POSTER - INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY & ER
Chair(s): Co-chairs: Ron Izatt- USDOE; Ron Lerch - WHC

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Paper Title & Author

797

Development of EPA Radiation Site Cleanup Regulations
  Jamie Burnett

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803

Is Long Term Storage the Answer?
  Cyril W Draffin Jr.

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807

Geologic Components of Site Characterization and Performance Assessment for a Radioactive Waste Management Facility at the Nevada Test Site
  K.E. Snyder, J.J. Miller and S.E. Rawlinson

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813

Demonstration of the Modar Super critical Water Oxidation ProcessIeffrie
  A. Bettinger, Elizabeth D. Ferland, William Killilea

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819

Design for Application of the DETOXsm Wet Oxidation Process to Mixed Wastes
  Richard A. Bell and Patrick M. Dhooge

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825

Potential of Pneumatic Fracturing to Enhance In Situ Remediation Technologies
  Lewis L. Goodroad and John R. Schuring

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829

Strontium Removal from Caustic Carbonate Waste Solutions Using Carrier Coprecipitation
  D. T. Bostick, M. W Burgess

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833

Separation of 60Co from a Low-Active Evaporator Concentrate Using Ultrafiltration Precipitation Polyelectrolytes Ion Exchange and Activated Carbon
  A. Paajanen, R. Harjula

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835

Mild Chemical Oxidation of Reactive Uranium for Disposal or Recovery
  Nancy N. Sauer and Guy Lussiez

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839

The Design of An Air Filtration System to Clean High Temperature/High Humidity Radioactive Air Streams
  Ty H. Proffitt and James P. Burket

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845

Design of the Circulating Air Barrier for Cold Tests at Hanford
  A.J. Rezaiyan and T A. Towers, WK Overbey and S.P. Salamy

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853

Designing Testing and Installing a Polypropylene Geomembrane Capping System for Low-Level Radioactive Interim Storage Piles
  S.R. Parikh and N.N. Rattan

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863

Development of a Process to Neutralize Water-Reactive Wastes
  Guy Lussiez and Jacek Dziewinski

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869

Does This Material Contain DOE-Added Radioactivity? Recommendations of the DOE RADWG Analytical Laboratory Committee
  Howard L. Hall

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875

A Streamlined Approach to Management of Investigation-Derived Wastes
  R.L. Hoey, J.M. Prewitt, and.D.E. Rieske

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879

Integrated Management of Liquid Effluents' at the Hanford Site
  D. W Lindsey, A.F. Crane and T.B. Veneziano

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883

Determination of State-of-the-Art Real-Time Continuous Off-Gas Monitoring Devices for Low-Level Radioactive and Mixed Waste Incineration
  Marc G. Schneckenberger, Inc.; Madeleine Nawar

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887

The Use of the Long-Range Alpha· Detector (LRAD) for Alpha Emission Surveys at Active and Inactive Firing Sites
  C.F. V. Mason, JA. Bounds and S.E. Gamer, KJ. Walter

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891

Applications of the Long-Range Alpha Detector for Site-Characterization Technology
  T.Q. Vu, R.D. Bolton, JA. Bounds, S.E. Gamer, J.D. Johnson, J.P. Johnson, D. W MacArthur

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895

Environmental Applications of ECLIPSE - A Multiphase Flow Simulator Used in the Oil and Gas Industry
  W. Zhou and R. Arthur

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901

Characterization of Thorium and Uranium Contaminated Soil from a Nuclear Fuel Facility
  N.R. Brown, N.L. Dietz, J.K Bates, B. Carlson

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905

Isotopic Ratio Method for Determining Uranium Contamination
  R.E. Miles and A.K Sieben

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909

Advantages and Disadvantages of Gamma-Ray Spectral Logging for Site Characterization- of Low-Level Radioactive Waste
  P.G. Killeen and K.A. Pflug

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915

A New Method for Waste Minimization During Borehole and Well Drilling
  Robert W. King

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919

How to Determine Site-Wide Risks in Complex Multi Unit CERCLA Activities
  Kenneth L. Alkema, Loring Pitts, Michael Young, Michael Saunders, Randy Janke

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929

A Proposed Approach for Preparation of Remedial Design Work Plans for USDOE Sites
  Gail G. Mattson and Revonda N. Moody

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935

Hanford Analytical Services Management: One of the Keys to Effectively Managing the Hanford Site in an Environment of Competing Resources and Priorities
  D.M. Wanek, SA. Schubert

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939

Hazardous Waste Database: Waste Management Policy Implications for the U.S. Department of Energy's Environmental Restoration and Waste Management Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement
  M.A. Lazaro, A.J. Policastro, AA. Antonopoulos, H.M. Hartmann, B. Koebnick, and M. Dovel

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949

Significance of Water Fluxes in a Deep Arid-Region Vadose Zone to Waste Disposal Strategies
  K.R. Johnejack, M.J. Sully, D.F. Emer, D.P. Hammermeister, L. G. Dever and L.J. O'Neill, S. W. Tyler and J. Chapman

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957

Oak Ridge Background Soils Project Provides Data for Remedial Action Evaluation
  D.R. Watkins, T.L. Hatmaker, C. W. McGinn, B.D. Nourse, R.L. Schmoyer, B.B. Burgoa, DA. Lietzke

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963

Hazardous Waste Storage Facility Accident Scenarios for the u.S. Department of Energy Environmental Restoration and Waste Management Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement
  Ao Policastro, D. Marmer, M. Lazaro, C. Mueller, W. Freeman

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975

Methodology for Integrated Evaluation of Alternative Siting and Treatment Storage and Disposal Strategies for U.S. Department of Energy Waste Management
  H. Avci

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981

Overview of the Facility Accident Analysis for the U. S. Department of Energy Environmental Restoration and Waste Management Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement
  C. Mueller and L. Habegger

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985

Methodology and Computational Framework Used for the U.S. Department of Energy Environmental Restoration and Waste Management Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement Accident Analysis
  C. Mueller, S. Folga, A. Huttenga, R. Jackson, W. TenBrook and J. Russell, SAlC

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991

EnviroTRADE: An International Environmental Restoration and Waste Management Information System
  Susan W. Johnson, Mark W. Harrington, Ken D. Bergeron, A. Scott Rehom

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INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY ACCEPTABILITY: TECHNICAL AND INSTITUTIONAL ISSUES/BARRIERS
Chair(s): Co-chairs: Gretchen McCabe - Battelle; A. Sharif Heger - University of New Mexico

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Paper Title & Author

995

Technology Development and Deployment: Accelerating the Process
  S.L. Stein

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999

Public Participation in the Evaluation of Innovative Environmental Cleanup Technology
  Todd Peterson and Gretchen H. McCabe

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1005

ProTech - The Prospective Technology Communication System
  S.L. Stein and A.M. Lesperance

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1009

Bridging the Gap: A Methodology to Provide Balance Between the Qualitative and Quantitative Aspects of Technology Development
  Robert J. Shaw andA. Sharif Heger

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1015

The Impact of Organization of the Acceptance of Innovative Cleanup Technology
  Frederic A. Morris

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1019

RCRA Permitting Strategies for the Development of Innovative Technologies: Lessons from Hanford
  Stephen Gajewski and James F. Donaghue

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1025

R&D Prioritization and Resource Management for Technology Selection
  Marilyn J. Quadrel and Kim M. Fowler

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1031

Dechlorination of Small Quantities of Mixed Waste fro'm a DOE Site
  Steven L. Hoeffner

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BARRIERS AND PLACEMENT TECHNOLOGIES
Chair(s): Co-chairs: Tom Lominick - ORNL; Mary Peterson - PNL

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Paper Title & Author

1035

Repository Containment
  Harold Beale and Cedric Mogg

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1041

Subsurface Barrier Design Alternatives for Confinement and Controlled Advection
  S.J. Phillips, KJ. Cantrell, T.J. McLaughlin

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1047

Disposal Vault Alternatives in the Canadian Nuclear Fuel Waste Management Program
  Gary R. Simmons

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1053

Demonstration of In Situ-Constructed Horizontal Soil Containment Barrier at Fernald
  Paul J. Pettit and David Ridenour, Kent Saugier

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1057

Polymer Containment Barriers for Underground Storage Tanks
  to Confine Vertical Plume of Contamination, Katsunori Banno and Hiroshi Yoshida

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1067

Improved Geomembrane Damage/Leak Detection Through Co-Extrusion Technology
  Daniel P. Messmer and Mark Cadwallader

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ENVIRONMENTAL RESTOR4.TION AND WASTE MANAGEMENT TECHNICAL PERSPECTIVES
Chair(s): Co-chairs: Jerry Westerbeck - USDOE; James Fiore - USDOE

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Paper Title & Author

1071

Preliminary Soil Characterization from Radionuclide Contaminated Sites: What First? What Later?
  William S. Richardson, Michael C. Eagle and Clinton Cox

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1075

Uranium Removal from Soils: An Overview from the Uranium in Soils Integrated Demonstration Project
  C. W. Francis, Gretchen Matthem, D.J. Chaiko

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1081

Utilizing Governmental Agencies and Universities at Mixed Waste Facilities - a Weldon Spring Site Case Study
  Kenneth A. Meyer, Melissa G. Lutz

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1085

Characterization Monitoring and Sensor Technology Integrated Program (CMST-IP): An Overview of Emerging Technologies in Site/Waste Characterization and Waste Treatment Monitoring
  P. W. Wang, A.N. Tardiff, E.M. Lightner, EA. Stallings

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POSTER - TRANSPORTATION
Chair(s): Co-chairs: Rebecca Keene - SAIC; Anthony Petito - BNFL Inc.

Page No.

Paper Title & Author

1089

Preparation Loading and Storage of Castor THTR/A VR-Casks for Spent Fuel Elements - Part of the Decommissioning of the High Temperature Reactor A VR
  R. Theenhaus

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1093

Transportation Radiological Risk Assessment for the Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement: An Overview of Methodologies Assumptions and Input Parameters
  F. Monette, D. LePoire, S. Y. Chen

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1099

Comprehensive Transportation Risk Assessment System Based on Unit-Consequence Factors
  B.M. Biwer, D.J. LePoire, S. Y. Chen

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1103

U.S. Department of Energy Motor Carrier Evaluation Program
  L. Blalock

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1107

Hazardous Waste Transportation Risk Assessment for the U.S. Department of Energy Environmental Restoration and Waste Management Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement - Human Health Endpoints
  H.M. Hartmann, MA. Lazaro

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1115

Development of a Trailer Design for Transport of Spent Fuel Shipping Casks
  Tom L. Bridges

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1119

Estimation of the Maximum Temperature into Shipping Casks Using New Correlations Taking into Account the Holding Grilles of the Spent Fuel Assemblies
  Maria C. Palancar, Gregorio Ruiz, Carlos Jimeno

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1123

Argonne National Laboratory Independent Appraisal Program Environmental Safety Health/Quality Assurance Oversight
  Gary Winner

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PUBLIC EDUCATION TRAINING AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IN WASTE MANAGEMENT ISSUES
Chair(s): Co-chairs: Margery H. Olson - SAIC; Ron K. Bhada - WERC

Page No.

Paper Title & Author

1127

Resources of the Future in Environmental Management
  Ron K Bhada, Ricardo Jacquez and Abbas Ghassemi

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1131

Environmental Fellows Program - Professional Development in Environmental Management for Emerging World Leaders
  Ricardo B. Jacquez

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1135

International Environmental Design Contest for Universities: A Realistic Hands-on Educational Tool for Technology Development and Transfer
  Abbas Ghassemi and Ron Bhada

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1137

Ohio's Statewide Low-Level Radioactive Waste Education Program: A New Partnership
  Audeen Fentiman, Karen Mancl, Joseph Heimlich and Brian Hajek

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1141

Using Computer-Assisted Process Facilitation Techniques in Government Sponsored Public Meetings and Working Sessions
  L. Darryl Armstrong, Sandy Perkins

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1145

Developing Public Affairs Counseling Skills to Support a Public Participation Focus at Fernald
  Charles A. Hundertmark

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1151

Lessons Learned from Facilitating the State and Tribal Government Working Group
  Harold A. Kurstedt Jr.

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POLICIES AND PROGRAMS FOR MIXED WASTES
Chair(s): Co-chairs: Gary Benda - RUST Federal Services; Thomas H. Smith - EG&G-ID

Page No.

Paper Title & Author

1155

Mixed Waste Integrated Program Problem-Oriented Technology Development
  Paul W. Hart

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1163

Can the Mixed Waste Regulatory Gridlock be Broken?
  Richard Blauvelt and Cyril W. Draffin

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1169

Use of Preliminary Requirements Identification Document (PRID) Data Base to Identify Facility Documents and Components and to Establish an "Operating Envelope"
  Mike D. Kinney

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1173

Coherent and Consistent Decision Making for Mixed Hazardous Waste Management: The Implication of Quantitative Assessment Techniques
  Graham M. Smith and Richard H. Little

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1179

The Evolution of a Methodology for Selecting Treatment Technologies for Low-Level Mixed Wastes at the Rocky Flats Plant
  SA. Anderson and T.I. McKeown, I.L. lankousky

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1185

Collecting Mixed Waste Information for Department of Energy Environmental Restoration Activities
  Marilyn Tolbert-Smith

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REPROMULGATION OF 40 CFR 191
Chair(s): Co-chairs: Don Wood - WHC; Bob Williams - EPRI

Page No.

Paper Title & Author

1187

Whatever Became of 40 CFR Part 191
  Raymond L. Clark

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REPROMULGATION OF 40 CFR 192
Chair(s): Co-chairs: Don Wood - WHC; Bob Williams - EPRI

Page No.

Paper Title & Author

1193

Issues and Impacts of the Repromulgation of 40 CFR Part 191
  Stephan Brocoum, Edward Regnier

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REPROMULGATION OF 40 CFR 193
Chair(s): Co-chairs: Don Wood - WHC; Bob Williams - EPRI

Page No.

Paper Title & Author

1199

Lessons Learned in Developing HL W Public Health and Environmental Protection Criteria
  R.F. Williams

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REPROMULGATION OF 40 CFR 194
Chair(s): Co-chairs: Don Wood - WHC; Bob Williams - EPRI

Page No.

Paper Title & Author

1211

Considerations for Guidance for Radioactive Waste Disposal Arising from Rules Under 40 CFR 191 and 40 CFR 194
  Kathleen M. Trauth and Sharla G. Bertram

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WASTE ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA WASTE FORM QUALIFICATION AND WASTE CERTIFICATION FOR LOW LEVEL AND MIXED WASTES
Chair(s): Co-chairs: Tim Veneziano - WHC

Page No.

Paper Title & Author

1217

The R&D Laboratory Working Group (RADWG) Teams Up On Waste Management: Some Home Runs and Bases are Loaded
  Patricia A. Harrington

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1221

Evaluation of Potential Disposal Sites for Environmental Restoration Waste Streams
  Terry L. Sams, Rebecca Sams

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1231

Preliminary Assessment of Disposal Limits for Vitrified Low-Level-Mixed-Wastes in RCRA Landfills
  James R. Cook and Dennis F. Bickford

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1237

Process Technical Basis Documentation Diagram for a Solid-Waste Processing Facility
  C.I. Benar and CA. Petersen

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1241

Verification of Waste Certification Through Program Assessment
  Ann Rioux Kimbro

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REGULATIONS AND IMPACTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL RELEASES
Chair(s): Co-chairs: Edward O'Donnell - USNRC; George Jackson - WHC

Page No.

Paper Title & Author

1247

Regulation of Radioactive Waste Discharges from Nuclear Power Plants in England & Wales
  C.G. Hardman, R.E. Smith, C.I. Weedon .and C.R. Williams

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1253

NRC Regulatory Processes for Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installations
  Bill Griffin

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APPROACH TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF A REGULATORY BASIS FOR REUSE/RECYCLE OF LOW LEVEL RADIOACTIVE MATERIALDixon - WHC
Chair(s): Co-chairs: Clyde Jupiter - Jupiter Corp; Bill

Page No.

Paper Title & Author

1255

The Development of Release Criteria for the West Valley Demonstration Project and Western New York Nuclear Service Center after Decontamination and Decommissioning
  Sandra Szalinski, Pete Vlad and Scott Paddock

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1263

Radioactive Contamination Exterior to Buildings at Decommissioning Facilities Licensed by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission - Causes and Characterization
  Jack D. Parrott

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1267

New Regulatory Approaches for Management of Radioactive and Decontamination Wastes in Republic Belarus
  Valeri M. Efremenkov

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1271

International Developments on Exemption from Regulatory Control
  Gordon S. Linsley

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1277

Low-Level Radioactive Waste'Regulation and Exemption Practices in the United Kingdom
  G.N. Macro, R.E. Smith, C.J. Weedon and C.R. Williams

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1281

Application of Exemption Concepts Overview of Practices in Some Countries
  Shankar Menon

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1287

Aspects of the Establishment of an Interim Storage Facility for the Spent Fuel in Hungary
  Sandor Pellet

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1291

BRC and the Concept and Establishment of a Lower Limit for Very Low-Level Radioactive Wastes
  David V. LeMone

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1297

Managing Suspect Radioactive Material in the DOE System--A Program to Establish Lower Activity Disposal Criteria
  Christine G. Pollard, Vern Rogers and Floyd Galpin

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1301

Department of Energy Perspectives on Residual Radioactivity in Waste
  Lee E. Stevens

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STATE COMPACT AND UTILITY STATUS ISSUES PLANS AND PROGRAMS FOR LLW STORAGE AND DISPOSAL
Chair(s): Co-chairs: Roger Stigers - Pennsylvania Power & Light; A.E. Castagnacci - Duquesne Light Co.

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Paper Title & Author

1305

Siting the North Carolina Low-Level Radioactive Waste Facility
  Constance Kalbach Walker and John H. Mac Millan

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1309

Litigation in State Court by Cal Rad Forum in Pursuit of Timely Development of a Safe Low-Level Waste Disposal Facility
  Alan Pasternak, Stephen Boutin

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1313

Between Stop and Go: Managing LLRW in the Appalachian States Compact
  John R. Vincenti

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1323

Regulation and Licensing of Low-Level Waste Storage Facilities: Onsite Centralized and Commercial Storage Options
  Donald J. Silverman and Sang Y. Paek

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1327

LLRW Disposal Facility Siting Approaches: Connecticut's Innovative Volunteer Approach
  Domenic Forcella and Ronald E. Gingerich

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1331

New York State's Regulations for Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facilities
  Barbara Youngberg and Paul Merges, Scott Wolcott

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1335

Recommendations for Siting Development and Operation of a Regional Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility in Ohio
  Jane Harf

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1339

Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal: Status of the Central Interstate Compact Nebraska Project
  John DeOld, James Neal, Michael Sabbe and Manash Bagchi

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THE PUBLIC INTERFACE - IMPROVING COMMUNICATIONS
Chair(s): Co-chairs: Linda Ulland - Weston; Critz George - RE/SPEC

Page No.

Paper Title & Author

1347

Analysis of Stakeholder Con.cerns for the Environmental Restoration and Waste Management Program
  Timothy G. Kotnour, Melissa Shaw, Harold A. Kurstedt

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1353

Stakeholder Involvement in DOE's Cost Improvement Initiative for Environmental Restoration and Waste Management Activities
  Jill Jackson, Marsha Goldberg, Cathy Hooper

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1359

Tribal Involvement at Department of Energy Sites Through the Authority of CERCLA Natural Resources Trusteeships
  Michael R. Bauer

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1363

Public Agency Partnerships: Hanford's History Artifacts as a Communications Tool
  Michele S. Gerber

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QUALITY ASSURANCE IN NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT
Chair(s): Co-chairs: R. Scott - USDOE; G. Subbaraman - RI ETEC

Page No.

Paper Title & Author

1367

How Can the United States Improve the Quality of Nuclear Activities and Operations and Decrease QA Requirements and Cost Simultaneously?
  Jake Lefman

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1371

Statistical Evaluation of Newly Acquired Environmental Chemical Analysis Data as a Validation Tool for the Uranium Mill Tailings Remedial Action (UMTRA) Project
  Kimberly C. Smith and Paul E. Zietz, Mark R. Minteer

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1379

Report on the Status of Implementing Site-Specific Environmental Data Collection Project Planning at the Department of Energy's (DOE) Office of Environmental Restoration and Waste Management (EM)
  Mike Carter and David Bottrell

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OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ISSUES
Chair(s): Co-chairs: Carol A. Peabody - USDOE

Page No.

Paper Title & Author

1385

Safety Principles for Decontamination and Decommissioning Operations at Nuclear Facilities
  M.G. Cowgill - BNL; P.R. Worthington - USDOE

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1389

Fire Protection for Inactive Contaminated Structures
  David M. Wyatt

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1395

Occupational Safety and Health Act Compliance at Department of Energy Facilities: A Case Study of 29 C.F.R. 1910.120 Compliance at the Rocky Flats Plant
  Angela S. Watmore, Janet Tonna-Krajewski, Anne T. Nichting

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1401

Hazardous Materials Management and Emergency Response Training Center at Hanford
  June Ollero, Richard Bergland

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TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER BETWEEN UTILTIES AND THE USDOE (INCLUDING MIXED WASTE AND OPERATIONS)
Chair(s): Co-chairs: David Zigelman - WSRC; Clint Miller - PG&E

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Paper Title & Author

1407

Evaluation of Waste Processes at Savannah River Site for Treatment of Mixed Waste
  H. Holmes Bums

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1413

Recent Waste Management Regulatory Changes and DOE's Responses
  Betty Shacklejord

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1417

Westinghouse Idaho Nuclear Company Technology Transfer Program
  L.F. Ennold, RA. Rankin, J. W. Bryant, DA. Knecht

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1421

Conducting Operations at the Solid Waste Management Department at WSRC (U)
  Jim T. Scogin

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1425

Application of the Long-Range Alpha Detector (LRAD) to the Detection of Natural-Occurring Radioactive Materials (NORM)
  KS. Allander, D. W MacArthur

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POSTER - MIXED WASTE
Chair(s): Co-chairs: Donna Martin - WSRC; Eena-Mai Franz - BNL

Page No.

Paper Title & Author

1429

Performance Management of Low-Level Radioactive and Mixed Waste Disposal
  Rick Hulse and John Starmer

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1433

Destroying LLW and Hazardous Waste On-Site with the Synthetica Steam Detoxifier
  Terry R. Galloway and Stephen S. Depetris

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1441

Development and Demonstration of Treatment Technologies for the Processing of U.S. Department of Energy Mixed Waste
  J.B. Berry and GA: Bloom

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1449

The Mixed Waste Landfill Integrated Demonstration
  Thomas D. Burford, J. David Betsill

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1453

Consolidated Incineration Facility Technical Support
  Dan B. Bums and Marshall G. Looper

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1459

Advanced Technical Training for an International Audience of Professionals Scientists and Engineers: Videoconferencing Videotape from the University of New Mexico
  Connie Callan

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1463

Tracking Mixed Waste from Environmental Restoration Through Waste Management for the Federal Facility Compliance Act
  Diane Isbell and Marilyn Tolbert-Smith, Tim Kirkpatrick

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1465

Conceptual Design of the Weldon Spring Site Disposal Cell: A Modified Value Engineering Approach
  Edward C. Tom and Partha Sircar

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1473

The Low- Low- Level Mixed Waste Regulatory Gap: A Disposal and Recycle Impasse
  Stanley E. Logan

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1479

Construction and Operation of a RCRA-Type Surface Impoundment at a Mixed Waste Facility
  Galen H. "Butch" Freeman and Sheryl L. Hodges, Nathan E. Mathis

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1487

Chemical Extraction of Mixed Waste
  Ernest F. Stine

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1493

Treatability Study for the Stabilization of Chromium Contaminated Waste
  John F. McGahan

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1499

Mixed Waste Groundwater Treatment at Idaho National Engineering Laboratory
  Stuart L. Claggett

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1503

Mixed Waste Treatment Project: LLNL and LANL Computer Simulations of Integrated Flowsheets
  David W Camp, Leon C. Borduin,d John A. Pendergrass, T.K Thompson

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1511

Performance Assessment of the Greater Confinement Disposal Facility on the Nevada Test Site: Comparing the Performance of Two Conceptual Site Models
  Thomas A. Baer, Laura L. Price, David P. Gallegos

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1517

Radiological Characterization of Hanford HL W Tank Farm Core Samples
  Vojislav Banjac and A. Sharif Heger

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1519

Separations Equipment Development Facilities Decontamination & Decommissioning Project
  Clifford E. Bell

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1523

Effects of Assumptions about Gas Behavior on Modeled Releases of Volatile Organic Compounds from the WIPP
  Ruth F. Weiner

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1529

Rapid Chemical Procedures for Radioanalytical Waste Control (LAW and MAW)
  H. Heimbach

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