Bio

Mr. Daniel Corkran is a hydrogeologist with 15 years of experience in scientific research, modeling, site investigation, characterization, and remediation. His research has been featured in top peer-reviewed hydrology and Earth science journals. He has developed groundwater-flow models for environmental impacts assessment, groundwater–surface water interaction, contaminant fate and transport, system optimization, natural attenuation evaluation, and water resource applications, from large multibasin to municipal scales. He has provided site investigation, characterization, and remediation services across multiple regulatory frameworks for clients in the industrial; federal, state, and municipal government; and commercial sectors. Mr. Corkran has served as both the project technical lead and field supervisor for investigation and remediation activities at multiple Superfund NPL sites, petroleum refineries, and former manufacturing facilities, performing high-resolution site characterization, aquifer testing, and hydrogeologic conceptual modeling. He has supervised field investigations with dozens of personnel working across 50+ areas of interest, with activities including drilling supervision and well installation; borehole logging; soil, sediment, and groundwater sampling; geophysical investigations; and water-level monitoring.