Regency West 4 (Hyatt Regency San Antonio)
Developing nations in addition to other economic problems have severe groundwater problems. Some of these problems may stem from non-sanitized sewage and improper waste disposal to increase nitrate in water. Also, in coastal regions, uncontrolled drilled wells, deep well injection, and effect of uncontrolled growth and urbanization are affecting water quality. The session addresses groundwater issues, application of appropriate technology, solutions, and case studies of groundwater pollution in developing nations.
Moderator:
D.O. Omole, Ph.D.
Civil Engineering, Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria
Civil Engineering, Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria
4:20 p.m.
Incorporating Plantation Forestry as a Water Affecting Activity into Lower Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan
Chunfang Xu, PhD, University of South Australia
Chunfang Xu, PhD, University of South Australia
4:40 p.m.
Data Scarcity to Groundwater Sustainability: Utilizing Remote Sensing to Building Hydrogeological Knowledge
Stephanie S. Wong, Baylor University
Joseph D. White, Ph.D., Baylor University
Joe C. Yelderman Jr., Ph.D., Baylor University
Stephanie S. Wong, Baylor University
Joseph D. White, Ph.D., Baylor University
Joe C. Yelderman Jr., Ph.D., Baylor University
5:00 p.m.
The First Use of a Permeable Reactive Barrier in Ukraine to Treat Uranium-Contaminated Groundwater
Mike Wireman, U.S. EPA
Borys Yurievych Kornilovych, National Technical University of Ukraine
Mike Wireman, U.S. EPA
Borys Yurievych Kornilovych, National Technical University of Ukraine
5:20 p.m.
On the New Vertical and Horizontal Wells Analytical Solution and Comparisons with MODFLOW
Vedat Batu, Ph.D., PE, URS Corporation
Vedat Batu, Ph.D., PE, URS Corporation
