WM Symposia

WMS Papers - 1992

PLENARY Chair(s): Co-Chairs: Robert L. Long: ANS; Takao Nakajima: JGC Corp.
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
1	Radioactive Waste Management-Building International Consensus BA. Semenov	View Paper
7	Radioactive Waste Programs and the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency Kunihiko Uematsu	View Paper
11	The Fourth Radioactive Waste Management Program of the Commission of the European Communities S. Orlowski	View Paper
15	Situation Concerning the HL W Repository in Ge~many J.P. Lempert	View Paper
19	On the Management of Radioactive Wastes in the Community of Independent States; Problems of Long-Lived Nuclides and Partitioning B. V. Nikipelov	View Paper
23	Schedule Goals for Civilian Radioactive Waste Management Can We Have Confidence? John W. Bartlett	View Paper
27	The Department of Energy's Program of Environmental Restoration and Waste Management Paul Grimm	View Paper

LUNCHEON SPEAKER Chair(s):
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
31	Community Relations and Uranium Enrichment in Louisiana Mary Boyd	View Paper

USDOE INTEGRATED PROGRAMS & DEMONSTRATIONS: A STATUS REPORT Chair(s): Co-Chairs-John M. Lankford USDOE; Dean Eyman Waste Policy Institute
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
35	The EM Technology Development Strategy C.W. Frank	View Paper
43	Remediation of Soil and Groundwater Contaminated with Volatile Organic Compounds Jeny Hyde	View Paper
49	Office of Technology Development Integrated Program for Development of In Situ Remediation Technologies Mary Peterson	View Paper
55	DOE Integrated Program for Characterization Monitoring and Sensor Technology (CMST-IP) C. W. Collier	View Paper
59	The DOE Office of Technology Development Robotics Program L. W. Yarbrough	View Paper
65	Environmental Partnerships: Leveraging Resources to Meet Environmental Challenges C. Sink	View Paper

OCRWM PROGRAM-PROGRESS & ISSUES Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Scott Dam BNFL; Lawrence Ramspott LLNL
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
71	The Status of Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Activities Carl P. Gertz	View Paper
75	Opening Our Program to Early and Substantive Public Participation Jerome Saltzman	View Paper
81	Waste Acceptance and Logistics James H. Carlson	View Paper
85	The Department of Energy's Planned Monitored Retrievable Storage Facility is Unlikely to be Operating Dwayne E. Weigel	View Paper
91	The Importance of International Cooperation in the Field of High Level Radioactive Waste Managemen Thomas H. Isaacs	View Paper

STATUS OF NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS 1 Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Earl W. McDaniel ORNL; Candace Chan IAEA
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
95	Radioactive Waste Management in P.R. China DexiWang	View Paper

STATUS OF NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS 2 Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Earl W. McDaniel ORNL; Candace Chan IAEA
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
97	The Development of a Deep Repository-Progress in the UK H. Beale	View Paper

STATUS OF NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS 3 Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Earl W. McDaniel ORNL; Candace Chan IAEA
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
103	Overview in Argentina on Radioactive Waste Management J. Pahissa-Campa	View Paper

STATUS OF NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS 4 Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Earl W. McDaniel ORNL; Candace Chan IAEA
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
109	Management of the Radioactive Wastes Produced in the French Nuclear Research Centers R. Lallement	View Paper

STATUS OF NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS 5 Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Earl W. McDaniel ORNL; Candace Chan IAEA
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
111	Treatment and Conditioning of the HLLW Stored at ENEA's Reprocessing Pilot Plants A. Luce	View Paper

STATUS OF NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS 6 Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Earl W. McDaniel ORNL; Candace Chan IAEA
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
117	Liquidation and Minimization of the Chernobyl Accident Consequences in Byelorussia V.N. Burjak	View Paper

STATUS OF NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS 7 Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Earl W. McDaniel ORNL; Candace Chan IAEA
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
121	Waste Management in France: Operations at COGEMA'S UP3 Reprocessing Plant and Other Key Events J.L. Ricaud	View Paper

STATUS OF NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS 8 Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Earl W. McDaniel ORNL; Candace Chan IAEA
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
125	Technology Needs Assessment for DOE Environmental Restoration Programs JoR. Duray	View Paper

STATUS OF NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS 11 Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Randy J. Roberts WHC; D.J. Squires IAEA
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
133	Waste Management in Brazil: Basis to Build the Final Repository for the Radioactive Wastes from the Goiania Accident A.S. Paschoa	View Paper

STATUS OF NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS 12 Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Randy J. Roberts WHC; D.J. Squires IAEA
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
139	The New Japanese Policy for TRU-Waste Management M. Yamamoto	View Paper

STATUS OF NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS 13 Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Randy J. Roberts WHC; D.J. Squires IAEA
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
145	Radioactive Waste Management Policy in Canada PA. Brown	View Paper

STATUS OF NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS 14 Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Randy J. Roberts WHC; D.J. Squires IAEA
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
149	The AGP-Project Conceptual Design for a Spanish HLW Final Dispos'al Facility E. Biurrun	View Paper

STATUS OF NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS 15 Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Randy J. Roberts WHC; D.J. Squires IAEA
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
153	SCK/CEN's Integrated R&D and DT&E Program on Final Nuclear Waste Disposal in Argillaceous Formations A. Bonne	View Paper

STATUS OF NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS 16 Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Randy J. Roberts WHC; D.J. Squires IAEA
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
161	International Environmental Institute R.R. DiSibio	View Paper

DOE DEFENSE SITE PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT PROGRAMS & THEIR EFFECTIVENESS Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Susan M. Volek SAlC; Sheila Little Fluor Daniel
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
165	From Weapons to Waste: The Future of the Nuclear Weapons Complex Sherri Wassennan Goodman	View Paper
169	Communication Tools for the Hanford Environmental Dose Reconstruction Project Mary Lou Blazek	View Paper
173	Using the INEL Site-Specific Plan as a Community Relations Tool Michael Hart	View Paper
179	Successful Community Relations Efforts at the Weldon Spring Site Remedial Action Project James E. McKee	View Paper
183	Public Involvement in Environmental Safety and Health Issues at the DOE Nuclear Weapons Complex Laura L. Taylor	View Paper
191	Are EM's Communication Tools Effective? Evaluation Research of Two EM Publications Evelyn Wight	View Paper

ALBUQUERQUE OPERATIONS OFFICE ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION & WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Chair(s): Co-Chairs- Ralph Lightner USDOE-HQ; James Bickel USDOE-AL
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
197	Integrating Environmental Restoration Management Within DOE Using an Alternative Identification and Evaluation Procedure: A Methodology and a Case History Micheline Devaurs	View Paper
203	A Cost/Schedule and Control System for the Environmental Restoration Program Albuquerque Field Office Wanda S. Fiske	View Paper
211	A Managed Approach to Achieve a Safe Cost Effective and Environmentally Sound Demolition of a Plutonium-238 Contaminated Building Ralph R. Jaeger	View Paper
215	Kansas City Plant Ultraviolet/Ozone/Hydrogen Peroxide Groundwater Treatment System Overview M.E. Stites	View Paper
221	Decontaminating Radioactive Lead Solids James N. Taylor	View Paper
225	Process Waste Assessments for the Evaluation of Waste Minimization Technologies Jeffrey B. Weinrach	View Paper
229	Pollution Prevention at the Kansas City Division Through Process Waste Assessments S.E. Pemberton	View Paper
235	Comprehensive Hazardous Waste Data Management Using Serialized Bar-Coding Grace E. Bujewsld	View Paper

COUNT DOWN TO '93: ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH ONSITE STORAGE Chair(s): Co-Chairs-John Randall NYS Energy Auth.; Peter Colombo BNL
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
239	NRC Perspective on Extended On-Site Storage of Low-Level Radioactive Waste After 1993 Forest J. Remick	View Paper
243	Licensing and Regulatory Issues Associated With Utility On-Site Storage of Low-Level Radioactive Waste Donald J. Silverman	View Paper
247	New York State's Low-Level Radioactive Waste Storage Study John P. Spath	View Paper
253	Seeking the WIN/WIN Alternative: Negotiations for Regional Access 1993-1996 Kathryn Visocld	View Paper
257	Texas Approach to the Management of Low Level Radioactive Waste After 1992 Lawrence R. Jacobi	View Paper
259	Key Issues Associated With On-Site Storage at Nuclear Utilities Roger A. Stigers	View Paper

STRATEGIC PLANNING IN CLEAN-UP & WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS Chair(s): Co-Chairs- Becky Austin WHC; Jim Dieckhoner USDOE-HQ
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
265	Planning for DOE's Evolving Environmental Restoration and Waste Management Program James E. Dieckhoner	View Paper
271	Hanford Site Past Practice Investigation Strategy Lessons Learned K Michael Thompson	View Paper
277	Setting Priorities for Environmental Restoration at the DOE Nuclear Weapons Complex My K. Ton	View Paper
283	Stakeholder Involvement in Redefining Hanford's Double~Shell Tank Waste Disposal Program Mark B. Triplett	View Paper
289	Strategy for Management of Investigation-Derived Waste Laura E. Russell	View Paper
295	A Strategic Approach to the Conceptual Design of Complex Radwaste Facilities Stewart Mackay	View Paper

SYSTEMS ANALYSIS FOR NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL Chair(s): Co-Chair-Dieter Knecht INEL
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
299	Probabilistic Safety Considerations for the Final Disposal of Radioactive Waste H.P. Berg	View Paper
303	Probabilistic Safety Analysis for a Shaft Hoisting Installation H.-J Engelmann	View Paper
307	Development of Accident Scenarios for the Decommissioning of the Fort St. Vrain Nuclear Generating Station John Iacovino	View Paper
311	Evaluation of the Relationship Between 14C and 6OCO in a PWR Plant K Mitamura	View Paper

QUALITY ASSURANCE & QUALITY CONTROL IN NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Jas S. Devgon ANL; Ranier Simon CEC
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
315	The Use of Total Quality Management and Commitment at the Hanford Site J.P. Hamric	View Paper
321	Quality Assurance Applications for Remediation of Plutonium Contaminated Soil Kathleen S. Moroney	View Paper

GETTING A HANDLE ON EM COSTS & PRIORITIES Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Stephen P. Cowan USDOE-HQ; Gale Turi USDOE-HQ
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
325	The Great Environmental Restoration Cost Estimating Shootout: A Blind Test of Three DOE Cost Estimating Groups Paul Kleinen	View Paper
329	How to Measure Progress in a Turbulent Environment Steve Meador	View Paper
333	Learning the ABC's: Activity Based Costing in Waste Operations MareA. Zocher	View Paper
335	Cost-Time Management: A Powerful Tool in a New Application--Cleaning Up the Weapons Complex J.L. Gallagher	View Paper
341	Tne DOE/AL Cost and Schedule Control System (CS2)-A User's Perspective in its Use as Both a Reporting System and as a Valuable Project Management Tool Richard E. Fate	View Paper
345	The Pinellas Plant RCRA Facility Investigation Costs and Schedules-A Case Study Pamela W. Massey	View Paper

EDUCATION NEEDS (K THROUGH Ph.D) Chair(s): Co-Chair-Texas Chee USDOE-HQ
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
351	Implementation Status of the DOE Office of Technology Development Strategic Program Plan for Environmental Education and Development Susan M. Prestwich	View Paper
357	Environmental Education and Development James Bickel	View Paper
361	Developing a Strategic Plan for Science and Mathematics Education in South Carolina J. Bostock	View Paper
365	Preparing for the Future: Higher Education Meeting Environmental Restoration and Waste Management Human Resource Needs Alfred Wohlpart	View Paper
369	Partnership for Environmental Technology Education Paul R. Dickinson	View Paper

CONSENSUS BUILDING & OUTREACH Chair(s): Co-Chairs--Carol Peabody USDOE-HQ; Jack Baublitz USDOE-HQ
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
373	Developing Consensus: The BRC Consensus Process Francis X. Cameron	View Paper
377	Conducting Five- Year Plan and Tri- Party Agreement Community Outreach Activities at the U.S. Department of Energy Richland Field Office James M. Peterson .	View Paper
381	Public Involvement in Cleanup-The Rocky Flats Experience J. Paukert	View Paper
387	Report on Public Participation in Environmental Restoration Programs R.P. Whitfield	View Paper
393	Yucca Mountain Public Tours: Can They Impact Opinion? Bea Reilly	View Paper
395	The Carlsbad Environmental Monitoring & Research Center: An Independent Program for Community Information Donald J. Fingleton	View Paper
399	The Environmental Trilogy Project: Balancing Technical Institutional and Cultural Perspectives to Environmental Management Pamela S. Kurstedt	View Paper

EPA REGULATIONS-THE DRIVING FORCE BEHIND CLEAN UP & WASTE MANAGEMENT Chair(s): Paul Grimm USDOE-HQ; Jim Voss Golder
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
405	Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Reauthorization B. Shackleford	View Paper
409	Clues to Interpretation of RCRA Regulations P.R. Siebach	View Paper
413	Integration of CERCLA and RCRA Requirements at the Radioactive Waste Burial Grounds Savannah River Site Aiken South Carolina (U) W.D. Hoffman	View Paper
417	Regulatory Requirements of the Integrated Technology Demonstration Program Savannah River Site (U) C.L. Bergren	View Paper
419	Resolution of Regulatory Issues Facing the DOE In Situ Vitrification Program Lisa A. Corathers	View Paper
425	Environmental Restoration Activities at the U.S. Department of Energy's Pinellas Plant Michael Wm. Parker	View Paper
431	Cleanup Standards for Radium Contaminated Soils John L. Russell	View Paper
435	Regulatory Issues Associated with Groundwater Compliance at the Falls City Texas UMTRA Site Cleanup Denise Bierley	View Paper

EPA HLW REGULATIONS--A NEW VISION Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Robert Williams EPRI; Gary Bracken USDOE-RL
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
439	The USEP A's Environmental Standards for the Management and Disposal of Spent Nuclear Fuel High-Level and Transuranic Radioactive Wastes (40 CFR Part 191) Raymond L. Clark	View Paper
445	New Mexico Environmental Evaluation Group Perspectives on Proposed EPA High-Level and Transuranic Waste Disposal Standards James K Channell	View Paper

DOE LLW REGULATION & PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Willis Bixby USDOE-RL; Dennis A. Skrincosky STI
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
449	Status of Low-Level Radioactive Waste Requirements Development in the Department of Energy J.A. Coleman	View Paper
453	Performance Assessment Review for DOE LLW Disposal Facilities Elmer L. Wilhite	View Paper
457	The Department of Energy Performance Assessment Task Team D.E. Wood	View Paper
461	Performance Assessment of Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal at Oak Ridge National Laboratory D.W. Lee	View Paper
467	Status of Performance Assessment Studies for the Disposal of Low-Level Radioactive Waste in the 218- W -5 Burial Ground 200 West Area Hanford Site M.l. Wood	View Paper
473	Assessing the Performance of the Saltstone Wasteform at the Savannah River Site Laura M. McDowell-Boyer	View Paper

BRC NARM & NORM-PROBLEM & REGULATORY APPROACHES Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Susan Bilhorn USNRC; Tom Smith EG&G
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
479	Who Needs BRC? Michael F. Weber	View Paper
483	Limited BRC Rulemaking: Regulatory Approach and Experience in Texas for Short-Lived Radioactive Waste Ruth E. McBurney	View Paper
487	The Impact of a BRC Policy on Medical Byproduct and NARM Waste Roy W. Brown	View Paper
489	Regulatory Controls for NORM Contamination: Emerging Issues and Strategies Linda Wennerberg	View Paper
493	Disposing of NORM Wastes in Atomic Energy Act 11(e)(2) Disposal Sites: A Legal Strategy Joseph R. Egan	View Paper

RISK ASSESSMENTS FOR DISPOSAL & CLEANUP Chair(s): Co-Chairs- Tom Wintzack WHC; Vern Rogers RAE
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
499	Implications of Recent ICRP Recommendations for Risk Assessments for Radioactive Waste Disposal and Cleanup Jas S. Devgun	View Paper
505	A Review of the Superfund Risk Assessment Approach for Quantifying Radiation Risks Michael Boyd	View Paper
509	Comparison of Computer Codes and Approaches Used at DOE Sites to Model Intrusion Scenarios Roger Ro Seitz	View Paper
515	Development of Exposure Scenarios for CERCLA Risk Assessments at the Savannah River Site D.W. Nix	View Paper

RISK ASSESSMENT COMMUNICATION & PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Margery Olson SAlC; Yolanda Willis Willis Consult.
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
519	Evolution of EP NOOE Technical Cooperation in Remediation of RadiationIMixed Waste Contaminated Sites Robert So Dyer	View Paper
523	The Scientist the Paid Consultant and Building Public Confidence in Waste Management-A Mine Field Ed Helminski	View Paper
529	Risk Communication: Framing Versus Interdependence Theory W.F. Lawless	View Paper
533	Risk Communication in the Real World Philip Lo Bartley	View Paper
535	Risk Co-mmunication in Dose Reconstruction Mary Lou Blazek	View Paper

POSTER-ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION AND WASTE MANAGEMENT Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Walt Frankhauser BDM; Ken Bracken USDOE-RL
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
539	BWID System Design Study MoC. O'Brien	View Paper
543	Delineation of the Extent of Milling-Related Contamination in a Naturally Contaminated Aquifer System William F. Downs	View Paper
551	Long-Range Alpha Detection Applied to Soil Contamination and Waste Monitoring Duncan W. MacArthur	View Paper
557	Potential Radium-226 and Thorium Remedial Action Standards for the Weldon Spring Site Steven Green	View Paper
565	Methodologies Used Constraints Imposed and Lessons Learned in the Removal of Radioactively Contaminated Concrete Slab and Subslab Soil at the Elza Gate Site Narendran Ramachandran	View Paper
569	Industrial-Scale Decontamination Using the DECOHA Process at Chernobyl M.A. Rollor	View Paper
575	Immobilization of Contaminated Soil Using Jet Grouting Method Katsunori Banno	View Paper
579	Modifications to an Existing Waste Containment Structure at Niagara Falls Storage Site A. Paez-Restrepo	View Paper
585	Geochemical Characterization of Geologic Materials Beneath the Proposed Burro Canyon Uranium Mill Tailing Disposal Cell Annand R. Groffman	View Paper
591	Denitrification in Groundwater at Uranium Mill Tailings Sites Timothy I. Goering	View Paper
595	Planning Risk Communication for UMTRA Project Groundwater Restoration Charles Hundertmark	View Paper
601	Dynamic Underground Stripping Project Roger Aines	View Paper
609	Selecting Cost-Effective Remedial Action Alternatives R. Bonilla	View Paper
615	Drilling and Sampling Highly Radioactive Contaminated Soil at the 2OO-BP-1 Operable Unit Hanford Site Richland Washington Mark A. Buckmaster	View Paper
619	Closure of the Savannah River Laboratory Seepage Basins at the Savannah River Site Aiken South Carolina Karen M. lerome	View Paper
623	Accelerated Clean-Up at the Hanford Site I.M. Frain	View Paper
629	Environmental Monitoring and Cooperative Resource Management at the WIPP Site Douglas Lynn	View Paper
633	Cometabolic Biotreatment of TCE-Contaminated Groundwater-- Laboratory and Bench-Scale Development Studies T.L. Donaldson .	View Paper
639	Enhancing Vacuum Extraction of Volatile Organics Using Electrical Heating H. Michael Buettner	View Paper
643	Bio- Mechanical Removing of Contaminated Soils: A Field Experiment A.louve	View Paper
647	Relationship Between Radium Concentration Levels in Soil and Radon Transport Through Soils Into Homes Ben Hull	View Paper
653	The Role of Petrographic and Radiochemical Analyses in Risk Assessment at Superfund Sites Contaminated with Radioactive Materials James Neiheisel	View Paper
657	Quantification of Uranium Transport Away From Firing Sites at Los Alamos National Laboratory-A Mass Balance Approach Naomi M. Becker.	View Paper

SITE RESTORATION: CASE HISTORIES I Chair(s): Co-Chairs-John Lehr USDOE-HQ; Liz Bracken USDOE-RL
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
661	The Department of Energy's Environmental Restoration Program John Lehr	View Paper
663	Site Restoration: Restoring Lost Lake A Carolina Bay at the Savannah River Site P.R. Jackson	View Paper
665	Progressing from Surface Water Detention to Environmental Restoration in Operable Units 5 and 6 at Rocky Flats Plant Michelle R. Rehmann .	View Paper
671	Department of Energy Oak Ridge Field Office (OR) Lessons Learned from Cleanup Projects at Oak Ridge William D. Adams	View Paper
673	Accelerated Cleanup of Mixed Waste Units on the Hanford Site Richland Washington J.K Erickson	View Paper
679	A Straight Forward Removal Action? M A. Williams	View Paper
685	Feasibility Cost and Safety of Some Rehabilitation Options for the Maralinga Test Site D. Vande Putte	View Paper

SITE RESTORATION: CASE HISTORIES II Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Ron Izatt USDOE-RL; Julie D'Ambrosia EnviroTech
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
691	RCRA Closures at Rocky Flats Plant a Programmatic Perspective and Case Study Randy T. Ogg	View Paper
697	The Pinellas Plant RCRA Facility Investigation-A Case Study Richard Kilbury	View Paper
705	Retrieval of Plutonium-Contaminated Waste Materials from Interim Storage L.F. Johnson	View Paper
713	Historical Research in the Hanford Site Waste Cleanup Michele S. Gerber	View Paper

DECONTAMINATION & DECOMMISSIONING IMPACTS ON WASTE MANAGEMENT Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Sue Mitchell PNL; Cedric Mogg UK Nirex
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
717	Decommissioning of B& W's Fuel Conversion Plant Allyn E. Haase	View Paper
723	Remote Dismantling of Nuclear Facilities in the United Kingdom Experience to Date C.L. Walters	View Paper
729	Decontamination and Dismantling of the Piver Prototype Vitrification Facility at Marcoule (France) S. Roudil	View Paper
735	Decommissioning of the Gaseous Diffusion Plant at BNFL Capenhurst S.G. Baxter	View Paper
739	Foam Decontamination of Large Nuclear Components Before Dismantling J.R. Costes	View Paper
745	Removal of Contaminated Concrete Surfaces by Microwave Heating-Phase I Results T.L. White	View Paper
749	The Problems of Decontamination and Radioactive Waste Disposal in Byelorussia V.M. Efremenkov	View Paper

ECONOMICS OF THE BACKEND OF THE FUEL CYCLE Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Reiner Papp KfK; Ralph DiSibio
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
753	WHC Radwaste Storage and Disposal Cost Assessment in Various European Countries H. Zaccai	View Paper
765	Costs for the Swedish Radioactive Waste Management Stig Pettersson .	View Paper
771	High Level Waste Transport and Disposal Cost Calculations for the United Kingdom P.C. Nattress	View Paper
779	The Cost of LLW Disposal-Is it Sound Economics? Janis D. Stelluto	View Paper

PARTITIONING/TRANSMUTATION Chair(s): Co-Chairs- Joe Angelo SAIC; A. Suzuki Univ. of Tokyo
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
783	Fuel Cycle Integration Issues Associated with P/T Technology Gordon E. Michaels	View Paper
791	On the Management of Radioactive Wastes and the Concept of HAW Partitioning E.G. Kudryavtsev	View Paper
797	Physico-Chemical and Extraction Properties of Chlorinated Cobalt Dicarbolyde (CHCODIC) Extraction Mechanism Mathematical Simulation of the Process V.N. Romanovskii	View Paper
801	Technological Tests of HAW Partitioning With the Use of Chlorinated Cobalt Dicarbolyde (CH CO D I C); Management of Secondary Wastes V.M. Esimantovskii	View Paper
805	Use of Bidentate Organophosphorus Compounds and Ampholities for Recovery of Transplutonium Elements (TPE) from Highly Active W astes (HAW) E.G. Dzekun	View Paper
809	Radionuclide Separation and Processing for Recycle or Disposal W.O. Allen	View Paper

POSTER-HIGH LEVEL WASTE TRANSPORTATION AND EDUCATION Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Frank Falci USDOE; David Hameedy WEC
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
813	The Math Excellence Workshop Susan J.S. Lasser	View Paper
817	A National Environmental Design Contest and Capstone Course for Universities Ron KBhada	View Paper
821	Public Information Implications of a Teacher's Summer Course on Radioactive Waste Stephen E. Binney	View Paper
827	SITT - A Different wok Dennis Rogers	View Paper
829	Crust Growth and Gas Retention in Synthetic Hanford Waste SA. Bryan	View Paper
835	Chemical Reactivity of Potential Ferrocyanide Precipitates in Hanford Tanks with Nitrates and Nitrites R.D. Scheele	View Paper
843	Disposal Concepts for Waste in Underground Single-Shell Storage Tanks at the Hanford Site W. O. Greenhalgh	View Paper
849	Proposed Use of a Variable Geometry Truss Manipulator for Radioactive Waste Removal from Underground Storage Tanks William J. Millsap	View Paper
855	Nitrous Oxide Production from Radiolysis of Simulated High-Level Nuclear Waste Solutions D.D. Walker	View Paper
859	Radiolytic and Radiolytically Induced Generation of Gases in Simulated Waste Solutions D. Meisel	View Paper
867	Activity Inventory of the Biological Shields of the Finnish Nuclear Reactors Markku Anttila	View Paper
871	Absorption of Tritium Released from Fast Breeder Absorber Elements During Interim Storage in <:;astoJr lESarJre <:;as1c1i L. R. Huggenberg	View Paper
875	Summary of the Transportation of Spent Fuel Attitude Survey E. Roop	View Paper
883	U.S. Department of Transportation Specification Packages Evaluation J.E. Ratledge	View Paper
887	Application of United States Department of Transportation Regulations to Hazardous Material and Waste Shipments on the Hanford Site M.E. Bumside	View Paper
893	Motor Carrier Evaluation Program James Portsmouth	View Paper
897	Analysis of Transporting Highway Route-Controlled Quantities; An Overview of 1985-1990 C.E. Cashwell	View Paper
901	Testing and Modelling of Shock Absorbing Materials in Transportation Casks A.K Maji	View Paper
907	Comparison of Predicted Versus Measured Dose Rates for Low-Level Radioactive Waste Cask Shipments Martin S. Macher	View Paper
911	Marine Transportation for Low Level Radioactive Waste Koki Tanaka	View Paper
917	Can't This Train Go Somewhere Else? Tom Bushee	View Paper
921	Recent Progress in Volcanism Studies: Site Characterization Activities for the Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project B.M. Crowe	View Paper
929	Characterization of Fault-Fi]]ing Deposits in the Vicinity of Yucca Mountain Nevada J.S. Stuckless	View Paper
937	Recent Characterization Activities of Midway Valley as a Potential Repository Surface Facility Site J.D. Gibson	View Paper
947	Recent Developments in the Integrated Approach Toward Characterization of Radionuclide Transport Yuca Mountain Nevada A.M. Simmons	View Paper
953	Does Localized Recharge Occur at a Discharge Area Within the Ground-Water Flow System of YUca Mountain? John B. Czarnecki	View Paper
959	Role of Site-Suitability Evaluations in the Siting Process Larry D. Rickertsen	View Paper
963	Planning Exercise for the Resolution of High Level Waste Tank Safety Issues J. Bunting	View Paper
971	The Design of Backfilling and Sealing in a Deep Repository E.P.S. Tufton	View Paper

DOE HLW TANK SAFETY ISSUES Chair(s): Co-Chairs-John Tseng USDOE-HQ; Harry Babad WHC
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
977	Approach to Improved Safety of High-Level Radioactive Waste Storage by the U.S. Department of Energy John C. Tseng	View Paper
983	Savannah River Site High-Level Waste Safety Issues: The Need for Final Disposal of the Wastes Paul D. d'Entremont	View Paper
987	Hanford Site Radioactive Waste Storage Tank Safety Issues: The Path to Resolution D.D. Wodrich	View Paper
993	Understanding of Cyclic Venting Phenomena in Hanford Site High-Level Waste Tanks: The Evaluation of Tank 241-SY-101 H. Babad	View Paper
1001	Progress in Evaluating the Hazard of Ferrocyanide Waste Storage Tanks Harry Babad	View Paper
1011	The West Valley Demonstration Project: A Decade of Progress T. W. McIntosh	View Paper
1015	Safety Support for Hydrogen Reanalysis of Waste Tank 101-SY L.H. Sullivan	View Paper

HLW TREATMENT STORAGE & DISPOSAL Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Bala Nair WEC; Dick Sills, BNFL
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
1021	Application of Crown-Ethers and Ferrocyanide-Based Inorganic Material for Cesium and Strontium Recovery from High-Level Radioactive Wastes EA. Filippov	View Paper
1027	Analysis of Waste Storage Tanks Subjected to Seismic Loading W.N. Kennedy	View Paper
1031	The Savannah River Site Replacement High Level Radioactive Waste Evaporator Project S. Brock Presgrove	View Paper
1037	Reprocessing: A Novel Approach to Waste Management Wesley Murbach	View Paper
1041	Uranium-Plutonium Partitioning By Pulsed Column in the First Cycle of the Three Cycle Thermal Oxide Reprocessing Plant C. Phillips	View Paper
1047	Initial Comparison of Leach Behavior Between Fully Radioactive and Simulated Nuclear Waste Glass Through Long-Term Testing Part 2. Reacted Layer Analysis J.K Bates	View Paper
1055	Fusion and Fission Nuclear Power Reactors: An Attempt to Compare the Radioactive Waste Environmental Impact Aldo Donato	View Paper

GAS PRODUCTION DURING STORAGE OF NUCLEAR WASTE Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Kornelius Kroth KFA; S. Kosiewicz, LANL
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
1063	Hydrogen Generation Rates in Savannah River Site High-Level Nuclear Waste D.T. Hobbs	View Paper
1067	Mathematical Analysis of Hydrogen Mixing in the Vapor Space of a High-Level Nuclear Waste Tank Richard M. Wallace	View Paper
1071	Gas Generation From Low-Level Radioactive W aste: Concer~s for Disposal B. Siskind	View Paper
1075	Gas Production and Transport in a Saline Environment--What is Different to Other Host Formations? W. Muller	View Paper
1081	Radiolytic Gas Production in the Alpha Particle Degradation of Plastics D.T. Reed	View Paper

TRU & NON - HL LONG-LIVED WASTES TREATMENT STORAGE & DISPOSAL Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Brent Daugherty WSR; Chris Peterson, WHC
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
1087	Cryofracture as a Tool for Prepr~ssing Retrieved Buried and Stored Transuranic Waste G.G. Loomis	View Paper
1093	WIPP Startup: Overcoming Unprecedented Challenges Arlen E. Hunt	View Paper
1097	An Assessment of the WIPP Project Lokesh Chatuturvedi	View Paper
1103	Characterization of Mixed CH-TRU Waste for the WIPP Experimental Test Program Conducted at ANL- W C.C. Dwight	View Paper
1109	Harwell Alpha Beta/Gamma Waste Facility D.B. Syme	View Paper
1115	Recent Major RD and D Activities on TRU Waste Management T. Tsuboya	View Paper

MIXED WASTE CHARACTERIZATION INVENTORIES TREATMENT & MANAGEMENT Chair(s): Gary Benda Chem-Nuclear; Nancy Rothermich MMES-HAZWRAP
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
1123	Mixed Waste Treatment Project--Scope and Status Joe Coleman	View Paper
1127	Locations Volumes and Characteristics of DOE's Mixed Low-Level Wastes Wayne A. Ross	View Paper
1137	Technology Needs for Treatment of DOE's Low-Level Mixed Wastes L.H.Hannon	View Paper
1143	Materials Not Classified as Waste Study David Levenstein	View Paper
1147	Radioactive and Nonradioactive Waste Characterization at the Rocky Flats Plant R.W. Grover	View Paper
1153	Cradle-to-Grave Tracking of Hazardous and Radioactive Materials for Pollution Prevention Jim Fish	View Paper

MIXED WASTE FACILITY PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENTS LICENSING PERMITS & DELISTING Chair(s): Co-Chairs-David Waite Ebasco Environent Steve Brown Dames & Moore
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
1157	The Mixed Waste Dilemma Gennan E. Reyes	View Paper
1163	Clearing a Path for Regulatory Compliance: An Update of NRC MiJced Waste Activities Michael F. Weber	View Paper
1169	The Practical Outfall of DOE Compliance Agreements Leanne Smith	View Paper
1173	MiJced Waste Management Options C.B. Owens	View Paper
1181	New Land Disposal Restrictions on Contaminated Soil and Debris and Newly Identified Toxicity Characteristic Organics William B. Fortune	View Paper
1187	Operational Readiness Review for the TSCA Incinerator Start-Up at the Oak Ridge K-25 Site Elizabeth A. Jordan	View Paper
1191	Designing a Sampling and Analysis Plan for Hazardous Material Characterization of a SNM Facility Undergoing Decommissioning: Meeting MUltiple Project Objectives John D. Harrison	View Paper

POSTER-MIXED AND LOW LEVEL WASTE Chair(s): Co-Chairs--Leon Borduin LANL; John Deichmann WHC
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
1199	Management of Radioactive Wastes Derived from Medical Use: Four Years Experience in a Multihospital Deposit Giuseppe Guidarelli	View Paper
1203	Meeting the Regulatory Challenges of MiJced Waste Storage and Monitoring: A Novel Approach Dennis Wilkinson	View Paper
1209	Strategy and Field Implementation for Determining a Dangerous Waste Mixture in Washington State Steve Cowan	View Paper
1213	Radiological and Hazardous Material Measurement System J.R. Karvinen	View Paper
1215	RCRA Facility Investigation Activities at the Sandia National Laboratories MiJced Waste Landfill Robert G. Knowlton	View Paper
1221	Treatment of DOE MiJcecl Wastes Using Commercial Facilities John F. Kramer	View Paper
1227	Sandia National Laboratories Chemical Waste Landfill: Innovative Strategies Towards Characterization and Remediation Cynthia P. Ardito	View Paper
1235	Evolution of the Rocky Flats Plant Detention Pond Monitoring Program Nicholas S. Demos	View Paper
1243	Polyethylene Encapsulation of Mixed Wastes: Scale-Up Feasibility P.D. Kalb	View Paper
1249	Concrete Disposal Vaults--An Alternative to Hazardous Waste/Mixed Waste Earthen Landfills Albert A. Freitag	View Paper
1255	Mixed Waste Soil Washing Using Environmentally Benign Chemical Solvents David Bradbury	View Paper
1261	State-of-the-Art Application of Electrochemical Processes to Waste Management Yasuo Hirose	View Paper
1271	Incineration of Radioactive Wastes Containing Only C-14 and H-3 Corazon M. Garcia	View Paper
1275	Trim Waste Minimization at the Pinellas Plan Delphine DeLaneuville	View Paper
1279	Removal of Hazardous and Radioactive Metals from Soil Using Electrochemical Migration Robert L. Hemmings	View Paper
1283	European Soil Washing for U.S. Applications Michael I. Mann	View Paper
1289	A Catalytic Wet Oxidation Process for Mixed Waste Volume ReductionlRecycling Patrick M. Dhooge	View Paper
1293	Preventing Pollution from Electroplating Processes Edward R. Saltzberg	View Paper
1297	Combining Expedited Cleanup with Innovative Technology Demonstrations M.C. Hagood	View Paper
1305	Colloid Formation as an Approach to Remediate Toxic Wastes Containing Chromium and Lead Larry L. Barton	View Paper
1309	Electrokinetic Remediation of Contaminated Soils: An Update E.R. Lindgren	View Paper
1315	Water Treatment Technologies for a Mixed Waste Remedial Action C. Reith	View Paper
1321	Computer Simulation of the Chemical Treatment of a Contaminated Groundwater Using Geochemical Modeling Techniques Robert W. Sobocinski	View Paper
1327	Destruction of Ferrocyanide Compounds Found in the Hanford Site's Radioactive Waste SA. Colby	View Paper
1331	The Sequential Decontamination of an Abandoned Uranium Fabrication Facility R.R. Land	View Paper
1335	Disposal of SNL-Designed Electronics Assemblies Associated with the Nuclear Weapons Program Challenges and Progress W.B. Chambers	View Paper
1339	Management of Waste Compressed Gases at the Los Alamos National Laboratory Dan A. Nickens	View Paper
1345	The Centre de L'Aube Low-Level Waste Disposal Facility Gilles Chevrier .	View Paper
1353	Properties of Barrier Materials for Low-Level Nuclear Waste Disposal Broce Perelman	View Paper
1357	A Defensible Data Package for Radiochemistry Daniel H. Stuenner	View Paper

WASTE MINIMIZATION WASTE AVOIDANCE RECYCLING TREATMENT & PROCESSING Chair(s): Co-Chairs-John Marchetti USDOE; John Emmons
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
1365	Developing the Strategic Plan for Pollution Prevention in Defense Programs John A. Marchetti: WPI	View Paper
1371	Waste Minimization Technology Development in the DOE Complex W.E. Schwinkendorf	View Paper
1377	Practical Considerations for Establishing Phase-Out Dates for CFC-113 and 1,1,1-Trichloroethane When Used as Industrial Solvents Charles Carpenter	View Paper
1385	Waste Minimization at Fleet Operations Terence S. Holmes	View Paper
1387	Removal of Uranium and Priority Pollutant Metals from Fernald Environmental Management Project Wastewater Utilizing Potassium Ferrate Lyle H. Hampshire	View Paper
1391	Development of a Waste Minimization Plan for a Department of Energy Remedial Action Program: Ideas for Minimizing Waste in Remediation Scenarios Linda M. Hubbard	View Paper
1397	Radioactive Scrap Metal Recycling: A DOE Assessment MJ. Lilly	View Paper

POSTER-LOW LEVEL WASTE-- Chair(s): Co-Chairs-H.E. McGuire WHC; L. Ettlinger DNFSB
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
1401	Status of Pantex Plant Waste Management Project/Program Control System Wesley J. Price	View Paper
1405	Assessment of Candidate Sites for Disposal of Treated Effluents at the Hanford Site Washington J.D. Davis	View Paper
1411	Planning for the Licensing and Construction of a LLRW Disposal Facility Patrick L. Bisese	View Paper
1415	Designing a Hydrogeologic Assessment of a SNM Facility Undergoing Decommissioning: Meeting Multiple Project Objectives John David Harrison	View Paper
1421	Radionuclide Limits for Vault Disposal at the Savannah River Site James R. Cook	View Paper
1429	Development of DUST: A Computer Code that Calculates Release Rates from a LLW Disposal Unit T.M. Sullivan	View Paper
1435	Baseline Risk Assessment of the Maxey Flats Disposal Site David Kluesner	View Paper
1441	Meeting Performance Objectives for a Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility at the Savannah River Sit Gerald E. Taylor	View Paper
1447	Benchmarking BLT-A Computer Code for LLW Source Term Evaluation CJ. Suen	View Paper
1453	Performance of Monolithic Concrete Waste Forms John C. Walton	View Paper
1459	The Conditioning of Incinerator Ashes: An Increase in the Encapsulation Ratio G.R. Bnlnel	View Paper
1465	Cementation Plant for Radioactive Waste E. Benavides	View Paper
1469	Concrete Encapsulation of Ion Exchange Resins: From R&D to an Industrial Packaging Facility J.M. Sire	View Paper
1475	Operational Experience on Bituminization in Korea Sung Pool Yim	View Paper
1479	Development of High Integrity Maximum Durability Concrete Structures for LLW Disposal Facilities W.P. Taylor	View Paper
1485	Monolithic Waste Forms--An Underrated and Under-Utilized Technology W.W. Pitt Jr.	View Paper
1489	Use of Rare-Earth Tracers as Pu Surrogates in ISV Studies August W. Cronenberg	View Paper
1497	Distribution of Tracer Compounds During In Situ Vitrification Tests CA. Loehr	View Paper
1503	Heat and Moisture Transfer in Unsaturated Soil Surrounding an In Situ Vitrification Melt Pool VA. Mousseau	View Paper
1509	In Situ Vitrification (ISV) Buried Waste Processing Costs Comparisons to Ex Situ Processing Options WJ. Quapp	View Paper
1517	In Situ Vitrification of Buried Waste Steven O. Bates	View Paper
1529	In Situ Vitrification of Buried Waste: Containment Issues and Suppression S3fstems J. Luey	View Paper
1535	Volume Reduction Efforts at a Biomedical Research Institution George R. Holeman	View Paper
1537	Demonstration of a New Volume Reduction Technique for a Wide Variel3' ofWastes--"Multi-Purpose Incinerating Melter S3fstem" H. Miyao	View Paper
1543	The Derivation and Implementation of a Cost-Effective Method to Characterize an Exhaust Stack Contaminated with Radioactive Constituents T.H. Proffitt	View Paper
1545	Biofouling of Microftlters at the Savannah River Site F/H-Area Effluent Treatment Facility D.J. McCabe	View Paper
1551	Evaluation of EPICOR-II Resin/Liner Lysimeter Investigation Data Using "Mixbath" A One- Dimensional Transport Code John W. McConnell	View Paper
1557	Disposall of Organic Ion Exchange Resins Contaminated with Technetium 99 D.F. McGinnes	View Paper
1563	The Recycle of Depleted Uranium Waste Products by a Hydrometallurgical Process William T. Nachtrab	View Paper
1569	Preemptive Release of Brine from a Pressurized Brine Reservoir U nderiying WIPP Stanley E. Logan	View Paper
5121	Vitrification of Underground Storage Tanks: Technology Development Regulatory Issues and Cost Analysis J.S. Tixier	View Paper

LLW PROCESSING & STABILIZATION Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Lance Loucks Duke Power; John Pirro USDOE-HQ
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
1575	The Impact of Ion Exchange Media and Filters on LLW Processing KL.James	View Paper
1581	Expansive Failure Reactions and Their Prevention in the Encapsulation of Phenol Formaldehyde Type Ion Exchange Resins in Cement Based Systems Mo Constable	View Paper
1587	Advanced Liquid Waste Processing Technologies: Theoretical Versus Actual Appli~tion Tracy Ao Barker	View Paper
1593	Development of Improved Criteria for Bituminous Low-Level Radioactive Waste Jennifer Davis	View Paper
1597	The Effect of Using Differ.ent Sources of Dry Materials on Waste-Form Grout Properties RoD. Spence	View Paper
1603	Nondestructive Testing of the Low-Level Radioactive Waste Drums for Uni-axial Compressive strength and Free Liquid Content Ge-PingYu	View Paper

NEW WASTE TREATMENT ASPECTS AT REACTOR FACILITIES Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Roger Stigers PA Power; Dave Zigelman, SR
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
1611	Conceptual Design of an Integrated LLW Treatment Facility at a Large Utility R. Kohout	View Paper
1619	The U.S. DOE New Production Reactor/Heavy Water Reactor Facility Pollution Preventionl Waste Minimization Program Myron M. Kaczmarsky	View Paper
1623	Advanced Volume Reduction System for PWR Plant Makoto Kikuchi	View Paper
1627	F /H Effluent Treatment Facility Filtration Upgrade Alternative Evaluations Overview W. C. Miles	View Paper
1631	Recovery of Cesium and Strontium from Acidic HL W from Power Reactors with Inorganic Ion Exchangers Weng HaoMin	View Paper
1635	Reduction of Cesium and Cobalt-Activity in Liquid Radwaste Processing Using Clinoptilolite Zeolite at DllIce Power Company O.E. Ekechukwu	View Paper
1643	Leach Studies on Cement-Solidified Ion Exchange Resins from Decontamination Processes at Operating Nuclear Power Stations. Co V. McIsaac	View Paper

TRANSPORTATION OF RADIOACTIVE & MIXED WASTE Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Frank P. Falci Jr. USDOE-HQ; Richard Yoshimura, SNL
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
1651	Transportation Assessment and Integration (TRAIN) Project S. Denny	View Paper
1655	Transportation of Radioactive Hazardous and Mixed Wastes: Material Identification is the Key D.F. Stancell	View Paper
1659	Is Radioactive Mixed Waste Packaging and Transportation Really a Problem? D.L. McCall	View Paper
1665	Applications of Radtran 4 to Route-Specific Analysis Sieglinde Neuhauser	View Paper
1671	Potential Impacts of ICRP 60 and 61 on Transportation Richard R. Rawl	View Paper
1677	Aspects of Safety Transporting Liquid High Active Waste Martin Lietz	View Paper
1681	Simulation Model for the WIPP Transportation and Delivery System Farok Sharif	View Paper

LLW MANAGEMENT: COMPACT STATUS PLANS LICENSE APPLICATION & . LITIGATION I Chair(s): Co-Chairs-TimothyVeneziano WHC; Myron Kaczmarsky Ebasco
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
1685	Experience Regarding the Complexity of Legal and Political Issues of New LLRW Site Development Michael T. Ryan	View Paper
1689	Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Site Development Status Robert V. Avant	View Paper
1695	Meeting the Political Requirements for Siting a LLRW Facility in Maine. John S. Williams	View Paper
1699	Selection of Candidate Sites for a LLRW Disposal Facility in Connecticut Ronald E. Gingerich	View Paper
1703	Problems of a Single (Non-Compact Affiliated) State in Low-Level Waste Management John A. Mayer	View Paper
1707	Development of New Low Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Sites: A Progress Report Robert T. Anderson	View Paper
1713	Cooperation Confrontation and Communication: Key Elements to a Multi State LLRW Generators' Association J.R. Vincenti	View Paper

LLW MANAGEMENT: COMPACT STATUS PLANS LICENSE APPLICATION & LITIGATION II Chair(s): Co-Chairs-Homer Lowenberg Lowenberg Assoc.; George Antonucci Chem-Nuclear
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
1719	Major Considerations for Development of a License Application for a New Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility in Illinois Paul Corpstein	View Paper
1723	Licensing the California Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility A.L. Dressen	View Paper
1729	An Above-Grade Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility: The Design and Licensing Status of the Central Interstate Compact Facility John E. Gunning	View Paper
1735	State Powers and Responsibilities Concerning the Flow of Waste Patrick M. Snyder	View Paper
1739	Cortland County's Perspective on the New York State Low-Level Radioactive Waste Siting Process Cindy M. Monaco	View Paper
1745	On-Site Low-Level Radwaste Storage V.F. Bouchard	View Paper

COMMERCIAL LLW REGULATION & PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT Chair(s): Co-Chairs - John M. Kennerly MMNS; DOD E. Wood WHC
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
1711	Control of Water Iniiltration into Near Surface LLW Disposal Units--Progress Report on Field Experiments at a Huniid Region Site Beltsville Maryland Edward O'Donnell	View Paper
1749	Development of Regulatory Guidance for Performance ASsessment of Low-Level Radioactive Waste Sites Andrew C. Campbell	View Paper
1753	Technical Justifications for the Tests and Criteria in the Waste Form Technical Position Appendix on Cement Stabilization B. Siskind	View Paper
1761	Source Term Evaluation for Performance Assessment of LLW Disposal M. G. Cowgill	View Paper
1767	Performance Assessment --The Nebraska Experience Richard C. Arnold	View Paper
1773	Final Closure of the Centre De La Manche Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility Philippe Convert	View Paper
1791	Pathway Analysis for Alterrnate Low- Level Waste Disposal Methods R.R. Roo	View Paper

INTERNATIONAL LOW LEVEL RELEASE CRITERIA Chair(s): Stephan Halaszovich KFA; John Austin USNRC
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
1799	Exemption Limits for Contaminated Materials to be Recycled and for Low Level Radioactive Waste from Nuclear Power Stations and Uranium Mining and Mining Areas in South-Eastern Germany Rudolf Neider	View Paper
1805	Measuring Methods for the Free Release of Steel and Other Material From Nuclear Power Plants as Non-Radioactive MClteJiial Lutz Bergemann	View Paper
1809	Radiation Exposure to the General Public from Reclaimed Metals Out of Nuclear Facilities Alan Deckert	View Paper
1815	Development of Impacts-BRC Version 2.1 RekhaR. Roo	View Paper

LLW CHARACTERIZATION & CLASSIFICATION Chair(s): Co-Chairs-E.C. Tarnuzzer Yankee Atomic; B.S. Mays SEG
Page No.	Paper Title & Author
1821	Greater- Than-Class C Low-Level Waste Characterization Roger R. Piscitella	View Paper
1825	Technical Considera~ions in Characterizing and Classifying a D.ecommissioned Reactor Vessel Michael Vaughan	View Paper
1833	Application of Advanced Radiographic Imaging Techniques for Characterizing Low Level Nuclear Waste Richard T. Bernardi	View Paper
1841	Robotic Arm Design for a. Remotely-Deployed In Situ Waste Characterization Probe Reid Kress	View Paper
1847	Sampling and Characterization of Radioactive Wastes in the UK I.M. Stokes	View Paper