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2007 Soil and Groundwater Forum and Poster Session
8:00 AM - 4:30 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, workshop and poster session.
Our diverse technical program will offer progress reports on on-going and exciting new projects and provide updates on emerging environmental regulations pertaining to the remediation and reclamation of oil and gas production sites. In addition, two afternoon workshops are offered as part of the Forum, which will have a focus on applied aspects of addressing impacts from the two primary contaminants of concern for oil and gas sites: petroleum hydrocarbons; and, salts.
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. A Poster Session will feature additional research projects.
A networking reception will provide additional opportunity to exchange findings, ideas and network with peers.
Opportunities
- Hear about advances made in applied soil and groundwater remediation research and ecotoxicological methods for addressing salts, petroleum hydrocarbons, and process chemicals
- Learn about innovative strategies and technological solutions, particularly to address petroleum hydrocarbons and salts
- 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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Introduction Eric Lloyd, PTAC |
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Development and standardization of New Toxicity Test Methodologies for Assessing the Impacts of Hydrocarbons Contamination in Agricultural and Non-agricultural Habitats Using Organisms of Ecological Relevance to Canadian Soil Systems Rick Scroggins, Juliska Princz, Leana Van der Vliet and Mary Moody |
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Assessment and Refinement of Ecotoxicity Methods and Use of Soil Conditioners Gladys Stephenson, Stantec |
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Developing alder-Frankia symbionts for improved revegetation and remediation of oil sands tailings Dr. David Juck, P. Mehta, E. Lefrançois, J. Beaudin, A. Quoreshi, M. Fung, D. Khasa and S. Roy |
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Methanol, Amines and Glycols Guidelines Project - Phase III: Guideline Development Miles Tindal, Axiom Environmental |
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Soil Sterilants: Reclamation Issues and Alternative Vegetation Management Strategies Herb Plain, Renu-L-Tech Environmental Ltd. |
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Baseline Water Well Testing for Coalbed Methane Wells Completed Above the Base of Groundwater Protection - Framework and Testing Requirements Stewart MacKinnon, AEUB |
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Baseline Water Well Testing for Coalbed Methane Wells Completed Above the Base of Groundwater Protection - Testing Methods and Data Evaluation Heather von Hauff, Alberta Environment |
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Potential for Bioremediation of Hydrocarbons in Groundwater in Canada's North Dale Van Stempvort |
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Background, Regulatory Framework and Overview of the Process used to Derive Proposed AENV Subsoil Salinity Guidelines Anthony Knafla, Equilibrium |
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CCME and AENV Risk Assessment Regulatory Framework for Contaminated Sites and Protocols for the Derivation of Environmental and Human Health Soil Quality Guidelines Norman Sawatsky, Alberta Environment |
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Fate and Transport Modeling and Software Tool Usage for the Calculation of Site-Specific Subsoil Salinity Guidelines Anthony Knafla/Michael Callaghan, Equilibrium |
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Framework for Adjusting the Eco Soil Contact Exposure Pathway Criteria Craig Harris, UMA |
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Applications of Ecotoxicity Methods and Bioassay Testing for Site-Specific Risk Assessments Gladys Stephenson, Stantec |
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Phytoremediation - Applications for the Remediation of Petroleum Hydrocarbons Rich Farrell, University of Saskatchewan |
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Geophysical Techniques to Delineate Salt Impacts - Imaging the Fate and Transport of Salts using Time-lapse Electrical Resistivity Larry Bentley, University of Calgary |
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Innovative and Emerging Technologies to Address the Remediation of Petroleum Hydrocarbons Al Jobson, Stantec |
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Fees
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Pre-Event (Noon on Mar 27) |
At Event |
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