Sampling Environmental Media

STP Published: 1996

STP1282-EB

Sampling Environmental Media

Editor(s): James Howard Morgan

STP 1282 is the first publication of its kind to address the vast array of challenges involved with obtaining accurate environmental specimens for pollution evaluation and remediation.

31 comprehensive peer-reviewed papers from leading experts in the fields of chemistry, geology, engineering, biology and risk assessment explore innovative approaches to the following categories: Sampling Systems • Water Safety and Risk Characterization • Direct Push Sampling • Sampling Media • Sampling Subsurface Media • Soil and Gas Sampling • Innovative Measurements • Sampling Quality Assurance/Quality Control.

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The Accelerated Development of Standards for Environmental Data Collection

AI Johnson

A Common Sense Sampling Strategy to Expedite Hazardous Waste Site Cleanup

SC Soloyanis

A Systematic Approach to Representative Sampling in the Environment

EY Chai

Worker Exposure During Environmental Sampling: The Hazards Involved

TJ Lyons, JP Knapik

Airborne Remote Sensing as a Tool for Monitoring Landfill Sites Within an Urban Environment

PD Hedges, RJ Ellis, J Elgy

Detailed Characterization of a Technical Impracticability Zone Using Drive Point Profiling

SC Soloyanis, MA McKenzie, SE Pitkin, RA Ingleton

Research and Standardization Needs for Direct Push Technology Applied to Environmental Site Characterization

JA Farrar

Investigating the Presence of Hazardous Materials in Buildings

DA Gustitus, PM Blaisdell

ASTM Sampling Methods and Analytical Validation for Lead in Paint, Dust, Soil, and Air

K Ashley, PC Schlecht, R Song, A Feng, G Dewalt, ME McKnight

Municipal Solid Waste Sampling and Characterization

WS Brokaw, GS Hornberger

Use of Petrographic Analysis in Environmental Site Investigations: A Case Study

JM Mason, WJ Gabriel

Monitoring Biofouling in Source and Treated Waters: Status of Available Methods and Recommendation for Standard Guide

SA Smith

Use of the Hydropunch for Groundwater Plume Delineation: A Case Study

CA Kraemer, WE Penn, MD Busa

Cone Penetrometer Testing for Characterization and Sampling of Soil and Groundwater

SH Edelman, AR Holguin

The Multiport Sampler: An Innovative Sampling Technology

DA Leavell, PG Malone, LT Lee

Accelerating Remedial Investigations at Closing Air Force Installations

CW Attebery

Methods for the Collection of Subsurface Samples During Environmental Site Assessments

EA Weinstock

Estimation of Volatile Organic Compound Concentrations in the Vadose Zone: A Case Study Using Soil Gas and Soil Sample Results

RK Sextro

Methods of Determining in Situ Oxygen Profiles in the Vadose Zone of Granular Soils

DJ DeGroot, AJ Lutenegger, JG Panton, DW Ostendorf, SJ Pollock

Utilization of Soil Gas Monitoring to Determine Feasibility and Effectiveness of Bioventing in Hydrocarbon-Contaminated Soils

RA Frishmuth, JW Ratz, JF Hall

Characterization of Dielectric Constant on Fine-Grained Soil Behavior

A Kaya, H-Y Fang

Microbeam Analysis of Heavy Element Phases in Polished Sections of Particulate Material — An Improved Insight into Origin and Bioavailability

SK Kennedy, GS Casuccio, RJ Lee, GA Slifka, MV Ruby

U.S. Geological Survey Protocol for Measuring Low Levels of Inorganic Constituents, Including Trace Elements, in Surface-Water Samples

KK Fitzgerald, TL Miller, AJ Horowitz, CR Demas, DA Rickert

Decontamination of Field Equipment: An Institutional Status Report

R Bellandi, JT Mickam, VC Burrows

Use of Phased Approach to Sampling Soil and Sediment for Site Characterization at the Pantex Plant in Amarillo, Texas

DD Lazowski

Soil Gas Sample Analysis Method Evaluation and Comparison

CC Calkins, CA Gabriel, JE Banikowski

Sample Preparation Techniques for Filtration Testing of Fly Ash with Nonwoven Geotextiles

MA Gabr, MH Akram

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Developed by Committee: D34

Pages: 385

DOI: 10.1520/STP1282-EB

ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5336-3

ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-2043-3