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CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
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renew technology transfer and comrnercinli~ation issues for DOE-EM technology programs; and · issue reports, recoIrunendabons, and options for DOE-EM's technology development, including substantive annual reports on its activities undertaken during the year and other topical reports when appropnate. To address the breadth of activities in the EM program, CEMT conned five subcommittees Mat parallel DOE's five focus areas.
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Dunng their various meetings, CEMT and its subcommittees were exposed to a cross section of issues related to technology development and were beefed by representatives from DOE headquarters, academia, private industry, national laboratories, and public policy and public interest groups. The topics discussed at these meetings included a variety of technical approaches for management of DOEEM's complex cleanup, as well as the details of specific technologies.
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, Ecology International, and Rust Geotech Inc., is an integrated demonstration of multiple sensors that can be used as part of a retrieval effort. The Digface characterization technology will allow continuous and continually improving monitoring and characterization of the site being reme di ate d.
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