Ground Water Monitoring ASTM Standards on Ground Water and Vadose Zone Monitoring, 2nd ed. ASTM These standards produce uniform, high-quality data that will help the user make decisions on developing, conserving, and regulating water resources, especially ground water. 19 ASTM test methods and guides cover field and analytical procedures for ground water monitoring and vadose zone investigations. Quantity Member Nonmember 1994/ Catalog #T607/ 162 pages. Member: $60; Nonmember: $69 Ground Water Tracers by S.N. Davis, D. J. Campbell, H.W. Bentley, and T.J. Flynn NGWA This publication takes a comprehensive look at the important subject of tracing and describes how to plan a test. Outlines for 12 types of tests are included. Quantity Member Nonmember 1985/ Catalog #T206/ 200 pages. Member: $15; Nonmember: $18.75 A Guide to the Selection of Materials for Monitoring Well Construction and Ground Water Sampling by Robin A. Miller, Michael Barcelona, and James P. Gibb Illinois Geological Survey This publication provides a description of ground water sampling devices and materials used in monitoring well construction and details their relative suitability for use in a ground water monitoring program. Quantity Member Nonmember 1983/ Catalog #T002/ 78 pages. Member: $18; Nonmember: $22.50 Handbook of Suggested Practices for the Design and Installation of Ground-Water Monitoring Wells by NGWA staff under contract with the U.S. EPA's Environmental Monitoring Systems Laboratory NGWA This book presents practices currently used in the design and installation of monitoring wells. Emphasis is placed on the constraints dictated by hydrogeology conditions and limitations imposed by the availability of equipment to do the work that is needed. These constraints are balanced against the need to construct a well that will allow sampling, testing, and introduction of necessary tools. A matrix is provided to assist in the evaluation of drilling techniques. Procedures for equipment decontamination, well installation and completion, well development, well management, and well abandonment are discussed. Quantity Member Nonmember 1989/ Catalog #T479/ 380 pages. Member: $35; Nonmember: $43.75 How to Sample Ground Water and Soils by Dr. Peter Garrett NGWA This backpocket manual, which is just 4" X 7", was prepared for field personnel who are too busy collecting samples to be able to look through large manuals. Quantity Member Nonmember 1988/ Catalog #T457/ 38 Waterproof pages. Member: $7; Nonmember: $8.75 Practical Guide for Ground Water Sampling by Michael Barcelona, James P. Gibb, John Helfrich, and Edward Garske Illinois State Water Survey This helpful book offers a literature overview as well as a detailed look at the essential elements of a sampling program and a section on recommended sampling protocols. Includes 24 figures and 16 tables. Quantity Member Nonmember 1985/ Catalog #T222/ 94 pages. Member: $18; Nonmember: $22.50 Practical Handbook of Ground-Water Monitoring by David M. Neilsen Lewis Publishers/NGWA This book covers the complete spectrum of state-of-the-art science technology applied to investigations of ground water quality. Topics covered include the practical application of current technology, federal regulations, indirect methods of investigating the subsurface, analysis and interpretations of complex sets of water quality data. Written in a logical order that will allow the reader to follow along in the same thought progression as a field project. Quantity Member Nonmember 1991/ Catalog #T747/ 717 pages. Member: $90; Nonmember: $112 Soil-Gas Monitoring (Anthology) Compiled from NGWA publications Soil-gas monitoring to underground storage tanks and monitoring well placement, interpretation of soil-gas measurements, and vapor diffusion are the topics of this anthology. Quantity Member Nonmember 1992/ Catalog #K739/ 14 papers. Member: $20; Nonmember: $25 Soil-Gas Sensing for Detection and Mapping of Volatile Organics by Devitt, Evans, Jury, Starks, Eklund, and Gholson NGWA A compilation of all pertinent information on the state of the art in soil-gas sensing as it relates to the detection of subsurface organic contaminants are covered in this publication. Soil organic vapor monitoring has been shown to be a cost-effective means of delineating the size and movement of organic contaminants in the subsurface. Quantity Member Nonmember 1987/ Catalog #T049/ 260 pages. Member: $35; Nonmember: $43.75 Soil Water and Ground Water Sampling by Neal Wilson Lewis Publishers This book provides an introduction to ground water monitoring from a regulatory perspective. It includes an in-depth description of the installation and operation of soil water samplers. It offers complete step-by-step guidance on monitoring well installation and covers field instrumentation and gives insight into what field param-eters provide in terms of geochemistry. Techniques used to obtain ground water samples, the criteria for determining well stability, and the merits of filed filterin Quantity Member Nonmember 1995/ Catalog #T473/ 181 pages. Member: $45; Nonmember: $56.25
These standards produce uniform, high-quality data that will help the user make decisions on developing, conserving, and regulating water resources, especially ground water. 19 ASTM test methods and guides cover field and analytical procedures for ground water monitoring and vadose zone investigations.
This publication takes a comprehensive look at the important subject of tracing and describes how to plan a test. Outlines for 12 types of tests are included.
This publication provides a description of ground water sampling devices and materials used in monitoring well construction and details their relative suitability for use in a ground water monitoring program.
This book presents practices currently used in the design and installation of monitoring wells. Emphasis is placed on the constraints dictated by hydrogeology conditions and limitations imposed by the availability of equipment to do the work that is needed. These constraints are balanced against the need to construct a well that will allow sampling, testing, and introduction of necessary tools. A matrix is provided to assist in the evaluation of drilling techniques. Procedures for equipment decontamination, well installation and completion, well development, well management, and well abandonment are discussed.
This backpocket manual, which is just 4" X 7", was prepared for field personnel who are too busy collecting samples to be able to look through large manuals.
This helpful book offers a literature overview as well as a detailed look at the essential elements of a sampling program and a section on recommended sampling protocols. Includes 24 figures and 16 tables.
This book covers the complete spectrum of state-of-the-art science technology applied to investigations of ground water quality. Topics covered include the practical application of current technology, federal regulations, indirect methods of investigating the subsurface, analysis and interpretations of complex sets of water quality data. Written in a logical order that will allow the reader to follow along in the same thought progression as a field project.
Soil-gas monitoring to underground storage tanks and monitoring well placement, interpretation of soil-gas measurements, and vapor diffusion are the topics of this anthology.
A compilation of all pertinent information on the state of the art in soil-gas sensing as it relates to the detection of subsurface organic contaminants are covered in this publication. Soil organic vapor monitoring has been shown to be a cost-effective means of delineating the size and movement of organic contaminants in the subsurface.
This book provides an introduction to ground water monitoring from a regulatory perspective. It includes an in-depth description of the installation and operation of soil water samplers. It offers complete step-by-step guidance on monitoring well installation and covers field instrumentation and gives insight into what field param-eters provide in terms of geochemistry. Techniques used to obtain ground water samples, the criteria for determining well stability, and the merits of filed filterin Quantity Member Nonmember