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2006 Soil and Groundwater Forum and Poster Session
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Description
PTAC Petroleum Technology Alliance Canada along with our partners and co-sponsors invite you and suitable representatives from your organization to participate in a soil and groundwater forum and poster session.
Our diverse technical program will offer progress reports on ongoing and exciting new projects and provide updates on emerging environmental regulations pertaining to the remediation and reclamation of oil and gas production sites. A networking reception will provide additional opportunity to exchange findings, ideas and network with peers.
This forum will be of interest to oil and gas industry stakeholders who would like to learn more about emerging environmental issues and advances in soil and groundwater remediation research that are of relevance to Western Canada. Highlighted research projects will have an applied science focus and include lab- and field-scale work. A Poster Session will feature additional research projects.
Opportunities
- Hear about advances made in applied soil and groundwater remediation and site reclamation research
- Learn about innovative strategies and technological solutions
- Interact with technical experts and industry representatives
- Participate in a poster session to obtain additional information on new relevant research and technologies
- Participate in a networking reception
Agenda
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Alberta Environment's Approach to Soils Issues and Research Gordon Dinwoodie, AENV |
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Priorities of the PTAC Soil and Groundwater Research Committee Chris Meloche, Husky Energy |
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Overview of the Environmentally Acceptable Endpoints for Canada-Wide Standards Petroleum Hydrocarbon Fraction F3 - Ecotoxicity Data Compilation and Analysis Dr. Suzanne Visser, University of Calgary |
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Bioremediation and Characterization of Oilfield Waste Containing Elevated Concentrations of F3 Weathered Petroleum Hydrocarbons Brooke Bennett, WorleyParsons Komex |
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Microbial Community Characterization and Profiling in Northern Sites: Impacts of Petroleum Hydrocarbon Contamination and Remediation Dr. Charles Greer, National Research Council Canada |
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Sorption of Naphthenic Acids to Soils - A Laboratory Study Dr. John Headley, National Water Research Institute |
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Imaging the Fate and Transport of a Salt Spill During Remediation with Time-Lapse Electrical Resistivity ~ Year 3 Results Dr. Larry Bentley, University of Calgary |
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Project Study for the Development of Generic Site Assessment Criteria for Salinity Below the Root Zone Anthony Knafla, Equilibrium Environment Inc. |
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Updating the Barite Soil Quality Guideline to Reflect Mammalian Bioavailability Miles Tindal, Axiom Environmental |
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Field-Scale Assessments of Phytotechnologies Applied to Sites Impacted with Weathered Hydrocarbons - Year 4 Overview Dr. Rich Farrell, University of Saskatchewan |
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Exploring the use of Alder-Frankia Symbionts for the Remediation and Revegetation of Composite Tailings Soils Containing Naphthenic Acids and High Salt Dr. Charles Greer, National Research Council Canada |
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Characterization of Petroleum Fuel Spill Plumes in Fractured Rock with Permafrost: Colomac Mine, NWT Dale Van Stempvoort |
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Biobarrier in Fractured Rock: Effects of Gasohol on Biofilm Heterogeneity D. Sharma, and N. Ross |
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Integration of Electrical Geophysical Methods and Numerical Modeling for Characterising Hydrocarbon and Salt Impacts to Soil and Groundwater Sarah Forte, Mehran Gharibi, Kevin Haley, Jennifer MacDonald and Amanda Smith |
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Biobarrier in Fractured Rock: Modeling the Impact of a Biofilm on Diffusion H. Ghassemi, N. Ross |
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Development and Application of Boreal Forest Plant Toxicity Tests for Contaminated Soil Assessment Mary Moody, Kasandra Tanner, Rick Scroggins, Gemma Leighton-Boyce and Mike Brewster |
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Bioremediation of Napthenic Acids in Tailings Water with the use of a Novel Beadmill Bioreactor J. Paslawski, J.V. Headley, G. Hill, M. Nemati, and K. M. Peru |
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Phytoremediation of Salt-Affected Soils M. Young, D. Rancier, J. Roy, S. Lunn and J.V. Headley |
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Innovative in situ Technologies for Remediating Salt-Impacted Sites Gordon Bures, Ion Ratiu, LuVerne E.W. Hogg |
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Electrical Resistivity Imaging of Salt Transport Larry Bentley |
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Fees
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Pre-Event (Noon on Mar 22) |
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