NE-AIPG Fall Meeting
October 02, 2026
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Field Trip: Little Falls and Fonda, NY; Dinner: Rustic Loft Pub and Grill, 4740 NY-30, Amsterdam, NY 12010
Herkimer area, NY
Field Trip and Dinner Meeting - Herkimer Diamonds. Field trip focus is on high accuracy mapping, structural Geology and stratigraphy of the Little Falls Dolostone and quartz bearing zones. Evening presentation expands on field trip content.
Meeting/Event Information
The anticipate 2026 meeting schedule for the Northeast Section is presented below. As dates and times may change, please check back for updates and specific meeting announcements. Meetings are open to all members—hope to see you there!
2026 Executive Committee Meeting Schedule: typically the first Monday of the month, adjusted for holidays.
• ExCom Monday Jan 5
• ExCom Monday March 2
• Spring Meeting Wednesday April 15
• ExCom Monday May 4
• ExCom Monday July 6
• ExCom Monday September 14
• ExCom Monday October 5
• Fall Meeting early October
• ExCom Monday Dec 7
Executive Committee Meetings are typically held from 4:00 to 5:30 pm via Zoom. Spring and Fall Membership Meetings are often in-person events with exact dates, times, and locations TBD.
Characterization and Remediation Challenges in Fractured Rock Flow Systems
April 30, 2013
7:30 AM to 5:00 PM
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The College of New Jersey
2000 Pennington Rd
Ewing Township, NJ 08618
http://tcnj.pages.tcnj.edu/
Contamination in fractured rock presents unique challenges for remediation and clean-up efforts. DNAPL contamination remains a long-term, persistent problem at many fractured rock sites in the U.S. At such sites, contaminant mass often resides in the much lower permeability matrix blocks between fractures (immobile porosity). Fluid samples taken from wells primarily represent the mobile porosity produced by the fracture networks and therefore often fail to accurately quantify contaminant mass. For similar reasons, remedial technologies involving injections of fluids and amendments can be ineffective as they may only reach the mobile pore network. This one-day course will provide environmental professionals, consulting hydrogeologists, and engineers with a comprehensive overview of the state of the art in hydrogeological, borehole geophysical and cross-borehole geophysical techniques for the characterization of contaminated fractured rock aquifers.
Tickets
$250.00 AIPG Member Registration
$300.00 LSRPA Member Registration
$350.00 Non AIPG or LSRPA Member Registration
