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AIPG Georgia Section

4th Conference: Innovative Environmental Assessment and Remediation Technology
AIPG Georgia Section
September 12-13, 2012
Kennesaw State University
Continuing Education
Kennesaw, Georgia
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Presentations

Dave Goodrich, Understanding the Practical Use of Total Oxidant Demand Treatability Testing

Joan Sasine, Georgia Voluntary Remediation Program Report Card

Ing. Jan Slunsky, Production of Zero-Valent Iron Nanoparticles (nZVI) for in situ Groundwater Remediation Including Recent Field-Scale Application and Remediation Experience

Joe Rossabi, Amendment/Contaminant Contact: Improving Our Odds Using Injection, Chemotaxis, Soil Blenders and Other Things

John Valkenburg, Laboratory and Field Evaluation of a Novel Liquid Amendment Containing Lecithin and Ferrous Iron

David Russell, A Rational Method for Distributing or Collecting Gases and Liquid in Horizontal Wells

Thomas McGowan, Thermal Desorption and Other Methods for Treating Diesel-Based Drilling Mud and Organic Contaminated Soil

Jim Fineis, Monitoring Well Construction: Is grout really the best annular seal material?

David Yifru, An Integrated Groundwater Remediation Approach at Tenneco Automative, Hartwell, Georgia

William Lundy, Molecular Extraction

Todd Romero, Hydraulic Profiling Tool (HPT): A Direct-Push tool used to further characterize subsurface lithology and locate contaminant pathways

Dan Centofani, Case Studies of Improperly Constructed Water Supply Wells and the Consequences When Installed Near Contaminated Plumes in the Georgia Piedmont

Bill Monroe, TRS ERH Advancement, Innovations and Design Considerations

Ken Summerour, Survey of ISCO Applications in Georgia: A critical review of factors contributing to success

Joan Bozzone, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle - The MOX Project at Savannah River Site

David Gillay, Panel Discussion on Vapor Intrusion: Rod Thompson, David Hayes, George Losonsky and David Gillay

Steve Diamond, Design Cosiderations for Active Remedial Systems in Georgia

Barry Rudd, In-situ Soil Blending Brownfield Site, Cullman, AL

Ron Wallace, Assessing Free Product at UST Sites

Lunch 1 - Gold Presentation, Rob Kelly

Lunch 2 - Geolog of the Grand Canyon, Arizona: Dan Centofani

 

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