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scapa and related meeting agenda items

SCAPA Agenda. I.SCAPA WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONSA . Introductions and Review of Meeting Agenda (Cliff Glantz)1230-1255B.Welcome and Update on DOE NA-41 Activities (Dave Freshwater) 1255-1300C. SCAPA Year in Review (Carl Mazzola)1300-1310D. What's New with the SCAPA Website? (Cliff Glantz)1310-1315

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scapa and related meeting agenda items

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    1. SCAPA and Related Meeting Agenda Items Cliff Glantz Pacific Northwest National Laboratory cliff.glantz@pnl.gov 509-375-2166

    2. SCAPA Agenda I. SCAPA WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS A . Introductions and Review of Meeting Agenda (Cliff Glantz) 1230-1255 B. Welcome and Update on DOE NA-41 Activities (Dave Freshwater) 1255-1300 C. SCAPA Year in Review (Carl Mazzola) 1300-1310 D. What’s New with the SCAPA Website? (Cliff Glantz) 1310-1315    -- SCAPA MEETING JOINT SESSIONS (II, III, and IV) WITH THE HASC AND DMCC --   II. SELECTED CONSEQUENCE, HAZARDS, AND SOURCE TERM TOPICS -- PART 2 A . Source Term Characterization Activities (Michele Wolfgram) 1315-1320 B. Leak Path Factor Source, Use and Development (Chuck Rives) 1320-1340 C. Accounting for the Non-Respirable Source Term (Wayne Davis) 1340-1400 D Is Heavy Gas Modeling Necessary? (Wayne Davis) 1400-1420   EARLY-AFTERNOON BREAK 1420-1440  

    3. SCAPA Agenda (cont) III. CONSEQUENCE ASSESSMENT MODELING A. SCAPA Software Quality Assurance Guidance (Cliff Glantz) 1440-1455 B. SCAPA Consequence Assessment Modeling Toolbox (Cliff Glantz) 1455-1505 C. Briefing Versions of NARAC Products… (John Nasstrom) 1505-1525 D. NOAA HYSPLIT and Emergency Response (Kirk Clawson) 1525-1540 IV. BIOSAFETY A. Biosafety Working Group Accomplishments (Frank Roberto) 1540-1550 B. HPAC as a Biosafety Modeling Tool (Frank Roberto) 1550-1610 C. TEEL Development for Biotoxins (Jayne-Anne Bond) 1610-1630 LATE-AFTERNOON BREAK 1630-1645

    4. SCAPA Agenda (cont) V. CHEMICAL EXPOSURES AND CHEMICAL MIXTURES A. PAC/TEEL Development and Review (Doug Craig and P. Lu) 1645-1705 B. Review of the TEEL Development Process (Richard Thomas) 1705-1725 C. Chemical Mixture Methodology Update (R. Petrocchi and X. Yu) 1725-1745   VI. SCAPA WRAP UP A. The EMISIG Meeting and Working Group Schedule (C. Glantz) 1745-1755 B. Closing Remarks (Dave Freshwater) 1755-1800 C. Adjournment 1800    EMI SIG ICEBREAKER 1800-2000

    5. Working Group Agenda Tuesday 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM: Source Term Working Group (location: tentatively set for the Rainbow Room) 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM: NARAC User’s Group (Rainbow Room) 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM: Consequence Assessment Working Group (Rainbow Room) 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM: SCAPA Dinner Wednesday 7:00 AM – 8 AM: Biosafety Working Group (Rainbow Room) 11:30 AM – 1 PM: TEEL Advisory Group (TAG) invitation only (Rainbow Room)

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