2007 Ground Water Summit


Monday, April 30, 2007
4:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday, May 1, 2007
9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

Tuesday, May 1, 2007
4:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Geologic Mapping for Ground Water Supply and Protection
Geologic mapping is necessary for determining the size and location of aquifers, the variability of aquifer properties, and what materials protect them. This poster session seeks examples of maps and three-dimensional models that have helped geologists and engineers better understand an aquifer system. We also invite examples of maps and models that have been useful in helping policy makers understand ground water systems to enhance management of the resource.
 Moderator: Beverly L. Herzog, IL State Geological Survey
Geophysical Investigations to Map Hydrogeologic Controls of Major Springs in Ash Meadows and Karst Features Adjacent to Devil's Hole
John Jansen, RGP, Ph.D.1, Michael King2, Ted Powell, PG3 and Joy Loughry3, (1)Aquifer Science & Technology/Rue, (2)The Hydrodynamics Group, (3)Aquifer Science and Technology
Controlled Source-Frequency Domain Magnetics for Characterizing Contaminated Ground Water Sites
Val Kofoed, PE, Willowstick Technologies LLC
Accompanying Drilling with Additional Investigation: A Successful Case History in Eritrea
Ketema G. Mahari and Teklay Z. Kidane, Universal Water Consultants
Remedial Characterization of a Dry Cleaning Site Using Membrane Interface Probe Technology Coupled with Three-Dimensional Visualization Analysis
Eric Rogoff, RG, PG, CEG1, Donald T. Bradshaw, PG2 and Lucas Goldstein, PG, EIT1, (1)LFR Inc., (2)LFR, Inc.
Integration of Geophysical, Remote Sensing and Hydrogeological Data to Characterize Ground Water Contamination from a Mine Waste Landfill in Southern China
Philip J. Carpenter, Northern Illinois University, Aizhong Ding, Beijing Normal University and Lirong Cheng, Sheffield University
Three-Dimensional Experiment Design to Characterize the Behavior of Dense Non-Aqueous Phase Liquid Transport and Dissolution in Fractured Media
Jared D. King1, John E. McCray1 and Charles E. Schaefer, Ph.D.2, (1)Colorado School of Mines, (2)Shaw Environmental and Infrastructure Inc.
Environmental Influences on the Probability and Prediction of Nitrate in Private Wells
Kelly L. Warner, U.S. Geological Survey
Part 1 
Hydrogeologic Framework of the Albuquerque-Rio Rancho Metropolitan Area, Bernalillo and Sandoval County, New Mexico: An Update Based on Geologic Mapping
Sean D. Connell, Mr., New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Geologic Mapping for Ground Water Resource Management in Kane County, Illinois
William S. Dey, A. M. Davis, C.C. Abert, B.B. Curry and D.A. Keefer, Illinois State Geological Survey

The 2007 Ground Water Summit