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February 25 - 27, 2013Location: Westin Hotel, 801 North Glebe Road, Arlington, VATel: 571-372-6565
Monday February 25, 2013 | ||
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Time | Topic/Title | Speaker |
0900 | ER-2238: Membrane Bioreactor/Ultra Low EnergyReverse Osmosis Membrane Process for ForwardOperating Base Wastewater Reuse (SERDP) | Hua WangGE |
0945 | ER-2221: Interaction of Microbial & Abiotic Processes inSoil Leading to the (Bio)Conversion & UltimateAttenuation of New Insensitive Munitions Compounds(SERDP) | James FieldUniversity of Arizona |
1030 | Break | |
1045 | ER-2222: Combined Biological and ChemicalMechanisms for Degradation of Insensitive Munitions inthe Presence of Alternate Explosives (SERDP) | Kevin FinneranClemson University |
1130 | ER-201212: Cost-Effective and High-ResolutionSubsurface Characterization Using HydraulicTomography (ESTCP) | Bill MokAMEC |
1215 | Lunch | |
1245 | ETC and STC meet with Environmental Restoration Program Manager(Closed Door) | |
1345 | ER-2219: Characterization of Residues from theDetonation of Insensitive Munitions (SERDP) | Sonia ThiboutotDRDC-Valcartier |
1430 | ER-2220: Dissolution of NTO, DNAN, and InsensitiveMunitions Formulations & Their Fate in Soils (SERDP) | Katerina DontsovaUniversity of Arizona |
1515 | Break | |
1530 | ER-2132: Impacts on Groundwater Quality following theApplication of ISCO: Understanding the Cause of andDesigning Mitigation for Metals Mobilization (SERDP) | Kevin GardnerUniversity of New Hampshire |
1615 | ETC and STC meet with Environmental Restoration Program Manager(Closed Door) | |
1700 | Adjourn | |
Tuesday February 26, 2013 | ||
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Time | Topic/Title | Speaker |
0845 | ER-2215: A Self-Sustaining Solar-bio-nano BasedWastewater Treatment System for Forward OperatingBases (SERDP) | Wei LiaoMichigan State University |
0930 | ER-2237: A Fully Integrated Membrane Bioreactor Systemfor Wastewater Treatment in Remote Applications(SERDP) | Amy ChildressUniversity of Nevada Reno |
1015 | Break | |
1030 | ER-2218: Novel Anaerobic Wastewater Treatment Systemfor Energy Generation at Forward Operating Bases(SERDP) | Kathryn GuyU.S. Army ERDC CERL |
1115 | ER-2239: Wastewater Treatment Using Microbial FuelCells with Peroxide Production (SERDP) | Cesar TorresArizona State University |
1200 | Lunch | |
1230 | ETC and STC meet with Environmental Restoration Program Manager(Closed Door) | |
1315 | ER-2216: Energy Sustainable Wastewater TreatmentSystems for Forward Operating Bases Based on MicrobialFuel Cells and Microbial Desalination Cells (SERDP) | Bruce LoganPennsylvania State University |
1445 | ER-2217: Robust Membranes for Sustainable WastewaterTreatment by Forward Operating Bases (SERDP) | Menachem ElimelechYale University |
1500 | ER-2125: Ecological Risk Assessment of MunitionsCompounds on Coral Reef Health (SERDP) | Cheryl WoodleyNOAA National Ocean Service |
1545 | ETC and STC meet with Environmental Restoration Program Manager(Closed Door) | |
1645 | Adjourn | |
Wednesday February 27, 2013 | ||
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Time | Topic/Title | Speaker |
0845 | ER-201028: Passive Biobarrier for Treating Co-mingledPerchlorate and RDX in Groundwater at an Active Range(ESTCP) | Paul HatzingerShaw Environmental, Inc. |
0930 | ER-201207: Bioaugmentation for Aerobic Bioremediationof RDX-Contaminated Groundwater (ESTCP) | Mandy MichalsenU.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
1015 | Break | |
1030 | ER-201208: Validation of Stable Isotope Ratio Analysis toDocument the Biodegradation and Natural Attenuation ofRDX (ESTCP) | Paul HatzingerShaw Environmental, Inc. |
1115 | ER-201210: Designing, Assessing, and DemonstratingSustainable Bioaugmentation for Treatment of DNAPLSources in Fractured Bedrock (ESTCP) | Charles SchaeferShaw Environmental, Inc. |
1200 | Lunch | |
1230 | ETC and STC meet with Environmental Restoration Program Manager(Closed Door) | |
1315 | ER-2223: Development of Environmental Health Criteriafor Insensitive Munitions (IMX-101-104) (SERDP) | Mark JohnsonU.S. Army Institute of PublicHealth |
1400 | ER-201020: Water Conservation: Tertiary Treatment andRecycling of Waste Water (ESTCP) | Sonny MagaNAVFAC ESC |
1445 | Break | |
1500 | ER-201209: Methods for Minimization and Management ofVariability in Long-Term Groundwater Monitoring Results(ESTCP) | Tom McHughGSI Environmental, Inc.. |
1545 | ER-201032: Determining Source Attenuation History toSupport Closure by Natural Attenuation (ESTCP) | Chuck NewellGSI Environmental, Inc |
1630 | ETC and STC meet with Environmental Restoration Program Manager(Closed Door) | |
1730 | Adjourn | |
Thursday February 28, 2013 | ||
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Time | Topic/Title | Speaker |
0800 | Poster Session: ER-201031, ER-201130, ER-201131, ER-201214, ER-201215, ER-201216, ER-1744, ER-1745, ER-1746, ER-1747, ER-1750, ER-1771, ER-2122 | |
0830 | ER-201216: Sediment Bioavailability Initiative (SBI): Development ofStandard Methods and Approaches for the Use of Passive Samplers inAssessment and Management of Contaminated Sediment (ESTCP) | Charles MenzieExponent |
0915 | ER-2135: Application of Biofilm Covered Activated Carbon Particles as a Microbial Inoculum Delivery System for Enhanced Bioaugmentation of PCBs in Contaminated Sediments (SERDP) | Birthe KjellerupGoucher College |
1000 | Break | |
1015 | ER-201031: Evaluation of Resuspension from Propeller Wash, Dredging and Extreme Storm Events in DoD Harbors (ESTCP) | PF WangU.S. Navy SPAWAR |
1100 | ER-201215: Evaluating the Efficacy of Bioaugmentation for In-Situ Treatment of PCB Impacted Sediments (ESTCP) | Kevin SowersUniversity of Maryland Baltimore County |
1145 | ETC and STC meet with EnvironmentalRestoration Program Manager (Closed Door) | Lunch on your ownfor PIs and Sediment Review Panel |
1215 | Poster Session: ER-201031, ER-201130, ER-201131, ER-201214, ER-201215, ER-201216, ER-1744, ER-1745, ER-1746, ER-1747, ER-1750, ER-1771, ER-2122 | |
1345 | ER-201131: Demonstration of In-Situ Treatment with Reactive Amendments for Contaminated Sediments in Active DoD Harbors (ESTCP) | Bart ChadwickU.S. Navy SPAWAR |
1415 | ER-2122: Tracking the Uptake, Translocation, Cycling, and Metabolism of Munitions Compounds in Coastal Marine Ecosystems Using Stable Isotopic Tracer (SERDP) | Craig TobiasUniversity of Connecticut |
1445 | ER-1771: Assessing Mercury & Methylmercury Bioavailability in Sediment Porewater Using Mercury-Specific Hydrogels (SERDP) | Victor MagarEnviron |
1515 | Break | |
1545 | ER-1745: Coupling between Pore Water Fluxes, Structural Heterogeneity & Biogeochemical Processes Controls Contaminant Mobility, Bioavailability, & Toxicity in Sediments (SERDP) | Aaron PackmanNorthwestern University |
1615 | ER-1746: Predicting the Fate and Effects of Resuspended Metal Contaminated Sediments (SERDP) | Allen BurtonUniversity of Michigan |
1645 | ER-1747: Robust Means for Estimating Black Carbon-Water Sorption Coefficients of Organic Contaminants in Sediments (SERDP) | Phil GschwendMIT |
1715 | Closing Remarks & Adjourn | |