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Suggested Citation:"Appendix B List of Presentations." National Research Council. 2000. Research Needs in Subsurface Science. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/9793.
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Suggested Citation:"Appendix B List of Presentations." National Research Council. 2000. Research Needs in Subsurface Science. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/9793.
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B List of Presentations September 9, 1998 Opening Remarks by DOE, Gerald Boyd, DOE-Office of Environmental Management (EM); Roland Hirsch, DOE-Office of Energy Research (ER) Overview of the EM Science Program, Mark Gi Ibertson, DOE-EM; Roland Hirsch, DOE-ER Overview of the DOE Complex and Subsurface Contamination Prob/ems, Tom Hicks, Savannah River Site Overview of the EM Science Program Portfolio Directed at Subsurface Contamination Prob/ems, Tom Wi 11 lams, Idaho Engi neeri ng and Environmental Laboratory Other R&D Work in EM Focused on Subsurface Contamination Prob/ems, Tom Hicks, Savannah River Site November 10, 1998 Update on EM Science Program Budget, Mark Gilbertson, DOE-EM Subsurface Contamination Prob/ems at the Savannah River Site, Tom Temples, DOE-Savannah River Subsurface Contamination Prob/ems at the Oak Ridge Site, Gary Hartman and Paula Kirk, Oak Ridge Site December 15, 1998 Subsurface Contamination Prob/ems at the Nevada Test Site, Robert Bangerter, DOE-Nevada Operations Office Subsurface Contamination Prob/ems at the Idaho Site, Tom Williams Tom Wood, Tom Stoops, Bob Smith, Annette Schafer, Idaho Engineering and Environmental Laboratory Subsurface Contamination Prob/ems at the Hanford Site, Roy Gephart, John Zachara, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory A p p e n d i x B 139

January 2S, 1999 Update on EM Science Program, Gerald Boyd, DOE-EM; Mark Gilbertson, DOE-EM; Roland Hirsch, DOE-Office of Science (SC) EM Science Program Opportunities and Challenges in Subsurface Research: A View from Environmenta/ Management Advisory Board (EMABJ, Fran k Parker, Vanderbi It U n iversity, EMAB Science Committee Chair Research Programsin the U.S.Geo/ogica/Survey(USGSJ,Marylo Baedecker, USGS Research Programs in the U.S. Environmenta/ Protection Agency (EPAJ, Lee Mu I key, EPA Research Programs in the U.S. Department of Energy, Skip Chamberlain, DOE-EM and John Houghton, DOE-SC Research Programs in the U. S. Department of Defense, B red I ey S m ith, Strategic Environmental Research and Development Program May 6, 1999 Update on the EM Science Program and Desired Outcomes of the Committee's Work, Mark Gilbertson, DOE-EM S U B S U R F A C E S C ~ E N C E 140

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Research Needs in Subsurface Science provides an overview of the subsurface contamination problems across the DOE complex and shows by examples from the six largest DOE sites (Hanford Site, Idaho Engineering and Environmental Laboratory, Nevada Test Site, Oak Ridge Reservation, Rocky Flats Environmental Technology Site, and Savannah River Site) how advances in scientific and engineering knowledge can improve the effectiveness of the cleanup effort. This report analyzes the current Environmental Management (EM) Science Program portfolio of subsurface research projects to assess the extent to which the program is focused on DOE's contamination problems. This analysis employs an organizing scheme that provides a direct linkage between basic research in the EM Science Program and applied technology development in DOE's Subsurface Contaminants Focus Area.

Research Needs in Subsurface Science also reviews related research programs in other DOE offices and other federal agencies (see Chapter 4) to determine the extent to which they are focused on DOE's subsurface contamination problems. On the basis of these analyses, this report singles out the highly significant subsurface contamination knowledge gaps and research needs that the EM Science Program must address if the DOE cleanup program is to succeed.

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