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Current Practices in Ground Water and Vadose Zone Investigations
Nielsen DM, Sara MN

Pages: 421       Published: 1992

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Realistic Expectations for Ground-Water Investigations in the 1990's
Barcelona MJ, Helfrich JA

The Need for Improved Use of Geologic Data in Ground Water Investigations
Regan PT, Conte JA, Mitchell MM

A Proposed Strategy for Assessing Compliance with the RCRA Ground-Water Monitoring Regulations
Parsons AM, Davis PA

The Use of Geophysics in the Detection of Buried Toxic Agents at a U.S. Military Installation
Allen RP, Seelen MA

Geophysical Methods Used to Guide Hydrogeological Investigations at an Umtra Site Near Grand Junction, Colorado
Wightman WE, Martinek BC, Hammermeister D

Geoelectrics in Comprehensive Ground Water Contamination Studies
Mazac O, Kelly WE, Landa I

Vadose Zone Characterization Using Field Permeameters and Instrumentation
Havlena JA, Stephens DB

Techniques for Quantifying the Recharge Rate Through Unsaturated Soils
Knowlton RG, Parsons AM, Gaither KN

Evaluation of Four Vadose Zone Probes Used for Leak Detection and Monitoring
Daniel DE, Burton PM, Hwang S-D

Measurement of Organic Vapor Isotherms on Wet Soils and Aquifer Materials
Farrell J, Reinhard M

Quality Assurance in Soil Gas Surveys: False Positive Acetone Identifications at a Codisposal Site
Heins TR, Kerfoot HB, Miller DJ, Peterson DA

Use of Piezometric Cone Penetration Testing with Electrical Conductivity Measurements (CPTU-EC) for the Detection of Hydrocarbon Contamination in Saturated Granular Soils
Strutynsky AI, Sandiford RE, Cavaliere D

Delineation of Lithology and Groundwater Quality in a Complex Fluvial Estuarine Depositional Zone
Kuhlmeier PD, Sturdivant TE

Use of Piezometric Cone Penetration Testing and Penetrometer Ground Water Sampling for Volatile Organic Contaminant Plume Detection
Strutynsky AI, Sainey TJ

Suggested Guidelines for the Use of PTFE, PVC and Stainless Steel in Samplers and Well Casings
Parker LV

Methodology for the In-Field Design of Monitoring Wells in Heterogeneous Fine-Grained Formations
Reynolds SD, Zemo DA

An Effective Monitoring Screen for Fine Sand Aquifers
Gillespie GA

Design and Construction of Deep Groundwater Monitoring Wells
Beard LD

Using Vibration Strip Transducers for Measuring Water Levels in Monitoring Wells
Durham GN, Bumala TG

A Field Investigation of Ground-Water Monitoring Well Purging Techniques
Maltby V, Unwin JP

Deployment and Purging for In Situ Sensors in Monitoring Wells
Schalla R

A Review of Fiber Optic and Related Technologies for Environmental Sensing Applications
Griffin JW, Olsen KB

Measurement of Gas Permeability Through Clay Soils
Izadi MT, Stephenson RW

A Comparison of Field and Laboratory Measurements of Hydraulic Conductivity
Picornell M, Guerra A

Measurement of Hydraulic Conductivity in Clay Using Push-In Piezometers
Lutenegger AJ, DeGroot DJ

Assessing the Usability of Historical Water-Quality Data for Current and Future Applications
Spreizer GM, Calabrese TJ, Weidner RS

An Alternative Data Evaluation Technique for Detecting Disposal Site Leakage Events
Plumb RH

Considerations in Selecting Indicator Parameters for the Statistical Evaluation of Ground-Water Quality
Pastor EF, Frick DR

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Committee: D18
Paper ID: STP1118-EB
DOI: 10.1520/STP1118-EB

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