Wednesday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	IA31A	CC 713A	Groundwater in Sedimentary Basins I: Contaminant Transport and Fate (joint with H) Presiding: B L Parker, University of Guelph; J A Cherry, University of Guelph    [Print-friendly session details]
0800	IA31A-01	CC 713A	Numerical Modelling of Reactive Mass Transport in Fractured Sedimentary Rock *J W Molson INVITED    [Abstract]
0815	IA31A-02	CC 713A	Solute Transport in Fractured Porous Media: Methods for Determination of Spatially-Resolved Porosity and Diffusion Coefficient Measurements *T A Al, F Marica, K U Mayer, P Rasouli, B Balcom, R Subudhi, E Hussein INVITED    [Abstract]
0830	IA31A-03	CC 713A	Conceptual Models for the Fracture Network in Contaminated Shale Based on Different Lines of Evidence B L Parker, *S Chapman, J A Cherry    [Abstract]
0845	IA31A-04	CC 713A	Characteristics of Fracture Networks and Hydrogeologic Units: Implications Provided by Detailed Hydraulic Head Profiles *J R Meyer, B L Parker, J A Cherry    [Abstract]
0900	IA31A-05	CC 713A	Field Evidence of Trichloroethene Degradation in Fractured Sandstone *A A Pierce, B L Parker, R Aravena, J A Cherry    [Abstract]
0915	IA31A-06	CC 713A	Evaluation of a Chlorinated Compounds Plume in a Fractured Sandstone Aquifer in Mid-West, US *Z Miao, R Aravena, B L Parker, J A Cherry, J R Meyer, D Hunkeler    [Abstract]
0930	IA31A-07	CC 713A	Fingerprinting TCE Sources and Natural Attenuation Capacity of a Sedimentary Bedrock Aquifer using Compound Specific Isotope Analysis - A Case Study in the City of Guelph, Ontario. *P L Lima, R Aravena, B L Parker, J A Cherry    [Abstract]