Proceedings of the First International Conference on Remediation of Contaminated Sediments, Venice Italy, October 10-12 2001

by Pellei, Marco; Hinchee, Robert E.; Porta, A.; Pellei, Marco

• ISBN13: 9781574771251
• ISBN10: 1574771256
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2002-09-01
• Publisher: Battelle Pr

Summary

The First International Conference on Remediation of Contaminated Sediments (Venice, October 10-12, 2001) focused on contaminated sediment in both freshwater and marine systems. There is increasing recognition internationally of the need for a better understanding of the nature of contaminated sediments and wetlands and the risks they pose to human health and the environment. Contaminated sediments can also represent major financial costs because material dredged to maintain and improve waterways must be disposed of properly or treated to remove contamination. The October 2001 Conference was the first in a biennial series of meetings designed to bring together sediments remediation and management professionals from around the world to discuss means of dealing with contaminated sediments. The three volumes comprise 127 papers and are available as a set or as individual volumes. For full contents of each volume, visit the Battelle Press Web bookstore, www.battelle.org/bookstore.

Table of Contents

Foreword	vii
PCB- and PCDD/F Contaminated Sites
Assessment of Injuries to Natural Resources from PCBs in the Hudson River in New York State	1	(8)
T.M. Brosnan
L. Rosman
L. Gumaer
K. Jahn
PCDD/Fs in Venetian Foods - a Quantitative Assessment of Dietary Intake	9	(8)
R.E. Alcock
A.J. Sweetman
N.J.L. Green
K.C. Jones
J. Jones
S. Della Sala
E. Zanotto
A. Marcomini
PCBs in the Hudson River: Sources, Transport, and Fate	17	(8)
E.A. Garvey
J.B. Butcher
H. Pang
C. Hunt
A. DiBernardo
Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals in the Coastal Sediments in Japan	25	(8)
Y. Nakamura
Y. Tanaka
M. Yasui
Biological Assessment of Sediments: A Comparison	33	(12)
E.M.G.T. de Deckere
W. Beyen
D. van Pelt
B. Veraart
M. Florus
P. Meire
Heavy Metals-Contaminated Sites
Contamination of Surface Sediments of the Venice Lagoon and Harbour and Risk Evaluation	45	(8)
A. Barbanti
A.G. Bernstein
L. Montobbio
A. Critto
A. Marcomini
Metal Leaching from Dredged Canal Sediments on Drying and Oxidation	53	(8)
S.R. Stephens
B.J. Alloway
A. Parker
J.E. Carter
Assessment of Sediment Contaminants from Ceramic Production: A Case Study of Farstaviken	61	(10)
O. Oberg
Heavy Metals in SPM and Sediments at Hangzhou Bay, China	71	(8)
Y. Che
Q. He
W. Lin
Ochre Formation in Drainage Systems of Terrestrial Disposed Sediments	79	(8)
M. Kussmaul
M. Kneppenberg
C. Harms
Sedimentation Rates and Levels of Metals in the Remedios River	87	(6)
M.A. Amezcua-Allieri
R. Zepahua-Peralta
Determining Sediment Toxicity Associated with the Aznalcollar Mining Spill (SW, Spain) Using a Bacterial Bioassay	93	(8)
I. Riba
J.M. Forja
T.A. DelValls
R. Guerra
A. Iacondini
Using the Clam Scrobicularia plana and the Amphipod Ampelisca brevicornis to Determine Sediment Toxicity in the Guadalquivir Estuary After the Aznalcollar Mining Spill	101	(8)
L Riba
T.A. DelValls
J.M. Forja
A. Gomez-Parra
M. Conradi
Modeling for Site Characterization
Visual Sample Plan Software for Design of Sediment Sampling Plans	109	(6)
R.O. Gilbert
J.R. Davidson
J.E. Wilson
B.A. Pulsipher
N.L. Hassig
Predictive Modeling of Mixed Sediment Cap Stability During Storms	115	(8)
J. Gailani
R. Jepsen
J. Roberts
W. Lick
Use of Sediment Transport Measurements to Evaluate Natural Recovery Potential	123	(8)
P. White
K. Israel
M. Pound
Modeling Bioconcentration and Bioaccumulation of Dioxins in Bivalves and Fishes of the Lagoon of Venice	131	(14)
S. Carrer
G. Coffaro
G. Bendoricchio
M. Bocci
The Fate and Transport of POPs in the Venice Lagoon: A Fugacity-Based Mass Balance Approach	145	(8)
A.J. Sweetman
R.E. Alcock
S. Della Sala
Principal Components Analysis Applied to the Naples Port Contaminated Sediments	153	(8)
A. Giordano
F. Pirozzi
G. Ciampa
L. Marra
A Differential Hysteresis Coefficient for Characterizing the Adsorptive-Desorptive Behavior of Contaminants in Sediments	161	(12)
H.M. Poggi-Varaldo
N. Rinderknecht-Seijas
S. Caffarel-Mendez
PAH and Mineral Oil Biodegradation in Aggregates with Anoxic Centres	173	(8)
J. Vermeulen
J.T.C. Grotenhuis
W.H. Rulkens
Full-Scale Site Characterization
Hazard from Contaminated Sediments in Poland	181	(8)
A. Popenda
G. Malina
Fate of Dredged Contaminated Sediments in an Underwater Disposal Site	189	(8)
S. Carpentier
R. Moilleron
D.R. Thevenot
Estuary Sediments - Sinks or Sources for Contaminants? A Case Study	197	(8)
R. Beresford Hartwell
Quantifying Contaminant Losses During Environmental Dredging	205	(4)
L.J. Thibodeaux
F. Sanchez
K.T. Valsaraj
Contaminated Sediments in a Natural Wetland in a Uranium Deposit	209	(8)
S.N. Groudev
K. Komnitsas
I.I. Spasova
P.S. Georgiev
I. Paspaliaris
Contaminated Sediments and Bioaccumulation Criteria: Procedures for Evaluating Dredging and Open Ocean Disposal Permits in the New York/New Jersey Harbor	217	(10)
B.L. Finley
S.H. Su
Spatial Distribution of PCDD/Fs in Surface Sediments of the Canals and Lagoon of Venice	227	(12)
G. Sanders
C. Monti
A. Porta
M. Pellei
Pilot Studies
Metal Contamination of Red Fescue Grown on Three Dredged Sediments	239	(8)
N. Caille
C. Vauleon
C. Tiffreau
C. Leyval
J.L. Morel
Contaminant Release from Sediment Under Different Salinity and Redox Conditions	247	(8)
D.H. Choi
W. Bae
E.B. Shin
H. Shim
Assessment of Potential Nutrient Release From Dredging Activities	255	(8)
G. Wattayakorn
Degradation of Herbicide Atrazine by Basidiomycetes Producing Extracellular Laccases	263	(8)
O. Gorbatova
O. Koroleva
E. Stepanova
E. Landesman
A. Zherdev
Sorption Behavior of 2,4-Dichlorophenol on Surfactant-Modified Loess Soil	271	(8)
W. Zhou
R. Yang
M. Jiang
H. Chen
G. Liu
Quantifying Bioavailability of PAHs in Sediments Using Physical-Chemical Methods	279	(8)
W.H. Rulkens
C. Cuypers
J.T.C. Grotenhuis
Sequestration and Bioavailability of PAHs in Sediments	287	(8)
D. Reible
X. Lu
J. Fleeger
J. Pardue
J. Hughes
M. Tomson
Oil and Gas Industry-Contaminated Sediments
Sediment Quality Focus on Nickel and Vanadium Levels	295	(8)
M.A. Amezcua-Allieri
C. Gonzalez-Macias
A. Marquez
Petroleum Pollution in Sediments from Coastal Areas of Tabasco Mexico	303	(8)
A. Vazquez-Botello
J.L. Mondragon
C.F. Valdes Olmedo
S. Villanueva F
Soil Assessment in Main Oil Production Area of Southern Mexico	311	(8)
J.L. Mondragon
C.F. Valdes Olmedo
R.L. Elias Murguia
M. C. Gonzalez Lozano
PAH in Sediments from Coastal Lagoons of Gulf of Mexico	319	(8)
L.G. Calva Benitez
A. Vazquez Botello
G. Ponce Velez
Environmental Assessment of Dredging Activities in Mexican Oil Terminals	327	(8)
M.C. Gonzalez Lozano
M.D.C. Gonzalez Macias
S.M. Ortiz Gallarza
J.L. Mondragon
V.M. Garcia Vazquez
Background Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Surface Soil in the United States	335	(8)
A.J. Coleman
D.M. Mauro
Keyword Index	343	(6)
Author Index	349
Foreword	vii
Policies
Environmental Guidelines for Confined Disposal Facilities for Contaminated Dredged Material	1	(10)
H.P. Laboyrie
Stimulation of Treatment of Contaminated Sediments in the Netherlands	11	(6)
H.H.A.G. Wevers
M.F.A. Cerutti
A.L. Hakestege
J.S. Raad
The Role of CEDA in the International Conventions and Guidelines	17	(10)
N. Burt
N. Bray
Navigating a Course Through Dirty Mud in England and Wales	27	(8)
B. Harris
D. Tinsley
B. Power
Considerations and Strategy in Characterization and Remediation of Contaminated Sediments	35	(8)
M.A. Travers
J.A. Heimbuch
Using the Internet to Disseminate Sediments Information: A Case Study	43	(8)
M.H. Hodges
Ecological Policy and Remediation of Contaminated Sediments in the Black Sea	51	(12)
A.E. Kontar
Human-Health Risk Assessment
Proposed Approach for Evaluating Human Health Risks Associated With Contaminated Sediment	63	(8)
N. Bonnevie
D.G. Gunster
V. Lau
T. Bernhard
M. Pound
Mercury in Sediments: A Risk Assessment Field Study	71	(4)
A. Prandi
B. Grandi
G. Dondi
Risk Assessment for Occupational Safety and Health Protection in the Remediation of Contaminated Sites	75	(10)
A. Feige-Munzig
Ecological Risk Assessment
Use of Ecological Risk Assessment to Evaluate Dredged Material Management Guidelines at Porto Marghera Venice, Italy	85	(10)
S. Della Sala
R.J. Wenning
D. W. Moore
Ecorisk-Based Estimation of Petroleum Hydrocarbon Toxicity in Coastal Sediments	95	(8)
J.M. Neff
D.G. Gunster
Assessing Ecological Risks of PAH-Contaminated Sediments	103	(8)
C.A. Menzie
J. Cura
S. Kane-Driscoll
R. Lacey
M. McArdle
A Real-Life Demonstration of the Implications of Using Only Effects-Based Sediment Quality Guidelines	111	(8)
J.A. Rothrock
P.D. Anderson
B.A. Manoogian
Risk Assessment of PCB-Contaminated Sediments
Predicting Human Health and Ecological Risks from PCB-Contaminated Sediments: Lessons Learned	119	(10)
K. von Stackelberg
Risk Assessment of PCB-Contaminated Dock Sediment Using Geostatistical Techniques	129	(8)
J. Reed
A. Chappell
J. French
M. Oliver
Toxicity Measurements
Sediment Toxicity Measurements in Oil Spill Injury Assessment: A Study of Shorelines Affected by the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill in Prince William Sound, Alaska	137	(10)
D.S. Page
E.S. Gilfillan
P.D. Boehm
J.M. Neff
W.A. Stubblefield
K.R. Parker
A. W. Maki
Comparison of Site-Specific Sediment Quality Values for Contaminated Sediment Management	147	(8)
D.S. Becker
G.N. Bigham
R.D. Nielsen
Development of Sediment Health Criteria for Site Assessment and Remediation	155	(8)
R. Mezzalama
J.S. Goudey
K. Forchammer
Tiered Testing of Sediments from the Gulf of Cadiz After the Aznalcollar Mining Spill Using the Sediment Quality Triad Approach	163	(10)
I. Riba
T.A. DelValls
J.M. Forja
A. Gomez-Parra
Remedial Investigation of Metal-Contaminated Lavrio's Harbour, Greece	173	(8)
A.J. Mountouris
E.C. Voutsas
D.P. Tassios
Dredging
Environmental Dredging Effectiveness: Lessons Learned	181	(8)
R. Romagnoli
J.P. Doody
H.M. VanDewalker
S.A. Hill
Extensive High-Accuracy Dredging of Contaminated Sediments in Holland	189	(12)
J.F.S. Abelman
Sediment Sequential Risk Mitigation at Thea Foss Waterway Superfund Site	201	(10)
P. Spadaro
Management of Dredged Materials
An Analytical Appraisal of Worldwide Contaminated Dredged Material Management Approaches	211	(10)
C.A. Fletcher
Dredged Material and Contaminated Sediments Management in the Port of New York and New Jersey	221	(8)
T. Wakeman
Strategies for Management of Dredged Materials in the Netherlands	229	(4)
A.L. Hakstege
H.P. Laboyrie
From Dredged Material Management to Sediment Management	233	(10)
T. Vellinga
M. Eisma
Marina Mud Disposal in a Shallow Fetch-Limited Environment	243	(8)
T. Healy
R. Cole
K. Black
Management of Muds from Dredging Operations	251	(16)
A. Brambati
Confined Disposal Facilities
Contaminated Sediment CDFs: Three Case Histories	267	(10)
V. Tanal
The First Immersed Tunnel in Norway: Measures Related to Contaminated Sediments	277	(8)
T. Winther-Larsen
A. Hauge
Dredged Material Management in Hamburg - Present Situation and Future Development	285	(10)
A. Netzband
Keyword Index	295	(6)
Author Index	301	(148)
Foreword	ix
A State-of the-Art Overview of Contaminated Sediment Remediation in the United States	1	(10)
M.R. Palermo
Beneficial Reuse
Beneficial Uses of Dredged Material for Urban Redevelopment: OENJ Cherokee's Case Studies	11	(10)
L.P. Morgan
F. Jafari
I.E. Cohen
Proposed Framework for Evaluating Beneficial Uses of Dredged Material in NY/NJ Harbor	21	(10)
N. Bonnevie
T. Gulbransen
J. Diamantides
J. Lodge
Beneficial Use of Dredged Materials in Portland Cement Manufacture	31	(6)
K.H. Gardner
B.J. Magee
J. Dalton
M. Weimer
The Use of Dredged Materials in Abandoned Mine Reclamation	37	(8)
A.S. Voros
J.P. Linnan
Contaminated Sediments: Raw Material for Bricks	45	(6)
J.P. Ulbricht
Technical and Economic Aspects of Using Cement-LockSM Technology for Sediment Treatment	51	(8)
M. Mensinger
A. Goyal
A. Rehmat
T. Lee
Treatment of Contaminated Dredged Material in the Netherlands	59	(4)
R.H.P. Ringeling
J. Rienks
Bioremediation
Effects of Tween 80 and Electric Field on Biodegradation of Phenanthrene	63	(8)
P. She
Z. Liu
J. Yang
X. Liu
Ozonation and Biodegradation of Persistent Bioaccumulative Toxins in Sediments	71	(8)
D. Cassidy
D. Hampton
S. Kohler
Sulfate-Reducing and Lactobacillus Bacteria for the Treatment of Contaminated Sediments	79	(8)
E. D'Addario
G. Lucchese
G. Scolla
R. Sisto
P. Carrera
Hydrogen-Enhanced Dechlorination in Contaminated Coastal Sediments	87	(8)
C.L. Gruden
I.D. Albrecht
P. Adriaens
Biosurfactants and Environmental Improvement in the Oil and Petrochemical Industry and the Ecosystem	95	(8)
I.M. Banat
I. Rancich
P. Casarino
Molecular Engineering of Soluble Bacterial Proteins with Chromate Reductase Activity	103	(10)
C.H. Park
C. Gonzales
D. Ackerley
M. Keyhan
A. Matin
Bioremediation of Polluted Sediment: A Matter of Time or Effort? - Part II	113	(8)
J. Harmsen
L. Bouwman
Remedial Actions in Response to a Kerosene Release Impacting a Wetland	121	(8)
S.W. Rumba
W.E. Baird
Innovative Treatment Studied on Sediment Samples From Venice	129	(8)
V. Friehmelt
E. Gidarakos
Advanced Biotechnological Processes for Environmental Remediation of Harbour, Coastal, and Channel Sediments	137	(10)
L Rancich
P. Casarino
I.M. Banat
Degradation and Removal of Sediment PCBs Using Microbially Generated Iron Sulfide	147	(12)
J.H.P. Watson
D.C. Ellwood
B. Pavoni
L. Lazzari
L. Sperni
Bioremediation of p-Nitrophenol Using Soil Microcosms	159	(8)
O.V. Singh
G. Pandey
R.K. Jain
Development of a Combined In Situ Technique for the Treatment of Contaminated Subaquatic Sediments	167	(6)
J. Thomas
E. Gidarakos
Phytoremediation
Phyto-Engineering Approaches to Contaminated Dredged Material	173	(6)
C.R. Lee
T.C. Sturgis
R.A. Price
M.J. Blaylock
Willows Grown on Contaminated Sediment: Possibilities for Phytoremediation	179	(8)
P. Vervaeke
F.M.G. Tack
N. Lust
Remediation of Marine Muck Sediments, St. Lucie Estuary, Florida	187	(8)
P.L. Sime
P. Goodman
G.N. Roderick
P.J. Stoffella
Electrokinetic Remediation
Electrochemical Remediation Technologies for Groundwater, Soil, and Sediments	195	(10)
F. Doering
N. Doering
D. Hill
Electrokinetic Remediation of Contaminated Sediments	205	(8)
S. Granade
D. Gent
Electrokinetic Remediation of a Contaminated River Sediment	213	(8)
F. Garcia Herruzo
J.M. Rodriguez Maroto
R.A. Garcia Delgado
C. Gomez Lahoz
C. Vereda Alonso
Physical-Chemical Remediation
Fractioning of Contaminated Marine Sediments	221	(8)
L.J. Hem
E.A. Vik
H.-J. Svensen
T. Lundh
Bentonite Effectiveness on Cesium Retention in Cemented Waste Products	229	(8)
C.C. Oliveira de Tello
E.B. Tambourghi
Detoxification of PCBs-Polluted Soil by High-Energy Milling	237	(8)
M. Aresta
L. De Stefano
T. Pastore
Sediment Improvements with In-Stream Water Management	245	(8)
H.O. Pate
A.L. Swiecichowski
J.A.D. McArthur
F. Fernandez
Ex Situ Treatment to Detoxify Highly Mixed Polluted Sediment	253	(10)
L. Volpe
C. Cozzolino
R. Miglio
S. Moratto
Modeling of Steam Injection Processes in Homogeneous Porous Media with High Temperature Gradients	263	(8)
S. Crone
K. Strauss
Sediment Decontamination: Evolution and Practical Application of BioGenesisSM Washing Technology	271	(12)
M.C. Amiran
C.L. Wilde
New Solvent Extraction Process for Organic and Heavy Metal Pollutants	283	(8)
H. Bruning
W.H. Rulkens
Technology of Heavy Metal Ion Extraction and Water Reuse	291	(8)
S. Verbych
M. Bryk
Design of Treatment for Mercury-Contaminated Canal Sediment Using Stabilization/Solidification	299	(8)
B. Guha
C.L. Macleod
C.D. Hills
Mobility and Relative Permeability Effects on Surfactant-Enhanced Remediation Treatments	307	(8)
A. Bevilacqua
M. Rosti
G. Dotelli
M. Levi
S.L. Bryant
T.P. Lockhart
Remediation of Petroleum-Contaminated Loess Soil by Surfactant-Enhanced Flushing Alternative	315	(8)
K. Zhu
Y. Jiantao
Z. Cunhui
M. Juan
Extraction of Small Particles from Particles Bed Under Body of Water	323	(8)
T. Nozaki
E. Gombori
K. Kizushi
Remediation Techniques Applied to Reduce Paint-Derived Tributylin (TBT) in Dredged Material	331	(8)
J. Reed
M.J. Waldock
B. Jones
S. Blake
P. Roberts
G. Jones
C. Elverson
S. Hall
L. Murray
Dewatering
Field-Scale Sediment Remediation Using Dry DREdge™ and Geotextile Tubes	339	(8)
M.L Schmidt
M.L. Duke
W.C. Olasin
Gravity Dewatering of Dredged, Contaminated Sediment to Facilitate Landfill Disposal	347	(6)
K. Jaglal
L. Brussel
S. Messur
Passive Dewatering in a Dredge Material Rehandling Facility	353	(8)
M.D. Dovichi
D. Haen
D. Miller
Innovative Dewatering and Water Treatment Techniques for Hydraulically Dredged Sediment	361	(10)
M. Wangensteen
P. Lafferty
J.D. Kobler
Capping and Confined Disposal
In Situ Capping on the Palos Verdes Shelf, California	371	(8)
M.R. Palermo
Guidelines for the Design, Construction, and Management of Revetments at Marine Waste Disposal Facilities	379	(8)
H. Ozasa
Remediation of PCB-Contaminated Sediment in the Duwamish River, Washington	387	(8)
S.J. Mickelson
D. McElhany
Monitored Natural Recovery
Natural Recovery at a Submarine Wood Waste Site	395	(8)
J.D. Germano
L.B. Read
Field Measurements of PCB Volatilization from Contaminated Lake Sediments and Surface Waters	403	(10)
E. Foote
J. Abbott
V. Magar
C. Peven-McCarthy
M. Suidan
S. Qi
P. de Percin
C. Zeller
Natural Recovery of PCB-Contaminated Sediments at the Sangamo-Weston/Lake Hartwell Superfund Site	413	(6)
V. S. Magar
J.A. Ickes
J.E. Abbott
R.C. Brenner
G.S. Durrell
C. Peven-McCarthy
G.W. Johnson
E.A. Crecelius
L.S. Bingler
Natural Recovery of PAH-Contaminated Sediments at the Wyckoff/Eagle Harbor Superfund Site	419	(6)
V. S. Magar
J.A. Ickes
J.E. Abbott
R.C. Brenner
S.A. Stout
R.M. Uhler
E.A. Crecelius
L.S. Bingler
Environmental Dredging
Silt Removal from a Reservoir in Heel, The Netherlands	425	(8)
P.A. Appel
M.J. Jeroense
Mass Balance Models of Sediment Remediation	433	(8)
C.S. Warren
D. Mackay
Survey of Contaminated Sediment Resuspension During Capping	441	(8)
V.S. Magar
J. Ickes
L. Cumming
W. Trulli
C. Albro
T. Lyons
Keyword Index	449	(6)
Author Index	455