ERSON-16-01: Measurement and Enhancement of Abiotic Attenuation Processes in Groundwater

ER-2617

Measuring and Predicting the Natural and Enhanced Rate and Capacity of Abiotic Reduction of Munition Constituents

Dr. Pei Chiu

University of Delaware

ER-2618

Compound Specific Isotope Analysis of Mineral-Mediated Abiotic Reduction of Nitro Compounds

Dr. William Arnold

University of Minnesota

ER-2619

Characterization of Enhanced Subsurface Abiotic Reactivity with Electrical Resistivity Tomography/Induced Polarization

Dr. Jim Szecsody

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

ER-2620

Emerging Core Concepts for Assessment and Enhancement of Abiotic Natural Attenuation of Groundwater Contaminants

Dr. Paul Tratnyek

Oregon Health & Science University

ER-2621

Field Assessment of Abiotic Attenuation Rates using Chemical Reactivity Probes and Cryogenic Core Collection

Dr. Richard Johnson

Oregon Health & Science University

ER-2622

Abiotic Transformation of Chloroethenes in Low Permeability Formations

Dr. David Freedman

Clemson University

ER-2623

Identification of Abiotic Degradation Pathways of Chlorinated Ethenes by Compound-Specific Stable Isotope Analysis: A Proof-of-Concept Study

Dr. Tomasz Kuder

University of Oklahoma

ERSON-16-02: Ecotoxicity of Perfluorinated Compounds

ER-2624

Development of Toxicity Reference Values (TRVs) for Birds Exposed to PFOS, PFOA and Associated Mixtures of Fluorinated Compounds

Dr. Matt Simcik

University of Minnesota

ER-2626

Development of Amphibian Poly- and Perfluoroalkyl Substances Toxicity Reference Values for Use in Ecological Risk Assessment at Aqueous Film Forming Foam Sites

Dr. Maria Sepulveda

Purdue University

ER-2627

Advancing the Understanding of the Ecological Risk of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances

Dr. Christopher Salice

Towson University

MRSON-16-01: Detection, Classification, and Remediation of Military Munitions Underwater

MR-2645

Underwater Munitions Expert System for Remediation Guidance

Dr. Sarah Rennie

Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory

MR-2646

Advanced Magnetometer System

Dr. Rahul Mhaskar

Geometrics

MR-2647

Parameterized Process Models for Underwater Munitions Expert System

Dr. Carl Friedrichs

Virginia Institute of Marine Science

MR-2648

Modeling a Robust Caisson Structure to Resist Effects from Blow-In-Place of Underwater Unexploded Ordnance

Mr. Josephy Trotsky

NAVFAC EXWC

MRSEED-16-01: Modeling Predictions of Munitions Penetration in a Variety of Soils

MR-2628

Meshfree Modeling of Munitions Penetration in Soils

Dr. Sheng-Wei Chi

University of Illinois, Chicago

MR-2629

Munition Penetration Depth Prediction

Dr. Jay Clausen

USACE ERDC-CRREL

MR-2630

Physics-Based Prediction of Unexploded Ordnance Penetration into Granular Materials

Dr. Jae Chung

University of Florida

RCSON-16-01: Changes in Pathogen Exposure Pathways under Non-Stationary Conditions and Their Implications for Wildlife and Human Exposure on Department of Defense Lands

RC-2633

Assessing White-Nose Syndrome and Non-Stationary Changes on Bat Populations on and Near DoD Installations in the West

Dr. Sarah Olson

Wildlife Conservation Society

RC-2634

Effects of Climate Change on Plague Exposure Pathways and Resulting Disease Dynamics

Dr. Tonie Rocke

USGS National Wildlife Health Center

RC-2635

Leptospirosis in Endangered Island Foxes and California Sea Lions: Outbreak Prediction and Prevention in a Changing World

Dr. James Lloyd-Smith

University of California, Los Angeles

RC-2636

Climate Changes Impacts on Fire Regimes, Plant Invasions, and Tick-Borne Diseases

Dr. Brian Allan

University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

RC-2637

Understanding Climatic Controls of Blacklegged Ticks and Lyme Disease: Experiments and Models to Quantify Risk in a Changing Climate

Dr. Richard Ostfeld

Cary Institute of Ecoystems Studies

RC-2638

Effects of Climate on Host-Pathogen Interactions in Chytridiomycosis

Dr. Corinne Richards-Zawacki

Tulane University

RC-2639

The Role of Phenology and Phenology Change in the Transmission of Arthropod-Borne Diseases: Implications for Management on Military Lands

Dr. Sharon Bewick

University of Maryland, College Park

RC-2650

Assessing the Impacts of Climate and Land Use/Land Cover Change on Valley Fever Incidence

Dr. Vicken Etyemezian

Desert Research Institute

RCSON-16-02: Improved Understanding of Wildland Fire Combustion Processes for Department of Defense Managed Ecosystems

RC-2640

Fundamental Measurements and Modeling of Prescribed Fire Behavior in the Naturally Heterogeneous Fuel Beds of Southern Pine Forests

Dr. David Weise

USDA Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Research Station

RC-2641

Multi-Scale Analyses of Wildland Fire Combustion Processes in Open-Canopied Forests using Coupled and Iteratively Informed Laboratory-, Field-, and Model-Based Approaches

Dr. Nicholas Skowronski

USDA Forest Service, Northern Research Station

RC-2642

Examination of Wildland Fire Spread at Small Scales Using Direct Numerical Simulations and Frequency Comb Laser Diagnostics

Dr. Peter Hamlington

University of Colorado, Boulder

RC-2643

Improving Parameterization of Combustion Processes in Coupled Fire-Atmosphere Models through Infrared Remote Sensing

Dr. Scott Goodrick

USDA Forest Service, Southern Research Station

RC-2651

Ignition, Propagation, and Emissions of Smoldering Combustion: Experimental Analysis and Physics Based Modelling

Dr. David Blunck

Oregon State University

WPSON-16-01: Data to Improve Understanding of the Source and Mechanism of Full Scale Military Tactical Aircraft Engine Noise

WP-2600

Acoustic and Flowfield Measurements for a Military Tactical Aircraft Afterburning Turbofan Engine

Mr. John Mickol

GE Aviation

WPSON-16-02: Reducing or Eliminating HAPs and VOCs from Polyurethane Rain Erosion Coatings

WP-2601

Sustainable, Environmentally Green Polyurethanes for Erosion-Resistant Coatings

Dr. Peter Zarras

NAWC, Weapons Division

WP-2602

Non-Isocyanate Polyurethane Platform for Sustainable and Advanced Rain Erosion Resistant Coatings

Dr. Vijay Mannari

Eastern Michigan University

WP-2603

Hybrid Ultra-Low VOC and Non-HAP Rain Erosion Coatings

Mr. Adam Goff

Luna Innovations, Inc.

WPSON-16-03: Environmentally Sustainable Manufacturing for Energetic Formulations

WP-2604

Alternative Mixing Technology for Environmentally Friendly Plastic Bonded Explosive Formulations

Dr. Eric Beckel

U.S. Army, ARDEC

WP-2605

Environmentally Conscious Process Development for the Production of Composite Propellants and Explosives

Dr. Peter Lucon

Resodyn Corporation

WP-2606

Spray Coating of Binders

Mr. Russell Broad

U.S. Army, ARDEC

WP-2631

Safer Resonant Acoustic Manufacturing for High Volume Pyrotechnics

Dr. Eric Miklaszewski

NSWC, Crane Division

WP-2632

Manufacture of Ordnance by In-Situ Resonant Acoustic Mixing

Ms. Amy Luebbering

NSWC, IHEODTD

WPSON-16-04: Alternatives for Chromium and Nickel Plating in Repair Operations

WP-2607

Cold Spray Coatings for Cr and Ni Plating Replacement

Mr. Victor Champagne

U.S. Army Research Laboratory

WP-2608

Novel Atmospheric High Power Impulse Plasma Source for Durable, Field Applicable Coatings

Dr. Vasiliki Poenitzsch

Southwest Research Institute

WP-2609

Advanced Nanocrystalline Cobalt Alloys and Composites as Alternatives for Chromium and Nickel Plating in Repair Operations

Dr. Jonathan McCrea

Integran Technologies, Inc.

WPSEED-16-01: Development of Methodologies for Evaluating Emissions from Metal-Based Energetic and Pyrotechnic Formulations

WP-2610

Novel Laser Diagnostic Approaches for Evaluating Emissions from Metal-Based Energetic Formulations

Dr. Waruna Kulatilaka

Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station

WP-2611

Methods for Characterizing Near-Field Emissions from Energetics and Pyrotechnics

Dr. Kevin McNesby

U.S. Army Research Laboratory

WP-2612

Exploratory Development of Energetic and Pyrotechnic Combustion Characterization Apparatus

Dr. David Decker

Desert Research Institute

WP-2613

Optical Diagnostics for Evaluating Emissions from Metal-Based Energetic Formulations

Dr. Claresta Dennis

NAWC, Weapons Division

WPSEED-16-02: Environmentally Sound and Safe Military Munition Demilitarization

WP-2614

Electrochemical Demilitarization of Energetics

Dr. Mark Fuller

CB&I Federal Services

WP-2615

Recycling and Demilitarization of Military Munitions

Dr. Paul Hintze

NASA Kennedy Space Center

WP-2616

Environmentally Sound and Safe Military Munition Demilitarization

Dr. Justin Sabourin

Physical Sciences, Inc.