Inadequacy of Conventional Grab Sampling for Remediation Decision-Making for Metal Contamination at Small-Arms Ranges
Methods for Simultaneous Determination of Legacy and Insensitive Munition (IM) Constituents in Aqueous, Soil/sediment, and Tissue Matrices
Energetic Residue Observations for Operational Ranges
Applying Incremental Sampling Methodology to Soils Containing Heterogeneously Distributed Metallic Residues to Improve Risk Analysis
Effects of Milling on the Metals Analysis of Soil Samples Containing Metallic Residues
Fate of Nitroglycerin and Dinitrotoluene in Soil at Small Arms Training Ranges
Migration of Lead in Surface Water, Pore Water, and Groundwater With a Focus on Firing Ranges
Effects of Soil Properties, Emplacement Depth, and Object Composition on Thermal Signature
The Geochemistry of Groundwater in Maine
Fate and Transport of Energetics from Surface Soils to Groundwater
Meteorological Property and Temporal Variable Effect on Spatial Semivariance of Infrared Thermography of Soil Surfaces for Detection of Foreign Objects
Application of Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) for Environmental, Chemical, and Biological Sensing
Spatial and Temporal Variance in the Thermal Response of Buried Objects
Tungsten Speciation and Solubility in Munitions-Impacted Soils
Optimization of Field and Laboratory Sample Processing for Characterization of Metallic Residues at Military Training Ranges
Matrix and Target Particle-size Effects on LIBS Analysis of Soils
Development of Environmental Data for Navy, Air Force and Marine Munitions
Buried-object-detection Improvements Incorporating Environmental Phenomenology Into Signature Physics
Environmental Impact of Metals Resulting from Military Training Activities
Detection Limits of Trinitrotoluene and Ammonium Nitrate in Soil by Raman Spectroscopy