This book provides practising engineers with a firm basis on which to classify types of derelict land and alert them to the range of environmental and legal considerations involved.
The book examines the hazards involved in land recycling, from geotechnical and hydro-geological, to chemical and biological. The need for an integrated approach to site investigation is emphasized, showing the interaction between physical, chemical and biological aspects of a particular site. Data from case studies are used to illustrate analysis and interpretation procedures, and to note trigger concentrations and sampling errors. Flow charts clarify the steps required in selecting the final solutions to problems of contamination.
Preface
Chapter 1 : The Marginal and Derelict Land Problem
Chapter 2 : Controls on The Reuse of Derelict Land
Chapter 3 : Hazards in Land Recycling
Chapter 4 : Site Investigation
Chapter 5 : Data Analysis and Interpretation
Chapter 6 : Options Available for Problem-Solving
Chapter 7 : Logistics for Selecting The Final Solution
Index
