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B3. MONITORING, TESTING & INSTRUMENTATIONB3.6 FLOW MONITOR K-FACTOR CALCULATIONSCindy Whitaker, Manager, Air Monitoring & Testing, Environmental Affairs, Louisville Gas & Electric - Kentucky Utilities; Matt Gentry, Airfl ow Sciences

B3.1 ADVANCES IN CONDENSABLE PARTICULATE MATTER MEASUREMENTDavid Elam, Vice President & Project Director, TRC

B3.2 TUNABLE DIODE LASER (TDL) FOR STACK GAS ANALYSISFrank DeThomas, VP Process and Environmental, Horiba Instruments, Inc.

B3.3 A STATE’S DILEMMA - REGULATING NH3 CEMS SYSTEMBarbara Marshik, Global Power & Emissions Market Segment Manager, Servomex

B3.4 IMPACTS OF EPA REGION 6 GUIDANCE ON CMS DOWNTIME & DATA CALCULATIONJP Kleinle, Project Manager, ALL4

B3.5 FACTORS AFFECTING PERFORMANCE OF NAFION DRYERS WITH SO2 AND NOXGene Bohensky, Director, Application/Partner Learning, Perma Pure, LLC.; Craig Sunada

B4. MONITORING, TESTING & SPECTROMETRYB4.1 NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN PROTON TRANSFER REACTION MASS SPECTROMETRY (PTR-MS)Steve LaZar, Business Development Consultant, The RJ Lee Group

B4.2 UTILIZING TUNABLE LASER SPECTROSCOPY (TDLS) FOR NH3 COMPLIANCEGary Cacciatore, Midwest Regional Sales Manager, Cemtek KVB-Enertec

B4.3 LOW LEVEL NOX MONITORING ON FAST START TURBINES AND 7E PERFORMANCESChris Hall, Manufacturing Planning Manager, Thermo Fisher Scientifi c; Joe Vaglio

B4.4 STRATEGIES TO MINIMIZE CEMS DOWNTIMEEric Wiley, Managing Consultant, Trinity Consultant

B4.5 SPECIATED HG EMISSION AS A FUNCTION OF FUEL TYPE AND CONTROL DEVICEJeremy Whorton, Business Development Manager, Thermo Fisher Scientifi c; Jeff Socha

B4.6 TBDVIM Technologies

B5. MODELING AND SATELLITE DATAB5.1 DISPERSION MODELING FOR STRATEGIC ANALYSIS OF SO2 COMPLIANCEGeorge Schewe, Principal Meteorologist/Consultant, Trinity Consultants

B5.2 BUOYANT LINE SOURCE IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES IN AERMODRichard Hamel, Air Quality Meteorologist, ERM; Milena Borissova, Carlos Szembek

B5.3 ANALYSIS OF UPDATES TO AERMOD’S PRIME AND BPIP DOWNWASH ALGORITHMSJeff Connors, Manager, Air Quality Engineering and Studies, AECOM; Mary Kaplan, Robert Paine, Olga Samani

B6.4 ADVANCED SATELLITE ATMOSPHERIC MONITORING IS NO LONGER PIE IN THE SKYPhilip Father, CEO, Scepter, Inc.

B5.5 MONITORING METHANE EMISSIONS AT THE SOURCE FROM SPACEJean-Francois Gauthier, Director, Business Development, GHGSat; Stephane Germain

EUEC 2019

Tuesday | 1:00PM - 3:00PM

Tuesday | 7:30AM - 9:30AM

Tuesday | 10AM - 12PM

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B6. DRONES, DATA MGMNT, LOGGERS, DAHSB6.1 AEROCEMS - USING UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES (UAV’S) FOR STACK TESTINGGeoffrey Klotz, President, CEMS Experts

B6.2 NEW FLEXIBLE CROSS PLATFORM SOLUTION FOR DAHS & OPERATOR WORKPLACENadezhda Semeniaka, CEO, LLC LOGOSGRUP

B6.3 THE EVOLUTION OF PART 75 - DATA MANAGEMENT AND REPORTINGKatie Lindblom, Business Development, Trace Environmental Services; David B. Martin

B5.4 APPLICATION OF CEMS: AUTOMATED EMISSIONS REDUCTIONGrace Mitchell, Data Analyst, WattTime

B6.6 DRONES, SENSORS USE IN DENIED ENVIRONMENTS AND UTILITIES Bruce Arvizu, Sr. Partner, Airworks Productions; Eric Pacheco

B7. MONITORING & INSTRUMENTATIONB7.1 LASER UPDATE FOR CROSS DUCT AND OPEN PATH MEASUREMENTBernadette Shahin, National Applications Manager, M&C TechGroup North America

B7.2 HG, AS AND SE DETERMINATION BY PHOTOCHEMICAL VAPOUR GENERATION - AFSShawn Lancaster, App. Chemist, PS Analytical, Warren Corns, Eva Krupp, Joerg Feldmann

B7.3 VALIDATION OF AN OPEN-PATH, LASER DISPERSION SPECTROSCOPY (LDS) FOR MEGraham Leggett, VP, Business Development, MIRICO Limited; Neil MacLeod, RAL Space; Damien Weidmann, Arun Kannath, MIRICO

B7.4 IMPLEMENTING A SUCCESSFUL START-UP PERFORMANCE TESTING PROGRAMDan Grabowski, Project Director, TRC Environmental Corporation; Anthony Sakellariou

B7.5 ALTERNATIVE PORTABLE SOLUTION FOR REFERENCE METHOD TESTINGJohn Bickers, V.P. Business Development, MRU Instruments, Inc.; Dr. Dietmar Doll

B8. REMOTE SENSING & NH3 MONITORINGB8.1 AIR QUALITY MONITORING SYSTEM FOR CHALLENGING LOCATIONSRoland Zepeck, Sales Director, JCT Analysentechnik GmbH

B8.2 DATA MANAGEMENT FOR EMISSIONS, FENCELINE AND COMMUNITY MONITORINGAndrew Montz, Owner, DR DAS Ltd.

B8.3 ADVANCES AND NEW DIRECTION IN AMMONIA SLIP MONITORING IN CALIFORNIABhaskar Chandan, Supervising Air Quality Engineer, South Coast Air Quality Management District; Dipankar Sarkar

EUEC 2019 Tuesday | 3:30PM - 5:30PM

Wednesday | 7:30AM - 9:30AM

Wednesday | 10AM - 12PM

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B1. CEMS & PEMSB1.1 SMART SAMPLE HANDLING SYSTEMS FOR CEMS AND PMS (CO-CHAIR/SPONSOR)Philipp Zimmel, Area Sales Manager, JCT Analysentechnik GmbH

B1.2 ULTRA-LOW PPM NH3 & NOX MEASUREMENTS MADE RELIABLY WITH QCLDave McMillen, Business Development Manager, Emerson Automation Soltions; Jesse Underwood, Dr. Paul Miller

B1.3 LOW COST CEMS THAT DON’T NEED NO2 CONVERTERSRobert Mullowney, Director of CEMs Systems, Ohio Lumex

B1.4 STACK GAS ANALYSIS BY TUNABLE DIODE LASER (TDL) ANALYSISFrank DeThomas, Vice President Process & Environmental, HORIBA Instruments, Inc.

B1.5 DEVELOPMENT, CERTIFICATION AND OPERATION OF A PEMSRichard Hovan, Director-EIS Business Development, Wunderlich-Malec; Jennifer Fantich

B2. MONITORING, TESTING & INSTRUMENTATIONB2.1 INTRODUCTION OF THE PTR-TOF-MS INTO COMPLIANCE TESTINGPeter Zemek, SVP Emerging Technologies, Montrose Environmental, Inc.

B2.2 RICE & CT UNITS PERFORMANCE TESTING CONSIDERATIONSHolly Hills, Senior Enviornmental Envineering Associate, Sargent & Lundy, Emily Kunkel

B2.3 CEMS: DESIGN, BUILD AND INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONSLarry LaFrance, AQ/Measurement Section Manager, AECOM, Frank Tringale, Phaneendrra Uppalapati

B2.4 SOURCES OF SO2 ANALYSIS INACCURACY IN LOW-SO2, HIGH-HUMIDITY SAMPLINGCraig Sunada, Vice President, Product Development, Perma Pure, LLC.

B2.5 EPA’S ELECTRONIC REPORTING TOOL (ERT)Kathleen (Katie) Shonk, Quality Manager, Air Quality Services, LLC.

B2.6 ENHANCED MEASUREMENT OF LOW-CONCENTRATION FORMALDEHYDE EMISSIONSKevin Crosby, VP Technical, Montrose Environmental, Inc.

TRACK B ADVISORY BOARD & DESCRIPTIONAn excellent “must attend” training session for experts and operators of CEMs. This Track includes EPA policy and procedures for accurate monitoring, reporting, and auditing of emissions pursuant to Part 75 of the Acid Rain Program and the Clean Air Interstate Rule. Presentations on how to submit monitoring plans, QA/QC tests, and Emissions & Generation Resource Integrated Database (eGRID). Other expert presentations and programs include MATS, egrid, RATA, Appendix D & E, Electronic Monitoring data, QA/QC program for Cylinder gases. AQ and fenceline monitoring, and modeling.

EUEC 2019

Monday | 3:30PM - 5:30PM

Monday | 1PM - 3PM

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B1. CEMS & EPA’S EGRIDB1.1 REVIEW OF EGRID2016CO-CHAIR - Travis Johnson, Environmental Protection Specialist, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

B1.2 LASER DISPERSION SPECTROSCOPY AND CEM APPLICATIONSGraham Leggett, Vice President, Product Management, MIRICO Ltd.

B1.3 PEMS DEPLOYMENT IN SAUDI ARABIABrian Swanson, President, CMC Solutions; Jessica Palmer

B1.4 PS18 CERTIFICATION TEST RESULTS AT COAL FIRED POWER PLANT IN MIDWEST UTILIZING CEMTEK’S HCI TDL MONITORGary Cacciatore, Business Development Manager, Cemtek Environmental

B1.5 CONTINUOUS EMISSION MONITORING SYSTEM(CEMS) PROGRAM BEST PRACTICESEric Wiley, Managing Consultant, Trinity Consultants

B1.6 Q & A DISCUSSION EGRIDTravis Johnson, Environmental Protection Specialist, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

B2. CEMS & TESTINGB2.1 TESTING MANAGEMENT FOR RATA, PERMIT LIMITS, REGULATIONS AND CONTRACTSCO-CHAIR - Brian Petermann, Area Lead - Air Quality Compliance, POWER Engineers, Inc.

B2.2 MEETING DEMAND WHILE COMPLYING WITH STARTUP AND SHUTDOWN EMISSIONS Taylor Jones, System Specialist, Environmental Systems Corp (ESC)

B2.3 NH3 SLIP BY EXTRACTIVE METHODSMatt Swanson, Vice President, Sales, CAI, Inc.

B2.4 STRATIFICATION TESTING - WHEN IS IT REQUIRED?Dan Todd, President, Air Quality Services, LLC; Paul Siegel and Chris Wehner

B2.5 NEXT-GEN CRDS ANALYZERS FOR MONITORING AMMONIA SLIP IN SCR PROCESSESJeremiah Riddle, President, Tiger Optics

TRACK B ADVISORY BOARD

An excellent “must attend” training session for experts and operators of CEMs. This Track includes EPA policy and procedures for accurate monitoring, reporting, and auditing of emissions pursuant to Part 75 of the Acid Rain Program and the Clean Air Interstate Rule. Presentations on how to submit monitoring plans, QA/QC tests, and Emissions & Generation Resource Integrated Database (eGRID).Other expert presentations and programs include MATS, egrid, RATA, Appendix D & E, Electronic Monitoring data, QA/QC program for Cylinder gases. AQ and fenceline monitoring, and modeling.

EUEC 2018

Monday | 3:30PM - 5:30PM

Monday | 1PM - 3PM

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B3. ESP & PARTICULATE EMISSIONSB3.1 THE EFFECT OF 3-PHASE POWER SUPPLY AND SMART CONTROLLER ON ESPReza Sharafy, Product Manager, KraftPowercon Sweden AB

B3.2 MORE CASE STUDIES OF THREE PHASE POWER SUPPLIES IMPROVING ESP PERFORMANCEJohn Knapik, ESP Solutions Consultant, Babcock and Wilcox

B3.3 AGING TR SETS ON ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATORS - THE HIDDEN LIABILITYPaul Leanza, Business Development Manager, KraftPowercon; Dan Holt

B3.4 WINTERTIME PM 2.5 COMMUNITY MONITORING – NORTH POLE ALASKACO-CHAIR - Randall Baxter, Scientist, Information Technology, T&B Systems; David Bush, David Yoho, Kenneth Underwood

B4. PM, CEMS, DUST EMISSIONSB4.1 COROMAX FOR POWER PLANTSCO-CHAIR - Mads Kirk Larsen, Global Sales Manager, FLSmidth Airtech

B4.2 NEW GORE LOW DRAG MEMBRANE - REVERSE AIR BAGHOUSE CASE STUDYJohn Knotts, Business Development Leader, W.L. Gore and Associates

B4.3 MONITORING LOW LEVEL DUST EMISSIONS & DETECTION OF ABATEMENT FAILUREOdette Alsen, Regional Manager, envea - Altech Environment U.S.A.

B4.4 SAUDI ARAMCO’S SAOO FLARE MINIMIZATION ACHIEVEMENTSCO-CHAIR - Ahmad Al-Otaibi, Environmental Coordinator, Saudi Aramco; Ensan El-Ayoubi

B4.5 IMPROVED MEASUREMENT OF LOW PARTICULATE EMISSIONS FROM GAS TURBINESCO-CHAIR - Kevin Crosby, V.P., Technical, Montrose Air Quality Svcs; Glenn England, Ramboll-Environ

B5. AIR QUALITY MODELINGB5.1 BACKGROUND VS. NEARBY SOURCES - TESTING EPA’S NEW GUIDANCECO-CHAIR - George Schewe, Principal Meteorologist, Trinity Consultants; Brian Otten

B5.2 SOLUTIONS TO NEW U.S. EPA MODELING REGULATIONSChristopher Occhipinti, Project Professional, NTH Consultants, Ltd.

B5.3 LOW-LEVEL FUGITIVE PARTICULATE EMISSIONS IN AERMODArijit Pakrasi, Director, APTIM

B5.4 REGIONAL HAZE RULE SECOND DECADAL REVIEW - A BUMPY ROAD AHEADRobert Paine, Associate Vice President, AECOM; Jeff Connors

B5.5 DEVELOPMENT OF IMPROVED BUILDING DOWNWASH ALGORITHMS IN AERMODCO-CHAIR - Sergio Guerra, Senior Environmental Engineer, CPP, Inc.; Ron Petersen

B5.6 CHARACTERIZING PARTICULATE EMISSIONS FROM EVAPORATION POND MISTERSMannie Carpenter, Sr. Engineer, Stantec Consulting Svcs; Amber Summer, Kathy Houed

EUEC 2018

Tuesday | 1:00PM - 3:00PM

Tuesday | 7:30AM - 9:30AM

Tuesday | 10AM - 12PM

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B6. MEASUREMENT TECHNOLOGIESB6.1 SOLVING COMPLIANCE ISSUES USING FTIR MULTIGAS MEASUREMENT TECHNOLOGYJim Cornish, Sales and Support Manager, Gasmet Technologies

B6.2 UNDER-REPORTING OF NOX BY AS MUCH AS 80%. WITH REGULATORY APPROVALRobert Mullowney, President, MonitorTech Group

B6.3 AIR QUALITY FORECASTING AND MGMT USING MACHINE LEARING AND IOTSESSION SPONSOR & CO-CHAIR - Neil Gerber, Director, New Energy & Environment, IBM

B6.4 PASSING RATA WITH QUANTUM CASCADE/TUNABLE DIODE LASER ANALYZERDavid McMillen, Business Development Manager, Emerson

B7. ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIESB7.1 NEW LASER MEASUREMENT TECHNOLOGYBernadette Shahin, National Applications Manager, M&C TechGroup North America

B7.2 DSI SAVINGS THROUGH REAL TIME SO3/H2SOV MEASUREMENTCO-CHAIR - Dan Kietzer, National Product Manager, SICK, Inc.; Chris Psotka

B7.3 PEMS SYSTEM EVOLUTION TO MEET CHANGING POWER PLANT CONDITIONSBrian Swanson, President, CMC Solutions; Jessica Palmer and Eugene Simon

B7.4 COST EFFECTIVE OPTICAL GAS IMAGING FOR DETECTION OF SF6Sat Sandhu, Thermography Services Support Manager, Fluke; Justin Sheard

B7.5 ABB REPLACES THE DUMBBELL DESIGN OXYGEN ANALYZER Bruce Herman, ABB Process Analytics

B7.6 SMART THERMAL TESTING FOR AUTOMOBILE ELECTRONCSJohn Booher, CEO, Total Temp Tech

B8. FENCELINE MONITORING & REMOTE SENSINGB8.1 COMMUNITY-BASED AIR TOXICS FENCELINE MONITORING AND INITIATIVESCharles Lee, PH.D., CM, Principal Consultant, Trinity Consultants; Steve Walters

B8.2 THE D-FENCELINE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM - ADVANCED REMOTE SENSING SOLUTIONGilad Shpitzer, CEO, Co-Founder, Atmosfi r Optics; Dr. Robert Kagann, Dr. Yael Etzioni

B8.3 EMERGING OPEN-PATH/EXTRACTIVE TECHNOLOGIES AND VALIDATION TECHNIQUESCO-CHAIR - Peter Zemek, SVP - Emerging Tech., Montrose Env. Grp; Daniel Cavicchio,Jr., Block Eng.

B8.4 REAL TIME, LOW LEVEL VOC MONITORING IN STATIONARY AND MOBILE PLATFORMSLJ Sears, Technical Director, RJ Lee Group

B8.5 A FENCE LINE STUDY OF FUGITIVE EMISSIONS USING THE DV3000James Matley, Global Sales Executive, Duvas Technologies Ltd.

B8.6 LASER DISPERSION SPECTROSCOPY FOR REMOTE SENSINGGraham Leggett, Vice President, Product Management, MIRICO; Damien Weidmann, Arun Kannath, Johnny Chu, Mohammed Belal

EUEC 2018 Tuesday | 3:30PM - 5:30PM

Wednesday | 7:30AM - 9:30AM

Wednesday | 10AM - 12PM

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B7. AIR QUALITY MONITORINGB7.1 METHODOLOGY AND STABILITY OF EPA PROTOCOL GAS MIXTURESCo-Chair - William Gerristead, Associate R&D Director, Praxair; A. Srivastava & A. Boll

B7.2 HCL RESEARCH GAS MIXTURES REQUIRED FOR SI-TRACEABLE EMISSIONS MEASUREMENTSCo-Chair - Cassie Goodman, Research Chemist, NIST; Lacey Brent & Lyn Gameson

B7.3 ACCURATE IR MEASUREMENTS OF LOW LEVELS OF SO2 USING NAFION DRYERSCraig Sunada, VP Product Development, Perma Pure; B. Ficara, M. Savelski & J. Stanzione, Rowan University; T. Smith, C. Sunada & M. Moon, Perma Pure LLC

B7.4 HOW LOW CAN WE GOMatt Swanson, VP, Sales, CAI, Inc.

B7.5 ESTABLISHING A CORRECT CONTINUOUS PARAMETRIC MONITORING SYSTEMRichard Hovan, Senior Environmental Consultant, Wunderlich-Malec; Joseph Miller

B7.6 MEASURING HCL USING HOT/WET EXTRACTIVE PORTABLE FTIR EMISSIONS MONITORJim Cornish, Sales & Support Manager, Gasmet Technologies

B8. AIR QUALITY & FENCELINE MONITORINGB8.1 AN IOT APPROACH TO AIR QUALITY MONITORINGCo-Chair - Vasileios Nasis, CEO, Netronix, Inc.

B8.2 CONSIDERATIONS FOR CERTIFYING PHOTOMETIRC PM 2.5 & PM 10 MONITORSCo-Chair - Steve Boehm, Sr. Global Product Mgr., TSI Inc; Robert Anderson & Tim Johnson

B8.3 BREAKTHROUGH GENERATION FOR GC-BASED GAS ANALYSISHughes Metras, VP Strategic Partnerships, Cea-Leti /Apix; Andreucci & Puget, Apix Analytics

B8.4 FENCELINE MONITORING AT REFINERIES – ARE WE NEXT?Nicole Bryson, Account Manager, ALS Environmental Air Quality Laboratory

B8.5 THE IMPACT OF AUTOMOBILES ON AIR QUALITYAidan Revie, New Business Director, Emissions Analytics

B4. PM, CEMS, ESPB4.1 PEMS HARMONIZATION OF PS-16 WITH PART75-SUBPART ERichard Hovan, Sr. Combustion & Environmental Technical Consultant, Wunderlich-Malec

B4.2 EPA ALTERNATIVE METHOD 082 DIGITAL OPACITYAllison Dolan, Visible Emission Consultant, Sustainable Skys

B4.3 USING PM CEMS FOR PLANT OPTIMIZATIONCo-Chair - John Brown, Sales Manager Americas, Altech PCME

B4.4 INNOVATIVE TRUE NO2 CONVERTER FOR RETROFITTING EXISTING NOX ANALYZERSCo-Chair - Charles Odame-Ankrah, Product Development, Global Analyzer Systems Ltd.; Carlyn McGeean, Charles Grimm, Hayward Shaun, Brodie Biggar & Brian Rosentreter

B5. AIR QUALITY MODELINGB5.1 EPA MODELING GUIDANCE CHANGES: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOWJeff Connors, Sr. Air Quality Scientist, AECOM; Robert Paine, Laura Warren & Mary Kaplan

B5.2 SO2 DESIGNATION MODELING CASE STUDY – W.A. PARISH GENERATING STATIONRichard Hamel, Senior Air Quality Meteorologist, ERM; Craig Eckberg, NRG Energy

B5.3 SO2 MONITOR SITING EXPERIENCE UNDER THE DATA REQUIREMENTS RULECo-Chair - George Schewe, Principal Meteorologist/Consultant, Trinity Consultants

B5.4 USING PHYSICAL MODELING TO REFINE DOWNWASH INPUTS TO AERMODSergio Guerra, Senior Environmental Engineer, CPP, Inc.; Ron Petersen

B5.5 FORECASTING AND MODELING FOR REGULATORY CHANGESSession Sponsor & Co-Chair - Mitchell Johnson, Sr. Market Analyst, EPIS; Steve Edburg

B6. AIR QUALITY MODELING IIB6.1 THE FUTURE OF AIR MODELING: APPENDIX W CHANGES AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCERichard Hamel, Senior Air Quality Meteorologist, ERM; Mark Garrison, Carlos Szembek, Thomas Wickstrom & Surya Ramaswamy

B6.2 TECHNICAL PROBLEMS WITH THE BUILDING DOWNWASH ALGORITHMS IN AERMODCo-Chair - Ron Petersen, Vice President, CPP, Inc.

B6.3 USE OF CAMX IN EVALUATING IMPACTS FOR THE REGIONAL HAZE RULECo-Chair - Christine Chambers, Principal Consultant, Trinity Consultants; J. Jewell & N. Sule

B6.4 SECONDARY PARTICULATE CONCENTRATION AND AMMONIA LEVELSTamer Alexan, North America Atmospherics Lead, Advisian; Tina Liu

B6.5 AN INNOVATIVE NEW AIR DISINFECTION PROCESS FOR IAQDilip Goswami, Co-Founder and CEO, Molekule; Dr. Yogi Goswami & Jaya Rao

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Thursday | February 9 | 1PM - 3PM

Thursday | February 9 | 3:30PM - 5:30PM

Friday | February 10 | 10AM - 12PM

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B1. CEMS & AIR QUALITYB1.1 PROJECT MANAGEMENT TIPS FOR SUCCESSFUL SOURCE TEST AND RATACo-Chair - Joanne Randall, President, Randall Environmental

B1.2 FLOW STUDY UTILIZING MULTIPLE STYLE MEASURING DEVICESBob Finken, Senior Vice President, Montrose Air Quality Services; Scott R. Miller

B1.3 NEW ADVANCEMENTS IN NOX ANALYZER ELECTRONICS FOR EASIER SERVICINGCo-Chair - Thomas McKarns, Principal, ECO PHYSICS; Matthias Kutter & Ahmad Nabiyar

B1.4 CEMS CLOUD APPLICATIONS FOR DATA SECURITY AND ACCESSNathan Downs, Service Manager, DR DAS LTD; Andrew C. Montz

B1.5 OVERVIEW: CEMS SAMPLE HANDLING SYSTEMS FOR TRS & H2S ODOR MEASUREMENTJeremy Whorton, Applications and Solutions Engineer, Thermo Fisher Scientific

B1.6 INSITU MULTIGAS ANALYZERRavi Narayan, VP of Business Development, MIP Cemtrex, Inc.

B2. CEMS & MATSB2.1 MEASUREMENT VARIABILITY BETWEEN HG SORBENT TRAPS & PROCESS MONITORSCo-Chair - Grant Hilbers, Supervisor - Combustion and Draft Engineering, DTE Energy

B2.2 EPA REFERENCE METHOD UPDATES AFFECTING MERCURY AND AIR TOXIC STANDARDCo-Chair - Rick Krenzke, Project Director, TRC

B2.3 CONTINUOUS MONITORING DATA UNCERTAINTY AND REGULATORY COMPLIANCEJoseph Macak, Vice President & Principal Consultant, Mostardi Platt

B2.4 REAL TIME SO3 MONITORING IN POWER PLANTSDan Kietzer,National Product Manager, SICK, Inc.

B2.5 MERCURY-CONTAINING THERMOSTATS: ANNUAL OUTFLOW MEASUREMENTLisa Skumatz, Principal, SERA- Skumatz Economic Research Associates, Inc

B2.6 TDLS IN COMPACT OEM MODULE TO MEASURE HCL, NH3 OR H2OEmmanuel Thierry, Sales Manager, Axetris; Rui Protasio

B2.7 LOW LEVEL TNMNEOC MEASUREMENTSSucha Parmar, Technical Director, Atmospheric Analysis & Consulting Inc.

B3. REGULATORY UPDATEB3.1 MATS ELECTRONIC REPORTING REQUIREMENTSCo-Chair - David Elam, Vice President - Project Director, TRC

B3.2 OPTIMIZE YOUR CEMS OR SCR FOR COST BENEFITCo-Chair - Kevin Crosby, VP, Technical, Montrose Air Quality Services, LLC

B3.3 GAS TURBINE REGULATORY REGULATIONSBen Sehgal. Training Section, California Air Resources Board

B3.4 A COMPARISON OF PS 15 AND PROCEDURE 1 AND PS 18 AND PROCEDURE 6 Roberto Bosco, Principal Application Engineer, MKS Instruments, Inc.

B3.5 PS 18 COMPLIANCE WITH CAVITY RING-DOWN SPECTROSCOPYJerry Riddle, President, Tiger Optics; Yu Chen

B3.6 NEW GUIDELINE ON AIR QUALITY MODELS AND THE ELECTRIC UTILITY INDUSTRYSergio Guerra, Senior Environmental Engineer, CPP, Inc.

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A7. AIR PROGRAMS & PERMITTINGA7.1 OVERVIEW AND UPDATE OF INTERSTATE TRANSPORT ISSUESRiaz Mohammed, Manager, EEI

A7.2 PM2.5 EMISSION FACTORS FOR NATURAL GAS-FIRED ENGINESSession Sponsor & Co-Chair - Glenn England, Principal Consultant, Ramboll Environ; Jasmine Urisk, CEPEI; Kevin Crosby, Montrose Air Quality Services

A7.3 A PROPOSAL FOR U.S. CLEAN AIR ACT REFORM FOR A GLOBAL WORLDBill Smalling, Attorney, The Law Office of C. William Smalling, PC

A7.4 CRITICAL ISSUES FOR NATURAL GAS POWER PLANT SITING AND LICENSINGCo-Chair - David Shotts, PE, Partner, ERM; Tom Wickstrom

A7.5 AIR PERMITTING CHALLENGES FOR DISTRIBUTED GENERATIONRhiana C. Dornbos, PE, Project Engineer, NTH Consultants, Ltd.; Jeffrey P. Jaros

A7.6 FROM A THEORETICAL AIR PERMIT TO ACTUAL COMPLIANCE – LESSONS LEARNEDMary Hauner-Davis, Manager, Burns & McDonnell; Laura Rose, Old Dominion Electric

A8. WATER & LAND COMPLIANCE A8.1 REGULATORY CHALLENGES ASSOCIATED W/ PERMITTING WASTE CONVERSION TECHCo-Chair - George Namie, Sr. Air Quality Specialist, Leidos

A8.2 IMPLEMENTING NATIONWIDE PERMIT PROGRAM & OTHER PERMITTING STRATEGIESCo-Chair - Valisa Nez, Environmental Regulatory Specialist, Sargent & Lundy, LLC

A8.3 ADVANCES IN GHG MITIGATIONJesse Frederick, Vice President, WZI Inc.

A8.4 SITING, PERMITTING, & OPERATING FACILITIES IN SAGE GROUSE HABITATDavid Batts, Principal, EMPSi – Environmental Management & Planning Solutions, Inc.

A8.5 TIPS FOR SUCCESSFUL GHG DATA REPORT PREPARATION AND VERIFICATIONSSubbarao Nagulapaty, Associate, GHD

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Friday | February 10 | 7:30AM - 9:30AM Wednesday | February 8 | 1PM - 3PM

Friday | February 10 | 10AM - 12PM Wednesday | February 8 | 3:30PM - 5:50PM

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B7. MONITORING, TESTING & HCLB7.1 PREDICTIVE EMISSIONS MONITORING (PEMS) THE NEXT GENERATION Co-chair - David Triebel, President, Durag Group; Richard Hovan

B7.2 CASE STUDIES OF MERCURY SORBENT TRAP SAMPLING AT COAL-FIRED BOILERSDaniel Todd, President, Air Quality Services, LLC

B7.3 EMISSION TESTING ISSUES AND INNOVATIONSCo-chair - Kevin Crosby, VP-Technical, Montrose Air Quality Services, LLC

B7.4 A COST/BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF HCL CEMSJerry Riddle, President, Tiger Optics; Ed Burgher, Lisa Bergson & Yu Chen

B7.5 MEASURING HCL USING HOT/WET EXTRACTIVE FTIR CEMSJim Cornish, Sales & Support Manager, Gasmet Technologies

B7.6 PEOPLE-SPECIFIC HEALTH ASSESSMENT & CHARACTERIZATION BY INDOOR AQJong-Ryeul Sohn, Professor, Korea University; Hyeon-Ju Oh, Woobae Chi, Nana Jeong

B8. AIR QUALITY - FENCELINE MONITORINGB8.1 CONSIDERATIONS FOR SUCCESFULLY DEPLOYING REAL-TIME PHOTOMETRIC SYSTEMS FOR FENCELINE MONITORING - Co-chair - Robert Anderson, TSI Inc.; Scott Norman, Tim Johnson

B8.2 DEMONSTRATION OF WORLD’S MOST COMPREHENSIVE FENCELINE MONITORING NETWORK USING OPEN-PATH FTIR - Matthew McCormick, IMACC, LLC; Ralph Brewer,Robert Spellicy & Troy Boley

B8.3 DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING PERIMETER AIR MONITORING PROGRAMSCo-chair - Melissa McLaughlin, Project Manager, AECOM; Leo Gendron, AECOM

B8.4 AIR QUALITY CONSIDERATIONS FOR POWER PLANT SITING AND DEVELOPMENTKarin Fickerson, Program Director, ERM

B8.5 OPTICAL TECHNOLOGY FOR TRACKING TURBULENCE, VISIBILITY & HAZARDOUS WINDJames Shinkle, Optical Scientific; Dr. Ting-i Wang, Sung Kim & Donn Williams

B4. PM, CEMSB4.1 DIGITAL OPACITY SUCCESS STORIESShawn Dolan, President, Virtual Technology, LLC; Scot Hicks

B4.2 PM10/2.5 EMISSIONS FROM GAS-FIRED BOILERS & HEATERSCo-chair - Glenn England, Ramboll Environ; Astin & Benson, Woods Cross; Croghan, Montrose

B4.3 QUARTERLY PM TESTING: UPGRADING TO PM CEMSJohn Brown, PCME Sales Manager, Altech PCME

B4.4 PM CEMS VS PM CPMSCo-chair - Robert Baxter, President, B3 Systems, Inc.

B4.5 COMPLIANCE STRATEGY FOR USING PM MONITORS AS A CPMSRick Krenzke, Project Director, TRC Companies, Inc.

B4.6 PORTABLE DEVICE FOR WIDE RANGE AEROSOL SIZE DISTRIBUTIONSMarkus Pesch, Technical Director, GRIMM Arosol GmbH & Co. KG; Volker Ziegler

B5. MODELING & 1-HOUR SO2B5.1 STRATEGIES TO DEAL W/ MONITORED EXCEEDANCES WHEN AERMOD CAN’T BE USEDCo-chair - Ron Petersen, Vice President, CPP, Inc.

B5.2 1-HOUR SO2 AREA DESIGNATION IN THE VICINITY OF A COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTSalahuddin Mohammad, Senior Engineer, Golder Associates Inc.; Kennard F. Kosky

B5.3 SO2 1-HOUR DESIGNATION MODELING – WHY DO YOUR OWN?George Schewe, Principal Consultant & Meteorologist, Trinity Consultants

B5.4 1-HOUR SO2 COMPLIANCE CHALLENGESCo-chair - Jeffrey Hanson, Senior Manager - Environmental Services, Alliant Energy Corp

B5.5 MODELING EMISSION RATES OF SO2 FOR AREA DESIGNATIONS FOR 1-HR SO2Moha Parikh, Project Manager, CH2M; Don Caniparoli

B6. MODELING B6.1 REVISIONS TO THE TIER-2 AND TIER-3 NO2 MODELING REFINEMENTSRichard Hamel, Senior Project Manager, Environmental Resources Management; Mark Garrison, Technical Fellow

B6.2 SOURCE CHARACTERIZATION REFINEMENTS FOR DISPERSION MODELING APPSCo-chair - Robert Paine, Associate Vice President, AECOM; Mary Kaplan

B6.3 SINGLE-SOURCE PHOTOCHEM. MODELING FOR PSD PERMITTING FOR OZONE & PMCo-chair - Krish Vijayaraghavan, Ramboll Environ; Ralph Morris

B6.4 EXPERIENCE WITH THE SCICHEM MODELJason Reed, Meteorologist, SLR Intl. Corp.; Bruce Macdonald & Matt Porter

ROOM 2 ROOM 2 Thursday | February 4 | 10AM - 12PM Friday | February 5 | 7:30AM - 9:30AM

Thursday | February 4 | 1PM - 3PM

Thursday | February 4 | 3:30PM - 5:30PM

Friday | February 5 | 10AM - 12PM

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B1. CEMS & AIR QUALITYB1.1 FIELD EVALUATION OF AN FTIR CEMS AGAINST PS-15, PS-18 AND PROCEDURE 6Steve Gibbons, Business Development Manager, ABB Inc.; Jim Peeler, Emission Monitoring

B1.2 COMPARISON OF NO2 MONITORING AND MODELING CONCENTRATIONS FOR CTSSalahuddin Mohammad, Senior Engineer, Golder Associates Inc.; Kennard F. Kosky

B1.3 EMISSIONS MONITORING BEST MGMT PRACTICES: IS YOUR SYSTEM A CADILLAC OR A VW?Co-chair - Matthew DeSorbo, Senior Project Manager, Tetra Tech, Inc.; Lynn Gresock

B1.4 MULTI MODULE BAGHOUSE LEAK DETECTOR IMPLEMENTATIONCo-chair - John Brown, PCME Sales Manager, Altech PCME

B1.5 EPA PROTOCOL GAS ACCURACY & TRACEABILITYAlbert Guitjens, U.S. Market Segment Manager - Automotive & Power Generation Air Liquide America Specialty Gases, LLC

B2. CEMS & HG B2.1 MATERIALS SELECTION ON CONTINUOUS EMISSIONS MONITORING OF REACTIVE GASESRoberto Bosco, Principal Applications Engineer, MKS Instruments, Inc.; Peter Zemek

B2.2 A CHEMILUMINESCENCE NOX ANALYZER WITH A DIFFERENCECo-chair - Steve Gibbons, Business Development Manager, ABB Inc.

B2.3 RELIABLE HG EMISSIONS MEASUREMENTS: CEMS, PROCESS ANALYZERS, & PEMSCo-chair - Sharon Sjostrom, CPO, ADA-ES; C. Senior, E. Zipp, C. Wilson & D. Montano

B2.4 SUCCESSFUL MATS CEMS UPGRADE CASE STUDY AT A CITY OF FREMONT UNIT #8 Brian Petermann, Sega, Inc.; Thomas, Teledyne ML; Nielsen, Fagen; Boothe, City of Fremont

B2.5 PORTABLE MERCURY EMISSIONS MONITORING Alvin Chua, International Sales Manager, Nippon Instruments Corporation

B3. EPA REGULATORY UPDATEB3.1 EGRID2012 - NEW DATA, RENEWED FOCUSTravis Johnson, Environmental Protection Specialist, U.S. EPA; Jeremy Schreifels, US EPA

B3.2 MATS ECMPS REPORTING UPDATECharles R. Frushour II, Clean Air Markets Division, U.S. EPA

I3.3 IMPLEMENTING U.S EPA’S 316(B) RULESean Ramach, Environmental Scientist, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

I3.4 GAS TURBINES SUB 2PPM NOX : TECH. FEASIBILITY & SAMPLING UNCERTAINTIES Ben Shegal, Air Resources Board

A7. PERMITS & COMPLIANCEA7.1 PERMITTING CHALLENGES FOR A COMBINED CYCLE COMBUSTION TURBINEDwain Kincaid, Senior Env. Consultant, Air Quality Services, LLC

A7.2 COMPLIANCE WITH PERMITS DOES NOT PREVENT CIVIL SUITS UNDER STATE LAWCo-chair - Michael McMenus, Senior Process Specialist, Kiewit Engineering & Design Co.

A7.3 NEW OEHHA TOXICS GUIDELINES, EFFECTS ON AB2588, AND PERMITTINGGregory Wolffe, Principal , Yorke Engineering, LLC; Judith Yorke

A7.4 BOILER MACT IMPLEMENTATION – RECORDKEEPING AND DATA MANAGEMENTKarin Greenacre, Senior Project Manager, TRC Companies, Inc.

A7.5 CITIZEN SCIENCE CAMPAIGN: SPOT THE SMOKEShawn Dolan, President, Virtual Technology, LLC; Randi Ryan, Sustainable Skys

A7.6 THE CCR RULE AND CORRECTIVE ACTION: PLAN NOW TO SAVE LATERCo-chair - Katie Bland, Senior Enviro. Engineer, Burns & McDonnell; John Hesemann

A8. PERMITTING, AIR POLICY & REGULATIONSA8.1 YOUR PROPOSED SIMPLE- OR COMBINED-CYCLE FACILITY AIR PERMIT Co-chair - Mary Hauner-Davis, Manager - Air/Noise, Burns & McDonnell; Minda Nelson

A8.2 PERMITTING - MORE THAN PSD AND NPDES PERMITS...Joseph Takats, Environmental Consultant, WorleyParsons Group Ltd; Jack Senthilvel

A8.3 REVIEW OF GHG BACT DETERMINATIONS FOR GAS TURBINESCo-chair - George Lipka, Consulting Engineer, Tetra Tech, Inc.

A8.4 GREENHOUSE GAS CHALLENGES FOR NEW GAS TURBINE-BASED PLANTSTerrance Unrein, Associate Manager, Luminate, LLC

A8.5 COMPARISON US/EU REGULATIONS ON AIR POLLUTANTS FROM LARGE FOSSIL FUEL POWER PLANTSEric Joos, Expert, Electricité de France (EDF)

A8.6 HEALTH IMPACT ASSESSMENT - TOOL FOR MANAGING PROJECT’S NON-TECHNICAL RISKScott Weaver, Partner, ERM; Sharon Quiring CIH & Kristina Mitchell

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Thursday | February 4 | 7:30AM - 9:30AM

Friday | February 5 | 7:30AM - 9:30AM Wednesday | February 3 | 1PM - 3PM

Friday | February 5 | 10AM - 12PM Wednesday | February 3 | 3:30PM - 5:30PM