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Environment Canada's 22nd Arctic and Marine
Oilspill (AMOP) Technical Seminar was held June 2 to 4, 1999 at the Westin Hotel in
Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Copies of the Proceedings are available and can be purchased by contacting Mr. Dave Roy at
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FINAL PROGRAM
Wednesday, June 2, 1999
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Physical and Chemical Properties and Behaviour
Comportement et caractéristiques physiques et chimiques
Comparison of Long Term Oil Evaoporation in Laboratory
and Wave Basin Studies
H.M. Brown, Imperial Oil Ltd., Calgary, AB, Canada
Predicting the Spill Behavior of Orimulsion Using
Design of Experiment Principles
S.A. Stout, P.J. Barrett & L.G. Roberts, Battelle, Duxbury, MA, USA
A Critical Review of Field Total Petroleum Hydrocarbon
(TPH) Analysis, Part III
P. Lambert & M. Fingas, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
M. Goldthorp, Goldthorp Consulting, Kemptville, ON, Canada
Studies of Water-in-Oil Emulsions: Energy Threshold of
Emulsion Formation
M. Fingas & B. Fieldhouse, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
J. Mullin, Minerals Management Service, Herndon, VA, USA
Identification of the Source(s) of Unknown Spilled Oils
(Review)
Z. Wang & M. Fingas, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Source Identification and Tracking of an Unknown
Spilled Oil from Quebec (1998) by Unique Biomarkers and Diagnostic Ratios of
"Source-specific Marker" Compounds
Z. Wang, M. Fingas, M. Landriault & L. Sigouin, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
S. Grenon, Environment Canada, Montreal, QC, Canada
D. Zhang, Global Geochemistry Corp., Canoga Park, CA, USA
Additional Investigations of Oil-sediment Interaction
in Alaskan North Slope and TAP Area Rivers
R.W. Hoffman, Alaska Clean Seas, Prudhoe Bay, AK, USA
L. Shier, Alyeska Pipeline Service Co., Fairbanks, AK, USA
Oil Interaction with Mineral Fines and Chemical
Dispersion: Behaviour of the Dispersed Oil in Coastal or Estuarine Conditions
J. Guyomarch & F-X. Merlin, Cedre, Plouzané, France
P. Bernanose, Université Bordeaux, Talence Cédex, France
A Review of Methods Used in the Preparation and
Analysis of Orimulsion Related Samples
P. Jokuty, S. Whiticar, B. Fieldhouse, Z. Wang,
P. Lambert & M. Fingas, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Characterization and Evaporation of Crude Oil Pina
Spilled at Sea and on Beach Sand
M. Rallo, R. Bergueiro, A. Pita, M.A. Mayol, J. Natta, University of Balearic Islands,
Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Oil Spill Treating
Agents
Agents de traitement pour les déversements d'hydrocarbures
Chemical Dispersibility Study of Heavy Bunker Fuel Oil
R.J. Fiocco, R.J. Fiocco Associates, Summit, NJ, USA
P.S. Daling, SINTEF, Trondheim, Norway
G. DeMarco & R.R. Lessard, Exxon Research & Engineering Co., Florham Park, NJ, USA
G.P. Canevari, G.P. Canevari & Associates, Cranford, NJ, USA
Design Considerations for a Fire-Monitor Based
Dispersant Application System
A.C.T. Chen, Exxon Production Research Co., Houston, TX, USA
Testing and Development of a Single-Nozzle Spray System
for Vessel-Based Dispersant Delivery
R. Belore & S. Ross, S.L. Ross Environmental Research Ltd.,Ottawa, ON, Canada
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Activity Updates and Contingency Planning
Mise à jour des activités et planifaction de contingence
Practical Guidelines or "Rules of Thumb" for
Spill Response Activities
E.H. Owens, Polaris Applied Sciences, Inc., Bainbridge Island, WA, USA
A Hazards Analysis Program for Spill Prevention and
Contingency Planning
E. Taylor, Polaris Applied Sciences, Inc., Bainbridge Island, WA, USA
B. Geddes, AGRA Earth and Environmental Ltd., Calgary, AB, Canada
The EPPR Field Guide for Oil Spill Response in Arctic
Waters
E.H. Owens, Polaris Applied Sciences, Inc., Bainbridge Island, WA, USA
L.B. Solsberg, M.R. West & M. McGrath, Counterspil Research Inc., North Vancouver, BC,
Canada
D. Tilden, Environment Canada, Yellowknife, NT, Canada
Oil Spill Science: The Louisiana Perspective
D.W. Davis & R.J. Guidry, Louisiana Applied and Educational Research and Development
Program, Baton Rouge, LA, USA
Ohmsett: 1998 Year in Review
D. DeVitis, K. Nolan & W. Schmidt, MAR, Inc., Leonardo, NJ, USA
J. Lane & J. Mullin, Minerals Management Service, Herndon, VA, USA
Development of an Integrated Forms Management and GIS
Application for Spill Response
C.W. Galagan, E.M. Howlett & E.L. Anderson, Applied Science Associates, Inc.,
Narragansett, RI, USA
Speakers' Corner
Coin oratoire
Estimating the Probable Success of Oil Spill Response
Options
A. Lewis, Oil Spill Consultant, Staines, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Havre St-Pierre (Quebec) Incident of March 1999
R. Tribe, Eastern Canada Response Corporation Ltd.,
Ottawa, ON, Canada
1997-1998 Svalbard
Shoreline Experiment Panel Discussion
Tribune sur l'experience Svalbard (1997-1998)
Svalbard Project Objectives and Overview
G.A. Sergy, Environment Canada, Edmonton, AB, Canada
Experimental Site and Design
C.C. Guénette, SINTEF Applied Chemistry, Trondheim, Norway
Effectiveness of Physical Treatment Methods
E.H. Owens, Polaris Applied Sciences, Inc., Bainbridge Island, WA, USA
Bioremediation and Biodegradation
R.C. Prince, Exxon Research and Engineering Co., Annandale, NJ, USA
Oil-Mineral Fine Interactions and Toxicity Studies
K. Lee, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Mont-Joli, QC, Canada
Sampling and Quantifying Oil in Coarse Sediments
B. Humphrey, EnviroEd Consultants Ltd., Victoria, BC, Canada
Key Conclusions of the Svalbard Shoreline
Experiment
G.A. Sergy, Environment Canada, Edmonton, AB, Canada
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Wednesday - Poster Session
Ohmsett: 1998 Year in Review
D. DeVitis, K. Nolan & W. Schmidt, MAR, Inc., Leonardo, NJ, USA
J. Lane & J. Mullin, Minerals Management Service, Herndon, VA, USA
The Fractionation of Crude Oil for the
Determination of Fraction-specific Toxicity
P. Jokuty & M. Fingas, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
S. Whiticar, Whiticar Scientific, Ottawa, ON, Canada
I. Clelland, Natural Resources Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Advanced Management of Oil Spills: A
3-year Program for Development of Operational Tools for
Oil Spill Contingency Planning
I. Singsaas, P.S. Daling & M. Reed, SINTEF Applied Chemistry, Trondheim, Norway
Monitoring Oil Concentrations in the
Field
P. Lambert, B. Fieldhouse & M. Fingas, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
M. Goldthorp, Goldthorp Consulting, Kemptville, ON, Canada
Unique Response Conditions for McMurdo
Station, South Pole and Field Camps
in Antarctica
J. Hatcher & T. Vinson, Antarctic Support Associates, Englewood, CO, USA
E.R. Gundlach & J. Gallagher, Massachusetts Maritime Academy, Buzzards Bay, MA, USA
Water-in-Crude Oil Emulsions: Formation,
Stability and Consequences
B. Fieldhouse, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
PAH Distribution in the 1994 and 1997
Mobile Burn Products and Determination of the
Diesel PAH Destruction Efficiencies
Z. Wang, M. Fingas, M. Landriault, L. Sigouin & P. Lambert, Environment Canada,
Ottawa, ON, Canada
R. Turpin & P. Campagna, US EPA, Edison, NJ, USA
J. Mullin, Minerals Management Service, Herndon, VA, USA
Development in Fingerprinting Analysis
of Petroleum Hydrocarbons
Z. Wang, M. Fingas, M. Landriault & L. Sigouin, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
B. Castle & D. Hostetter, California Department of Fish and Game, CA, USA
Water-in-Oil Emulsions: Stability,
Formation and Modelling
M. Fingas and B. Fieldhouse, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
J. Mullin, Minerals Management Service, Herndon, VA, USA
Thursday, June
3, 1999
Oil Spill Treating Agents (continued)
Agents de traitement pour les déversements d'hydrocarbures (suite)
A Comparison of Effluent Discharge Criteria to Oil
Spill Dispersion Criteria
R.W. Hoffman, Alaska Clean Seas, Prudhoe Bay, AK, USA
R. Belore, S.L. Ross Environmental Research Ltd., Ottawa, ON, Canada
A. Mearns, NOAA, Seattle, WA, USA
Study of the Feasibility of Chemical Dispersion of
Viscous Oils and Water-in-Oil Emulsions
J. Guyomarch & F-X. Merlin, Cedre, Plouzané, France
S. Colin, Université de Bretagne Occidentale, Brest, France
Analytical Procedures for Dispersant Effectiveness
Testing
M. Fingas, B. Fieldhouse, Z. Wang, L. Sigouin & M. Landriault, Environment Canada,
Ottawa, ON, Canada
J.V. Mullin, Minerals Management Service, Herndon, VA, USA
Containment and
Recovery
Rétention et récupération
Withdrawal of Highly Viscous Oil and Oil Layer at a
Moving Barrier
K. Ueda, H. Yamanouchi, T. Maeda & S. Fujii, Ship Research Institute, Ministry of
Transport, Tokyo, Japan
Ohmsett Tests to Determine Optimum Times to Decant
Temporary Storage Devices
I. Buist, J. McCourt & S. Potter, S.L. Ross Environmental Research Ltd., Ottawa, ON,
Canada
W. Schmidt & D. Devitis, MAR, Inc., Leonardo, NJ, USA
R. Smith, Minerals Management Service, Herndon, VA, USA
Status of the
Program Mechanical Oil Recovery in Ice Infested Waters (MORICE) Phase 3: Quantitative
Tests
H.V. Jensen & T. Lorenzo, SINTEF, Trondheim, Norway
L. Solsberg, Counterspil Research Inc., North Vancouver, BC, Canada
N. Glover, Alaska Clean Seas, Prudhoe Bay, AK, USA
Development of Containment Booms for Oil Spills in Fast
Flowing Water
H.M. Brown & R.H. Goodman, Imperial Oil Ltd., Calgary, AB, Canada
C-F. An, University of Windsor, Windsor, ON, Canada
Numerical Study on (Porous) Net-Boom Systems - Front
Net Inclined Angle Effect
Z. Zhang, C-F. An & R.M. Barron, University of Windsor, Windsor, ON, Canada
H.M. Brown & R.H. Goodman, Imperial Oil Ltd., Calgary, AB, Canada
Estimation of Towing Forces on Oil Spill Containment Booms
S. Potter & J. McCourt, S.L. Ross Environmental Research Ltd., Ottawa, ON, Canada
R. Smith, Minerals Management Service, Herndon, VA, USA
Speakers’
Corner
Coin oratoire
Boom Arrangements and Auxiliary Equipment for Improved
Oil Collection
K-F.V. Wong & L. Hernandez, University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL, USA
Detection, Tracking
and Remote Sensing
Détection, dépistage et télédétection
Oil Spill Surveillance, Monitoring and Remote Sensing:
A Global Review
C.E. Brown & M.F. Fingas, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Detection of Hydrocarbon Films on the Surface of Water
J.J. Seureau, Elf Exploration Production, Pau, France
In-Situ Burning
Brûlage in-situ
Ohmsett’s Propane-Fuelled Test System for
Fire-Resistant Boom
J. McCourt & I. Buist, S.L. Ross Environmental Research Ltd., Ottawa, ON, Canada
W. Schmidt & D. Devitis, MAR, Inc., Leonardo, NJ, USA
B. Urban, PCCI Inc., Alexandria, VA, USA
J.V. Mullin, Minerals Management Service, Herndon,VA, USA
Second Phase Evaluation of a Protocol for Testing
Fire-Resistant Oil Spill Containment Boom
W.D. Walton, W.H. Twilley, N.P. Bryner & L. DeLauter, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, USA
R.R. Hiltabrand, U.S. Coast Guard, Groton, CT, USA
J.V. Mullin, Minerals Management Service, Herndon, VA, USA
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SIZE="1" COLOR="#0000ff"> Spill Modelling
Modélisation des déversements
Probabilities of Oil Exceeding Thresholds of Concern:
Examples from an Evaluation for Florida Power and Light
D.P. French, H.Z. Schuttenberg & T. Isaji, Applied Science Associates, Inc.,
Narragansett, RI, USA
New Developments in the Use of Uncertainty in Oil Spill
Forecasts
W. Lehr, C. Barker & D. Simecek-Beatty, NOAA, Seattle, WA, USA
A Deepwater Jet/Plume Model and a Parametric Analysis
L. Zheng & P.D. Yapa, Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY, USA
Oil Spill Trajectory Uncertainty and Response Decisions
D. Simecek-Beatty, NOAA, Seattle, WA, USA
A.C.T. Chen, Exxon Production Research Co., Houston, TX, USA
Geographic Information Systems Applied to Potential
Hydrocarbon Oil Spills in the Balearic Islands
J.R. Bergueiro, M. Ruiz, M. Rallo, M.A. Mayol, A. Martí & A. Pita, University of
Balearic Islands, Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Shoreline Protection
and Cleanup
Protection et nettoyage des rives
Evaluation of Oil Removal from Beaches 8 Years after
the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill
C. Brodersen, J. Short, L. Holland, M. Carls, J. Pella, M. Larsen & S. Rice, NOAA,
Juneau, AK, USA
SCAT - A Ten-Year Review
E.H. Owens, Polaris Applied Sciences, Inc., Bainbridge Island, WA, USA
Optimizing Hydraulic Cleaning Techniques for Oiled
Coarse Sediment Beaches: Immediate and One Year Post-treatment Results of the Meso-scale
Field Trials
G.M. Erickson & G.S. Mauseth, Polaris Applied Sciences Inc., Kirkland, WA, USA
S. Blenkinsopp & G. Sergy, Environment Canada, Edmonton, AB, Canada
Biological Effects
and Biodegradation
Effets biologiques et dégradation
Impact of Oil on Natural Regeneration of Vegetation
M.C. Vavrek & W.J. Campbell, Louisiana Tech University, Ruston, LA, USA
Biodegradation in Seawater of Oil Components in the
Water-accomodated Fraction (WAF)
O.G. Brakstad, P.S. Daling, L.G. Faksness & I. Singsås, SINTEF, Trondheim, Norway
Speakers’
Corner
Coin oratoire
Monitoring Natural Attenuation of Hydrocarbon Using
Isotope Fractionation of Residuals
L. Stehmeier & M. Francis, NOVA Research and Technology Corp., Calgary, AB, Canada
S. Blenkinsopp, Environment Canada, Edmonton, AB, Canada
K. Lee, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Mont-Joli, QC, Canada
NOAA’s Next Generation Spill Trajectory Model:
GNOME
C.J. Beegle-Krause & J.A. Galt, NOAA, Seattle, WA, USA
Oil Spill Model Improvements for OILMAP
E. Anderson, E. Howlett & K. Jayko, Applied Science Associates, Inc., Narragansett,
RI, USA
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Thursday - Poster Session
The Visibility and Detectability of Oil
Slicks and Oil Discharges on Water
M.F. Fingas, C.E. Brown & L. Gamble, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
GNOME (General NOAA Oil Modeling
Environment) NOAA’s Next Generation
Spill Trajectory Model
C.J. Beegle-Krause & J.A. Galt, NOAA, Seattle, WA, USA
A Review of Oil Spill Remote Sensors
M. Fingas & C.E. Brown, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
J. Mullin, Minerals Management Service, Herndon, VA, USA
Spill Modelling in the Emergencies
Science Division
M. Fingas, C.E. Brown and P. Lambert, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Change in Hydrocarbon Concentration,
Ecotoxicity, and Bioavailability during Endpoint Determination of Enhanced Bioremediation
in a Soil Slurry
J.L. Kvicala, A. Chu and R.H. Goodman, University of
Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada
Sorbent Performance Database
D. Cooper, SAIC Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
J. Mullin, Minerals Management Service, Herndon, VA, USA
Sensing of Marine Oil-Spill using Very
High Sensitive Surface Acoustic
Wave Sensors
K. El-Shennawy, Arab Academy for Science and Technology, Miami, Alexandria, Egypt
Emergencies Science Division and Spill
Response
M. Fingas, P. Lambert & N. Laroche, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Efficacy and Marine Toxicity Studies
with CytoSol - Shoreline Cleaning Process using
a Biosolvent made from Vegetable Oil
R. von Wedel, CytoCulture International, Inc., Point Richmond, CA, USA
Chemical Composition Changes and
Biodegradation Potentials of Nine Alaskan
Oils under Fresh Water Conditions
Z. Wang, S. Blenkinsopp, M. Fingas, G. Sergy, M. Landriault & L. Sigouin
Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Friday, June 4, 1999
In-Situ Burning (continued)
Brûlage in-situ (suite)
Studies of Emissions from Oil Fires
M. Fingas, F. Ackerman, P. Lambert, K. Li, Z. Wang, R.
Nelson & M. Goldthorp, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
R. Turpin & P. Campagna, US EPA, Edison, NJ, USA
S. Schuetz & M. Morganti, Roy F. Weston/REAC, Edison, NJ, USA
R. Hiltabrand, US Coast Guard, Groton, CT, USA
Response of Portable Particulate Monitoring Instruments
to Combustion Particulates, Road Dust, and Salt Aerosols
N. Bryner, W.D. Walton, L. DeLauter & W. Twilley, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, USA
J.V. Mullin, Minerals Management Service, Herndon, VA, USA
Re-Engineering of a Stainless Steel Fire Boom for use
in Conjunction with Conventional Fire Booms
I. Buist, S. Potter & J. McCourt, S.L. Ross Environmental Research Ltd., Ottawa, ON,
Canada
P. Lane, P. Newsom & L. Hillebrand, Applied Fabric Technologies Orchard Park, NY, USA
S. Buffington, Minerals Management Service, Herndon, VA, USA
Emissions from Mesoscale In-Situ Oil (Diesel) Fires:
Gases, PAHs and VOCs from the Mobile 1997 Experiments
M. Fingas, Z. Wang, P. Lambert, F. Ackerman,
B. Fieldhouse, R. Nelson, M. Goldthorp, S. Whiticar & K. Li, Environment Canada,
Ottawa, ON, Canada
P. Campagna, D. Mickunas, R. Turpin & R. Nadeau, US EPA, Edison, NJ, USA
S. Schuetz & M. Morganti, Roy F. Weston/REAC, Edison, NJ, USA
R. Hiltabrand, US Coast Guard, Groton, CT, USA
Water-Cooled, Fire Boom Blanket, Test & Evaluation
for System Prototype Development
J.G. Stahovec, U.S. Navy, Arlington, VA, USA
R.W. Urban & K.V. Wheelock, PCCI, Inc., Alexandria, VA, USA
New Tools and Techniques for Controlled In-Situ Burning
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Nearshore Disperant Experiment
Expérience de dispersant près des rives
Goals, Objectives and Design of a Mesocosm Experiment
on the Environmental Consequences of Nearshore Dispersant Use
D. Aurand & G. Coelho, Ecosystem Management & Associates, Inc., Purcellville, VA,
USA
J. Clark & G. Bragin, Exxon Biomedical Sciences, Inc., East Millstone, NJ, USA
Materials Balance on a Chemically-dispersed Oil and a
Whole Oil Exposed to an Experimental Beach Front
C. Page, P. Sumner & R. Autenrieth, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, USA
J. Bonner & T. McDonald, Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi, TX, USA
Comparative Toxicity of Simulated Beach Sediments
Impacted with Both Whole and Chemical Dispersions of Weathered Arabian Light Crude Oil
C. Fuller, J. Bonner, T. McDonald & C. Page, Texas A&M University, College
Station, TX, USA
G. Bragin & J. Clark, Exxon Biomedical Sciences, Inc., East Millstone, NJ, USA
D. Aurand, Ecosystem Management & Associates, Purcellville, VA, USA
A. Hernandez & A. Ernest, Texas A&M University, Kingsville, TX, USA
Coastal Oilspill Simulation System Comparison of Oil
and Chemically Dispersed Oil Released in Near-shore Environments: Biological Effects
G. Bragin, E. Febbo & J. Clark, Exxon Biomedical Sciences, Inc., East Millstone, NJ,
USA
G. Coelho & D. Aurand, Ecosystem Management & Associates, Inc., Purcellville, VA,
USA
Biological Uptake Analysis of Organisms Exposed to Oil
and Chemically Dispersed Oil
G.M. Coelho & D.V.Aurand, Ecosystem Management & Associates, Inc., Purcellville,
VA, USA
D.A. Wright, University of Maryland, Solomons, MD, USA
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Past and Present Spill
Incidents
Accidents de déversement passé et présent
Long-Term Salt Marsh Recovery and Pavement Persistence
at Metula Spill Sites
E.H. Owens, Polaris Applied Sciences, Inc., Bainbridge Island, WA, USA
G.A. Sergy, Environment Canada, Edmonton, AB, Canada
L. Guzmán M., Instituto de Fomento Pesquero, Punta Arenas, Chile
Z. Wang, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
J. Baker, Ruyton-XI-Towns, England
Recent Oil Spills and Current Issues
C. Lavigne, International Tanker Owners Pollution Federation Ltd., London, United Kingdom
<New Carissa Incident
Overview: Flames and Fate of Fuel: Preliminary Chemical Analyses
G. Mauseth, Polaris Applied Sciences, Kirkland, WA, USA
Shoreline Assessment and Oil Distribution in the New
Carissa Incident
E.H. Owens, Polaris Applied Sciences, Bainbridge Island, WA, USA
Fisheries Closures, Openings and Chemical Mysteries in
the New Carissa Incident
G. Challenger, Polaris Applied Sciences, Kirkland, WA, USA
The New Carissa - How Did We get to Burn?
D. Simecek-Beatty, N. Barnea & S. Christopherson, NOAA, Seattle, WA, USA
Lt. J. Pechel, UC Coast Guard, Seattle, WA, USA
Conference Chairperson’s
Closing Remarks and End of the 22nd AMOP Technical Seminar |
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Environment
Canada's Phytoremediation (PHYTO) Technical Seminar was held on May 31 and June 1, 1999 at
the Westin Hotel in Calgary, Alberta, Canada in conjunction with the 16th Technical
Seminar on Chemical Spills (TSOCS).
Copies of the Proceedings are available and
can be purchased by contacting Mr. Dave Roy at roy.david@etc.ec.gc.ca |
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FINAL SCHEDULE
Monday, May 31, 1999
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TSOCS
Monitoring and
Analysis
Surveillance et analyse
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Monitoring in Work Space by Solid Phase Micro Extraction
K. Li, M. Goldthorp, S. Whiticar, P. Lambert & M. Fingas, Environment Canada, Ottawa,
ON, Canada
Duplicating Conditions for Field Testing of Carbon
Dioxide: A Modeller’s Dream Becomes a Technician’s Nightmare
M. Goldthorp Goldthorp Consulting, Kemptville, ON, Canada
P. Lambert, M. Fingas & F. Ackerman, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
S. Schuetz, Roy F. Weston/REAC, Edison, NJ, USA
R. Turpin and P. Campagna, US EPA, Edison, NJ, USA
A Closer Look at the Use of a Portable Infra-red
Analyzer for Low-Level Hydrocarbon Emissions
M.D. Goldthorp, Goldthorp Consulting, Kemptville, ON, Canada
P. Lambert, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Sampling and Analysis of Shredded Automobile Residue
M. Fingas, K. Li, N. Laroche, P. Jokuty, C. Brown & B. Fieldhouse, Environment Canada,
Ottawa, ON, Canada
Coupled Supercritical Fluid Extractor-Gas
Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry for Quick Extraction of Organic Analytes from Solids
K. Li & M. Fingas, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
The Spill Problem
Le problème des déversements
Summary of Spill Events in Canada
1984-1995
R. Parent & C. Lau, Environment Canada, Hull, QC, Canada
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PHYTO
Phytoremediation: An Industry Partner’s
Perspective
L.A. Jackson, Chevron Research and Technology Co., Richmond, CA, USA SIZE="1">
Heavy Metals
Métaux lourds
A Phytoremediation Technology Verification
Protocol for Metal Contaminated Matrices
K.R. Hosler, Conor Pacific Environmental Technologies Inc., Mississauga, ON, Canada
Development of a Worldwide Data Base on Metal Tolerant
and Metal Accumulating Plants for Contaminated Site Remediation
T. McIntyre, Environment Canada, Hull, QC, Canada
Using Terrestrial Plant Species to Extract Zinc and
Manganese from Contaminated Sediment
L. Olivier, Environment Canada, Montreal, QC, Canada
A. Karam, Laval University, Saint-Foy, QC, Canada
Y. Pouliot, Biogénie, Staint-Foy, QC, Canada
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Poster Session
Spill Modelling in the Emergencies Science Division
M.F. Fingas, C.E. Brown & P. Lambert, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
How Environment Canada Develops the Spill Priority List
M.F. Fingas & N.D. Laroche, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Field Activities with a Portable Photoionization
Detector/Electron Capture Detector Portable Gas Chronograph
R. Turpin, P. Campagna & D. Mickunas, US EPA, Edison, NJ, USA
The New Manual for Spills of Hazardous Materials
K. Ketcheson, N. Jones & M.F. Fingas, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Emergencies Science Division and Spill Response
M.F. Fingas, P. Lambert & N.D. Laroche, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Tuesday, June 1, 1999
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TSOCS
Countermeasures Technology
Techniques d’intervention
Decontaminating Residences Sprayed with
Methyl Parathion
P.R. Campagna, US EPA, Edison, NJ, USA
P. Solinski, Roy F. Weston, Edison, NJ, USA
The Evaluation of the Steam and Iron Assisted Leaching
(SIAL) Process
D. Velicogna & H. Whittaker, SAIC Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Fate and Effects
Sort et effets
Sources, Pathways and Environmental Fate of
Organochlorine Compounds in the Arctic
R. Lawuyi & M. Fingas, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Use of Microtox® and a Lux-modified
Pseudomonas fluorescens to Assess the Toxicity of Salinity Contaminated Sites
S.V. Cook & A. Chu, University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada
R. Goodman, Imperial Oil Resources, Calgary, AB, Canada
The Dilemma of Agrochemicals
K. Ketcheson & M. Fingas, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Recent Spill Experiences
Expériences récentes de déversement
The M/V Southgate: Monitoring of Toxic
Releases and Legal Implications for Disposal of Contaminated Water
S. Grenon & C. Rivet, Environment Canada, Montreal, QC, Canada
Transfer of HF to Another Tank in an Old Refinery
P. Campagna & R. Turpin, US EPA, Edison, NJ, USA
Formaldehyde-Phenol Spill from a Pulp and Paper Mill
P. Lambert, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
C. Rivet, Environment Canada, Montreal, QC, Canada
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PHYTO
Hydrocarbons
Hydrocarbures
Constructed Wetlands for Treatment of
Dissolved Phase Hydrocarbons
B.J. Moore & S.D. Ross, Komex International Ltd., Calgary, AB, Canada
D. Gibson, University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada
P.E. Hardisty, Komex Clarke Bond, Britol, England
Validation of a Phytoremediation Computer Model
M.Y. Corapcioglu, K. Sung, R.L. Rhykerd, C. Munster & M. Drew, Texas A&M
University, College Station, TX, USA
Assessment of the Role of Plants in the Bioremediation
of Two Hydrocarbon-contaminated Soils
V.L. Bailey & W.B. McGill, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada
Assessment of Phytoremediation as an In-Situ Technique
for Cleaning Oil-contaminated Sites
C.M. Frick, J.J. Germida & R.E. Farrell, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, SK,
Canada
Microbial Based Strategies for Assessing
Rhizosphere-enhanced Phytoremediation
C.M. Reynolds, US Army Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory, Hanover, NH, USA
D.C. Wolf, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, USA
Speakers’ Corner
Coin oratoire
Phytoremediation of Benzene: Whole-Plant
Laboratory Studies
J.G. Burken & L.M. Harrison, University of Missouri, Rolla, MO, USA
Phytoremediation of Lead-contaminated Soil at CFB
Chilliwack, British Columbia
B.A. Zeeb & D. Foye, Royal Military College of Canada, Kingston, ON, Canada
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Ye Olde Responder’s Information Store
R. Turpin & R. Nadeau, US EPA, Edison, NJ, USA
The Response of Scirpus punges to Crude Oil
Contaminated Sediments
D. Longpré and V. Jarry, Environment Canada. Montreal, QC, Canada
K. Lee, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Mont-Joli, QC, Canada
A. Jaouich, Université du Québec à Montréal, Montreal, QC, Canada
A.D. Venosa, US EPA, Cincinnati, OH, USA
M.T. Suidan, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, USA
Identifying Potential Phytoremediators for Crude
Oil-Contaminated Upland Soils
J.B. Hillard, A.C. McNeil & S. Farrell, Louisiana Tech University, Ruston, LA, USA
Use of Medicago sativa L. (alfalfa) to Remove
Anthracene from Contaminated Soil: Application to Dredged Sludges
D. Perrin, B. Campanella & R. Paul, University of Agricultural Sciences, Gembloux ,
Belgium
Field Scale Prototype Anaerobic/Wetlands Cells for
Removing Heavy Metals from Water
B. Duncan, Cominco Ltd., Trial, BC, Canada
A. Mattes, Northern Water, Environment & Training Services, Winfield, BC, Canada
Preliminary Report and Design of Using Jack Pines for
the Phytoremediation of Diesel-contaminated Soils in Northern Saskatchewan
L. McLean, J. Ireland, S. Hohn and L. Herman, ERIN Consulting Ltd., Regina, SK, Canada
A. Hanna, SaskTel, Regina, SK, Canada
Change in Hydrocarbon Concentration,
Ecotoxicity, and Bioavailability during Endpoint Determination of Enhanced Bioremediation
in a Soil Slurry
J.L. Kvicala, A. Chu & R.H. Goodman, University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada
The New Manual for Spills of Hazardous Materials
K. Ketcheson, N. Jones & M.F. Fingas, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Bench-Scale for the Remediation of a Hazardous Site in
Helsinki, Finland
D. Cooper, D. Velicogna, K. Volchek, M. Punt and H. Whittaker, SAIC Canada, Ottawa, ON,
Canada
Emergencies Science Division and Spill Response
M.F. Fingas, P. Lambert & N.D. Laroche, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Spill Modelling in the Emergencies Science Division
M.F. Fingas, C.E. Brown & P. Lambert, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
Field Activities with a Portable Photoionization
Detector/Electron Capture Detector Portable Gas Chronograph
R. Turpin, P. Campagna & D. Mickunas, US EPA, Edison, NJ, USA
How Environment Canada Develops the Spill Priority List
M.F. Fingas & N.D. Laroche, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
A Summary of the Environmental Impacts of Contaminants
Commonly Found at Historic Sites
P. Lambert, P. Jokuty, K. Ketcheson & M.F. Fingas, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON,
Canada
Searching for Information: Methodology and Access
Richard Lawuyi & Merv Fingas, Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada
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