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2025 Sediments Conference
Contaminant Forensics (Platform)
Evaluation and Modeling of Petroleum Sources in Sediment Using EPH Forensic Method
Contaminant Forensics (Platform)
Evaluation and Modeling of Petroleum Sources in Sediment Using EPH Forensic Method
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World History (Cold War to Present) Preserved in the Sediment Record at an Industrial Facility
E. Applegate · N. Stevens · J. Hale
True or False? Using the Biogenic Interference Calculation to Eliminate False Petroleum Hydrocarbon Detections in Organic Sediments
F. Kelly-Hooper
Evaluation and Modeling of Petroleum Sources in Sediment Using EPH Forensic Method
S. Maxwell · S. Cava
Exploring the Effectiveness of PCA, t-SNE and UMAP for Analyzing PCB Fingerprints: A Case Study of a Portland Harbor Superfund Site, Oregon, USA
M. Dereviankin
Contribution of Inadvertent PCBs from Polychlorinated Terphenyls: An Overlooked and Significant Source of Contamination
J. Peale · G. Johnson · S. Moore · A. Caron · M. French
Use of PCB Forensics Evaluation at Small Sites Where California Sediment Quality Objectives Assessment is Required
J. Parker · M. Johns · G. Douglas · J. Hardenstine
PFAS Forensic Investigations: Sources, Tools, and Case Studies
M. Benotti · T. Schwichtenberg
High-Resolution Mass Spectral Tool for PFAS Forensic Analysis
K. Dasu · C. Orth · L. Mullins · W. White · D. Longbrake
Artificial Intelligence: A Promising Tool for Forensic Source Identification
P. Clyde · L. Yang · E. Clyde · J. Rice · J. Rominger
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