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In Instructors: :

• Katie Deheer, CDM Smith (DeheerK@cdmsmith.com)
• Doug Cushing, CDM Smith (cushingdl@cdmsmith.com)
• Souhail Al-Abed, EPA Office of Research and Development (al-abed.souhail@epa.gov)
• James Rice, ICF International Inc. (James.Rice@icf.com)

Mo Modera rators: rs:

• James Rice, ICF International Inc. (James.Rice@icf.com)
• Jean M Balent, US EPA Technology Innovation and Field Services Division (Balent.jean@epa.gov)

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Welcome to the Mining and Mineral Processing Workshop Series

Session 1 October 2 Site Characterization (recording available) Session 2 October 9 Emergency Management (recording available) Session 3 October 16 Innovative Technologies and Strategies (recording available) Session 4 October 23 Big Data Today!

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Why are mining and mineral processing sites challenging?

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• Robust CSMs require innovative characterization tools
• Response actions must address unique issues like wildfires and impoundment releases
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• Large and complex data sets must be managed for effective use

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• Jim Rice, ICF