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STP963
Ground-Water Contamination: Field Methods
Collins AG, Johnson AI
Pages: 495
Published: 1988
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Reviews and evaluates field methods used to study ground-water contamination. 30 peer-reviewed papers examine: • ground-water sampling and sampling in unsaturated soils • well-drilling (construction and monitoring) • geophysical exploration • quality assurance • soil permeability • and nonpoint source investigations. Some case histories are included: for hydrologic engineer, hydrogeologists, soil scientists, and geotechnical engineers.
Table of Contents
Overview
Collins A., Johnson A.
Panel Discussion
Development of Effective Ground-Water Sampling Protocols
Barcelona M., Gibb J.
Quality Assurance Guidelines for Ground-Water Investigations: The Requirements
Jeffrey van Ee J., McMillion L.
Availability and Access to Ground-Water-Related Information and Data
Dorwart B., Tockstein C.
Integrating Geophysical and Hydrogeological Data: An Efficient Approach to Remedial Investigations of Contaminated Ground Water
DJ S., LC R.
In Situ, Time-Series Measurements for Long-Term Ground-Water Monitoring
Benson R., Turner M., Turner P., Vogelsong W.
Combining Surface Geoelectrics and Geostatistics for Estimating the Degree and Extent of Ground-Water Pollution
Bardossy A., Bogardi I., Kelly W., Nicklin M.
An Application of Impedance-Computed Tomography to Subsurface Imaging of Pollution Plumes
Roeper U., Tamburi A., Wexler A.
The Use of Controlled Source Audio Magnetotellurics (CSAMT) to Delineate Zones of Ground-Water Contamination—A Case History
Hughes L., Roger Anzzolin A., Tinlin R.
Ground-Water Monitoring Field Practice—An Overview
Hatheway A., Riggs C.
The Modified Reverse-Circulation Air Rotary Drilling Technique for Development of Observation and Monitoring Wells at Ground-Water Contamination Sites
Busacca M., DB B., EE C.
Monitoring Well Construction, and Recommended Procedures for Direct Ground-Water Flow Measurements Using a Heat-Pulsing Flowmeter
WB K.
Determining Whether Wells and Piezometers Give Water Levels or Piezometric Levels
RP C.
The Chemical Composition of Leachate from a Two-Week Dwell-Time Study of PVC Well Casing and a Three-Week Dwell-Time Study of Fiberglass Reinforced Epoxy Well Casing
UM C.
Adsorption of Selected Organic Contaminants onto Possible Well Casing Materials
GD M., JN J.
Design Considerations and Installation Techniques for Monitoring Wells Cased with Teflon PTFE
Dablow J., Persico D., Walker G.
Design Considerations and the Quality of Data from Multiple-Level Ground-Water Monitoring Wells
Patton F., Rodney Smith H.
Verification of Sampling Methods and Selection of Materials for Ground-Water Contamination Studies
Barcelona M., Garske E., Helfrich J.
Chemical Stability Prior to Ground-Water Sampling: A Review of Current Well Purging Methods
Barth P., Panko A.
Investigations of Techniques for Purging Ground-Water Monitoring Wells and Sampling Ground Water for Volatile Organic Compounds
Maltby V., Unwin J.
Recent Development of Downhole Water Samplers for Trace Organics
Ficken J.
Field Evaluation of Seven Sampling Devices for Purgeable Organic Compounds in Ground Water
Fusillo T., Gibs J., Hochreiter J., Imbrigiotta T., Kish G.
A Hermetically Isolated Sampling Method for Ground-Water Investigations
Petsonk A., Torstensson B.
Sampling Interaquifer Connector Wells for Polonium-210: Implications for Gross-Alpha Analysis
Oural C., Ralph Brooker H., Upchurch S.
Suction Lysimeter Operation at Hazardous Waste Sites
Eccles L., Everett L., McMillion L.
Measuring Effects of Permeant Composition on Pore-Fluid Movement in Soil
Nichols R., Olsen H., Rice T.
Methods for Virus Sampling and Analysis of Ground Water
Gerba C.
Determination of Aqueous Sulfide in Contaminated and Natural Water Using the Methylene Blue Method
Baedecker M., Lindsay S.
Adsorption and Degradation of Enhanced Oil Recovery Chemicals
Crocker M., Marchin L.
Monitoring Ground-Water and Soil Contamination by Remote Fiber Spectroscopy
Eccles L., Klainer S., Koutsandreas J.
Application of a New Technique for the Detection and Analysis of Low Concentrations of Contaminants in Soil
Bath W., Hickey J., Klusman R., Malley M., Voorhees K.
Long-Term Permeability Tests Using Leachate on a Compacted Clayey Liner Material
Evans J., Fang H.
Field Experimental Methods in Stratified Aquifers
Güven O., Melville J., Molz F.
Field Investigation of a Small-Diameter, Cylindrical, Contaminated Ground-Water Plume Emanating from a Pyritic Uranium-Tailings Impoundment
Cherry J., Morin K.
Ground-Water Monitoring Techniques for Non-Point-Source Pollution Studies
Kimball C.
Ground-Water Contamination and Land Management in the Karst Area of Northeastern Iowa
Hallberg G., Hoyer B., Libra R., Stan Mitchem P.
Determining Nonpoint-Source Contamination by Agricultural Chemicals in an Unconfined Aquifer, Dade County, Florida: Procedures and Preliminary Results
Howie B., Waller B.
A Geologic and Flow-System-Based Rationale for Ground-Water Sampling
Gburek W., Urban J.
Author Index
Subject Index
Committee: D18
Paper ID: STP963-EB
DOI: 10.1520/STP963-EB
ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5037-9
 ASTM International is a member of CrossRef.
0-8031-0968-7
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