Publications and Presentations
PNL is proud to have a diverse and talented team of professionals who regularly present and publish on topics of their expertise. Below you will find and overview of reports, presentations and other relevant documents.
Published Material
- Making environmentally challenged deals work: Tools to manage risk and unlock value in contaminated real estate assets (Puga, Roberto – Mar 24, 2003)
Presentations
- Remote Monitoring of Environmental Sites using Solar Powered Wi-Fi Enabled Systems (Landress, Mark – Feb 11, 2010, TAEP)
- Staying Alive in a Contracting Market: Solar Power on Brownfields Sites (Webster, Ian – Jan 14, 2010)
- PERF - Sediment Sites: An Overview of the Remedial Challenge (Webster, Ian – Sep 9. 2009)
- Landfill Operations: Designing and Using Digital Data Collection Systems to "Predicatively Operate" a Landfill as a Large-Scale Bioreactor (Kavak, Halil & Sanchez, Raudel – Mar 11, 2009)
- Application of Digital Thermal Imaging Cameras for Environmental Analysis (Landress, Mark – Feb 2009)
- Brownfields 2006 Panel Session (Webster, Ian – Nov 14, 2006)
- Allocation in a Sediment Case (PPC, M. Low)
- Benificial Use of Dredged Material (CVX, J. Hall)
- Contaminated Sediment SCMs & Remediation (Anchor Envi, D. Keith)
- Emerging Trends in Sediment Cases (Anchor, C. Patmont)
- Evaluating Source Allocation (QEA, J. Quandrini)
- Strategies for Sediment Sites (Beveridge & Diamond, S. Jawetz)
- Achieving Your Brownfields Site End-State Vision (Ian A. Webster and Melissa Nelson)
- Remediation of Sodium Contaminated Sites (Mark Landress)
White Paper
- Solving Contaminated Site Problems Cost-Effectively (Webster, Ian and Ciccolini, Laura – Apr 9, 2002)
- PNL recognizes that management of sites involving contaminated sediments may involve unique and complex technical issues, including assessment methodologies, evaluation of risk, and remedial options. To facilitate this process, we have compiled an extensive references library consisting of technical papers, academic articles and regulatory guidance from various consulting firms, including Anchor, CH2M Hill, ENSR, ENVIRON, Geosyntec, QEA, Sea Engineering and Windward. References can be viewed on www.SludgesandSediments.com.