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Part 3: Ground Water Sample Collection and
Data Interpretation
Panel Discussion
Adjourn
Session 3: Characterization of
Subsurface Physiochemical Processes
Palmer
Part 1: Determination of Soil-Liquid Partition
Coefficients
Part 2: Determination of Facilitated Transport
Part 3: Estimation of Inorganic Speciation and
Complexation
Part 4: Estimation and Measurement of VOC
Volatilization from Soil
Break
Session 4: Characterization of
Subsurface Degradation Processes
Henson
Part 1'. Abiotic Degradation
Part 2: Biotic Degradation
Lunch
Session 5: Applications and Limitations
of In-Situ Soils Remediation
Sims
Part 1: Soil Vacuum Extraction
Part 2: Bioreclamation
Part 3: Contaminant Immobilization
Part 4: Contaminant Mobilization
(soils flushing)
Break
Session 6: Aquifer Restoration -
Applications and Limitations
Sims
Part 1: Product Removal
Part 2: Pump and Treat
Part 3: Biorestoration
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United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
Technology Transfer
Seminar on Site
Characterization for
Subsurface
Remediations
October 3*4, 1989
Chicago, IL
October 5-6, 19&9
Kansas City, MO
October 17-18, 1989
Denver, CO
October 19-20. 1989
Dallas, TX
November 27-28, 1989
Lowell, MA
November 29-30, 1989
New York, NY
January 16-17, 1990
Atlanta. GA
January 18-19, 1990
Philadelphia, PA
February 5-6. 1990
Seattle, WA
February 7-8, 1990
San Francisco, CA
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Purpose
This seminar series is sponsored by the Robert S. Kerr
Environmental Research Laboratory, Ada, Oklahoma, the
Center for Environmental Research Information, Cincinnati.
Ohio, and the Office for Solid Waste and Emergency
Response.
These seminars are being presented to examine the site
characterization requirements necessary to select the most
appropriate remediation technologies for contaminated soils
and ground water at hazardous waste sites. The maior
emphasis is on in-situ technologies and the extraction aspect
of the pump and treat process.
The primary audience is EPA Regional personnel, State
regulators, consultants, and others responsible for making
decisions on remediation technology.
The seminars provide a summary and application of
subsurface physical, chemical, and biological fundamentals
critical to understanding and managing the transport and
transformation of contaminants in soils and ground waters.
The relationship of these processes to water and
contaminant movement in the subsurface -vid the application
of various remediation techniques, such as pump and treat,
soil vacuum extraction, soils flushing, and bioremediation will
be examined.
Registration
There is no fee for seminar registration. To register,
complete the registration blank on the back of this
announcement indicating the seminar(s) you wish to attend
and return to the address shown thereon.
Hotel Information
A block of rooms has been reserved at the hotels listed
below and will be issued on a first-come, first-served basis.
The reserved block of rooms will be held until the cut-off
date, which is three weeks prior to each seminar. Room
reservations are to be made directly by you with the hotel.
Reference the "EPA Seminar" to receive the special room
rate.
October 3-4, 1989
Ramada Inn (O'Hare Airport)
6600 North Mannheim Road
Rosemont, IL 60018
(312) 827-5131
Govt. and Non-Govt. Rate
Single and Double: S73.87
October 5-6, 1989
Park Place Hotel
1601 N. Universal Ave.
Kansas City, MO
(816)483-9900
Govt. and Non-Govt. Rate
Single and Double: $52.54
October 17-18, 1989
Marriott City Center
1701 California Street
Denver, CO 80202
(303) 297-1300
Govt. and Non-Govt. Rate
Single and Double: $65.00
October 19-20, 1989
Park Inn Plaza
1914 Commerce Street
Dallas. TX 75201
(214) 747-7000
Govt. and Non-Govt. Rate
Single: $45,00; Double: $55,00
November 27-28, 1989
Lowell Hilton
50 Warren Street
Lowell, MA 01852
(508)452-1200
Govt and Non-Govt. Rate
Single and Double: $72.00
November 29-30, 1989
Days Inn-New York City
440 West 57th Street
New York, NY 10019
(212) 581-8100
Govt. and Non-Govt. Rates
Single: $85.00; Double: $95.00
January 16-17, 1990
Hyatt Regency in
Peachtree Center
265 Peachtree St., NE
Atlanta, GA 30301
(404) 577-1234
Govt. and Non-Govt. Rates
Single: $64.00; Double: $84.00
January 18-19, 1990
Wyndham Franklin Plaza Hotel
Two Franklin Plaza
Philadelphia, PA 19103
(215) 448-2000
Govt. and Non-Govt. Rate
Single and Double: $66.67
February 5-6, 1990
Seattle Hilton
Sixth and University
Seattle, WA 98111
(206) 244-6000
Govt. and Non-Govt. Rates
Single: $53.00; Double: $63.00
February 7-8, 1990
Cathedral Hill Hotel
Van Ness & Geary
San Francisco, CA 94109-6986
(415) 776-8200
Govt. and Non-Govt. Rates
Single: $78.00; Double: $100.00
For additional seminar information, contact:
Trisha Hasch
Eastern Research Group, Inc.
6 Whittemore St.
Arlington, MA 02174
(617)648-7811
Speakers
Michael J. Barcelona, Illinois State Water Survey (SWS),
Champaign, IL
J. Michael Henson, RMT Engineering and Environmental
Management Services, Greenville, SC
James W. Mercer, GeoTrans, Inc., Herndon, VA
Carl D. Palmer, Oregon Graduate Center,
Beaverton, OR
Ronald C. Sims, Utah State University, Logan, UT
9:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
10:20 a.m.
13:00 Noon
1:00 p.m.
Registration
Introduction/Seminar Overview-
Need, Selection, and Effectiveness of
Various Remedial Alternatives
Mercer
Session 1: Characterization of Water
Movement in the Subsurface
Mercer
Part 1: Determination of Water Movement in
the Vadose Zone
Break
Session 1: Continued
Part 2: Determination of Water Movement in
Saturated Porous Media
Part 3: Determination of Water Movement in
Saturated Fractured Media
Lunch
Session 2: Determination of Extent and
Magnitude of Contamination in the
Subsurface
Barcelona
Part 1: Subsurface Geochemical Conditions:
variability, controlling factions, and
sampling considerations
Part 2: Soil and Aquifer Sediment Sample
Collection and Data Interpretation
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