Freshwater Spills Symposium 2009 Agenda, Presentations & Papers
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EPA FRESHWATER SPILLS SYMPOSIUM PLENARY SESSION Tuesday, April 28, 2009 – 9:00 AM Mississippi Ballroom – Millennium Hotel – Downtown St. Louis |
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8:00 AM | Onsite Symposium Registration 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM – Daily |
9:00 AM 2.5 hrs (followed by lunch on your own) |
Opening: Leigh DeHaven, EPA Freshwater Spills Symposium Coordinator, EPA Office of Emergency Management (OEM) Welcome and Remarks: Alice Geller, Deputy Director of Field Services, Missouri Department of Natural Resources EPA Office of Emergency Management Update (PDF) (7 pp, 112K): Craig Matthiessen, Director, Regulation and Policy Development Division, Washington, DC Prevention: Mark Howard – Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Overview (PDF) (15 pp, 268K) Preparedness & Response: Arlene Anderson – Facility Response Plans (FRP) Overview (PDF) (14 pp, 236K) Response: Nick Nichols – Subpart J Regulation of NCP Product Schedule and Tribal Environmental Issues Featured Plenary Speakers: Katy Miley, On-Scene Coordinator, EPA Region 7 – Coffeyville Flood Response Case Study (PDF) (44 pp, 3.2M) Captain James Hanzalik, U.S. Coast Guard Eighth Coast Guard District Chief of the Incident Management Branch, New Orleans, LA – DM932 Oil Spill (PDF) (25 pp, 1.4M) Steve Fleischli, President, Waterkeeper Alliance, NGO (PDF) (50 pp, 4.7M) |
Tuesday, April 28, 2009 – Afternoon Sessions Freshwater Spills Symposium | ||||
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1:30 PM |
Tank Talk Chairs: Mark Howard, EPA HQ & Room: Mississippi |
Future of Area Planning and Its Vital Role in Response Chairs: Ann Whelan, EPA R5 & Room: Lewis & Clark |
National Response Team: Updates in Emerging Issues in Oil and Hazardous Materials Response Chair: Mike Faulkner, EPA HQ Room: Field |
Freshwater Response Using Airboats Chair: Cosmo Caterino, EPA R1 Room: Chouteau |
Steel Tank Institute Standards for Inspection and Repair of Tanks |
The Brave New 'Digital' World of Area Planning –– EPA Tools and Resources (PDF) (43 pp, 4.2M) Templates for Contingencies: The Underworld of Area Planning (PDF) (19 pp, 1.1M) Using GPS and GIS for Hawaii Inland Area Contingency Planning (PDF) (26 pp, 4M) |
More Than 30,000 Environmental Emergencies Occur Each Year: Are You Ready? (PDF) (20 pp, 1.2M) Use of Volunteers During Oil Spill Response – NRT Concept (PDF) (11 pp, 213K) |
Freshwater Response with Airboats: Establishing a Program, Operational Concerns, and Deployment Tactics (PDF) (73 pp, 10.8M) |
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3:00 PM | 30 Minute Break 30 Minute Break | |||
3:30 PM |
Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Chair: Mark Howard, EPA HQ Room: Mississippi |
Future of Area Planning and its Vital Role in Response (cont'd) Chairs: Ann Whelan, EPA R5 & Room: Lewis & Clark |
Oiled Wildlife Issues Chair: Rebecca Dunne, Tri State Bird Rescue & Research, Inc. Room: Field |
Unique Inland Response Strategies Unique Inland Response Strategies Room: Chouteau |
SPCC Rule: The 2008 Amendments and Their Current Status (PDF) (32 pp, 554K) Cost Saving Estimates for EPA's Oil Spill Prevention Amendments(PDF) (25 pp, 388K) |
Spill Response on the Upper Mississippi River: Tools, Techniques, and Lessons Learned (PDF) (22 pp, 2.2M)
The Future of Area Planning (PDF) (8 pp, 110K) |
Recruitment and Use of Volunteers in an Urban Wildlife Response (PDF) (10 pp, 51K)
Management of Oil Field Wastewater Disposal Facilities to Minimize Threats to Migratory Birds (PDF) (55 pp, 3.3M)
Innovations in Wildlife Rescues at Oil Spills (PDF) (66 pp, 4.9M) |
IBAMA's Prevention Measures for Oil Spills in the Inland Areas Along Highways (PDF) (34 pp, 1.8M)
Rapid Response Trailers for Inland Refineries – Focus on Tier 1 Response Needs (PDF) (12 pp, 229K)
Ice Safety Awareness: A Practical Guide to Ice Safety (PDF) (34 pp, 6.3M) |
Wednesday, April 29, 2009 – Morning Sessions Freshwater Spills Symposium | ||||
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8:30 AM |
Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Chair: Mark Howard, EPA HQ Room: Mississippi |
Area Planning Chair: LT Rob McCaskey, USCG Room: Jefferson "DEF" |
Regional Response: Strategies & Case Studies Chair: Jeff Weatherford, EPA R7 Room: Lewis & Clark |
Understanding Fuel Grade Ethanol Composition and Phase Properties Chair: Jim Weaver, EPA ORD Room: Meramec |
Top 10 Misconceptions about SPCC *Updated for 2009* (PDF) (14 pp, 231K) Measuring Benefits of Oil Spill Prevention: Methods & Approaches (PDF) (25 pp, 388K) Self-Certified Spill Prevention Controand Countermeasure (SPCC) Plans (PDF) (34 pp, 523K) |
Greater St. Louis Area Spill Response Strategies for the Mississippi River (PDF) (17 pp, 1.2M) Developing Dam Specific Spill Plans Using the Spokane River Response
Group and Geographic Response Plan (presentation not available) Geographic Response Plans: Comparison & Recommendations (PDF) (15 pp, 1.9M) and Recommendations for Geographic Response Plan (GRP) Approaches (PDF) (10 pp, 60K)
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Shallow Water Boom Deployment & Spill Containment Case Study in Central Nebraska (PDF) (42 pp, 4.5M) Magellan Mid-Stream Partners Tank Fire, June 2008 (PDF) (38 pp, 1.3M) Partnering to Protect Public Health in the Coffeyville, KS Flood and Oil Spill Response (PDF) (23 pp, 3M) |
Composition and Behavior of EthanoGasolines (PDF) (61 pp, 1.7M) |
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10:00 AM | 30 Minute Break 30 Minute Break | |||
10:30 AM |
Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Chair: Mark Howard, EPA HQ Room: Mississippi |
Technology as a Preparedness and Response Tool Chair: Stuart Eddy, Great Lakes Commission Room: Jefferson "DEF" |
Oil Spill Case Studies: Rivers and Creeks Chair: CDR Drew Tucci, USCG Room: Lewis & Clark |
Inland In-Situ Burning Chair: David Fritz, BP America Room: Meramec |
The Impact of the 2008 SPCC Rule on Oil Production Facilities (PDF) (29 pp, 728K) SPCC Compliance: Design Build Considerations for Secondary Containment (PDF) (34 pp, 2.7M) |
USEPA R7 Response/Sensitivity Atlas (PDF) (46 pp, 7.5M) Oil Spill Removal Organization Classification and Verification Program (PDF) (9 pp, 604K) Data Resources Through the US Integrated Earth and Ocean Observing Systems (PDF) (23 pp, 3.2M) |
Response to Light Crude Spills in Transitioning Seasonal Environments (PDF) (54 pp, 17.6M) Tank Barge DM 932 Spill, July 23, 2008. The Response from the Perspective of the "Environment Unit" (PDF) (44 pp, 16.4M) |
Inland In-Situ Burning of Oil Spills: Regulations and Authorizations (PDF) (18 pp, 169K) Oil Spill Response Summary of In-Situ Burn Practitioners Workshop, December 2008 (PDF) (22 pp, 875K) Panel Discussion with ISB presenters, Session Chair |
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EPA & Tribal Partnership to Preserve and Restore Land in Indian Country Discussion (PDF) (31 pp, 737K) Nick Nichols, EPA HQ [30 min] |
Wednesday, April 29, 2009 – Afternoon Sessions Freshwater Spills Symposium | ||||
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1:30 PM |
Plan Requirements for Oil Facilities Covered by EPA's Facility Response Plan (FRP) Regulation Chair: Arlene Anderson, EPA R2 Room: Missouri |
Emergency Preparedness and Planning Chair: Roberta Runge, EPA HQ Room: Jefferson "DEF" |
Oil Finger Printing and Oil Spill Monitoring Chair: Todd Campbell, EPA R7 Room: Lewis & Clark |
Submerged Oil Research and Response Chair: CDR James Elliott, USCG Room: Meramec |
Plan Requirements Under EPA's Facility Response Plan (FRP) Regulation (PDF) (66 pp, 5.1M)
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U.S. EPA Implementation of NIMS (National Incident Management System) (PDF) (17 pp, 795K)
Region 7 Iowa Flood Response (PDF) (25 pp, 2.9M) |
Forensic Fingerprinting and Source Identification of the Lake Temiskaming
(Quebec) Mystery Oil Spill (2008) (PDF) (50 pp, 2.9M) Application of Bicyclic Sesquiterpanes in Forensic Identification of Light Petroleum
Products Spilled on Water (PDF) (41 pp, 1M) Upper Mississippi River Water Quality Monitoring Network (PDF) (27 pp, 2.3M) |
Preliminary Research for Oil on the Bottom Detection Technologies (PDF) (35 pp, 1.4M) Magnolia Marine Transport Tank Barge MM53 Case Study, January 2006 (PDF) (44 pp, 4.3M)
Barge DBL-152 November 11, 2005 (PDF) (29 pp, 4.3M) |
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3:00 PM | 30 Minute Break 30 Minute Break | |||
3:30 PM |
Tank Talk #2 and Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Chair: Mark Howard, EPA HQ Room: Missouri |
A Comparison of Public Information Management at the Cosco Busan and DM 932 Spills, SONS 07 Exercise, and Hurricane Ike – A Public Information Officer/Joint Information Officer Overview Chair: Sheila Calovich, EPA R5 Room: Jefferson "DEF" |
Chemical and Biological Countermeasures Chair: Nick Nichols, EPA HQ Room: Lewis & Clark |
Flooding and Oil Spill Response Chair: Paul Doherty, EPA R7 Room: Meramec |
Oil Spill Case Study – Ambès Tank Farm (Gironde, France) (PDF) (49 pp, 6M)
SPCC and FRP "Stump the Regulator" (PDF) (1 pg, 53K) |
Plan, Execute Exercise, and Communicate the Importance of Crisis Communication (PDF) (28 pp, 770K)
Public Information Management: Cosco Busan and DM 932 Oil Spills (PDF) (9 pp, 331K) |
U.S. EPA NCP Subpart J Product Schedule (40 CFR 300.900) (PDF) (18 pp, 200K) Testing and Validation of RRT V Protocol for the Approval of Shoreline Surface Washing Agents in Freshwater Environments (PDF) (62 pp, 10M)
Summary of the Literature on the Use of Commercial Bioremediation Agents for Cleanup of Oil-Contaminated Environments (PDF) (37 pp, 419K) |
Missouri Flood Response 2008 (PDF) (21 pp, 1M) KS/OK Flooding and the Coffeyville Oil Spill Response (Regions 6 and 7) (PDF)(65 pp, 11M)
Challenges of a Medium Crude Oil Spill in Spring Runoff Conditions (PDF) (50 pp, 19M) |
Thursday, April 30, 2009 – Morning Session Freshwater Spills Symposium | |||
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8:30 AM |
Oil Spill Drills and Exercises under the Facility Response Plan (FRP) Regulation (40 CFR part 112) Chair: Troy Swackhammer, EPA HQ Room: Missouri |
Natural Resource Management and Oil Spills Chair: Dave Mosby, Missouri Dept. of Natural Resources (DNR) Room: Lewis & Clark |
Response Strategies: Booming Chair: Joe Davis, EPA R7 Room: Meramec |
Government-Initiated Unannounced Exercises (GIUE) Under the Facility Response Plan (FRP) Rule (PDF) (56 pp, 1.4M)
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ESA MOU for Oil Spill Response: An Example of Emergency Formal Consultation in Action (PDF) (17 pp, 1.9M)
Natural Resource Trustees and Natural Resource Managers: Are They One in the Same? (PDF) (21 pp, 178K)
Aquatic Nuisance Species Release During Emergency Response: A More Permanent Impact than the Original Spill? (PDF) (7 pp, 60K) |
Oil Spill Response in Fast Water for the Responder (PDF) (78 pp, 7.1M) Tugboat Omaha Grounding (PDF) (27 pp, 3.1M) Use of Current Buster in a Static Deployment (PDF) (34 pp, 2.5M) |
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10:00 AM | 30 Minute Break 30 Minute Break | ||
10:30 AM |
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Pipelines Chair: Barbi Lee, EPA R5 Room: Lewis & Clark |
Response Strategies: Booming Continued Chair: Joe Davis, EPA R7 Room: Meramec |
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A Navajo EPA Case Study – Transwestern Pipeline Co. and Others (PDF) (28 pp, 4M) Marathon Mt. Erie Pipe Line Release Case Study (PDF) (33 pp, 6.1M) Emergency Response Preparedness: Keystone Pipeline Project (PDF) (29 pp, 1.6M) |
Permanent Boom Deployment Anchors on the San Juan River for Faster Response Times and Minima Environmental Impact (PDF) (77 pp, 5.1M)
The Unique Challenges of Booming Fast Rivers (PDF) (90 pp, 4.3M)
Applying Fastwater Booming Techniques to CoastaEnvironments – Booming of Bolinas Lagoon Preserve (PDF) (56 pp, 3.5M) |
Thursday, April 30, 2009 – Afternoon Sessions Freshwater Spills Symposium | ||||
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1:30 PM |
Biofuels: Regulations and Response Chair: Heath Smith, EPA R7 Room: Missouri |
Drills and Exercises Chair: Tom Rayburn, EnSafe, Inc. Room: Lewis & Clark |
International Case Studies: Spill Response in Desert/Arid Terrain Chair: David Fritz, BP Room: Jefferson EF |
Cold Water Response Chair: Carl Oskins, DOWCAR Room: Meramec |
Regulations and Policy for Biofuels (PDF) (38 pp, 473K) Greg Wilson, EPA HQ [30-45 min] Biofuels and Emerging Issues for Emergency Responders (PDF) (37 pp, 1M) Jeff Kimble, EPA R5 [30-45 min] |
Designing Functional or Full Scale Operations-Based Exercises with Lessons Learned, Artificialities, and Realism (PDF) (34 pp, 1.2M) SONS (2007)-Spills of National Significance (PDF) (11 pp, 336K) Area Command – An Overview (PDF) (29 pp, 566K) |
Oil Spills in Wadis: Access, Risk Assessment, and Clean Up Technique (PDF) (25 pp, 1.5M)
Response to an Oil Spill Incident in Desert Terrain – Wasteland or Oasis? (PDF) (47 pp, 2.2M)
Challenges of Responding to an Oil Spill Incident in the Desert: Case Study of Yemen Spill 2008 (PDF) (36 pp, 1.8M) |
Extreme Cold Water Oil Spill Response Techniques in the Lower 48 States (PDF) (103 pp, 5M) |
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3:00 PM | 30 Minute Break 30 Minute Break | |||
3:30 PM |
Biodiesel Spill Research and Response Chair: Heath Smith, EPA R7 Room: Missouri |
Drills and Exercises (cont'd) Chair: Tom Rayburn, EnSafe, Inc. Room: Lewis & Clark |
Cold Water Response (cont'd) Chair: Carl Oskins, DOWCAR Room: Meramec |
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Biofuels in the Environment : A Review of Behaviors, Fates and Effects & possible
Remediation Techniques (PDF) (40 pp, 930M) Belle Fountain Ditch Release: Overview of Impacts, Cleanup, and Oversight (PDF) (58 pp, 1.6M) |
Department of Defense Oil Spill Response Training and Exercises in Asia (PDF) (23 pp, 1.1M) |
Extreme Cold Water Oil Spill Response Techniques in the Lower 48 States (PDF) (103 pp, 5M) Carl Oskins, DOWCAR Environmental Management |