Specialties
Site Investigation and Remediation; Soil, Groundwater, and Sediment Assessment and Remediation; Conceptual Site Models; Waterfront Redevelopment
Practice Areas
Contaminated Site Assessment and Cleanup; Water and Natural Resources
Education
B.S., Biological Engineering, University of Guelph, 2006
Registration
Registered Professional Engineer in Ontario, License Number 100207102
Client Service
Danielle’s technical experience includes characterizing nonaqueous-phase liquids (NAPL) in soil and sediment using in situ and ex situ investigation techniques and developing remedial designs. She integrates investigative techniques and remedy design approaches to impacted soil, groundwater, and sediment sites in the United States, South America, and Canada. Her recent work has led her to focus on multidisciplinary and multistakeholder projects involving the redevelopment and revitalization of coastal shorelines and waterways impacted by environmental contaminants and changing climate conditions.
A leader within Geosyntec’s waterfront improvement practice, Danielle provides multidisciplinary solutions for complex waterfront redevelopments. She led the first-to-field investigation that used multiple combined high-resolution site characterization tools in combination with traditional sediment coring techniques to delineate sediment horizons and NAPL distribution. Danielle is Geosyntec’s project manager for the Waterfront Toronto Port Lands redevelopment project, one of the largest waterfront redevelopment projects in North America.
Contact Danielle at DThorson@Geosyntec.com or +1 519-515-0876.
