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2010 Spring Meeting Booklet ITRC SPRING MEETING April 19—23, 2010 Austin, Texas L T T B D IS PLASMA Accelerated Site Characterization “ITRC Membership 1995” Welcome From Co-Chairs Hotel Facility Floor Plans elcome to the ITRC 2010 Spring Meeting in beautiful Austin, Texas! As ITRC W Board of Advisors Co-Chairs, we thank you for your commitment to ITRC. This commitment is demonstrated by the fact that over 275 ITRC Members from across the country are gathered here to collaborate on innovative approaches to solving environ- mental challenges. This year ITRC celebrates 15 Years Advancing Environmental Solutions. It is remarkable to see our progress since 1995 and exciting to envision our achievements to come! This meeting’s primary focus continues to be on our members so we encourage you to take advantage of this, by: • Capitalizing on opportunities to network and gain professional development through participation in round-robin technical sessions, • Being involved in the selection of 2011 project proposals by interacting with pro- posal leaders during the poster session reception, and • Working with your current team members on solutions for your respective project(s). We hope each of you use this meeting as an opportunity to expand your own network and discover what innovative strategies other teams are pursuing for 2010 and be- yond—the strategies that will make our next 15 years even more successful than the last! Thank you and have a great meeting, Christine Costopoulos and George Nicholas We need your help to celebrate 15 Years Advancing Environmental Solutions at this year’s fall meeting in St. Louis, MO. As part of the celebrations, we'd like to invite ITRC Members to showcase their talent during the Fall Reception when we host an ITRC Talent Show. We invite both individuals and groups of team members to perform and enter- tain everyone in a way that highlights ITRC impact over the years. Perhaps you would like to share a song, a poem, or even a dance--the stage is yours! You may sign up to perform during the online fall meeting registration process. Please be sure that all acts are respectful and in the cooperative spirit of ITRC. If you have any questions, please contact George Nicholas ([email protected]), Christine Costopoulos ([email protected]) or Denise Calore ([email protected]). 2 55 Evaluation Form, Continued Table of Contents Agenda .................................................................................................................. 5 E VALUATION, CONTINUED ITRC 2010 Project Team Leaders/Team Descriptions .................................... 9 Yes No Somewhat Comments ITRC 2011 Project Proposal Contacts................................................................ 13 Project Technical Round Robin Ses- ITRC 2011 Project Proposals sions were informa- tive and a good use Biochemical Reactors to Treat Metals in Mining-Influenced of full membership Water .................................................................................................... 15 time? Strategy for Remedial Decision-Making at Contaminated Sediment Sites ..................................................................................... 23 Groundwater Statistics & Monitoring Compliance .............................. 29 Your Project Team Meeting was effec- Project Technical Session Overview.................................................................. 33 tive? Project Technical Session Breakouts—Sign-Up Lists Session 1 RRM Implementa- Environmental Impacts of Ethanol & Bio-Based Fuels ........................ 37 tion Presentation Green & Sustainable Remediation.......................................................... 38 provided you enough information Incremental Sampling Methodology ..................................................... 39 to assist ITRC with In Situ Stabilization & Solidification ....................................................... 40 forwarding use of Permeable Reactive Barriers: Technology Update.............................. 41 this document? Session 2 Environmental Impacts of Ethanol & Bio-Based Fuels ........................ 43 Green & Sustainable Remediation.......................................................... 44 Incremental Sampling Methodology ..................................................... 45 What other suggestions do In Situ Stabilization & Solidification ....................................................... 46 you have for future ITRC Permeable Reactive Barriers: Technology Update.............................. 47 Spring Membership Meet- ings? Remediation Risk Management (RRM) Information for Implementation Session..................................................................................... 49 Local Area Information/Map.............................................................................. 51 Evaluation Form................................................................................................... 53 Hotel Facility Floor Plans .................................................................................... 55 54 3 Agenda Evaluation Form A FFILIATION Page left blank intentionally □ Federal □Team Leader/Member—Which Team(s)? □ IAP □Board of Advisors □ Sate POC □Other EVALUATION Great Satisfactory Poor Comments Please rate Austin, TX meet- ing location Please rate hotel facility, meeting space, etc Yes No Somewhat Comments Combining the Pro- posal Poster Pres- entation and the Reception was an effective use of time? Director update covered informa- tion you wanted to hear? Co-Chair updates covered informa- tion you wanted to hear? 4 53 Local Information Agenda MONDAY, APRIL 19 MEETINGS ROOM 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM Registration Ballroom Foyer 7:00 AM – 8:30 AM Breakfast Capitol E 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM Project Team Meetings • Contaminated Sediments Capitol View Terrace North • Environmental Molecular Diagnostics Capitol View Terrace South • Green & Sustainable Remediation Capitol A, B, & C • In Situ Stabilization & Solidification Capitol G & H • Mining Waste Jesse Tannehill • Permeable Reactive Barriers (PRB): Creekside II Technology Update • Unexploded Ordnance: Wide Area Jacob Bickler Assessment Other Meetings • LNAPL Classroom Training Planning Capitol F Meeting 10:00 AM – 10:30 AM AM Break Capitol E 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Lunch on Your Own 2:30 PM – 3:00 PM PM Break Capitol E TUESDAY, APRIL 20 MEETINGS ROOM 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM Registration Ballroom Foyer 7:00 AM – 8:30 AM Breakfast Capitol E 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM Project Team Meetings • Contaminated Sediments Capitol View Terrace North • Environmental Molecular Diagnostics Capitol View Terrace South • Green & Sustainable Remediation Capitol A, B, & C • In Situ Stabilization & Solidification Capitol G & H • Mining Waste Jesse Tannehill • Permeable Reactive Barriers (PRB): Creekside II Technology Update • Unexploded Ordnance: Wide Area Jacob Bickler Assessment Other Meetings • State Engagement (POC) Meeting Creekside I • LNAPL Classroom Training Planning Capitol F Meeting 10:00 AM – 10:30 AM AM Break Capitol E 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Lunch on Your Own 2:30 PM – 3:00 PM PM Break Capitol E 52 5 Agenda Local Information TUESDAY, APRIL 20 MEETINGS ROOM Restaurants within 1-3 blocks of the Sheraton Restaurants within 3-6 blocks of the Sheraton Austin Hotel Austin Hotel 4:30 PM – 7:00 PM Plenary Opening & Networking Reception Featuring Capitol E 2011 Project Proposal Introductions and Poster Stubbs BBQ 801 Red River St 512-480-8341 Hickory Street Grill American 800 Congress Ave 512-477-8968 Session Brick Oven Italian 1209 Red River St 512-477-7006 Scholz Garten German 1607 San Jacinto Blvd 512-474-1958 • Biochemical Reactors to Treat Metals in Mining- Jaime’s Spanish Village 802 Red River St 512-476-5149 Influenced Waters Old Pecan Street American 310 E 6th St 512-478-2491 Serrano’s Tex Mex 1111 Red River St 512-322-9080 Paul Eger, Minnesota Department of Natural Paradise Café Southwestern 401 E 6th St 512-476-5667 Resources Ms. B’s Authentic Creole Restaurant 1050 E 11th St 512-542-9143 Silhouette Sushi Sushi 718 Congress Ave 512-478-8899 Cherri Baysinger, Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Primizie Osteria Italian 1000 E 11th St 512-542-9542 Thai Passion Thai 620 Congress Ave 512-472-1244 • Groundwater Statistics and Monitoring Compliance Blue Dahlia Bistro 1115 E 11th St 512-542-9542 Wiki Wiki Teriyaki Chinese 609 Congress Ave 512-472-9454 Ning-Wu Chang, California Environmental Victory Grill Southern Cooking 1104 E 11th St 512-472-3700 Boiling Pot Cajun 700 E 6th St 512-472-0985 Protection Agency / Department of Toxic Substance Control Uncorked Wine Bar 900 E 7th St 512-524-2809 Habana Mexican 709 E 6th St 512-443-4252 • Strategy for Remedial Decision-Making at J Kelly’s BBQ 900 E 11th St 512-499-0910 Chez Nous French 510 Neches St 512-473-2413 Contaminated Sediment Sites th Carmelo’s Italian 504 E 5 St 512-477-7497 John Cargill, Delaware Department of Natural Louie’s 106 Tapas 106 E 6th St 512-476-1998 Resources and Environmental Control / Site Investigation and Restoration Branch Iron Cactus Tex Mex 606 Trinity St 512-472-9240 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21 MEETINGS ROOM Eddie V’s Steakhouse 301 E 5th St 512-472-1860 7:00 AM – 9:45 AM Breakfast & Plenary Session Capitol E B.D Riley’s Irish 204 E 6th St 512-494-1335 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM Registration & Breakfast Capitol E Parkside American 301 E 6th St 512-474-9898 Jezebel Continental 914 Congress Ave 512-499-3999 8:00 AM – 8:30 AM ITRC Co-Chairs Address Capitol E Mike’s Pub Hamburgers 108 E 7th
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