DOE OSTI · 23027884
Panel Session 100: An Integrated Systems-Based Monitoring Approach
Abstract
This panel focused on recent advancements in monitoring and remaining challenges associated with the implementing cost-effective monitoring approaches for complex DOE sites. Monitoring presents one of the largest, long-term costs for environmental remediation and site stewardship within the DOE because contamination at complex sites will likely be present for tens to hundreds of years into the future. Integration of monitoring with predictive modeling is an approach that can reduce long-term monitoring costs as well as support the effective monitoring design and data interpretation for managing a site toward closure and long-term stewardship. Panelists with presentations: Autonomous Electrical Geophysical Monitoring of Contaminated Sites (Tim Johnson); Systems Based Long-Term Monitoring for DOE Legacy Management (David Shafer); Long-Term Systems Based Monitoring (Anderson Ward)
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Freedman, Vicky, Johnson, Tim, Houston, Kelly, Fountain, Stefanie, Zhu, Ming, Schafer, David, Ward, Anderson. 2020-07-01. Panel Session 100: An Integrated Systems-Based Monitoring Approach. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/23027884
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