“Rapid and Cost-Effective In-Situ Field Characterization of Air-Water Interfacial Area Using Geophysics” W912HQ25C0062

Rutgers University Newark was awarded to perform research services under a Broad Agency Announcement focused on rapid and cost-effective in-situ field characterization of air-water interfacial area using geophysics. The project seeks to apply geophysical methods in real-world field conditions to measure the air-water interfacial area quickly and cost-effectively, following the approach outlined in the submitted proposal.

Bidders should expect a requirement for in-situ, field-based geophysical measurement of air-water interfacial area, with an emphasis on rapid data collection and cost efficiency. Proposals should demonstrate proven geophysical techniques suitable for field deployment, capability to interpret interfacial-area data, and an ability to deliver meaningful results within budget constraints.