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March 8 – 12, 2021
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Track 1 - Crosscutting Policies and Programs

007: Worldwide Regulatory and Oversight Programs for Waste Management - Challenges and Solutions (1.3)

5 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
Track 2 - High-Level Radioactive Wastes, Spent Nuclear Fuel/Used Nuclear Fuel

008: HLW, SNF/UNF and Long-Lived Alpha/TRU Programs and Policies (2.2)

4 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
Track 2 - High-Level Radioactive Wastes, Spent Nuclear Fuel/Used Nuclear Fuel

009: Vitrification Technology and Performance (2.9a)

4 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
Track 3 - Low-Level, Intermediate Level, Mixed Waste, NORM, & TENORM

010: Regulatory and Policy Issues Impacting LLW/ILW Disposal Decisions Worldwide (3.3)

5 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
Track 7 - Environmental Remediation

011: ER Post Closure Challenges and Long-Term Stewardship/Legacy Management (7.5)

5 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
Track 1 - Crosscutting Policies and Programs

012: Undergraduate Student Posters (1.2a)

13 Articles
Student Posters
Track 9 - Special Topics Including Safety, Security, & Safeguards

017: Developments in Deep Borehole Disposal Around the World (9.10)

4 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
Track 8 - Communications, Education and Training

018: The Stakeholder's Voice – Stakeholder and Tribal Perspective Related to Environmental Cleanup (8.4)

5 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
Track 7 - Environmental Remediation

019: Innovative Field Monitoring for Environmental Remediation (7.4)

7 Articles
Full Oral Session
Track 3 - Low-Level, Intermediate Level, Mixed Waste, NORM, & TENORM

020: Waste Storage and Disposal Facility Operations and Performance for LLW/ILW Worldwide (3.7c)

7 Articles
Full Oral Session
Track 2 - High-Level Radioactive Wastes, Spent Nuclear Fuel/Used Nuclear Fuel

021: Update on Salt and Supernate Tank Waste Processing (2.5a)

7 Articles
Full Oral Session
Track 1 - Crosscutting Policies and Programs

022: Graduate Student Posters (1.2b)

22 Articles
Student Posters
Track 9 - Special Topics Including Safety, Security, & Safeguards

027: Nuclear and Industrial Robotics, Remote Systems and Emerging Technology (9.2b)

5 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
Track 7 - Environmental Remediation

028: Environmental Remediation in Urban and Suburban Environments - Examples from Around the World (7.9)

5 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
Track 1 - Crosscutting Policies and Programs

035: Worldwide Perspectives of Radioactive Waste Management - Challenges and Solutions (1.8)

4 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
Track 7 - Environmental Remediation

036: Environmental Remediation of Abandoned Uranium Mines and Mills (7.10)

4 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
Track 9 - Special Topics Including Safety, Security, & Safeguards

037: Integrated Performance and Risk Assessments, Decision Analyses, and Risk Management (9.5)

5 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
Track 2 - High-Level Radioactive Wastes, Spent Nuclear Fuel/Used Nuclear Fuel

039: New TRU Waste Characterization and Treatment (2.6)

7 Articles
Full Oral Session
Track 1 - Crosscutting Policies and Programs

040: Posters from the WM2021 Roy G. Post Scholarship Winners (1.2c)

11 Articles
Poster
Track 3 - Low-Level, Intermediate Level, Mixed Waste, NORM, & TENORM

046: Selected Key Topics in US Commercial LLW Management (3.2)

4 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
The Richard S. Hodes M.D. Honor Award will be presented by Daniel Strum to the 2021 Richard S. Hodes Award Recipient in this session. The Southeast Compact Commission has selected Frank Hahne to receive the 2021 Hodes Award. The awards ceremony is followed by the 2021 Hodes Honors Award Lecture by Mr. Hahne. After the award ceremony and lecture paper, an additional selected key presentation will follow on LLW management.
Track 7 - Environmental Remediation

047: Formerly Utilized Sites Remedial Action Program (FUSRAP) and US Army Corps of Engineers Projects (7.6)

5 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
Track 2 - High-Level Radioactive Wastes, Spent Nuclear Fuel/Used Nuclear Fuel

048: Recent Developments and Future Options for Improved UNF/SNF Management (2.3a)

5 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
Track 1 - Crosscutting Policies and Programs

049: Panel: US DOE Hanford Site: Direct Feed Low-Activity Waste: Preparing for Startup (3/3) (R1.4c)

6 Articles
Full Panel Session
This session was the third of three sessions that focuses on the DOE Hanford Site located in Richland, Washington. Startup of the world's largest vitrification plant at Hanford—beginning with DFLAW—will initiate the long-anticipated treatment of approximately 56 million gallons of tank waste – the site's greatest liability. A system of interdependent projects and infrastructure must come on-line and operate successfully together in order to vitrify low-activity waste and support a 24/7 operational pace. This Hanford site-wide effort was highlighted as a major mission focus.
Track 3 - Low-Level, Intermediate Level, Mixed Waste, NORM, & TENORM

052: LLW Disposal Facility Closure and Analysis (3.7a)

5 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
Track 5 - Packaging and Transportation

053: Radioactive Material Packaging and Transportation Operations and Programs (5.5)

6 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
007: Worldwide Regulatory and Oversight Programs for Waste Management - Challenges and Solutions (1.3) 5 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
008: HLW, SNF/UNF and Long-Lived Alpha/TRU Programs and Policies (2.2) 4 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
009: Vitrification Technology and Performance (2.9a) 4 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
010: Regulatory and Policy Issues Impacting LLW/ILW Disposal Decisions Worldwide (3.3) 5 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
011: ER Post Closure Challenges and Long-Term Stewardship/Legacy Management (7.5) 5 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
012: Undergraduate Student Posters (1.2a) 13 Articles
Student Posters
017: Developments in Deep Borehole Disposal Around the World (9.10) 4 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
018: The Stakeholder's Voice – Stakeholder and Tribal Perspective Related to Environmental Cleanup (8.4) 5 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
019: Innovative Field Monitoring for Environmental Remediation (7.4) 7 Articles
Full Oral Session
020: Waste Storage and Disposal Facility Operations and Performance for LLW/ILW Worldwide (3.7c) 7 Articles
Full Oral Session
021: Update on Salt and Supernate Tank Waste Processing (2.5a) 7 Articles
Full Oral Session
022: Graduate Student Posters (1.2b) 22 Articles
Student Posters
027: Nuclear and Industrial Robotics, Remote Systems and Emerging Technology (9.2b) 5 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
028: Environmental Remediation in Urban and Suburban Environments - Examples from Around the World (7.9) 5 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
035: Worldwide Perspectives of Radioactive Waste Management - Challenges and Solutions (1.8) 4 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
036: Environmental Remediation of Abandoned Uranium Mines and Mills (7.10) 4 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
037: Integrated Performance and Risk Assessments, Decision Analyses, and Risk Management (9.5) 5 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
039: New TRU Waste Characterization and Treatment (2.6) 7 Articles
Full Oral Session
040: Posters from the WM2021 Roy G. Post Scholarship Winners (1.2c) 11 Articles
Poster
046: Selected Key Topics in US Commercial LLW Management (3.2) 4 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
The Richard S. Hodes M.D. Honor Award will be presented by Daniel Strum to the 2021 Richard S. Hodes Award Recipient in this session. The Southeast Compact Commission has selected Frank Hahne to receive the 2021 Hodes Award. The awards ceremony is followed by the 2021 Hodes Honors Award Lecture by Mr. Hahne. After the award ceremony and lecture paper, an additional selected key presentation will follow on LLW management.
047: Formerly Utilized Sites Remedial Action Program (FUSRAP) and US Army Corps of Engineers Projects (7.6) 5 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
048: Recent Developments and Future Options for Improved UNF/SNF Management (2.3a) 5 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
049: Panel: US DOE Hanford Site: Direct Feed Low-Activity Waste: Preparing for Startup (3/3) (R1.4c) 6 Articles
Full Panel Session
This session was the third of three sessions that focuses on the DOE Hanford Site located in Richland, Washington. Startup of the world's largest vitrification plant at Hanford—beginning with DFLAW—will initiate the long-anticipated treatment of approximately 56 million gallons of tank waste – the site's greatest liability. A system of interdependent projects and infrastructure must come on-line and operate successfully together in order to vitrify low-activity waste and support a 24/7 operational pace. This Hanford site-wide effort was highlighted as a major mission focus.
052: LLW Disposal Facility Closure and Analysis (3.7a) 5 Articles
1/2 Oral Session
053: Radioactive Material Packaging and Transportation Operations and Programs (5.5) 6 Articles
1/2 Oral Session