Technology Symposium

[Lenny Siegel <lsiegel@cpeo.org>]

PARTNERS IN ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY
TECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM AND WORKSHOP
(from the official Defense Department announcement found at
http://www.serdp.gov)

December 1-3, 1998

Hyatt Regency Crystal City in Arlington, Virginia

Sponsored by the Strategic Environmental Research and Development
Program (SERDP) and the Environmental Security Technology Certification
Program (ESTCP) [Department of Defense]

You won't want to miss this opportunity to learn first hand about
groundbreaking environmental research and innovative technologies
developed by the Department of Defense (DoD), the Department of Energy,
the Environmental Protection Agency, and their many public and private
collaborators.

1. Unexploded Ordnance Detection. New Sensor and Data Fusion
Technologies for Detection of UXO

2. DNAPL Detection. Innovative Technologies for Detection of DNAPL in
the Subsurface

3. Remediation of DNAPLs and Chlorinated Solvents. Innovative Methods to
Remediate Immiscible Phase and Dissolved Phase Chlorinated Solvents

 4. Risk Assessment 1: Environmentally Acceptable Endpoints.
Understanding and Characterizing Biochemical Processes that Affect
Bio-Availability of Contaminants

5. Risk Assessment 2: Ecological Risk Assessment. Methodologies and
Tools for Characterizing Impacts and Risks of DoD Activities to
Ecological Receptors

6. Air Quality Monitoring/CEM. Application of Continuous Environmental
Monitoring (CEM) Technologies for Air Quality Monitoring

7. Advanced Waste Treatment for Deployed Units. Technologies to
Reduce/Eliminate Waste Discharge from Operational DoD Platforms and
Forward Bases

8. Environmentally Acceptable Coatings. New Coatings that
Reduce/Eliminate Use of HAPS and Toxics for Military Applications

9. Environmentally Acceptable Coatings Removal. New Solvent-Free and
Non-Chemical Paint Stripping Technologies

10. Green Energetics. Non-Polluting Methods for Energetic Materials
Production and Lifecycle

11. Ecosystem Management. Ecosystem Management Tools and Techniques with
Emphasis on Ecosystem Monitoring

12. Technology Transfer for Innovative Cleanup Technology. Programs and
Processes to Promote Regulatory and User Acceptance of Innovative
Cleanup Technologies

FOCUSED TECHNICAL PROGRAM FORMAT. An all-inclusive technical program
featuring comprehensive sessions that will address high-priority
environmental issues and provide valuable information about DoD
requirements, ongoing research efforts, and near-term funding
opportunities. See Featured Technical Sessions on the reverse side.

PROFESSIONAL NETWORKING. The opportunity to interact with more than 500
expected attendees, most notably, leading researchers and technology
end-users from the environmental community, including government,
academia, and private industry.

EXPANDED POSTER & DISPLAY EXHIBITS. More than 100 posters and 25
displays showcasing technology developments from both SERDP and ESTCP
funded projects, as well as other relevant research and development
efforts in government and the private sector.

RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES. A similar session at last year's
Symposium attracted a standing-room only crowd! This post-Symposium
briefing and discussion will cover the FY 2000 solicitation process and
funding opportunities.

See our home pages http://www.serdp.gov & http://estcp.xservices.com/
for additional information about SERDP, ESTCP, and the Symposium &
Workshop [and registration information and the registration form].

Lenny Siegel
Director, Center for Public Environmental Oversight
c/o PSC, 222B View St., Mountain View, CA 94041
Voice: 650/961-8918 or 650/969-1545
Fax: 650/968-1126
lsiegel@cpeo.org