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Summary

This illustrated handbook describes a broad spectrum of methods in the fields of remote sensing, geophysics, geology, hydrogeology, geochemistry, and microbiology designed to investigate landfill, mining and industrial sites. The descriptions provide information about the principle of the methods, applications and fundamentals. This handbook also deals with the stepwise procedure for investigating sites and common problems faced in efficient implementation of field operations.

Table of Contents

Introductionp. 1
Preparatory Steps and Common Problemsp. 11
Placing of Orders and Order Handlingp. 11
Collection and Use of Existing Datap. 12
Information Campaign and Permit Applicationp. 14
Mobilization and Demobilizationp. 16
Land Surveyingp. 17
Quality Assurance and Reportingp. 21
Remote Sensingp. 23
Aerial Photographyp. 23
Principle of the Methodsp. 23
Applicationsp. 24
Fundamentalsp. 25
Instruments and Filmp. 27
Survey Practicep. 34
Interpretation of Aerial Photographsp. 36
Quality Assurancep. 43
Personnel, Equipment, Time Neededp. 46
Examplesp. 47
Photogrammetryp. 73
Principle of the Methodsp. 73
Applicationsp. 74
Fundamentalsp. 74
Instrumentsp. 81
Survey Practicep. 82
Processing and Interpretation of Datap. 82
Quality Assurancep. 85
Personnel, Equipment, Time Neededp. 86
Examplesp. 86
Nonphotographic Imaging from Aircraft and Space-borne Platformsp. 97
Principle of the Methodsp. 97
Applicationsp. 99
Fundamentalsp. 100
Instrumentsp. 115
Survey Practicep. 124
Processing and Interpretation of Datap. 125
Quality Assurancep. 134
Personnel, Equipment, Time Neededp. 136
Examplesp. 137
Geophysicsp. 161
Magnetic Methodsp. 161
Principle of the Methodsp. 161
Applicationsp. 162
Fundamentalsp. 162
Instrumentsp. 168
Survey Practicep. 170
Processing and Interpretation of the Measured Datap. 171
Quality Assurancep. 174
Personnel, Equipment, Time Neededp. 175
Examplesp. 176
Gravity Methodsp. 185
Principle of the Methodsp. 185
Applicationsp. 186
Fundamentalsp. 186
Instrumentsp. 191
Survey Practicep. 192
Processing and Interpretation of the Measured Datap. 195
Quality Assurancep. 197
Personnel, Equipment, Time Neededp. 198
Examplesp. 199
Direct Current Resistivity Methodsp. 205
Principle of the Methodsp. 205
Applicationsp. 207
Fundamentalsp. 207
Instrumentsp. 215
Survey Practicep. 216
Processing and Interpretation of Measured Datap. 221
Quality Assurancep. 225
Personnel, Equipment, Time Neededp. 227
Examplesp. 228
Electromagnetic Methodsp. 239
Principle of the Methodsp. 239
Applicationsp. 243
Fundamentalsp. 243
Instrumentsp. 255
Survey Practicep. 260
Processing and Interpretation of Measured Datap. 263
Quality Assurancep. 266
Personnel, Equipment, Time Neededp. 269
Examplesp. 270
Ground Penetrating Radarp. 283
Principle of the Methodsp. 283
Applicationsp. 285
Fundamentalsp. 286
Instrumentsp. 297
Survey Practicep. 300
Processing, Presentation and Interpretation of the Measured Datap. 302
Quality Assurancep. 303
Personnel, Equipment, Time Neededp. 304
Examplesp. 305
Special Applications and New Developmentsp. 316
Seismic Methodsp. 337
Principle of the Methodsp. 337
Applicationsp. 340
Fundamentalsp. 341
Propagation of Elastic Wavesp. 341
Elastic Parameters and Seismic Velocitiesp. 343
Reflection, Transmission and Diffractionp. 347
Surface Wavesp. 350
Seismic Resolutionp. 352
Instrumentsp. 354
Seismic Sourcesp. 354
Seismic Sensorsp. 359
Seismic Recording Instrumentsp. 362
Seismic Refraction Surveyingp. 363
Principle of the Methodp. 363
Survey Practicep. 364
Processing and Interpretationp. 365
Personnel, Equipment, Time Neededp. 369
Seismic Reflection Surveyingp. 369
Principle of the Methodp. 369
Survey Practicep. 373
Processing and Interpretation of Measured Datap. 376
Quality Assurancep. 382
Personnel, Equipment and Time Neededp. 383
Borehole Seismic Methodsp. 384
Principle of the Methodsp. 384
Applicationsp. 384
Fundamentalsp. 385
Instrumentsp. 386
Survey Practicep. 386
Processing and Interpretation of Measured Datap. 387
Quality Assurancep. 387
Personnel, Equipment, Time Neededp. 388
Examplesp. 388
Surface Nuclear Magnetic Resonancep. 403
Principle of the Methodp. 403
Applicationsp. 404
Fundamentalsp. 404
Instrumentsp. 408
Survey Practicep. 410
Processing and Interpretation of the Measured Datap. 413
Quality Assurancep. 415
Personnel, Equipment, Time Neededp. 416
Examplesp. 416
Borehole Loggingp. 431
Principle of the Methodsp. 431
Applicationsp. 433
Slimhole Logging Equipment and Logging Methodsp. 434
Radioactivity Logging Methodsp. 436
Electrical Methodsp. 438
Electromagnetic Methodsp. 440
Acoustic Methodsp. 440
Optical Methodsp. 441
Methods for Determining the Properties of Drilling Fluids (Fluid Logs)p. 441
Methods for Determining Borehole Propertiesp. 443
Survey Practice, Personnel, Equipment, Time Neededp. 443
Quality Assurancep. 447
Processing and Interpretation of the Logging Data and Examplesp. 449
Expected Future Developmentsp. 470
Geophysical In-situ Groundwater and Soil Monitoringp. 475
Principle of the Methodsp. 475
Applicationsp. 477
Fundamentalsp. 478
Environmental Parametersp. 478
Optical Spectroscopyp. 481
EM Monitoringp. 484
Instrumentsp. 488
Field workp. 492
Processingp. 493
Quality Assurancep. 494
Personnel, Equipment, Time Neededp. 494
Examplesp. 495
Geological, Hydrogeological, Geochemical and Microbiological Investigationsp. 507
Methods for Characterizing the Geological Settingp. 507
Geologic Field Observationsp. 511
Trenchingp. 519
Drillingp. 524
Direct Push Technologyp. 540
Methods for Characterizing the Hydrologic and Hydraulic Conditionsp. 567
Precipitationp. 569
Evaporation and Evapotranspirationp. 581
Runoffp. 590
Infiltrationp. 603
Groundwater Rechargep. 612
Groundwater Monitoringp. 619
Determination of Hydraulic Parametersp. 643
Infiltrometer and Permeameter Testsp. 649
Pumping Testsp. 681
Laboratory Methodsp. 711
Methods for Characterizing the Geochemical and Microbiological Conditionsp. 749
Sampling and Analysis of Groundwater and Surface Waterp. 758
Planning and Preparation of Workp. 759
Groundwater Samplingp. 768
Groundwater Analysisp. 778
Sampling and Analysis of Soil, Rock, Stream and Lacustrine Sedimentsp. 785
Planning and Preparation of Workp. 786
Sampling of Soil, Rock, Stream and Lacustrine Sedimentsp. 790
Analysis of Soil, Rock, Stream and Lacustrine Sedimentsp. 797
Sampling and Analysis of Soil Gas and Landfill Gasp. 807
Planning and Preparation of Workp. 810
Sampling and Analysis of Soil Gas and Landfill Gasp. 811
Methods for Chemical Analysis used in Geochemical Investigationsp. 816
Laboratory Methods for the Determination of Migration Parametersp. 823
Basic Theory of Sorptionp. 824
Basic Theory of Transportp. 830
Sampling and Preparation of Soil or Sediment for the Determination of Migration Parameter Valuesp. 831
Batch Testsp. 832
Column Experimentsp. 838
Clays and Clay Mineralsp. 849
Cation Exchange Capacityp. 853
Carbonatesp. 862
Iron and Manganese Oxidesp. 867
Organic Carbonp. 871
Methods to Evaluate Biodegradation at Contaminated Sitesp. 876
Microbial Processes in the Subsurfacep. 877
Assessment Methodsp. 883
Case Studiesp. 892
Interpretation of Geological, Hydrogeological, and Geochemical Resultsp. 941
Statistical Methodsp. 941
Univariate Statisticsp. 942
Multivariate Statisticsp. 952
Time Series Analysisp. 958
Geostatistics and Interpolation of Spatial Datap. 959
Specific Tests of Hydrogeochemical Datap. 960
Conceptual Modelp. 962
Groundwater Flow Modelingp. 1001
Fundamentals of Groundwater Flow Modelingp. 1002
Programsp. 1009
Guide for Construction and Use of a Groundwater Modelp. 1014
Contaminant Transport Modelingp. 1020
Fundamentals of Transport Modelingp. 1021
Model Applicationp. 1041
Integration of Investigation Resultsp. 1053
Data Fusionp. 1054
Reprocessing and New Data Presentationp. 1055
Geographic Information Systemsp. 1061
Fundamentalsp. 1063
Hardware, Network, Software, and Manpowerp. 1067
Data Acquisition and Analysisp. 1072
Examplesp. 1075
Other Data Fusion Examplesp. 1091
Joint Interpretationp. 1099
Qualitative and Semiquantitative Approachp. 1099
Quantitative Approachp. 1150
Joint Quantitative Interpretation of Several Geophysical Measurements and Core Analysis Resultsp. 1050
Joint Inversionp. 1059
Joint Interpretation Using Statistical Methodsp. 1063
Glossaryp. 1195
Abbreviationsp. 1319
Units of Measurep. 1333
SI Prefixesp. 1335
None SI Unitsp. 1335
Physical Constantsp. 1336
Mathematical Symbols and Constantsp. 1337
Subject Indexp. 1339
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