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Partners in Environmental Technology Wednesday (Group 2) Posters PRESENTER ORGANIZATION John Coates University of California, Berkeley Yuehe Lin Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Young-Soo Han The University of Michigan Andrew Henderson University of Michigan Dr. Mary F. DeFlaun Geosyntec Consultants, Inc. Amy L. Hawkins NAVFAC ESC Afrachanna Butler U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center Dibakar Goswami Interstate Technology and Regulatory Council Yuehe Lin Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Karla Harre Naval Facilities Engineering Service Center Charles J. Newell, Ph.D., P.E., D.E.E. GSI Environmental, Inc. Robert Kelley Regenesis Dr. Smita Siddhanti EnDyna, Inc. Professor Mark N. Goltz Air Force Institute of Technology Dr. Bart Chadwick SPAWAR Systems Center Pacific Dr. Stuart Strand University of Washington POSTER TITLE POSTER PAGE Using Perchlorate Reductase from Dechloromonas Agitata Str CKB to Detect Perchlorate in the PPB Range Novel Electrochemical Process for Treatment of Perchlorate in Waste Water ER: Heavy Metals Impact of Dissolved Si on Uptake of As(III) by FeS- Coated Sand Under Anoxic Conditions Interaction of FeS and ZVI PRBs with Calcium, Carbonate, and Nitrate 128 G-146 129 G-147 132 G-148 133 G-149 Field Demonstration of Arsenic Sequestration 134 G-150 Soil Metal Bioavailability Adjustment 135 G-151 Effectiveness of Grasses to Stabilize Metal Transport from Small Arm Target Berms Attenuation Processes for Metals and Radionuclides: A Survey of State and Federal Regulators and Stakeholders ER: Site Characterization, Monitoring, and Process Optimization Nanoparticles-Based Immunosensors for Sensitive Detection of Explosives, PCB, and PAHs Adaptive Long-Term Monitoring at Environmental Restoration Sites 136 G-152 137 G-153 130 G-154 131 G-155 Sustainability Tool for Environmental Remediation 138 G-156 Geophysical Imaging for Investigating the Delivery and Distribution of Amendments in the Heterogeneous Subsurface of the F.E. Warren AFB Adaptive Risk Assessment Modeling System: Evaluation and Tech Transfer An Evaluation and Implementation Guide for Groundwater Contaminant Mass Flux Measurement Methods Integrated Compliance Model for Predicting Water Quality Standards for Copper Compliance in DoD Harbors – Complementing a Fate and Effects Model with a Biotic Ligand Model for Seawater ER: Energetics The Genes for Bacterial Degradation of RDX Are on a Plasmid 139 G-157 140 G-158 141 G-159 166 G-160 142 G-161 Refer to the Exhibit Hall Floor Plan in the General Info/Maps section for poster locations. G-x
Partners in Environmental Technology Wednesday (Group 2) Posters PRESENTER ORGANIZATION Laura B. Brentner The University of Iowa Neil C. Bruce University of York Andy Martin USACE-ERDC Dr. Mark E. Fuller Shaw Environmental, Inc. Dr. Roger Babcock, Jr. University of Hawaii Ghalib K. Bardai, MSC. McGill University Sylvie Rocheleau Biotechnology Research Institute Geoffrey I. Sunahara, Ph.D. Biotechnology Research Institute Dr. Roman Kuperman U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center Alan D. Hewitt U.S. Army ERDC-CRREL Elly P.H. Best U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center, Environmental Laboratory Dr. Baohua Gu Oak Ridge National Laboratory Dr. Brandy J. White Naval Research Laboratory Sonia Thiboutot Defence Research and Development - Valcartier Dr. Sylvie Brochu Defence Research and Development Canada - Valcartier Dr. Mark S. Johnson U.S. Army Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine Dr. Bart Chadwick U.S. Navy-SPAWAR-SSC Dr. Bart Chadwick U.S. Navy-SPAWAR-SSC POSTER TITLE POSTER PAGE Feasibility of Using Forage Grasses for the Containment of 2,4,6-Trinitrotoluene and 1,3,5-Trinitro-1,3,5- Triazacyclohexane at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida Engineering Transgenic Grasses for In Situ Treatment of RDX and TNT Open Burn/Open Detonation (OB/OD) Management Using Lime for Explosives Transformation Reducing Transport of Energetic Compounds at Live Fire Ranges Bioremediation and Phytoremediation of RDX and HMX in Tropical Soils Use of the Japanese Quail Embryo to Study the Developmental Toxicity of Nitroglycerin (NG) Toxicity of Nitroglycerin and Selected Aminodinitrotoluenes to Terrestrial Plants Assessing the Bioaccumulation Potential of RDX and HMX in Soil Invertebrates and Plants Toxicity of Nitroglycerin and Aminodinitrotoluenes to Potworm Enchytraeus Crypticus in a Sandy Loam Soil Implementation Status of Multi-Increment Sampling and Method 8330B Capacities of Candidate Herbaceous Plants for Phytoremediation of Soil-Based TNT and RDX on Ranges Development of a Portable Fiberoptic Surface Enhanced Raman Sensor Imprinted Nanoporous Organosilicas for Selective Adsorption of Nitroenergetic Targets Deposition of Nitroglycerine from the Live Firing of M72 A5 66-mm Rockets Assessment of Gaseous and Particulate Propellant Residues Resulting from Small Arms Live Firing Development of Toxicity Data for Munition Compounds to Support Toxicity Reference Value Derivations for Wildlife ER: Sediments Review of Enhanced Monitored Natural Recovery at Contaminated Sediment Sites Monitoring Plan Design for Validation of Enhanced Monitored Natural Recovery of Contaminated Sediment 143 G-162 144 G-163 161 G-164 162 G-165 163 G-166 164 G-167 165 G-168 168 G-169 169 G-170 170 G-171 177 G-172 178 G-173 179 G-174 184 G-175 185 G-176 186 G-177 167 G-178 180 G-179 Refer to the Exhibit Hall Floor Plan in the General Info/Maps section for poster locations. G-xi
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