2008 WORKSHOP - SAN DIEGO, CA
Enhancing Mission through Proactive Environmental Risk Mitigation
The Centro Para Prevenção da Poluição (C3P)
and the
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
presents
C3P and NASA Technical Workshop
"Enhancing Mission through Proactive Environmental Risk Mitigation"
Located at the University of California San Diego
San Diego, California
November 18-20, 2008
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) held an International Workshop on Pollution Prevention and Sustainable Development on November 18-20, 2008 at the University of California San Diego. The program included presentations and informal discussions on the issues, progress, and technological solutions (from R&D to commercial) related to pollution prevention and sustainable development. Of particular interest were technologies applicable to military and aerospace operations, including:
Pollution Prevention
- Cleaning
- Coatings and pretreatment
- Depainting
- Electronics manufacturing and repair
- Solvent reduction/recovery
Sustainable Technologies
- Renewable energy (especially wind and solar)
- Hydrogen and fuel cells
- Bio-based products
- Green buildings
Agenda - [This is a printable Three - page pdf file.]
For more details Contact Cassandra Carroll or Ines Spagnola at (321) 453-3838 or email: c3pworkshop@itb-inc.com or visit the workshop web site: http://teerm.nasa.gov/workshop2008.htm
Presentation Links
PowerPoint presentations from the workshop technical sessions may now be accessed below:
Nov. 18, 2008
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Arthur Ellis, Vice Chancellor for Research, UCSD (*no presentation available)
Frieder Seible, Dean of UCSD Jacobs School of Engineering (*no presentation available)
Humberto Rosa, Secretary of State for the Environment, Portugal
Title: Video address to the attendees of the NASA/C3P Workshop
Centro Para Prevenção da Poluição Welcome – General P.C. Branco, C3P President (*no presentation available)
NASA Headquarters Welcome – Olga Dominguez, Assistant Administrator for the Office of Infrastructure and Administration (*no presentation available)
Keynote Address
Rear Admiral L.R. Hering Sr., Commander, Navy Region Southwest
Title: Navy Region Southwest Sustainability
Vision for Sustainability
Stanley Bull, Former Associate Director for Science and Technology for the National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Title: Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency: Status and Challenges
Amy Zimpfer, Associate Director, US Environmental Protection Agency, Region 9
Title: United States Environmental Protection Agency Sustainability Directions
Technical Session: Environmentally Driven Risk Mitigation in Aerospace
James Leatherwood, Director, Environmental Management, NASA HQs
Title: Environmental Assurance - Framework for Reducing NASA Mission Risks
Thomas Rohr, European Space Agency (ESA) Product Assurance and Safety Department, Materials and Processes Division
Title: Risk Mitigation of Obsolescence for Materials and Processes as a Consequence of Sustainable Development
Technical Session: Federal Sustainability Programs
Eduardo Pereira, Consultant for Sustainability, Portugal Government
Title: Sustainability for Portugal: Sustainable Regional Strategy and the Wide Spread of New Business Model
Technical Session: Sustainability in Marine Ecosystems
Dr. Maria Vernet, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Title: Algal biofuels: an environmentally efficient energy alternative (*no presentation available)
Sérgio Leandro, Environmental Advisor - Township of Peniche, C3P
Title: How Important is it to be a Biosphere Reserve of UNESCO? The Case of Berlengas Islands (Peniche – Portugal)
David Weil, Assistant Director, Facilities Management, University of California San Diego
Title: Climate Solutions for Coastal Communities
Nov. 19, 2008
Panel Discussion
Moderator: Larry Toups, NASA
Title: How does one incorporate elements of sustainability into a human lunar mission?
Technical Session: Replacements for Chromium/HAPs/VOCs in Cleaning & Coatings
Dr. Janice K. Lomness, Innovative Partnership Development, NASA, Kennedy Space Center
Title: Corrosion Mitigation and Control at NASA Kennedy Space Center
Karen Jackson, GIDEP Training Manager, Naval Surface Warfare Center
Title: Government-Industry Data Exchange Program (GIDEP) An Overview
Victoria Johnston-Gelling, North Dakota State University
Title: Environmentally Friendly Corrosion Inhibitors Based on Polypyrrole
Matthew Rothgeb, Senior Engineer, ITB, Inc.
Title: NASA TEERM Principal Center Non-Chrome Projects: Technology Programs and Partnerships Branch Applied Technology Directorate, Kennedy Space Center
Tommaso Ghidini, ESA European Space Agency, Product Assurance and Safety Department
Title: Stress-Corrosion Cracking Assessment in Spacecraft Propulsion Systems
Bill Hoogsteden, Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), Coating Technology Integration Office (CTIO)
Title: U.S. Air Force Update on Replacement of Hexavalent Chrome Coatings
Charla Wise & Tony Phillips, Lockheed Martin
Title: Non Chromium Coatings for Aerospace
Keith Legg, Rowan Technology Grouphttps://tdksc.ksc.nasa.gov/servlet/dm.web.Fetch/TEERMLocker-Pb-freeArmyBrief.pdf?gid=102640
Title: Chromates Technology Roadmap
Additional Material: Chromates Technology Map
Wayne Patterson, Hill AFB
Title: Low Temperature Cure Powder Coatings for Aerospace Applications: ESTCP Project WP-0614
Christopher Geib, Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC)
Title: UV Curable Powder Coatings for Aerospace Applications: ESTCP Project WP-0801
Victoria Johnston-Gelling, North Dakota State University
Title: Smart Coatings: Reactive Microcapsules Containing Corrosion Inhibitors
Richard Bliss, HQ AFSPC
Title: Air Force Space Command Corrosion Prevention Program
Lt. Xav Lee, AFRL, CTIO
Title: CTIO Projects in Support of Air Force Space Command
Pattie Lewis Burford, ITB, Inc.
Title: AFSPC/NASA Completed and On-going Test Projects
Technical Session: Renewable Energy
Holger Fischer, NASA, JSC/WSTF
Title: Use of Groundwater Remediation and Alternative Energy at NASA White Sands Test Facility
Sandra Estanislau, ISQ
Title: Decontamination of "GABROS BEJA" Aquifer using an Integrated System of Renewable Energies
Paul Linden, UCSD
Title: Using Sustainability Concepts to Reduce Risk
Mike Gill, U.S. EPA
Title: Green Remediation: An EPA Perspective
Erik Didriksen, Aerojet
Title: Aerojet - General Corporation Remediation Activity Sacramento, CA
Robi Robichard, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Title: Wind Power Deployment Strategies
Ted Weller, U.S. Forestry Services, Redwood Sciences Laboratory
Title: Bats and Wind Energy: Predicting Risk and Designing Mitigations
Anthony Arand, Envirepel Energy, Inc.
Title: Ultra Low Emissions Biomass to Energy Process
Jim Maskrey, Sopogy, Inc.
Title: MicroCSP: Generation, Heating, Cooling
Jan Kleissl, UCSD
Title: Green Engineering for Urban Heat Island Mitigation
Nov. 20, 2008
Technical Session: DoD/NASA Sustainable Approaches
Julie Zimmerman, Yale University
Title: Designing Safer Chemicals and Systems
Wayne Zeigler, U.S. Army Research Laboratory
Title: Green Cleaning: Getting Science to the Shop
Technical Session: REACH - Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemical Substances
Glynis Coulter, Raytheon (*presentation pending approval)
Title: Complying with the European REACH Directive
Charla Wise & Ed Morris, Lockheed Martin
Title: The REACH Regulation and its Global Impact
Technical Session: Replacements for Regulated Chemicals Lead in Electronics
Vance Anderson, Defense Microelectronics Activity
Title: The Impact of RoHS and WEE on Military and Aerospace Applications
Tim Kalt, USAF
Title: USAF Lead-Free Electronics Concerns
Ed Morris, Lockheed Martin
Title: Lockheed Martin Pb-Free Electronics Risk Management
Reza Ghaffarian, NASA, JPL
Title: Guidelines on Lead Free Implementation for High Reliability Applications (*no presentation will be posted)
Margarida Pinto, ISQ
Title: European SME Implementation of Lead-Free Soldering European Overview
David Locker, U.S. Army
Title: Army Aviation and Missiles Approach to Lead-free Management
Panel Discussion
Moderator: Matthew Rothgeb, Senior Engineer, ITB, Inc.
Title: Alternatives to hexavalent chromium-containing coatings: Where do we go from here? (*no presentation available)