Installation Restoration: 30 Years of Research
Over the past 30 years, a tremendous amount of research has been conducted to better understand the impacts of both legacy and emerging chemicals of concern in the environment. Treatment methods are more effective with more options; the occurrence, fate and transport of these chemicals are better understood; and the ability for DoD to manage impacted sites has improved. This session highlighted major advances in treatment of complex sites, bioremediation, thermal treatment, and chemical transport modeling.
| Session Chair: Dr. Rula Deeb, Geosyntec Consultants | |
| Introduction by Session Chair | Dr. Rula Deeb, Geosyntec Consultants |
| Groundwater Restoration at Complex Sites: Can We Declare Success Yet? | Dr. Michael Kavanaugh, Geosyntec Consultants |
| Navy's Perspective on Managing Contaminated Groundwater Over the Past 30 Years, the Challenges Faced, and the Current Issues of Concern | Mr. Michael Singletary, NAVFAC |
| Installation Restoration: What Have We Learned During 50 Odd Years of Bioremediation Research | Dr. Paul Hatzinger, APTIM |
| Thermal Remediation – From Idea to Reality | Dr. Gorm Heron, TRS Group, Inc. |
| Advances and Challenges in Groundwater Contaminant Transport Modeling | Dr. Ronald Falta, Clemson University |
| In Situ Groundwater Remediation: Physical Technologies for Conventional and Emerging Contaminants | Dr. Stephen Richardson, GSI Environmental, Inc. |
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