Subsurface Excavation Articles & Analysis
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The CAVe team supported the project by: Performing data validation on all laboratory reports Uploading 1,000 samples Uploading 15,000 laboratory results Using survey and in-field mapping data from ArcMobile to map the site Migrating lithology data from 235 locations to be modeled in MVS Migrating site base data to ArcGIS to prep the data in 3D Utlizing LIF and boring data to model the ...
AULs serve to protect human health by prohibiting certain activities on AUL sites (i.e. excavations on sites with subsurface contamination). The problem with the current definition for HRECs for sites that had required controls was that it was sometimes interpreted by clients as environmental problems that happened in the past and had no current effect on a Site. ...
In many cases when you have to dewater an area of a construction or remediation site to do an excavation or other subsurface work, the water is clean and can be easily discharged without treatment. ...
In general, containment is performed when extensive subsurface contamination at a site precludes excavation and removal of wastes because of potential hazards, unrealistic cost, or lack of adequate treatment technologies. ...
In general, containment is performed when extensive subsurface contamination at a site precludes excavation and removal of wastes because of potential hazards and/or unrealistic cost. ...