9:00 AM |
9:15 AM | Welcome Room: Grand Ballroom, Salon D
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9:15 AM |
10:00 AM | Keynote Room: Grand Ballroom, Salon D
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Effective Maritime Governance through Effective Public/Private Partnerships Abstract
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10:30 AM |
12:00 PM | 1A: A Comprehensive Overview of an Integrated Vessel Response Plan (VRP) Room: Grand Ballroom, Salon C
Click here for details.This session will provide a comprehensive overview of the vessel response plan, its components, and the integration of all parties in the prevention and planning for an incident on the U.S. inland waterways and the Great Lakes.
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CDR Mark Sawyer, Liaison Officer to the U.S. Navy Military Sealift Command,
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Regulatory Perspective as it Pertains to VRP Approval, NPREP, SMFF, etc. Abstract
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An Analysis of the National Marine Salvage Regulatory Framework in Relation to the Inland Rivers and Great Lakes Region Abstract
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OSRO Regulatory Framework as it Pertains to the Inland Waterways and Great Lakes Abstract
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Vessel Response Plan - Plan Holder perspective Abstract
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10:30 AM |
12:00 PM | 2A: Rivers and Ice Room: Grand Ballroom, Salon D
Click here for details.This session will include the latest advancements in training and tactical applications for response to river systems. The focus will be on fast water response and ice response. A study on practical application will also be presented.
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Ice Response – Best Practices in Training and Application Abstract
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River Response (Fast-Water) Abstract
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1:00 PM |
2:30 PM | 1B: Existing and Emerging Technologies in Spill Planning Room: Grand Ballroom, Salon C
Click here for details.This session will focus on new and existing technologies in spill planning. The technology presented will help you plan out and facilitate a spill response in a safe, accurate, and efficient manner.
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Estimating Plume Trajectories and Travel Times in Rivers Abstract
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Integration Methods of Treatment Booms, Treatment Pads, and BioFencing Within Containment Booms: An Integrative Approach to Spill Prevention and Response Abstract
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Soil Remediation Abstract
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Electromagnetic Boom and Electromagnetic Mop (EMOP) Technology and Applications to Oil Spills Abstract
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1:00 PM |
2:30 PM | 2B: Case Studies - Ice, Fire, and Innovations Room: Grand Ballroom, Salon D
Click here for details.This session will discuss three recent major spill incidents. Two spills located in North Dakota presented numerous challenges including ice, cold, snow, and limited access. The second spill was located on the Northern Saskatchewan River. All of these spills required innovative thinking and solutions to assess, monitor, and ultimately clean up the spill in challenging environments.
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Ash Coulee Incident Case Study Abstract
Ken Dockweiler, Director - Land, Government and Compliance,
Co-Author(s): Bob Dundas, Environmental Coordinator, Belle Fourche Pipeline Company
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Controlled In-Situ Burn of Crude Oil in Extreme Cold Weather Conditions Abstract
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River SCAT Surveys - Recent Lessons Learned from Large-Scale Response Abstract
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3:00 PM |
4:30 PM | 1C: Inland Spill Response Planning Room: Grand Ballroom, Salon C
Click here for details.Presentations will focus on response planning improvements such as tactical response plans and control point enhancements. Also included will be tools/practices, followed by a case study highlighting planning considerations and common challenges that industry faces.
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Best Practice Planning and Overview of New Recommended Practice Planning Tool and Aid Abstract
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Utilization of the New “Spill Impact Mitigation Assessment (SIMA)” Tool to Assist with Tactical Planning and Planning Options Abstract
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Geographic Response Plan Development – An All Encompassing Approach Abstract
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Industry Contingency Planning on High Visibility Waterbodies: Railroad and Agency GRP Case Studies Abstract
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3:00 PM |
4:30 PM | 2C: Response Safety Room: Grand Ballroom, Salon D
Click here for details.Safety for the community and first responders is the top priority for every response. This session will cover key safety topics and emerging technology that improves safety for those key constituents.
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Cory Davis, Sr VP, Operations & Principal Consultant,
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Importance of Hazard Assessments for Oil Spill Safety Planning Abstract
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Amphibious Aerial Drone Water Sampling and Analysis for Water Resource Protection Abstract
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Perimeter Monitoring Advances for Airborne Hazard and Odor Control Abstract
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