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12th International Chemical Weapons Demilitarisation Conference 2009
Monday 18th to Thursday 21st May 2009, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire
Andrews W - The Destruction of Sulphur Mustard by Ionizing Radiation
BaronovskyS - Green Cross Facilitation of Chemical Weapons Demilitarization in Russia
Barton J - Closure of a Demilitarization Facility Development and Application of Key Planning Documents
Barton J - Establishment of an MCE for Handling and Thermal Processing of BGCAPP M417 Rocket Fuze Components through Detonator Testing
Beerens K - Operation record of Destruction of OCW at Poelkapelle
Benz A - Evaluation of Plant Throughput for a CWD Facility Using Discrete Event modelling, TRAM Evaluations and Equipment Testing
Biebesheimer F - Lessons Learned from Closure of 24 CWA Storage Magazines at the UMCD
Biebesheimer F - Validation of Bayesian Risk-Based Decision Framework to Support Closure Decision Making
Bird S - Non-Stockpile Chemical Materiel Project PBEDS
Bixler B - Technology Update on CH2M HILL’s Transportable Controlled Detonation Chamber
Bolt D & DeWeese K - Operation Swift Solution
Bradley D - Application of Quantative Risk Assessment to Risk Management
Devis G - Canada's Global Partnership Program Chemical Weapons Destruction Lessons Learned and Applied
DiBerado R - Follow-On Test and Evaluation of the TC-60 Transportable Detonation Chamber
Edmondson C - Non-Stockplie Chemical Warfare Materiel Removal Action at Site 8 Former Camp Sibert Alabama
Eicholtz R - Investigation of Sulfur-Impregnated Carbon for Mercury Abatement in Chemical Weapons Incinerators
Eicholtz R - Mercury in the US Mustard Stockpile Using History and Numerical Modelling to Understand Where it Came From and Predict Where It Is
Eissner C - Tailored Integrated T&E Approach Developed to Support an operational Fielding Decision for the TC-60 TDC
Fischer B - Destruction of VX, GB and GD at Pochep
Flamm K - Assembled Chemical Weapons Alternatives Program Update
Gaither B - The Implementation of Finitte Element Methods in Conjunction with Classical Methods of Analysis in the Design of the Munitions Washout System
Garrett T - Challenges Associate with Metal Parts Furnace Carbon Testing
Garrett T - Challenges with VX Nerve Agent Landmine Processing at Anniston
Gottschalk L - Non-Stockpile Chemical Materiel Project Program Overview and Update
Hariri S - Utilization of Flameless Bulk Oxidizer for Treatment of Vent Gases at Blue Grass Chemical Agent Destruction Pilot Plant
Haroldsen B - A Release Mitigation Spray Safety System for Demil Applications
Haroldsen B - Processing German Tractor Rockets with Propellant in EDS
Harrison J - Shared Experiences in UK Demilitarisation Lessons Learned and Applied
Harrison J - UK National Statement
Hawley R - Innovative Approach for Design
Kiley J - Bounding Transportation Risk Assessment for Agent Contaminated Secondary Waste
Kiley J - Monitoring Concepts for Site Closure
Kitamura R - Detonation test of M55 surrogate rocket with triple overpacks
Mahall G - Capitalizing on Commercial Capabilities - VX Neutralization Wastewater
McCloskey G - A Background of TON Container Processing Feed Mercury Management at the United States Baseline Chemical Weapons Disposal Facilities
Meacham K & Anderson-Hudgins S - Time Critical Removal Action at Crystal Dig Area Great Salt Plains Bombing Area Cherokee Oklahoma
Newey A - Electrochemical Oxidation of Water Immiscible Organics Using Boron-Doped Diamond Electrodes and Its Potential Role in the Disposal of Chemical Weapons
Nickell R - Design Rules for CWD Vessels Subject to ExtremeDesign-Basis Internal Detonation Loads
Nishi M - Japan National Statement
O'Shea L - Utilization of Lessons Learned in the US Chemical Demilitarization Process
Padayhag J - Monitoring Concepts for Upcoming Lewisite and Sulfur Mustard Disposal Campaigns
Pfaffernoschke A - German - Russian Bilateral cooperation in chemical weapon destruction
Prescott R - Baseline Facilities Process Improvement Program Study
Prokofoeva D - Biochemical and cytotoxicity studies for developing a methodology of combined express analysis and risk assessment at chemical weapon destruction facilites
Reed J - Shared Experiences Conclusion
Reed J - Shared Experiences in Chemical Demiltarization US Responses
Roten R - Improvements to Monitoring Systems to Handle False Positives Encountered When Performing Air Monitoring for Chemical Warfare Agents
Ruff T - Off-site Transportation and Disposal of Potentially Agent Contaminated Secondary Waste from US Army Chemical Agent Disposal Facilities
Ryba T - Distilled Mustard Heels and the TOCDF Heel Transfer System
Schmitt T - Risk Mitigation of Potential Detonation of M417 Fuze Components During Handling and Thermal Processing
Simeons B - Dynamic Response and Fatigue Analysis of a Controlled Detonation Chamber
Spencer C - US Chemical Demilitarization Programme
Stock T - Sea Dumped CW Munitions - Some European Aspects
Sullivan F - Mobile Modular Treatment System
Tincher T - The Use of Process Safety Management Principles and Techniques in the Destruction of US Chemical Weapons
Tonkopii V - New Approaches to Treatment of Poisining by Soman
Ueda M - Safety Recovery of Mercury from Chemical Warfare Materiel by Controlled Detonation
Valentine M - Engagement of Chemical Weapons Scientists in Pesticide Desrtruction
Walker P - Green Cross Efforts on Obsolete Pesticides in the Former Soviet Union
Walker P - Implementation of Chemical Weapons Demilitarization An NGO Perspective
Ward M - Development of an Operational Waterborne Weaponized Chemical Agent Transport Modelling Capability
Washida T - Destruction of Old Chemical Weapons Containing Arsenic at Kanda
Watson K - Defence R&D Canada Suffield Experimental Proving Ground Contaminated Sites Remediation Project
Wheatley N - Supercritical Water Oxidation of Obsolete Pesticides
Wheatley N - Update on Energetics Batch Hydrolyzer for Netralization of Energetics using Caustic Hydrolysis
Whyne C - US Army Chemical Materials Agency Destruction Progress & Path Forward
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