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1 VERTICAL CONCEPTUAL SITE MODELS FOR MUNITIONS RESPONSE SITES Kari Meier, EM-CX Environmental and Munitions Center of Expertise (EM CX) U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville 7 December 2016 File Name The views, opinions and findings contained in this report are those of the authors(s) and should not be construed as an official Department of the Army position, policy or decision, unless so designated by other official documentation.
2 OVERVIEW 2 Conceptual Site Model (CSM) Development Vertical Distribution Remedial Action Objective (RAO) Post-Remedy Data Assessment File Name
3 EPA RI/FS GUIDANCE The objective of the RI/FS process is not the unobtainable goal of removing all uncertainty, but rather to gather information sufficient to support an informed risk management decision regarding which remedy appears to be most appropriate for a given site. 1 1 Guidance for Conducting Remedial Investigations and Feasibility Studies under CERCLA, U.S. EPA, October 1988 Note that the Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Study (RI/FS) share the same objective. 3
4 PURPOSE STATEMENT FOR THE RI To investigate the project area to define nature and extent of release, and determination of acceptable versus unacceptable risk to support a recommendation for one of the following: No further action is appropriate (Acceptable/Protective) Conduct Feasibility Study (Unacceptable/not Protective) Collect additional data via an expanded RI (Inconclusive Protectiveness / Characterization)
5 BASELINE RISK ASSESSMENT Purpose is to evaluate potential risk to human health and the environment in the absence of any remedial action. Toxicity and concentration of contaminants Fate and transport of contaminants Current and potential future land use Current and potential receptors (human and ecological)
6 NOTICE! An acceptable remediation goal cannot be defined for an unknown or undefined risk!! Two choices: 1. RI is incomplete, need more data 2. No evidence, No risk, RC 6
7 7 CSM DEVELOPMENT What we need to know to make decisions File Name
8 CSM DATA NEEDS FOR THE RI: Horizontal Distribution Concentrated Munitions Use Areas (CMUA) Non-CMUA Vertical Distribution Depth distribution profile Land use depths (exposure pathways) Detection limit for specific munitions and instruments Risk Management Areas with an unacceptable risk from MEC hazards Areas with no unacceptable risk Specific type of MEC and relative quantities Land use and access conditions (receptors)
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10 TYPICAL CHARACTERIZATION: FOCUS ON HORIZONTAL DISTRIBUTION
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12 CHARACTERIZATION: VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION RI 0 5 Depth (inches) MM Fuzes/Boosters MD 20MM Low Order HE Partial HE Projectile PD Element
13 RI 0 5 Depth (inches) Depth of Contamination Land Use Depth 75MM Fuzes/Boosters MD 20MM Low Order HE Partial HE Projectile PD Element
14 HOW DO WE USE IT? RI 0 Where are the munitions? #md #mec
15 USING VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION Surface 0 100% High Confidence Increased Possibility of False Negatives Reduction in Confidence?? Detection Limit (DL) What s the Detection Limit? What Does It Mean?
16 VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION FS 0 Number of items [x] Surface Land Use Depth = Uncertainty Confidence Confidence Detection Limit Detection Limit Detection Limit
17 PERFORMANCE TESTING Surface 0 100% QA Seeds: System Test QC Seeds: Verify DL Throughout Fieldwork Increased Possibility of False Negatives Reduction in Confidence? High Confidence Detection Limit (DL) What s the Detection Limit? What Does It Mean?
18 18 DEFINING REMEDIAL OBJECTIVES Decision Logic for Developing Acceptable End States for a Munitions Response Site File Name
19 RI 0 5 Depth (inches) Depth of Contamination Land Use Depth 75MM Fuzes/Boosters MD 20MM Low Order HE Partial HE Projectile PD Element
20 THE REMEDIAL ACTION OBJECTIVE (RAO) IS: FS to reduce the unacceptable risk due to the presence of [name specific munitions] within [horizontal boundary] and [depth] to address exposure to [receptors] via [pathway] such that an acceptable risk is achieved. 0 5 Depth (inches) Depth of Contamination Land Use Depth 75MM Fuzes/Boosters MD 20MM Low Order HE Partial HE Projectile PD Element
21 VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION POST RI FS 0 Number of items [x] Surface Land Use Depth = Action Limit Confidence Detection Limit This helps us develop the Remedial Action Objective (RAO)!
22 POST REMEDY DATA ASSESSMENT RA 0 Number of items [x] Surface Land Use Depth = Action Limit Confidence Detection Limit Did we meet the RAO?
23 POST REMEDY DATA ASSESSMENT RA Yes (Additional Response Action is NOT Required) Did the physical remedy support an acceptable end state? (meet the RAO?) No (Additional Response Action is Required) Is UU/UE Supported? Will inclusion of LUCs support an acceptable end state? Yes 5YRs are NOT required Response Complete No 5YRs are required Response Complete Yes Implement LUCs UU/UE not supported, 5YRs are required Response Complete No Must consider additional Response Action
24 24 HOW DO WE GET BETTER? CHARACTERIZATION! Better Characterization Data Specify and Track Location & Depth (Model the CSM) Report Types with Nomenclature (know sensitivity and severity) Establish QC and QA Criteria with Appropriate Documentation for the Data (not just a safety QC) Understand and Discuss Land Use Scenarios Depth of Use Relative Detection Depths Other Site Depth (e.g. to bedrock, etc.)
25 25 HOW DO WE GET BETTER? PLAN FOR A POST REMEDY ASSESSMENT Better Tracking of Remediation Data Specify and Track Location & Depth Types with Nomenclature Establish QC and QA Criteria with Appropriate Documentation for the Data (not just a safety QC) Determine how the Achievement of the Remedial Action will be measured against the RAO to establish the Acceptable End State.
26 QUESTIONS?? 26 years
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