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• W2044132020 abstract "Abstract The passage of environmental legislation in the United States has dramatically increased ground-water monitoring in the vicinity of point sources such as abandoned waste disposal sites, operational waste disposal sites, and municipal landfills. Even though these programs require sufficient sampling to define background conditions as part of the site characterization process, there is still a general absence of quantitative information on the magnitude and periodicity of temporal fluctuations for inorganic constituents in ground water. This paper presents an approach that has been used to develop an initial characterization of these temporal trends. A search if on-going site investigation reports identified 18 facilities across the United States that had monthly monitoring data at a frequency of at least monthly for a period of one and a half years or longer (15 RCRA-C hazardous waste disposal facilities with monthly data for a period of 2–3 years, 2 research monitoring locations with biweekly monitoring data for a period of one and a half years, and a precious metal mining operation with daily monitoring data for a limited number of parameters for a period of one and a half years). The data from these site investigations were used to describe the temporal variability of several ground-water constituents including pH, specific conductance, sulfate, sodium, chloride, alkalinity, silica, iron, and manganese. An assessment of these data suggests that the magnitude of temporal ground-water fluctuations are on the order of 20 percent of the average concentration for chloride, 10 percent of the average concentration for sodium, manganese and specific conductance, 5 percent of the average concentration for alkalinity and pH, and essentially zero for silica. The apparent periodicities of these temporal fluctuations ranged from 40 weeks to approximately 2 years. The magnitude and periodicities in ground water are substantially smaller than those that have been reported and documented for the same constituents in surface waters. These differences are due to the fact that sunlight and wind, two energy factors that drive temporal cycles in surface water, do not exert a similar influence on the environmental chemistry of ground-water constituents." @default.
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• W2044132020 title "Assessment of Temporal Variability Trends for Inorganic Parameters in Ground Water" @default.
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