Below
you will find a listing of Plan B Research Project Reports (developed
in furfillment of a M.S. degree on a non-thesis option), M.S. theses,
and Ph.D. dissertations in Hydrogeology (G.
Robbins, major advisor). You
may obtained copies of theses and dissertations by contacting the UCONN
library. Contact Professor Gary Robbins to
obtain copies of Plan B reports.
Plan B Research Project Reports
1992
Wade Thomas
Applicability
of Empirical Permeability Estimation Techniques in Glacial Deposits
and Evaluation of the Permeability Distribution of Recompacted Stratified
Drift Samples
1994
Bruce Olmstead
Determination
of In-Situ Soil Air Permeability-Values Utilizing Soil Gas Surveying
Techniques
John Bondos
Macroscopic
Scale Anisotropy Assessment For Glacial, Alluvial and Coastal Plain
Geologic Sediments
1997
Remo Mondazzi
Streambed
Scour Processes Including a Level II Analysis of a Select Bridge Site
in Somers, Connecticut
2005
David Lehnus
An Assessment of Field and Empirical Methods to Determine True LNAPL
Thickness
Kathy Lehnus
The
Effects of Potassium Permanganate Injection on Chlorinated Hydrocarbons
and Groundwater Quality Parameters: A Case Study
Robert Sernoffsky
Use of the In-Situ Troll 9000 to Locate Fractures Contributing to Ground
Water Flow in Bedrock Wells
M.S. Theses
1988
John Griffith
A
New Method for Field Analysis of Soils Contaminated with Aromatic Hydrocarbon
Compounds
1991
Robert Bristol
Site
Characterization and Groundwater Sampling Studies at an Underground
Gasoline Storage Tank Facility
James Martin-Hayden
Fracture
Evaluation with Down-Hole/Down-Hole and Down-Hole/Surface Resistivity
Surveys
1992
Gordon Binkhorst
Evaluation
of Slug Test Methods for Determining Hydraulic Conductivity in Unconfined
Aquifers
1994
Aaron Green
Hydrogeologic
Characterization of a Contaminated Bedrock Aquifer in Ashford, Connecticut
1995
Brendan Deyo
Spatial
and Temporal Variations in the Soil Gas Composition at a Gasoline Underground
Storage Tank Release Site
1996
Joanna Jasiorkowski
Systematic
Variations in Relative Abundance of Benzene, Toluene, Ethylbenzene,
and Xylenes in Gasoline-Contaminated Ground Water
David McCabe
Evaluation
of a Method for Obtaining Multilevel Hydrogeologic Data from Ground
Water
Monitoring Wells
Christine Troskosky
Evaluation
of the Processes Influencing the Three-Dimensional Contaminant Distribution
of Gasoline in Ground Water
1997
Marya A. Butler
Multilevel
Ground Water and Soil Sampling at Underground Storage Tank Sites
Karen Billick
A
Proportionate Mixing Method for Conducting Soil Gas Surveying Using
Total Organic Vapor Detectors
1999
Edward J. Gilbert
A
three-dimensional evaluation of mass removal and remediation effectiveness
at a leaking underground storage tank site
2001
Chistopher Ryan Goad
An evaluation of post-remediation MTBE
contamination at a service station site
2002
Richard
Brainerd
A
stepwise discharge tracer dilution method for deriving fracture properties
in crystalline bedrock wells
2005
Benjamin
Cagle
Fracture Hydrogeology
of Two Wells in Crystalline Bedrock Located In A Glacial Upland In
Connecticut
Rebecca Budja
A Field Study of Ground Water Monitoring Well Purging and
Sampling
2006
Meredith Metcalf
Investigating the Influence of Purging on Long-Term Remediation Compliance
Monitoring
Ph.D. Dissertations
1994
James Martin-Hayden
Influences
of Mass Balance, Averaging, and Transport on the Accuracy of Groundwater
Quality Samples
1997
Gordon Binkhorst
Delineation
and Weathering of Gasoline Contamination in Three Dimensions Using
Multi-level Soil and Ground Water Samples
