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"In my 10 plus years with the Department,
this was the BEST hydrogeology related training that the Department (of
Environmental Protection in Pennsylvania) has sponsored. -- 1998 Workshop
Attendee" |
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Workshop Sample Topics List |
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Principles of Groundwater
Hydrogeology |
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Carbonate Geochemistry |
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Karst (Carbonate Aquifer)
Hydrogeologic Problems |
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Groundwater Monitoring
in Karst Terranes |
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Karst Groundwater
Dye Tracing Techniques |
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Emergency Response
in Karst Terranes |
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Case Studies Dealing
with Karst Systems |
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Geophysical Techniques
for Investigating Karst Aquifers |
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Sediment Transport,
Soil Instability and Sinkhole Collapse |
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Conceptual Hydrogeologic
Models of Karst Aquifers |
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Behavior of LNAPLs,
DNAPLs and Miscible Liquids in Karst Aquifers |
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Toxic and Explosive
Vapors Rising into Homes and Buildings from Contaminated Karst Aquifers |
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Agricultural Waste
Lagoons Built Upon Karst Aquifers |
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Agricultural
pesticides and herbicide containers dumped into a sinkhole recharging the
karst aquifer. |
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Sinkhole
collapse under a hog waste lagoon allowed nearly 2.5 million gallons of
waste to flow directly into the karst aquifer below. |
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LEFT:
Train derailment near Lewisburg, TN allowed thousands of gallons of chloroform
and styrene to enter the underlying karst aquifer. Local residents used
wells to supply their drinking water. |
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RIGHT:
Chemicals from leaking underground storage tanks were contaminating a spring
and a karst aquifer. Water from the spring produced burns on the skin of
an environmental consultant. |
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ABOVE:
Explosive levels of gasoline fumes rising from the karst aquifer below
closed three classrooms for over two years and threatened to close the
school. The fumes were mitigated by locating the crevice the fumes were
using to rise from the cave system below and venting the fumes with an
explosion-proof fan. |
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