Danny Reible

Danny Reible

18 articles
United States Texas Tech University

Biography

Dr. Danny D. Reible is the Donovan Maddox Distinguished Engineering Chair and Horn Distinguished Professor at Texas Tech University. Dr. Reible holds a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from the California Institute of Technology, and is a Board Certified Environmental Engineer, a Professional Engineer (Louisiana), a Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors and in 2005 was elected to the National Academy of Engineering. He currently leads activities in passive sampling for assessment of mobility and availability of legacy and emerging contaminants and the in-situ management of these contaminants.

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Characterization of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances in Stormwater and Evaluation of Fate and Transport of PFAS in Stormwater Management Systems
Tariq Hussain Haley & Aldrich, Inc
Balaji Rao Texas Tech University
Cesar Avila-Gomez Texas Tech University
Huayun Zhou Texas Tech University
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I2.: PFAS Fate and Transport in Surface Water (Platform)
13th International Conference on Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds
(Group 2, Poster Board #6) Methylation Potential of Mercury-Impacted Pipeline Scale
Hasti Ziaei Jam Geosyntec Consultants
Danny Reible Texas Tech University
A5. Innovative Characterization and Assessment Approaches (Poster) Poster Poster
Innovative Characterization and Assessment Approaches (Poster)
2025 Sediments Conference
Sediment Recontamination Potential of Hydrophobic Organics from Stormwater in a Mixed-Use Watershed
Tariq Hussain Haley & Aldrich, Inc
Dimitrios Athanasiou Exponent
Balaji Rao Texas Tech University
Michelle Bejar Texas Tech University
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A6. Innovative Characterization and Assessment Tools (Platform) Platform Attachment
Innovative Characterization and Assessment Tools (Platform)
2025 Sediments Conference
Challenges in Sampling and Evaluation Methodologies for Microplastics in Stormwater Sediments
Andres Sanchez Garcia Texas Tech University
Balaji Rao Texas Tech University
Cesar Gomez-Avila Texas Tech University
Huayun Zhou Texas Tech University
+2 more
A9. Nanomaterials, Microplastics and Other Emerging Contaminants (Platform) Platform Attachment
Nanomaterials, Microplastics and Other Emerging Contaminants (Platform)
2025 Sediments Conference
Evaluation of Performance of Stormwater Control Measures to Limit Sediment Recontamination of PFAS, PAHs, and PCBs
Cesar Gomez-Avila Texas Tech University
Danny Reible Texas Tech University
Balaji Rao Texas Tech University
Tariq Hussain Haley & Aldrich, Inc
+5 more
A10. Source ID, Loading Assessment, and Control (Platform) Platform Attachment
Source ID, Loading Assessment, and Control (Platform)
2025 Sediments Conference
Polymeric Passive Sampling as a Tool to Predict Bioavailability and Bioaccumulation of Hydrophobic Organic Contaminants in Sediments
Tariq Hussain Haley & Aldrich, Inc
Danny Reible Texas Tech University
Balaji Rao Texas Tech University
Dimitrios Athanasiou Exponent
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B1. Contaminant Bioavailability and Bioaccumulation (Platform) Platform Attachment
Contaminant Bioavailability and Bioaccumulation (Platform)
2025 Sediments Conference
Bioaccumulation Behavior of Planar and Non-Planar PCBs in a Marine Wetland near Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Florida
Md. Rashedul Islam Texas Tech University
Danny Reible Texas Tech University
William Gardiner US Army Corps of Engineers
Kristen Kerns US Army Corps of Engineers
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B1. Contaminant Bioavailability and Bioaccumulation (Platform) Platform Attachment
Contaminant Bioavailability and Bioaccumulation (Platform)
2025 Sediments Conference
Evaluating Contact Probability in Sorbent-Sand Mixture Caps for Improved Cap Performance
Xiaolong Shen Arcadis
Priscilla Viana Arcadis
Michael Erickson Arcadis
Danny Reible Texas Tech University
D1. Cap Modeling (Platform) Platform Attachment
Cap Modeling (Platform)
2025 Sediments Conference
(Group 1, Poster Board #64) Utilization of CapSIM and TIGSED® for Evaluation of Sediment Remedy Implementation in Large Sediment Superfund Sites
Nicholas Rose Verdantas
Jennifer Jones Verdantas
Md. Rashedul Islam Texas Tech University
Danny Reible Texas Tech University
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D3. Remedial Design Considerations (Poster) Poster Poster
Remedial Design Considerations (Poster)
2025 Sediments Conference
Evaluation of Chemical Oxidation Process on Removal of Hydrophobic Contaminants in Sediment for Beneficial Use in Construction
Balaji Rao Texas Tech University
Eleazar Eleazar Ruiz Texas Tech University
Nahirobe Barragan Texas Tech University
Danny Reible Texas Tech University
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D4. Beneficial Use of Contaminated Sediments (Platform) Platform Attachment
Beneficial Use of Contaminated Sediments (Platform)
2025 Sediments Conference
Sorption Kinetics of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) onto Organophilic Clays of Different Particle Size and Its Impact on In Situ Remedial Design
Kiana Rouhi Texas Tech University
Danny Reible Texas Tech University
Xiaolong Shen Arcadis
John Collins AquaBlok Ltd.
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D6. In Situ Treatment Amendments (Platform) Platform Attachment
In Situ Treatment Amendments (Platform)
2025 Sediments Conference
Design Strategies for Composite Cap Systems Enhancing NAPL Control, Organics, and Metals Remediation
Priscilla Viana Arcadis
Nancy Gensky Arcadis U.S., Inc.
Sonal Patil Arcadis
Michael Erickson Arcadis
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D7. Cap Design, Construction, and Operation (Platform) Platform Attachment
Cap Design, Construction, and Operation (Platform)
2025 Sediments Conference
Enhancing Prediction of Activated Carbon Performance in In Situ Sediment Capping: A Kinetic Sorption Study
Xiaolong Shen Arcadis
Priscilla Viana Arcadis
Michael Erickson Arcadis
Danny Reible Texas Tech University
D7. Cap Design, Construction, and Operation (Platform) Platform Attachment
Cap Design, Construction, and Operation (Platform)
2025 Sediments Conference
Development of a Consistent Model for Prediction of Equilibration in Polymeric Passive Samplers
Ashkan Alborzi CDM Smith
Moein Hajian Texas Tech University
Uriel Garza Brown University
Tariq Hussain Haley & Aldrich, Inc
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B9. Advances in Passive Sampling Methods and Case Studies (Platform) Platform Attachment
Advances in Passive Sampling Methods and Case Studies (Platform)
2025 Sediments Conference
Application of Passive Samplers to Support Risk Assessment and Long-Term Monitoring
William Gardiner US Army Corps of Engineers
Kristen Kerns US Army Corps of Engineers
Guilherme Lotufo US Army Engineer Research and Development Center
David Moore U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (DoD)
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B9. Advances in Passive Sampling Methods and Case Studies (Platform) Platform Attachment
Advances in Passive Sampling Methods and Case Studies (Platform)
2025 Sediments Conference
(Group 2, Poster Board #38) Biomimetic Extraction with Polydimethylsiloxane as an Indicator of Toxicity of Petroleum Mixtures before and after Sediment Remediation
Magdalena Rakowska Envirostatus, LLC
Danny Reible Texas Tech University
Thomas Parkerton EnviSci Consulting, LLC
Aaron Redman ExxonMobil Biomedical Sciences, Inc
B9. Advances in Passive Sampling Methods and Case Studies (Poster) Poster
Advances in Passive Sampling Methods and Case Studies (Poster)
2025 Sediments Conference
Lessons for Remediating Large Complex Sediment Sites without Federal or State Agency Involvement
Jeffrey Talbert Arnold & Porter
Danny Reible Texas Tech University
Patricia Duft
Mitchell Bernard Natural Resources Defense Counsel
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Panel Discussion
2025 Sediments Conference
(Group 2, Poster Board #42) PFAS in Stormwater Control Measures: Removal, Distribution, and Long-Term Fate
Cesar Gomez-Avila Parsons Corporation
Tariq Hussain Samsung Austin Semiconductor
Balaji Rao Texas Tech University
Jennifer Guelfo Texas Tech University
+3 more
C8. PFAS-Impacted Stormwater/Surface Water Management (Posters) Poster Poster
C8.: PFAS-Impacted Stormwater/Surface Water Management (Posters)
14th International Conference on Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds