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Expert Witness Testimony, Petroleum Storage Facility Litigation

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Mundell was retained by a major law firm specializing in environmental law, to provide expert witness testimony in various legal proceedings relating to a release of petroleum at a major bulk storage facility in the Midwest. Mundell reviewed the groundwater model and the resulting conclusions, finding significant flaws in the construction of the model and the interpretation of the actual groundwater flow conditions. Mundell created various visual aids and models to effectively communicate the relatively complex hydrogeologic concepts to people with little to no geologic background including the litigants, judges, and potential jurors in the case. …..Read More »

Utility Mapping at an Active Industrial Facility

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Mundell mapped out subfloor utilities and clear over forty (40) proposed soil boring locations at an active automotive production plant in Indianapolis, Indiana, as part of an ongoing environmental sampling program. Mundell selected ground penetrating radar (GPR) mapping to locate utilities across the site. This technique allowed for worry-free drilling, and also increased production, as many boring were moved to areas not containing reinforced concrete. …..Read More »

Site Assessment at a Former Gasoline Station

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Mundell used EM-61 metal detection in conjunction with localized ground penetrating radar to characterize metal objects beneath a former gas station site. In the end, a single, 3,000 gallon UST was located and determined to be the source of significant soil and groundwater impacts across the site. The use of geophysics on this project was crucial to its successful completion……Read More »

Subsidence Study Using Geophysics

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Mundell was contracted to examine an area experiencing subsidence in the backyard of a local residence, which was located near a quarry. The results of the ground-penetrating radar (GPR) survey and 2D resistivity profiles suggested that the subsidence was most likely caused by deep, vertical soil movement which may have been the result of settlement of the unconsolidated soils or soil loss into the underlying bedrock due to quarry activities. …..Read More »

Pipeline Subsidence Study Using Geophysics

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Mundell was contracted to examine an area experiencing subsidence along a section of pipeline crossing a former coal mining portion of central Indiana. To image the underlying soil and bedrock strata beneath the area of subsidence, Mundell collected, several two-dimensional resistivity imaging (2D ERI) profiles. The geophysical data showed that the shallow subsidence along the pipeline was caused by deep, vertical bedrock movement, which was likely the result of a mine collapse. …..Read More »

News

Emissions Reporting and Air Dispersion Modeling Allows Tracking of Indy’s Air Pollutants

in Science and Environment

Parting the Clouds on Indy’s Air Quality Reputation

in Science and Environment

Final Cleanup Plan in Franklin, IN Ordered to Begin

in Science and Environment

EPA Announces Proposed Ban on TCE

in Regulatory Updates

Our Affiliations

- Midwestern States Environmental Consultants Association
- Environmental & Engineering Geophysical Society
- Professional Geologists of Indiana, Inc.
- National Groundwater Association
- American Societies of Chemical / Civil Engineers
- Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists
- Indiana Association for Environmental Professionals
- Geological Society of America
- Indiana Geographic Information Council
- Economy of Communion

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Give Thanks to Mother Earth

Planning a relaxing Thanksgiving with family and friends? Thank Mother Earth this week by creating an environmentally friendly day. Here are some tips for a green Thanksgiving.

  • Shop your pantry before you take a trip to the store. What you can make with what you already have on hand?
  • Create a leftover plan ahead of time so your goodies don’t go to waste
  • Decrease energy usage by turning off your TV and talking a walk or playing some board games
  • Create your own decorations (dried leaf place cards, painted gourds, etc)
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