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Time
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BellSouth Auditorium
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Meeting Rooms 1/2
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Meeting Rooms 3/4
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7:30
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Registration
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8:30 |
Introductory Remarks: Dean Esin Gulari, College of Engineering and Science |
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Hydrogeology
Moderator: Larry Murdoch
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Water Quality Research
Moderator: Noel Hurley |
Remediation
Moderator: Joe Rossabi |
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8:55
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Hydromechanical well tests in dipping fractured clastic rock, Newark Basin, New Jersey
Hisz, David |
Potential for Biodegradation of Wastewater Micro-Constituents in Stream Systems
Bradley, Paul
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In Situ Soil Blending For Delivery of Remediation Amendments
Haselow, John |
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9:20
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Using a Wellbore Fluid Displacement Test to Estimate Hydrogeologic Properties in a South Carolina Limestone Quarry
Brantley, Daniel |
North Carolina Piedmont and Mountain Fractured-Rock Programs - Recent Findings
Chapman, Melinda |
Aerosol Delivery as a Method for Biostimulation and Bioaugmentation in Vadose Zones
Hall, Richard |
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9:45
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The Yorktown Confining Unit and its relationship to the Geomorphic and Stratigraphic Frameworkof Eastern North Carolina's Lower Coastal Plain
Farrell, Kathleen
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Influence of Foliation-Parallel Parting Planes on the Movement and Discharge of Trichloroethene to Streams near U.S. Air Force Plant 6, Marietta, Georgia
Williams, Lester |
In Situ Chemical Reduction (ISCR): Technical Differentiators and Field Applications
Molin, Josephine |
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10:10
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Hydraulic conductivity of Carolina Piedmont soil and rock: Is a transition zone present between the regolith and bedrock?
Schaeffer, Malcolm |
Mercury Cycling in Aquatic Ecosystems - Comparative Studies in South Carolina
Journey, Celeste |
Lessons Learned from Interpreting the Quantification of Dehalococcoides
Dennis, Philip |
| 10:35 |
Dark Matter, Neutrinos and Hydrogeology of Fractured Rock at DUSEL Homestake
Murdoch, Larry |
Evaluating Effects of Land-Use Change on Stream Hydrology and Water Quality in the Reedy River Watershed
Santikari, Vijay |
Integrating Heat with Biological, Chemical and Physical Processes for Soil and Groundwater Remediation
Kluger, Mark |
11:00 |
Please Move to the Grand Ballroom |
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11:10
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Keynote Talk: Environmental Tracers in Modern Hydrogeology: Reducing Uncertainty in Ground Water Flow Estimation, Peter Cook, CSIRO Land and Water, South Australia |
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12:00
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Lunch |
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Groundwater Modeling
Moderator: Ron Falta |
Enhanced Remedial Injection Technologies and Strategies
Moderator: Pat Hicks |
Contaminant Characterization and Monitoring
Moderator: Judy Canova |
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1:10
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Geologic Sequestration of CO2 in South Carolina: Challenges and Opportunities
Ron Falta
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A Case Study Documenting Integrated Chemical Oxidation and Enhanced Bioremediation for Petroleum Hydrocarbon Remediation
Baird, Drew |
Steps to Monitor Impacts of Groundwater Discharge to Surface Water at a Former Fertilizer Manufacturing Site, Spartanburg, SC
Canova, Judy |
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1:30
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Probabilistic Simulation Model for Chlorinated Solvents Source and Plume Remediation Considering Uncertainty
Liang, Hailian |
Enhanced Bioremediation of Chlorinated Solvent Source Areas
Bramblett, Matthew |
Characterization of Cesium-137 in Floodplain Sediments
Bennett, David |
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1:50
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Seepage Modeling in Support of Water Resources Development
Harrigan, Joseph |
Increased In Situ Remediation Efficacy with an Innovative Injection Technology
Carlson, Brad |
Comparison of Analytical Methods for MNA Evaluation
Killeen, Terry |
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2:10
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Simple Spreadsheet Models for Interpretation of Fractured Media Tracer Tests
Slack, William |
In Situ Fluid Delivery via Primawave
Davidson, Brett |
Introduction to Passive Groundwater Sampling Techniques
Varhol, Bradley |
| 2:30 |
Discharge of Contaminated Ground Water Plumes to Surface Water: A Case Study
Shantz, Seth |
High Mass Delivery Gas Infusion Systems for Active Bioremediation, Modification of Groundwater Geochemistry and NAPL Removal
Bostian, Susan |
Lessons Learned in Converting a Monitoring Well Network at the Savannah River Site from Pump or Bail to an Instantaneous Grab-Sampling Technology
Craig, Robert |
2:50 |
Break |
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Renovation of Contaminated Waters
Moderator: Jim Castle |
Stream Studies
Moderator: Matt Huddleston |
Risk and Sediments
Moderator: Debbie Falta |
| 3:10 |
Constructed Wetland Treatment Systems for Renovation of Energy Produced Water for Beneficial Use
Rodgers, John |
Fecal Coliform Bacteria TMDL Implementation on Cane Creek and Little Cane Creek in Oconee County, South Carolina
Huddleston, Matt |
An Assessment of Cancer Rates Compared to Naturally Occurring Radionuclide Concentrations in Public Drinking Water Supplies
Falta, Deborah |
3:30
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Achieving Compliance with Stringent NPDES Metal Limits Using Constructed Treatment Wetlands and a Water Effects Ratio Study
Mooney, Douglas
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A Common Sense Approach to Determining Sources of Bacterial Pollution in Streams
Jolley, L.W.
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A Literature Investigation into the Benefits of Trace Element Supplementation
Sheriff, Marlee |
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3:50
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Performance of a Pilot-Scale Constructed Wetland Treatment System for Beneficial Reuse of Oilfield Produced Water
Horner, Jennifer |
Comparison of Interactions between Ground Water and Surface Water at Two Streams in South Carolina and Mississippi
Gebhard, Curtis |
Chemical Deviations in Bahamian Oolitic Sands Due to Diverse Depositional Environments
Ellison, Kirk |
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4:10
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Treatment of Selenium in Simulated Refinery Effluent Using a Pilot-Scale Constructed Wetland Treatment System
Spacil, Michael |
Characterization of Groundwater Recharge into 18 Mile Creek, Pendleton, SC
Sudderth, Barclay |
Variation in Physical Structure among Bahamian Ooids from Different Depositional Environments
Robinson, Benjamin |
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4:30
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Energy Outlook: A Crude Reality
Miller, Russell |
Contaminant Mass Transfer during Boiling in Fractured Geologic Media
Liu, Xiaoling
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Quantification of Pb Contamination in the Clemson Dove Hunting Range
Saylors, Tessa |
4:55 |
Door Prize Drawings in BellSouth Auditorium |
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5:20
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Mixer at Geology Museum
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