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SHALLOW SUBSURFACE GEOPHYSICAL APPLICATIONS IN ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY GANJ XXXIII Annual Conference and Field Trip A WORD FROM OUR SPONSORS i SHALLOW SUBSURFACE GEOPHYSICAL APPLICATIONS IN ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY GANJ XXXIII Annual Conference and Field Trip ii SHALLOW SUBSURFACE GEOPHYSICAL APPLICATIONS IN ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY GANJ XXXIII Annual Conference and Field Trip FIELD GUIDES & PROCEEDINGS OF PRIOR MEETINGS GANJ I: Puffer, John H., ed., 1984, Igneous Rocks of the GANJ XVII: Harper, David P. and, Goldstein, Fredric L., Newark Basin: Petrology, Mineralogy, and Ore Deposits, eds., 2000, Glacial Geology of New Jersey. and Guide to Field Trip. GANJ XVIII: Lacombe, Pierre, and Herman, Gregory, GANJ II: Talkington, Raymond W., and Epstein, Claude eds., 2001, Geology in Service to Public Health. M., eds., 1985, Geological Investigations of the Coastal GANJ XIX: D’Amato, Dana, ed., 2002, Geology of the Plain of Southern New Jersey: Part 1 - Field Guide; Part Delaware Water Gap Area. 2A - Hydrology and Coastal Plain; Part 2B - Paleontologic GANJ XX: Hozik, Michael J., and Mihalasky, Mark J., Investigations. eds., 2003, Periglacial Features of Southern New Jersey. GANJ III: Husch, Jonathan, M., and Goldstein, Fredric R., GANJ XXI: Puffer, John H., and Volkert, Richard A, eds., eds., 1986, Geology of the New Jersey Highlands and 2004, Neoproterozoic, Paleozoic, and Mesozoic Intrusive Radon in New Jersey. Rocks of Northern New Jersey and Southeastern New York. GANJ IV: Gallagher, William B., ed., 1987, Paleontology GANJ XXII: Gates, Alexander E., ed., 2005, Geology of and Stratigraphy of the Lower Paleozoic Deposits of the the Central Newark Basin - The View from the 21st Century. Delaware Water Gap Area. GANJ XXIII: Macaoay, Suzanne, and Montgomery, GANJ V: Husch, Jonathan, M., and Hozik, Michael J., eds., William, eds., Environmental Geology of the Highlands. 1988, Geology of the Central Newark Basin GANJ XXIV: Rainforth, Emma C., ed., 2007, GANJ VI: Grossman, I. G., ed., 1989, Paleozoic Geology Contributions to the Paleontology of New Jersey (II). of the Kittatinny Valley and Southwest Highlands N. J. GANJ XXV: Gorring, Matthew L., ed., 2008, GANJ VII: Brown, James O., and Kroll, Richard L., eds., Environmental and Engineering Geology of Northeastern 1990, Aspects of Groundwater in New Jersey. New Jersey. GANJ VIII: Crawford, Maria L., and Crawford, William GANJ XXVI: Freile, Deborah, ed., 2009, New Jersey A., eds., 1991, Evolution and Assembly of the Pennsylvania Coastal Plain Stratigraphy and Coastal Processes. - Delaware Piedmont. GANJ XXVII: Lacombe, Pierre, ed., 2010, Geology of the GANJ IX: Ashley, Gail M., and Halsey, Susan D., eds., Greater Trenton Area and Its Impact on the Capitol City. 1992, Environmental Geology of the Raritan River Basin. GANJ XXVIII: Rainforth, Emma C., and Uminski, Alan, GANJ X: Puffer, John H., ed., 1993, Geologic Traverse eds., 2011, Environmental Geology of Central New Jersey. Across the Precambrian Rocks of the New Jersey GANJ XXIX: Alexander, Jane, ed., 2012, Geology and Highlands. Public Lands. GANJ XI: Benimoff, Alan I., ed., 1994, Geology of Staten GANJ XXX: Benimoff, Alan I., ed., 2013, Igneous Island, New York. Processes During the Assembly and Breakup of Pangaea: GANJ XII: Baker, John E. B., ed., 1995, Contributions of Northern New Jersey and New York City. the Paleontology of New Jersey. GANJ XXXI: Duzgoren-Aydin, Nurdan S., ed. 2014, GANJ XIII: Dalton, Richard F., and Brown, James O., eds., Global Environmental Issues and Local Consequences: 1996, Karst Geology of New Jersey and Vicinity. Earth Surface Processes and Urban Environmental GANJ XIV: Benimoff, Alan I., and Puffer, John H., 1997, Quality. The Economic Geology of Northern New Jersey. GANJ XXXII: Herman, Gregory C., and Macaoay GANJ XV: Puffer, John H., ed., 1998, The Economic Ferguson, Suzanne, eds., 2015, Neotectonics of the New Geology of Central New Jersey. York Recess. GANJ XVI: Puffer, John H., ed., 1999, New Jersey Beaches and Coastal Processes from a Geologic and Environmental Perspective. Free pdf downloads of complete guidebooks are available at www.ganj.org. iii SHALLOW SUBSURFACE GEOPHYSICAL APPLICATIONS IN ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY GANJ XXXIII Annual Conference and Field Trip GEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION OF NEW JERSEY 2015/2016 EXECUTIVE BOARD President .......................................................... Mr. Michael P. Gagliano, NJ Geological and Water Survey Past President .................................... Dr. Gregory C. Herman, NJ Geological and Water Survey (Retired) President Elect ........................................ Dr. Michael Hozik, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Recording Secretary .......................... Mr. Stephen J. Urbanik, NJ Department of Environmental Protection Membership Secretary ................ Ms. Suzanne Macaoay Ferguson, Pennjersey Environmental Consulting Treasurer ................................................................. Dr. Emma Rainforth, Ramapo College of New Jersey Councilor at Large ..................................................... Dr. William Montgomery, New Jersey City University Councilor at Large ......................................................... Pierre Lacombe, United States Geological Survey Councilor at Large ........................................................ Mr. Alan Uminski, Environmental Restoration, LLC Conference Committee .............................................. Dr. Alan I. Benimoff, College of Staten Island/CUNY Conference Committee ............................................... Dr. Jane Alexander, College of Staten Island/CUNY iv SHALLOW SUBSURFACE GEOPHYSICAL APPLICATIONS IN ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY GANJ XXXIII Annual Conference and Field Trip CONFERENCE SCHEDULE Friday, October 14, 2016 - Oral Presentations The New Jersey State Museum Auditorium 10:30 - 12:00 Teachers’ Workshop – USGS Trenton 2D and 3D Fractured-bedrock characterization methods using oriented borehole imagery, Gregory C. Herman, Fern Beetle-Moorcroft, Michael P. Gagliano, Michelle E. Kuhn, and Mark A. French, NJ Geological & Water Survey, Trenton, NJ 12:00 - 1:00 Registration 1:00 - 1:30 Opening Remarks, State of the GANJ Organization & Business Meeting Michael P. Gagliano, New Jersey Geological and Water Survey and GANJ President 1:30 - 2:00 NJGWS Calibration and Flow Studies Using a Heat-Pulse Flow Meter Model HFP- 2293 Gregory C. Herman, Ph.D., New Jersey Geological and Water Survey (Retired) 2:00 - 2:30 Assessment of Electrical Resistivity Method to Map Groundwater Seepage Zones in Heterogeneous Sediments Michael P. Gagliano, New Jersey Geological and Water Survey 2:30 - 3:00 Break 3:00 - 3:30 Aquifer Heterogeneity and the Importance of Calibrating Ground-Penetrating Padar Data in Environmental Investigations Alex R. Fiore, U.S. Geological Survey 3:30 - 4:15 Borehole Televiewer Synoptic and Hydrogeologic Framework of Adjacent RACER and NAWC Industrial Sites, West Trenton, Mercer County, New Jersey Gregory C. Herman, Ph.D., New Jersey Geological and Water Survey (Retired) 4:15 - 5:30 Mapping Bedrock Fractures and Other Subsurface Conditions in Urbanized Environments Using the Multi-Channel Analysis of Surface Waves (MASW) Geophysical Method Richard Lee, P.G., R.GP, President and Principal Geophysicist, Quantum Geophysics 6:30 Dinner Saturday, October 15, 2016 - Field Trip New Jersey Geological and Water Survey, 25 Arctic Parkway, Ewing, NJ 8:00 - 9:00 Field Trip Starts at Stop 1: New Jersey Geological & Water Survey Geophysics garage 9:00 - 9:45 Travel to Stop 2 9:45 - 10:45 Stop 2: Prallsville Mills 10:45 - 11:15 Travel to Stop 3 11:15 - 12:15 Lunch 12:15 - 1:15 Stop 3: Villa Victoria Brook 1:15 - 1:30 Travel to Stop 4 1:30 - 3:45 Stop 4: NAWC 3:45 - 4:00 Return to New Jersey Geological and Water Survey v SHALLOW SUBSURFACE GEOPHYSICAL APPLICATIONS IN ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY GANJ XXXIII Annual Conference and Field Trip TABLE OF CONTENTS TEACHERS WORKSHOP 2D and 3D Fractured-bedrock characterization methods using oriented borehole imagery, Fern Beetle-Moorcroft, Gregory C. Herman, Michael P. Gagliano, Michelle E. Kuhn, and Mark A. French, NJ Geological & Water Survey, Trenton, NJ ............................................................ 1 PRESENTATIONS NJGWS Calibration and Flow Studies Using Heat-Pulse Flow Meter Model HFP-2293, Gregory C. Herman, Ph.D., New Jersey Geological and Water Survey (Retired) .................... 18 Assessment of Electrical Resistivity Method to Map Groundwater Seepage Zones in Heterogeneous Sediments, Michael Gagliano, New Jersey Geological and Water Survey .. 49 Aquifer heterogeneity and the importance of calibrating ground-penetrating radar data in environmental investigations, Alex R. Fiore, U.S. Geological Survey.................................. 59 Borehole Televiewer Synoptic and Hydrogeologic Framework of Adjacent RACER and NAWC Industrial Sites, West Trenton, Mercer County, New Jersey, Gregory C. Herman, Ph.D., New Jersey Geological and Water Survey (Retired) .................................................... 66 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION Mapping Bedrock Fractures and Other Subsurface Conditions in Urbanized Environments Using the Multi-Channel Analysis of Surface Waves (MASW) Geophysical Method, Richard Lee, P.G., R.GP, President and Principal Geophysicist, Quantum Geophysics ............................................................................................................................................. 100 FIELD TRIP GUIDE Stop 1– New Jersey Geological and Water Survey, Ewing, NJ. Fern Beetle-Moorcroft