There's more to HRSC than MIP: Overview and Application of HRSC Technologies Project success often relies on how well any given site is characterized. The Membrane Interface Probe...
In July 2017 the EPA published the Superfund Task Force Report consisting of five goals and 42 recommendations outlining a reform of the Superfund program. This presentation...
High resolution site characterization (HRSC) technologies generate large amounts of detailed subsurface data about the spatial distribution of contaminant mass and...
Low permeability zones are a heavily under-sampled component at contaminated sites. These zones can be “charged” or “loaded” by diffusion processes over a period of decades, and...
Before remediation project planning can begin, it’s important to know what contaminants are present, in what quantities, and where they’re located. Traditional characterization...
Despite what your clients and colleagues might tell you, high resolution site characterization (HRSC) is the easiest way to save money and reduce project costs. In this webinar,...
MIHPT gives us a good understanding of how contaminant mass is distributed in course of fine grained soils. Whether or not to try to remediate either or both depends on overall...
Traditional site characterization methods often fall short, leading to inaccurate site models, missed deadlines, and budget overruns. In this webinar, Casey Moore, Operations...