Center for Hazardous Substances in Urban Environments (CHSUE)
EPA Grant Number: R828771Center: HSRC (2001) - Center for Hazardous Substances in Urban Environments
Center Director: Bouwer, Edward J.
Title: Center for Hazardous Substances in Urban Environments (CHSUE)
Investigators: Bouwer, Edward J. , Alavi, Hedy , Baker, Joel E. , Ball, William P. , Carley, Robert , Chen, Guangming , Fairbrother, D. Howard , Haag, George , Helble, Joseph J. , Mason, Robed , Meneveau, Charles , Nikolaidis, Nik , O'Melia, Charles R. , Oguntimein, G. B. , Ondov, John M. , Parlange, Marc , Perkins, Chris , Roberts, A. Lynn , Sattler, Barbara , Smets, Barth F. , Stone, Alan T. , Williams, Sedley
Current Investigators: Bouwer, Edward J. , Alavi, Hedy
Institution: The Johns Hopkins University , Morgan State University , University of Connecticut , University of Maryland
Current Institution: The Johns Hopkins University
EPA Project Officer: Lasat, Mitch
Project Period: October 1, 2001 through September 30, 2007
Project Amount: $6,000,000
RFA: Hazardous Substance Research Centers - HSRC (2001) RFA Text | Recipients Lists
Research Category: Hazardous Waste/Remediation , Land and Waste Management
Objective:
See Also Collateral Grant: R829482
About 80 percent of the U.S. population lives in metropolitan areas. These urban residents face a number of pressing environmental problems including exposure to toxic chemicals from Superfund sites, landfills, incinerators, leaded paint and gasoline, Brownfields, industrial release, and pesticide use. In this context, EPA Regions 1 and 3 have both identified "Urban Livability" as a strategic priority. Focusing on the upper mid-Atlantic to the Northeast, the mission of this Center is two-fold: (1) to promote a better understanding of physical, chemical, and biological processes for detecting, assessing, and managing risks associated with the use and disposal of hazardous substances in urban environments and (2) to disseminate the results of the research and provide technical expertise to various stakeholders including community groups, municipal officials, EPA, State, and local regulators, and industry.
Approach:
Through a combination of laboratory- and field-scale research, this Center will address contaminants and sources that are known to be prevalent in urban environments. These include gas and particulate emissions of mercury, other toxic metals, and organic compounds from incinerators, landfills, and Brownfields sites; chromium, arsenic, nickel, zinc, and cadmium in waters and soils; chlorinated solvents in landfill gases, and hydrophobic organic compounds in waters, soils, and sediments. The Center's outreach components will foster partnering with stakeholders to encourage two-way flow of information regarding urban environmental issues and decisions concerning risk assessment and management. Examples include a community advisory board, regional workshops, high school internships, an interactive multimedia CD ROM, environmental assessment of Brownfields sites in Baltimore, and the maintenance of a pr6fessionally designed Web site to foster Internet sharing of activities and results.
Expected Results:
The proposed research and outreach efforts will contribute new understanding, new approaches, and new means of information sharing for the assessment and management of the risks associated with urban environmental problems. Direct communication with individuals responsible for programs at the regional and neighborhood level will improve urban livability through better-informed decision-making at every level.
Notes:
Collateral grants address outreach activities related to Brownfields. This grant will also be the vehicle for future additional federal funds, in addition to those committed for core grants, for supporting research and outreach activities at the Center.
Collateral Grant: R829482
Journal Articles: 20 Displayed | Download in RIS Format
| Other center views: | All 108 publications | 22 publications in selected types | All 20 journal articles |
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Bou-Zeid E, Meneveau C, Parlange MB. Large-eddy simulation of neutral atmospheric boundary layer flow over heterogeneous surfaces: blending height and effective surface roughness. Water Resources Research 2004;40:W02505. |
R828771C004 (2004) R828771C004 (2005) R828771C004 (Final) |
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Bou-Zeid E, Meneveau C, Parlange M. A scale-dependent Lagrangian dynamic model for large eddy simulation of complex turbulent flows. Physics of Fluids 2005;17:025105. |
R828771C004 (2005) R828771C004 (Final) |
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Carbonaro RF, Stone AT. Speciation of chromium(III) and cobalt(III) (Amino)carboxylate complexes using capillary electrophoresis. Analytical Chemistry. 2005;77(1):155-164. |
R828771C005 (2004) |
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CHSUE assisted with preparation. Description of the Phase II HSRC grants. 2002 Centerpoint 2002;7(1). |
R828771 (2002) |
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Crimmins BS, Baker JE. Improved GC/MS methods for measuring hourly PAH and nitro-PAH concentrations in urban particulate matter. Atmospheric Environment 2006;40(35):6764-6779. |
R828771 (Final) R828771C015 (Final) |
Exit Exit |
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Crimmins BS, Baker JE. Measurement of aerosol PAH and Nitro-PAH concentrations in ambient urban air with hourly resolution. Atmospheric Environment. |
R828771C015 (2005) |
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Gan P, Yu R, Smets BF, MacKay AA. Sampling methods to determine the spatial gradients and flux of arsenic at a groundwater seepage zone. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 2006;25(6):1487-1495. |
R828771 (Final) R828771C013 (Final) |
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Haws NW, Ball WP, Bouwer EJ. Modeling and interpreting bioavailability of organic contaminant mixtures in subsurface environments. Journal of Contaminant Hydrology 2006;82(3-4):255-292. |
R828771C001 (2004) R828771C001 (2005) R828771C001 (Final) |
Exit Exit |
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Haws NW, Bouwer EJ, Ball WP. The influence of biogeochemical conditions and level of model complexity when simulating cometabolic biodegradation in sorbent-water systems. Advances in Water Resources 2006;29(4):571-589. |
R828771C001 (2005) R828771C001 (Final) |
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Haws NW, Ball WP, Bouwer EJ. Effects of initial solute distribution on contaminant availability, desorption modeling, and subsurface remediation. Journal of Environmental Quality 2007;36(5):1392-1402. |
R828771C001 (Final) |
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Landis MS, Stevens RK, Schaedlich F, Prestbo EM. Development and characterization of an annular denuder methodology for the measurement of divalent inorganic reactive gaseous mercury in ambient air. Environmental Science & Technology 2002;36(13):3000-3009. |
R828771 (Final) R828771C015 (Final) |
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Laurier FJG, Mason RP, Whalin L, Kato S. Reactive gaseous mercury formation in the North Pacific Ocean's marine boundary layer: a potential role of halogen chemistry. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres 2003;108(D17):4529, doi:10.1029/2003JD003625. |
R828771 (Final) R828771C015 (Final) |
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Nguyen TH, Sabbah I, Ball WP. Sorption nonlinearity for organic contaminants with diesel soot: method development and isotherm interpretation. Environmental Science & Technology 2004;38(13):3595-3603. |
R828771C001 (2004) R828771C001 (2005) R828771C001 (Final) |
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Pancras JP, Ondov JM, Zeisler R. Multi-element electrothermal AAS determination of 11 marker elements in fine ambient aerosol slurry samples collected with SEAS-II. Analytica Chimica Acta 2005;538(1-2):303-312. |
R828771 (Final) R828771C015 (2005) R828771C015 (Final) |
Exit Exit |
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Park SS, Pancras JP, Ondov J, Poor N. A new pseudodeterministic multivariate receptor model for individual source apportionment using highly time-resolved ambient concentration measurements. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres 2005;110(D7):D07S15, doi:10.1029/2004JD004664. |
R828771 (Final) R828771C015 (2005) R828771C015 (Final) |
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McGuire MM, Carlson DL, Vikesland PJ, Kohn T, Grenier AC, Langley LA, Roberts AL, Fairbrother DH. Applications of surface analysis in the environmental sciences: dehalogenation of chlorocarbons with zero-valent iron and iron-containing mineral surfaces. Analytica Chimica Acta. 2003;496(1-2):301-313. |
R828771C006 (2003) R828164 (Final) |
not available |
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Grenier AC, McGuire MM, Fairbrother DH, Roberts AL. Treatment of vapor-phase organohalides with zero-valent iron and Ni/Fe reductants. Environmental Engineering Science. 2004;21(4):421-435. |
R828771C006 (2003) |
not available |
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Sabbah I, Ball WP, Young DF, Bouwer EJ. Misinterpretations in the modeling of contaminant desorption from environmental solids when equilibrium conditions are not fully understood. Environmental Engineering Science 2005;22(3):350-366. |
R828771C001 (2004) R828771C001 (2005) R828771C001 (Final) |
Exit Exit |
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Tseng Y-H, Meneveau C, Parlange MB. Modeling flow around bluff bodies and predicting urban dispersion using large eddy simulation. Environmental Science & Technology 2006;40(8):2653-2662. |
R828771C004 (Final) |
Exit |
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Yu R, Gan P, MacKay AA, Zhang S, Smets BF. Presence, distribution, and diversity of iron-oxidizing bacteria at a landfill leachate-impacted groundwater surface water interface. FEMS Microbiology Ecology 2010;71(2):260-271. |
R828771 (Final) R828771C013 (Final) |
Exit |
Supplemental Keywords:
toxics, exposure assessment, cleanup, risk communication;, RFA, Scientific Discipline, INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION, Geographic Area, Waste, POLLUTANTS/TOXICS, Environmental Chemistry, Chemicals, Brownfields, Hazardous Waste, Mid-Atlantic, Ecological Risk Assessment, Hazardous, hazardous waste disposal, hazardous waste management, hazardous waste treatment, brownfield sites, environmental hazards, contaminated waste sites, mercury, urban waste management, Chromium, risk assessment , assessing metal speciation, chemical releases, cadmium, hazardous waste characterization, arsenic, heavy metalsProgress and Final Reports:
2002 Progress Report2003 Progress Report
2004 Progress Report
2005 Progress Report
Final Report
Subprojects under this Center: (EPA does not fund or establish subprojects; EPA awards and manages the overall grant for this center).
R828771C001 Co-Contaminant Effects on Risk Assessment and Remediation Activities Involving Urban Sediments and Soils: Phase II
R828771C002 The Fate and Potential Bioavailability of Airborne Urban
Contaminants
R828771C003 Geochemistry, Biochemistry, and Surface/Groundwater Interactions
for As, Cr, Ni, Zn, and Cd with Applications to Contaminated Waterfronts
R828771C004 Large Eddy Simulation of Dispersion in Urban Areas
R828771C005 Speciation of chromium in environmental media using capillary
electrophoresis with multiple wavlength UV/visible detection
R828771C006 Zero-Valent Metal Treatment of Halogenated Vapor-Phase Contaminants in SVE Offgas
R828771C007 The Center for Hazardous Substances in Urban Environments (CHSUE) Outreach Program
R828771C008 New Jersey Institute of Technology Outreach Program for EPA Region II
R828771C009 Urban Environmental Issues: Hartford Technology Transfer and Outreach
R828771C010 University of Maryland Outreach Component
R828771C011 Environmental Assessment and GIS System Development of Brownfield Sites in Baltimore
R828771C012 Solubilization of Particulate-Bound Ni(II) and Zn(II)
R828771C013 Seasonal Controls of Arsenic Transport Across the Groundwater-Surface Water Interface at a Closed Landfill Site
R828771C014 Research Needs in the EPA Regions Covered by the Center for Hazardous Substances in Urban Environments
R828771C015 Transport of Hazardous Substances Between Brownfields and the Surrounding Urban Atmosphere


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Class to write numpy matrices into Kaldi .ark file and create the corresponding .scp file.
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Class to write numpy matrices into Kaldi .ark file and create the corresponding .scp file.
It only supports binary-formatted .ark files. Text and compressed .ark files are not supported. The inspiration for this class came from pdnn toolkit (see licence at the top of this file)(https://github.com/yajiemiao/pdnn)
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By default navigaror is disabled. To enable navigator just set the navigator variable to true
<?php ... // Create the jqGrid instance $grid = new jqGridRender($conn); ... $grid->navigator = true; $grid->renderGrid(...); ?>
With this action we enable the following actions in pager - add, edit, del, search, refresh, export to excel.
The view action is disabled.
To disable some action in navigator use setNavOptions method specifiyng the word navigator. If by example we want to disable adding of records do this
<?php ... // Create the jqGridRender instance $grid = new jqGridRender($conn); ... $grid->navigator = true; $grid->setNavOptions('navigator',array('add'=>false)); $grid->renderGrid(...); ?>
Parameters
When we use the navigator the following options are included from the language file.
Below are the defaults for the English language file.
$.jgrid = { ... search : { caption: "Search...", Find: "Find", Reset: "Reset", odata : ['equal', 'not equal', 'less', 'less or equal','greater','greater or equal', 'begins with','does not begin with','is in','is not in','ends with','does not end with','contains','does not contain'], groupOps: [ { op: "AND", text: "all" }, { op: "OR", text: "any" } ], matchText: " match", rulesText: " rules" }, edit : { addCaption: "Add Record", editCaption: "Edit Record", bSubmit: "Submit", bCancel: "Cancel", bClose: "Close", saveData: "Data has been changed! Save changes?", bYes : "Yes", bNo : "No", bExit : "Cancel", }, view : { caption: "View Record", bClose: "Close" }, del : { caption: "Delete", msg: "Delete selected record(s)?", bSubmit: "Delete", bCancel: "Cancel" }, nav : { edittext: "", edittitle: "Edit selected row", addtext:"", addtitle: "Add new row", deltext: "", deltitle: "Delete selected row", searchtext: "", searchtitle: "Find records", refreshtext: "", refreshtitle: "Reload Grid", alertcap: "Warning", alerttext: "Please, select row", viewtext: "", viewtitle: "View selected row" }, ...
The options $.jgrid.edit, $.jgrid.add, $.jgrid.del and $.jgrid.search are included to tier modules if enabled.
The full list of the parameters is as follow:
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Property |
Type |
Description |
Default |
|---|---|---|---|
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add |
boolean |
Enables or disables the add action in the navigator. When the button is clicked a editGridRow with parameter new method is executed |
true |
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addicon |
string |
Set a icon to be displayed if the add action is enabled. Note that currently only icons from UI theme images can be added |
ui-icon-plus |
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addtext |
string |
The text than can be set in the add button |
empty |
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addtitle |
string |
The title that appear when we mouse over to the add button (if enabled) |
Add new row |
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alertcap |
string |
The header of the message that appear when we try to edit,delete or view a row without to select it |
Warning |
|
alerttext |
string |
The message text that appear when we try to edit,delete or view a row without to select it |
Please, select row |
|
alertwidth |
integer |
The width of the alert dialog |
200 |
|
alertheight |
integer |
The height of the alert dialog |
auto |
|
alerttop |
integer |
The top position of the alert dialog |
null |
|
alertleft |
integer |
The left position of the alert dialog |
null |
|
alertzIndex |
integer |
The zIndex of the alert dialog |
null |
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cloneToTop |
boolean |
Clones all the actions from the bottom pager to the top pager if defined. Note that the navGrid can be applied to the top pager only. The id of the top pager is a combination of grid id and “_toppager” |
false |
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closeOnEscape |
boolean |
Determine if the alert dialog can be closed if the user pres ESC key |
true |
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del |
boolean |
Enables or disables the delete action in the navigator. When the button is clicked a delGridRow method is executed. |
true |
|
delicon |
string |
Set a icon to be displayed if the delete action is enabled. Note that currently only icons from UI theme images can be used |
ui-icon-trash |
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deltext |
string |
The text than can be set in the delete button |
empty |
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deltitle |
string |
The title that appear when we mouse over to the delete button (if enabled) |
Delete selected row |
|
edit |
boolean |
Enables or disables the edit action in the navigator. When the button is clicked a editGridRow method is executed with parameter the - current selected row |
true |
|
editicon |
string |
Set a icon to be displayed if the edit action is enabled. Note that currently only icons from UI theme images can be used |
ui-icon-pencil |
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edittext |
string |
The text than can be set in the edit button |
empty |
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edittitle |
string |
The title that appear when we mouse over to the edit button (if enabled) |
Edit selected row |
|
excel |
boolean |
Enables/Disables export to Excel |
true |
|
position |
string |
Determines the position of the navigator buttons in the pager. Can be left, center and right. |
left |
|
refresh |
boolean |
Enables or disables the refresh button in the pager. When the button is clicked a trigger(“reloadGrid”) is executed and the search parameters are cleared |
true |
|
refreshicon |
string |
Set a icon to be displayed if the refresh action is enabled. Note that currently only icons from UI theme images can be used |
ui-icon-refresh |
|
refreshtext |
string |
The text than can be set in the refresh button |
empty |
|
refreshtitle |
string |
The title that appear when we mouse over to the refresh button (if enabled) |
Reload Grid |
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refreshstate |
string |
Determines how the grid should be reloaded |
firstpage |
|
afterRefresh |
function |
If defined this event fire after the refresh button is clicked |
null |
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beforeRefresh |
function |
If defined this event fire before the refresh button is clicked |
null |
|
search |
boolean |
Enables or disables the search button in the pager.When the button is clicked a searchGrid method is executed |
true |
|
searchicon |
string |
Set a icon to be displayed if the search action is enabled. Note that currently only icons from UI theme images can be used |
ui-icon-search |
|
searchtext |
string |
The text than can be set in the search button |
empty |
|
searchtitle |
string |
The title that appear when we mouse over to the search button (if enabled) |
Find records |
|
view |
boolean |
Enables or disables the view button in the pager. When the button is clicked a viewGridRow method is executed |
false |
|
viewicon |
string |
Set a icon to be displayed if the search action is enabled. Note that currently only icons from UI theme images can be used |
ui-icon-document |
|
viewtext |
string |
The text that can be set in the view button |
empty |
|
viewtitle |
string |
The title that appear when we mouse over to the view button (if enabled) |
View selected row |
Additionally to this there is a way to add a custom button in the navigator with action defined from the developer
Custom Buttons are a way to define your own button and action in the pager.
The creation of custom button should be done with
callGridMethod where the seciond parameter is navButtonAdd
something like:
$grid->callGridMethod("#grid", "navButtonAdd", $buttonoptions);
where $buttonoptions is array containing the options
The default options are
|
Property |
Type |
Description |
Default |
|---|---|---|---|
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caption |
string |
The caption of the button |
New button |
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buttonicon |
string |
The ui icon name from UI theme icon set |
ui-icon-newwin |
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onClickButton |
function |
Action to be performed when a button is clicked |
null |
|
position |
string |
(“first” or “last”) The position where the button will be added (i.e., before or after the standard buttons) |
last |
|
title |
string |
tooltip for the button |
empty |
|
cursor |
string |
Determines the cursor when we mouseover the element |
pointer |
|
id |
string |
if set defines the id of the button (actually the id of TD element) for future manipulation |
empty |


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"Yeah, those three henchmen pose a problem...", said the warrior with the spear.
The mage replied, "I agree. Especially the one that keeps restoring Daimon! I'll deal with that rascal myself!"
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As you turn to leave, you hear something fall from the tablet. Upon close examination, you find that it's a fragment of a mysterious bead.


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