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Proceedings of the
Symposium on the Application of Geophysicsto Engineering and Environmental Problems
Compiled and Edited by
Michael H. PowersLynn CramerRonald S. Bell
March 14-18, 1999Oakland, CA
UB/TIB Hannover 89118 766 35X
The Annual Meeting of theEnvironmental and Engineering Geophysical Society
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Conference Planning Committee iiiDisclaimer ivTable of Contents vIntroduction xviiAcknowledgements xx
Oral Session M-1Engineering Forum - Case Histories of Engineering Geophysics ISession Chairs: Paul Michaels and Craig Benson
In Situ Stress Measurements Can Help Define Local Variations in FractureHydraulic Conductivity at Shallow Depth 1CA. Barton and D. Moos
Geotechnical Applications of VSP Surveys Using the Seismic Cone Penetrometer... 11Kevin Jarvis, Rosemary Knight, and John Howie
Use of Square Array Resistivity to Assess the Style of Jointing on thePalisades Cliffs, Northern New Jersey 21Patricia M. Kenyon and Lyndon A. Brown
Roadside Application of Seismic Surface Waves Over Abandoned Mines6. Burcin Avar and Barbara A. Luke 31
Self-Potential Methods to Investigate the Water Seepage Flow Field throughEarthfill Embankment Dams 41Kevin M. Payne and Robert F. Corwin
Seismic Survey across an Environment with Very High Poisson's Ratio 49Michael Roth, Roman Spitzer, and Frank Nitsche
Oral Session M-2Use of Seismic Surface WavesSession Chairs: Rob Huggins and Jim Hunter
Non-Destructive Testing of Ground Strength Using the SASW-Method 57Jorgen Bergstrom
Non-Intrusive Evaluation of Submarine Tunnel Foundation Using DynamicHigh-Frequency Surface Wave Prospecting 67Tieshuan Guo and Lanbo Liu
Frequency-Wavenumber Analysis of Passive Surface Waves 75Daren J. Zywicki and Glenn J. Rix
Surface-Wave Group-Velocity Tomography for Shallow Structures 85Leland Timothy Long and A. H. Kocaoglu
Configuration of Near-Surface Shear-Wave Velocity by Inverting SurfaceWave 95JianghaiXia, Richard D. Miller, and Choon Byong Park
A Study on the Characteristics of Geotechnically Different Sitesby Surface Wave Inversion Method 105Heeok Jung
Multimodal Analysis of High Frequency Surface Waves 115Choon Byong Park, Richard D. Miller, and Jianghai Xia
The Combination of the SASW Method and DC-Resistivity inCharacterization of Old Landfills 123Mats Svensson, Christian Bernstone, and Torleif Dahlin
Oral Session M-3Engineering Forum - Case Histories of Engineering Geophysics IISession Chairs: David Bieber and Glenn Rix
The Resistivity Piezocone Penetration Test (RCPTU) for Quality Control ofGeotechnical Ground Densification 133Chris R. Daniel, John A. Howie, Richard G. (Dick) Campanella, and Heraldo L.Giacheti
Geophysical Investigation of an Abandoned Landfill 143Andrew P. deWet and Rob Sternberg
A Sea-Bottom Seismic Energy Source for Shallow Water EngineeringApplications 153R.L. Good, R. A. Burns, and J.A. Hunter
A Step Frequency Georadar Module for an Environmental ConePenetrometer 163Fan-Nian Kong, James M. Strout, and John H. Loevholt
Geophysics Comes of Age in Oil Sands Development 173Paul Bauman, Richard Kellett, Eric Gilson, Russ Pagulayan, and Anil Sharma
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Use of Engineering Geophysics in the Design of Highway Passing Lanes 179P. Michaels
Integrated Geophysical Investigation Helps Improve a LandfillClosure Design 189Roark W. Smith
Routine Application of Radar in Underground Mining Applications 197Hylton White, Alten du Plessis, Keith Noble, and Mike Treloar
Poster SessionSeismic MethodsSession Chair: Rob Huggins
Land Streamer: A New System for High-Resolution S-Wave ShallowReflection Surveys 207Tomio Inazaki
Physical Ultrasonic Modeling of Rayleigh Wave Field in the Near Vicinity ofan Anisotropic Wave Barrier 217Elizabeth Its, Alexei Anisimov, and Vitalii Kashkevich
A Shallow Marine Seismic Reflection Survey in Suisun Bay 225Zhuping Liu, James W. Rector, and Patrick Williams
Seismic Refraction Case Studies at Environmental Sites 235Craig Murray, Dean Keiswetter and Edward Rostosky
Recovering of Scattering Objects by Means of Focusing Transformation ofSeismic Multioffset Data 245Vladimir A. Pozdniakov
High-Resolution, Multichannel, Marine Seismic Surveying Usinga Small Airgun Source 255A. Pugin, S.E. Pullan, R.A. Burns, M. Douma, and R.L. Good
Poster SessionDetection and Delineation of Voids and Engineered StructuresSession Chair: Phyllis Halvorson
Tests of Shallow-Penetrating EM Systems Over an Underground Bunker 265David L. Campbell and J. Christopher Eckhart
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Gravity in Cave Exploration 273Mary Krasovec and Frank Dale Morgan
Detection of Near-Surface Voids Using Surface Wave 281Choon Byong Park, Richard D. Miller, and Jianghai Xia
Cave Detection Using GPR 287Philip M. Reppert, Yervant Vichabian, John Sogade, and Frank Dale Morgan
A Case Study of the Use of Multi-Electrode Earth Resistivity inThinly Mantled Karst 293M.J.S. Roth, J.R. Mackey, andJ.E. Nyquist
Resistivity in Cave Exploration 303Frank Dale Morgan, Weiqun Shi, Yervant Vichabian,John Sogade, and William Rodi
Electromagnetic Cave-to-Surface Mapping System 309John Sogade, Yervant Vichabian, Amy Vandiver,Philip Reppert, and Frank Dale Morgan
Induced Polarization in the Detection of Cave Systems 317John Sogade, Yervant Vichabian, and Frank Dale Morgan
Self Potentials in Cave Detection 323Yervant Vichabian and Frank Dale Morgan
Defining the Bedrock/Overburden Boundary in Covered Karst Terranes UsingDipole-Dipole Electrical Resistivity Tomography 331Wanfang Zhou, Barry F. Beck, and J. Brad Stephenson
Oral Session T-1Hydrology Forum - Geophysical Applications in Hydroiogic MappingSession Chairs: Michael Knoll and Peter Haeni
Electrical Resistance Tomography of Unsaturated Flow andTransport in Yucca Mountain 341Michael Buettner, William Daily, Abe Ramirez, and Gilles Bussod
Variability of Electrical Resistivity at the Rice Creek Field Station,Oswego, New York: Implications for the Distribution of Groundwater 349Samuel T. Peavy and David W. Valentino
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Integrated Use of Continuous Seismic-Reflection and Ground-Penetrating RadarMethods at John's Pond, Cape Cod, Massachusetts 359CJ. Powers, F.P. Haeni, and Spence Smith
Temporal Saltwater Effects on a Porous Sand Derived from GeophysicalMonitoring Through a Tidal Cycle at Crescent Beach State Park, Maine 369S. K. Sandberg and L D. Slater
Time-Domain Electromagnetic Techniques To Study South Florida Aquifers 379Paul J. Wolfe, Benjamin H. Richard, Erin E. Sesslar, and Steven Edlavitch
Boise Hydrogeophysical Research Site (BHRS): Objectives, Design,Initial Geostatistical Results 389Warren Barrash, Tom Clemo, and Michael D. Knoll
Geophysical Surveys across the Boise Hydrogeophysical Research Site ToDetermine Geophysical Parameters of a Shallow, Alluvial Aquifer 399William P. Clement, Michael D. Knoll, Lee M. Liberty, Paul R. Donaldson,Paul Michaels, Warren Barrash, and John R. Pelton
Oral Session T-2Rock PropertiesSession Chairs: Rosemary Knight and Christina Chan
Permeability Estimation Using Spectral Induced Polarization Measurements 409John T. Sturrock, David P. Lesmes, and F. Dale Morgan
Determining Elastic Soil Properties at Small Strains 417Hansruedi Maurer, Jolanda Giudici-Trausch, Michiel vanderVeen,and Sara M. Springman
Predicting Clay Content and Porosity From Gamma-Ray and ConductivityLogs 425Wendy W. Corona and Gary Mavko
Accounting for Saturation Heterogeneity in Obtaining Estimates of Water Contentfrom Dielectric Data 435Christina Y. Chan and Rosemary J. Knight
Influence of Microstructural Properties on Geophysical Measurementsin Sand-Clay Mixtures 445Dorthe Wildenschild, Jeffrey J. Roberts, and Eric D. Carlberg
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Ultrasonic Characterization of Synthetic Soils for Application toNear Surface Geophysics 455B.P. Bonner, P.A. Berge, C. Aracne-Ruddle, C Boro, E. Hardy, C Trombino
Comparing Geophysical Measurements to Theoretical Estimates for SoilMixtures at Low Pressures 465P.A. Berge, J.G. Berryman, B.P. Bonner, J.J. Roberts, and D. Wildenschild
Saturation and Contamination Dependence of Electrical Propertiesin the MHz Range 473Andreas Weller, Claus Urban, and Joachim Schonart
Oral Session T-3Hydrology Forum - Geophysical Applications in Environmental SiteCharacterization and Ground Water RemediationSession Chairs: Dave Slaine and John Greenhouse
Large-Scale Geophysical Mapping and Its Application for Ground WaterProtection in Urban Areas 481Kurt I. Sorensen and Verner H. Sondergaard
Geophysical Imaging of a Former Landfill and Its Associated Leachate Plume .... 487Justin M. Bailey, Jeffrey M. Groncki, EstellaA. Atekwana, William A. Sauck,and Douglas D. Werkema
The Temporal Variation of a Saltwater Contaminant Plume as Evidenced throughLong-Term Resistivity Monitoring 497Gail Lipfert, Stewart Sandberg, Lee Slater, Andrew Reeve, and Marc Loiselle
Applications of Some New Techniques to Detect Groundwater Contamination atMine Tailings Dams 507G. Buselli and K. Lu
A Mise A La Masse Survey To Track Groundwater Conduits in WeatheredBedrock neara Salvage Yard 517John Jansen, Phillip Osborn, and Michael Wilson
An Integrated Approach To Monitoring a Field Test of In Situ ContaminantDestruction 527Robin L. Newmark, Roger D. Aines, G. Bryant Hudson, Roald Leif, MarinaChiarappa, Charles Carrigan, John J. Nitao, Allen Elsholz, and Craig Eaker
Induced Polarization Imaging of a Jet Fuel Plume 541Frank Dale Morgan, Francesca Scira-Scappuzzo, Weiqun Shi, William Rodi, JohnSogade, Yervant Vichabian, and David P. Lesmes
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Self Potential Monitoring of Jet Fuel Air Sparging 549Yervant Vichabian and Frank Dale Morgan
Poster SessionGround Penetrating RadarSession Chair: Jeff Lucius
3-D GPR Imaging of Complex Fluvial Stratigraphy at the BoiseHydrogeophysical Research Site 555William R. Peretti, Michael D. Knoll, William P. Clement, and Warren Barrash
An Imaging Algorithm for GPR Data 565Yoshinori Sanada and Yuzuru Ashida
Terrain Permittivity Mapping: GPR Measurements of Near-Surface SoilMoisture 575David P. Lesmes, Robert J. Herbstzuber, and David Wertz
An Investigation of Cross-Borehole Ground Penetrating Radar Measurements forCharacterizing the 2D Moisture Content Distribution in the Vadose Zone 583Lee Paprocki and David Alumbaugh
Ground Penetrating Radar & AVO 593Philip M. Reppert, Frank Dale Morgan, and M. Nafi Toksoz
Conversion of Hydraulic Conductivity to Synthetic Radar Traces 601Charles T. Young
Poster SessionHydrogeological PropertiesSession Chair: Rosemary Knight
Investigation of Mountainous Rock Destruction: A New Physico-MathematicalConception 609A. L. Aleinikov, V. T. Belikov, and L. V. Eppelbaum
Use of VSP Techniques to View, in 3D, Partially Saturated Layers in theShallow Subsurface at Lawrence Livermore National Labs, California 619Paul A. Milligan, James W. Rector III, and Robert Bainer
Hydrogeological Property Estimation Using Tomographic Data at the BoiseHydrogeophysical Research Site 629John E. Peterson, Jr., Ernest L. Majer, and Michael D. Knoll
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Dielectric Dependence on Salinity and Probe Length in TDR-Measurements 639Sari Penttinen, Pekka Hanninen, and Raimo Sutinen
Field Investigation of Salt Transport Processes Using Resistivity/IP Imaging 647Lee Slater and Stewart K. Sandberg
Self Potential Mapping of Contaminants 657Yervant Vichabian, Phillip Reppert, and Frank Dale Morgan
Oral Session W-1Borehole Forum - Crosswell Methods for Geophysical ImagingSession Chairs: Ganpat Lodha and Carol LaDeife
An Electromagnetic Induction Tomography Field Experiment at Lost Hills, CA .... 663H. Michael Buettner and James G. Berryman
High-Performance Computation and Geostatistical Experiments for Testing theCapabilities of 3D Electrical Resistance Tomography 673Steven Carle, Abelardo Ramirez, William Daily, Robin Newmark, and AndrewThompson
Electrical Imaging of Engineered Hydraulic Barriers 683William Daily and Abelardo Ramirez
Laboratory Scale Tests of Electrical Impedance Tomography 693Abelardo Ramirez, William Daily, Andrew Binley, and Douglas LaBrecque
Simultaneous Acquisition of P- and S-Wave Crosswell Seismic Profiles in aContaminated Basalt Aquifer 703Thomas M. Daley, John E. Peterson, and Ernest L. Majer
Reverse VSPs and Crosshole Seismic Tomography While Coring 713William P. Clement, Lee M. Liberty, and Michael D. Knoll
Surface and Borehole Seismic Characterization of the Boise HydrogeophysicalResearch Site 723Lee M. Liberty, William P. Clement, and Michael D. Knoll
Characterization of Shear-Wave Velocity Anisotropy in the Upper 33 M of aDipping, Consolidated Sandstone 733Gilein J. Steensma, Paul E. Murray, Michael L. Batzle, and Thomas M. Boyd
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Oral Session W-2UXO & Shallow Target DetectionSession Chairs: Jeff Lucius and David Smith
Object Identification Using Multifrequency EMI Data 743Dean Keiswetter, I.J. Won, Bruce Barrow, and Tom Bell
Geophysical QA/QC for a UXO EE/CA, Fort Ritchie Army Garrison, MD 753Kent Boler, Mike Ervine, Alex Smith, John Breznick, and Chris Evans
Locating and Determining Dimensionality of UXOs Using Time DomainElectromagnetic Induction 763Leonard R. Pasion and Douglas W. Oldenburg
A Field Evaluation of Airborne Techniques for Detection of UnexplodedOrdnance 773W.E. Doll, P. Hamlett, J. Smyre, D. Bell, J.E. Nyquist, T.J. Gamey, andJ.S.Holladay
A Comparison of Towed and Mounted Helicopter Magnetometer Systemsfor UXO Detection 783T. Jeffrey Gamey and Reinhold Mahler
The Application of an Integrated Magnetometer/Global Positioning System foran Unexploded Ordnance Investigation 793TamirLKIaff
Mapping Buried Metallic Objects and Titaniferous Placers in the MississippiSound, Gulf of Mexico 803Jeff Wynn and Kevin Laurent
New Field and Modeling Results from a Simulated Waste Pit Using theEnhanced Very Early Time Electromagnetic (VETEM) Prototype System 811David L. Wright, David V. Smith, Jared D. Abraham, Richard T. Smith, Tie JunCui, and Weng Cho Chew
Oral Session W-3Borehole Forum - Borehole Logging and CharacterizationSession Chairs: Don Hill and Joseph Hearst
Vertical Radar Profiling to Determine Dielectric Constant, Water Content andPorosity Values at Well Locations 821Michael D. Knoll and William P. Clement
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Borehole Geophysics Applied to the Study of Landfill Sites inFractu red-Bed rock Terrains 831Horacio Ferriz and William Pedler
A Wireline-Operated Downhole Packer for Hydraulic Measurements inBoreholes 841F.L. Paillet, J.H. Williams, and A.E. Hess
Use, Comparison, Presentation, and Interpretation of Borehole Image andAcoustic Televiewer Technology 851T.M. Staatz
Field Evaluation of a New Borehole Resistivity Probe Using CapacitiveElectrodes 859CJ. Mwenifumbo and Q. Bristow
Assessing Exploratory Borehole Seals With Electrical GeophysicalTechniques 869Stanford A. Gibson, Craig H. Benson, and TuncerB. Edil
Characterization of Well Seals Using an Ultrasonic Method 879Martin C. Christman, Tuncer B. Edil, and Craig H. Benson
Poster SessionAirborne GeophysicsSession Chair: Ronald S. Bell
A Three-Dimensional Interpretation of an AEM Survey in the UpperSan Pedro Basin, Arizona 889Mark W. Bultman, Mark E. Gettings, and Jeff Wynn
A World of Applications for Helicopter Electromagnetics to Environmentaland Engineering Problems 899Greg Hodges
A Case History of the Scintrex Helicopterborne PDS-3M Pipeline DetectionSystem to Aid in the Safety and Planning of 3D Seismic Surveys 909Terry McConnell and Bob Lo
GEM-2A Broadband Airborne EM System 919Bill Sanfilipo, I.J. Won, Dean Keiswetter, and R.J. McChesney
Orthophoto Site Map 929Ralph SoulePoster Session
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Poster SessionElectromagnetic MethodsSession Chair: Ed Nichols
A Finite-Difference Frequency-Domain Code for Electromagnetic InductionTomography 931Nathan J. Champagne II, James G. Berryman, H. Michael Buettner, J. BrianGrant, and Robert M. Sharpe
Three-Dimensional Inversion of IP Data from the INEL Cold Test Pit 941William Frangos, Andreas Weller, and Matthias Seichter
A Study of a Two-Dimensional Resistivity and IP Array 951Kanglin Lu, Jim Macnae, and Jock Buselli
Reciprocity Formulas for Electromagnetic Induction Systems 961Stephen J. Norton, William A. San Filipo, I.J. Won
Progress in Broadband Electromagnetic Sensors 971I.J. Won, Dean Keiswetter, Tom Hall, and Bill San Filipo
Comparison Between Stochastic and Occam's Inversion of 3-D ERT Data 979Xianjin Yang and Douglas J. LaBrecque
Borehole Geophysical Characteristics of the Lady Violet Nickel Deposit,Sudbury, Ontario 989B.E. Elliott, CJ. Mwenifumbo, and G. McDowell
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