MARK KRAM’S
PUBLICATIONS
Site Characterization:
James Jacobs, Kram, Mark L., and
Stephen H. Lieberman, 2000. Direct Push Technology Sampling Methods in
Standard Handbook of Environmental Science, Health, and Technology, Jay
Lehr, ed., McGraw-Hill, 2000, pp.11.151 – 11.176.
Keller,
Arturo A. and Mark L. Kram, 1999.
Use of Laser Induced Fluorescence
to Detect DNAPL and Fluorophore Mixtures In-Situ, Proceedings of the XXVIII
IAHR Congress, Graz, Austria, 22-27 August, 1999, p.6.
Keller,
Arturo A. and Mark L. Kram, 1998.
Use of Fluorophore/DNAPL Mixtures
to Detect DNAPLs In-Situ, in Nonaqueous-Phase Liquids, Remediation of
Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds, Battelle Press, eds. Godage B.
Wickramanayake and Robert E. Hinchee, pp.131-136.
Koglin,
Eric N., Edward J. Poziomek, and Mark L. Kram, 1994. Emerging
Technologies for Detecting and Measuring Contaminants in the Vadose Zone in
Vadose Zone Characterization and Monitoring: Principles, Methods, and Case
Studies, 896 pp., Lewis Publishers.
Kram,
Mark L., 2003 (in
print). DNAPL Characterization Methods and Approaches: Performance and
Cost Comparisons, in Practical Handbook of Ground Water Monitoring,
ed. D. M. Nielsen, Lewis Publishers.
Kram,
Mark L. and Fred Goetz,
2003 (in print). Organic
Contaminant Monitored Natural Attenuation Guidance for Remedial Project
Managers, in Practical Handbook of Ground Water Monitoring, ed. D.
M. Nielsen, Lewis Publishers.
Kram,
Mark L., Arturo A.
Keller, Steve M. Massick, and Leroy E. Laverman, 2003 (in print). Complex NAPL Site Characterization Using
Fluorescence, Part 1: Selection of Excitation Wavelength Based on NAPL
Composition, Soil and Sediment Contamination.
Kram,
Mark L., and Arturo A.
Keller, 2003 (in print). Complex
NAPL Site Characterization Using Fluorescence, Part 2: Analysis of Soil Matrix
Effects on the Excitation/Emission Matrix, Soil and Sediment
Contamination.
Kram,
Mark L., and Arturo A.
Keller, 2003 (in print). Complex
NAPL Site Characterization Using Fluorescence, Part 3: Detection Capabilities
for Specific Excitation Sources, Soil and Sediment Contamination.
Kram,
Mark L., D. Lorenzana,
J. Michaelsen, B. Major, L. Parker, C. Antworth, and T. McHale, 2003. Direct-Push Wells for Long-Term Chemical
Monitoring, WWJ, April, p.16-19.
Kram,
Mark L., D. Lorenzana,
L. Parker, J. Michaelsen, B. Major, and E. Lory, 2003 (in print). Performance Comparison Between
Direct-Push and Conventional Hollow Stem Auger Installed Monitoring Wells, GWMR.
Kram, Mark L., Arturo A. Keller, Joseph Rossabi, and
Lorne G. Everett, 2002. DNAPL Characterization Methods And
Approaches, Part 2: Cost Comparisons, GWMR, v.22, p.46-61.
Kram, Mark L., Arturo A. Keller, Joseph Rossabi, and
Lorne G. Everett, 2001. DNAPL Characterization Methods And
Approaches, Part 1: Performance Comparisons, GWMR, v.21, no.4,
p.109-123.
Kram, M., D. Lorenzana, J. Michaelsen, and E.
Lory, 2001. Performance Comparison
Between Direct-Push and Conventional Hollow Stem Auger Monitoring Wells, in
Proceedings: Tri-Service Environmental Technology Symposium, San Diego, CA, TMC
Design Corporation, Smithfield, VA, pp.80-83.
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Kram,
Mark L., Stephen H.
Lieberman, Jerome Fee, and Arturo A. Keller, 2001. Use of LIF for Real-Time
In-Situ Mixed NAPL Source Zone Detection, GWMR, v.21, no.1, pp.
67-76.
Kram,
Mark, D. Lorenzana, J.
Michaelsen, E. Lory, 2001. Performance Comparison: Direct-Push Wells
Versus Drilled Wells, Naval Facilities Engineering Service Center Technical
Report, TR-2120-ENV, January 2001, 55pp.
Kram, Mark L., Arturo A. Keller, and Lorne G.
Everett, 2000. DNAPL Site Characterization Methods and Approaches: Cost and
Performance Comparisons in Treating Dense Non-Aqueous-Phase Liquids,
Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds, G.B. Wickramanayake,
A.R. Gavaskar, and N. Gupta, eds., pp. 59-68.
Kram, Mark L., Stephen H. Lieberman, and James
Jacobs, 2000. Direct Sensing of Soils and Ground Water in Standard Handbook of
Environmental Science, Health, and Technology, Jay Lehr, ed., McGraw-Hill,
2000, pp. 11.124 – 11.150.
Kram,
Mark L. and Fred Goetz,
1999. Natural Attenuation General
Data User’s Guide, Naval Facilities Engineering Command document
UG-2035-ENV, February, 1999, 35 pp.
Kram,
Mark L., 1998. Use of
SCAPS Petroleum Hydrocarbon Sensor Technology for Real-Time Indirect DNAPL
Detection. Journal of Soil
Contamination, 1998, Volume 7, No. 1, pp. 73-86.
Kram,
Mark L., 1998. Use of
SCAPS Suite of Tools to Rapidly Delineate a Large MTBE Plume, Remedial
Project Manager News, Winter 1998, pp. 13-15.
Kram,
Mark L., 1998. New
Tool for Rapidly Evaluating Ground Water Transport Properties Now Available, Remedial
Project Manager News, Summer 1998, p. 4.
Kram,
Mark L. and Ernest Lory,
1998. Use of SCAPS Suite of Tools to
Rapidly Delineate a Large MTBE Plume, Conference Proceedings for
the Annual Meeting of the Environmental and Engineering Geophysical Society,
March 22-26, 1998, Chicago, Illinois, pp. 85-99.
Kram,
Mark L., 1997. Use of
SCAPS Petroleum Hydrocarbon Sensor Technology for Real-Time Indirect DNAPL
Detection. Proceedings of the
Seventh Annual AEHS West Coast Conference on Contaminated Soils and
Groundwater: Analysis, Fate, Environmental and Public Health Effects, and
Remediation, Oxnard, CA, 1997.
Kram,
Mark L., Marlene Dean,
and Rod Soule, 1997. The ABCs of SCAPS. Soil and Groundwater Cleanup, May
1997, pp. 20-22.
Kram,
Mark L., 1996. Framework
for Successful SCAPS Deployment. Proceedings of the Sixth Annual AEHS
West Coast Conference on Contaminated Soils and Groundwater: Analysis, Fate,
Environmental and Public Health Effects, and Remediation, Newport Beach,
CA, 1996.
Kram,
Mark L., 1996. SCAPS
Team Efforts Saves Navy Dollars: Success Stories, Remedial Project
Manager News, v.2, no.4, December 1996.
Kram,
Mark L., Vern Novstrup
and Stephen H. Lieberman, 1994. Fast-Track Environmental Site
Characterization Using Cone Penetrometer Technology. White Book, Society of American Military
Engineers.
Kram,
Mark L., 1990. Measurement
of Floating Petroleum Product Thickness and Determination of Hydrostatic Head
in Monitoring Wells. Navy Energy
and Environmental News Information Bulletin, November 1990, p.7-10.
Kram,
Mark L., 1989. Fate
and Distribution of Organotin in Sediment of Four United States Harbors. Masters' Thesis, San Diego State University,
147 pp.
Kram,
Mark L., Peter M. Stang,
and Peter F. Seligman, 1989. Fate and Distribution of Organotin in
Sediment of Four United States Harbors.
U.S. Navy Technical Report #1280, 79 pp.
Kram,
Mark L., Peter M. Stang,
and Peter F. Seligman, 1989. Adsorption and Desorption of Tributyltin in
Sediments of San Diego Bay and Pearl Harbor. Applied Organometallic Chemistry, v.3, p.523-536.
Lieberman,
Stephen H., Vern Novstrup, and Mark L. Kram, 1995. Fast-Track
Environmental Site Characterization Accomplished Using CPT, Remedial
Project Manager News, v.1, no. 4, March 1995.
J. Rossabi, B. D. Riha, C.
A. Eddy-Dilek, and M. L. Kram, 2000.
Field Tests of Cone
Penetrometer-Based, DNAPL Characterization Methods, Groundwater Research,
Rosbjerg et al. eds., Balkema,
Rotterdam, Denmark.
Sinclair,
Nate and Mark Kram, 1998. High Resolution 3-D Seismic Reflection
Surveys for Characterization of Hazardous Waste Sites, in Proceedings
for the Third Tri-Service ESTCP Workshop, 18 August, 1998.
Stang, Peter
M., Peter F. Seligman, Richard F. Lee and Mark L. Kram, 1990. Distribution
and Fate of Butyltin Compounds in Marine Sediments. Proceedings of the 3rd International
Organotin Symposium, Monaco, 17-20 April 1990, pp. 49-54.
Remediation:
Keller,
Arturo A., Sanya Sirivithayapakorn, Mark L. Kram, and Michael Joy,
2000. Innovative Treatment of MTBE in Groundwater, Soil and Air: A Case Study,
Soil Sediment and Groundwater, March 2000, pp. 92 - 93.
Keller,
Arturo A., Britta Bierwagon, Sanya Sirivithayapakorn, and Mark L. Kram,
1999. Advances in Groundwater Treatment to Remove MTBE, Hazardous and
Industrial Wastes, Proceedings of the Thirty-First Mid-Atlantic Industrial
and Hazardous Waste Conference, pp. 199-208.
Keller,
Arturo A., Sanya Sirivithayapakorn, and Mark L. Kram, 1999. Remediation
of MTBE-Contaminated Water and Soil, Remediation, Winter 1999, pp.
55 - 68.
Kram,
Mark L. and Fred Goetz,
2003 (in print). Organic
Contaminant Monitored Natural Attenuation Guidance for Remedial Project
Managers, in Practical Handbook of Ground Water Monitoring, ed. D.
M. Nielsen, Lewis Publishers.
Kram, Mark L., Sanya Sirivithayapakorn, Michael Joy, Ernest Lory, and Arturo A. Keller, 1999. MTBE Remediation Using Hollow Fiber Membrane and Spray Aeration Vacuum Extraction Technologies in Abstracts for the Proceedings of the 1999 American Geophysical Union Annual Conference, December 1999.
Kram, Mark L., Sanya Sirivithayapakorn, Michael Joy, Ernest Lory, and Arturo A. Keller, 2000. MTBE Remediation Using Hollow Fiber Membrane and Spray Aeration Vacuum Extraction Technologies, Naval Facilities Engineering Service Center Contract Report, CR 00-004-ENV, September, 2000, 52pp.
Kram,
Mark L. and Fred Goetz,
1999. Natural Attenuation General
Data User’s Guide, Naval Facilities Engineering Command document
UG-2035-ENV, February, 1999, 35 pp.
Kram, Mark L., Sanya Sirivithayapakorn, Michael Joy, Ernest Lory, and Arturo A. Keller 1999. MTBE Remediation Using Hollow Fiber Membrane and Spray Aeration Vacuum Extraction Technologies in Abstracts for the Proceedings of the 1999 American Geophysical Union Annual Conference, December 1999.
Kram,
Mark L., 1993. Free
Product Recovery: Mobility Limitations and Improved Approaches. Naval Facilities Engineering Service
Center Information Bulletin #IB-123, October 1993.
Plate Tectonics:
Girty,
Gary H. and Mark L. Kram, 1988. Are Paleozoic Thrust Faults in the Shoo Fly
Complex, Sierra Nevada, Related to the Antler Orogeny in Nevada? Geological Society of America, Abstracts
With Programs, Proceedings of the 84th Annual Meeting of the Cordilleran
Section, Las Vegas, Nevada, March 29-31, 1988.
General Environmental:
Kram,
Mark L., 1998. This
is the Year of the Ocean: Let’s Clean it Up, Santa Barbara News-Press,
Tuesday, August 18, 1998.
Kram,
Mark L., 1991. We Can
Change The World. San Diego
Publishing Company, 48 pp.
Kram,
Mark L., 1989. Let's
Not Trash the 90's. Hotwater
Magazine, v.2, p.18.
Kram,
Mark L., 1989. Now is
the Time for San Diego to Begin Bracing for Future Environmental Concerns. Beach and Bay Press, v.1, no. 15,
p.2.
Kram,
Mark L., 1989. Recycling
Response. Beach and Bay Press,
v.1, no. 16, p.2.
Kram,
Mark L., 1989. World
Security. Environmental Science
and Technology, v.23, no.12, p.1434.
Kram,
Mark L., 1988. Earth
Day Festival Comes Back to Life. San
Diego State University Daily Aztec, April 22nd, p.1.
Kram,
Mark L., 1988. The
Surfer's Diet and Obligations. Hotwater
Magazine, v.1, p.20.
Kram,
Mark L., 1987. Practical
Approaches to Environmental Solutions.
San Diego State University Daily Aztec, December 4th, p.3.
Served as primary author for the
following reports, standards and publications of national and international
importance:
ASTM Z5652Z,
Draft Standard Guide for Selection of
Chemical Field Screening and Field Analytical Methods Used in Vadose Zone
Investigations.
ITRC,
2003 (in print). Guide for
Installation and Use of Direct Push Monitoring Wells.
NEESA
1992. Immediate Response to Free Product Discovery. NEESA Document No. 20.2-051.4, November
1992, 11 pp.
Served as technical reviewer or
contributing author for numerous additional reports, standards, books, and
publications including the following:
ASTM
D5088, Standard Practice for
Decontamination of Field Equipment Used at Nonradioactive Waste Sites. Annual Book of ASTM Standards, v.04.08.
ASTM
D5092, Standard Practice for Design and
Installation of Ground Water Monitoring Wells in Aquifers. Annual Book of ASTM Standards, v.04.08.
ASTM
D6001, Standard Guide for Direct-Push
Water Sampling for Geoenvironmental Investigations. Annual Book of ASTM Standards, v.04.08.
ASTM
D6724, Standard Guide for Installation of Direct Push Ground Water
Monitoring Wells. Annual Book of ASTM Standards, v.04.08.
ASTM
D6725, Standard Practice for Direct-Push Installation of Prepacked Screen
Monitoring Wells in Unconsolidated Aquifers. Annual Book of ASTM Standards, v.04.08.
ASTM
PS85, Guide for Expedited Site
Characterization of Hazardous Waste Contaminated Sites.
ASTM Draft Standard Practice for Direct Push Characterization of Petroleum
Contaminated Sites With Laser-Induced Fluorescence.
Boulding, J.
Russell, 1994. Practical Handbook of
Soil, Vadose Zone, and Ground-Water Contamination: Assessment, Prevention, and
Remediation, 976 pp., Lewis Publishers.
ESTCP, 1999. Cost and Performance Report: High Resolution Seismic Reflection to Characterize and Plan Remediation and Hazardous Waste Sites, 40pp.
ESTCP,
2000. Cost and Performance Report: Electromagnetic Surveys for 3-D
Imaging of Subsurface Contaminants, 54pp.
NAVFACENGCOM
Guide Specification for Extraction and Monitoring Wells, NFGS-02670.
Nielsen,
D.M., 2003 (in print). Practical
Handbook of Ground Water Monitoring, Lewis Publishers.
U.S. Air
Force, 1994. United States Air Force
Remediation Handbook for POL-Contaminated Sites.
U.S.D.O.E., 2001. Induced Fluorescence Sensors for Direct Push Systems, Innovative Technology Summary Report, Tech ID 2237, CMST-CP-SCFA, 28pp.
U.S.E.P.A.,
1993. Subsurface Characterization
and Monitoring Techniques, A Desk Reference Guide, Volume II: The Vadose Zone,
Field Screening and Analytical Methods, Appendices C and D.
Office of Research and Development, Washington DC 20460, May 1993,
EPA/625/R-93/003b.
U.S.E.P.A., 2003. Applied and Potential Technologies for DNAPL Investigations. Technology Innovation Office, Washington DC, 2003, EPA/524/R-01/03.