Lodovichetti, Eileen Resume 2015
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Ms. Lodovichetti has extensive experience conducting environmental site assessments, ecological investigations, remediation projects, and construction monitoring. Her experience includes Phase I and II assessments, mercury and PCB surveys, drilling oversight, geotechnical investigations, groundwater sampling, and investigating asbestos and lead paint. She has also conducted research on sediment data from North Carolina barrier islands, the effects of coastal dredging and groins on local ecology, and the impacts of mining, nanotechnology, and mass spectrometry. Her selected projects involve environmental consulting work in Washington D.C., Maryland, Virginia, Florida, California, and South Korea.
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Lodovichetti, Eileen Resume 2015
- 1. Ms. Lodovichetti’s experience includes the completion of Phase I and II environmental site assessments, ecological investigations, mercury and PCB source survey of industrial facilities, drilling operation oversight, geotechnical investigations, groundwater sampling, compaction testing using Troxler 3440 nuclear gauge, investigation of asbestos-containing materials (ACM) and lead-based paint (LBP), and construction monitoring of impacted soils. In addition, Ms. Lodovichetti has completed research for projects that include the compilation of sediment data on North Carolina barrier islands, effects of coastal dredging operations and the impact of groins to local ecology. Further research includes the impacts of open pit mining for Uranium, the application of nanoscale iron particles for LNAPL remediation, the influence of nitrogen and carbon geochemistry upon mangrove systems, and the utilization of mass spectometry in the identification of nitrogen fixation in orchid species (paphiopedilum and phaelenopsis species). Selected Projects U.S. Embassy, Mexico City, Mexico Fairmont Hotel, Washington, DC Georgetown Heating Plant, Washington, DC Howard University Interdisciplinary Research Building, Washington, DC Kennedy Center, Washington, DC Union Market, Washington, DC Walter Reed Hospital 3D Scanning, Washington, DC 33 N Street NE, Washington, DC 2401 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC Brandon Woods II Industrial Park, Curtis Bay, MD FedEx Collington Center, Upper Marlboro, MD Curtiss-Wright Corporation Former UST Tank Farm Investigative and Remedial Services, Wood-Ridge, NJ Dulles Gateway Shopping Center, Herndon, VA 1733 P Street Indoor Air Quality Investigation Washington, DC 650 Massachusetts Avenue NW Geotechnical Investigative Survey Washington, DC I-4 Ultimate Project Orlando, FL Rialto Properties Phase I Environmental Assessments (8 properties) Washington, DC and Bethesda, MD U.S. Embassy, Seoul South Korea Liberty Place Groundwater Investigation Randallstown, MD Design Build Dulles Metrorail Sterling, VA Shell Gas Hercules PCB Remediation Santa Barbara, California Dulles Metrorail Expansion Sterling, Virginia (Wetland Monitoring and VWP Permitting) DC United Stadium Development SE Washington, DC Selected Publications, Reports and Presentations Eileen Lodovichetti Staff Scientist Asbestos Investigation Environmental Site Assessments/Remedial Investigations, Soil/Groundwater Remediation, Ecological Assessments, Geotechnical Investigation Education B.Sc., Environmental Science University of Virginia Certifications OSHA 40 Hour HAZWOPPER Certification NAUI Scuba Certification USCG & NASBLA Boating Safety IATA HAZMAT Certification Nuclear Gauge Safety Certification Lead Based Paint Inspector Asbestos Inspector (AHERA: MD) Affiliations Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) Professional Women in Construction (PWC- Committee Member) Women’s Energy Netw ork (WEN) University of Virginia Alumni Phi Theta Kappa Honor’s Society
- 2. Elizabeth A. Hunnewell, C.E.M. Presentation on the Determination of Dietary Preference Using Isotopic Composition of Tissue Presentation on the Ecology of Coastal Wetlands about the preferential colonization of coastlines by the red mangrove Lodovichetti, Eileen “Life Histories of Lemon Sharks (Negaprion Brevirostris) and Mangrove Systems on Bimini Island” April 28, 2012. Lodovichetti, Eileen “Ocean Acidification and Decomposition of Calcium Carbonate Phytoplankton” April 2011.