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Chapter 1 Applications of Environmental Forensics Brian L. Murphy Chapter 2 Site History: The First Tool of the Environmental Forensics Team Shelley Bookspan, A.J. Gravel, and Julie Corley Chapter 3 Photogrammetry, photointerpretation, and Digital Imaging and Mapping in Environmental Forensics James I. Ebert Chapter 4 The Measurement Process Dallas Wait and Charles Ramsey Chapter 5 Statistical Methods Thomas D. Gauthier and Mark Hawley Chapter 6 Statistical Tools for Ratio Data Michael E. Ginevan Chapter 7 Principal Components Analysis and Receptor Models in Environmental Forensics Glenn W. Johnson, Robert Ehrlich, William Full and Scott Ramos Chapter 8 Recepter Models for Source Apportionment of Suspended Particles John G. Watson and Judith C. Chow Chapter 9 Chemical Fingerprinting Methods Gregory S. Douglas, Stephen D. Emsbo-Mattingly, Scott A. Stout, Allen D. Uhler, and Kevin J. McCarthy Chapter 10 Application of Stable Isotopes and Radio Isotopes in Environmental Forensics R. Paul Philp and Emilie Jarde Chapter 11 Forensic Applications of Contaminant Transport Models in the Subsurface Ashok Katyal and Robert D. Morrison Chapter 12 Forensic Air Dispersion Modeling and Analysis Bruce A. Egan and Brian L. Murphy Chapter 13 Environmental Forensic Microscopy James R. Millette and Richard S. Brown Chapter 14 Applications of Laser Ablation Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS) in Environmental Forensic Studies A. Mohamad Ghazi, PhD Chapter 15 Emerging Forensic Techniques Jean-Christopher Balouet, Gil Oudijk, Ioana Petrisor, and Robert Morrison
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