Site Assessments The Association of Ground Water Scientists and Engineers - Guidance of Environmental Site Assessments by NGWA/Association of Ground Water Scientists and Engineers This document provides a comprehensive listing and explanation of the many individual tasks that may be conducted during the performance of an environmental site assessment. This listing, and text, which was generated based on the input from many professionals in the environmental, legal, and real estate industries, permits the reader to evaluate all tasks that may be conducted during a site assessment, allowing the user to choose tasks that are appropriate to the site. Quantity Member Nonmember 1992/ Catalog #T662/ 72 pages. Member: $14; Nonmember: $19 ASTM Standards on Environmental Sampling ASTM This publication brings together 69 ASTM standards relevant to environmental sample collection and handling. It provides a single, handy reference for environmental characterization projects. Environmental media covered include: rock, soil, surface water, sediment, waste, ground water, the vadose zone, and atmospheric/air. Quantity Member Nonmember 1995/ Catalog #T538/ 632 pages. Member: $69; Nonmember: $86.25 Description and Sampling of Contaminated Soils - A Field Guide, 2nd edition by J. Russell Bouslding Lewis Publishers This book is essential for anyone involved in site investigations to determine the amount and extent of soil contamination and potential for movement of contaminants in the soil and ground water. The guide contains numerous checklists, tables, and step-by-step descriptions of methods and procedures for cost-effective, detailed site investigations and field collection of information on soil engineering properties required for remediation selection and design. Quantity Member Nonmember 1994/ Catalog #T537/ 240 pages. Member: $45; Nonmember: $56.25 Field Sampling Methods for Remedial Investigation by Mark Byrnes Lewis Publishers This book is a guide to the development of an effective field sampling program as well as standard operating procedures (SOPs) and technical information for many of the most effective remedial investigation methods. Intrusive investigation techniques are also addressed. SOPs have been provided for soil, sediment, surface water, ground water, and drum sampling. Quantity Member Nonmember 1994/ Catalog #T463/ 288 pages. Member: $65; Nonmember: $81.25 Handbook of Vadose Zone Characterization and Monitoring by L.G. Wilson, Lorne Everett, and Stephen Cullen Lewis Publishers Compiled by experienced practitioners, this handy guide covers topics such as basic principles of vadose zone hydrology and prevalent monitoring techniques. Case studies present actual field experiences Ñ both good and bad. Provides practitioners with the information needed to fully understand the principles, advantages, and limitations of the monitoring techniques available. Quantity Member Nonmember 1995/ Catalog #T461/ 752 pages. Member: $65;ÊNonmember: $81.25 Let the Buyer BeAware by Robert Colangelo NGWA This book examines the key topics involved in environmental property assessments. It explores topics such as what an assessment is, why assessments are conducted, who participates in a typical study, how proposals are prepared, how an assessment is conducted, and how standards are developed. Includes an eight-page acronyms and abbreviations directory. Quantity Member Nonmember 1991/ Catalog #T724/ 241 pages. Member: $20; Nonmember: $25 Soil Sampling Methods of Analysis by Martin Carter Lewis Publishers This manual covers a wide array of methods for analyzing soil chemical, biological, biochemical, and physical properties. Soil testing for plant nutrients and methods to characterize organic soils and frozen soils are also provided. Presents recent improvements in methodology, outlines new methods, and characterizes the best methods available for selecting appropriate analysis techniques. References are provided for each method presented. Quantity Member Nonmember 1993/ Catalog #T536/ 864 pages. Member: $73; Nonmember: $91.25
This document provides a comprehensive listing and explanation of the many individual tasks that may be conducted during the performance of an environmental site assessment. This listing, and text, which was generated based on the input from many professionals in the environmental, legal, and real estate industries, permits the reader to evaluate all tasks that may be conducted during a site assessment, allowing the user to choose tasks that are appropriate to the site.
This publication brings together 69 ASTM standards relevant to environmental sample collection and handling. It provides a single, handy reference for environmental characterization projects. Environmental media covered include: rock, soil, surface water, sediment, waste, ground water, the vadose zone, and atmospheric/air.
This book is essential for anyone involved in site investigations to determine the amount and extent of soil contamination and potential for movement of contaminants in the soil and ground water. The guide contains numerous checklists, tables, and step-by-step descriptions of methods and procedures for cost-effective, detailed site investigations and field collection of information on soil engineering properties required for remediation selection and design.
This book is a guide to the development of an effective field sampling program as well as standard operating procedures (SOPs) and technical information for many of the most effective remedial investigation methods. Intrusive investigation techniques are also addressed. SOPs have been provided for soil, sediment, surface water, ground water, and drum sampling.
Compiled by experienced practitioners, this handy guide covers topics such as basic principles of vadose zone hydrology and prevalent monitoring techniques. Case studies present actual field experiences Ñ both good and bad. Provides practitioners with the information needed to fully understand the principles, advantages, and limitations of the monitoring techniques available.
This book examines the key topics involved in environmental property assessments. It explores topics such as what an assessment is, why assessments are conducted, who participates in a typical study, how proposals are prepared, how an assessment is conducted, and how standards are developed. Includes an eight-page acronyms and abbreviations directory.
This manual covers a wide array of methods for analyzing soil chemical, biological, biochemical, and physical properties. Soil testing for plant nutrients and methods to characterize organic soils and frozen soils are also provided. Presents recent improvements in methodology, outlines new methods, and characterizes the best methods available for selecting appropriate analysis techniques. References are provided for each method presented.