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A Workshop on Soil Vapor Monitoring, Vapor Intrusion, and Indoor Air was conducted during September 26-27, 2005 at the Hilton Harbor Inn in San Diego, CA. More than 60 State and Federal LUST remediation officials attended. The first day of the workshop included a comprehensive presentation by Dr. Blayne Hartman, principal of H&P Mobile Geochemistry on: Overview of Vapor Intrusion; Principles of Vapor Movement; Review of Federal and State Guidance, Methods to Assess Upward Vapor Risk, and Soil Gas Sampling & Analysis Methods. The Evaluation of the Vapor Intrusion Pathway from Within the Petroleum Industry was given by Victor Kremesec of the Atlantic Richfield Company.
Following the morning plenary sessions, the attendees were taken by bus to a field demonstration of soil gas sampling and collection at an Atlantic Richfield gas station site which was closed temporarily for site remediation. The second day consisted of plenary sessions on topics including the Review of the 50 State Programs and a discussion of Colorado Vapor Sampling Data; ITRC Efforts into Vapor Intrusion Issues; and Practical Approaches to Sub-slab Sampling.
Presentations
»Part 1 – Overview of Vapor Intrusion
»Part 2 – Principles of Vapor Movement
»Part 3 – Review of Federal & State Guidance
»Part 4 – Methods to Assess Upward Vapor Risk
»Part 5 – Soil Gas Sampling & Analysis Methods
- Blayne Hartman; H&P Mobile Geochemistry (3.17 MB)
»A Perspective On The Evaluation Of The Vapor Intrusion Pathway From Within The Petroleum Industry
- Victor Kremesec, Atlantic Richfield Company – A Bp Affiliated Company
»Review of 50 State Programs, Colorado Vapor Sampling Data
- Maryln Hajicek, Colorado Remediation Section Program Manager (135 KB)
»ITRC Efforts Into Vapor Intrusion Issues
- Greg Johnson, University of Colorado, ITRC (891 KB)
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