In Situ Enhanced Source Removal

6.0 Supporting Data

6.1 Quality assurance strategy

6.2 Quality assurance project plan

6.3 Computer code

The following computer codes are provided to assist the user in using data included in the data base. Several different high level languages were used in the development of the report. None of the codes are considered polished documents and are included just as they were used in the development of the report. They have not been proofed grammatically and have not been polished as a document for general distribution. If technical errors are found, the authors would appreciate comments to permit updating this portion of the document.

The tracer data was analyzed in a program called RS1 from Domain software. The following subroutines are required.
tracer_reg.rpl This is the primary program. The other procedures are called from this main program
b6_l_sf.rpl
conv_dis_lsf.rpl
exf.rpl
initial_data_plot.rpl
matinv.rpl
MRQFIT.rpl
r_conv_dis_lsf.rpl
start_t.rpl
lsf.rpl
moment
add function
stat_lsf
display table

The core data was analyzed primarily using pv wave from Visual Numerics. The geostatistical approach was analyzed separately and imported into the code presented here. The codes include:
cont_conc.PRO
cont_mass.PRO
cont_mass_2.PRO
plot_all_mass.pro

The extraction data was also analyzed in pv wave from Visual Numerics. The codes include:
plot_ew.pro
plot_all_ext.pro

The geostatistical code was written by Bart Faulkner, U.S. EPA in C and SAS as attached:
Krig.c
Krig.h
maxlike_sh.sas
svar.c
svar.h

6.4 Experimental database

The database file (serdp_e97.mdb) is located in the directory data. This file is in Microsoft Access® format.

The sparging and venting cell data is available as a separate data set located in subdirectory cell_1 of the data directory.

6.5 Bibliographic database

There are eight databases which have the bibliographic data included these databases are in EndNote® format. They include: Arizona.enl, Mich_tec.enl, Clemson.enl, Florida.enl, Oklahoma.enl, Rice.enl, Tyndall.enl, and EPA.enl and are located in the bib directory.