Ean M Warren
Ean M Warren is an Emeritus Hydrologist with the USGS Water Resources Mission Area.
Science and Products
Relative contributions of microbial and infrastructure heat at a crude oil-contaminated site
Biodegradation of contaminants can increase the temperature in the subsurface due to heat generated from exothermic reactions, making temperature observations a potentially low-cost approach for determining microbial activity. For this technique to gain more widespread acceptance, it is necessary to better understand all the factors affecting the measured temperatures. Biodegradation has been occu
Authors
Ean Warren, Barbara A. Bekins
Science and Products
Relative contributions of microbial and infrastructure heat at a crude oil-contaminated site
Biodegradation of contaminants can increase the temperature in the subsurface due to heat generated from exothermic reactions, making temperature observations a potentially low-cost approach for determining microbial activity. For this technique to gain more widespread acceptance, it is necessary to better understand all the factors affecting the measured temperatures. Biodegradation has been occu
Authors
Ean Warren, Barbara A. Bekins