- Understanding the geologic framework
- Mass discharge/mass flux in fractured rock
- Vertical and horizontal plume characterization
- Heterogeneity – What level of detail is needed for decision-making?
- Characterizing flow and contaminant transport properties
- Karst flow and contaminant transport properties
- State of the art in groundwater remediation in fractured rock
- Monitoring remediation effectiveness
- High-resolution characterization in fractured rock
- Alternative remediation end points for fractured rock sites
- Groundwater supply protection
- Pathogens in source water supply
- Arsenic and other natural contaminants in fractured rock
- Role of borehole geophysics in fractured rock characterization
- Hydrogeophysical testing
- Groundwater modeling
- Combined remediation approaches
- Emerging contaminants in fractured rock
- Role of geochemistry in characterizing fractured rock settings
- Biotic and abiotic degradation in the rock matrix
- How different characterization tools support decision-making
- Technical impracticability waivers in fractured rock environments
- Lessons learned: What didn’t work and why?
Abstracts must be submitted in sentence form and without bullet points by Sunday, March 22, 2015 at 11:59 p.m. ET.
Word limits are 15 words or less for titles and 300 words or less for abstracts.