Abstract
Abstract Accurate delineation of the extent of subsurface hydrocarbon contamination in soils and ground water is important when initiating a monitoring plan or considering remediation options at E&P sites. Traditional site-assessment techniques used to delineate subsurface hydrocarbon contaminants (e.g., soil boreholes, excavation, monitor well installation, etc.) can be expensive, time-consuming, and disruptive to local land use or production operations. Soil gas surveys can provide a rapid, cost-effective, nonobtrusive alternative to traditional site-assessment techniques.
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