Dredging and Management of Dredged Materials

by Meegoda, Jay N.; Wakeman, Thomas H.; Arulmoli, Arul K.; Librizzi, William J.

• ISBN13: 9780784402542
• ISBN10: 078440254X
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 1997-05-01
• Publisher: Amer Society of Civil Engineers

Table of Contents

Session 1: State-of-the-Practice	1	(48)
Dredging State of the Practice: Corps of Engineers Perspective	1	(11)
Michael R. Palermo
Joseph Wilson
Current Status and Future Management of Dredging at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey	12	(11)
Tom Wakeman
P. Dunlop
L. Knutson
Dredging with Environmental Controls Baltimore, Maryland, Inner Harbor	23	(11)
Gary W. Snyder
John R. Ponton
Peter W. Deming
Harbor Spill Cleanup Using Specialized Dredging	34	(15)
Robert G. Hornsby
Rick Martinek
Session II: Recent Developments	49	(89)
Processing of NY/NJ Harbor Estuarine Dredged Material	49	(18)
K. W. Jones
E. A. Stern
K. Donato
N. L. Clesceri
Vacuum-Assisted Consolidation of Coastal and Offshore Dredge Fills	67	(20)
S. Thevanayagam
Using GIS to Identify and Characterize Sediments to be Dredged	87	(18)
Louis G. Matthews
John J. Nocera
Bernard M. Pierre
Thomas J. Shea III
Scott E. Thompson
Treatment and Stabilization of Dredged Harbor Bottom Sediments, Central Artery/Tunnel Project, Boston, Massachusetts	105	(17)
S. Vaghar
J. Donovan
K. Dobosz
J. Clary
Enhancing Bioavailability in Aquatic Sediments Using Ultrasound	122	(16)
Sudhi Mukherjee
Rachel Mathew
Hsin-Neng Hsieh
Session III: Social, Economical, Legal and Environmental Issues	138	(55)
Regulatory Implications to Successful Dredging Program	138	(12)
William J. Librizzi
Management of Dredged Material in New Jersey	150	(11)
Joel A. Pecchioli
Recycling Dredge Materials for Beneficial Use	161	(16)
B. V. Elkins
T. K. Thompson
Beneficial Use of Fort Point Channel Contaminated Marine Sediments	177	(16)
Ken Chin
Christopher Barnett
Edward Yin
Subject Index	193	(2)
Author Index	195