PNWIS 2005 ANNUAL CONFERENCE PROGRAM SCHEDULE

Session 1 Wednesday, November 9, 2005 3:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

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1-1 Mercury	2-1 Air Emissions Measurement	3-1 Air Toxics Issues in the Pacific Northwest	4-1 Diesel Exhaust – Health Effects and Emission Reduction Measures
Lopez Room	Discovery Room	Victoria Room	Orcas Room
Chair: Kumar Ganesan	Chair: Chris Drechsel	Chair: Madonna Narvaez & Heather Valdez	Chairs: Gordon Esplin & Bob Humphries
Evaluating the Performance of a Patented Mercury Control device for Coal-Fired Plants Joey Phillips et al.	Organic Hazardous Air Pollutant and Total Hydrocarbon Compound Emissions from Veneer and Wood Fiber Dryers in California and Oregon Mark Ludwiczak & Kevin Crosby	Boiler MACT Solid Fuel Testing Issues: Preparing a Boiler Fuel Test Plan and Method Considerations Chad Darby & Ed Wallace	Health Effects of Diesel Exhaust Jeffrey Sullivan
Reclamation of Hazardous Mining Wastewater Dan Nielsen & Ed Rosenberg	Emission Testing At Potato Processing Facilities Zach Klotovich Particulate Matter Emission Data	Air Toxics Under the Big Sky Tony Ward	Overview of Diesel Retrofit Control Options and Key Technical Elements of a Successful Retrofit Program Antonio Santos
Mercury Flux from Remote Forest Areas in Montana Stephen Dent & Kumar Ganesan	Multiple Pathway Health Risk Assessments and Multimedia Environmental Monitoring Programs for a Municipal Waste Resource Recovery Facility in Maryland Ramana Rao	Use of Geographic Information Systems to Develop Expanded No-Burn Boundaries for Land-Clearing Debris in Western Washington Kathy Himes	Vehicle Emissions Field Study: An Evaluation of Switching a School Bus Fleet to B20 Jay Witt & Hampden Kuhns
	A Simplified Method For Measuring Pollutant Emission Factors During Agricultural Field Burns Ranil Dhammapala	Emissions and Control Options for Heavy Duty Diesel Vehicle Fleets Operating in the Lower Fraser Valley Ali Ergudenler & Wayne Edwards	Natural Gas – The Alternative Fuel of Choice Charlie Ker

6:00-8:00 p.m. Exhibitors Reception – Blakely and Cypress Ballrooms

Session 2 Thursday, November 10, 2005 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

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1-2 Sustainability - Part 1	2-2 Ambient Air Monitoring	3-2 Transboundary Collaboration in Air Management	4-2 Airport Air Quality
Discovery Room	Victoria Room	Orcas Room	Lopez Room
Chair: Callie Ridolfi	Chair: Warren McCormick	Chairs: Morris Mennell & Nancy Helm	Chairs: Trudi Trask & Maggie Corbin
Sustainable Product Design Arunas Oslapas	PM2.5 Saturation Sampling Study At Port Alberni Warren McCormick	Canada / US Air Quality Agreement Morris Mennell et al.	2004 Air Emissions Inventory for Sea Island Trudi Trask
Beyond LEEDs Joyeeta Banerjee & Nancy Walker	An Update on PM2.5 Speciation Monitoring in British Columbia Mark Graham	Border Initiative Pilot Projects Nancy Helm	Natural gas solutions in the transportation sector Adam Conley
Integrating Sustainability Throughout a Project Kim Marcus	Trace Metals Measured in Particulate Matter Collected in Seattle and Spokane, WA Hal Westberg et al.	Characterization of the Georgia Basin Puget Sound Airshed Peter Schwarzhoff	Implementing an Alternative Fuels Program at Sea-Tac Airport Maggie Corbin
	Airborne Trace Metals Collected in North Portland, Oregon Guangfeng Jiang et al.	The Georgia Basin-Puget Sound International Airshed Strategy Martin Mullan	Triumphs and Tribulations at Portland International Airport Steve Mrazek
		A New Air Quality Management Plan for Greater Vancouver Laurie Bates-Frymel	Airports and Climate Change Jay Willenberg

10:00-10:30 a.m. Coffee Break in Exhibition Area

Session 3 Thursday, November 10, 2004 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

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1-3 Sustainability - Part 2	2-3 Volatiles and Particles – From Emissions to Ambient Air	3-3 The Changing Business of Environmental Regulation	No Session
Discovery Room	Victoria Room	Orcas Room
Chair: Callie Ridolfi	Chair: Roylene Cunningham	Chair: Lynn Billington
The Industry Product Stewardship Model Neil Hastie	CEM System For Hanford Tank Vapors Thomas Ashley et al.	Longview Mill Boiler Upgrade: A Case Study in NSR Reform Chris Drechsel & Greg Bean
Indicators of Sustainable Community Callie Ridolfi	Effects of Semi-volatile Organic Compounds on the Optical Absorption of Black Carbon Aerosol Jorge Jimenez	Living with Consent Decrees Annie Naismith
The Value Driven EMS: A Strategy for Building Business Value Michael Radcliffe	Isotope Ratios as Inorganic Tracers for Source Apportioning Lead and Other Trace Metals in PM and Trace Metals in Particulate Matter Guangfeng Jiang et al.	BP Cherry Point Consent Decree Walter Williamson
Wrap up and round table discussion about Sustainability and our profession - lead by Callie Ridolfi	The 2003-2004 Libby, Montana PM2.5 Source Apportionment Research Study Tony Ward	Successful Odour Management Programs Around the World Kathy Preston

12:00-1:15 p.m. President’s Luncheon, San Juan Ballroom

Session 4 Thursday, November 10, 2005 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

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1-4 Assessment – Remediation	2-4 Border Air Quality Study - Part 1	3-4 Panel: Besides the Permit - What Does it Mean to be Title V?	4-4 Marine Vessel Emissions – Issue Definition
Lopez Room	Orcas Room	Discovery Room	Victoria Room
Chair: Kathi Futornick	Chair: Jack Nickel	Chair: Lynette Haller	Chairs: Sarah Flagg & Tom Hudson
Case Study for the Development of an Internally Consistent Conceptual Site Model and Implications for Site Remediation Costs David Lamadrid	Land Use Regression Modeling of Nitrogen Oxides and Fine Particulate Matter in the Greater Vancouver Regional District Sarah Henderson & Michael Brauer	A variety of topics relating to air operating permit facilities, including: applicability, regulatory jurisdiction, permit availability, regulations, program approval, permit issuance & renewal, appeals & petitions, reporting, emission inventory, workload models, fees, compliance & enforcement, high priority violations, interagency agreements, facility databases, Ecology audits, EPA program review, and customer feedback. Art Mains, Clyde Moore, Kirk Lilley, John E. Keenan, Leigh Fiedler, Lynnette Haller	Marine Air Emissions Overview Michael Moore
Environmental Indicators: Their Origin and Application Kathi Futornick	Assessing Traffic-Related Pollution Exposure with Land-Use Regression & GIS: A Seattle Case Study Carlos Silva et al.		Impact of Marine Air Emissions on Port Activities Wayne Grotheer
EMS and Waste Minimization Carolyn Wesolek	Uses of Spatial Property Assessment Data for Air Pollution Exposure Assessment and Epidemiological Analyses Eleanor Setton et al.		Air Emissions From the Marine Sector Dave Kircher
Brownfields Grants and the University of Washington Erin McKeown	A Spatial Model of Urban Winter Woodsmoke Concentrations Timothy Larson et al.

3:00-3:30 p.m. Coffee Break in Exhibition Area

Session 5 Thursday, November 10, 2005 3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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1-5 System-Wide Analysis in Wet Environments from Microscopic to Macroscopic and from Clay to Boulders	2-5 Border Air Quality Study – Part 2	3-5 Climate Change Policy	4-5 Marine Vessel Emissions – Regional Maritime Air Quality
Lopez Room	Orcas Room	Discovery Room	Victoria Room
Chair: David Weatherby	Chair: Jack Nickel	Chair: Wendy Avis	Chairs: Sarah Flagg & Tom Hudson
A Method for Evaluating System-Wide Impacts to Wetland Hydrology David Weartherby	Source Area Model for Estimating Population Exposure Bruce Ainslie & D.G. Steyn	Influence of Global Change on Regional Air Quality in the Pacific Northwest Region Jeremy Avise et al.	Air Initiatives Affecting Northwest Maritime Operations Barbara Cole
Sediment Remediation Perspectives Chris Moody	Health Effects of Air Pollution: Impacts on Birth Outcomes in the Greater Vancouver Regional District Elizabeth Nethery et al.	Clean Car Legislation and the Climate Protection Advisory Committee Dennis McLerran	Puget Sound Regional Emissions Reductions Projects Sarah Flagg
Mycoremediation Lara Johnson et al.	Impact Of Ambient Air Pollution On Infant Bronchiolitis in Puget Sound and the Georgia Air Basin of the Pacific Northwest Catherine Karr et al.	Canada’s Project Green: Moving Forward on Climate Change, A Plan for Honouring Our Kyoto Commitments Wendy Avis	British Columbia Marine Vessel Emission Reduction Projects Andrew Green
	Exposure to Air Pollution and Risk of Acute Otitis Media in Young Children Elaina MacIntyre et al.	British Columbia's Approach to Climate Change Lee Thiessen	Burning Cleaner Diesel Fuel at Washington State Ferries Paul Brodeur

6:00-11:00 p.m. Gala Banquet at Loomis Trail Country Club – Dinner at 7:00 p.m.

Session 6 Friday, November 11, 2005 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

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1-6 Environmental Forensics	2-6 Air Quality Modeling	3-6 There’s More to Air: Indoor Air and Visibility	4-6 Environmental Challenge - Part 1
Lopez Room	Discovery Room	Orcas Room	Victoria Room
Chair: Brad Bessinger	Chair: Bart Brashers	Chairs: Dave Blake & Rich Prill
Source Identification of Dioxin Near Wood Treatment Plants Laurie Benton et al.	Application of the ReFSoRT Source-Receptor Tool to the Lower Fraser Valley Maria Furberg	Temporal Visibility Analysis in the Lower Fraser Valley During the Years of 2002-2003 Dennis Arellano	Student teams compete to develop and present the best solution to a real-world environmental problem… with a last minute "twist" to resolve while at the conference.
Comparison of Isotopic and Microchemical Apportionment Methods for Lead in Residential Soils Near a Former Zinc Smelter Brad Bessinger et al.	Modeling Transportation Based Line Sources with CALPUFF Jeff Lundgren
Evaluation of Chromium in Groundwater Compliance Monitoring Data Knott Landfill, Bend, Oregon Jeff Wallace	The Impact of Land Surface Modeling on Photochemical Air Quality Simulations Using the MM5/CMAQ System in the Portland/Vancouver Airshed Ying Xie & Brian Lamb	The Indoor Air Program at Northwest Clean Air Agency – Unique in North America: Why? Dave Blake & Rich Prill
Pacific Northwest Regional Collaboratory: Integrating Earth Sciences and Geospatial Technologies for Improved Regional Decision Support Kirby Gilbert	Portland – Vancouver Ozone Modeling Results and Control Strategies Svetlana Lazarev Monitoring Station Map

8:30-10:00 a.m. Environmental Challenge Presentations, Victoria Room

10:00-10:30 a.m. Coffee Break in Exhibition Area

Session 7 Friday, November 11, 2005 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

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1-7 Everything is Related!	2-7 Assessing Air Modeling Tools	No Session	4-7 Environmental Challenge – Part 2
Lopez Room	Discovery Room		Victoria Room
Chair: Beth Fifield Hodgson	Chair: Clint Bowman
Sulfur Distribution in a Kraft Pulp Mill Wastewater Treatment System David Tooke & Ryan Gustafson	An Ensemble Smoke Dispersion Forecast System for Management of Agricultural Field Burning Kyle Heitkamp et al.		Student teams compete to develop and present the best solution to a real-world environmental problem… with a last minute "twist" to resolve while at the conference.
Refinery LDAR Visual Inspections: Infrared Technology Increases Accuracy and Efficiency Rob Miranda & Mark Nuyens Unit 40 General Offsite Monitoring Procedure	AIRPACT-3: Design and Development of an Air Quality Forecasting System for the Pacific and Inland Northwest U.S. and Nearby British Columbia Joe Vaughan et al.
MACT/HAPS—What is Possible and What is Not Possible Bob Davis	Probabilistic and Ensemble-Averaged Ozone Forecasts for the Lower Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada: The 11-15 August 2004 Episode Luca Delle Monache et al.
Evolving Agency Practices Linking Water Quality Permitting and Sediment Impact Issues – Impacts of 303(d) Listing Anne Fitzpatrick	Investigation of Spatial Scales Using Pacific Northwest MM5 Data in CALPUFF Bart Brashers

10:30-11:30 a.m. Environmental Challenge Presentations, Victoria Room

12:00-1:30 p.m. Buffet Lunch and Awards Presentation, Pierside Restaurant

1:30 p.m. Conference Adjourns