2.0
Field Investigation Summaries
The
following field investigation summaries were prepared by David Pyne/ASR
Systems. They present microbiological and other water quality data on
ASR wells, drainage wells, sinkholes, monitor wells and bank filtration
systems. Source material and data are provided in Adobe.pdf format.
2.1 Aquifer Storage
Recovery Wells
2.1.1
Lake Okeechobee, Florida
CH2M HILL. Construction
and Testing of the Aquifer Storage Recovery Demonstration Project for
Lake Okeechobee, Florida. Prepared for the South Florida Water Management
District. December 1989.
2.1.2
City of Tampa, Rome Avenue Park, Florida
CH2M HILL. Phase
I Cycle Testing Results of the New ASR Wells at the Rome Avenue Park
Site. November 17, 2000.
2.1.3
Adelaide, Australia
Data on attenuation
of microbiota during ASR storage of reclaimed wastewater and stormwater
at two sites: Bolivar and Andrews Farm. 2001.
- S. Toze. "Effect
of Wastewater Injection in Groundwater on the Growth Potential of
Opportunistic Pathogens." CSIRO Land and Water/Centre for Groundwater
Studies Report. 1998.
- Dillon, P.,
Pavelic, P., Toze, S., Ragusa, S., Wright, M., Peter, P., Martin,
R., Gerges, N., and Rink-Pfeiffer, S. "Storing Recycled Water
in an Aquifer at Bolivar: Benefits and Risks." Proceedings for
the International Association of Water Quality Conference on Diffuse
Pollution. Perth, Australia. May 1999.
- Dillon, P.,
Toze, S., Pavelic, P., Ragusa, S., Martin, R., Gerges, N., and Rink-Pfeiffer,
S. "Addressing The Risks In Storing Recycled Water In An Australian
Aquifer." Proceedings of the 9th Biennial Symposium on the Artificial
Recharge of Groundwater. Tempe, Arizona. June 10-12, 1999.
- Ragusa, S.R.,
Flower, R.L.P., Dillon, P.J. and Pavelic, P. "Measurement of
Pathogen Inactivation in Artificially Recharged Stormwater."
In Proceedings of the IAH International Groundwater Conference: Groundwater
Sustainable Solutions. 1998.
2.1.4
Arizona
Data to be added
for a representative ASR site in Arizona storing partially treated surface
water from the Central Arizona Project (CAP) Aquaduct in ASR wells,
monitoring compliance with drinking water standards at the edge of a
Compliance Zone around the well, pursuant to Arizona law and regulations.
2.2 Drainage
Wells
2.2.1
Altamonte Springs, Florida
Recent, unpublished
data pertaining to St. Johns River Water Management District, Central
Florida Drainage Well Investigation, including background sampling at
three lake-level control wells near Altamonte Springs, 2001.
2.2.2
Orlando, Florida
Schiner, G. H.
and E. R. German. Effects of Recharge from Drainage Wells on Quality
of Water in the Floridan Aquifer in the Orlando Area, Central Florida.
U.S. Geological Survey Water Resource Investigations Report 82-4094.
Tallahassee, Florida. 1983.
2.2.3
Florida
Kimrey, J.O. and
L. D. Fayard. Geohydrologic Reconnaissance of Drainage Wells in Florida.
U.S. Geological Survey Water Resource Investigations Report 84-4021.
Tallahassee, Florida. 1984.
2.2.4
Orlando, Florida
Bradner, L. A.
Water Quality in the Upper Floridan Aquifer in the Vicinity of Drainage
Wells, Orlando, Florida. U.S. Geological Survey Water Resource Investigations
Report 90-4175. Tallahassee, Florida. 1991.
2.3 Sinkholes
2.3.1
Hillsborough County, Florida
- Cardinale,
Tom. Groundwater Contamination from Lake Grady Sinkhole #2. Environmental
Protection Commission of Hillsborough County, Florida. Water Management
Division. December 2000.
- Hillsborough
County Health Department, Environmental Health Services. Narrative
Report Waterborne Illness Outbreak Investigation #290060. "An
Outbreak of Gastrointestinal Illness Related to Groundwater Contaminated
by Surface Water through a Sinkhole in Hillsborough County, Florida."
November 7, 2000.
2.4 Deep Injection
Monitor Wells
2.4.1
Miami-Dade County, Florida
- Rust Engineering.
Chemical Tracer Feasibility Study for South District Wastewater Treatment
Plant. Report No. 1 (Revised), Prepared for Miami-Dade Water &
Sewer Department (MDWASD) and submitted to U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA). 1998.
- Data unpublished
but available pertaining to water quality data from 30 monitoring
wells associated with a Class I underground injection system operated
by the MDWASD, and located at the MDWASD's South District wastewater
treatment plant in southeastern Miami-Dade County, Florida. The data
was submitted by MDWASD to the Florida Department of Environmental
Protection, Tallahassee, Florida. Data covers the period January 1992
through September 2001. Data collection began in 1983. Data prior
to 1995 are reported to be unreliable.
2.4.2
St. Petersburg, Florida
CH2M HILL. Environmental
Risk and Geochemical Analysis related to the City of St. Petersburg's
Underground Injection and Monitoring System. Prepared for the City of
St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg, Florida. March 1993.
2.5 Bank Filtration
Systems
2.5.1
Louisville, Kentucky
Personal communication
concerning water quality monitoring results for a 15,000-gpm bank filtration
collector well withdrawing surface water from the Ohio River, 2002.
David C. Schafer, consultant to Louisville Water Company, Kentucky.
Additional information is expected directly from Louisville Water Company.
2.5.2
Berlin, Germany
Personal communication
with Mr. Rob Sage, Vivendi, Watford, England, including a description
of a planned 5-year major bank filtration water quality investigation
being conducted by several universities and Vivendi, beginning during
June 2002.
2.5.3
Kennewick and Kalama, Washington
- Mikels, Susan
M. "Characterizing the Influence of Surface Water on Water Produced
by Collector Wells." Journal of the American Water Works Association.
Volume 84, No. 9. September 1992.
- Published water
quality information provided by Ranney Collector Wells for several
bank filtration sites around the United States, including Kennewick
and Kalama, Washington.
2.5.4
The Promise of Bank Filtration (published 2002)
- Tufenkje, N.,
Ryan, J.N. and Elimelech, M. Bank Filtration : A simple technology
may inexpensively clean up poor-quality raw surface water. Environmental
Science and Technology, 1 Nov 2002, p 423A-428A. 2002.
- This article
is a summary paper, giving overview of occurence of bank filtration
in Europe, the redox zones in aquifers and contaminant attenuation.
The article contains 47 references.
