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The Use of Remote Sensing Equipment in Faulted Karst Terrain to Optimize Gasoline Remediation Chris Schaefer, CHMM Sunbelt Environmental Services, Inc. 621 North Prince Lane Springfield, Missouri, 65802, USA, [email protected]
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The Use of Remote Sensing Equipment in Faulted Karst
Terrain to Optimize Gasoline Remediation
Chris Schaefer, CHMMSunbelt Environmental Services, Inc.
621 North Prince LaneSpringfield, Missouri, 65802, USA, [email protected]
The Highlandville Fault System
The Highlandville Fault System
Tube 300R by In-SituThe “Brain” of the operation where all the sensors relay the raw data. The transducer (level troll 400) connects to the bottom.
Adcon RG1 Rain Gauge
HydroVu
• Open your phone’s internet browser.• Type in HydroVu into google or type in hydrovu.com• In google it’s the third option from the top
• Username (or email) is: [email protected]• Password is: mwcc
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Water Level Correlation Between Wells
Advantages of using this remoting sensing equipment (Tube 300r, Adcon RG1, Level troll 400)• 1. Near real time data to make near real time decisions• 2. Has had a “good” reliability thus far for our specific application• 3. Once the equipment is configured and set it is a hands-off
operation• 4. The Graphical User Interface (GUI) is easy to work with and
interpret• 5. In-Situ has GREAT customer service for setting up the equipment
and all troubleshooting issues
Disadvantages
• 1. We don’t live in a perfect world• Open the hydrovu website• Select data from a few days before June 1st 2019 • Let go of the past (unusable data) and know in your heart it will not happen
again.
• 2. It is preferable to place the tube within an above ground completion, flush mount completions may cause issues.• Sealing the wellhead (j-plug) and having wires come through the plug• Potential antenna issues
• 3. Must have cell service, at least intermittent service.
Utilizing the data
• Understanding the groundwater/precipitation relationship• Using that relationship to optimize vapor extraction removal efforts• Adjusting vacuum levels• Selecting extraction wells to pull from (wells that do not have submerged
screen)
• Aids in the estimation of removal rates• Coupled with vapor samples collected from each extraction well and PID
measurements collected during site visits. • i.e. high water levels “close off” access to karst features and fractures.
Vapor Extraction
Thank You!
