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Partners in Environmental Technology Wednesday (Group 2) Posters PRESENTER ORGANIZATION Robert C. Borden North Carolina State University Dr. Raymond Ball EnChem Engineering, Inc. Dr. Rick Johnson Oregon Health & Science University Ronald Falta Clemson University Ronald Falta Clemson University Jennifer L. Triplett Kingston Haley & Aldrich Tamzen Macbeth Ph.D., P.E. North Wind, Inc. Dr. Rick Johnson Oregon Health & Science University Dr. Kurt Pennell Georgia Institute of Technology Mr. David Fleming Thermal Remediation Services, Inc. Dr. Ralph S. Baker TerraTherm, Inc. Greg Lowry Carnegie Mellon University Dr. Tom Sale Colorado State University Dr. Tom Sale Colorado State University Dr. Michael D. Annable University of Florida Dr. Edward Sudicky University of Waterloo Linda M. Abriola, Ph.D. Tufts University Naji Akladiss Maine Department of Environmental Protection Lowell Kessel G.E.O., Inc. POSTER TITLE POSTER PAGE Designing Efficient Permanganate Injection Systems in Heterogeneous Aquifers In Situ “Advanced Mixed Oxidation and Inclusion” Technology: Inclusion Behavior of TCE DNAPL and Ozone into Clathrates Persulfate Persistence Under Thermal Activation Conditions Contaminant Mass Transfer During Boiling in Fractured Geologic Media Decision & Management Tools for DNAPL Sites: Optimization of Chlorinated Solvent Source and Plume Remediation Considering Uncertainty A Preliminary Assessment Tool for Use of In-Situ Thermal Technologies at DNAPL-Impacted Sites Combining Low-Energy Electrical Resistance Heating with Biotic and Abiotic Reactions for Treatment of Chlorinated Solvent DNAPL Source Areas Hydraulics of In-Situ Electrical Resistance Heating at Sub-Boiling Temperatures Reactivity of Chlorinated Ethenes During Thermal Treatment Remediation of DNAPL and LNAPL Using Electrical Resistance Heating at U.S. Military Bases Dominating Processes During DNAPL Removal from the Saturated Zone Using Thermal Wells Effect of Aggregation, Hydrogeochemistry, and Clay on NZVI Emplacement in the Subsurface Field Applications of ZVI-Clay Technology for Chlorinated Solvent Source Zones Decision Guide for Managing Chlorinated Solvents Releases Predicting DNAPL Source Zone and Plume Response Using Site-Measured Characteristics Computational and Experimental Investigation of Contaminant Plume Response to DNAPL Source Zone Architecture and Depletion in Porous and Fractured Media Assessment of Reactive Iron Particle Delivery Approaches for Treatment of DNAPL Source Zones ITRC’s Technical and Regulatory Guidance for Bioremediation of Chlorinated Ethene DNAPLs Case Study: Use of Refrigerated Condensation for SVE Off-Gas Treatment Remediation for Contaminated Sediments 53 G-110 54 G-111 55 G-112 56 G-113 57 G-114 58 G-115 59 G-116 60 G-117 61 G-118 62 G-119 78 G-120 79 G-121 80 G-122 81 G-123 82 G-124 83 G-125 84 G-126 85 G-127 86 G-128 Refer to the Exhibit Hall Floor Plan in the General Info/Maps section for poster locations. G-viii
Partners in Environmental Technology Wednesday (Group 2) Posters PRESENTER ORGANIZATION Jack Parker University of Tennessee Dr. Mark l. Brusseau University of Arizona Ryan Ekre Arizona State University Dr. Richard Watts Washington State University Susanne Borchert, P.G. CH2M HILL, Inc. Dr. Robert Siegrist Colorado School of Mines Dr. Myron Kuhlman MK Tech Solutions, Inc. Professor Donna Fennell Rutgers University Kimberly A. Wilson South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control Mark Widdowson Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Marc Deshusses University of California, Riverside and Duke University Thomas A. Krug Geosyntec Consultants, Inc. Ms. Sheri L. Knox, P.E. Solutions-IES, Inc. Eberhard Morgenroth University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign POSTER TITLE POSTER PAGE Practical Cost-Optimization of Characterization and Remediation Decisions Impact of Source-Zone Architecture and Flow-Field Heterogeneity on Reductions in Mass-Flux Assessment of the Natural Attenuation of DNAPL Source Zones and Post-Treatment DNAPL Source Zone Residuals ER: Chlorinated Solvents — Dissolved Phase Remediation Treatability Study Results for the Peroxygen ISCO Demonstration/Validation at MCRS Cherry Point, SC Challenges with an ISCO Application in the Unsaturated Zone In Situ Chemical Oxidation for Groundwater Remediation: Responses to Project Managers— Frequently Asked Questions Simulation of Laboratory In Situ Thermal Desorption of DNAPLs Biological and Physical-Chemical Approaches for Degradation of 4-Chloroaniline and Aniline Decision Flowchart for the Use of Monitored Natural Attenuation and Enhanced Attenuation—Chlorinated Organics Verification of Methods for Assessing the Sustainability of Monitored Natural Attenuation ER: Perchlorate Laboratory Studies on Applications of Different Amendments for Perchlorate Degradation Semi-Passive Electron Donor Addition for Enhanced In Situ Bioremediation of Perchlorate-Impacted Groundwater A Tiered Approach for Evaluating Perchlorate Natural Attenuation Continuous and Sequencing Batch Operations of a Hydrogen Based Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor to Achieve Very Low Effluent Perchlorate Concentrations 104 G-129 105 G-130 106 G-131 27 G-132 28 G-133 29 G-134 77 G-135 101 G-136 102 G-137 103 G-138 107 G-139 108 G-140 109 G-141 110 G-142 Paul Hatzinger, Ph.D. Shaw Environmental, Inc. Determining the Origin of Perchlorate Using Stable Isotope Analysis 125 G-143 Dr. Martina M. Ederer University of Idaho David Lippincott, P.G. Shaw Environmental, Inc. Comparison of Genes Involved in Perchlorate Biodegradation Field-Scale Bioremediation of Perchlorate in Groundwater Utilizing an Active-Passive Treatment Approach 126 G-144 127 G-145 Refer to the Exhibit Hall Floor Plan in the General Info/Maps section for poster locations. G-ix
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