Summary

A process-based conceptual site model (CSM) creates a centralized hub of site-specific information that is updated and analyzed to inform each step of the remediation process. In this presentation, learn about how the CSM can inform complex site remedy selection and design with accurate representations of processes that will directly impact performance, cost and schedule. Through a combination of high-resolution site characterization borings, Environmental Sequence Stratigraphy and hydrogeologic data, projects can construct a framework that targets an efficient remedial strategy.

Presenters

Wayne Weber, RG

Regional Environmental Practice Manager

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Wayne Weber specializes in investigating and cleaning up complex contaminated sites, evaluating liability and risks associated with potential transactions, and achieving and maintaining compliance with environmental laws and regulations.

Ben Clement

Senior Geologist, RG

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Ben Clement is experienced in site characterization with an emphasis on hydrogeologic interpretations. He specializes in collecting and analyzing data using high-resolution site characterization technologies for enhancing conceptual site models.