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7Th Washington Hydrogeologyhydrogeology Symposiumsymposium 7th Washington HydrogeologyHydrogeology SymposiumSymposium Program April 28 - 30, 2009 The Greater Tacoma Convention & Trade Center Washington State Organized by: Department of Ecology science for a changing world http://www.ecy.wa.gov/events/hg 7th Washington Hydrogeology GENERAL SCHEDULE Symposium DATE ACTIVITY Sunday, April 26 Field Trip 1 (Day 1): Hydrogeology of Beer and Wine in the Yakima Valley Monday, April 27 Field Trip 1 (Day 2): Hydrogeology of Beer and Wine in the Yakima Valley (Canceled) Field Trip 2: Hydrogeologic Implications of Removing Elwha River Dams Tuesday, April 28 1st Day of Symposium: All Day Talks, Lunch Provided Afternoon Poster & Exhibitor Session Evening Reception Wednesday, April 29 2nd Day of Symposium: All Day Talks, Lunch Provided Morning Workshop: (1) Ecology’s Environmental Information Management (EIM) Database Afternoon Panels: (1) Are Critical Areas Ordinances Protecting Water Supplies? (2) Professional Licensure Field Trip 3: Coastal Cliff Geology Dinner Cruise Thursday, April 30 3rd Day of Symposium: Half Day Talks All Day Workshop: (5) Well Driller Session Afternoon Workshops: (2) HOC Sorption; (3) Subsurface Heterogeneity; (4) Ground-Water Recharge Field Trip 4: Fiber Optic-Distributed Temperature Sensing (Canceled) Field Trip 5 (Day 1): Hydrogeology of the San Juan Islands Friday, May 1 Field Trip 5 (Day 2): Hydrogeology of the San Juan Islands 77thth WashingtonWashington HydrogeologyHydrogeology SymposiumSymposium Welcome! Welcome to the 7th Washington Hydrogeology Symposium! Our venue at the Greater Tacoma Convention and Trade Center in Tacoma, Washington, offers an upscale meeting place surrounded by beautiful mountain and water views and a wide variety of dining, shopping, and museum-going opportunities. We have assembled a program of 60 talks and 22 poster presentations this year, including such topics as Geochemistry and Contaminant Mobility, Water Rights Mitigation, and Ground and Surface Water Interactions. e W have exciting field trips, ranging from the Hydrogeologic Implications of Removing the Elwha River Dams to Hydrogeology of the San Juan Islands. Five workshops will be presented, including Subsurface Heterogeneity and a Well Driller Session good for continuing education credits. We also have two panels this year that will discuss Critical Areas Ordinances and Professional Licensure. At this year’s Symposium, opening remarks will be provided by Jay Manning, Director of the Washington State Department of Ecology. Keynote speakers will include Dr. Richelle Allen-King, State University of New York at Buffalo, a leader in the study of geochemical processes on the fate and transport of contaminants in ground and surface waters; Dr. Ingrid Verstraeten, U.S. Geological Survey, International Water Resources Branch, Reston, Virginia, and Dr. Gary S. Weissmann, University of New Mexico, whose expertise includes detailed geological characterization of subsurface heterogeneity in aquifers and petroleum reservoirs. Our Exhibitors offer a wide variety of state-of-the-art data collection, analysis, and reporting solutions and highlights of important programs and services. Our Sponsors deserve a special Thank You during these especially difficult economic times. Through their generosity, our sponsorship goals were exceeded and the Symposium continues to be able to offer this meeting at a very affordable price. Please join us in thanking our Sponsors listed on the back cover of the Program. The Symposium provides a unique opportunity to connect with other professional hydrogeologists, geologists, and hydrologists from throughout the Pacific Northwest. On behalf of the 7th Washington Hydrogeology Symposium Steering Committee and myself, Welcome! We hope that you will have a productive and enjoyable few days at the Symposium and that you will make plans to join us again in 2011. Best Regards, Sue Kahle, LHG 2009 Symposium Chair U.S. Geological Survey, Tacoma, WA Left to right: (Top row) Laura Klasner, Sandra Caldwell, Bryony Stasney, Ken Johnson, Christopher Gellasch, Laurie Morgan, Alex K. (Sandy) Williamson; (Bottom row) Christopher Brown, Donna Freier, Sue Kahle, Mark Freshley, Marcia Knadle, John Pearch. 7th Washington Hydrogeology Symposium Steering Committee Sue Kahle – U.S. Geological Survey, Chair Mark Freshley – Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Vice Chair Brian Drost – U.S. Geological Survey (retired), Treasurer Donna Freier – City of Olympia, Secretary Laurie Morgan – Washington Department of Ecology, Officer at Large Bryony Stasney – Golder Associates Inc., Officer at Large Carey Gazis – Central Washington University, Officer at Large Christopher Brown – Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Poster Session, Student Coordinator Heidi Bullock – Landau Associates Inc., Committee at Large Sandra Caldwell – Washington Department of Ecology, Panel Coordinator Christopher Curran – U.S. Geological Survey, Field Trip Coordinator Christopher Gellasch – U.S. Army, Workshop Coordinator Ken Johnson – U.S. Geological Survey, Committee at Large Laura Klasner – Washington Department of Ecology, Panel Coordinator Marcia Knadle – U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Bob Miller – Robert D. Miller Consulting, Inc., Well Driller Session Coordinator Robert Mitchell – Western Washington University, Committee at Large Christine Neumiller – Washington Department of Ecology, Webmaster John Pearch – Washington Department of Ecology, Field Trip Coordinator Charles San Juan – Washington Department of Ecology, Committee at Large, 2007 Chair Jason Shira – Washington Department of Ecology, Committee at Large Joy Thompson – Washington State University, Event Coordinator Gary Walvatne – Hahn and Associates Inc., Committee at Large Sandy Williamson – U.S. Geological Survey, Committee at Large, 2003 Chair The Greater Tacoma Convention & Trade Center The Greater Tacoma Convention & Trade Center is at 1500 Broadway, Tacoma, WA 98402. Directions are available online at http://www.tacomaconventioncenter.com/plan_directions.html or by phone at (253) 830-6601. Contents Program Schedule ....................................................................................................................................................... 6 Keynote Abstracts and Bios ...................................................................................................................................... 9 Oral Abstracts............................................................................................................................................................... 12 Poster Abstracts .......................................................................................................................................................... 73 Panels ............................................................................................................................................................................ 96 Workshops .................................................................................................................................................................... 97 Workshops Abstracts .................................................................................................................................................. 99 Field Trips ...................................................................................................................................................................... 101 Author Index ................................................................................................................................................................. 104 Exhibitors ....................................................................................................................................................................... 108 Sponsors............................................................................................................................................................Back Cover 6 Schedule Program Session 1A – General Hydrogeology – April 28, 10:30–11:50 AM 10:30–11:50 28, April – Hydrogeology General – 1A Session 7th Washington Hydrogeology Symposium ROGRAM CHEDULE P S 7:30 AM TUESDAY APRIL 28, 2009 - REGISTRATION 7:30 AM 8:30 AM Welcome: Sue Kahle, Chair, 2009 Hydrogeology Symposium, U.S. Geological Survey (Ballroom A & B) 8:45 AM Opening Remarks: Jay Manning, Director, Washington State Dept. of Ecology (Ballroom A & B) 9:00 AM Keynote 1: Dr. Richelle M. Allen-King – From Grains to Aquifers – Building a Geologic Framework for Organic Contaminant Transport in Sediments (Ballroom A & B) 10:00 AM Break 10:30 AM 1A: GENERAL HYDROGEOLOGY (RM 316) 1B: GEOCHEMISTRY AND CONTAMINANT MOBILITY (RM 317) The Conceptual Site Model: Simple in Concept, Complex in Application: Environmental Isotopes and Age Tracers in the Columbia Basin Joe Caggiano, WA Dept. of Ecology Groundwater Management Area (GWMA), Washington: Dimitri Vlassopoulos, Papadopulos and Assoc. Testing at the Hanford Site 300 Area Integrated Field Challenge, Washington: Stable Isotope Hydrogeology in the Palouse Basin, Southeastern Mark Freshley, Pacific NW Nat’l Lab-PNNL Washington: Utility of an Environmental Tracer in Studies of Recharge, Contamination, and Global Change: SESSION Hydrology, Scientists, and Water Infrastructure in Pakistan and Kent Keller, Washington State University 1 Afghanistan: Alex (Sandy) Williamson, U.S. Geological Survey Different Uranium Phases on Contaminated Sediments: Wooyong Um, Pacific NW Nat’l Lab-PNNL Evaluation of Groundwater Quality
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