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Vincent
W. Uhl – Professional Hydrogeologist
Mr. Uhl has over 40
years experience in the exploration, development,
management, protection and remediation of groundwater and surface
water for public, industrial and agricultural uses. He consults
to industry, municipalities, local governments, international governments,
NGOs, USAID contractors, consulting firms and legal clients on projects
with water resource components. He has worked extensively in
the United States, southern and eastern Africa, Afghanistan, the
Philippines, and India, and in 15 other countries on short-term assignments.
For his many municipal utility, township, and private clients in
the United States, he has managed test and production
well drilling programs, aquifer pumping tests, well rehabilitation
programs, wellhead protection program development, land use impact
evaluations and provided technical support for water allocation
permitting. He has investigated and characterized hundreds
of industrial sites, large municipal landfills, interstate petroleum
and gas pipelines, and formulated remedial strategies with regulatory
authorities.
Internationally, Mr. Uhl initiated
and directed for 5 years a water supply development for an NGO in Central
India which evolved into an organization with over 50 employees that
installed over 3,000 wells, and provided a full-service approach
to water supply development. He
was the Team Leader of a two-year groundwater exploration project
performed for the government in northwest Botswana by a multi-disciplinary
team including academics, consultants and practitioners in many specialized
technical fields, that resulted in identifying and quantifying regional
water resources in the Kalahari Desert at the distal end of the Okavango
Delta and the installation of well fields. Short-term expert
assignments have ranged from a country-wide evaluation of groundwater
resources and conditions in Afghanistan to the costing of potable
water systems in Ecuador.
Mr. Uhl has taught graduate level courses in hydrogeology at the
University of Maryland, and the University of Akola in India. He
was an adjunct professor at the New Jersey Institute of Technology
in Newark, New Jersey where he taught a course in Applied Hydrogeology
from 1986 to 1990. He has mentored students at the University
of Pennsylvania in connection with an Engineers Without Borders project
in Cameroon and Guatemala.
Certified Professional Geologist - AIPG No. 6519
Certified Professional Hydrogeologist - AIH No. 389
M.S. Hydrogeology, University of Arizona, 1976
M.S. Agricultural Engineering, Oklahoma State University,
1970
B.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of Notre
Dame, 1966
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Kidist H. Tadesse – Hydrogeologist
Kidist Tadesse is an experienced hydrogeologist with a strong background in hydrogeological investigations, including groundwater monitoring, well design, drilling oversight, pumping tests, water quality monitoring, and environmental impact assessment. She is skilled at supporting multidisciplinary teams in planning and executing field sampling programs, managing environmental data, and conducting geological and water resource evaluations, groundwater-surface water interaction, and managed aquifer recharge.
Kidist is experienced in technical documentation, data management, stakeholder engagement, regulatory compliance, project delivery, and is skilled in analyzing and interpreting data using a variety of technical software.
Ph.D. Geological Engineering (Hydrogeology), Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia
M.Sc. Hydrogeology, Addis Ababa University, Ethiopa
B.Sc. Earth Sciences, Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia
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Jaclyn A. Baron –
Chemical and Water Resources Engineer
Ms. Baron has 30 years experience in industry and consulting on water resource
and environmental projects. Her clients include private corporations,
commercial entities, legal firms, municipal entities, and insurers.
She has been the administrative manager and technical report writer
for a variety of extended projects involving groundwater components.
She has been the principal peer reviewer of her firm’s environmental
and hydrogeologic reports, and has lent her judgment and expertise
to many technical documents prepared for litigation and cost negotiation
purposes.
In her expansive site assessment, investigation
and cleanup practice, she has addressed many different sites with
typical and unique contaminant transport characteristics including
natural gas pipeline compressor stations, electronics plants, an
aluminum refinery, dry cleaners, hazardous waste landfills and treatment
facilities, solid waste landfills, residential and commercial fuel
oil tanks, bus company facilities, gasoline stations, and historical
farmsteads. In addition to
contributing her knowledge regarding the water quality aspects of
these projects, she has directed their technical and administrative
implementation under federal and state superfund programs, specific
state rules for site assessments, property transfer circumstances,
and voluntary cleanups. She has also participated in a range
of watershed studies and water supply projects.
Internationally, Ms. Baron was the principal technical editor of
the Final Report for a two-year groundwater exploration project performed
for the government in northwest Botswana with sections prepared by
the various members of a multi-disciplinary team including academics,
consultants and practitioners in specialized technical fields including
remote sensing, test well drilling, structural geology, surface water
hydrology and well field modeling. She subsequently prepared
the water quality monitoring parts of a Management Plan for several
of the well fields planned as a result of this project.
M.S. Water Resources Engineering,
Thayer School of Engineering, Dartmouth College,
1982
B.S. Chemical Engineering, Columbia University School
of Engineering and Applied Science, New York,
1975
Bronx High School of Science
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