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March 22-26

Albuquerque Convention, Cente?,Albuquerque, New Mexico

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WELCOME A D D R E S S 1S a r a h K o t c h i a n M E d H P HAlbuquerque Environmental Health Department

ENVIRONMENTAL I S S U E S CLAIM GROWING PENTAGON INTEREST 5POLLUTION CLEANUP AT ACTIVE & CLOSED BASES PROMPTS MORERESOURCES, DESPITE DRAWDOWN

Pa t r i ck J Meehan, J r - OASDW Bruce H o l t , ADPA

A U S. COAST GUARD PERSPECTIVE 8Rear Admiral P e t e r A BunchUSCG/COE - L o g i s t i c s & Developments - Washington, DC

CORPS OF ENGINEERS PERSPECTIVE 13L i e u t e n a n t G e n e r a l A r t h u r E W i l l i a m s , USAChief of E n g i n e e r s - U S Corps of Eng - Wash ing ton , DC

SESSION ICompliance RCRA/CERCLA I

Session Chairmans Thomas Magness, Midwest ResearchDennis Li l lo , Defense Logistics Agency

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCBARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM (NPDES) STORM 19WATER POLLUTION PREVENTION PLANS; A NEW CHALLENGE FEDERAL FACILITIES

Linda J Brown & Mark S. KylloCDM Federal Programs Corporation - Albuquerque, NM

WASTEWATER TREATMENT AT THE ARM? MATERIEL COMMAND 24Shah A ChoudhuryUS Army M a t e r i e l Command - A l e x a n d r i a , VA

ECAS AND THE ARMY'S ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE PROFILE 34David Gu ldenzopfUS Army E n v i r o n m e n t a l C e n t e r - Aberdeen P r o v i n g Ground, MD

DEVELOPMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS FOR U . S . ARMY 40ACTIVITIES IN THE REPUBLIC OF THE MARSHALL ISLANDS

Dennis Gallien & John Cady, USA Space & StrategicNorman Lovelace - US Environmental ProtectionFrank Chapuran - Teledyne Brown EngineeringMichael Van Zandt - Keck, Mahin & Cate

SELF-AUDIT FOR ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE: THE PROGRAM 45AT NAS PATUXENT RIVER, MARYLAND

Larry C Donmoyer - NAS Patuxent River - Patuxent River, MDWilliam J Eckerle - SEMCOR, Inc - Moorestown, NJ

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SESSION IIRemediation - Accelerated Cleanup I

Session Chairmen Jack Newell - ERM Federal ProgramsGeorge Alexander - Battelle, PNL

TRANSPORTABLE INTEGRATED BIOLOGICAL, ASSESSMENT LABORATORY 52COMPLEX FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING

H Gardner, US Army Biomedical R&D Lab - Ft Detrick, MDS M Finger - ECO, Inc , Annapolis, MD

ABOVEGROUND OR UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK SYSTEMS'' 58CHOOSING THE BEST SYSTEM FOR YOUR NEEDS

Kenneth L BusenABB Environmental Services, Inc - Tallahassee, FL

ACCELERATED CLEANUP: A CASE STUDY OF THE STREAMLINED 64REMEDIAL PROJECT

Paul E Siemmski & Robert M GriswoldUS Environmental Protection Agency - Dallas, TXWilliam A Koski & Jackie M MosherCDM Federal Programs Corporation - Lenexa, KS

REMEDIATION OF CONTAINERIZED HAZARDOUS AND TOXIC 70WATER UNDER DERP-FUDS: A CASE STUDY IN OPTIMIZATION

Gregory Johnson & June ChingEA Engineering, Science & Technology - Hunt Valley, MDWilliam C Piccirilli, USA Corps of Engineering - Baltimore, MD

SESSION IIITechnology I

Session Chairmen Robert Bartell - USA Environmental CenterDarryl Home - Home Engineering

IN-SITU LASER INDUCED FLUORESCENCE 76Jimmie L Bratton, Applied Research Associates, IncWesley Bratton & James D ShinnApplied Research Associates, Inc - South Royal ton, Vermont

APPLICATION OF THE EPA MULTI-METALS TRAIN TO REDIONUCLXDES 82MEASUREMENT AT THE PADUCAH GASEOUS DIFFUSION PLANT

Randall Pudelek, Oak Ridge National Laboratory - Oak Ridge, TNRandall P Moore, IT Corporation, Knoxville, TNDouglas W Jones, Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant - Paducah, KY

PRIORITY MANUFACTURING AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AT MILITARY INDUSTRIAL 90FACILITIES - NATIONAL DEFENSE CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EXCELLENCE

Richard Goldman, John Adams & Jerry HudsonConcurrent Technologies Corp - Johnstown, PA

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SESSION IVResearch & Development I

S e s s i o n Chairmen Andres T a l t s - US Army M a t e r i e l CommandSteve E h r e t s - U S Navy R&D

REMOTE REMOVAL AND TREATMENT OR RECONTAINERIZATION OF WASTE 9 4COMPRESSED GASES

Norm Abramsom, Earth Resources Corp - Ocoee, FLTHE LURGI-DECONTERRA - PROCESS SOIL WASHING 106

Ted J PollaertLurgi Corporation - River Edge, NJ

THE USE OF A GROUND WATER MODEL SYSTEM TO UPGRADE A 1 1 3MUNICIPAL WELL FIELD FOR USE AS A REMEDIATION SYSTEM

Grant Anderson, Tim Cox, Peter Matte]at & Don KochEngineering Technologies Associates - E l l i c o t City, MDDennis Bowser, USA Environmental Center

REMEDIATION OF CONTAMINATED SITES USING BIOSLURRY 119TREATMENT SYSTEMS

Mark Zappi, D Gunnison, C Teeter & N FrancmguesUSAE Waterways Experiment Station - Vicksburg, MS

SESSION VEnvironmental/Energy Resources

S e s s i o n Chairmen S t e v e K i s t n e r - AEHADave Olson - U S Navy

HUMAN RESOURCE NEEDS IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL AREA. 125A MOLTIORGANIZATIONAL APPROACH

Ron Bhada, Ricardo Jacquez, & J Derald MorganNew Mexico State University - Las Cruces, NMDavid Kauffman, University of New Mexico - Albuquerque, NM

DEPLETED URANIUM RISK ASSESSMENT AT ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND 131Michae l E b m g e r , Los Alamos N a t i o n a l L a b o r a t o r yO r r i n Myers, P a t r i c i a Kenndy & Wi l l i am ClementsColorado State University

PREPARATION OF A MULTI-FACILITY RCRA PART B PERMIT RENEWAL 136APPLICATION: A CASE STUDY OF THE U . S . DOE SAVANNAH RIVER SITE

D Scott Fl ickmger - CDM Federal Programs CorpWilliam Maloney - Westinghouse Savannah River CoJohn Walker - CDM Federal Programs Corp

INTEGRATED INFORMATION MANAGEMENT: A SYSTEMS APPROACH 150J o n a t h o n C GoldmanS c i e n c e & E n g i n e e r i n g Ana ly s i s Corp - San F r a n c i s c o , CA

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RECOVERING SPENT ACIDS USING THE WADR PROCESS 156Evan Jones & Wayne WilcoxBattelle - Richland, WAWes Lewis, Therme2-America, Hastings, MI

SESSION VIDefense/Environmental Strategies

Session Chairmen. Paul Yaroschak - Dpt of the NavyJohn Chionchio -

COMPARISON OF HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE RANKING MODELS 162Judith Hushon, ERM Program Management CoMarcia W Read, Office of the Deputy Asst Secretary of DefenseJill M Morris, Oak Ridge National LaboratoryLarry Zaragoza, Environmental Protection Agency

MEASURING PROGRESS IN DOD'S INSTALLATION RESTORATION PROGRAM 172Harold Lindenhofen, Office/Deputy Asst Secretary of DefenseDoug Hazelwood & Mark Ethridge, Earth Technology CorpSteve TerMaath, Ph D , Engineering-Science

DOD AND THE ENVIRONMENT 2000 - A CHANGED MISSION 191Ma]or Merrit P DruckerArmy Management Staff College - Ft Belvoir, VA

CAN UNCLE SAM BE A GREEN CONSUMER? 196ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS IN PROCUREMENT DECISIONS

Ronald Bentley & Thorton S SaferstemVeda Inc. - Alexanadria, VA

SESSION VIIRisk Assessment

Session Chairmen James Edward - U S EPARick Cornelius - Esq ,The Environmental Company

THE ARMY MATERIEL COMMAND'S ENVIRONMENTAL RISK 203MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

Andres Talts, USA Materiel Command (AMCEN-A)Mark F Johnson, MBA, ARMWilliam Miner, Kenn Anderson, Butch Fries & Paul ReinkePRC Environment Management, Inc - McLean, VA

ARMY ACTIONS TO MEET THE NEW DRINKING WATER REGULATIONS 228J A Valcik, Dee Monahan & Major T MoxleyUSA Environmental Hygiene Agency - APG, MD

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A FRAMEWORK FOR THE ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ASSESSMENT OF 237CONTAMINATED SEDIMENTS AT DOD INSTALLATIONS

Tom M Dil lon, PhD, CEPUSAE Waterways Experiment Station - Vicksburg, MS

CLEAN AIR ACT COST ANALYSIS FOR DOD INSTALLATIONS: AN UPDATE 243Mark Stunder & Douglas Pe l tonGeomet Techno log ies , Inc - Germantown, MD

IMPACT OF THE REVISED HAZARD RANKING SYSTEM ON 247MILITARY INSTALLATIONS

Kim K Walters, R E MEngineering Technologies Associates, IncEll icott City, MD

SESSION VIIICompliance RCRA/CERCLA I I

Session Chairmen David Guzewich - USA Environmental CenterKevin A Doxey - ODASD(I)

HILL THE ARMY CORROSION CONTROL PROGRAM SURVIVE 253THE GREEN REVOLUTION''

M Kevin McGillUSA Acquisition Pollution Prevention Office - Arnold, MD

STORMWATER-NPDES MONITORING PROGRAM AT THE ROCKY FLATS 259PLANT, NEAR DENVER, COLORADO

Timothy D Steele, Advanced Sciences, IncPeggy McCarthy & Robert FiehwegEG&G Rocky Flats, Inc

HAZARDOUS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AT U.S. DEPARTMENT 266OF DEFENSE FACILITIES IN THE PACIFIC

Stephen W SurfaceDefense Logistics Agency - Camp H M Smith, HI

CULTURAL RESOURCES SURVEYS: BALANCING MISSION OBJECTIVES 267COST CONTROL, AND REGULATORY COMPLIANCE

Leonid Shmookler, Nancy Aungst & Dan CastleEcology & Environment, Inc - Lancaster, NYRobert Ostermueller, NAVFACENGCOM - Lester, PA

ROOT CAUSES OF NONCOMPLIANCE 273Dr Diane K Mann, US Army CERL - Champaign, ILLTC Carmen AndersonNational Guard Bureau - Alexandria, VA

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SESSION IXRemediation - Accelerated Cleanup II

Session Chairmen LTC Stephen Walker, University of Health SciencesJoe Murphy - US Army Environmental Center

HARNESSING FEDERAL ENVIRONMENTAL EXPERTISE AND FOCUSING IT ON 277STREAMLINING CHARACTERIZATION & REMEDIATION AT DOE'S HANFORD SITE

Julie K Erickson, Department of Energy - Richland, WADonald A Kane & Thomas A McGary, JMM Engineers

FIELD SCREENING METHODS FOR TNT, RDX & 2,4-DNT IN SOIL AND WATER 282Thomas F Jenkins S Marianne E WalshUSA Cold Regions Research & Engineering Lab , Hanover, NH

STREAMLINING THE REMEDIATION PROCESS 288Patrick R Vasicek, USN Engineering Field Activity

USE OF A COST EFFECTIVE DIRECT EXTRACTION TECHNIQUE FOR »-MKl.n 294SCREENING GROUND WATER & SOILS FOR HEAVY HYDROCARBON CONTAMINATION

Mark A Gardiner & Richard A DubiskasIT Corporation - Albuquerque, NM

SESSION XTECHNOLOGY II

Session Chairmen. Dr Stephen TerMaath - Engineering ScienceDr Robert Colonna - Earth Technology

STATE OF THE ART TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES FOR ADDRESSING 299HEAVY METAL SOIL CONTAMINATION AT U.S. ARMY INSTALLATIONS

R Mark Bricka & Norman R FrancinguesU S Army Waterways Experiment Station - Vicksburg, MS

DNT ABATEMENT IN PROPELLANT PRODUCTION WASTEWATER ON-SITE 304USING EXPANDED BED GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON ANAEROBIC REACTORS

Stephen Maloney & Erica May, USA/CER Lab - Champamg, ILMakram Suidan & Sandra Berchtold, University of CincinnatiJames G Heffinger, Jr , Hercules Aerospace - Radford, VA

SESSION XIWaste-Minimization

Session Chairmen Edward Barnes - Roy F. Weston, IncChristina Ramsey - Advanced Sciences

THE U.S. ARMY HAZMIN PROBE MODEL 310Tapio Kuusmen, James Dirks, Alan Brothers & Marina SkumanichPacific Northwest Laboratory - Richland, WARobert Scola, Andrew Perich & Mark NapolitanoUSA Production Base Modernization Act - Picatinny Arsenal, NJ

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COMPARISON OF SOLID PHASE EXTRACTION WITH SALTING-OUT 3 1 6SOLVENT EXTRACTION FOR PRECONCENTRATION OF NITROARQMATICAND NITRAMINE EXPLOSIVES FROM WATER

Thomas F Jenkins & Pau l H Miyares , USA/CRR&ELKaren F Myers, Er ika F . McCormick & Ann B St rongUS Army EWES - Vicksburg, MS

COMPLIANCE INTO THE YEAR 2000: THE ROLE OF HAZMIN 322Sur inder Marr ia & Ann Marie HooperF o s t e r Wheeler USA Corp - C l i n t o n , NJ

WASTE MINIMIZATION CASE STUDY: RADFORD ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT 328J o s e p h L Dowden, US Army PBMA - P i c a t i n n y A r s e n a l , NJS t e p h e n P . Sobo l & L e i g h A B e e r , SAIC - H a c k e n s a c k , NJ

SESSION XIIQ u a l i t y Management TOM I

Session Chairmen LTC Jesse Cabellion - Dept of the ArmyDr Edward Smith - USACEL

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN THE MANAGEMENT AND INTERPRETATION 3 3 4OF GEOLOGIC, HYDROLOGIC & CHEMICAL DATA

Thomas Marks, Anthony Stevens & John AndersonRoy F Weston, Inc - West Chester, PAMark McKenzie, Department of the Air Force

ARMY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT ROLE IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM 340F r e d e r i c k W Boecher & C h r i s t o p h e r T JonesUSA E n v i r o n m e n t a l Hyg iene Agency

A TQL APPROACH TO POLLUTION PREVENTION IN THE US NAVY 346Commander Thomas L Masser SC, USNDale Rice & Anthony David , Engineer ing-Science , I n c

ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION MANAGEMENT - STOVEPIPES OR SYNERGY? 353Michae l G Dinn ing , US Depar tmen t of T r a n s p o r t a t i o n

THE COMPRENSIVE HAZARDOUS MATERIAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM 3 5 9Walter Beddoes & Joseph HoenscheidHazardous Property Policy Office Defense Logistics Agency

ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION PROGRAM MANAGEMENT ACTION PLANS 365P a u l Dappen & Matthew H a r v e yUS Army Corps of E n g i n e e r s - Omaha, NECol James Owendoff, HQ, USAF/CEVR - B o i l i n g AFB, DCW i l l i a m BuChans S James MachmRadian Corporation - Austin, TX

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SESSION XIIIConsideration in Defense Readiness Plan

Session Chairmen William Cople - Esq , King & SpaldmgEdward Miller - ODASD (Environment)

A METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING INSTALLATION CARRYING CAPACITIES 371Barton 0 Ives, HQ, Dpt of the Army, Washington, DC

WHAT EVERY PROJECT MANAGER SHOULD KNOW ABOUT PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT 377IN THE NEPA PROCESS OR LESSONS T.TOBHm DURING PUBLIC INVOLVEMENTFOR THE STRATEGIC TARGET SYSTEMS PROGRAM ON KAUAI

Lewis Michaelson, Advanced Sciences, Inc - San Diego, CAEdward H Vaughn, USA Space & Strategic Defense Command

THE PREPARATION OF COST-EFFECTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL 383IMPACT STATEMENTS

Jacob I Bregman, Bregman & Company, Inc - Bethesda, MD

COMMUNITY RELATIONS PLANNING AT FEDERAL FACILITIES 389Bruce Morris, The Earth Technology Corp - Oak Ridge, TN

OPERATION DESERT SWEEP THE RESTORATION OF KUWAIT 393Fred DiBella, CMS, Inc. - Tampa, FL

LEAD-BASED PAINT WASTE CHARACTERIZATION & DISPOSAL 399Veronique D HauschildUSA Environmental Hygien Agency, APG, MD

SESSION XIVDefense Environmental Initiatives

Session Chairmen: James Ferguson - Technology MarketingDr Donald Kane - JMM Engineers

POLLUTION PREVENTION PROCESS ASSESSMENT AT TTTT.T. £pg 405Mary Ann Hopkins & Dale A RiceEngineering-Science, Inc - Fairfax, VABob Garland, Hill AFBase - Hill AFB, UT

MULTIMEDIA ENVIRONMENTAL AUDITING AT ARMY MATERIEL 411COMMAND INSTALLATIONS

Duane M BentonHQ, US Army Materiel Command - Alexandria, VA

NAVY SHORE ENVIRONMENTAL FUNDING (DATABASE SUPPORT) 418Mike Hicks & Laura KleinDesigners & Planners, Inc - Arlington, VA

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DOD'S INITIAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGE: INFORMATION 424Brad Hathaway, Uldis Adamsons & Jacob Sprouse, JrU S General Accounting Office - Washington, DC

SESSION XVCompliance RCRA/CERCLA III

Session Chairmen Dr Paul Thies - USA Environmental CenterMarda Stathers - U S Coast Guard

REGULATORY DRIVERS FOR INVESTIGATION AND CLEANUP OF WASTE 430MANAGEMENT SITES: DIFFERENCES IN RCRA & CERCLA

Amy E Hubbard & Vicki L BombergerHALLIBURTON NUS Environmental Corp - Pittsburgh, PAJames R Steinberg, NAVFACENGCOM - Norfolk, VARenne V Henderson, NREA Department - Cherry Point, NC

ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE SUPPORT SYSTEM 436M Bruce Dobbs, Debbie Beiso, Curtis Harris & Jon DavisLos Alamos Technical Associates - Albuquerque, NM

SELECTING CLEANUP CRITERIA FOR CONTAMINATED SURFACE 443SOILS FOR ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREAS

M John Cullmame, Charles Lee & L. Jean O,NeilUSA Eng Waterways Experiment Station - Vicksburg, MS

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS - C-17 PROJECT, ALTUS AFB 449Major Thomas M FrendakDepartment of the Army - Tulsa, OK

USE OF X-RAY FLUORESCENCE AND COLORIMETRIC SCREENING 454METHODS TO DETERMINE THE LATERAL KX'I'KNT OF SURFACE SOILSWITH ELEVATED CONCENTRATIONS OF CD, CR, PB & 2,4,6-TNT

Edward R Young S Lee BrouillardWatkms-Johnson Environmental, Inc - Denver, CORandy Cerar, USA Environmental Center - APG, MD

SESSION XVIRemediation-Accelerated Cleanup III

Session Chairmen William Hasselkus - Department of EnergyDr Amir Meltry - ERM Federal Programs

LESSONS LEARNED IN THE PLANNING, DESIGN & IMPLEMENTATION 460OF REMEDIAL ACTIONS AT A JP-4 SPILL SITE

Tom Caponi, P E & Paul E Barker, P EIT Corporation - Austin, TXDonald Buelter, Kelly Air Force Base, TX

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AQUIFER REMEDIATION: A PILOT STUDY TO SUPPORT EFFECTIVE 466PLANNING AND DESIGN

Brian Myller, Watkms-Johnson - Denver, COGmo Bianchi-Mosquera & Douglas MackayUniversity of Waterloo - Ontario, CanadaBruce Honeyman, Colorado School of Mines - Golden, CO

HORIZONTAL ENVIRONMENTAL WELL TECHNOLOGY 471David D Wilson, CDM Federal Programs CorpDr Dawn S Kaback, Westmghouse Savannah River Co

SESSION XVIITraining & Career Development

Session Chairmen Paul Higgms - USICommander Bill Bailey - USCG

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & ENGINEERING AT WEST POINT 477MOVING TO THE YEAR 2000

Colonel John H. Grubbs & LTCol. Wendell C KingUnited States Military Academy - West Point, NY

ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS TRAINING FOR ARMY UNITS & INSTALLATIONS 483Karen S Walker, US Army Environmental Center

DEVELOPMENT OF AN INSTALLATION-WIDE HAZARDOUS WASTE 495TRAINING PROGRAM

Priscilla Secor Golden, GPS Technologies, Inc - APG, MDEdward L Newell, Jr , USA - APG, MD

TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS 501Kent B Prinn, Army Environmental Hygiene Agency

LIFE CYCLE ENVIRONMENTAL GUIDE FOR WEAPON SYSTEMS PROJECT MANAGERS 510Andrew Perich, USA/PBMA - Picatmny Arsenal, NJStephen Sobol & Keith Eckert, SAIC - Hackensack, NJ

SESSION XVIIResearch & Development II

Session Chairmen Dr Jack Hememann - VA Center for ITJohn Accardi - R F Weston, Inc

ENVIRONMENTAL COOPERATIVE RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT 514William E Mounts, Esq , P/E Ltd - Alexandria, VA

ON SITE IN SITU GROUNDWATER WELL ANALYSIS USING A GAS 520SAMPLING IMPLANT AND THE VIKING TRANSPORTABLE GC/MS SYSTEM

George Robitaille, USATHAMA - APG, MDBrian Eckenrode & Russell Drew, Viking Instruments Corp.

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SESSION XXXQuality Management TQM II

Session Chairmen Gary Gaspenno - US NavyFrank Balha - US Coast Guard

INTEGRATION OF TOTAL QUALITY MGMT INTO USAEC CONTRACT ACTIVITIES 529Darlene F Bader, USAEC - APG, MDJulie Hampel Stephens & Terry RiddleWatkms-Johnson Environmental, Inc - Denver, CO

IMPLICATIONS FOR INFORMATION MANAGEMENT XN LIFE-CYCLE 534ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSES OF WEAPONS SYSTEMS

Thomas Cochrane, Paul Kopsick & Charles WiesterDynCorp-Viar - Alexandria, VA

MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR RESOLVING CERCLA/SARA & RCRA/HSWA 540COMPLIANCE ISSUES & ACCELERATING REMEDIALRESPONSE AT MILITARY INSTALLATIONS

Paul A Hughes, TRC Environmental Corp - Lowell, MA

SESSION XXNatural & Cultural Resource & Environmental LitigationSession Chairmen Ma^or Stewart Nelson - HQs US Air Force

Ro Cook - IT Corporation

IS AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT REQUIRED'': 547DETERMINATION OF IMPACT SIGNIFICANCE

Walter R Odening, Advanced Sciences, Inc - San Diego, CAQuent Gillard & Edd Joy - The Earth Technology CorpDennis R Gallien - US Army S&SDC

LIABILITY & COST ALLOCATION AT FEDERAL FACILITIES 551Robert A Weissman & Christina A MaierTechLaw, Inc - Chantilly, VA

SESSION XXIBase Closure

Session Chairmen Michael Malloy - CDM Federal Programs CorpNelson Lund - Radian Corporation

CLOSURE OF ARMY STAND ALONE HOUSING AREAS AN 558ENVIRONMENTAL ADVENTURE

Joseph Ricci, U S Army Environment Ctr - APG, MD

BASE REALIGNMENT AND CLOSURE AND THE RCRA/CERCLA INTERFACE 564Todd Kimmell, Steven Giannino & Richard McKennaHalliburton NUS Corp - Gaithersburg, MD

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CLOSURE OF AN OPEN DETONATION UNIT LOCATED IN AN ARTILLERY/ 570BOMBING RANGE AT THE CAMP SHELBY TRAINING S I T E , MISSISSIPPI

Dr Joseph T Angley, Ecology & Environment, IncR Blackman, USA Corps of Engineers - Mobile, ALR Lee, Mississippi Military Dept - Jackson, MSJ D Barksdale, Ecology & Environment, Inc - Pensacola, FL

ALTERNATE PAPERS

ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTATION DESIGN, MANUFACTURING & MARKETING 576IN RESPONSE TO INITIATIVES FOR IMPROVED U . S . COMPETITIVENESS

S A Liebman, C Ph i l l i p s , W Fitzgerald & E J LevyCCS Instruments Systems - Avondale, PA

EVALUATION OF SUITABILITY OF A SITE FOR DISPOSAL OF 580TREATED EFFLUENT AT THE HANFGRD SITE, WASHINGTON STATE

J D Davis, Westinghouse Handord Co - Richland, WA

RISK ASSESSMENT AS A PLANNING & DECISION-MAKING TOOL 586Arthur F Eidson & F r i t z A S e l l e rIT Corporat ion - Albuquerque, NM

THE US ARMY ENVIRONMENTAL NOISE PROGRAM 5 9 1Duane M B e n t o n , HQ, US Army M a t e r i e l Command

THERMAL IMAGING SYSTEMS FOR SECURITY APPLICATIONS 603Daniel A Pr i t c h a r d , Sandia Nat ional Lab.

VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUND (VOC) DESTRUCTION 604USING A MIXED OXXDANT STREAM

Dr W Bradford, Dr R Hoppe, B Dobbs & F BakerLos Alamos Technical Associates - Albuquerque, NM

AN INSTRUCTOR/OPERATOR STATION NETWORK FOR THE SPACE 610STATION TRAINING FACILITY

Ankur R Harare & Dan ie l T Wick, MITRE - Houston, TX

SYMPOSIUM AGENDA 614

ATTENDANCE ROSTER 619

Exibitor List 641