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130
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Laurel Environmental /
EPhase2 – New York
114
Fenley & Nicol
Environmental
– New York
123
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Field Team: Corey Johnson and Tony Miller
(not pictured) with Gannett Fleming
Field Site: Eau Claire, WI
Depth/Date: 100 feet / Jun 10, 2009
Geoprobe® Owner: Soil Essentials, New
Glarus, WI
Field Data: Model 540B and SP15
Groundwater Sampler. Ran out of inner
rods or could have gone further.
Geoprobe Systems®
– California
SM Stoller Corp – Ohio
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Field Team: (l to r) Jeff Walters and Jonathan Walters
Field Site: near Cincinnati, OH
Depth/Date: 123 feet / Jun 9, 2009
Geoprobe® Owner: SM Stoller Corp., Harrison, OH
Field Data: Model 6600 using 1.5 in. rods with millslot sampling for uranium.
101
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Field Team: Quinton Wilson
Field Site: Fullerton, CA
Depth/Date: 137 feet / Jun 17, 2009
Geoprobe® Owner: Geoprobe
Systems®, Salina, KS
Field Data: Model 8040DT using 2.25
in. rods. Bedrock at apprx. 140 ft.
feet
100
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feet
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Field Team: Chris Lacko and Sergio
Navarro
Field Site: Old Bridge, NJ
Depth/Date: 100 feet / Jul 15, 2009
Geoprobe® Owner: ARS Technologies
Inc., New Brunswick, NJ
Field Data: Model 8040DT continuous
coring with DT325 system.
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Geoprobe Systems®
– Kansas
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Field Team: (l to r) Jason Eikleberry and
Patrick Richmeier
Field Site: Halstead, KS
Depth/Date: 101 feet / Jul 8, 2009
Geoprobe® Owner: Geoprobe Systems®,
Salina, KS
Field Data: Model 7822DT. HPT logging
and SP16 groundwater sampling.
100
ARS Technologies
– New Jersey
feet
137
feet
feet
100
Soil Essentials
– Wisconsin
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Field Team: (l to r) Mike Mede and Brian Rath
Field Site: Hempstead, NY
Depth/Date: 114 feet / Dec 17, 2008
Geoprobe® Owner: Fenley & Nicol Environmental, Deer
Park, NY
Field Data: Model 6620DT. Continuous soil sampling
using 2.25-in. probe rods and MC5 samplers.
feet
Pushed to 100 - 199 feet
Pushed to 200 - 299 feet
Pushed to 300 - 399 feet
feet
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Field Team: Steven Bitetto and Brendan Moran (not pictured)
Field Site: Plainview, Long Island, NY
Depth/Date: 130 feet / Nov 12, 2007
Geoprobe Owner: Laurel Environmental/EPhase 2, Huntington, NY
Field Data: Model 6610DT machine using 1.5 in. rods with SP15 stainless
steel groundwater sampler and expendable point.
Summitt Envirosolutions
– Minnesota
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Field Team: (l to r) Peter Bell and Waylon Hirst
Ross Czechowicz and Dan Hunter (not pictured)
Field Site: Lake Elmo, MN
Depth/Date: 100 feet / Jun 15, 2009
Geoprobe® Owner: Summit Envirosolutions, St. Paul, MN
Field Data: Model 66DT with DT22 to 84 ft., discrete Macro-Core® sampling to 100 ft and SP15 for
groundwater samples. Determine the placement of three monitoring wells from five possible
locations. Three possible depths the screens could be set, so collected continuous soil and
groundwater samples from the three prospectve depths in each of the five locations to determine
accurate placement and depth of the wells.
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Fall 2009