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Cleary,
Kavanaugh, Brownell, Kueper, Einarson, and Larson
This Course is approved by the Connecticut LEP
Board for 40 hours of CEC credits
and the Massachusetts LSP Board for 41 hours of
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Course
Description
Princeton Groundwater's Remediation Course is
the most comprehensive course on remediation
available. It is taught in June (Las Vegas) and October (Miami). Every aspect of remediation is
covered from three-dimensional hydrogeochemical characterization, through
practical details of all remediation technologies, to
computer-simulated remedial alternatives such as Natural
Attenuation, Pump & Treat, Funnel & Gate, Interceptor
Trenches and complete Hydraulic Containment using barriers and
capping. The course also covers many essential topics which
are not found in any other courses or books |
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The
course, however, assumes some technical background
and experience in contamination problems. Those
who have taken Princeton Groundwater's The
Groundwater Pollution and Hydrology Course
(see course above) should be well prepared as this
course is the next step.
The objective of this course is to teach remediation
from the key methodologies to collect
hydrogeochemical data, through selecting and
designing remediation systems based on geological
and biological effects and air/water carriers. In
addition, participants will use computers to
simulate remediation hydrology, groundwater
pathways, capture zones, mass transport, natural
attenuation, and alternative remediation designs. |
Who Should Attend
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Remediation
Experts
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Groundwater
Hydrologists
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Geologists
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Engineers
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Chemists
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Environmental
Scientists
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State/Federal
Regulators
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Project
Managers
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Compliance
Program Managers
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Industrial
Site Owners
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Course
Objective
The objective of this course is to teach
remediation from the key methodologies to
collect hydrogeochemical data, through
selecting and designing remediation systems
based on geological and biological effects
and air/water carriers. In addition,
participants will use computers to simulate
remediation hydrology, groundwater pathways,
capture zones, mass transport, natural
attenuation, and alternative remediation
designs. |
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The Remediation
Course uniquely integrates the topics of
heterogeneous geohydrology, aquifer / source /
plume characterization, remediation
technologies
/ strategies / designs, and computer simulation
software.
The result is the premier course on remediation.
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Course
Schedule
With some exceptions, the class generally
meets daily from 8:00 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. and
from 1:00 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. Monday through
Thursday with half-hour coffee breaks at 9:30
A.M. and 2:30 P.M. and lunch from 11:30 A.M.
to 1:00 P.M. After short breaks at 4:30 P.M.,
Monday extends to 6:00 P.M. and Tuesday
extends to 7:00 P.M. Due to the exceptional
amount of material, after a short break, the
class on Wednesday goes to 6:00 P.M., followed
by a one hour dinner break and additional
lectures from 7:00 P.M. to 8:50 P.M. The
formal part of the course ends on Thursday at
5:45 P.M. Friday is an optional hands-on
computer laboratory session from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Students will be introduced to the
practical, remediation applications of Visual
Modflow, MT3D and the EPA/Air Force’s
Bioscreen/Bioscreen-AT software packages. |
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Course
Topics
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Fundamental
and Advanced Concepts of Remediation Hydrogeology
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Fundamental
and Advanced Concepts of Fate and Transport
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Field
Methods to Determine Remediation Design Hydraulic
Parameters
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DNAPL
and LNAPL Source Zones and Dissolved Plumes
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Fate
and Transport and Enhanced Natural Attenuation for
Remediation of MTBE (In Situ and Ex Situ).
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Flux-Based
(Mass Discharge rates) Corrective Action and Remediation
Vs. Risk-Based Correction Action (RBCA) Based on
Monitoring Well Concentrations
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The
Remedial Investigation (RI)/Feasibility Study (FS) Process
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Advanced
3D Site Characterization Field Methods
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2D
vs. 3D Capture Zones of Contaminant Plumes
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Strategic
Approach to Cost Effective Remedial Design
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Bioremediation:
Pathways, Stoichiometry, Kinetics, Engineering Design for
In-Situ Applications, Limitations and Natural Attenuation
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Remediation
and Control Using “Water As A Carrier”: The Proper Use
of Pump and Treat Systems
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Monitored
Natural Attenuation: Limitations And Applications In
Remediation
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Remediation
Using “Air As A Carrier”: Vapor Extraction Systems,
Vacuum Enhanced Systems, Air Sparging Remediation Designs
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Ex-Situ
Treatment Technologies
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Principles
of Advanced Remediation Systems: Fracturing, Reactive
Walls, Waterloo’s Funnel and Gate, Reactive Zones,
Phytoremediation and Enhancements To The Basic Carrier
Remediation Designs.
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DNAPL
Migration in Heterogeneous Deposits, and Fractured Hard
Rock
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Practical
Design and Operation of Soil Vapor Extraction and Air
Sparging Pilot Studies
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Permeable
Treatment Walls and In Situ Chemical Oxidation
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Use
of Water Flooding, Alcohol Flooding,
and Thermal Technologies for NAPL Removal
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Remediation
Applications of the U.S.G.S.’s MODFLOW using Waterloo
Hydrogeologic Inc.’s Visual MODFLOW Pro
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Friday is An Optional Bonus
Day (8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.)
Hands-On Computer
Modeling in Remediation Engineering
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Hands-on Computer
Simulation Exercises of Exposure Pathways, Capture
Zones, Natural Attenuation, Remediation scenarios such
as Pump & Treat, Trenches and Capping using: BiIOSCREEN-AT,
MODFLOW AND MT3D
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Please scroll down to see more details on the Free
8-Hour Modeling Mini-Course.
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Course
Fee: US$1,595
Course
fees cover all course materials and refreshments breaks. |
Course Materials and Continuing Education
Units
Students will receive over 1,200 pages
of lecture notes in an attractive binder. In addition, they
will be given a certificate of satisfactory completion and
qualify to receive 4.1 Continuing Education Units (CEUs). A
record is kept of these units and transcripts may be requested
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Registration
Early
registration is strongly advised for this popular course.
Enrollment is limited and applications will be accepted in the
order they are received. To enroll today, click
here, or call
(813)
964-0800.
Please make checks payable to Princeton Groundwater, Inc. The
full fee is due two weeks before the first day of class unless
prior arrangements for invoicing have been made. This fee will
be fully refunded if cancellation is received 2 weeks before
the course, thereafter 50% of the fee will be refunded or the full amount applied to the next Remediation Course.
Substitutions may always be made.
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Hotel
Accommodations
A block of rooms has been reserved at a
substantially reduced rate. You must, however,
make your reservation 1 month before
the course and identify yourself as being with
Princeton Groundwater’s Remediation Course. The
October course is held at the
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Miami Airport &
Convention Center
in Miami, FL;
The
room block will be held until one month before the course--so
you should get your reservations in early to get the
special rate.
After that date reservations will be taken on a
space and rate available,
call them at
(305)
261-3800. The June course is held at the Orleans Casino Hotel in Las Vegas, NV. For reservations,
call them at (702) 365-7111.
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BONUS COURSE:
8-hr. Optional Hands-on Computer
Modeling of Contamination and Remediation Engineering and
Design
FRIDAY (8-5:00 PM)
The remediation course formally ends at 5:45 pm on Thursday. Friday is an optional free day for those
interested in an introduction to hands-on computer modeling
of contamination and remediation engineering using the well
known Numerical and Analytical software packages:
Schlumberger
Water Services' Visual MODFLOW (including MT3D)
Bioscreen-AT (S.S. Papadopulos & Assoc, Inc., US EPA and
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NO PREVIOUS MODELING EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
Friday Course Schedule:
8:00-9:15
Applied Remediation Modeling Lecture
with An Illustrative
Case History. (Cleary)
9:15-10:00 Overviews of the Bioscreen-AT (Analytical Model), MODFLOW
and MT3D (Numerical Models) Hand-On
Computer Modeling
Exercises. (Cleary)
10:00-10:30 Optional break
10:30-5:00 Hands-On Computer Modeling Exercises in
Remediation
Engineering
Hands-On Computer Modeling Exercises in
Remediation Engineering
1. BIOSCREEN-AT (The
Corrected
Version of
EPA's
Analytical
Transport Model)
using as a
screening
tool for risk-based
cleanups.
2.
Drumco:
Hands-on Computer
Simulation Exercise In Remediation
Modeling Using Schlumberger's
Numerical
Flow Model, Visual
Modflow, to simulate various
methods of capturing or containing a
PCE dissolved phase plume (Pump &
Treat, Barrier Walls/Capping and an
Interceptor Trench)
3. MT3D: an exercise in
using
MODFLOW and MT3D to build a
Flow
and Transport
model including
breakthrough curves and cleanup
using Pump and Treat.
COURSE ENDS AT 5:00 P.M.
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