Characterization & Monitoring Technologies Forum

[Aimee Houghton <aimeeh@igc.org>]

From: Aimee Houghton <aimeeh@igc.org>
Subject: Characterization & Monitoring Technologies Forum

West-East Hands on Forum Training for Characterization and 
Monitoring Technologies 

This Forum offers an unique regional approach to training on innovative 
technologies by individuals representing diverse constituencies. The 
event will bring together technology manufacturers, regulatory experts 
and users, such as remedial project managers and industrial users, to 
learn and actually field test onsite commercially available assessment 
technologies. Selected assessment tool manufacturers will make 
presentations to an audience of users. Regulatory experts will provide 
valuable feedback on issues related to acceptance of data generated by 
these innovative measurement technologies 

When: October 7, 1996 

Where: Stanford University
 Tresidder Memorial Union
 Palo Alto, CA 

For more information contact: 

 Sandra Bradford
 Phone: (415)473-3222
 FAX (415)725-7295
 Email sandra@otlmail.stanford.edu 

The Advantages: Hands on use of innovative assessment technologies 
 Improving acceptance of innovative technologies
 Communication forum for wider acceptance of technology

Presenting Companies

 Dexsil Corp, Electronic Sensors, Ensys Inc., ETG,
 Hydrolabs, Metorex, PE Photovac, Quantrad Sensors, 
 SimulProbe Tech., Teledyne, Turner Designs 

SPONSORS: 
 Stanford University, US EPA Region 9 & 10, EPA Region I-NE 
 Center for Environmental Industry & Technology, The
 Center for Field Analytical Studies & Technology-
 Tufts University, Department of Chemistry, Bay Area 
 Defense Conversion Action Team (BADCAT)/Bay Area 
 Economic Forum, Bay Area Regional Technology Alliance (BARTA).

This Forum is part of an ongoing commitment by US EPA and California EPA 
to work with the Bay Area Defense Conversion Action Team, a program of 
the Bay Area Economic Forum, (BADCAT/BAEF) and the Bay Area Regional 
Technology Alliance (BARTA) towards promoting regulatory acceptance and 
application of innovative technologies which can offer faster, safer and 
more cost effective methods to characterize and cleanup sites. 

Invited Speakers: 

 Ann Haywood, Cal EPA 
 Felicia Marcus, US EPA Region 9
 Walter Kovalick, US EPA