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Appendix B: Committee Meetings
Pages 143-146

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... Discuss approach to Statement of Task, including background, and confirm scope during a review with sponsor Receive detailed briefings from ACWA staff and others Refine working report outline and review report writing process Appoint chapter leads and teams and make initial assignments Develop plan for future meeting milestones Briefings ACWA Program Overview, James Richmond, Director, Risk Management, U.S. Army Element, Assembled Chemical Weapons Alternatives PCAPP Site Project Overview, Scott Susman, PCAPP Systems Engineer, U.S.
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... Dupont Durst, Research Directorate, U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center SECOND MEETING JUNE 28-30, 2011, PUEBLO, COLORADO Objectives Conduct NRC administrative actions, including composition and balance discussion for new member, and review NRC policies on intellectual property attributions Tour PCAPP site with emphasis on monitoring systems and procedures Obtain relevant information from site specialists and ACWA staff Review and refine draft text inputs for report Refine working report outline and reassess conformance with statement of task Identify additional information gathering needed Plan future activities, meetings, and text development deadlines Briefings Update on ACWA Program Developments, Carl Anderson, ACWA Safety & Surety Engineer PCAPP Site Orientation,Video presentation Monitoring Strategies, Walter Waybright, PCAPP Laboratory Manager (Battelle)
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... Army Element, Assembled Chemical Weapons Alternatives Debra A Michaels, Chemical Operations Officer, PCAPP Field Office Anthony Reed, Deputy Site Project Manager for BGCAPP John Coyne, SAIC, Risk Management/Chemistry/Science and Technology Susan Ankrom, SAIC, ACWA Deputy Program Manager Engineering Beth Haldane, SAIC, Chemist John Barton, Battelle, Chief Scientist Tommy Adams, Battelle, Laboratory Manager
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... 146 ASSESSMENT OF AGENT MONITORING STRATEGIES FOR BGCAPP AND PCAPP FOURTH MEETING BECKMAN CENTER, IRVINE, CALIFORNIA Objectives Conduct committee discussions on how well text of each chapter addresses developed scenarios relating to the potential applicability and utility of using new, complementary monitoring methods at BGCAPP and PCAPP Review and discuss recent information received from sponsor Perform page-by-page review of text for each chapter Develop and/or refine findings and recommendations along with necessary supporting text Produce preconcurrence draft Briefings ACWA Monitoring Update, Jeff Kiley, Chief, Quality Assurance, U.S. Army Element, Assembled Chemical Weapons Alternatives
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Key Terms

  • site project
  • project overview
  • nrc policies
  • acwa program
  • monitoring capabilities

  • identify additional
  • contaminant monitoring
  • information gathering
  • chemical demilitarization
  • environmental scientist

  • review nrc
  • including composition
  • relevant work
  • research directorate
  • pilot plant

  • technology research
  • property attributions
  • carl anderson
  • secondary waste
  • administrative actions

  • pcapp laboratory
  • john coyne
  • chemical weapons
  • manager engineering
  • graham cooks

  • chemical agent
  • text inputs
  • anthony reed
  • army element
  • environmental standards


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