Document Type
Other
Publisher
AFESC
Publication Date
1990
Abstract
This report presents the EXEIS family of micro-computer based programs for achieving short-term contaminant plume containment. EXEIS is applicable if contaminated water cannot be extracted and water cannot be imported to or exported from the site. There are two main purposes and types of users. For persons relatively unfamiliar with groundwater remedial actions, an expert screening system gives guidance concerning whether extraction/injection (Eli) pumping, slurry wall or sheet piling are most appropriate. For personal more experienced in remedial actions, management models compute optimal E/I strategies for short-term containment. Via deterministic and stochastic multiobjective optimization models, uncertainty in both planning horizon and aquifer parameters is addressed.
Recommended Citation
Ward, R.L. and R.C. Peralta. 1990. EXEIS, Expert screening and optimal extraction/injection pumping systems for short-term plume immobilization. AFESC project completion report, ESL-TR-89-57. 250 p.
