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29th Environmental & Energy Symposium & Exhibition

7 - 10 April 2003

Richmond, VA

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Tuesday, April 8, 2003

Session 1

• DoD Perspective on Environmental Management Systems: Enhancing Mission Performance, Mr. John Coho
• Obstacles to EMS Implementation on a Military Installation, Mr. David A. Carter
• A Sustainable Approach at Marine Corps Logistics Base (MCLB) Albany, A Sustainable Approach at Marine Corps Logistics Base (MCLB) Albany, GA Environmental Management Systems (EMS, Ms. Robyn Keimberg
• DoD/EPA Region 4 EMS Initiative, Mr. George Carellas
• Challenges And Benefits Of Implementing An EMS During Transformation, Mr. Philip Wood

Session 2

• Streamlined Treatment Option for Remediation of Commingled Perchlorate and Explosives in Groundwater Streamlined Treatment Option for Remediation of Commingled Perchlorate and Explosives in Groundwater, Mr. Scott C. Veenstra
• Remediation of Mixed Biological and Chemical Waste at Fort Detrick, LTC Donald Archibald
• Cost-Effective Strategy for Installation and Operation of a Bioventing System to Remediate Jet Fuel Contamination Beneath the Former Refueling Apron at Griffiss AFB Rome, New York, Mr. Michael B. Broschart
• Lessons Learned from the Installation and Monitoring of a Permeable Reactive Barrier at the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant, Independence, MO, Mr. Kevin Keller
• Electrical Resistance Heating for Rapid Remediation of DNAPL, Mr. David Fleming

Session 3

• What Does DLA Sell and Who is Buying Green?, Ms. Karen Moran
• DRMS Environmental Programs and Initiatives, Mr. Randy Smith
• DoD Shelf-Life Program, Mr. Mike Pipan

Session 4

• Fleet Approach to Operations and Training Sustainability, Mr. Gary Edwards
• Guidelines for Validating Computer-Generated Noise Contour Maps, Mr. George A. Luz
• Development of an Empirical Range Management Model, Dr. Leo D. Montroy
• An Integrated System for Fulfilling DoD Range Sustainability Requirements, Dr. George R. Thompson
• A bench-scale process to remove Pb from firing range soils, Mr. D. Dermatas

Session 5

• Measuring the Ecological Footprint of a Military Installation: How Much Nature Do We Consume?, Mr. David S. Eady
• An Industry Review of Data Collection, Evaluation and Reporting Standards For Leak Detection systems at Hazardous Waste Landfill Facilities, Ms. Karen Beach
• Performance-based EMS: From Output to Outcomes, Mr. Shakeb Afsah

Session 6

• Case Studies: Environmental Monitoring Using Optical Sensing (OP-FTIR) Technology at Oaklahoma City Air Logistics Center Industrial Wastewater Treatment Facility, Dr. Freddie E. Hall, Jr.
• Fexability & Alternative Monitoring - A Success Story for Dugway Proving Grounds Fuel-Burning Equipment, Mr. Gerald L. Mason
• Surface Coating Rules and the DoD, Mr. Steve Rasmussen
• Trend Analysis of Army Air Quality Issues, Ms. Heather L. Johnson
• Technical Guide for Performing General Conformity Emission Calculations, Ms. Judith A. Dempsey

Session 7

• Environmental Issues in Homeland Security, LTC JAmes Crocker
• Biomarkers of Environmental Exposures, LTC (P) Susanne Clark
• Army Environmental Program Successes, Mr. David Guzewich
• Enabling Policies for Implementation of Army Sustainability, Dr. Jorge Vanegas
• Cancer Clusters, Ms. Keera Cleare
• Strategic Management, Analysis, Requirements and Technology (SMART) Initiative, Dick Wright/Dan Uyesugi

Session 8

• U. S. Army Institutional Environmental Integration Efforts, Col. Robert Kirsch
• PCB's in the hudson River: The investigation Behind the EPA's Record of Decision, Dr. Edward A. Garvey
• General Service Administration Delineates "Low-VOC" Paints, Dr. Ron Foster
• Environmental Baseline Survey at a DoD Facility with Reduced Operations, Randa Chichakli

Session 9

• Compliance with the "New" SPCC Rule, Mr. Randy S. Waibel
• Natural Resource Damage Claims: Potential Liabilities and Mitigation Opportunities, LTC Daniel J. Sheehy
• Deciding How Clean is Clean Enough Under the Texas Law of Risk-Based Corrective Action, Mr. Chris Pepper
• Mercury Wastewater Problem at Medical Facilities, Mr. William F. Fifty
• SPCC Regulations and the DoD, Mr. Stanley L. Rasmussen

Session 10

• Environmental Site Closeout Strategies, Mr. Dennis E. Lundquist
• Achieving Risk Allocation and Sustaining Readiness in Environmental Construction Contracting, Mr. William Schaal
• BRAC Innovation, Mr. John Wright
• Transfer of Surplus Properties Using New Legislative Authorities, Mr. Harry H. Zimmerman Jr.

Session 11

• Environmental Issues Associated with Deployed Operations in Afghanistan

Session 12

• National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Phase II Rule Applicability and Requirements for Military Installations, Mr. Ralph Vasquez
• Benefits of GIS in Infrastructure Solutions US Air Force Academy Environmental Program, Mr. James Huiting
• Obtaining and Maintaining Stormwater Compliance at a DOD Industrial Facility, Mr. Robert Kirkbright
• Design and Installation of Innovative Stormwater Structures at Washington Navy Yard, Mr. Steven Kawchak
• Design and Installation of Innovative Stormwater Structures at Washington Navy Yard

Session 13

• Fleet Approach to EMS Implementation, Commander Mary Helinski
• Developing Meaningful Metrics for an EMS, Mr. Philip Wood
• Transforming the Navy Environmental Data Management Program, Ms. Eileen D. Goff

Session 14

• In SITU Perchlorate Biormediation at IHDIV NSWC, Dr. Paul B. Hatzinger
• Environmental Fate and Transport Modeling of Explosives and Propellants in the Unsaturated Zone, Mr. Joseph Robb
• Remediation Technology Selection Made Simple!, Richard T. Cartwright
• GIS for a Large Chemical Warfare Materiel Investigation/Remediation Project in Washington, DC, Ms. Marianne Cardwell

Session 15

• Identifying emerging pollution prevention technologies for direct insertion, Mr. Gary E. Baker
• Chicken Little's Low Hanging Fruit AKA P2 can still be easy . Janitorial Process & Industrial Cleaning, Mr. Mike Jago
• Corrosion Control & Cathodic Protection for Water Systems, What You Need to Know But Were Afraid to Ask?, Mr. John Kay
• Pollution Prevention Success Stories at the Oaklahoma City Air Logistics Center, Freddie E. Hall, Jr.
• USAREUR Ozone Depleting Chemical Elimination Program - Integrating Class I ODC Identification with Elimination Project Programming, Mr. Ulrich Osberghas

Session 16

• Dirty Bomb Containment System, Mr. Jeffrey W. Gold
• Heavy Equipment Procurement Program (HEPP), Ms. Susan Weber
• Chemical, Biological, and Radiological Defense: Annex to the Facility Response Plan, NAS Corpus Christi, TX, Mr. Jim F. Chamberlain
• Conservation Partnering Opportunities for Military Departments, Public Agencies, and Private Conservators, Mr. Rich Engle
• Paving the Roadmap for Implementation of Army Sustainability: Drivers, Inhibitors, Enablers, and Paradigm Shifts, Dr. Jorge Vanegas

Session 17

• Utilities Privatization: DoD's Preferred Method for Upgrading DoD's Preferred Method for Upgrading Utility Systems Utility Systems, Cap. Rick Marrs
• Virginia-American Water Company Water Infrastructure System Utility Privatization, Mr. John S. Watson
• Energy Transformation: The Role of Hydrogen Fuel Cell in Providing Clean Energy of the Future, Mr. Robert L. Warren
• Economics of Hybrid Electric Technology for Military Vehicles, Dr. Michael E. Canes
• Can Commercially Available Bio-Based Hydrolic Fluid Make the Grade for the Army? Part II, Ms. Jill Tebbe
• COTS Software for Real-Time Situational Awareness of Industrial Operations, Mr. Paul Hagan

Session 18

• Environmental Quality Technology Program: Addressing Defense Requirements with Tomorrow's Technology, Mr. Joseph S. Vallone
• A HAZMAT Synergism. JEMMS… RHICS and Know-How, Mr. Terry Tibbs
• Lead-Based Paint Conversion Technology, Mr. Scott Edwards
• Navy Environmental Leadership Program (NELP), Ms. Diane Lancaster
• Improving Air Quality Through Environmental Technology Verifications, Mr. Andrew Trenholm
• Enhanced Hydrostratigraphic Modeling Approach Using Direct Push Electrical Conductivity Logging (DP e-logging), Mr. Vincent J. Grassi

Session 19

• An Integrated Chemical, Biological, Radiological Agent Monitoring Solution, Mr. J. Herbert Dempsey
• Emergency Response: World Trade Center and Pentagon, Mr. Paul T. Pettit
• Water Utility Vulnerability and Risk Assessment: The Titusville Example, Mr. Frerick J. Martin
• Integrating Environment, Chem-Bio Technologies, and A/E at a Package Handling Facility, Dr. Theodore M. Prociv
• Establishing Zoonotic Foci Sentinel Systems to Detect Biological Terrorism Events, Dr. Steven M. Presley
• Database and GIS Solutions Developed During the Anthrax Emergency Cleanup Response on Capitol Hill, Washington D.C., Mr. Randy Dorian

Session 20

• Military Munitions Response Program, Col. John Selstrom
• Standardized UXO Technology Sites Program Status, Mr. George Robitaille
• Strategic Management Analysis, Requirements and Technology (SMART) Team Lessons Learned, Mr. Dick Wright
• GIS Decision Support System, Mr. Harold L. Smith
• Comprehensive List of Chemicals Likely to be Found at Military Ranges - A Case Study of Camp Edwards, Massachusetts, Mr. Jay Clausen

Session 21

• Sustainability Why We Need Public Support -- and How to Get It, Ms. Janice Larkin
• Tribal Consultation and its Role in Federal Projects, Ms. Cheryl Kandaras Chapman
• Successful Use of Risk Communication in Environmental Projects, Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Laboratory (NSWCDL), Ms. Karen M. Coghlan
• Community and Media Outreach as Tools in the Environmental Cleanup Program Toolbox, Ms. Maude Bullock
• Lessons in Effective Planning for Stakeholder Involvement, Mr. Andrew Walker

Session 22

• Developing the Strategy for Implementing EMS in the U.S. Army Reserve, Mr. Ron Tschirhart
• ARNG's Road to ISO 14001, Maj Merle London
• Operational Units in the Army Need and EMS too, Mr. Philip Wood
• Natural Disaster Prepardeness Planning and Successful Implementation, Mr. William Schaal
• How can an EMS lead to Installation Sustainability?, Mr. Philip Wood

Session 23

• Fast-tracking NEPA Documents within the DoD, Mr. David Batts
• Mercury Management Environmental Impact Statement, Mr. F. Kevin Reilly
• Utilities Privitization and the Environmental Process Employed by the DoD - One Forms Experience, Mr. Jimmie Hammontree
• CINCLANTFLT NEPA Program Management Website, Mr. Jeffrey H. Butts
• Integration of Decision Analysis and Roadmapping Tools for Use in Strategic Mission Planning, NEPA Environmental Impact Statements, Science & Technology to Support Operations, Mr. William J. Melton

Session 24

• Drinking Water Early Warning Detection and Monitoring Technology Evaluation and Demonstration, Mr. Rajib Sinha
• Groundwater Vulnerability: Protecting Water Supplies from Outside Forces and Ourselves, Mr. Peter Dillon
• Common Sense Approach to Water Security, Dr. Ronald A Torgerson
• Environmental Terorism - Be Prepared, Mr. Steven J.Stone
• Re-Visioning Biological Defense as a Strategic Enabler for Health Protection, LTC Susanne Clark

Session 25

• Sustaining Readiness GIS as the Foundation of an Environmental Management System, Mr. Craig Lees
• NASA Environmental Management System, Michael J. Green
• An Intranet-Based EMS to Support Business Operations and Mission Readiness for PHD-NSWC, Mr. Bruce W. Bigon
• Strategic Environmental Strategic Environmental Leadership, Mr. Robert Scola
• Environmental Management Systems (EMS) Implementation at Chemical Demilitarization Facilities, Mr. James R. Wood
• Managing Hazardous Waste at Multiple Installations: EMS Concepts in Action, Mr. P. Charles Mason

Session 26

• Evaluation of Phytore - mediation for Groundwater Control at a Landfill Site in California, Mr. Daniel P. Leigh
• Evaluation of Phytoremediation for Groundwater Control at a Landfill Site in California, Mr. Daniel P. Leigh
• Getting One for the GFPR: HQDA BRAC and Parsons Lessons Learned on the Hingham Annex Closure, Mr. James W. Lowerre
• Stabilization of Metals and Propellants in Soil from the Sunflower Ammunition Plant, Dr. Paul R. Lear

Session 27

• Setting Your Installation up for Environmental Success, Mr. Robert Booze
• Cross-Connection Control vs Force Protection, Mr. A. J. Wangner
• Environmentally Compliant Painting at Hill AFB, Mr. Kenneth M. Walter
• Recycling of Military Batteries: Now on GSA, Mr. David G. Miller

Session 28

• Financing Energy Security: Approaches to Increase Reliability and Reduce Costs Without Depending on Appropriations, Mr. Patrick J. Hughes
• The Bridge to Environmental and Energy Readiness, Ms. Helen Jay
• The Grand Truth to "Eco-Babble", Mr. Jerad A. Ford
• Economics of Electric Real Time Metering, Mr. Chris Werle
• Thermal Conversion of Wastes to Hydrogen for Fuel Cell Applications, Mr. Karl N. Hale

Session 29

• Combined Electrical and Magnetic Resistivity Tomography (ERT/MMR), Ms. Gail Heath
• Irrigation at Rocky Mountain Arsenal: Restoration/Mitigation of More Than 8,000 Acres, Mr. Ron Versaw
• Removal of Organic Pollutants and Warfare Agents Utilizing Surface Modified Filtration Devices, Mr. Hal Alper

Session 30

• Chemical Homeland Security System C-HoSS, Dr. George R. Thompson
• Operational Lessons Learned from Anthrax Attacks on the United States, Mr. Greg Janiec
• Cyanide as a Drinking water Contaminant, Mr. Andrew J. Whelton
• Rules-Based Workflow Management Systems for Real Time Emergency Response, Mr. Daniel Hillman
• Integration of Environmental Biosensor Data with the Secure Access Health Alert System, Dr. Venkat Rao
• The Role of the Installation Military Environmental Professional in Homeland Security, Dr. David A. Reed

Session 31

• Business Development vs. The Environment, Ms. Dorothy Peterson
• Managing Cold WarHistoric Structures: The Mitigation of the New Hampshire A-Side Antenna; A Cold War Era Historic Property at New Boston Air Station, Mr. Daniel J. O'Rourke
• New Laws Governing Biobased, Environmentally Preferable Lubricants, Mr. Mark Miller
• Deconstruction and Re-Use: Return to True Resource Conservation and Sustainability Principles, Mr. Ron Webster

Session 32

• "Addressing Defense Requirements with Tomorrow's Technology", Mr. Philip g. Churchill
• NESHAP Monitoring for On-Site Receptors, Mr. Bruce McElhoe
• Hazardous Materials Information Resource System (HMIRS), Ms. Kay Eggers
• Commercializing U.S. Government R&D Investments, Mr. Tyrone Taylor

Session 33

• Public Perception of Disease Clusters and the Need for Health Education, Ms. Keera Cleare
• Health Risk Assessment at Oaklahoma City Air Logistics Center Industrial Wastewater Treatment Facility, Dr. Freddie E. Hall, Jr.
• Sustainable Operations Through EMS and Teamwork, Ms. Joanne Tingle
• The Untapped Military Drinking Water Surveillance Resource, Mr. Andrew J. Whelton
• DoD Protocol & Guidance for Conducting Integrated Facility Watershed Impact Assessments, Ms. Georgette Myers
• Analysis of Emerging and Occupational Health (EOH) Issues, Keera Cleare

Session 34

• Operational range Management of Unexploded Ordnance, Col. John Selstrom
• Bridging the Gap: Desert Scimitar as a Model for Military Use in Public Lands, Dr. Bruce F. Goff
• Range and Training Land Issues at Falcon Bombing Range, OK, Mr. S. Curtis Johnston
• Sustainable Management of Lead on Small Arm Ranges, Mr. Scott Edwards

Session 35

• Hazardous Management Management System (HSMS)2.4.1, Mr. Chris Taylor
• Long-Term Hazardous Material Reduction, Mr. James A. Lariviere
• ACTODEMIL Technology: A Novel R3 Approach for Neutralization of UXO and Range Scrap, Mr. Nandkishore
• Non-ODC Aircraft Oxygen Line Cleaning System Mr. John E. Herrington

Session 36

• Air Program Information Management System, Mr. Michael Baghoomian
• EWS and Regional Planning: Integrating Technology and Process, Mr. Cliff Whitmer
• U.S.Army Ammmunition Facility Implements Web-Based EMS, Jeff Hallett
• The Solid Waste Annual TReport on the Web
• Enterprise Environmental Approach: Sampling Tool, Dr. Larry Donmoyer
• U.S. Navy Hunters Point Shipyard (HPS) Web Portal, Randy Dorian