Community Input, Ft. Monmouth, NJ. Briefing from the community's view.

Community Input, Ft. Monmouth, NJ. Briefing from the community's view.

Base Visit Trip Report June 3, 2005 - Ft. Monmouth, NJ.

BRAC Staff Input - Ft. Monmouth, NJ.

Community Input - Ft. Monmouth, NJ.

Base Visit Book (1st Visit) Ft. Monmouth, NJ.

Contains background material regarding Fort Monmouth, NJ

Contains Fort Monmouth, NJ background material for General Counsel

Clearinghouse request for comment on included questions about closure of Fort Monmouth, NJ.

General Counsel - Fort Dix, NJ.

Community Input for Fort Monmouth, NJ. Information paper.

Contains base input from Fort Monmouth, NJ

Contains Executive Correspondence regarding Fort Monmouth, NJ

Contains New Jersey Regional Hearing testimony from the Baltimore Hearing

Community Briefing - Army - Fort Monmouth - NJ 7/20/05

Contains Executive Correspondence regarding Lakehurst, NJ

Contains Executive Correspondence regarding Fort Monmouth, NJ

Contains Executive Correspondence regarding Niagara Falls AGS

"An analysis is presented of the accidental release of activity following the operation of the NS "Savannah" at the New York Shipbuilding Corporation docks in Camden, New Jersey. Although a number of accidents are considered, the report is primarily concerned with the environmental activity levels and subsequent exposures which would result from the "maximum credible accident" (p. v).

Abstract: Chemical and microbiological data from four characteristically acidic streams in southern New Jersey were used to evaluate seven factors related to the proclivity of each stream to nitrify under the influence of secondary sewage effluent. pH, water temperature, and dissolved oxygen were used as indicators of a stream conditions while neutralization of alkalinity, nitrogen species trends, BOD/NOD incubations, and nitrifying bacteria densities served as actual nitrification indicators. Hay Stack Brook showed strong evidence for nitrification on the basis of all four nitrification indicators while Landing Creek was nitrifying little if at all. Hammonton Creek is apparently nitrifying, but because of uncertainty in the downstream trends of the nitrogen species, and a lower level of alkalinity neutralization, it is nitrifying less than Hay Stack Brook. Squankum Branch showed some evidence for nitrification on the basis of the BOD/NOD incubations. The acidic character of these streams does not appear to be an exclusive factor in determining whether the stream will undergo nitrification.

From introduction: "This report summarizes the detailed airborne spectrometer survey performed in 1978 covering northern New Jersey and the adjacent south-eastern portion of New York State. The survey consisted of 191 traverses and 4 tie lines totaling 5,936 line miles."

This report is the fourth in a series of maps analyzing the Reading Prong Area. The data presented in this report focuses on the magnetic and ancillary stacked profiles.

This report is the fifth in a series of collections of maps studying the Reading Prong Area. These maps focus on the magnetic and ancillary stacked profile data.

This report is a collection of maps recording the gamma-ray and magnetic detail data in the Reading Prong Area.