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A groundwater well at the Savage Municipal Water Supply Superfund Site ejects water as a result of air sparging taking place in an adjacent well. Air sparging is a technique used in soil remediation that sneds pressurized air into the ground to remove soil contaminants.
A groundwater well at the Savage Municipal Water Supply Superfund Site ejects water as a result of air sparging taking place in an adjacent well. Air sparging is a technique used in soil remediation that sneds pressurized air into the ground to remove soil contaminants.
Low-flow groundwater sampling data was collected at the Stringfellow Superfund Site in California. This data was used to assess how well the Purge Analyzer Tool simulates in-well groundwater flow.
Low-flow groundwater sampling data was collected at the Stringfellow Superfund Site in California. This data was used to assess how well the Purge Analyzer Tool simulates in-well groundwater flow.
Research Hydrologist Phil Harte takes water-level measurements from a monitoring well that is adjacent to a uranium waste pile (visible in the background of the photograph).
Research Hydrologist Phil Harte takes water-level measurements from a monitoring well that is adjacent to a uranium waste pile (visible in the background of the photograph).
USGS Research Hydrologist Philip Harte describes the different types of different iron staining visible on downhole samplers that were used in passive sampling of groundwater wells.
USGS Research Hydrologist Philip Harte describes the different types of different iron staining visible on downhole samplers that were used in passive sampling of groundwater wells.
A groundwater well at the Savage Municipal Water Supply Superfund Site ejects water as a result of air sparging taking place in an adjacent well. Air sparging is a technique used in soil remediation that sneds pressurized air into the ground to remove soil contaminants.
A groundwater well at the Savage Municipal Water Supply Superfund Site ejects water as a result of air sparging taking place in an adjacent well. Air sparging is a technique used in soil remediation that sneds pressurized air into the ground to remove soil contaminants.
Low-flow groundwater sampling data was collected at the Stringfellow Superfund Site in California. This data was used to assess how well the Purge Analyzer Tool simulates in-well groundwater flow.
Low-flow groundwater sampling data was collected at the Stringfellow Superfund Site in California. This data was used to assess how well the Purge Analyzer Tool simulates in-well groundwater flow.
Research Hydrologist Phil Harte takes water-level measurements from a monitoring well that is adjacent to a uranium waste pile (visible in the background of the photograph).
Research Hydrologist Phil Harte takes water-level measurements from a monitoring well that is adjacent to a uranium waste pile (visible in the background of the photograph).
USGS Research Hydrologist Philip Harte describes the different types of different iron staining visible on downhole samplers that were used in passive sampling of groundwater wells.
USGS Research Hydrologist Philip Harte describes the different types of different iron staining visible on downhole samplers that were used in passive sampling of groundwater wells.