Our most recent webinar was hosted by Kerry Stonestreet,Cascade's data management and visual visualization leader. He is a licensed, professional geologist with 18 years of...
Successful groundwater profiling is essential for effective subsurface site characterization. Both fieldwork and academic studies have shown that contaminant flow in a saturated...
Before diving into the topic at hand, let’s begin with a quick introduction of myself, and my role at Cascade. Cascade recently established a Client Solution Center, including...
Collecting samples in coarse alluvial gravels isn’t always simple. Often times, when faced with unconsolidated, coarse alluvial material, typical in areas throughout the western...
Whenever environmental remediation professionals work on a subsurface cleanup, uncertainty lies everywhere. Risk, however, can be reduced with a better understanding of...
Former Cascade subject matter expert, Michael Jordan, presented the webinar, “Tired of DPT Refusal? How to Achieve Deep Site Characterization.” In the webinar, he discussed...
Every day we are bombarded with choices, and many of us elect to simplify our lives where we can: we buy a cup of coffee while grocery shopping instead of making a second stop; we...
Detecting non-aqueous phase liquid (NAPL) hydrocarbon fuels, oils and tars present in soil can be difficult, as it can be present as thin layers, ganglia, blebs or droplets of...
Conceptual site models (CSMs) are one of the most important tools environmental consultants have in developing a site characterization program and planning subsequent remedial...
Many methods of high resolution site characterization (HRSC) have been around for years and gained wide acceptance in the regulatory and consulting communities. Yet, we...