Risk-based management of contaminated groundwater: The role of geologic heterogeneity, exposure and cancer risk in determining the performance of aquifer remediation

Keyphrases

• Risk Management 100%
• Groundwater 100%
• Contaminated Water 100%
• Geological Heterogeneity 100%
• Exposure Risk 100%
• Contaminant Concentration 100%
• Aquifer Remediation 100%
• Maximum Contaminant Level 100%
• Cancer Risk 100%
• Cost-benefit 50%
• Human Health Risk 50%
• Model Calculation 50%
• Risk Reduction 50%
• Monitoring Data 50%
• Risky Driving 50%
• Water Use 50%
• Pumping Rate 50%
• Pump-and-treat 50%
• Curve-based 50%
• Uncertainty Levels 50%
• Health Risk 50%
• Superfund Site 50%
• Sparse Monitoring 50%
• Prediction Uncertainty 50%
• Reduced Exposure 50%
• Household Water 50%
• Chemical Carcinogenesis 50%
• Contamination Scenario 50%
• Alluvial Aquifer 50%
• Human Exposure Risk 50%
• Risk Scenarios 50%
• Contaminated Sources 50%
• Exposure Intervention 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Monitoring Data 100%
• Water Use 100%
• Pump and Treat 100%
• Superfund Site 100%
• Alluvial Aquifer 100%
• Carcinogenesis 100%