Contaminated sites present unique challenges that require tailored approaches to investigation and remediation. Conceptual site models are conventionally based on snapshots of site conditions, but understanding how contaminant distributions evolve in the subsurface can provide deeper insights. Digital tools based on fundamental physical transport and biodegradation reactions can enhance these models and support decision-making. This talk highlights how these tools can be applied to site characterization, risk assessment, and risk reduction through natural attenuation. By leveraging straightforward analytical tools, complex processes can be simplified, enabling practical and sustainable remediation solutions. Join us to explore practical ways to start integrating these tools for sustainable remediation.
Parisa is an environmental engineer specializing in collaborative, science-driven solutions for contaminated site remediation. She led the development of the ASTM Standard Guide for Estimating Natural Attenuation Rates for NAPL in the Subsurface and applies innovative tools to tackle complex environmental challenges. At ARIS, Parisa supports professionals driving sustainable remediation forward.
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