assurance
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
P.O. Box 15027, Las Vegas, Nevada 89114
FTS 545-2525, (702) 798-2525
The Aquatic and Subsurface Monitoring Branch of the Environmental Monitoring Systems
Laboratory in Las Vegas (EMSL-LV) conducts ground-water monitoring research and provides technical
assistance to support EPA operating programs. EMSL-LV also operates the Superfund Monitoring and
Site Characterization Technology Support Center. Ground-water related research includes:
* Development, testing, and application of geophysical and geochemical techniques for detecting and
mapping shallow contaminant plumes, locating abandoned wells, and mapping deeply buried
contaminant plumes associated with injection wells.
» Development of advanced technologies, including fiber-optics and laser-fluorescence spectroscopy,
for in situ ground-water contamination monitoring.
» Evaluation of indicator parameters for RCRA ground-water contaminant detection monitoring.
* Development of vadose-zone monitoring technologies to detect percolation of pollutants from
hazardous wastes.
* Development of industry-specific parameters to give reliable indication of subsurface leaking.
» Evaluation of the influence of seasonal variability, well placement, spatial variability, and
monitoring-well construction methods on water quality data from drinking water monitoring wells.
»Evaluation of underground storage tank external leak detection monitoring methods.
* Assistance to field teams in the use of geophysical methods in hazardous waste site investigations.
EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT
RESEARCH DIVISION
ECOSYSTEMS
MONITORING
OFFICE OF MODELING. MONITORING
SYSTEMS AND QUALITY ASSURANCE
DIRECTOR
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SYSTEMS LABORATORY
ADVANCED MONITORING
SYSEMS DIVISION
AQUATIC AND
SUBSURFACE
MONITORING BRANCH
REMOTE AND AIR
MONITORING BRANCH
ENVIRONMENTAL
PHOTOGRAPHIC
INTERPRETATION CENTER
NUCLEAR RADIATION
ASSESSMENT DIVISION
DOSE ASSESSMENT
BRANCH
FIELD MONITORING
BRANCH
RADIOANALYSIS
BRANCH
QUALITY ASSURANCE
DIVISION
HAZARDOUS WASTE
METHODS EVALUATION
BRANCH
TOXICS AND HAZARDOUS
WASTE OPERATIONS
BRANCH
PESTICIDES AND
RADIATION QUALITY
ASSURANCE BRANCH
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Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research Laboratory
Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Research
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
P.O. Box 1198, Ada, Oklahoma 74820
FTS 743-2224, (405) 332-8800
The Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research Laboratory (RSKERL) is entirely devoted to ground-
water research, concentrating on studies of the transport and fate of contaminants in the subsurface,
development of methodologies for protection and restoration of ground-water quality, and evaluation
of the applicability and limitations of using natural soil and subsurface processes for the treatment of
hazardous wastes. The core of RSKERL's program is research into the hydrologic, biotic, and abiotic
processes that govern the transport and fate of contaminants in the subsurface. This provides the
scientific foundation for further application-oriented research in support of EPA operating programs.
RSKERL's current research concentrates on:
* Determining the mechanical integrity of injection wells for the Underground Injection Control
Program.
* Developing methods for aquifer restoration and demonstrating reliable management of subsurface
treatment systems applicable to various climates, soil types, waste characteristics, and degrees of
pretreatment.
* Coordinating ORD's multi-laboratory efforts in wellhead protection research, including methods
to determine assimilative capacities of recharge areas.
»Evaluating remediation technologies, including natural soil and subsurface systems for the
attenuation and degradation of wastes.
* Providing evaluations, direct technical assistance, and technical training courses, conferences, and
symposia.
* Supports the operations of the International Ground-Water Modeling Center at the Holcomb
Research Institute in Indianapolis, Indiana, through a cooperative agreement. The IGWMC operates
a clearinghouse for ground-water modeling software, organizes and conducts short-courses and
seminars, and conducts a modeling research program to support the Center's technology transfer
and educational activities which includes organizing and conducting specially designed training
programs.
OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL
PROCESSES AND EFFECTS RESEARCH
DIRECTOR
R.S. KERR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
PROCESSES AND SYSTEMS
RESEARCH DIVISION
EXTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES AND
ASSISTANCE DIVISION
EXTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES
AND
EVALUATION BRANCH
APPLICATIONS
AND
ASSISTANCE BRANCH
International Ground-Water
Modeling Center
Holcomb Research Institute
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Environmental Research Laboratory
Office of Environmental Processes and Effects Research
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
College Station Road, Athens, Georgia 30613
FTS 250-3134, (404) 546-3134
The Athens Environmental Research Laboratory (ERL-Athens) conducts basic and applied research
to assess the human and environmental exposures associated with conventional and toxic pollutants in
water and soil ecosystems. The laboratory's Center for Exposure Assessment Modeling (CEAM)
distributes and supports computer programs for selected models and provides training and assistance
to users. CEAM also maintains an electronic bulletin board with latest versions of the models and user
support. Ground-water related research activities include:
* Identification and characterization of significant physical, chemical, and biological processes
affecting ground water to predict transformation products, the rate and extent of subsurface
transport, and the distribution of pesticides, hazardous wastes, and their constituents in saturated-
and unsaturated-soil environments.
* Development of measurement protocols and data bases for chemical-specific properties, process-
rate constants, and environmental properties that govern pollutant exposure, impact, and risk in
soils and ground-water environments.
* Development of multimedia models and methods to predict the release, transport, and fate of
pesticides, hazardous wastes, and toxic substances for the full range of exposure and risk
assessment scenarios relevant to regulatory programs.
* Reduction of prediction uncertainties through field validations and the application of uncertainty-
analysis techniques to developed models and methodologies.
tMultispectral identification of organic compounds that remain unidentified after application of
conventional mass-spectrometric techniques.
OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL
PROCESSES AND EFFECTS RESEARCH
DIRECTOR
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, ATHENS
CHEMISTRY
BRANCH
BIOLOGY
BRANCH
ASSESSMENT
BRANCH
MEASUREMENTS
BRANCH
CENTER FOR EXPOSURE
ASSESSMENT MODELING
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Environmental Criteria and Assessment Office
Office of Health and Environmental Assessment
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
26 W. St. Clair, Cincinnati, Ohio 45268
FTS 684-7531, (513) 569-7531
The Environmental Criteria and Assessment Office in Cincinnati (ECAO-CIN) has developed
ground-water risk assessment methodologies (GRAMs) in support of the Office of Water regulations
for municipal sludge landfill and land application programs (Clean Water Act §405(d)). The GRAMs
assist in evaluating risks of human exposure from ground-water contamination resulting from various
disposal practices. ECAO-CIN is also developing GRAMs for the municipal waste combustion
programs of the Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards and the Office of Solid Waste. The
Chemical Mixtures Assessment group prepares background documents and technical support on risk
assessment activities under CERCLA and RCRA. The Methods Evaluation and Development group
coordinates risk assessment methods for chemical mixtures and systemic toxicity and maintains the
Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS). The Systemic Toxicants Assessment group prepares
background documents on human health risk assessments under the Clean Water Act and the Solid
Waste Disposal Act.
OFFICE OF HEALTH
AND
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT
DIRECTOR
ENVIRONMENTAL CRITERIA AND ASSESSMENT
OFFICE, CINCINNATI
CHEMICAL MIXTURES
ASSESSMENT GROUP
METHODOLOGY
DEVELOPMENT GROUP
SYSTEMIC TOXICANTS
ASSESSMENT GROUP
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Exposure Assessment Group
Office of Health and Environmental Assessment
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
401 M Street, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20460
FTS 475-8909, (202) 475-8909
The Exposure Assessment Group (EAG) research program focuses on predicting human exposure
risks from hazardous materials. The Exposure Assessment Applications group applies exposure
assessment methods to site-specific cases, including reviewing Regional Superfund risk assessments.
The Exposure Assessment Methods group develops exposure assessment methods and coordinates the
development of Agency-wide guidelines on exposure assessment. Current ground-water priorities
include:
* Characterization of contaminant dispersion in ground water are being evaluated using data from
recent field experiments to develop a realistic approach to modeling dispersive transport in exposure
assessments.
* Criteria for the selection of mathematical models that can be applied to exposure assessments are
being developed. Use of the criteria will help eliminate the use of inappropriate models for
estimating contaminant migration in ground water.
*A technical support document is being prepared to help select ground-water fate and transport
models for quick assessments as well as for detailed analyses.
»The EAG is conducting experimental studies to investigate the migration characteristics
concentrated organics in ground water for use in developing two-phase transport models.
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OFFICE OF HEALTH
AND
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT
DIRECTOR
EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT GROUP
EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT
APPLICATION
EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT
METHODS
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Risk Reduction Engineering Research Laboratory
Office of Environmental Engineering and Technology Demonstration
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
26 W. Martin Luther King, Cincinnati, Ohio 45268
FTS 684-7418, (513) 569-7418
The Risk Reduction Engineering Research Laboratory's (RREL) ground-water research and technical
assistance programs are conducted by the Water and Hazardous Waste Treatment Research Division
(WHWTRD), the Waste Minimization, Destuction, and Disposal Research Division (WMDRD), and the
Superfund Technology Demonstration Division (STDD). RREL also operates the Superfund
Engineering and Treatment Technology Support Center. RREL's activities concentrate on developing
methods to prevent the contamination of ground water by controlling surface pollutant sources. RREL
research and technical assistance programs fall into three major areas:
* Water and hazardous-waste disposal technology development, including research on cover systems,
waste leaching, waste solidification and stabilization, flexible membrane liners, clay soil liners,
construction quality assurance and quality control, expert systems, and "Subtitle D" facility waste
characterization.
* Remedial-technology development and technical assistance, including Superfund site and situation
assessments, verification of remedial action design and implementation projects, development of on-
site cleanup and in situ treatment technologies, development of personnel protection techniques, and
other technical assistance services necessary to support an increasingly field-oriented program.
* Prevention and control of hazardous releases including development of technologies to allow
emergency response personnel to prevent, contain, and clean up hazardous releases, and
development of technologies for the prevention and control of releases from underground storage
tanks.
OFFICE OF ENGINEERING
AND
TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION
DIRECTOR
RISK REDUCTION ENGINEERING LABORATORY
DRINKING
WATER
RESEARCH
SUPERFUND
TECHNOLOGY
DEMONSTRATION
WATER AND
HAZARDOUS WASTE
TREATMENT
RESEARCH
WASTE
MINIMIZATION,
DESTRUCTION AND
DISPOSAL RESEARCH
Inorganics and
Participates Control
Site Demonstration
and Evaluation
Hazardous Waste
Treatment
1
Municipal Solid Waste
and Residuals
Management
Microbiological
Treatment
Releases
Control
Municipal
Wastewater
Thermal
Destruction
Organics
Control
Toxics
Control
Waste
Minimization
Systems and Field
Evaluation
Treatment
Assessment
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3. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CONTACTS BY RESEARCH FACILITY
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ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SYSTEMS LABORATORY - LAS VEGAS
Doug Bedinger
Aquatic and Subsurface Monitoring Branch
FTS 798-2389
702-798-2389
Regina Bochicchio
Aquatic and Subsurface Monitoring Branch
FTS 545-2150
702-798-2656
Jane Denne
Aquatic and Subsurface Monitoring Branch
FTS 545-2655
702-798-2655
Joe DLugosz, Chief
Aquatic and Subsurface Monitoring Branch
FTS 545-2598
702-798-2598
Phil Durgin
Aquatic and Subsurface Monitoring Branch
FTS 545-2623
702-798-2623
Larry Eccles
Aquatic and Subsurface Monitoring Branch
FTS 545-2385
702-798-2385
William Englemann
Aquatic and Subsurface Monitoring Branch
FTS 545-2656
702-798-2656
Steve Gardner
Aquatic and Subsurface Monitoring Branch
FTS 545-2366
702-798-2366
Larry Jack
Aquatic and Subsurface Monitoring Branch
FTS 545-2367
702-798-2367
Eric Koglin
Aquatic and Subsurface Monitoring Branch
FTS 545-2432
702-798-2432
Aldo Mazzella
Aquatic and Subsurface Monitoring Branch
FTS 545-2254
702-798-2254
Hydrogeology
Aquifer test analysis
Geophysics
Well construction
Sampling techniques
Hydrogeology
Underground storage tank external
leak-detection monitoring
Vadose zone monitoring
In situ monitoring methods
development
Soil gas monitoring
Geochemistry
Water well technology
Ground-water monitoring methods
standardization/Quality Assurance
Indicator parameters/seasonal variation
Monitoring strategies
Geophysics (SCAP)
Fractured bedrock
Well placement
Geophysical methods devel. & eval.
CERCLA site investigation
Underground injection control
monitoring
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Ken Scarbrough
Aquatic and Subsurface Monitoring Branch
FTS 545-2645
702-798-2645
Fluid levels in underground injection
wells
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ROBERT S. KERR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
'Bert Bledsoe
Applications and Assistance Branch
FTS 743-2324
405-332-8800
'Dominic DiGiulio
Applications and Assistance Branch
FTS 743-2324
405-332-8800
'Donald Draper
Applications and Assistance Branch
FTS 743-2202
405-332-8800
'Scott Ruling
Applications and Assistance Branch
FTS 743-2313
405-332-8800
"Lowell Leach
Applications and Assistance Branch
FTS 743-2333
405-332-8800
'John Matthews
Applications and Assistance Branch
FTS 743-2233
405-332-8800
"Randall Ross
Applications and Assistance Branch
FTS 743-2355
405-332-8800
'Marion (Dick) Scalf, Chief
Applications and Assistance Branch
FTS 743-2308
405-332-8800
'Jerry Thornhill
Applications and Assistance Branch
FTS 743-2310
405-332-8800
Inorganic chemistry
Metals transport
Hydrology
Modeling
Contaminant transport
Hydrogeology
Underground injection (UIC)
Land treatment
RCRA
Modeling
Subsurface sampling
Land treatment of wastewaters
Underground injection monitoring
Toxicity testing
Land treatment of hazardous wastes
Hydrogeology
Modeling
Wellhead Protection
Wellhead protection
Monitoring
Underground injection
Hydrogeological investigations
Frank Beck
Subsurface Systems Branch
FTS 743-2293
405-332-8800
Soil science
The Applications and Assistance Branch is the focus for technical assistance and technology
transfer in RSKERL. When calling for technical assistance, please first contact the specialists in the
Applications and Assistance Branch (listed first and starred) who will either answer your questions or
direct you to the appropriate researcher.
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Dermont Bouchard
Subsurface Systems Branch
FTS 743-2321
405-332-8800
Margaret A. Butorac
Technical Program Assistant
International Ground-Water Modeling Center
Holcomb Research Institute
317-283-9458
Jong Cho
Subsurface Systems Branch
FTS 743-2353
405-332-8800
Don dark
Subsurface Processes Branch
FTS 743-2311
405-332-8800
Roger Cosby
Subsurface Processes Branch
FTS 743-2320
405-332-8800
Wayne Downs
Subsurface Systems Branch
FTS 743-2320
405-332-8800
William Dunlap, Chief
Subsurface Processes Branch
FTS 743-2314
405-332-8800
Carl Enfield, Director
Processes & Systems Research Division
FTS 743-2310
405-332-8800
Stephen Hutchins
Subsurface Processes Branch
FTS 743-2327
405-332-8800
Jerry Jones
Extramural Activities & Evaluation Branch
FTS 743-2251
405-332-8800
Don Kampbell
Subsurface Processes Branch
FTS 743-2358
405-332-8800
Abiotic processes
Short course coordination
Newsletter production
Publication & software distribution
Contaminant transport modeling
Multiphase transport
Inorganic analytical chemistry
Organic analytical chemistry
Contaminant transport modeling
Biotransformations
Transport and fate of organics
Contaminant transport modeling
Biotransformations
Underground storage tanks
Aquifer restoration
Water chemistry
Soil chemistry
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Douglas Kreis
Extramural Activities & Evaluations Branch
FTS 743-2303
405-332-8800
James McNabb
Extramural Activities & Evaluation Branch
FTS 743-2216
405-332-8800
Dennis Miller
Subsurface Processes Branch
FTS 743-2263
405-332-8800
Susan Mravik
Subsurface Systems Branch
FTS 743-2434
405-332-8800
Fred Pfeffer
Subsurface Systems Branch
FTS 743-2305
405-332-8800
Robert Puls
Subsurface Systems Branch
FTS 743-2262
405-332-8800
Stephen Scnmelling
Subsurface Systems Branch
FTS 743-2315
405-332-8800
Guy Sewell
Subsurface Processes Branch
FTS 743-2232
405-332-8800
Thomas Short
Subsurface Systems Branch
FTS 743-2292
405-332-8800
Gannon Smith
Subsurface Processes Branch
FTS 743-2316
405-332-8800
Robert Smith
Subsurface Processes Branch
FTS 743-2352
405-332-8800
Ecological effects
Virus transport
Wellhead protection
Immiscible flow
Vapor tranport
Soil science
Inorganic analytical chemistry
Geochemistry
Metals transport
Contaminant transport modeling
Fractured flow
Biotransformations
Contaminant transport modeling
Organic analytical chemistry
Biological analyses
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Paul K.M. van der Heijde
Director, International Ground-Water Modeling Center
Holcomb Research Institute
317-283-9458
David Walters
Subsurface Systems Branch
FTS 743-2261
405-332-8800
Candida West
Subsurface Systems Branch
FTS 743-2257
405-332-8800
James Weaver
Subsurface Systems Branch
FTS 743-2420
405-332-8800
John Wilson
Subsurface Processes Branch
FTS 743-2259
405-332-8800
Lynn Wood
Subsurface Processes Branch
FTS 743-2304
405-332-8800
Groundwater modeling research and
training
Soils
Modeling
Abiotic processes
Contaminant transport modeling
Multiphase transport
Subsurface microbiology
In situ biorestoration
Subsurface abiotic processes
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ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY - ATHENS
Robert B. Ambrose
Center for Exposure Assessment Modeling
FTS 250-3130
404-546-3130
Leo V. Azarraga
Chemistry Branch
FTS 250-3453
404-546-3453
George W. Bailey
Chemistry Branch
FTS 250-3307
404-546-3307
David S. Brown
Assessment Branch
FTS 250-3310
404-546-3310
Robert F. Carsel
Assessment Branch
FTS 250-3565
404-546-3565
Timothy W. Collette
Measurements Branch
FTS 250-3524
404-546-3524
J. Jackson Ellington
Measurements Branch
FTS 250-3197
404-546-3197
Fred F. Fong
Assessment Branch
FTS 250-3210
404-546-3210
Chad T. Jafvert
Chemistry Branch
FTS 250-3349
404-546-3349
Heinz P. Kollig
Measurements Branch
FTS 250-3770
404-546-3770
Nicholas T. Loux
Chemistry Branch
FTS 250-3174
404-546-3174
Model applications
Fate of metals
Fate of metals
Metal speciation
Transport and transformation of metals
Model applications
Uncertainty analysis
Spectroscopic property-reactivity
relationships
Transformation pathway analysis
Modeling multiphasic transport in
porous media
Numerical analysis
Pollutant sorption-desorption
Rate constant data for pollutant-fate
modeling
Metal speciation and sorption
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John M. McGuire Multispectral identification of organic
Measurements Branch chemicals
FTS 250-3185
404-546-3185
Lee A. Mulkey Multimedia modeling and
Assessment Branch uncertainty analysis
FTS 250-3476
404-546-3476
John E. Rogers Anaerobic biodegradation processes
Biology Branch
FTS 250-3592
404-546-3592
Charles N. Smith Conduct of field studies
Assessment Branch Analysis of monitoring data
FTS 250-3302
404-546-3302
William C. Steen Aerobic microbial transformation rate
Measurements Branch measurement
FTS 250-3776
404-546-3776
Eric J. Weber Pollutant transformations
Chemistry Branch
FTS 250-3198
404-546-3198
N. Lee Wolfe Pollutant transformations
Chemistry Branch
FTS 250-3429
404-546-3429
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ENVIRONMENTAL CRITERIA AND ASSESSMENT OFFICE - CINCINNATI
Randall J.F. Bruins Ground-water risk assessment
Systemic Toxicants Assessment Branch methodologies
FTS 684-7539
513-569-7539
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EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT GROUP
Seong T. Hwang
Exposure Assessment Group
FTS 475-8919
202-475-8919
John Schaum
Exposure Assessment Group
FTS 382-5988
202-382-5988
Malcolm Field
Exposure Assessment Group
FTS 475-8921
202-475-8921
Fate and transport modeling
Health risk assessment for ground-
water contaminants
Selection of models for exposure
assessment
Leachate generation models
Cleanup models for ground-water
contamination
Fate and transport modeling
Health risk assessment for ground-
water contaminants
Selection of models for exposure
assessment
Analysis of monitoring data
Karst hydrology
Remedial investigations
Chemical fate and transport
Ground-water flow in fractured rocks
Aquifer pump-test analysis
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RISK REDUCTION ENGINEERING LABORATORY
Edward R. Bates
Emerging Technology Section
FTS 684-7774
513-569-7774
Benjamin L. Blaney
Hazardous Waste Treatment Branch
FTS 684-7519
513-569-7519
Robert M. Clark
Drinking Water Research Division
FTS 684-7201
513-569-7201
Paul dePercin
Demonstration Section
FTS 684-7797
513-569-7797
Kenneth A. Dostal
Water and Hazardous Waste
Treatment Research Division
FTS 684-7503
513-569-7503
Richard A. Dobbs
Treatment Assessment Branch
FTS 684-7649
513-569-7649
John Farlow
Releases Control Branch
FTS 340-6635
201-321-6635
Walter A. Feige
Drinking Water Research Division
FTS 684-7496
513-569-7496
Kim R. Fox
Inorganics and Particulate Control Branch
FTS 684-7820
513-569-7820
Carol Ann Fronk
Organics Control Branch
FTS 684-7592
513-569-7592
John A. Glaser
Chemical and Biological Detoxification Section
FTS 684-7568
513-569-7568
Geology/geophysics
Volatile organic emissions
Treatment technology cost
estimation
Physical/chemical treatment
Biological treatment
Treatability data base
Toxics control in waste water
Underground storage tanks (UST)
hazardous releases technology
Organic treatment processes
Radionuclide treatment processes
Organic treatment processes
Biological treatment
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Walter G. Grube, Jr.
Release
FTS 684-7798
513-569-7798
Michael Gruenfeld
Exposure Reduction Technology Section
FTS 340-6625
201-321-6625
Jonathan G. Herrmann
Treatment Technology Section
FTS 684-7839
513-569-7839
Robert Hillger
Releases Technology Section
FTS 340-6639
201-321-6639
Ronald F. Lewis
Demonstration Section
FTS 684-7856
513-569-7856
Benjamin W. Lykins, Jr.
Systems and Cost Evaluation Branch
FTS 684-7460
513-569-7460
John F. Martin
Demonstration Section
FTS 684-7758
513-569-7758
Richard Miltner
Organics Control Branch
FTS 684-7403
513-569-7403
James A. Ryan
In Situ Technology Section
FTS 684-7653
513-569-7653
Thomas J. Sorg
Inorganics and Paniculate Control Branch
FTS 684-7370
513-569-7370
Anthony Tafuri
Releases Technology Section
FTS 340-6604
201-321-6604
Slurry walls
Soil and admixture liners
Hydraulic conductivity
Chemical analysis
Soil-water chemistry
Inorganics treatment
Underground storage tank (UST)
Ground-water hydrology
Biodegradation technology
Soil contamination
Organic treatment processes
Mining ground-water impacts
Organic treatment processes
Pulse Pumping
Inorganic treatment processes
UST technology
In situ treatment processes
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4. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CONTACTS BY SUBJECT
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Subject
Name
Office
FTS
Commercial
Abiotic processes
Durmont Bouchard
Candida West
Lynn Wood
RSKERL 743-2321 405-332-8800
RSKERL 743-2257 405-332-8800
RSKERL 743-2304 405-332-8800
Aquifer restoration
Biodegradation
Anaerobic
In situ
Biological analyses
Biodegradation
Chemistry
Analytical
Inorganic
Organic
Multispectral
Spectroscopic
Geochemistry
Soil
Soil water
Rate constants
Water
Contaminant source control
Underground Storage
Tanks (UST)
Slurry walls
Wastewater land treatment
Volatile emissions
Fate/effects of contaminants
Anaerobic
biodegradation
biotransformations
Ecological
John Wilson
John Rogers
Jerry Jones
James McNabb
Robert Smith
Ron Lewis
John Wilson
Michael Gruenfeld
Bert Bledsoe
Don Clark
Fred Pfeffer
Roger Cosby
Garmon Smith
John McGuire
Timothy Collette
Robert Puls
Don Kampbell
Michael Gruenfeld
Heinz Kollig
Jack Ellington
Heinz Kollig
Jerry Jones
John Farlow
Robert Hillger
Anthony Tafuri
Jerry Jones
Walter Grube
Lowell Leach
Benjamin Blaney
Paul dePercin
John Rogers
Wayne Downs
Guy Sewell
Douglas Kreis
RSKERL
ERL-Ath
RSKERL
RSKERL
RSKERL
RREL
RSKERL
RREL
RSKERL
RSKERL
RSKERL
RSKERL
RSKERL
ERL-Ath
ERL-Ath
RSKERL
RSKERL
RREL
ERL-Ath
ERL-Ath
ERL-Ath
RSKERL
RREL
RREL
RREL
RSKERL
RREL
RSKERL
RREL
RREL
ERL-Ath
RSKERL
RSKERL
RSKERL
743-2259
250-3592
743-2251
743-2216
743-2352
684-7856
743-2259
340-6625
743-2324
743-2311
743-2305
743-2320
743-2316
250-3185
250-3524
743-2262
743-2332
340-6625
250-3770
250-3197
250-3770
743-2251
340-6635
340-6639
340-6604
743-2251
684-7798
743-2333
684-7519
684-7797
250-3592
743-2320
743-2232
743-2303
405-332-8800
404-546-3592
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
513-569-7856
405-332-8800
201-321-6625
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
404-546-3185
404-546-3524
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
201-321-6625
404-546-3770
404-546-3210
404-546-3770
405-332-8800
201-321-6635
201-321-6639
201-321-6604
405-332-8800
513-569-7798
405-332-8800
513-569-7519
513-569-7797
404-546-3592
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
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Subject
Name
Office
FTS
Commercial
Exposure/risk assessments
Field studies
Metals
Metals speciation
Mining impacts
Organics
Sorption/desorption
Transformations
Geophysics
SCAP
Ground-water hydraulics
Conductivity
Fractured rock
Hydrogeology
Immiscible flow
Karst
Hydrolysis rate constants
Seong Hwang
John Schaum
Charles Smith
Bert Bledsoe
Leo Azarraga
George Bailey
David Brown
John Martin
William Dunlap
Chad Jafvert
Eric Weber
N. Lee Wolfe
Edward Bates
Regina Bochicchio
Larry Jack
Aldo Mazzella
Walter Grube Jr.
Malcolm Field
Stephen Schmelling
Edward Bates
Doug Bedinger
Dominic DiGiulio
Joe DLugosz
Don Draper
Robert Hillger
Randall Ross
Jerry Thornhill
Dennis Miller
Malcolm Field
J.J. Ellington
Heinz Kollig
BAG
BAG
ERL-Ath
RSKERL
ERL-Ath
ERL-Ath
ERL-Ath
RREL
RSKERL
ERL-Ath
ERL-Ath
ERL-Ath
RREL
EMSL-LV
EMSL-LV
EMSL-LV
RREL
BAG
RSKERL
RREL
EMSL-LV
RSKERL
EMSL-LV
RSKERL
RREL
RSKERL
RSKERL
RSKERL
BAG
ERL-Ath
ERL-Ath
475-8919 202-475-8919
382-5988 202-382-5988
250-3302 404-546-3302
743-2324 405-332-8800
250-3453 404-546-3453
250-3307 404-546-3307
250-3310 404-546-3310
684-7758 513-569-7758
743-2314 405-332-8800
250-3349" 404-546-3349
250-3198 404-546-3198
250-3429 404-546-3429
684-7774 513-569-7774
545-2150 702-798-2150
545-2367 702-798-2367
545-2254 702-798-2254
684-7798 513-569-7798
475-8921 202-475-8921
743-2315 405-332-8800
684-7774 513-569-7774
798-2389 702-798-2389
743-2324 405-332-8800
545-2598 702-798-2598
743-2202 405-332-8800
340-6639 201-321-6639
743-2355 405-332-8800
743-2310 405-332-8800
743-2263 405-332-8800
475-8921 202-475-8921
250-3197 404-546-3197
250-3770 404-546-3770
Injection wells (See also Wells)
Monitoring
Metals
Fate
Speciation
Transport/transformation
Lowell Leach
Jerry Thornhill
Aldo Mazzella
Ken Scarbrough
Leo Azarraga
George Bailey
David Brown
Nicholas Loux
Bert Bledsoe
David Brown
Robert Puls
RSKERL
RSKERL
EMSL-LV
EMSL-LV
ERL-Ath
ERL-Ath
ERL-Ath
ERL-Ath
RSKERL
ERL-Ath
RSKERL
743-2333 405-332-8800
743-2310 405-332-8800
545-2254 702-798-2254
545-2645 702-798-2645
250-3453 404-546-3453
250-3307 404-546-3307
250-3310 404-546-3310
250-3174 404-546-3174
743-2324 405-332-8800
250-3310 404-546-3310
743-2262 405-332-8800
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Subject
Name
Office
FTS
Commercial
Microbiology
Aerobic
Anaerobic
Biotransformation
Treatment
Viruses
Modeling
Applications
Contaminant fate
transport
porous media
Courses, publications
Exposure assessment
Leachate
Mathematical
Multimedia
Research
Pollutant rate constants
Soils
Monitoring
Analysis of data
Aquifer tests
CERCLA site investigation
Field studies
Fractured bedrock
Indicator parameters
Injection wells
In situ methods
Geophysical methods
Method standards/QA
Sampling techniques
John Wilson
William Steen
John Rogers
Wayne Downs
Steven Hutchins
Guy Sewell
John Glaser
Ronald Lewis
James McNabb
Scott Ruling
Randall Ross
Robert Ambrose
Robert Carsel
Seong Hwang
John Schaum
Jong Cho
Dominic DiGiulio
Wayne Downs
Carl Enfield
Seong Hwang
John Schaum
Thomas Short
Fred Fong
Margaret Butorac
Seong Hwang
John Schaum
Seong Hwang
Fred Fong
Lee Mulkey
Paul van der Heijde
Heinz Kollig
David Walters
Paul van der Heijde
Lowell Leach
Seong Hwang
Charles Smith
Doug Bedinger
John Schaum
Aldo Mazzella
Malcolm Field
Charles Smith
Malcolm Field
Eric Koglin
Steve Gardner
Aldo Mazzella
Ken Scarbrough
Larry Eccles
Aldo Mazzella
Steve Gardner
Jane Denne
RSKERL
ERL-Ath
ERL-Ath
RSKERL
RSKERL
RSKERL
RREL
RREL
RSKERL
RSKERL
RSKERL
ERL-Ath
ERL-Ath
BAG
BAG
RSKERL
RSKERL
RSKERL
RSKERL
BAG
BAG
RSKERL
ERL-Ath
IGWMC
BAG
BAG
BAG
ERL-Ath
ERL-Ath
IGWMC
ERL-Ath
RSKERL
IGWMC
RSKERL
BAG
ERL-Ath
EMSL-LV
BAG
EMSL-LV
BAG
ERL-Ath
BAG
EMSL-LV
EMSL-LV
EMSL-LV
EMSL-LV
EMSL-LV
EMSL-LV
EMSL-LV
EMSL-LV
743-2259
250-3776
250-3592
743-2320
743-2327
743-2232
684-7568
684-7856
743-2216
743-2313
743-2355
250-3130
250-3565
475-8919
475-8920
743-2353
743-2324
743-2320
743-2334
475-8919
475-8920
743-2234
250-3210
475-8919
475-8920
475-8919
250-3210
250-3476
250-3770
743-2261
743-2333
475-8919
250-3302
798-2389
475-8920
545-2254
475-8921
250-3302
475-8921
545-2432
545-2366
545-2254
545-2645
545-2385
545-2254
545-2366
545-2655
405-332-8800
404-546-3198
404-546-3592
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
513-569-7568
513-569-7856
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
404-546-3130
404-546-3565
202-475-8919
202-475-8920
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
202-475-8919
202-475-8920
405-332-8800
404-546-3210
317-283-9458
202-475-8919
202-475-8920
202-475-8919
404-546-3210
404-546-3476
317-283-9458
404-546-3770
405-332-8800
317-283-9458
405-332-8800
202-475-8919
404-546-3302
702-798-2389
202-475-8920
702-798-2254
202-475-8921
404-546-3302
202-475-8921
702-798-2432
702-798-2366
702-798-2254
702-798-2645
702-798-2385
702-798-2254
702-798-2366
702-798-2655
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Subject
Name
Office
FTS
Commercial
Soil Gas
Strategies
UST external leak
detection
Vadose zone
Well construction
Well placement
Remedial action
Biodegradation
Investigations
Land treatment of
hazardous wastes
Soil contamination
Treatment
Resources/economics
Risk assessment
Health
Sampling
Soil
Admixtures/slurries/liners
Chemistry
Contamination
Soil Gas
Toxicity testing
Transport of contaminants
Immiscible flow
Metals
Modeling
Marion (Dick) Scalf
Larry Eccles
Steve Gardner
Phil Durgin
Larry Eccles
Jane Denne
Eric Koglin
John Wilson
Ronald Lewis
Malcolm Field
Aldo Mazzella
Charles Smith
John Matthews
Ronald Lewis
John Brugger
John Wilson
Robert Clark
Randall Bruins
Seong Hwang
John Schaum
Jane Denne
Lowell Leach
Frank Beck
Susan Mravik
David Walters
Walter Grube
Michael Gruenfeld
Ronald Lewis
Larry Eccles
John Mathews
Dennis Miller
Bert Bledsoe
David Brown
Robert Puls
Jong Cho
Carl Enfield
Stephen Schmelling
RSKERL
EMSL-LV
EMSL-LV
EMSL-LV
EMSL-LV
EMSL-LV
EMSL-LV
RSKERL
RREL
BAG
EMSL-LV
ERL-Ath
RSKERL
RREL
RREL
RSKERL
RREL
ECAO-CIN
EAG
BAG
EMSL-LV
RSKERL
RSKERL
RSKERL
RSKERL
RREL
RREL
RREL
EMSL-LV
RSKERL
RSKERL
RSKERL
ERL-Ath
RSKERL
RSKERL
RSKERL
RSKERL
743-2308
545-2385
545-2366
545-2623
545-2385
545-2655
545-2432
743-2259
684-7856
475-8921
545-2254
250-3302
743-2233
684-7856
340-6634
743-2259
684-7201
684-7539
475-8919
475-8920
545-2655
743-2333
743-2293
743-2434
743-2261
684-7798
340-6625
684-7856
545-2385
743-2233
743-2263
743-2324
250-3310
743-2262
743-2353
743-2334
743-2315
405-332-8800
702-798-2385
702-798-2366
702-798-2623
702-798-2385
702-798-2655
702-798-2432
405-332-8800
513-569-7856
202-475-8921
702-798-2254
404-546-3302
405-332-8800
513-569-7856
201-321-6634
405-332-8800
513-569-7201
513-569-7539
202-475-8919
202-475-8920
702-798-2655
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
513-569-7798
201-321-6625
513-569-7856
702-798-2385
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
404-546-3310
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
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Subject
Name
Office
FTS
Commercial
porous media
Multiphase
Organics
Vapor phase
Viruses
Thomas Short
James Weaver
Fred Fong
Jong Cho
James Weaver
William Dunlap
Dennis Miller
James McNabb
RSKERL
RSKERL
ERL-Ath
RSKERL
RSKERL
RSKERL
RSKERL
RSKERL
743-2234
743-2420
250-3210
743-2353
743-2420
743-2314
743-2263
743-2216
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
404-546-3210
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
Treatment (see also Remediation)
Biological
In situ biodegradation
Treatability data base
Hazardous wastes
Inorganic processes
Land (RCRA)
Organic processes
Physical/chemical
Radionuclides
Technology costs
Toxics control
Uncertainty analysis
Kenneth Dostal
John Glaser
Ronald Lewis
John Wilson
Kenneth Dostal
John Martin
Thomas Sorg
Scott Huling
John Matthews
Walter Feige
Carol Ann Fronk
Richard Miltner
Benjamin Lykins
Paul DePercin
John Brugger
Kim Fox
Robert Clark
Richard Dobbs
Robert Carsel
Lee Mulkey
Underground Injection Control
Don Draper
Jerry Thornhill
Monitoring Lowell Leach
Underground Storage Tanks (UST)
Tank leakage John Farlow
Richard Field
Robert Hillger
Anthony Tafuri
Jerry Jones
External leak
detection monitoring Phil Durgin
Wells (See also Injection Wells)
Aquifer tests Doug Bedinger
Malcolm Field
Construction Jane Denne
Placement Eric Koglin
Technology William Englemann
RREL
RREL
RREL
RSKERL
RREL
RREL
RREL
RSKERL
RSKERL
RREL
RREL
RREL
RREL
RREL
RREL
RREL
RREL
RREL
ERL-Ath
ERL-Ath
RSKERL
RSKERL
RSKERL
RREL
RREL
RREL
RREL
RSKERL
EMSL-LV
EMSL-LV
EAG
EMSL-LV
EMSL-LV
EMSL-LV
684-7503
684-7568
684-7856
743-2259
684-7503
684-7758
684-7370
743-2313
743-2233
684-7496
684-7592
684-7403
684-7460
684-7797
340-6634
684-7820
684-7201
684-7649
250-3565
250-3476
743-2202
743-2310
743-2333
340-6631
340-6674
340-6639
340-6604
743-2251
545-2623
545-2389
475-8921
545-2655
545-2432
545-2656
513-569-7503
513-569-7568
513-569-7856
405-332-8800
513-569-7503
513-569-7758
513-569-7370
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
513-569-7496
513-569-7592
513-569-7403
513-684-7460
513-569-7797
201-321-6634
513-569-7820
513-569-7201
513-569-7649
404-546-3565
404-546-3476
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
405-332-8800
201-321-6631
210-321-6674
201-321-6639
201-321-6604
405-332-8800
702-798-2623
702-798-2389
202-475-8921
702-798-2655
702-798-2254
702-798-2656
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James Ryan RREL 684-7653 513-569-7653
Wellhead Protection Marion (Dick) Scalf RSKERL 743-2308 405-332-8800
Steve Gardner EMSL-LV 545-2366 702-798-2366
James McNabb RSKERL 743-2216 405-332-8800
Randall Ross RSKERL 743-2355 405-332-8800
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OFFICE OF WATER
OFFICE OF DRINKING WATER
David Morganwalp Underground Injection Control (UIC)
Hazardous Waste Injection Section
FTS 382-5544
202-382-5544
OFFICE OF GROUND-WATER PROTECTION
Ronald Hoffer Wellhead Protection
Technical Regulations Analysis Staff
FTS 382-7077
202-382-7077
OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE
OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE
Reid Rosnick RCRA Monitoring Requirements
Permits and State Programs Divison
FTS 382-4755
202-382-4755
Janette Hansen RCRA Subtitle D
Waste Management Division
FTS 475-6690
202-475-6690
Joe Abe RCRA Reglations
Waste Management Division Assessment/Remediation Technologies
FTS 475-7371 Research/Technical Analysis
202-475-7371
Vernon Meyers RCRA Regulations/Technical
Waste Management Division Guidance Documents
FTS 475-7240 Monitoring
202-475-7240
Zubair Saleem Ground-Water Modeling
Characterization and Assessment Division Alternative Contaminant Levels
FTS 382-4809
202-382-4809
OFFICE OF EMERGENCY AND REMEDIAL RESPONSE
Jennifer Haley Superfund Remedial Policy
Hazardous Site Control Division
FTS 382-6705
202-382-6705
Randy Kaltreider Superfund Remedial Analysis
Hazardous Site Control Division
FTS 382-4491
202-382-4491
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David Bennett
Hazardous Site Evaluation Division
Toxics Integrations Branch
FTS 475-9486
202-475-9486
Joseph Lafornara
Emergency Response Divison
FTS 340-6740
201-321-6740
Risk Assessment
Emergency Response
Geophysics
OFFICE OF PROGRAM MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY
Richard Steimle
Technology Staff
FTS 382-7914
202-382-7914
Ron G. Wilhelm
Technology Staff
FTS 382-4625
202-382-4625
Ground-Water Workstations
RCRA Tech Support Forum
Subsurface Chemistry
Superfund Tech Support Forum
OFFICE OF UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS
Iris Goodman
Policy & Standards Division
FTS 382-4758
202-382-4758
Underground Storage Tanks
OFFICE OF WASTE PROGRAMS ENFORCEMENT
Kenneth Jennings
Technical Information Section
FTS 382-4849
202-382-4849
Tracy LaCosta
Technical Information Section
FTS 382-3122
202-382-3122
Paul Schumann
Technical Information Section
FTS 382-4832
202-382-4832
RCRA Enforcement
Technical Enforcement Guidance
implementation
Ground-Water Task Force
RCRA Enforcement
ORD G-W Matrix Mgmt Liaison
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Peter Siebach
Guidance and Evaluation Branch
FTS 475-9849
202-475-9849
William Stelz
Technical Information Section
FTS 382-4829
202-382-4829
Candace Wingfield
CERCLA Enforcement Division
FTS 475-9317
202-475-9317
RCRA Enforcement
Technical Enforcement Guidance
Document
RCRA Enforcement
Wellhead Protection
Ground-water protection strategy
CERCLA Enforcement
OFFICE OF PESTICIDES AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES
OFFICE OF PESTICIDE PROGRAMS
Robert Hoist
Environmental Fate & Effects Division
FTS 557-5734
202-557-5734
Patrick Holden
Environmental Fate & Effects Division
FTS 557-5734
202-557-5734
ORD G-W Matrix Mgmt Liaison
Exposure Assessment
Pesticides Ground-Water Team
Leader
OFFICE OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES
Annett Nold
Exposure Evaluation Division
FTS 382-3930
202-382-3930
Loren Hall
Existing Chemicals Assessment Division
FTS 382-3931
202-382-3931
TSCA Ground-Water Modeling
TSCA Data Bases
REGION I
Environmental Protection Agency
John F. Kennedy Federal Building
Room 2203
Boston, MA 02203
Connecticut » Maine * Massachusetts * New Hampshire * Rhode Island * Vermont
George Furst
Waste Management Division
Massachusetts Waste Management Branch
FTS 223-1926
617-223-1926
RCRA
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John Zannos CERCLA
Waste Management Division
Superfund Branch
FTS 833-9629
617-573-9629
Robert Mendoza Ground-Water Protection
Water Management Division
Office of Ground Water Protection
FTS 835-3600
617-565-3600
Ray Tompson Field Services
Environmental Services Division
Surveillance Branch
FTS 861-6700
617-861-6700
REGION H
Environmental Protection Agency
26 Federal Plaza
New York, NY 10278
New Jersey * New York » Puerto Rico » Virgin Islands
Phil Clappin RCRA
Air and Waste Management Division
Hazardous Waste Compliance Branch
FTS 264-6143
212-264-6143
Kevin Willis CERCLA
Emergency and Remedial Response Division
New Jersey Redmedial Action Branch
FTS 264-1784
212-264-1784
John Malleck Ground-Water Protection
Water Management Division
Office of Ground-Water Management
FTS 264-5635
212-264-5635
Louis DiGuardia Field Services
Emergency & Remedial Response Division
Surveillance and Monitoring Branch
FTS 340-6927
201-906-6927
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REGION IH
Environmental Protection Agency
841 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Delaware * Maryland * Pennsylvania * Virginia » West Virginia
Michael Freiheiter RCRA
Hazardous Waste Management Division
Waste Management Branch
FTS 597-8540
215-597-8540
Kathy Davies CERCLA
Hazardous Waste Management Division
Superfund Branch
FTS 597-6488
215-597-6488
Steuart Kerzner Ground-Water Protection
Water Management Division
Water Supply Branch
FTS 597-2786
215-597-2786
Gary Bryant Field Services
Environmental Services Division
Wheeling Field Office
304-233-1271
REGION IV
Environmental Protection Agency
345 Courtland Street, NE
Atlanta, GA 30365
Alabama * Florida * Georgia * Kentucky * Mississippi * North Carolina * South Carolina
Michael Arnette RCRA
Waste Management Division
Residuals Management Branch
FTS 257-3433
404-347-3433
Chuck Eger CERCLA
Waste Management Division
Emergency and Remedial Response Branch
FTS 257-3931
404-347-3931
Bernie Hayes Ground-Water Protection
Water Management Division
FTS 257-3866
404-347-3866
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Donald Hunter Field Services
Environmental Services Division
Environmental Compliance Branch
FTS 250-3353
404-546-3353
REGION V
Environmental Protection Agency
230 South Dearborn Street
Chicago, IL 60604
Illinois » Indiana » Michigan * Minnesota » Ohio » Wisconsin
Carol Witt RCRA
Waste Management Division
RCRA Permitting Branch
FTS 886-6146
312-886-6146
Doug Yeskis CERCLA
Waste Management Division
Superfund Program Management Branch
FTS 886-0408
312-886-0408
Jerri-Anne Garl Ground-Water Protection
Water Division
Office of Ground Water
FTS 886-1490
312-886-1490
John McGuire Field Services
Environmental Sciences Division
Central District Office
FTS 353-2704
312-353-2704
REGION VI
Environmental Protection Agency
1445 Ross Avenue
Dallas, TX 75202
Arkansas * Louisiana * New Mexico * Oklahoma » Texas
Steve Slaten RCRA
Hazardous Waste Division
RCRA Permits Branch
FTS 255-6785
214-655-6785
Ruth Izraeli CERCLA
Hazardous Waste Management Division
Superfund State Programs Branch
FTS 255-6735
214-655-6735
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Erlece Allen Ground-Water Protection
Water Management Division
FTS 255-6446
214-655-6446
Walt Helmick Field Services
Environmental Services Division
Surveillance Branch
FTS 255-6491
214-655-6491
REGION VH
Environmental Protection Agency
726 Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City, KS 66101
Iowa * Kansas » Missouri * Nebraska
Richard Young RCRA
Waste Management Division
RCRA Branch
FTS 757-2891
913-236-2891
Steve Kinser CERCLA
Waste Management Division
Superfund Branch
FTS 757-2856
913-236-2856
Tim Amsden, Director Ground Water Protection
Water Management Division
Office of Groundwater Protection
FTS 757-2970
913-236-2970
Robert Dona Field Services
Environmental Services Division
Environmental Monitoring and Compliance Branch
FTS 757-3884
913-236-3884
REGION
Environmental Protection Agency
One Denver Place
999 18th Street
Suite 1300
Denver, CO 80202
Colorado * Montana » North Dakota » South Dakota * Utah » Wyoming
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David Hogleky RCRA
Hazardous Waste Management Division
RCRA Implementation Branch
FTS 564-1705
303-293-1705
John Haggard CERCLA
Waste Management Division
Superfund Remedial Branch
FTS 564-1533
303-293-1533
Richard R. Long Ground-Water Protection
Water Management Division
Ground-Water Branch
FTS 564-1542
303-293-1542
Marshall Payne Field Services
Environmental Services Division
Surveillance Branch
FTS 776-5064
303-236-5064
REGION IX
Environmental Protection Agency
215 Freemont Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
Arizona * California * Guam * Hawaii * Nevada
Herb Levine RCRA
Hazardous Waste Management Division
Waste Compliance Branch
FTS 454-8127
415-974-8127
Jeff Rosenbloom CERCLA
Hazardous Waste Management Division
Superfund Enforcement Branch
FTS 454-9565
415-974-9565
Patricia Eklund Ground-Water Protection
Water Management Division
Office of Ground-Water Protection
FTS 454-0831
415-974-0831
Peter Rubenstein Field Services
Hazardous Waste Management Division
Field Operations Branch
FTS 454-0307
415-974-0307
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REGION X
Environmental Protection Agency
1200 Sixth Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
Alaska * Idaho 4 Oregon » Washington
Carrie Sikorski RCRA
Hazardous Waste Division CERCLA
Waste Management Branch
FTS 399-2851
206-442-2851
Martha Sabol Ground-Water Protection
Water Division
Office of Ground-Water Protection
FTS 399-1593
206-442-1593
Rene" Fuentes Field Services
Environmental Services Division
Field Operations & Technical Support Branch
FTS 399-1599
206-442-1599
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6. ADDITIONAL SOURCES OF INFORMATION
OSWER Electronic Bulletin Board: Generally related to hazardous and solid waste matters, includes
on-line calendars of tech transfer/training opportunities, new ORD
publications (and ordering), exchange of messages. Contact
OSWER's Office of Program Management and Technology (FTS/
202-382-4506) for further information or call BBS directly at
202-589-8366 (off-net FTS; set your communications software to
1200 or 2400 baud, 8 data bits, no parity, one stop bit).
ORD Topical Directory:
ORD Locator:
EPA Research Program Guide:
Superfund Ground-Water Forum:
RCRA Ground-Water Forum:
Commercial Databases:
ORD contacts by subject. Available on-line through OSWER
Electronic Bulletin Board and in compliled DOS format for
keyword search on your own DOS-based computer. Contact
ORD/CERI at FTS 684-7391 or (513) 569-7391 or OSWER
bulletin board, above.
Telephone directory for ORD headquarters and laboratories.
Latest version (October, 1988) is available from CERI as
document CERI-88-2.
Annual booklet with brief descriptions, budgets, and contacts for
all ORD laboratory research projects. Organized by medium.
The latest version (FY 1989) Available from CERI as document
EPA/600/9-88/017.
Regional contacts for OSWER's Superfund Technology Support
Project. Contact Technology Stafff at FTS/202 382-4506 for
further information and descriptive flyer, or your Regional
Superfund Branch Chief for name of Regional Forum member.
As above, for RCRA support.
A wide variety of commercial (subscription) databases are
available for on-line perusal and keyword search. Because each
is different, and because some familiarity is very useful, the best
source for assistance is your librarian. All EPA Regional and
laboratory libraries, as well as the Headquarters library, maintain
subscriptions to comprehensive technical databases such as
Dialog, ToxLine, Chemical Information System, Ground Water
On-Line, BRS Search Service, and Environmental Technical
Information System.
A compendium of EPA and external databases is available for
downloading (SOURCES.ARC) to your computer from Hie
OSWER Electronic Bulletin Board.
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TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER OFFICES
Office of Research and Development
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response
Office of Water
Office of Cooperative Environmental Management
Jack Stanton, Director
Technology Transfer Staff
Office of Technology Transfer and Regulatory
Support
RD-672
(FTS/202) 382-7671
Tom Pheiffer
Technology Staff
Office of Program Management and
Technology
OS-110
(FTS/202) 382-4477
Norbert Dee
Office of Ground-Water Protection
WH-550G
(FTS/202) 382-7077
William Garetz
A-106-F6
(FTS/202) 475-9743
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Transfer Newsletter, fill out and return this form:
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Transfer Newsletter, fill out and return this form:
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