1997 calibration of flow model and optimal pumping strategies to capture TCE plume at Travis AFB, CA
Document Type
Report
Publisher
Air Force Center for Environmental Excellence
Publication Date
7-1997
Abstract
The objective of this study was to develop a ground-water model that can be used in conjunction with an optimization model to optimize the containment and remediation of ground water contaminated with organic compounds at Travis AFB, California (TAFB). Based on studies by WESTON (Roy F. Weston, Inc.), RADIAN (Radian Corporation), and others, the major ground-water quality problem is a plume of TCE that originates at the Oil Spill Area (OSA) and bas migrated to the south and east under the runway. The immediate remediation objective is to stop the movement of the plume.
Recommended Citation
Peralta R.C. , Aly, A.H. Atkinson J., and J. Williams. 1997 calibration of flow model and optimal pumping strategies to capture TCE plume at Travis AFB, CA. AFCEE/ERC Report, San Antonio, TX.
