REGENESIS Webinar: Using Geology to Follow the Groundwater: Follow the Flow to Successful Remediation

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In this webinar we are pleased to have as a special guest speaker Rick Cramer, CA Remediation Department Manager at Burns & McDonnell. His presentation demonstrates Environmental Sequence Stratigraphy (ESS), an established methodology that significantly reduces uncertainty and provides the framework for characterizing contaminant migration pathways and defining the conceptual site model (CSM).

Examples are presented that show the efficacy of ESS as a critical path to complex site investigation and remediation. The methodology has been successfully applied at numerous complex contaminated groundwater sites throughout the US, including over 25 US DOD facilities. The case studies provide examples of best practices in applying geology to CSMs and provide “rules of thumb” to test the efficacy of your CSM, such as the following questions:

Is groundwater flow, and the contaminant plume, controlled by geologic features (e.g., buried sand channels)?
Does the CSM adequately define the geologic features?
What tools are available to define the geologic features that carry groundwater contamination?
How do buried sand channels and other geologic features affect source identification?
How do they affect remedial design?

Rick Cramer is joined by Craig Sandefur, Vice President of Remediation Applications Development at REGENESIS.

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About the Presenters:

REGENESIS Webinar about PlumeStop with special guest presenter Rick Cramer, PG
CA Remediation Department Manager, Burns & McDonnell
Rick Cramer is a California licensed Professional Geologist (PG) with over 30 years of environmental experience, and serves as the Remediation Department Manager and Environmental Sequence Stratigraphy Practice Lead with Burns & McDonnell out of their Brea, CA office. Rick has a BS degree in geology from University of the Pacific and a MS degree in geology from University of California, Davis. He began his professional career in the petroleum industry, and pioneered the application of sequence stratigraphy to groundwater projects.

REGENESIS Webinar about PlumeStop with special guest presenter Craig Sandefur
Vice President of Remediation Applications Development, REGENESIS
Craig Sandefur has 20 years of experience in the remediation industry and has developed much of REGENESIS’ current product application capabilities. In this role, Mr. Sandefur was the focal point in the development of what is now commonly accepted direct-push application protocols for delivery of electron acceptors like ORC® and ORC Advanced®, electron donors like HRC® and 3-D Microemulsion® and chemical oxidants like RegenOx®. He was directly involved in the development of ORC and HRC design software which has become some of the most widely used software in the environmental industry. Mr. Sandefur has successfully designed and implemented a wide-range of in situ remediation strategies on hundreds of projects and provides expertise in the areas of technical trouble shooting and field performance.