SERDP 2018 Project of the Year Award for Resource Conservation and Resiliency
Dr. Elizabeth Crone from Tufts University and her team led a SERDP funded project that investigated the source-sink dynamics of species being managed on military lands using three species of endangered butterflies.
It is with great pride and pleasure that SERDP and ESTCP announce the 2018 Projects of the Year.
As demands on installation energy professionals grow, resources have been in decline making it even more difficult to operate and maintain installation facilities at or near optimum performance. To help installation energy professionals be more effective in executing their jobs, ESTCP, in collaboration with the Office of Naval Research (ONR), funded a demonstration project to employ a structured approach to problem solving.
The Strategic Environmental Research & Development Program (SERDP) and the Environmental Security Technology Certification Program (ESTCP) have funded numerous research and technology demonstrations to address chlorinated solvent sites since the early 1990s.
Resource Conservation and Resiliency focused webinar Thursday November 1, 2018. The topic is stormwater management and will be hosted by two ESTCP Primary Investigators.
ESTCP project looks to successfully demonstrate a new capability to mitigate and recover quickly from online and insider cyber activities directed against SCADA infrastructure.
The 2018 SERDP and ESTCP Symposium is quickly approaching. Last chance to reserve a hotel room under the government rate room block!
Cold Spray (CS) deposition of protective coatings is an environmentally friendly and field-deployable process, that is capable of replacing electroplating processes.
The SERDP & ESTCP Symposium is rapidly approaching and a short course and several technical sessions will be offered that highlight projects funded by the Environmental Restoration Program Area.
Dr. Billy Johnson, from ERDC, successfully demonstrated an ESTCP project linking watershed and riverine modeling system for DoD installations across varying climatic and hydrologic regions.