United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
Grants Administration
Division (PM-216)
Washington, DC 20460
EPA-GAD/1-79-02
April-September 1979
Research, Demonstration,
Training, and Fellowship
Awards
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SOURCES OF INFORMATION ON EPA GRANTS AWARDED, REPORTS
GENERATED BY GRANTS AND OTHER GRANT RELATED MATERIALS
Research, Demonstration, Training, and Fellowship Awards
Section I lists research, demonstration, training, and
fellowship awards by State, program, and grantee name.
Each record provides applicant name, municipality, program
element, title, project director, grant identification
number, type of grant award, date and dollar amount of
award. Section II contains brief project descriptions for
research and demonstration projects administered by Head-
quarters and is arranged in ascending order by the grant
identification number. An index is provided for cross-
referencing the information between Sections I and II.
1st Half of FY 1977 (October 1976 - March 1977)
EPA-GAD/ 1-78-01, NTIS Number PB278942, price $7.25
2nd Half of FY 1977 (April 1977 - September 1977)
EPA-GAD/ 1-78-02, NTIS Number PB283959, price $21.50
1st Half of FY 1978 (October 1977 - March 1978)
EPA-GAD/ 1-78-03, NTIS Number PB289857, price $9.00
2nd Half of FY 1978 (April - September 1978)
EPA-GAD/ 1-78-02
State and Local Grant Awards
Lists all State and Local Assistance Awards by State, by
program, and by grantee name. Format the same as for
Research, Demonstration, Training and Fellowship Awards
listed above.
1st Half of FY 1977 (Octover 1976 - March 1977)
EPA-GAD/ 2-78-01, OTIS Number PB279888 price $11.75
2nd Half of FY 1977 (April 1977 - September 1977)
EPA-GAD/ 2-78-02, NTIS Number PB282687, price $15.25
1st Half of FY 1978 (October 1977 - March 1978)
EPA-GAD/ 2-78-03, NTIS Number and price to be assigned.
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2nd Half of FY 1978 (April - September 1978)
EPA-GAD/ 2-79-01
1st Half of FY 1979 (October 1978 - March 1979)
EPA-GAD/ 2-79-02
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Awards Register. Grants Assistance Programs of EPA
Volume I. Section I lists research, demonstration, training
and fellowship awards by State, program, and grantee
name. Each record provides applicant name, munici-
pality, program element, title, project director,
Grant Identification Number, type of grant award,
date and dollar amount of award. Section II contains
brief project descriptions for research and demonstra-
tion projects administered by Headquarters and is
arranged in ascending order by the Grant Identification
Number. An Index 1s provided for cross-referencing the
information between Sections I and II. Section III is
a cross-walk for use 1n Identifying the program/subprogram
area of a grant in accordance with classifications of
our Office of Research and Development.
1st Half of FY 1976 (July 1975 - December 1975)
EPA-GAD/1-76-001, NTIS Number PB252893, price $5.25
2nd Half of FY 1976 (January 1976 - June 1976)
EPA-GAD/1-76-003, NTIS Number PB260742, price $9.00
Transition Quarter of FY 1976 (July 1976 - September 1976)
EPA-GAD/1-76-005, NTIS Number PB275407/AS, price $8.00
1st Half of FY 1975 (July 1974 - December 1974)
EPA-GAD/1-75-001, NTIS Number PB241476, price $5.25,
Microfiche, $3.00
2nd Half of FY 1975 (January 1975 - June 1975)
EPA-GAD/1-75-003, NTIS Number PB245575, price $10.75,
Microfiche $3.00
Volume II. Lists all State and Local Assistance Awards by State,
by program, and by grantee name. Contents and format
the same as for Volume I, Section I.
1st Half of FY W7.6 (July 1975 - December 1975)
EPA-GAD/1-76-002, NTIS Number PB253091, price $11.00
2nd Half of FY 1976 (January 1976 - June 1976)
EPA-GAD/1-76-004, NTIS Number PB261980, price $11.00
Transition Quarter of FY 1976 (July 1976 - September 1976)
EPA-GAD/1-76-006, NTIS Number PB275408/AS, Price $9.00
111.
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Awards Register; Volume II. Continued
1st Half of FY 1975 (July 1974 - December 1974)
EPA-6AD/1-75-002, NTIS Number PB241400, price $9.00,
Microfiche, $3.00.
2nd Half of FY 1975 (January 1975 - June 1975)
EPA-GAD/1-75-004, NTIS Number PB245576, price $11.75,
Microfiche, $3.00.
Awards Register. Grants Assistance Programs of EPA
Fiscal Year 1974 (July 1973 - June 1974)
Volume I. Lists all awards in Fiscal Year 1974 except Waste
Water Treatment Construction and Waste Water Treatment
Reimbursement Awards. NTIS N-mber PB238370, price
$8.00, microfiche, $3.00.
Volume II. Lists only Waste Water Treatment Construction Awards
in Fiscal Year 1974. NTIS Number PB238371, price
$9.25, microfiche, $3.00.
Volume III. Lists only Waste Water Treatment Reimbursement Awards
in Fiscal Year 1974. NTIS Number PB238372, price
$9.00, microfiche, $3.00.
Awards Register. Grants Assistance Programs of EPA
Fiscal Year 1973 (July 1972 - June 1973)
The format of this publication has the Initial sort
by State. Each entry includes grantee Identification,
program area, grant title, grant number, award date,
and dollar amount. Environmental Protection Agency
220/1-73-004, NTIS Number PB229827, price $15.25,
microfiche $3.00.
The above publications can be purchased from:
National Technical Information Service (NTIS)
Department of Commerce
5285 Port Royal Road
Springfield, Virginia 22161
(703) 557-4650
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Awards Register. Grants Assistance Programs of EPA
Fiscal Year 1972 (July 1971 - June 1972)
This publication 1s currently out of print. It 1s
available for reference at all EPA libraries and
at EPA Headquarters, Grants Administration Division,
401 M Street SU, Washington, D.C.
v.
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FEDERAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
This publication Includes descriptive information about
Environmental Protection Agency assistance programs reprinted
from the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance, which was
prepared for the (37fice of Management and Budget. Similar
information on programs of all Federal agencies is included
in the Catalog which is available from the Superintendent
of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.
20420 for $18.00 and includes changes as Issued. It 1s also
available for public use in Federal Depository Libraries.
Copies of this publication may be obtained from the
Environmental Protection. Agency, Grants Operations Branch,
Grants Administration Division (PM-216), Office of Planning
and Management, Washington, D.C. 20460.
NOTE: All of the preceeding publications are available for
examination at the Grants Administration Division
and Library of EPA Headquarters and each Regional
office.
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OTHER GRANT-RELATED INFORMATION
A brief summary of a grant project 1s available on the
majority of research and demonstration grants.
These summaries are available for projects that have received
Federal funding. In rare Instances, a grant application may contain
privileged information and 1s so designated. For these, only the
award data, such as grant number, applicant name, organization,
location, grant title, amount awarded, and award date is available.
Other information may be available depending on the particular
circumstances.
The Smithsonian Science Information Exchange (SSIE), room
300, 1730 M Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036, receives a
copy of the summary of a grant and makes it available to the
public on a fee basis. The cost of a print-out, if the Agency
is identified and the grant or contract number Is provided,
costs $2.00 per grant number with a $10.00 minimum fee. A
search on a subject (topic) 1s $60.00 per search service for
1 to 50 titles, and an additional charge of 25$ per title.
A search on the investigator's name can also be performed. All
inquiries and requests for this service should be addressed to
SSIE or phone (202) 381-4211.
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REPORTS GENERATED BY GRANT SUPPORTED PROJECTS
Final reports and other program reports generated by grant
supported projects are published and made available 1f merited.
Final report Information is available from the following program
offices:
For solid waste management and resource recovery:
Publication and Distribution Unit
Office of Solid Waste Management
Environmental Protection Agency
Cincinnati, Ohio 45268
For air pollution control:
Library MD-35
Environmental Protection Agency
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27711
For pesticide publications:
Information Section WH-569
Office of Pesticide Programs
Environmental Protection Agency
401 M Street SW
Washington, D.C. 20460
For other research and demonstration projects:
Technology Transfer Staff
Office of Research and Development
Environmental Protection Agency
Cincinnati, Ohio 45268
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EPA REPORTS BIBLIOGRAPHY QUARTERLY SUPPLEMENT
(sponsored by Library Systems Branch)
The EPA Cumulative Bibliography^l970 1976 published in December 1976
(NTIS Number PB265920, price quUe obtained from NTIS) contains a
bibliographic citation with abstracts for reports generated by EPA
and its predecessor agencies and entered into the NTIS collection
through 1976. Access points to this information are by Report Title;
Subject (keyword); Corporate or Personal Author; Contract Number; and
Accession/Report Number.
Beginning in March 1977, quarterly update supplements will be published
listing and indexing EPA technical reports and journal articles entered
into the NTIS collection during the preceding quarter. An additional
index titled "Sponsoring EPA Office" is included as well. The fourth
quarterly issue will cumulate and become the annual index for the year.
To order documents or subscriptions, contact the National Technical
Information Service, 5285 Port Royal Road, Springfield, Virginia 22161.
Do not order from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. If what
you have ordered is in stock on hand, you should receive your order
within two weeks after it arrives at NTIS. If what you have ordered
must be reproduced from a microform, or if all the paper copies have
been sold and reprints are in process, you should receive your order
within four to six weeks. Infrequently, orders may be further delayed
by a contractor's inability to deliver to NTIS. You will be notified
if such a delay is expected.
The EPA Reports Bibliography Quarterly Supplement series is available
on annual subscription from NTIS at a cost of $45.00 for North
American Continent users (single copies, when available, are $12.50
each). For those outside the North American Continent, please write
NTIS for prices.
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The following EPA libraries maintain for reference purposes completed
sets of EPA reports on microfiche.
Region I Library
Room 2211-B, JFK Federal Bldg.
Boston, Massachusetts 02203
National Marine Water Quality Lab
P. 0. Box 277
West Kingston, Rhode Island 02892
Region II Library
26 Federal Plaza
New York, New York
10007
Region II Field Office Library
Edison, New Jersey 08817
Region III Library
Curtis Bldg., 6th & Walnut Streets
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19106
Headquarters Library, Room 2404 WSM
401 M Street, S.W.
Washington, D.C. 20460
Region IV Library
345 Courtland Street, N.E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30308
Library Services MD-35
Research Triangle Park
North Carolina 27711
Southeast Environmental Research Lab
College Station Road
Athens, Georgia 30601
Gulf Breeze Laboratory
Sabine Island, Bldg. 29
Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561
Region V Library
230 Dearborn Street, Rm. 1455-A
Chicago, Illinois 60604
Environmental Research Center Library
26 West St. Clair Street
Cincinnati, Ohio 45268
Environmental Research Lab-Duluth
6201 Congdon Boulevard
Duluth, Minnesota 55804
Region VI Library
First International Bldg.
1201 Elm Street
Dallas, Texas 75270
Robert S. Kerr Environmental Research
Laboratory
P. 0. Box 1198
Ada, Oklahoma 74820
Region VII Library
1735 Baltimore Avenue, Room 249
Kansas City, Missouri 64108
Region VIII Library, 8M-ASL
1860 Lincoln Street
Denver, Colorado 80203
National Field Investigation Center
Room A-1209, Bldg. 53
Box 25227, Denver Federal Center
Denver, Colorado 80225
Region IX Library
100 California Street
San Francisco, California
94111
National Environmental Research Center
P. 0. Box 15027
Las Vegas, Nevada 89114
Region X Library
1200 Sixth Avenue
Seattle, Washington
98101
National Environmental Research Center
200 S.W. 35th Street
Corvallis, Oregon 97330
X.
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GRANT NUMBER STATE
800665-135 WA
601724-010 PA
603396-018 CA
603602*050 MN
803660-035 TX
803814-033 TX
603814-034 TX
603851-037 MN
803893-032 Ft
803893.Q33 FL
803953-025 GA
803983-034 HI
804033-035 WA
804152-034 AK
804166-032 OH
804354-017 NY
804366-025 CA
804395-034 MO
804430-033 NC
804430-034 NC
804458-022 FL
804477-024 GA
804499-023 6A
804539.040 FC
604541-022 FL
604546-031 CA
PROGRAM
RESEARCH
DEMONSTRATION
DEMONSTRATION
DEMONSTRATION
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
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RESEARCH
DEMONSTRATION
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
APPLICANT
WASHINGTON, UNIV, OF
WARREN CNTY. SOLID HASTE AUTH.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CITY OF
ST. PAUL METRO. WASTE CONTROL COMM.
TEXAS, UNIV. OF
TEXAS, UNIV. OF
TEXAS, UNIV, OF
MINNESOTA, UNIV, OF
MIAMI, UNIV, OF
MIAMI, UNIV, OF
GEORGIA INST OF TECH
HAWAII, UNIV. OF
WASHINGTON STATE UNIV,
ALASKA, UNIV, OF
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL RES, FDN.
NEW YORK STATE DEPT, OF ENVRN, CONSERV
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
WASHINGTON UNIV,
NORTH CAROLINA, UNIV, OF
NORTH CAROLINA, UNIV, OF
WEST FLORIDA, UNIV. OF
GEORGIA STATE UNIV,
FORT VALLEY STATE COLLESE
MEDICAL RE8 I OCCUP HLTH, INST FOR
WEST FLORIDA, UNIV, OF
CALIFORNIA, UNIV, OF
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GRANT NUMBER
004554.017
604563-032
804577-031
804585-022
801588-013
804594-012
804600-033
804612-031
804613-040
804617-012
804620-024
804641-013
804647-026
804683-020
804686-022
804687-014
804691-011
804696-013
804733-021
804736-015
804743-030
804750-024
804763-020
804764-032
804611-021
804620-032
STATE
MA
NY
NC
NE
WA
PA
MN
OH
OK
UT
CA
FC
LA
PA
MI
Ml
MN
MA
OH
MN
NY
OR
PA
OR
NC
NY
PROGRAM
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
DEMONSTRATION
DEMONSTRATION
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
APPLICANT
ARTHUR D. LITTLE* INC,
MANHATTAN COLLEGE
NORTH CAROLINA, UNIV, OF
CREI6HTON UNIV,
WASHINGTON, UNIV. or
PENNSYLVANIA, UNIV, OF
MINNESOTA, UNIV, OF
OHIO STATE UNIV, RES, FDN,
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV,
UTAH STATE DIVISION OF HEALTH
CHINO BASIN MUN, MATER DIST,
INSTITUTE POR MEDICAL, RES,
NEW ORLEANS, UNIV, OF
ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES
MICHIGAN, UNIV. OF
WISCONSIN DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES
WASECA, CITY OF
WELLESLEY, TOWN OF
CINCINNATI' UNIV, OF
MINNESOTA, UNIV, OF
NEW YORK STATE DEPT, OF HEALTH
OREGON GRAD. CTR, FOR STUDY ft RES,
DREXEL UNIV,
PORTLAND STATE UNIV,
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV,
RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INST,
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SRANT NUMBER STATE
804836-022 NJ
604847-036 OK
004847*027 OK
804666*011 MO
804694-012 MD
804696.012 OK
804897-012 CA
804900-015 NY
804900-016 NY
804902-012 IN
804906-014 NY
804917-040 NC
804917-041 NC
804921-031 CO
804932-031 CT
804943-031 DE
804953-032 MN
804976-030 LA
804979-040 NC
804996-033 MN
805008-030 OH
805005-012 NV
805046-013 MI
805059-012 MY
805110-021 LA
805117-013 OM
PROGRAM
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
DEMONSTRATION
DEMONSTRATION
DEMONSTRATION
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
DEMONSTRATION
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
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RESEARCH
DEMONSTRATION
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
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RESEARCH
RESEARCH
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RESEARCH
RESEARCH
APPLICANT
PRINCETON UNIV.
OKLAHOMA STATE UNJV,
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV.
MARYLAND, UNIV, OF
BALTIMORE* CITY OF
OKLAHOMA CONSERVATION COMM.
EAST BAY REGIONAL PARK DIST.
CORNELL UNIV,
CORNELL UNIV,
EVANSVlLLEr CITY OF
NEW YORK STATE DEPT. OF ENVRN, CON8ERV
NORTH CAROLINA, UNlV, OF
NORTH CAROLINA, UNlV, OF
COLORADO STATE UNIV.
SUM INST FOR MATH AND SOCIETY (SIMS)
E.I. DUPONT DE MENOURS & CO., INC.
MINNESOTA, UNIV. OF
LOUISIANA STATE UNlV. & A&M COLLEGE
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INST,
MINNESOTA, UNIV, OF
OHIO STATE UNIV,
NEVADA, UNIV, OF
MICHIGAN STATE UNIV,
WYOMING, UNIV, OF
TUUANE UNIV,
DAYTON, UNIV, OF
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GRANT NUMBER
805141-021
805143-030
805150-030
805175-013
805183-030
805164-030
805189.013
805210-030
805222-022
805229-030
805239-030
805242-011
805263-011
805282-013
805284-011
905292-030
805293-020
805293-030
805297-030
805305-012
805313-030
805318-020
805319-030
805325-021
805329-030
805339-030
STATE
IL
KY
FC
MD
CO
NC
OH
OR
NY
NY
NY
OK
HA
OR
MO
TX
IL
IL
MO
GA
MA
AZ
UT
IL
CO
• •, >*
MI
PROGRAM
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
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RESEARCH
RESEARCH
DEMONSTRATION
RESEARCH
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RESEARCH
RESEARCH
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APPLICANT
IIT RESEARCH INST.
KENTUCKY, UNIV. OF
TORONTO, UNIV. Of
MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE, UNIV. OF
COLORADO STATE UNIV.
NORTH CAROLINA, UNIV. OF
FARM BUREAU DEVELOPMENT CORP.
OREGON STATE UNIV,
DUDLEY OBSERVATORY
MANHATTAN COLLEGE
NEM YORK UNIV.
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV,
WASHINGTON, UNIV. OF
OREGON STATE UNIV,
MISSOURI DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES
BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
ILLINOIS, UNIV, OF
ILLINOIS, UNIV. OF
MISSOURI, UNIV, Of
GEORGIA, UNIV. OF
WASHINGTON, UNIV, OF
ARIZONA, UNIV. (HLTH SCI CTR)
UTAH STATE UNIV,
OEPAUL UNIV,
COLORADO STATE UNjV,
MICHIGAN, UNIV. OF
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GRANT NUMBER
805340-020
605342-021
805571-020
605391-030
805400-030
805403-020
805407-021
805410-030
805417-012
805418-012
805419-030
805420-030
805429-030
805431-031
805436-012
805436-020
805443-014
605443-020
905445-014
805453-020
805455-030
805456-020
805469-012
605476-030
805488-011
805493-017
STATE
LA
MA
NH
MT
FL
KS
OR
CA
DC
CA
OK
MA
MO
IL
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
AR
KS
CT
SC
IL
RI
MA
PROGRAM
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APPLICANT
GULF SOUTH RES. INST.
WASHINGTON STATE UNIV.
MANCHESTER WATER HORKS
MONTANA STATE UNlV,
FLORIDA* UNIV. OF
KANSAS STATE UNIV,
OREGON STATE UNIV.
CALIFORNIA* UNIV. OF
UNITED STATES DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE
WOODWARD CLYDE CONSULTANTS
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV.
WHEATON COLLEGE
MISSOURI* UNIV, OF
ILLINOIS. UNIV, MEDICAL CTR.
HEIDELBERG COLLEGE
HEIDELBERG COLLEGE
CINCINNATI* CITY OF
CINCINNATI* CITY OF
CINCINNATI* UNIV. OF
ARKANSAS STATE GAME I FISH COMM
KANSAS* UNIV, OF (CTR FOR RES)
YALE UNIV.
CHARLESTON, COLLEGE OF
ILLINOIS* UNIV, OF
RHODE ISLAND* UNIV, OF
NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES STEERING COMM.
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GRANT NUMBER
605497-020
805497-021
005527*020
605532-030
605552-030
605563-020
805565-012
805571-020
605595-030
805612-022
805621-012
805624-021
605624-030
605629-014
605636-012
805637-020
805643-020
805655-020
805655-021
805661-015
805665-012
805678-011
805680-020
805689-020
805693-020
805725-030
STATE
FL
PL
MA
CA
HA
HI
HI
OH
NC
MA
MI
MI
MI
IL
MT
PA
OH
FL
FL
AK
NV
MN
CA
DC
OH
CO
PROGRAM
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
DEMONSTRATION
DEMONSTRATION
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
APPLICANT
FLORIDA* UNIV. OF
FLORIDA. UNIV. OF
WASHINGTON STATE UNIV.
CALIFORNIA, UNIV, OF
MASSACHUSETTS iNSTt OF TECH.
MICHIGAN STATE UNIV.
MICHIGAN TECH, UNIV,
OHIO AGR. RES » OEV. CTR,
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV.
MASSACHUSETTS* UNIV. OF
MICHIGAN, UNIV. OF
MICHIGAN STATE UNIV,
MICHIGAN STATE UNIV,
CHICAGO METRO, SAN. DIST.
MONTANA STATE UNIV.
DREXEL UNIV.
OHIO STATE UNIV,
REEDY CREEK IMPROVEMENT DIST,
REEDY CREEK IMPROVEMENT OIST
WAINNRIGHT, CITY OF
NEVADA MENTAL HEALTH INST.
MINNESOTA* UNIV, OF
CALIFORNIA. UNIV, OF
HOWARD UNIV.
CINCINNATI, UNIV. OF
DENVER, UNIV, OF
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BH*NT NUMBER STATE
805730-020 HI
805731-012 AZ
805738-020 PA
605748-012 PA
805753-012 WA
805762-020 FL
805768-011 IL
805774-020 OR
805781-012 NY
805785-010 NY
805788-020 CA
805788-021 CA
805788-022 CA
805789-011 LA
805704-020 IL
805795-012 MA
805796-020 MI
805809-020 WA
805812-020 OH
805812-022 OH
605819-020 PA
805822-011 TX
805827-020 NJ
805640-020 OH
805843-020 NC
805846-020 *A
PROGRAM
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
DEMONSTRATION
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
DEMONSTRATION
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
DEMONSTRATION
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
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RESEARCH
RESEARCH
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RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
APPLICANT
MICHIGAN STATE UNIV.
ARIZONA, UNIV. OF
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV.
GENERAL BATTERY CORP.
WASHINGTON, UNIV. OF
FLORIDA, UNIV. OF
METAL FINISHERS FDN.
OREGON STATE UNIV.
CORNELL UNIV.
NEW YORK STATE OEPT, OF ENVRN, CON8ERV
JOHN MUIR INST. FOR ENVRN. STUDIES
JOHN MUIR INST, FOR ENVRN, STUDIES
JOHN MUIR INST, FOR ENVRN. STUDIES
LOUISIANA STATE UNIV. I A&M COLLEGE
IIT RESEARCH INST.
BOSTON, CITY OF
MICHIGAN, UNIV. OF
WASHINGTON, STATE OF
BATTELLE MEMORIAL INST,
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806705-010
806707-010
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606771-010
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RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE
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JEFFERSON PARISH DEPT OF PUBLIC UTIL
JEFFERSON PARISH OEPT OF PUBLIC UTlL
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IIT RESEARCH INST.
IDAHO DEPT OF HEALTH t WELFARE
OKLAHOMA, UNIV, OF
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806934-010
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NEW ORLEANS, CITY Of
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NEW HAMPSHIRE BUREAU OF OCCUP HEALTH
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BOISE, CITY OF
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AKRON, CITY OF (HEALTH DEPT)
EAST CAROLINA UNIV.
LINCOLN DEPT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL
ASSOCIATION OF METRO SEWERAGE AGENCIES
WASHINGTON STATE DEPT. OF ECOLOGY
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ILLINOIS* UNIV. OF
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IONA, UNIV. OF
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OREGON STATE UNIV.
LOUISIANA STATE UNlV,
FLORIDA DEPT, OF ENVRN. REGULATION
CALIFORNIA* UNIV, OF
ARIZONA STATE UNlV.
RHODE ISLAND, UNIV. OF
MINNESOTA, UNIV. OF
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MIAMI, UNIV. OF (SCHOOL OF MED)
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RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE
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INTEHSOCIETY CONSORTIUM ON PLANT PROT
CHICAGO, CITY OF
MARYLAND, UNIV, OF
BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
HARVARD COLLEGE
CHEMICAL COATERS ASSOC.
IOWA STATE UNIV,
COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES
MICHIGAN, UNIV. OF
MONTANA STATE UNlV,
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22
GRANT NUMBER
607097-015
807101-010
807103-010
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607106-010
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807131-010
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EAST CHICAGO SAN OlST
MISSISSIPPI DEPT OF AGRI & COMM
JOHN MUIR INSTt FOR ENVRN. STUDIES
ARIZONA, UNIV. OF
MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIV.
VIRGINIA POLY INST * STATE UNIV,
TEXAS* UNIV. OF (HLTH SCI CTR)
SAN JOSE STATE UNIV. FON
GEORGIA INST. OF TECH.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV,
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, UNIV, OF
SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INST,
IOWA STATE UNIV,
WASHINGTON, UNIV, OF
DENVER, UNIV, OF
HARVARD UNIV,
MISSOURI, UNIV. OF
ASSOC. OF CENTRAL OKLA, GOVTS.
MERRILL-PALMER INST,
MISSOURI, UNIV, OF (ROLLA)
CORNELL UNIV,
MASSACHUSETTS INST. OF TECH,
CLEMSON UNIV.
WORLD RADIATION CENTER, DAVOS
CHESAPEAKE RESEARCH CONSORTIUM, INC.
SRI INTERNATIONAL
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807151-010
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DEMONSTRATION
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RESEARCH
RESEARCH
APPLICANT
ILLINOIS, UNIV, OF (URBANA)
NEW ORLEANS* UNIV. OF
IOWA, UNIV, OF
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INST,
CALIFORNIA, UNIV, OF
WEST FLORIDA, UNIV, OF
CALIFORNIA STATE WATER RESOURCE CTL BD
ARKANSAS, UNIV, OF
TASK FORCE ON THE FUTURE OF ILLINOIS
ENVIRONMENTAL RES MQMT,, INC.
COLORADO DEPT OF HEALTH
MICHIGAN DEPT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
DENVER, UNIV, OF (COLORADO SEN)
GEORGIA, UNIV. OF
CALIFORNIA, UNIV, OF
MARYLAND, UNIV, OF
MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL
BODEGA BAY INST OF POLL ECOLOGY
TEANECK, TOWNSHIP OF
NATIONAL ASSOC RETIRED TEACHERS
MONTANA STATE UNIV.
OREGON STATE UNIV,
MONTANA STATE UNIV,
CHICAGO, CITY OF
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
TITLt
CHANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT OF
GRANT ANAHO GRANT ANA8D
ALABAMA
** RESEARCH **
AUbUKN UNIV.
AUtfUKN
AUBURN UNIV.
AUBURN
*» FELLOWSHIPS **
ETHKIUGfc, S.
HOBbS, E. H,
MtTA80LI3H OF POLrAROMATIC HYDROCARBONS
BY OXIQASES OF MARINE ORGANISMS
ROU3E, K.
OXIDATION AND CONJUGATION OF CARCINOGENIC
HYDROCARBONS IN MARINE ANIMALS
TUSKEGEE
80621302 CONT 79/09/Ob
80636802 CONT 79/07/30
91130601 INCR 79/07/05
S51,538
*1,6«3
WATER DUALITY CONTROL
06-1 l-
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TJTLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLQh
GRANT rtO TYPE OF UATt OF AHOUNI OF
AMARU GRANT ArtArtD
** HtSEAKCh **
ALASKA, UNIV. UF
BARSOATE, K, 60«15203 INCH 79/07/«J3
OIL SPILLS: EFFECTS ON ARCTIC LAKE SYSTEMS
CITY OF
NAYAKIK, C.
ALASKA VILLAGE RESEARCH PROJECT
80566101
79/05/23
$27,500
** FELLOWSHIPS **
SANDRA
f-AIKBANKS
ALASKA, UNIV. OF
ENVIRONMENTAL TECH^ULOGY
91139601 ME* 79/07/19
$6,000
Ob-11-ftO
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT OF
GRANT AnARD GHANT AMARU
ARIZONA
** RESEARCH **
ARIZONA STATE UNIV.
TEMPE
ARIZONA, UNIV. (MLTH SCI CTR)
IUCSON
ARIZONA, UNIV. OF
TUCSON
ARIZONA, UNIv. OF
TUCSON
ARIZONA, UNIV. OF
IUCSON
KARASEK, F.
DEVELOPMENT OF MICROEXTRACUUN PROCEDURE
TO ANALYZE TOTAL CARBON AND ORGANIC COMPOUNDS FROM DICHOTQM
80702801 NEft 79/08/10
M.
POLLUTANTS, AERO-ALLERGENS AND RESPIRATORY
DISEASE
80531802 CONT 79/09/11
FULLEH, rt 80573101
APPLICATION LAPIDUS-AMUNDSON SOLUTE MOVEMENT
MODEL TO PREDICT SOIL ATTENNUATION OF LEACHATAGE METALS
rfENDT, J. 0. 60668501
FUEL NITROGEN MECHANISMS IN LAMINAR OPPUSED
JET DIFFUSION FLAMES
BUHN, H. 80679501
SOIL TREATMENT OF RESIDENTIAL FLUE GASES
INCH 79/06/21
NEW 79/06/21
NEW 79/07/23
V30.000
1143,710
*10, 000
»18,280
ARIZONA, UNIv. OF
TUCSON
** TKAINING **
ARIZONA, UNIV.
TUCSON
CORY, DENNIS 60710501
ANALYSES OF COSTS AND BENEFITS OF THE USE
OF PESTICIDES IN ARIZONA
SIEKHA, R, 90085901
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF GRADUATE STUUENTS
IN WATER POLLUTION CONTKOL 4 WATEH SUPPLY
NE« 79/08/23
INC* 79/09/Ob
SUb.OOO
06-11-80
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOw
GRANT NO
TYPE OF
GRANT
DATE UP
AWAKD
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWAR0
** RESEARCH **
ARKANSAS STATE GAf*tE «. FISrt CUMM
LUTLE ROCK
ARKANSAS, liMIV. OF
9LUFF
UNIV. OF
FATETTEVILLE
** FELLOWSHIPS **
ORYPULCHtR, ANTHONY
fAYtTTEVILLE
HENOERSON, 3, 8054S302
AN EVALUATION OF FILTER FEEDING FISHES
FOR REMOVING EXCESSIVE NUTRIENTS AND ALGAE FROM KASTEwATER
DUHART.H.
PRESERVATION AND DETERMINATION OF CR (III)
ANO/OR CR CVI) IN WATERS
80587702
M. 80718201
AND GRAPHITE AEROSOLl CHARACTERISTICS
AND POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
BIOLOGY
ARKANSAS, UMV. OF
CONT 79/04/18
CONT 79/08/27
NEW 79/09/04
91139501 (ME* 79/07/06
TAYLOR, LIMA
PAYETTEVILLE
ARKANSAS, UNIV. OF
ENGINEERING
91147301 MEW 79/08/02
16,000
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELUOw
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD GHANf AWARD
TITLE
CALIFORNIA
** RESEARCH »*
ATMOSPHERIC RES. GKUUP
BAY AK£A GUVTS, ASSOC. UF
BERKELEY
BODEGA BAY IN3T UF PULL ECULUGY
bEWKELEY
ErtSOR, DAVID 60671801
INVESTIGATION OF IHE EFFECT OF ELECTROSTATIC
PRECIPITATOKS, SCRUBBERS, AND BAGHOUSE ON IN-STAC* OPAC
DAVIS, J.
BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF STORM^ATER RUNOFF
BY A MARSH/FLOOD BASIN
U.S. NATIONAL MUSSEL
RISEBROUGH, R,
80635701
60722301
NE* 79/08/03
INCH 79/07/05
NErt 79/09/26
$70,342
»7,000
S3S,000
CALIFORNIA DEPT OF HEALTH SERVICES
CALIFORNIA U£PT OF HEALTH SERVICES
SACRAMENTO
CALIFORNIA DEPT Of HEALTH SERVICES
SACRAMfcNTO
CALIf-URNiA KEPT. OF WATER RES.
SACRAMENTO
AUSTIN, 0. 80639601
INCIDENCE OF CANCER AS RELATED TO INDUSTRIAL
EMISSIONS IN CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
HIGGS, JOHN 60656301
HEALTH RISKS FROM VIRUSES IN RECLAIMED
WASTE WATERS
WESOLOWSKI, J. 60673401
SAMPLING AND ANALYTICAL PROBLEMS IN AIR
POLLUTION MONITORING
KOYASAKA, J. 00626201
WATER CONSERVATION AND THE DROUGHT
79/09/OS
NEW 79/04/02
NErt 79/07/31
INCR 79/06/25
S92,164
S94,7U
131,QUO
CALIFUKNIA iNSr. UF TECH
PASADENA
CALIFOKNiA STATE .vATEK RESOUKCE CTL
SACRAMENTO
CALIFOKMIA, STATE OF
SACRAMENTO
SEINFELD, J. 60664401
DEVELOPMENT OF A MATHEMATICAL MODEL ATMOSPHERIC
AEROSOL DYNAMICS
MARTIN, C. 60718001
SEMINAR UN AGIUACULTURE SYSTEMS FOR hAST£WATER
TREATMENT
GHIRELL1, R. P.
RURAL WASTEhATER DISPOSAL ALTERNATIVES
60594201
NE« 79/09/26
NEW 79/06/31
INCH 79/06/29
>&5,000
I113.133
06-1l-8u
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOn
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT OF
GRANT AMAKD GRANT AWARD
CALIFORNIA
** RESEARCH **
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. Of
BERKELEY
CALIFORNIA, UNIV.. OF
RIVERSIDE
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
RIVERSIDE
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
IRVINE
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
IRVINE
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
BERKELEY
COOPER, R, 60430602
ASBESTOS IN DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLIES & CANCER
INCIDENCE IN 5 CALIFORNIA COUNTIES
PITTS, JAMES 80454603
MEASUREMENTS OF HELOCENATEO POLLUTANTS
& OTHER TRACE GASES IN THE TROPOSHERE
TAYLOR, 0. 00541003
IMPACT OF OKIUANT AIR POLLUTANTS ON A WESTERN
CONIFEROUS FOREST ECOSYSTEM
MOLINA, M. 80553202
CHEMICAL REACTIONS OF ATMOSPHERIC HALOGENATED
SPECIES
OLSON, B. 80568002
ASSESSMENT AND IMPLICATIONS OF 6ACTERIAL
REGROWTH AND WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
CASIDA, J. 80599902
PYRETHROID CHEMISTRY AND TOXICOLOGY
INCR 79/07/17
INCH 79/05/24
CONT 79/06/19
CONT 79/08/22
CONT 79/07/05
CONT 79/05/16
164,948
seo.ooo
S75,000
S76.0S2
460,000
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
RIVERSIDE
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
LOS ANGELES
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
RIVERSIDE
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
LOS ANGELES
PITTS, J, 80604202
INVESTIGATION OF FILTER ARTIFACTS WHEN
SAMPLING AIRBORNE ORGANIC PAKTICULATES
PRUPPAChEK, H. 80625702
SCAVENGING OF GASES AND AEROSOL PARTICLES
BY CLOUDS AND PRECIPITATION IN THE ATMOSPHERE
THOMPSON, R. 60627002
DEVELOPMENT OF A PROTOCOL FUR TESTING EFFECTS
OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES ON PLANTS
MUSTAFA, M.
PULMONARY EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS RELATED
TO ENERGY CONSUMPTION
60665201
CONT 79/05/25
CONT 79/07/17
CONT 79/07/20
NEW 79/08/15
S66,V86
J7tJ,«31
839,993
$75,892
06-11-80
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF
GRANT AWARD
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AHARD
CALIFORNIA
** RESEARCH **
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
RIVERSIDE
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
LOS ANGELES
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
RIVERSIDE
PITTS, J. 60666101
DEVELOPMENT OF DETAILEDPROTOCOALS AND SCREENING
PROCEDURES FOR ATMOSPHERIC FATE OF ORGANIC TOXIC SUB
60670501
NEW 79/07/17
EDINGER, J.
SUMMARIES OF THE OCCURRENCE OF REDUCED
VISIBILITY REGIONS AND ASSOCIATED LARGE-SCALE WEATHER SYSTEMS
NEn 79/06/22
PITTS, JAMES
MEASUREMENT OF TRACE GASES IN THE AIR
60678701
NEW 79/06/21
£09,951
• <|t)(499
539,819
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
LA JOLLA
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
BERKELEY
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
BERKELEY
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
DAVIS
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
ttEKKELEY
CHINO BASIN MUN, MATER OIST,
CUCAMONGA
HARVEY «UDO COLLEGE
GOLDBERG, t.
MUSSEL WATCH — EXTENSION TO HISTORICAL
RECORDS AND THE NOVEL POLLUTANTS
TREZEK, G.
EFFECTS OF CARBON FIBER COMPOSITE MATERIALS
IN SOLID HASTE PROCESSING
KING JUDSON, C.
SOLVENT EXTRACTION OF ORGANIC PRIORITY
POLLUTANTS FROM WATER
TANJI, K.
NON-PUINT SOURCE SEDIMENT PRODUCTION IN
THE COLUSA BASIN DRAINAGE AHEA
60680501
60701101
60702701
60716901
80721101
ROwE, GORDON, A.
ANALYSIS OF RISK/BENEFIT DECISIONS OF PESTICIDE
USE AFFECTING THE ECONOMY OF CALIFORNIA AND OTHER ST
FERGUSON, R. 80462002
REDUCTION OF SALINE POLLUTION OF THE GROUNDwATEK
AfTKIBUTtD TO DAIRY OPERATIONS
KOK, GREGORY
ATMOSPHERIC MEASUREMENTS OF FORMALDEHYDE
AND HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
60662901
NEW 79/09/26
NEW 79/07/16
NEW 79/08/02
NEW 79/06/27
79/08/27
INCR 79/09/19
NEW 79/06/25
550,000
59V,822
•90,000
1270,000
•200,000
•36,656
•76,661
06-1J-80
PACE
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APPHCA'MI
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATt OF AMOUNT OF
GRANT A«ARQ GRANT AWAHD
CALIFORNIA
** RESEARCH **
JOHN MUIR iNsr. FUR ENVK-M. SIUOIES
ML1HER, E,
REGIONAL VISIBILITY: THE COLORADO PLATtAU
80578802 CONT 79/04/0«
60S7B602 INCR 79/05/24
80578802 INCR 79/09/19 S37,537
JUHN MU1H INST. FUr( ENVHIi*. STUUItS
LOS AiMGfcLES C'JTY SAN. UIST
SALK INSTITUTE, THE
P1EUQ
SAN JUSt STATE
SAI>J JOSE
OLKUwSKI, *. 00710301
UKBAN AND SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL PEST MANAGEMENT
DATA SYSTEMS
NE* 79/09/05
CHEN, C.
ASSESSMENT OF THE HEALTH
IMPACT ON GROUNDWATEH RECHAKGE
KOUd, GEUKGE
DEVELOPMENT OF BEHAVIORAL METHODOLOGIES
FOR TOXICOLOGY: BRAIN REINFORCEMENT SYSTEMS
MARTIN, JOHN
EPA MUSSEL HATCH GRANTS
80639901 NEt* 79/07/19
80677701 NEW 79/08/26
80711001 NEH 79/09/26
490,000
120,Obi
SOUTHtKN CALIFORNIA, UixilV. (IF
LUS ANGELES
SRI INTERNATIONAL
SRI INTERNATIONAL
PARK
PUFFER, H.
POTENTIAL HA2ARO TO MAr>i OF POLLUTED FISH
CONSUMPTION
SINGH, H,
ATMOSPHERIC MEASUREMENTS OF TOXIC ORGANIC
CHEMICALS
80712001 NEW 79/09/06
80599002 CONT 79/08/28 *127,955
HENDRY, DALE 8060V302
THE ROLE OF AROMATIC HYOROCARbUNS IN PHOTOCHEMICAL
SMOG FORMATION
CONT 79/07/26 $74,418
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PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
TITLE
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE UF AMOUNT Of
CHANT ANAKU CHANT AWARD
CALIFORNIA
** RESfcAKCh •*
SRI INTERNATIONAL
SKI INTERNATIONAL
MfcNLO P/lRK
STANFORD UNlv.
STANFORD
STANFORD UNIV.
rtOOD«ARL> CLYDE CONSULTANTS
SAJ FRANCISCO
** DEMONSTRATION **
CALIFORNIA D£PT UF HEALTH SEKV1CES
btRKELEY
EAST BAY REGIONAL PAKK
UAKLAND
SINGH,
LUNG-TERM MEASUREMENTS JF SELECTED TRACE
CONSTITUENTS IN THE TROPOSPHERE
RE«£RT, C.
ELECTROPHYSIOL06IC EVALUATION OF NEURUTOXIC
HAZARDS RELATED TO ENERGY
EUSTIS, R.
INVESTIGATION OF FLUID BEP COMBUSTION OF
MUNICIPAL SuLID HASTE
ROBERTS, PAUL
RfcMJVAL OF ORGANIC PRIORITY POLLUTANTS
BY VOLATILIZATION DURING WASTEWATER TREATMENT
SARTOR, J.
HATtK QUALITY AND BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF
URbAN RUNOFF ON COYOTE CREEK
80672901
80/15001
60606101
60663101
60541801
MOUNT A JIM VIErt, CITY UF
MOUNTAIN VIE^
LITTLE, ROSS 60705501
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO LOCAL COMMUNITIES
DEMONSTRATE MOTOR VEHICLE NOISE ENFORCEMENT TECHNIQUES
TRUDEAU, R. C. 80489701
LAKE RESTORATION DEMONSTRATION PROJECT
BY DREDGING ft CHEMICAL TREATMENT (TEMESCAL LAKE;
CARLSON, JOHN A. 60339601
SHORELINE REGIONAL PARK GAS RECOVERY PROGRAM
NEW 79/07/10
79/08/30
INCH 79/04/24
NEK 79/07/26
INCR 79/04/27
NEW 79/00/28
INCR 79/05/24
INCR 79/09/05
169,395
S62,637
S200,OUO
»106,000
105,000
128,000
171,132
13U,000
NATIONAL CITY, CITY OF
NAI10NAL CITY
UKANlit CNTY. «ATEH UlST.
FU'JNTAlw VALLEY
GERSCMLER,MALCOLM 80698001
NATIONAL CITY COMMUNITY NOISE PROGRAM START-UP
INCLUDING - IMPLEMENTATION OF NOISE ORDINANCE.
ARGO, DAVID
DEMONSTRATION OF THE TECHNOLOGY FOR POTABLE
REUSE OF
80673601
NEW 79/06/28
NEW 79/09/06
»12,OUO
1815,000
06-U-8U
PAGE
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUiMT UF
GRANT AWARD GRANT ArtAMO
CALIFORNIA
** TRAINING **
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIV.
LONG BEACH
REED, WILLARD 90106301 NEW 79/09/25 $1.5,367
HAZARDOUS 4ASTE MANAGEMENT CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. UF
DAVIS
CHANG, DANIEL
AIR POLLUTION AREA TRAINING CENTER GRANT
90080002
CONT 79/09/12
$79,700
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
BERKELEY
LAWRENCE, W.
SANITARY ENGINEERING TRAINING GKANT
90089601
INCR 79/09/05
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
DAVIS
CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
BERKELEY
HOMITZ, ALLEN 4 ASSOC
OAKLAND
SIERRA CLUB
SAN FRANCISCO
KRONE, h. 90091201
GRADUATE TRAINING IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
FUNDS ARE PROVIDED FOR GRADUATE SUPPORT
CARROLL, M,
REGIONAL NUISE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CENTER,
REGION IX
90100501
90107501
ALLEN, LAVERDA
IN THE CONDUCT OF INFILTRATION AND INFLOW
STUDIES PROJECT TO TRAIN URBAN MINORITY CONSULTANT ENG
POPE, C.
CITIZEN EDUCATION ON THE CLEAN AIK ACT
AMENDMENTS
90076401
90076401
INCR 79/09/16
NEW 79/08/28
NEW 79/09/26
INCR 79/09/19
INCR 79/09/26
»7,180
$30,000
$126,411
444,282
SIERRA CLUB
SAN FRANCISCO
SIERRA CLUB
SAN FRANCISCO
KUNOFSKY, J.
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN POPULATION COMPONENT
OF EPA COST EFFECTIVENESS GUIDELINES
KUNOFSKY, J.
CITIZEN EDUCATION ON TOXIC SUBSTANCES
90101601 NEW 79 /07 ,09
90102901
NEW 79/09/05
*4,917
$46,894
06-H-80
PAGE
10
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
PKOJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
TITLE
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD GHANT AHARO
CALIFORNIA
«* TRAINING **
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, UNIV. OF
LOS ANGELES
BARbAKO, G,
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE
90090001 INCH 79/09/18
573,100
3TANFURO UNIv.
STANFORD
** FELLOWSHIPS **
DURANT, J.
SACRAMENTO
MC CARTY, PERRY L
PkOFESSIONAL TRAINING OF GRADUATE STUDENTS
IN WATER POLLUTION CONTROL X. WATER SUPPLY
90080001 INCH 79/09/30
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIV. 91146701 NEW 79/08/20
CIVIL ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
*9,06*>
»3,000
LEWIS, WILLIAM
SACRAMENTO
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIV, 91141601 NEW 79/00/31
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
SALTEK, MICHAEL
SAN BERNARDINO
SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY 91141501 NEM 79/00/01
WASTErtATEK TREATMENT
,400
91141501 INCR 79/09/05
SCMAFf'ER, THOMAS
LOS ANGELES
LOYOLA MAKYMONT UNIV. 91130501 INCR 79/08/31
STATE AGENCY FELLOWSHIP
06-11-
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APPLICANT
*IUI\ICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLO*
GRANT NU
TYPE OF
GRANT
DATE OF
AWARD
AMOUNT OF
GRANT ArtAUD
COLORADO
** RESEARCH **
COLORADO DEPT OF HEALTH
DENVER
COLORADO SCHOOL UF
GOLDEN
COLORADO STATE LNIV.
FOK1 COLLINS
COLORADO STATE
FOR! COLLINS
COLORAOU STATE UNIV,
FORT COLLINS
COLORADO STATE UNIV.
FORT CULLIES
COLORADO STATE UNIV.
FORT
COLORADO STATE 0.x] V,
FORT COLLINS
COLORADO STATE IWV.
FOKT COLLINS
COLORADO STATE 0*1V.
FORT COLLINS
MATTER, F, eormoi
AREAW1DE APPLICATION OF CCP TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
TO STATE ENFORCEMENT PROGRAMS
BROWN, JAMES
SOB-MICRON SIZE RANCE EXTENSION OF OPTICAL
PARTICLE COONTER
80708901
80493103
CRUTZtN
A NOMERICAL INVESTIGATION ON THE ROLE OF
VARIOUS HULOCARSON CHEMICAL REACTIONS ON STRATOSPHERIC
NATOSCH, D. F,
INTERACTIONS OF METAL IONS «ITH ORGANIC
LIGANDS IN MATORAL WATERS
60510303
80532903
DODO, J. L,
EFFECTS CONTROLLED SOLFOR DIOXIDE FUMAGATJON
PRIMARYMNVERTEbRATE CONSOMERb IN 1IXED PRAIRIE ECOSYS
SKOGER80E, R. 80605102
CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION
OF OIL SHALE PROCESSING AND COAL CONVERSION EFFLOENTS
O'KEEFE, K. 80609401
APPLICATION OF HOLTIPLE WAVELENGTH SPECTRUSCOPY
TO METAbOLIC STODIES AND MULTI-ELEMENTAL WATER ANALY
SIMONS, D. 80630501
PLANNING MODEL FOR SELECTION OF BEST MANAGEMENT
PRACTICE
WEDDING, J,
THE DESIGN, FABRICATION AND TESTING OF
AMBIENT AEROSOL SAMPLER INLETS
WEDDING, J.
DETERMINATION OF SAMPLING EFFECTIVENESS
OF SELECTED OICHOTOMOOS AMBIENT AEROSOL
80649101
80659501
NEW 79/09/J2
79/09/26
INCH 79/09/05
CONT 79/06/26
CONT 79/06/29
CONT 79/07/20
INCR 79/06/25
INCR 79/08/03
NEW 79/04/16
NEW 79/04/27
9175,000
S25fOOO
$61,666
$65,391
4164,761
£134,607
325,750
925,000
•30,000
120,304
06-11-80
PAGE
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PKOJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
SHANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF
GRANT AWARD
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD
COLORADO
«* RESEARCH **
COLORADO STATE UNIV,
FURT COLLINS
NATUSCH, 0. 80662801
FIELD STUDIES OF blOKEMC SULFUR GASES
AND PARTICULATES IN INLAND AMD COASTAL *ETLANDS
60662901
'NEW 79/07/H
INCR 79/09/05
476,299
415,000
COLORAUU STATE UNIV.
FOHT COLLINS
COLUKAOU STATE
COLLINS
COUOKAOU, UNIV. OF
UEsNVER
COLOHAOU, UNJV. OF
BUULDEN
REITEK, tUWAR 00665801
REFINEMENT, VERIFICATION AND APPLICATION
OF A LONC-RAN6E TRANSPORT MODEL OF S02 AND SULFATE
SAVAGE, E. 80687501
COOPERATIVE EPIUEM10LOGIC PESTICIDE STUDIES
PROGRAM
CHAPELL, ». 80592101
CRITICAL REV, & EVAL. OF RES, ON THE IMPACT
OF ENERGY-RELATED
CHAPPELL, W.
CHEMISTRY OF RENOVATED HASTEWATER
80651701
NEW 79/06/19
NEW 79/04/27
INCR 79/05/2
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PKOJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOw
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD GRANT AWARD
COLORADO
** RESEARCH **
DENVER, UNIV. OF
DENVER
DENVER, UNIV. OF
DENVER
DENVER, UNIV. OF
DENVER
DENVER, UNIV. OF
DENVER
DENVER, UNIV. OF
DENVER
DENVEK, UNIV. OF (COLORADO SEM)
DENVER
** DEMONSTRATION **
COLORADO STATE DEPT. UF HEALTH
UE'MVER
DENVER W. Of WATER COMMISSIONERS
DENVER
ARMSTRONG, J.
INVESTIGATIONS OF POINT AND NON-POINT SOURCE
EMISSIONS THROUGH CONTROLLED AIRBORNE SAMPLING
RINARU, G,
OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF ELECTROSTATIC
PRECIPITATORS AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURE AND HIGH
PRE3SY.R
OIL SHALE SYMPOSIUM! SAMPLING, ANALYSIS
& QUALITY ASSURANCE
LEYDEN, D.
PRECONCENTRATION METHODS FOR TRACE ELEMENT
DETERMINATION
F1TZPATHICK, J.
GROUNOWATER/MINERALOGY RELATIONSHIPS FOR
IN SITU OIL SHALE RETORING
WESTCOTT, P.
WHO'S WHO IN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S R,
DSD OIL SHALE PROGRAM
HAZLE, A.
DEVELOPMENT OF STATE w01S£ CONTROL PROGRAM,
A COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT (TYPE F)
MILLER, K.
POTABLE WASTE REUSE DEMONSTRATION PROJECT
80592602 CONT 79/09/06
60593902
PRESSURE
60615601
60693701
60682101
CONT 79/05/24
INCH 79/06/25
60652001 NEW 79/04/16
80712501 NEW 79/09/J9
80720201 NEW 79/09/05
NEW 79/09/04
NEW 79/05/14
•99, U2
175.119
$27,000
$15,490
$27,486
$7,000,000
THORNTON, CITY OF
THORNTON
** TRAINING **
AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOC
DENVER
06-n-eu
BALDWIN,JACK
THORNTON NOISE-CONTROL ENFORCEMENT PROGRAMS
A CUOPEHATIVE AGREEMENT
80692101
HASKINS, 8. 90102701
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF WATER SUPPLY
FACILITIES ON INDIAN LANDS: MATERIALS DEVELOPMENT
PAGE 14
NEW 79/08/28
NEW 79/09/26
»7,600
*119,6SO
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOh
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE UF AMOUNT OF
GKANT AWARD GRANT AMARO
TITLE
COLORAUO
*« TRAINING **
AMERICAN MATER rtORKS AS30C.
DENVER
COLORADO COALITION FUR FULL EMPLOY
HASKINS, B. 90073301 INCR 79/06/19
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROJECT UN SAFE DRINKING
WATER ACT
KAHN, ROGER
TRAINING PROGRAM FOR CETA
90101501 NEW 79/08/80
»9,933
COLORADO STATE
M. COLLINS
COLORADO STATE UNIV.
FORT COLLINS
COLORADO STATE iJuJ
FONT COLLINS
MORRISON, s.
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF GRADUATE STUDENTS
IN «AfER POLLUTION CONTROL & fcATfcK SUPPLY
MANESS,MT
NATIONAL CENTER FUK MOTOR VEHICLE
CONTROL
hAYES, d.
CONTINUATION JF THE RATIONAL CEHTt^ FUk
VEHICLE EMISSIONS CONTROL A'^U SAf-ETY
90085401 INCR 79/09/07
90088501 INCR 79/06/21
S7,03«
CONT 79/08/06 4500,700
9008B502 INCR 79/09/^6 *2«1,358
COLORADO STATE
COLORAUO STATE
COLLINS
COLORAUU, UNiv. OF
NATIONAL CONFERENCE STATE
HAYES, B.U. 9ol0230l
ENVIRONMENTAL "OKKFORCE PLANNING * CUURLIINA ? IUN
PROJECT
EVANS, N.
PUttLlC EDUCATION PROGRAM ON LAND
TECHNOLOGIES
901UOU01
FOCH, JAKtb 901006U1
NATIONAL NOSIt TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CENTER,
VIII
HOGAN,
STATE LEGISLATIVE SOLIO WASTE PKUJEC1
79/00/2B
90096001 NE« 79/07/17
79/08/10
79/09/26 4200,000
130,000
06-1 1"
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
PKOJECT 01RECTUK /
TITLE
COLUKAUO
GHANT NU TYPE Of
GKAMT
DATt OF
AMOUNT OF
ANARD
** TKAI<'*INb «*
CONFIDENCE STATE LEGISLATES
NATIONAL CUNFEHENCE STATE LEGISLATORS
flQMCOt
KEUSS, JOHN w,
STATE LEGISLATIVE IMPLE«t^TA TI'JN UF WA7EK
Y MANAGEMENT
V0096201
H£USS, JOM.>J W.
STATE LEGISLATIVE VEHICLE INSPECTION/MAINTENANCE
PKOJECT
CAHPEMTER, SUSAN
COMMUNITY PROGHAMS FOH ENVIRONMENTAL
SOLVING « CU^STITUENCY DEVELOPMENT
V0102101
79/08/02
NE» 79/06/21
NEn 79/08/20
S»i,766
J«3,252
Sl7,OuO
PAGE
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLO«v
GRANT NO TYPE OF DA It OF AMOUNT OF
GRANT AfcARD GRANT AWARD
TITLE
CONNECTICUT
** RESEARCH **
SIAM 1NST FOR MATH AND SOCIETY (SIMS)
CANNAN
THOMSEN, D,
STATISTICS t ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
8049J203 INCR 79/07/10
jeo.oao
INST. FOR MATH *. SOCIETY
CANAAN
VALE UNIV.
HAVfJ
** DEMONSTRATION **
CONNECTiCUT DEPT OF E4VKN PPOT
HAKlFuRD
THOMSEN, U. 60657201
SIMS S YEAR STUDYl STATISTICS fc ENVIRONMENTAL
FACTORS IN HEALTH
NEw 79/05/1B
CHANG, RICHARD
LASER RAMAN MONITORING OF SULFUKIC ACID,
SULFATfcS, SULFUR TRIOXIOE, AND SULFUR DIOXIDE IN STACK E*IS
80545802 CONT 79/04/27
»»ILCOX, J.
COMMUNITY NOISE ABATEMENT
8ut>8970l NE« 79/09/04
165,000
940,350
$45,644
STAMFURO, CITY OF
STAFFORD
GOFSTAIN, RALPH 80690001 NEW 79/08/28
NOISE CONTROL & ABATEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROJECT,
CITY OF STAMFORD
J12.170
HAHTFURU, UNIV. OF
HARTFORD
HEMOND, C.
REGINAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CENTER
90099001 NEW 79/08/28
*30,000
** FELLOWSHIPS **
LEAVITT, GAKY
3TUR«S
CONNECTICUT, UNIV. OF 91142501 NEw 79/08/13
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
»1,068
PALMlSClANO, GEURGE G.
STUKRS
CONNECTICUT, UNIV. OF 91147101 NEh 79/06/13
CIVIL H ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
41,338
PIZZUIU, fcKNEST
•vEi HAVE *
SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT
NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
91141101 NE« 79/06/10
06-11-«U
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APPLICANT
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR i
FELLOW
SRANT NO TYPE OF DATE UF AMOUNT OF
GRANT AHAKU bKAN f AWARD
DELAWARE
** RESEARCH it*
DELA«AKtt UNIV. UF
** DEMONSTRATION **
DEUAflARt DEPT OF NAT KE5 i ENV
UOVEK
E.I. UUHUKT DE
* co., jwc,
** FELLOWSHIPS **
MARTIN, JOYCE
, F,
A BHJAS3AY APPROACH TU IDEr^TIFYiNG ZETLAND
PLANTS
FKENCh, R.
COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT HETXEEM PMNESC AND
U.S. EPA NOISE OFFICE
HEATH, H,
CHAFERS WORKS rtw TREATMENT PLANT-REMOVAL
OF ORGANIC & ORGAN Q-NITHOGEN COMPONUS FROM
60682«»01 NEW 79/07/17
80694901 Ntft 79/09/18
eO'49'4303 INCR 79/06/28
BIOLOGY
UEL4«AR£, UivIV.
91126801
79/06/22
4^5,000
$76,000
»2|790
06-11-
PAGE
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
6RANT NO TYPE OF
GRANT
TITLE
DATE OF
AWARD
AMOUNT OF
GKAftt AWARD
DISTRICT OF COLUMbIA
** RESEARCH **
ASSOCIATION OF METRO SEWERAGE AGENCIES
WASHINGTON
ENVIRONMENTAL LA* IHST,
WASHINGTON
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV.
WASHINGTON
HOWARD UNIV.
WASHINGTON
HOWARD UNIV.
WASHINGTON
NATIONAL ASSOC RETIRED TEACHERS
WASHINGTON
HOUCK, DANIEL
SURVEY AND EVALUATION OF ENERGY EFFICIENT
AIR AERATION SYSTEMS USED IN ACTIVATED SLUDGE TREATMENT
60699001 NEW 79/09/19
ANDERSON, ROBERT C.
ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF GOVERNMENTAL RISK
MANAGEMENT POLICIES
DAVISt DAVID 0.
INTERACTIONS OF MUTAGENS IN HUMAN POPULATIONS
ANU CULTURED HUMAN CELLS
VARMA, M. M.
DETECTION AND CAUSATION SOURCES OF CHLOROFORM
IN RURAL WATER SUPPLIES
RIER, JOHN
A STUDY OF PEROXIDASE ISOENZYMES IN CALLUS
TISSUES FROM OZONE RESISTANT AND OZONE SENSITIVE PLANTS
60592001 INCR 79/08/01
80667301 NEW 79/06/26
60568902 CONT 79/08/28
60600402 CONT 79/09/16
NORTHUP, G.
PESriCIDE USAGE SURVEY PROJECT
80723201 NEW 79/09/26
S8!>,325
J6/.098
848,432
»77,509
*265,000
NATIONAL CTR FUR RESOURCE KEC INC
OFFICIAL ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS ASSOC
WASHINGTON
RESOUKCtS FOR THE FUTURE
WASHINGTON
RESOUKCES FOR THE FUTURt
HASH ING TON
CAMPBELLt JAY
ENGINEERING DESIGN CONSIDERATION IN SELECTING
CONVEYORS FOR RESOURCE RECOVERY SYSTEMS
80670901
8U686901
bEROZA, M.
VALIDATION OF ANALYTICAL METHODOLOGY FOR
IMPLEMENTATION OF EPA REGULATIONS ON PESTICIDE MATERIALS
SPOFFORD, «. 6069061)1
METHODS DEVELOPMENT FOR ASSESSING ECONOMIC
BENEFITS OF WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
PtSKING, H. 80705401
NATIONAL ESTIMATE OF THE GUST tif- CONTROLLING
AGRICULTURAL POLLUTION
NEW 79/06/26
NEW 79/OV/Oi
N£w 79/07/30
NtW 79/08/30
$90,650
*6,250
4400,000
S94.171
06-11-d"
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT lUkECTUK /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF OATt UF AMOUNT UF
GRANT ArtAHD GRANT AWARD
UF COLUMBIA
** «£SE««CH **
UNITED STATES DEPT. -JF AG*1CULTUKE
** DEMONSTRATION **
WASHINGTON ^ETKO COUNCIL OF GOvT
WASHINGTON
TWEEDY, e.
G a CONDUCTING THE ix INTERNATIONAL
CONGRESS OF PLANT PROTECTION
MUISE/CUOPEHATIVE
OATfcS.D
00678301
79/06/20
INST HUN HES EOUC ft
WASHINGTON
FLETCHER, j. 90094501
MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PROJECT
NEW 79/04/16
AMERICAN INST OF RES, EOUC, a, TRAINING
WASHINGTON
ASSUC.
Ar«i£WICArj PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOC,
AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSUC.
WASHINGTON
AMERICAN PUBLIC aOKKS ASSOC.
WASHINGTON
APPROPRIATE COMMUNITY TECH F/C INC.
WASHINGTON
FLETCHER, J.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT EDUCATION PROJECT ON THE
SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
STOCKfcELL, v».
ASPEN CONFERENCE ON THE FUTURE OF PERSONAL
TRAVEL IN THE UNITED STATES
BRODBECK, SEIKO
THREE Y* PUBLIC HEALTH EOUC/TRAlNING PROG/
OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE
90097401
90094301
90092901
90096701
79/07/17
NEW 79/04/16
79/08/09
8KODBECK, SEIKO
DEVELOPMENT OF A MODEL WORKSHOP AND OTHER
ACTIVITIES KELATED TO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SAFE DK|NK
BUNN, J. 90069202
INCREASED SOLID WASTE MGMT. SERV. TO STATE
& LOCAL AGENCIES
OUBERSTEIN, M. 9009o30t
ACT '79 FAIR/CONFERENCE
NEW 79/06/10
INCR 79/08/31
NEW 79/04/12
363,904
$24,000
$25,123
927,440
S10,000
$10,000
PAKE
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF
GRANT
DATE OF
AWARD
AMOUNT OF
CHANT AWARD
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
CITIZENS PROGRAM FOR CHESAPEAKE BAY
WASHINGTON
CONSERVATION FDN.
CONSERVATION
«AShINGTON
MAGERMAN, G.
TO PROVIDE TRAINING OF GRADUATE STUDENTS
IN HATER POLLUTION CONTROL AND "ATER SUPPLY
DAVIS, J. C.
TRAINING CONFERENCES FOR THE OFFICE OF
TOXIC SUbSTANCES
90087901 INCR 79/09/26
90062903 CONT 79/08/23
RASTATTEK, C. 90070501
CONSTRUCTING MUN. SEWAGE TREATMENT FACILITIES
INCR 79/04/02
8129,677
$75,142
46,297
CORPUKA II(Ji\l FOH ENTERPRISE OEVEL
WASHINGTON
FRIEDMAN, R, 90096501
ENVIRONMENTAL ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT BRIEFINGS
NEW 79/05/23
»b,000
ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION
WASHINGTON
NEWSLETTER ON TOXICS
SANDALLS, H.
90103001 NEW 79/09/04
ENVJKUNMtNTALlSTS FQH FULL EMPLOYMENT
RELIANCE
INST1IUIE FOR LOCAL
WASHINGTON
fIONAL CITY MANAGEMENT ASSOc.
WASHINGTON
GROSSMAN, ft.
SEMINAR ON ENERGY PRICING AND EUUITY
THE ENVIRONMENT
SELDMAN, NEIL
COMMUNITY PARK GARDENING AND RECYCLING
IMPLEMENTATION AND EDUCATION PROGRAM
90097101 NEW 79/07/30
90095101 NEW 79/05/1B
HART, C. 90094401
COMPREHENSIVE SOLID *ASTE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT
NEW 79/04/lb
90094401 INCR 79/08/28
>6,UOO
»Is, 000
S94,769
Sib,000
CI(Y MANAGEMENT A3SOC.
JACKSUN, L.
UUALITY PROJECT
90095601 NEW 79/08/01
489,927
PAGE
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOK,
GRANT NO TYPE OF
GRANT
DA It UP
AWARD
AMOUNT UF
GRANT AwARD
DISTRICT OP COLUMBIA
** TRAINING **
UEAGUt OF WOMEN VOTERS EDUCATION FUND
WASHINGTON
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS EDUCATION
WASHINGTON
MESSA, S,
PUBLIC EDUCATION UN RESOURCE CONSERVATION
AND RECOVERY
SAFE DRINKING WATER INFORMATION PROJECT
90093301 INCR 79/04/18
90095101 NEW 79/08/01
$59,596
MUNICIPAL FINANCE OFFICERS ASSOC.
WASHINGTON
PETERSEM, J,
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE PROJECT
90097601 INCR 79/09/26 $300,045
NATIONAL ASSOC OF REG COUNCILS
WASHINGTON
MICHEAL PAWLUMEWIEZ 90105401
REGIONAL COUNCILS AND SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
NEW 79/08/31
565,000
NATIONAL ASSOC. OF CONSERVATION DIST.
WASHINGTON
NATIONAL ASSOC. OF CONSERVATION DIST.
WASHINGTON
NATIONAL ASSOC. OF COUNTIES
WASHINGTON
WILLIAMS, R, 90074402 INCR 79/06/28
EDUCATION & TECHNICAL TRANSFER FOR IMPLEMENTING
NPS PHASE OF 208 (208 NPS IMPLEMENTATION PROJECT)
, 628
WILLIAMS, R.
EDUCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL TRANSFER FOR
IMPLEMENTING NPS PHASE OF 208 (208 NPS IMPLEMENTATION PROJECT
90095701 NEW 79/09/26 Sl3b,970
WEAVER, R.
PROPOSAL TO ASSIST WITH IMPLEMENTATION
OF CLEAN AIR ACT AMENDMENTS OF 1977
90075701 INCR 79/09/04
90075701 INCR 79/07/17
960,000
$50.000
NATIONAL ASSOC. OF COUNTIES RES. FDN. WEAVER, R.
WASHINGTON COUNTIES AND SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
90094701 NEW 79/04/10 $98,496
NATIONAL ASSOC. OF COUNTIES RES., INC.
WASHINGTON WATER QUALITY
WEAVER, R.
90105901 NEW 79/08/24 $70,345
ot>-ii-eo
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APPLICANT
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF
GRANT AWARD
TITLE
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AHARD
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
*» TRAINING **
NATIUNAL »3SOC. OF REGIONAL COUNCILS
WASHINGTON
WEBSTER, K.
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CLEAN AIR ACT
90076301 INCR 79/09/25
$40,000
NATIONAL ASSOC. OF REGIONAL COUNCILS
WASHINGTON
NATIUNAL ASSOC. OF REGIONAL COUNTIES
WASHINGTON
PAWLUKIEWICZ, M. 90104701 NEK 79/09/26
ASSESSING WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT CONTINUING
PLANNING
WEBSTER, R.
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CLEAN AIR ACT
90076301 INCR 79/04/16
J11.7S3
•62,655
NATIUNAL ASSOCIATION OF NEIGHBORHOODS
WASHINGTON
KOTLER, M.
QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD SELF-HELP PROJECT
90100301 NEW 79/06/28
*35,474
NATIUNAL DEMONSTRATION WATER PROJECT
WASHINGTON
NATIUNAL GOVERNORS' ASSOC.
"ASMINGTON
NATIUNAL INST OF GUVT PURCHASE
WASHINGTON
BAIR, JONATHAN
TRAINING WATER/SEwER OPERATORS! AN NOWP
DEMONSTRATION PROJECT
90096901 NEW 79/04/18 *239,226
GRASSO, R.
STATE INITIATIVES TOWARD IMPLEMENTATION
OF THE RESOURCE CONSERVATION & RECOVERY ACT OF 1976
90U6S602 INCR 79/00/27
BUY QUIET PROGRAM
SPANCLER, L.
90104401 Nfcrt 79/00/06
£36,675
160,000
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOC.
WASHINGTON
ttRISCUE, S.
ENVIRONMENTAL WURKSHOPS
90084301 INCR 79/09/19
»6,000
NATIUNAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION
WASHINGTON
NATIUNAL WILDLIFE FEDERATIUN
WASHINGTON
KAMLET, K,
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN TOXIC SUBSTANCES
CONTROL
SULLIVAN, P,
TRAINING PROGRAM FOR CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
IN WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PLANNING
90090501 INCR 79/09/04
90096101 NE* 79/07/30
»/,040
06-11-80
PAGE 23
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO
TYPE OF
GRANT
PATE (if
AWARD
AMOUNT OF
AWARD
OF COLUMBIA
NATURAL RESOURCES DEFENSE COUNCIL, INC
WASHINGTON
, J,
PKOJECT UN TOXIC POLLUTANT REGULATION
90092101 INCR 79/08/li
PRERfcTIKEHENT PLANNING CENTER
WASHINGTON
RIVEN CONSERVATION FUND
SEUM, JACK 90104601
SENIOR ENVIRONMENTAL EMPLOYMENT TKAINING
ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
BHQrtN, H. 9UU96401
NATIONAL CONFERENCE OH RIVERS
NEW 79/09/26
NEW 79/05/18
1150,000
So,000
WASHINGTON
URBAN SCIENTIFIC * EDUCATIONAL RES,
WASHINGTON,
COLING, G. 90082301
REGIONAL WORKSHOPS TO INC REASE PUBLIC
PARTICIPATION OF LABOR MINORITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL OR6ANJZATIO
INCR 79/09/26
SPENCER, K..
WASTEWATER REDUCTION TRAINING PkOGRAM
90089201
INCR 79/09/04
$45,000
** FELLOWSHIPS **
BAILEY, WALTER
WASHINGTON
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV 91139301 NEW 79/08/30
CIVIL ENGINEERING
43,197
ofa-tl-so
PAGE
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
TITLE
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF
GRANT AWARD
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD
FLORIDA
** RESEARCH **
CENTRAL FLORIDA, UNIV. OF
ORLANDO
FLORIDA A&M
I ALLAMASSEE
FLORIDA STATE UNIV,
IALLAHASSEE
YUUSEF, YOUSEF
URBAN STORMWATER I, COMBINED WSEwER OVERFLOW
IMPACT ON RECEIVING MATER BODIES
OWENS, CLARENCE
THE EXTENT OF EXPOSURE TO MIGRANT CORKERS
TO PESTICIDES AND PESTICIDE RESIDUES
o. c,
EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD ON MARINE ORGANISMS
80671501
60671901
60613001
NEW 79/07/26
NEK 79/05/14
INCR 79/05/34
$50,317
FLORlUA STATE UNIV,
IALLAHASSEE
FLORIDA STATE UNIV.
TALLAHASSEE
FLUHlDA STATE UNIV,
TALLAHASSEE
WHITE, D. 00614303
EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD CONSTITUENTS ON
THE SEOIMENTATRY MKROFLORA AND THE BASE OF THE MARINE
WINCHESTER, J. 60665101
AMBIENT AEROSOL ANALYSIS NEAR COAL GASIFICATION
PLANT
IxlNCHESTEK, J.
AEROSOL SULFUR TRANSPORT STUDIES
60669301
CONT 79/07/30
79/04/30
NE« 79/00/13
»99,692
125,000
ibO,OUO
FLOHlOA, UNIV. UF
GAINESVILLE
FLORIUA, UNIV. UF
SINOLtV, J. E, 60540003
LMEMICAL CONTROL OF MAfER DUALITY IN DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEMS
SHIREMAN, J.
ThE ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF INTEGRATED CHEMICAL
AND BIOLOGICAL AUUATIC MEED CONTROL
60549702
60549703
79/Od/27
CONT 79/07/17
79/09/05
S«9,037
*153,542
FLOR1UA, UNIV. UF
GAINESVILLE
LUNDGREN, 0. 60576203
AN IN-STOtK DIFFUSION CLA3S1F1EH FUK AEROSOL
MASS DISTRIBUTION MEASUREMENT
CONT 79/06/25
06-tl-
PAGE
25
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APPLICAN1
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT PIHECTOH /
FtLLUP
GRANT NO TYPE OF DAFt UF AMOUNT OF
T A*AKU UKAmf ArtAHO
FLORIDA
** RESEARCH **
FLORIDA, UlMlV. OF
GAINESVILLE
FLORIDA, UNIV. OF
GAINESVILLE
FLOKIUA, UNIV. UF
GAINESVILLE
FLOKIUA, UNIV. OF
LAKE ALFRED
H.
ECOLOGICAL ADAPTATIONS 9V CYPRtSS SWAMPS
TU TREATED SEWAGE
FARRAH, S.
INACIIVATION OF ENTERIC VIRUSES DURING
AEROBIC DIGESTION OF SLUDGE
80629001
NEW
NIGG, HERBERT 60647401
EXPOSURE OF AGRICULTURAL LABOR TO PESTICIDES
79/06/03
A, 80637301 NEW 79/04/27
IMPACT OF STRATOSPHERIC OZONE DEPLETION
UPON TROPOSPHERIC PHOTOCHEMISTRY AND CONStQUENTIAL IMPACTS
79/04/10
$1»,577
$113,043
SiO.OOO
$60,560
FLORIUA, UNIV. OF
GAINESVILLE
FLORIUA, UNIV. OF
GAINESVILLE
FLrORIUA, UNIV. OF
GAINESVILLE
MIAMI, UNIV. OF
MIAMI
MEHTA, A. J, 80668401
MODELING OF FINE SEDIMENT TRANSPORT PROCESSES
FOR TRACKING POLLUTANT MOVEMENT
LUNDGREN, 0.
MOBILE SAMPLING SYSTEM FOR LARGE ATMOSPHERIC
PARTICLES
DAVIDSON, J.
ASSESMENT OF PESTICIDE LEACHING PROTOCALS
FOR USE WITH TOXIC ORGANIC SUBSTANCES
CARPENTER, J.
ISOLATION AND STUDY OF CHLORO-ORGANICS
RESULTING FROM CHLORINATION OF SEAwATER
80671401
00674401
80389303
80389303
NEW 79/09/12
NEW 79/08/31
NEW 79/07/23
INCH 79/06/28
,INCR 79/09/05
435,776
$66,807
$68,991
S5U,OQO
$32,332
tIAMI, UNIV. OF
MIAMI
SNEDAKEH, S.
SOUTHEAST FLORIDA OCEAN OUTFALL STUDY
80630701
INCH 79/09/05
$40,000
06-ll-eu
PAGE
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MUNICIPALITY
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATfc UF
GRANT A«IA*0
TITLE
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AftAKO
FLORIDA
** RESEARCH **
MIAMI, UNIV. OF
CORAL GABLES
MIAMI, UNIV. OF (SCHOOL OF MED)
CORAL GABLES
GRA80WSKI, C. 80672301
CARDOVA5CULAK TESTING OF FETUSES AND NEWBORNS
PRENATALLY EXPOSED TO PESTICIDES
DUNCAN, R.
EPIUEMIOLOGIC STUDIES PROGRAM
60705101
NEK 79/07/23
79/09/06
»4b,000
$577,800
SOUTH FLORIDA, UNIV. OF
1AMPA
WEST FLORIDA, UNIV. UF
PENSACOLA
WEST FLORIDA, IJNIV. OF
PENSACOLA
*EST FLORIDA, UNIV. UF
KENSACOLA
WEST FLORIDA, UNIV. OF
60668001
80415802
BRAMAN, R.
PRECONCENTRATION ANt) ANALYSIS OF AMMONIA
AND AMINES IN AIR
D'ASARO, CHARLES
CYCLING UF ZEN08IOTICS THROUGH ESTUATINE
AND MARINE SEDIMENTS
RANGA RAU, K.
TOXIC, SUBLETHAL * LATENT EFFECTS OF SELECTED
PETROLEUM nYDHOCARHUNS * tfARIUM SUUFATt UN HA«IlV£ URUA
, P. 60612101
BEHAVIORAL ASSAYS FOR THE EFFECTS OF DRILLING
MUD ON MARINE ANIMALS
OGLESBY, J. 60717001
STATISTICAL DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF CHESAPEAKE
BAY A GULF BREEZE ERL DATA
NE*» 79/06/21
INCR 79/08/01
INCR
INCR 7V/OS/24
N£* 79/09/19
S30,000
$34,947
911(997
*91,1U
»* DEMONSTRATION **
FLORIDA DEPT OF E^VRN REGULATION
TALLAHASSEE
FLORIDA UEPT. OF gNtfHN. REGULATION
(ALLAHASStF.
REEDY C«EtK IMPWUVEMENT DIST
LAKE HU£NA VISTA
TOLMAM, A.
TMIS PROJECT INVOLVES STORMWATEH ABATEMENT
AND IN-LAKE-TREATMENT
80691!>01
BAKER, RALPH (J0702501
COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT TO ASCERTAIN ASSISTANCE
vS OF FLORIDA COMMUNITIES RELATING TU uOISt CONTROL
""OSES, THIJMAS
WATtK HYACINTH rtASTt*ATER TKtAT«FNT SYSIEM
NEW 79/09/26
NEW 79/08/28
INCR 79/(l9/l«2
4217,000
4171<90U
06-1 I-
PAGE
27
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
GRANT IvU TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD GRANT AWARD
TITLE
FLORIDA
** DEMONSTRATION **
80565502 CONT 79/0«/18
$103,660
** TRAINING **
flROwARU CMY ENVIRONMENTAL COALITION
H. LAUDEROALE
FLORIDA CONSERVATION FUN., INC.
WINTER PARK
FLORIDA, UNIV. OF
GAINESVILLE
BLACKhELDER, b. 90103601
REGIONAL TOXIC PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PROGRAM
IN BRUfcARD AND PALM BEACH COONTIES, FLORIDA
PARTINGTON, m, 90103a01
REGIONAL TOXIC P08LIC PARTICIPATION PkOGKAM
IN FLORIDA
URONE, PAUL 007V9o^
GRAUOATE TRAINING IN AIR POLLUTION
NEW 79/08/31
NEW 79/08/Si
CONT 79/07/30
$12,500
S5.000
FRIENDS OF THE EVERGLADES, INC,
COCONUT GROVE
** FELLOWSHIPS **
CEVELIN, JUDITH
ORLANDO
POOGOR, J. 90103701 NE« 79/09/07 $12,500
REGIONAL TOXIC SUBSTANCES PU8LIC PARTICIPATION
PROGRAM IN DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA
CENTRAL FLORIDA, UNIV 91140301 HE»» 79/07/23 *2,728
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
JOHNSTON, SAMUEL
TALLAHASSEE
MS/ENV, sci.
FLORIDA STATE UNIV. 91H5901 INCR 79/08/20
»2,878
LYNCH, THOMAS
TALLAHASSEE
FLORIDA STATE UNIV.
URBAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING
91141301 NErt 79/08/28
S803
MCGINN1S, H.
TALLAHASSEE
FLORIDA STATE UNIV.
GOVERNMENT PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ENVRN
POLICY
91130801 INCR 79/07/20
12,832
PA6E 26
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT MO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARO GRANt AWARD
FLORIDA
»* FfcLLUMSHlPS **
HORA, JtFFRtY
URLANOU
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTR
CENTRAL
, UNIV. 91136601 N£M 79/07/05
06-11-«C)
PACE ^9
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
** RESEARCH **
EMORY UNIV. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
ATLANTA
FORT VALLEY STATE COLLEGE
FQKT VALLEY
GEORGIA INST OF TECH
ATLANTA
GEORGIA INST. OF TECH
ATLANTA
GEORGIA INST. UF TECH.
ATLANTA
GEORGIA STATE UNIV.
ATLANTA
GEORGIA, UNIV. OF
ATHENS
GEORGIA, UNIV. OF
ATHENS
GEORGIA, UNIv. OF
ATHENS
MOREMUUSE COLLEGE
PROJECT OIKtCTOk /
FELLO».
TITLE
GEORGIA
GRAiMT NO TYPE OF DATt OF
GRANT AMAKD
wILLIS, I. 80639201 INCR 79/08/31
EFFECTS OF VARYING DOSES OF UV ON MAMMALIAN
SKIN: SIMULATION OF DECREASING STRATOSPHERIC O^ONE
GRUMBLY, I. 80449902 INCR 79/05/24
PATENTIAL BENEFICAL USE OF INDUSTRIAL WASTE
HEAT FOR GREENHOUSE PRODUCTION OF BEDDING PLANTS
POHLANU, F.
CONTROLLED LANDFILL STABILIZATION *ITH
LEACHATt RECYCLE
80395302 INCK 79/07/05
PUHLAND, F. 80649801 NEW 79/05/09
FATE OF HEAVY METALS OUKING LANDFILL STABILIZA T lutv
OF SOLID WASTE MATERIALS »MITH LEACHATE RECYCLE
AMES, WILLIAM
ANALYSIS OF- MATHEMATICAL MODELS FOR POLLUTANT
TRANSPORT AND DISSIPATION
AHEARN, DONALD
ESTUARINE SURFACE FILMS
MONK, C,
POTENTIAL IMPACT OF ACIDIFIED PRECIPITATION
ON ELEMENT CYCLING ANO PRODUCTION IN SOUTHERN
W1EGERT, K.
SIMULATION MODELING OF A COASTAL SALT
MARSH
ALLISON, JOHN R.
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF PESTICIDE USE
BENDER, Jt
60711401 NEW 79/09/18
60447705 INCH 79/08/31
60530501 INCR 79/07/20
APPALHIAN
60659201 NEW 79/07/10
80730501 NEW 79/09/05
80597201 INCR 79/06/25
AMOUNT OF
GRANT A4AK
$42,500
$13,489
$16,100
$61,500
$37,2V9
»5,558
1 22, 425
S77.541
1165,000
$4,270
ATLANTA
DEVELOPMENT OF AN IN VITRO MUTAGENESIS
TEST SYSTEM
06-11-80
PAGE
30
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AHUUNT OF
GRANT AWARD GRANT AWARD
GEORGIA
** RESEARCH **
80597202 CONT 79/09/25
$76,664
SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE
SAVANNAH
** TRAINING «*
ATLANTA UNIV. CENTER
ATLANTA
GEORGIA INST. OF TECH,
ATLANTA
GHUMAN, GIAH 80672601
NUTRIENT RECYCLING AND TOXIC ELEMENTS DISTR18.
IN THE MARSHLAND ECOSYSTEM OF THE S.E, ATLANTIC COAST
NEW 79/08/31
ESPY, C.
WATER RESOURCES DUAL DEGREE ENGINEERING
PROGRAMS
90090801 INCR 79/09/19
POHLANO, F. G, 90107001 NEw 79/09/26
TRAINING PROGRAM IN HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT
482,200
9125,815
$29,000
06-ll-tfu
PAGE
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APPLICANT PROJECT DIRECTOR / GRArtT NO TYPE OF UATE OF AMOUNT OF
FELLOW GRANT AWARD GRANT ArtARO
1 TITLE
** RESEARCH **
HAWAII, UNIV. OF SMITH, S, 80396303 INCft 79/05/31 $50,000
HONOLULU RESPONSES UF A TROPICAL ESTUARY TO RELAXATION
OF SEWAGE STRESS
HONOLULU CITY & C^FY CHE« LUN LAU 80679001 NE« 79/09/25 $141,693
HONOLULU LIQUEFACTION OF SEWAGE SLUDGE FOP PRODUCTION
OF SYNTHETIC ASPHALT
Ob-11—80 PAGE
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PKOJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT Of
GRANT AWARD GHANT A*ARD
IDAHO
** RESEARCH »*
IDAHO DEPT OF HEALTH & «ELFAK£
auiSE
BROKOPP, C.
IDAHO EPIOCMIOLOGIC STUDIES PROGRAM
80693001 NEW 79/07/23 »250,000
IOAHU, UNIV. OF
MUSCOW
** DEMONSTRATION **
BOISE, CITY OF
BOISt
BJOKNN, T.
SEDIMENTATION AND PRODUCTIVITY OF
STREAMS
BAKEH,SARA
NOISE MONITORING AND ABATEMENT PKOGHAM
80619502 CONT 79/08/28 4134,393
80698301 NEft 79/08/28
** FELLOWSHIPS **
, MAKGRIT VON BKAUN
MOSCOW
IDAHO, UNIV. OF
ENGINEERING SCIENCE I SAN ENGR
91139701 NEW 79/06/26
MARCHUS, M,
POCATELLO
IDAHO STATE UNIV.
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
91133101 NEW 79/09/18
»6,000
ROSS, MitHAEL 0,
IDAHO UNIV. OF
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
91150101 NEW 79/09/04
»6,000
06-11-80
PAGE 33
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
** RESEARCH **
CHEMICAL COATEKS ASSOC.
WHEATON
CHICAGO METRO. SAM. OIST.
CHICAGO
OEPAUL UNIV.
CHICAGO
IIT RESEARCH INST.
CHICAGO
IIT RESEARCH INST.
CHICAGO
III RESEARCH INST.
CHICAGO
IIT RESEARCH INST.
CHICAGO
IIT RESEARCH INST.
CHICAGO
IIT RESEARCH INST.
CHICAGO
ILLINOIS INST. OF TECH.
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOh
TITLE
ILLINOIS
HEUERTZ, M.
EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND ENERGY
BENEFITS ACHIEVABLE BY COMPUTER PROCESS
GRANT NO TYPE OF OATE UF
GRANT AWARD
80708301 NEW 79/08/21
BRAXTON, J. S, 60S62901 INCR 79/07/31
ENVRN CHANGES AGRICULTURAL BENEFITS FROM
USING MUN SEWAGE SLUOGE/CROP PRODUCTION/STRIP-MINEO SOILS
MURPHY, THOMAS J.
INPUTS OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS FROM ATMOSPHERE
TO SAGINAW BAY
ARANYI, C.
EFFECT OF INDUSTRIAL PARTICULATE EMISSIONS
ON ALVEOLAR MACROPHAGES
EHRLICH, R.
EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTANTS ON RESISTANCE
TO RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS
FANNIN, K.
DEVELOPMENT & EVAL.UF AN AMBIENT VIABLE
MICROBIAL AIR SAMPLER
FANNIN, K.
STUDY OF MICROeiAL AEROSOLS EMITTED FHOM
A WATER RECLAMATION PLANT
ASE, PAUL
CHEMICAL STA8LIZEKS FOR THE CUNTROL Of
FUGITIVE ASBESTOS EMISSIONS
SHEFNER, ALAN
RESPIRATORY CARCINOGENESIS OF DIESEL FUEL
EMISSIONS AND RELATED SUBSTANCES
PATTERSON, J.
80532502 INCR 79/06/19
60514102 INCR 79/06/02
60579402 CONT 79/04/24
60586401 INCR 79/06/22
60606202 CONT 79/06/29
80626901 INCR 79/06/21
80692901 NEW 79/09/19
80658201 NEW 79/08/20
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD
wo, ooo
£25,963
SS6.000
42,001
4115,000
595,259
$158,782
114,813
1200,000
$60,500
CHICAGO
CRITERIA TO PREDICT REMOVALS OF SELECTED
PRIORITY POLLUTANTS IN COMBINED TREATMENT SYSTEMS
06-11-6u
PAGE
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOK /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF
GRANT
DATE OF
AWARD
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD
ILLINOIS
** RESEARCH **
ILLINOIS, UNIV. MEDICAL CTR,
CHICAGO
EPSTEIN, SAMUEL
BIOSYNTHESIS OF N-NITROSO COMPOUNDS
80543103
INCR 79/09/18
J3U.OOO
ILLINOIS, UNIV. OF
URUANA
ILLINOIS, UNIV. OF
CHICAGO
ILLINOIS, UNIV. OF
URbANA
ILLINOIS, UNiv, OF
URttAMA
ILLINOIS, UNIV. OF
UHOANA
SNOEYINK, V.
REACTION OF ACTIVATED CARBON WITH AQUEOUS
CHLORINE AND OTHER DISINFECTING AGENTS
80529303
BABCOCK, L. 60547603
METHODOLOGIES FOR UTILIZATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACT ASSESSMENT DATA
GIBB, J, 80630401
GROUNOWATER SAMPLING AND SAMPLE PK JERVATION
TECHNIQUES
KARR, J. 60639102
HABITAT STRUCTURE AND FISH COMMUNITIES
IN nARMwATER STREAMS
RUSSELL, S. 80665401
MINERAL MATTER AND TRACE ELEMENTS IN COAL
CONT 79/08/06
CONT 79/07/05
INCR 79/05/09
CONT 79/09/1V
MEW 79/04/27
S1J6.215
971,500
$22,655
$65,632
172,742
ILLINOIS, UNIV. OF
URHANA
ILLINOIS, UNIV. OF
UhbANA
ILLINUI3, UNIV. OF
URBANA
ILLINOIS, UNIV. OF (URBANA)
UKBANA
SOU, SHAO L. 80674701
RESEARCH FOR MEASUREMENT AND CONTROL OF
rtlNO BLOW DUST FROM STORAGE PILES
ENGELBRECHI, R, 60681901
COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT FOR ADVANCE CONTROL
TECHNOLOGY CENTER
HOPKE, PHILIP 80/00901
DEVELOPMENT OF MONITORING METHODS TO DETERMINE
THE PRESENCE OF MUTAGENIC COMPOUNDS IN CHICAGO
SHANSON, E.
COSTS ANU BENEFITS OF PESTICIDE USE
8071510J
NEW 79/08/27
NEW 79/08/01
NEW 79/08/01
NEW 79/06/27
»15,000
$350,000
$110,000
S168.589
06-11«
PAGE
35
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE Of DATE OF AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD GRANT AWARD
ILLINOIS
** RESEARCH **
RUSH-PRESbYTERIAH-ST. LUKE'S *ED CTK
CHICAGO
TASK FORCE ON THE FUTURE OF ILLINOIS
CARBON0ALE
WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIV.
** DEMONSTRATION **
CHICAGO, CITY OF
CHICAGO
METAL FINISHERS FON,
CHICAGO
** TRAINING **
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSUC.
CHICAGO
ILLINOIS INST. OF TECH.
CHICAGO
PETERSON, l>. 00596602
TYPE A VIRAL HEPATITIESl EFFECT OF CHLORINE
ON ANTIGENICITY AND INFECTIVITY
MOREN3, F, 60719401
AN EXPANSION FO THE CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
ACTIVITIES OF THE TA3K FORCE ON THE FUTURE OF ILLINOIS
TE-HSIU MA 00642201
TRADESCANTlA-MCN-IN-TeTRAD WUTAGEN TEST
FOR ON-SITE MONITORING & FURTHER VALIDATION OF TEST SYSTEM
GALLAY.DON 60706301
COMPARATIVE CURoSIDE VEHICLE PASS8Y NOISE
STUDY TO ASSESS THE EFFECTIVENESS OF NOISE AWARENESS PROG.
CONT 79/06/07
DURKIM, E. P.
METAL REMOVAL & CYANIDE DESTRUCTION USING
A CAR80N FIBER ELECTROCHEMICAL REACTOR
60576001
DUEL, WARD 90097201
HEALTH EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION! AN EDUCATION
VIDEOTAPE
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PATTERSON, J,
PLANNING FOR THE FOURTH NATIONAL CONFERENCE
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** FtLLU*SHlPS **
, J.
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WATER POLLUTION
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PROJECT DIRECTOR /
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AMERICAN PESTICIDE CONTROL ASSOC.
*EST LAFAYETTE
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MLLPACH, C. 60597802
A CONTINUATION GRANT FOR THE SECOND YEAR
OF THE FACILITATION OF GENERAL UNDERSTANDING
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AN INVESTIGATION OF BENTHIC AND FISH COMMUNITIES
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MILLS, D. B.
PREVENTION OF FORMATION AND REMOVAL OF
HALOGENATED ORGANIC USING CHLORINE DIOXIDE
THEIS, THOMAS
ANALYSIS AND ASSESSMENT OF INCINERATED
MUNICIPAL SLUDGE ASHES AND LEACHATES
RAYKOVICH, T.
EAST CHICAGO TREATMENT LAGOON/DISINFECTION
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KINIAS, GEORGE
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INDIANA UNIV.
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** RESEARCH **
IOWA STATE UNIV.
AMfcS
IOWA STATE UNIV.
AMES
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AMES
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AMES
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AMES
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DISTRIBUTION, PROPERTIES AND EFFECTS ON ATMOSPHERIC RAD
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EFFECT OF AGRICULTURAL LAND USE PRACTICES
ON STREAM WATER QUALITY! SOCIOLOGICAL FACTORS
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EFFECTS OF AGRICULTURAL LAND USE PRACTICES
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SCHNOOR, J. L. 80605902
A PESTICIDE TRANSPORT a 8IOACCUMLAT10N
MODEL FOR CORALVILLE RESERVOIR, IOWA
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EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDIES PROGRAM-PESTICIDES-COOPERATIVE
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THIS PROJECT HILL CUNSIUER SURFACE IMPOUNDMENTS
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CITIZENS FUTURE STUDYl HAZARDOUS MSTE
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60693501
VOSLEN,BARRY
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NEW 79/06/13
SEIDEL, HAKRIS f.
HATER CERTIFICATION EXAMINATION DEVELOPMENT
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NEw 79/08/07
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NEW
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NEW
NEW
79/08/21
79/08/28
79/09/26
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39
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TITLE
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GRANT NU TYPE OF
GRANT
DATE UF
AMARU
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD
I 0
** TRAINING **
ASSOCIATION OF BOS OF CERTIFICATION
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UF CERTIFICATION
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DEVELOPMENT OF OPERATOR CERTIFICATION EXAM
SERVICES
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NEW 79/07/16
$90,000
960,000
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131,676
06-1i-eu
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MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOft
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE UF AMOUNT OF
GRANT AMANO GRANT AMARD
KANSAS
** RESEARCH **
KANSAS STATE UNIV.
MANHATTAN
KANSAS, UNIV. OF
LAWRENCE
KANSAS, UNIV. UF (CTR FUR RES)
LAWRENCE
** TRAINING **
KANSAS, UNIV. OF
LAWRENCE
ELLIS, ROSCOE 60540302
DETERMINATION UF KINETICS OF PHOSPHORUS
MINERALIZATION SOILS UNDER OXIDIZING CONDITIONS
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EXPERIMENTAL POND STUDIES ON THE EFFECTS
OF AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDES UN AUUATIC FOOD CHAINS.
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S30,489
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S3,320
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PANKRAT, J.
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90106401
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BRADLEY, RANDY
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41
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MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE UF
GRANT AWARU
GRANT
OF
KENTUCKY
»* RESEARCH **
KENTUCKY, UNIV. OF
LEXINGTON
DOKOUGH, H. H.
METABOLISM OF CARBAMATE INSETICIUES
60514303
CONT 79/05/18
$67,860
**
ENVIRONMENTAL ALTERNATIVES, INC.
LOUISVILLE
IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF KY., INC.
COVINGTON
HALLMAN, 0.
REGIONAL TOXIC PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PROGRAM
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90106901
SUKBEH, 0. 90104301
EXPAND NATIONAL SYNDICATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL
TV SHOW 'MAKEPEACE wITH NATURE'
NEW 79/09/26
NE« 79/09/J6
$1«,500
>/,000
06-11-80
PAUE
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MUNICIPALITY
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOw
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNI OF
GRANT AWARD GRANT A*AHO
TITLE
LOUISIANA
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6ULF SOUTH RE3. INST.
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LOUISIANA STATE UNIV.
HA ION ROUGE
LOUISIANA STATE UNIV. & A8.M COLLEGE
BATON HOUSE
LOUISIANA 3TATE UNIV. 8, ASM COLLEGE
BATON ROUGE
NEW OKLEANS, UNIV. OF
NEW ORLEANS
NEK UKLEANS, UNIV. OF
NE"« ORLEANS
TULANt UNIv.
NEW ORLEANS
TULANE UNIV.
NEW ORLEANS
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JEFFERSON
GEBHAKT, j 60534002
TOTAL ORGANIC CHLORINE (TOC1) ANALYSIS-INSTRUMENTAL
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DEGRADATION RATES AND SORPTION CHARACTERISTICS
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DAY, J.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT UF SUBSTITUTE CHEMICALS
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PATRICK, w.
TRACE & TOXIC METALS IN SLUDGE-AMENDED
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LASETER, J.
FORMATION UF CARCINOGENIC PHOTOOXIDATIUN
PROD, FH. POLYAKUMATIC
80578901
60464/02
80716001
LASETfcR, J.
GC-MS ANALYSIS OF POTENTIAL CARCINOGENIC
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WATER SOURCES & CHARACTERISTICS & MALIGNANCY
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8RODTMANN, N.
MULTIPLE PROCESS APPROACH FOR REMOVAL UF
ORGANIC SUBSTANCES FKOM DRINKING WATEK
60671101
60692S01
60092501
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79/09/12
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216,924
>1,366,000
$54,000
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLO*
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE Of AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD GRANt AWARD
LOUISIANA
** DEMONSTRATION **
NEW ORLEANS, CITY OF
ORLEANS
** TRAILING **
ECOLOGY CENTER OF LOUISIANA, INC.
ORLEANS
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF LA., INC,
BATON ROUGE
HAMMOND,JOHN 60693401
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REGIONAL TOXICS PUULIC PARTICIPATION PROGRAM
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NEW 79/06/2b
NEW 79/09/04
NEW 79/09/12
S20,000
»19,774
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MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT HO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT OF
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MAINE
** RESEARCH **
MAINE, UNIV. OF
URUNO
SIMARD, G. 60600901 INCK 79/06/15 110,000
ATMOSPHERIC EMISSIONS FROM ASPHALT PRODUCTS
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MAINE AUUUBON SOCIETY
FALMOUTH
KING, CHEKYL
RURAL SOLID WASTE CASE STUDIES
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SJtOOO
06-11-eo
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOK
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** RESEARCH **
CHESAPEAKE RES. CONSORTIUM
ANNAPOLIS
CHESAPEAKE RESEARCH CONSORTIUM, INC.
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HAKERSTOrtN
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV.
BALTIMORE
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV.
BALTIMORE
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV.
BALTIMORE
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV.
MARYLAND
CRONIN, E,
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CRONIN, E. 60714601 NEW 79/09/05
EVALUATION OF BIOA3SAY METHODOLOGY FOR
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.22,054
499,952
145,000
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CHESAPEAKE BAY EARTH SCIENCE STUDY • ANIMAL
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OLIVIERI, V.
STABILITY AND DFFECTI VENESS OF CHLORINE,
CHLORAMINE AND CHLORINE DIOXIDE IN WATER
RISBY, T.
EXHAUST EMISSIONS FROM A DIESEL ENGINE
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80655801 NEW 79/05/25
60666001 NEW 79/09/25
1107,071
.m,ai!
S99,265
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JOHNS HUPKINS, UNIV. OF
bALTIMORE
MARYLAND DEPT. NATURAL RESOURCES
ANNAPOLIS
MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE, UNIV. OF
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BIOSTRATIGRAPHY OF CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ITS
TRIBUTARIES
8RICKER, 0. 80596301
CHESAPEAKE BAY EARTH SCIENCE STUDY-INTERSTITTAL
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nILSON, H.
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HOPKINS, T.
vivo INCORPORATION OF TOXIC ELEMENTS INTO
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60517501
INCR 79/06/28
79/08/06
INCR 79/06/15
120,000
S115,000
»8,6£1
06-11-80
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT OF
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MARYLAND
** RESEARCH **
MARYLAND, UNIV. OF
BALTIMORE
MARYLAND, UNIV. UF
COLLEGE PARK
MARYLAND, UNIV. OF
COLLEGE PARK
MARYLAND, UNIV. OF
COLLfcGE PARK
HINTON, 0. E. 80486601
DETECTION OF MUTACENIC/CARCINOGENIC ALTERATION
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DEVELOPMENT OF GLASS ARRAY IMPACTORS FOR
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AMMONIA REMOVAL FROM STEEL INDUSTRY WASTEWATER
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NEW 79/05/09
NE* 79/08/02
NEW 79/09/26
S20.1J1
543,000
$103,000
411,700
MARYLAND, UNIV. UF
COLLEGE PARK
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BALTIMORE, CITY UF
BALII MOKE
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bAUIMURE
NORTON, VIRGIL J. 80721501
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LOCH HAVEN KE3ERVIUK AEHATION DEMONSTRATION
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MAX 80085301
^ MAKYLANU
NE« 79/09/11
INCR 79/04/24
NEW 79/04/06
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UNDER TSCA
S75,000
S40,900
1230,935
** TRAINING **
CHARLES CNTY. COMMON. COLLEGE
LA PLATA
ENGEL,
WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
90074001
INCR 79/07/17
»4,000
MARYLANU, UNIV. UF
CULLtUE PAKK
CUNNUF, H.
REGIONAL NOISE 1ECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
KtblUM III
90098701
79/06/28
$30,000
06-11-60
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PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT OF
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TITLE
M A R Y L A M D
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POTUMAC HIVER ANO TMAILS COUNCIL
wESELY, f.,
CONSERVATION HANDBOOK
90105701
79/09/26
*3,6oO
** FELLOWSHIPS **
COHEN, A.
COLLEGE BIOLOGY
JUHWS HOPKINS UNIV. 91146601 NEW 79/08/13
»2,500
COVEK, CHAHLES
tOLLtGfc PARK
MARYLAND, UNIV, OF
M.S./CIVIL ENGW./PAKT TIME
91111801 INCH 79/08/10
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91138S01 NEW 79/09/04
S2.3J9
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OCEAN ENGINEERING TECH
91146401 NEW 79/07/30
I860
LARI*ORt, CHARLES
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MARYLAND, ONIV. OF
GENERAL COLLEGE STUDIES
91137501 N£W 79/08/U
$721
NACE» RICHARD
OALTIMORE
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV.
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
91138601 NEW 79/07/09
41,230
BALTIMORE
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV. 91150301 NEW 79/08/23
GEOLOGY
91,938
06-11-80
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MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FtLLQ*
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE Of AMOUNT OF
GRANT AHARD 6RANT
MARYLAND
** FELLOWSHIPS **
RAMSEY, «. L.
COLLEGE PAR*
M.S./PUBLIC AOMIN,
MARYLAND, UNIV. Of
91096601 INC* 79/08/01
S89S
SACHUtVA, NANO
BALTIMORE
CIVIL ENGINEERING
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV. 91130301 NEW 79/06/10
•3,050
SANOtttKli, HARRY
BALTIMORE
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV.
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
91143901 NE« 79/06/29
*5,815
91143901 INCR 79/08/27
SAVILLE, ROBERT
CUMBERLAND
ALLEGANY COMMUNITY COL 91148801 NEM 79/07/26
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
1963
HILSUN, H.
COLLEGE PARK
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C.
8IOMEUICAL SCIENCES
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»6,000
06-11-
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
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AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY
BOSTON
ARTHUR 0. LITTLE, INC.
CAMbKIDGE
ARTHUR 0. LITTLE, INC.
BOSTON UNIV.
BOSTON
HARVARD COLLEGE
CAMbRIDGE
HARVAhD UNIV.
CAMbRIDGE
MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL
BOSTON
MASSACHUSETTS INST. UF TECH.
CAMBRIDGE
MASSACHUSETTS INST. OF TECH.
CAMBRIDGE
MASSACHUSETTS INST. OF TECH.
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FtLLOw
TITLE
MASSACHUSETTS
SPENGLER, K.
AIR UUALITY MODELING
DE FILIHPI, R. P.
PROCESS FOR ACTIVE CARBON REGENERATION
AND FOR RECOVERY UF HAZARDOUS PESTICIDE WASTES
GRA^T NO TYPE OF
GRANT
80689401 NEW
804554Q1 INCR
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FEEDING, REPRODUCTION AND HABITAT SELECTION
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HIGH VELOCITY FILTRATION
80708001 NEW
LEIGH, DAVID 80712801 NEW
COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT BETWEEN USEPA AND
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LABORATORY AND FIELD TRIAL EVALUATION OF
THE COST EFFECTIVENESS OF T«0 TYPES OF PERSONAL
BEER, JANUS
REDUCTION OF POLLUTANT FORMATION IN COAL
PARTICLE AND LIQUID FUEL SPRAY FLAMES
MANHEIM, M.
RESEARCH ANALYSING TRANSPORTATION AND RELATED
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MARKS, D,
80722201 NEW
ULTRAVIOLET
80555203 CONT
80662201 NE*
80680201 NEW
DATE OF
AWARD
79/08/Ob
79/05/15
79/06/19
79/05/24
79/09/05
79/09/06
79/09/26
79/08/28
79/06/19
79/08/31
AMOUNT OF
GRAM AnARD
41UU.UOO
$27,616
$72,362
444,000
S60, 000
$32,928
$89,600
•41,500
9100,000
$44,500
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PLAN. MODELS FOR URBAN WATER SUPPLY EXPANJ
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MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
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FELLOW
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CHANT AWARD
MASSACHUSETTS
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CAMBRIDGE
MASSACHUSETTS, UNIV. OF
AMHERST
MASSACHUSETTS, UNIV. OF
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NEW ENGLAND AQUARIUM
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NE*< ENGLAND FISHERIES STEERING CUMM,
NE« BEDFORD
TUFTS UNIV.
bOSTON
ASHFOKO, N. 60714101
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HUMAN HEALTH EFFECTS OF ELEVATED DRINKING
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ELECTROCHEMICAL TREATMENT OF SEAFOODS PROCESSING
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79/05/09
79/07/26
INCR 79/06/10
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DEMONSTRATION OF SWIKL & HELICAL BEND REGULATORS
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NEW 79/08/«J6
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PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
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NORTHEASTERN UNIV.
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HUSTON
NORTHEASTERN UNIV.
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MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
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SAGINAW
R. 80659701
FLUX OF OKSANIC TOXINS AMU MAJOR NUTRIENTS
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FLOw MODEL OF SAGINA* RIVER
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NEW 79/06/25
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MICHIGAN DEPT OF PUBLIC HLTH
LANSING
MICHIGAN STATE UNIV.
E. LANSING
MICHIGAN STATE UNIV.
E. LANSING
MICHIGAN STATE
t. LANSING
MICHIGAN STATE UNIV.
£, LANSING
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EVALOATION OF HUMANS EXPOSED TO *ATER BORNE
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NEW 79/09/26
NEW 79/04/16
INCR 79/05/31
CUNT 79/09/26
INCR 79/06/06
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481,290
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MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
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CHANT NO TYPE OF DATE Of
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fc. LANSING
MICHIGAN STATE UNIV.
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DEVELOPMENT OF PROCESSOR-BASED HIERARCHICAL
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DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT OF A MULHPEST AGROECUSYSfEM
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CONT 79/08/21
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MICHIGAN STATE UNIV.
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MICHIGAN STATE UNIV.
t. LANSING
MICHIGAN TECH. UNIV.
MOUGHTON
MICHIGAN, UNIV. OF
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MICHIGAN, UNIV. UF
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SIGNIFICANCE OF ANAEROBIC BIODfcGRADATION
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UTILITY OF WET OXIDATION IN THE TREATMENT
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INCR 79/08/15
INCR 79/09/19
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INCR 79/06/21
CONT 79/04/30
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*104,948
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S56,198
472,865
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MU'MICIPALITl
TITLE
PKUJECT OIHtClOK /
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MICHIGAN, UNIV. OF
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AIR POLLUTION MONITORING BY LONG PATH LASERS
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NEW 79/04/10
NEW 79/05/23
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S20.910
4147,100
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ANN ARBOR
NATIONAL SANITATION FOUNDATION
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MICHIGAM STATE DEPT NATURAL RESOURCES
LANSING
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NEW 79/04/06
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MICHIGAN STATE UNIV.
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NEW 79/07/03
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MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
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TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLtin.
MINNESOTA
GRANT WJ TYPE UF UATE Up AMOUNI OF
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INTERSOCItTY CONSURTIUM ON PLANT PRUT
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MIDWEST KESEAKCH INSTITUTE
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ST. PAUL
TARLE10N, R. 8070*001
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PHOIECTION FROM PESTS
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FORMATION OF ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOLS
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79/07/19
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$101,000
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ST. PAUL
LIU, BENJAMIN
RESEARCH ON AIR SAMPLING FILTER
80460003
INCR 79/07/iO
MINNESOTA, UNIV. OF
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNESOIA, UNIV. OF
ST. PAUL
STEFAN, H,
OF WATER TEMPERATURE STUDIES AT
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MAGNUSON, v.
STRUCTUHE ACTIVITY CORRELATION STUDIES
80473601
80495303
INCR 79/09/18
INCR 79/06/26
$48,000
MINNESOTA, UNIV. OF
ST. PAUL
MINNESOIA, UNIV. OF
ST. PAUL
MINNESOIA, UNIV. OF
ST PAUL
MINNESOTA, UNIV. OF
ST. PAUL
HARRIS, 0. 80^99603
GENERALIZATION OF WATER QUALITY CRITERIA
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STEFAN, H. 605678Q1
OXYGEN PRODUCTION, LOSS, EXCHANGE & TRANSPORT
RATES IN MERS FIELD CHANNELS
SYDOR, MICHAEL 80602002
DISPEHSAL OF COAL DUST FROM THASHSHIPMENT
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CARLSON, R. 00606302
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF ENERGY-RELATED
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INCR 79/09/07
INCR 79/05/24
CONT 79/08/06
CUNT 79/08/09
511,140
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MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
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MINNESOIA, UNIV. UF
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EISENREICH, 3.
PCB AND DDT CYCLING IN LAKE
80006401
INCR 79/06/21
MINNESOTA, UNIV. OF
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNESOTA, UNIV. OF
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNESOTA, UNlV. OF
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNE501A, UNIV. UF
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNESOIA, UNIV. OF
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NEW 79/05/31
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US/USSR EXCHANGE UF bIDLUGICAL CONTROL
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NEW 79/08/20
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06-11-80
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TITLE
PKUJECT DIRECTOR /
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MUNICIPALITY
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLO*
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GRANT AWARD
TITLE
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AMARO
MISSISSIPPI
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MISSISSIPPI OEPT UF AGRI £ CO*M
JACKSON
MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIV,
MISSISSIPPI 3TAT
UELTSCHEY, C. 60710101
PESTICIDE COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT FOR LABORATORY
AND FIELD EVALUATION OF ALTERNATES FOR FIRE ANT CUNTR
MINYARD, j.
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60686601
NEW 79/09/18
NEW 79/04/24
$220,000
*260,000
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SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI, UNIV. OF
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NEW 79/08/07
S220,0t)0
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MISSOURI, UNIV. OF
COLUMBIA
MISSOURI, UNJV. UP
MISSOURI, UNIV. OF
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MISSOURI, UNIV. OF (HOLLA)
KOLCA
rtASHlNGTON UNIV.
ST. LOUIS
UNIV.
ST. LOUIS
MARIENFELL1, C,
A STUOY OF CAHCER AND THE PUBLIC DRINKING
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FAIKChlLD.M.
DEVELOPMENT OF PEST MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES
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ANALYSIS OF COSTS AND BENEFITS OF PESTICIDES
USEO IN MO & OTHEK STATES
80529703
605429Q3
80713001
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SULFUR BUDGET IN
GILLANI, N.
PLANT PLUMES
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NEW 79/06/31
NEW 79/06/23
INCR 79/06/31
INCR 79/08/24
$110,000
£262,166
4350,000
$99,979
172,000
WASHINGTON UNIV.
ST. LOUIS
WASHINGTON UNIV.
ST. LOUIS
WASHINGTON UNIV.
ST. LOUIS
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SULFUR BUDGET IH PO*E« PLAT PLUSES - PROCESSING,
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JEFFERSON CITY
KARCri, K.
FINGER LAKES RESTORATION PROJECT
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INCR 79/09/18
130,000
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NEOSHO «ATER 4 WASTEWATER TECH SCHOOL
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MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
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MONTANA STATE UNIV.
BOZEMAN
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THUHSTQN, R,V,
AMMONIA TOXICITY TO FISHES
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WILLIAMS, T.
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•45,000
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MONTANA STATE UNIV.
HO/EMAN
MONTANA STATE
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NEW 79/09/26
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TITLE
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80ZZELLI, J.
TOXIC ORGANIC VAPORS IN THE AIR
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S50,000
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TRENTON
PRINCETON UNIV.
PRINCETON
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PRINCETON
RUTGERS UNIV.
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NEW BRUNSWICK
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TRENTON
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NEST TRENTON
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HIGHLANDS
RUTGERS STATE
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RUTGERS UNIV.
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TRENTON
TRENTON STATE COLLEGE 91145201 NEW 79/09/Ob
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URBAN STUDIES & CUMM. DEVELOP
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NEW JERSEY INST OF TECH 9H45601 NE« 79/06/10
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FELLOW
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ALBUaUEROUE
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SANTA F£
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NEW MEXICO STATE UNIV.
LAS CRl'CES
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ALBUUUERQUE
WALTERS, E.
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TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
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NEW YORK
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGRS,
N£W YORK
CLARK30N COLLEGE OF TECH.
POTSDAM
CORNELL UNIV.
ITHACA
MORGAN, R.
FEASIBILITY OF AUTOMATED COMBINED SEWEH
SYSTEM ALLIED WITH METRO FLOOD EARNING SYSTEM
DEPINTO, J.
ANALYSIS OF PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL IN GREAT
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FRANCIS, J. 0.
NATIONAL STATISTICAL ASSESSMENT OF DOMESTIC
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£255,140
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ITHACA
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ITHACA
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COOK, ALBERT 80666201
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79/08/01
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394,678
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864,000
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bRUNX
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BRONX
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MODELING OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES IN GREAT LAKES
FOOD CHAINS
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ANALYSIS OF URBAN RUNOFF LOADS FROM COMBINED
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JERIS, J, 8068Q9Q1
DETERMINATION OF THE INSTABILITY OF TREATED
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DEVELOPMENT OF METHODS TO DEFINE rtATER
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AGRICULTURAL NON-POINT SOURCE CONTROL OF
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NE« YORK
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YORK
RHEE,G. 80682001
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TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
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** RESEARCH **
ONQNDAGA CNTY.
NORTH SYRACUSE
RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INST.
1RUY
RENSStLAER POLYTECHNIC INST.
TROY
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ROCHESTER, UNIV. OF
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KARAN1K, JOHN
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80664001
604B2003
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ENGINEERING FOUNDATION CONFERENCE ON ENVIRONMENTAL
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DELAWARE PARK LAKE RESTORATION
8042S401
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TIVOLI LAKES RESTORATION PROJECT
00490601
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160,045
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FELLOW
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MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
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FELLOW
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AMOUNT Of
GRANT AWARD
NORTH CAKOLINA
** RESEARCH **
BOWMAN GKAY SCHOOL OF" MEDICINE
WINSTON-SALEM
Dime UNIV.
DURHAM
DUKE UNIV.
DURHAM
EAST CAKOLINA UNIV.
GREENVILLE
NORTH CAROLINA A&T STATE UNIV.
GREENSBORO
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV,
RALEIGH
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV,
RALEIGH
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV.
KALEIGH
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV,
KALEIGH
NORTH CAROLINA, UNIV. OF
CHAPEL HILL
KUCfcRA, L.
HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS TYPE 2 - CANCER PROMOTER
INTERACTIONS
80707301
GRAHAM, D. 60040001
DEVELOPMENT OF AM IN VITRU MODEL FOR ORGANOPHOSPHORUS
•INDUCES DELAYED NEURQTOXICITY
LOCHMULLER, C.
STUDIES RELATED TU THE ORGANIC CHEMICAL
ANALYSIS OF INDUSTRIAL SAMPLES
JUEEN, WM.
AUUATIC FOOD «EB DYNAMICS IN A FLOOUPLAIN
SWAMP SYSTEM
GOSWAMI, D.
INVESTIGATION OF THE FLO* OF AN IMMISCIBLE
LIUUID POLLUTANT IN A STREAM OF WATER
FERRELL, J.
TEST AND EVALUATION OF A PILOT PLANT COAL
GASIFIER-GAS CLEANING FACILITY
ARYA, S,
MODELING OF ATMOSPHERIC FLOWS AND POLLUTANT
DISPERSAL OVER AND AROUND HILLS AND BUILDINGS
OVERCASH, M,
TUXIC AND PRIORITY POLLUTANT URtAwICS IN
LAND APPLICATION SYSTEMS
80696601
60665701
80481102
60559503
60642101
60691201
COALING, ELLIS
COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT FOR RESEARCH ON THE
EFFECIS OF AC10 PRECIPITATION ON AQUATIC AND TERRESTRIAL
CHR1STMAN, R. 604U300J
CHLORINATIO'M OF AUUATIC HUMIC SUSSTANCES
NEW 79/08/lb
NEW 79/Ob/H
NE« 79/08/01
NEn 79/06/23
NEW 79/06/15
INCR 79/04/16
CONT 79/08/31
NEW 79/06/21
NEW 79/08/02
79/07/06
SSO,000
$79,723
$30,000
S37,«20
$79,869
$395,250
956,096
$216,681
$500,000
$4,779
00-11-60
PAGE
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLQ*
GRANT NU TYPE OF DATE OF
GRANT AWARD
NORTH CAROLINA
OF
GRANT
** RESEARCH **
80443003
INCR 79/08/30
*21,745
NORTH CAROLINA, ClNIV. OF
CHAPEL HILL
NORTH CAHULlNA, UNIV. OF
CHAHEL HILL
COLLIER, A,
EFFECT OF ET10LOGICALLY-OEFIMED RE3PQRATORY
INFECTIONS ON LU
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMQUKT OF
GRANT AWARD GRANT AWARD
NORTH CAROLINA
** RESEARCH **
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INST.
RES TRIANGLE PAH
RANAOE, MADHAV
RESEARCH IN DEVICES FOR PARTICULATE CUNTROL
00589702 CQNT 79/05/18 *493,5iO
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INST,
RES TRIANGLE PAR
** TRAINING **
DUKE UNIV.
DURHAM
LEAGUE UF WOMEN VOTERS OF N.C.
DURHAM
PELLIZZARI, E
DETERMINATION OF POLYCHLOHINATED bIPHENYLS
AND OTHER HALOGENATED HYDROCARBONS IN HUMAN BIOLOGICAL
80716701 NEw 79/09/06
RICHARDSON, C.
REGIONAL TOXIC PUbLIC PAKTICIPATION PROGRAM
IN NORTH CAROLINA
KIMMEL, JUNE
REGIONAL TOXIC PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PROGRAM
90105201 NEW 79/09/12
90103801 NEW 79/08/31
*119,997
Sib,000
*<2U,OUO
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UN1V,
RALEIGH
NORTH CAROLINA, UNIV. UF
CHAPEL HILL
** FELLOWSHIPS **
ALEXANDER, RUbERT
RALEIGH
HART, f. 0. 9*098801
REGIONAL UNIVERSITY NOISE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
CENTER
CHARLES M. WEISS
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF GRADUATE STUDENTS
IN WATER POLLUTION CONTROL & WATER SUPPLY
NEW 79/06/28
90085101 INCR 79/08/27
NORTH CAROLINA STATE 9114<*001 NEW 79/07/30
$30,000
99,014
CIVIL ENGINEERING
HAGARTY, EDWARD
RALEIGH
CIVIL ENGINtEHlMG
NORTH CAROLINA, UiNlV. 91139001 NEW 79/08/OO
16,000
06-1l-
PAGE
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT OIHECTOH /
FfcLLOw
BhANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD
NORTH DAKOTA
** DEMONSTRATION **
NORTH DAKOTA STATE UEP1. Of HEALTH
4, S, 60096201 NEW 79/08/26
A COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE STATE
Of NORTH DAKOTA AND THE U.S. EPA TO DEVELOP A STATE NOISE
06-11-80
PAGE
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATfc OF
GRANT AWARD
TITLE
OHIO
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD
** RESEARCH **
BATTELLE MEMORIAL
COLUMBUS
SPICER, CHESTER
KINETICS AND MECHANISMS OF NITRATE FORMATION
IN PHOTOCHEMICAL SMOG
80581202
60581202
CONT 79/08/15
INCR 79/09/26
8165,000
8ATTELLE MEMORIAL INST.
COLUMBUS
CENTRAL STATE UNIV.
WILBERFOWCE
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL RES. FUN.
LOLUMbUs
CINCINNATI INST.
CINCINNATI
SMITHSON, G. 80665301
TECHNICAL CONFERENCE OM ENERGY FROM WASTESi
1979 UPDATE
3CHLUETEH, A. 80637601
ANALYSIS FOH CYANIDE IN WATEK, SEDIMENTS
AND SLUDGES.
LUBIN, A.
A LONGITUDINAL EVALUATION OF LEAD BODY
BURDEN IN GROWING CHILDREN
CULEMAN, E. P. 80613201
OHIO RIVER VALLEY HERITAGE RESEARCH PROJECT
NEW 79/0*1/18
NEW 79/09/18
80«16B03 INCR 79/08/27
INCR 79/07/10
*22,67b
>30,732
$22,775
*40,000
CINCINNATI, CI1Y OF
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, CITY (IF
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, UNIV. OF
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, UNZV. OF
CIMCINfJATJ
MILLER, R.
FEASIBILITY STUDY OF GRANULAR ACTIVATED
CARBON ADSORPTION AND ON SITE REGENERATION
MILLER, R,
FEASIBILITY STUDY OF GRANULAR ACTIVATED
CARBON ADSORPTION AND ON-SITE REGENERATION
SCARPING, P.
PATHOGEN1CITY OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE
LEACHATE
CLAHK, C.
EVALUATION OF THE HEALTH RISK ASSOC, KITH
THE TREATMENT AND DISOSAL OF MUH. «ASTE«AIER SLUDGE
80544301
80544302
80473302
80544501
INCR 79/05/23
CONT 79/06/19
INCR 79/09/05
INCR 79/05/25
•778,590
»54,9V8
>U5,905
06-11-80
PAGE
85
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APPLllA*)
MUNICIPALITY
** RESEARCH **
CINCINNATI, UNIV. OF
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, UNIV. OF
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, UNIV. OF
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, UNIV. OF
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, UNIV. OF
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, UNIV. OF
CINCINNATI
DAYTON, UNIV. OF
DAYTON
DAYTON, UNIV. OF
DAY fON
HEIDELBERG COLLEGE
TIFFIN
HEIDELBERG COLLEGE
PROJECT PJMECTOR / GRA,MT NU
FELLOW
TITLE
OHIO
BOKNSCltlN, K. 60569302
IN vivo METHODS FOR ASSESSING NEUROTOXICITY
FOULKES, t. 8osu40o2
MECHANISMS OF INTESTINAL CADMIUM ABSORPTION
IN RAT3
rtlLLEKE, KLAUS 60597102
NEW INERTIAL HARTICLE-SIZE CLASSIFICATION
TECHNIQUES FOR SOURCE EVALUATIONS
SCAHPINO, P. 60624002
EFFECT OF PARTICULATES ON DISINFECTION
OF ENTEROVIRUSES IN WATER BY CHLORAMINES
LEMASTER, G, 60660901
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF WOMEN EXPOSED
TO STYRENE AND REPRODUCTIVE DYSFUNCTION
KANESHIRO, E. 60695401
DIE-OFF STUDIES OF PARASITE EGGS UPON STORAGE
IN SLUDGE
DUVALL, D, 00511701
HIGH-TEMPERATURE DEGRADATION CHARACTERISTICS
OF HAZARDOUS ORGANIC MSTES-A LABORATORY APPROACH
HECHT, N , 60653501
SELECTIVE ENHANCEMENT OF REFUSE DERIVED
FUELS
BAKER, D. 60543601
FLUVIAL TRANSPORT & PROCESSING OF SEDIMENTS
& NUTRIEN'^fFROM NONPOINT SOURCES
BAKER, D. 6u543b02
TYPE OF UAIE OF
GRANT AftARD
CONT 79/08/15
CONT 79/05/09
CONT 79/08/22
CONT 7V/09/04
NEW 79/06/22
NEW 79/08/02
INCR 79/07/30
NEW 79/05/18
INCR 79/06/25
CONT 79/08/40
AMOUNT OF
GRANT ArtAKD
$58,711
S60,318
$36,506
995,087
$135,541
M74.419
$27,000
$111,734
J11.2U
*21,37S
TIFFIN
FLUVIAL TRANSPORT AND PROCESSING OF SEDIMENTS
AND NUTRIENTS FROM NONPUINT SOURCES
6-11-80
PACE
86
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF
GRANT AMARP
AMOUNT Of
CHANT AKARD
OHIO
** RESEARCH **
NATIONAL WATER WELL AS30C.
wQRTHINGTON
NATIONAL WATER WELL ASSOC,
wORTHINGTON
OHIO ASK. RES £ DEV. CTR.
WOOSTER
OHIO AGK. RES & OEV. CTR.
WOUSTER
OHIO STATE UNIV.
COLUMBUS
80586302
LEHR, JAY
DEVELOPMENT OF NATIONAL LIBRARY CENTER
FOR WATER WELL TECHNOLOGY
LEHR, J.
COMPUTER SIMULATION TO ASSESS THE ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACT OF RESIDENTIAL GROUND WATER HEAT PUMP UTILIZA
LINDliUIST, R. 80557102
INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT ON SELECTED
GREENHOUSE VEGETABLE AND FLORICOLTURAL CROPS
WEIDENSAUL, C. 60667201
ULTIMATE USES OF SEWAGE SLUDGE! NON-FOOD
CHAIN
HART, RONALD 60500803
CHLORINATED HYROCARSONSl
CONT 79/05/21
NEW 79/07/09
CONT 79/04/16
NEw 79/08/02
CONT 79/09/19
$100,000
$99,073
$36,395
$341,754
$49,962
OHIO STATE UNIV.
COLUMBUS
OHJU STATt U.NIV.
COLUMBUS
OHIO STATE UNIV. RES. FDrt.
COLUMBUS
HRIGHI STATE UNIV.
DAYTON
** OEMUNSTRATION **
AKRON, CITY OF (HEALTH DEPT)
AKRUN
BIANCHINE, J. 60564302
THE CLINICAL PHAHMOCOLOGY/TOXICULOGY OF
CHLORINE DIOXIUE AND ITS PRODUCTS
MILU, GEORGE 60663601
CHEMICAL CARCINOGEN INDUCED NEOPLASTIC
TRANSFORMATION OF HUMAN EPITHELIAL CELLS
HERNDENDORF,C. 60461203
LIMNOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF WATER QUALITY
ANU FISH LARVAE IN LAKE ERIE
ADAMS, D. 60675701
EXAMINATION OF SEDIMENT ELISION AND ACCUMULATION
Of DISSOLVED GASES IN LAKE ERIE HYPOLI^NIUN
KECK, C. W.
COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT CITY UF AKRON HEALTH
DEPT (AKRON REGIONAL AIR POLL CONTROL AGENCY)
80698701
CONT 79/09/26
NEW 79/09/11
INCR 79/07/10
NEW 79/07/06
NEW 79/06/28
$300,000
$210,000
$139,300
SIS,000
$12,000
06-11*80
PAGE
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT OiKECTOR /
FELLOW
bRANT NU TYPE OF
GRANT
DATE OF
AWARD
OHIO
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD
**
BUNEAU DEVELOPMENT CORP.
COLUMttL'S
MENTUK, CITY OF
M£NTON
OHIO DEPT OF HEALTH
COLUMBUS
** TRAINING **
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AS30C
AKRON
8ATTELLE MEMORIAL
CULUMBUS
CINCINNATI, UNIV. OF
CINCINNATI
HILL, J. K. 80518901
DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM TO SHOrt OHIO LANDOWNERS
& MUNICIPALITIES ACCEPTABLE SYSTEM FOR APPLYING SLUDGE
HCHTER,WILLIAM 80697ool
CITY NOISE CONTROL. TO PURCHASE GENERAL
PURPOSE SOUND LEVEL METERS AND SOUND LEVEL CALIbRATORS.
MARTIN,RICHARD 80695201
WE PLAN TO DETERMINE THE LEVEL AND EXTENT
OF NOISE PROBLEMS WITHIN THE STATE OF OHIO,
BODOEN, K. 90099801
WORKSHOP & PUBLICATION ON ENVRN OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH HAZARDS
ROSIN6ER, G. 90095001
DEVELOPMENT OF A MODEL WATER UUALITY AREA
TRAINING CENTER
PATTISON, J. 90068403
GRADUATE TRAINING IN AIR POLLUTION
INCR 79/09/26
79/08/28
79/08/28
NEW 79/08/02
79/04/24
CONT 79/07/30
$200,000
»2,2GO
$27,293
$2,000
illb.OOO
CINCINNAlI, UMIV. OF
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, UKHV. OF
CINCINNATI
NATIONAL WATER WELL ASSOC.
EYE, J, 90085801
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF GRADUATE STUDENTS
IN WATER POLLUTION CONTROL * WATER SUPPLY
FOWLER, T. 90094001
WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
GRANT FOR ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOK A WORKSHOP
GASS, TYLER 90098101
uic REGULATIONS TRAINING PROGRAM
INCR 79/09/05
INCR 79/09/05
NEW 79/08/20
*7,657
»27,395
$23,285
OHIO STATE UNIV. RES. FDivi.
COLUMBUS
HOWE, RObERT 90071003
INFORMATION COLLECTION, ANALYSIS AND DISSEMINATION
(EPA)
CONT 79/09/18
S230.500
06-11-80
PAGE
as
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APPLICANT PROJECT DIRECTOR / 6RANT NO TYPE OF BATE Of AMOUNT Of
FELLOW GRANT AWARD CHANT AMARD
MUNICIPALITY TITLE
OHIO
»« TRAINING **
TOLEOU, UtolV. OF BENNETT, t>. 90083501 INCH 79/09/19 »3,180
TOLtOU PROFESSIONAL TRAINING SPONSORED" BY USEPA
ST THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO
** FELLOWSHIPS **
KMUUKty, C, CASE WESTERN RESfcKVE 91136301 NEW 79/06/28 *ft,000
CLtVfcLANO BIOLOGY
PAGE
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLUw
NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD GRAftf
OKLAHOMA
** RESEARCH **
ASSUC, UF CENTRAL UKLA. GOVT3.
OKLAHOMA CITY
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV.
STILLwATER
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV.
8T1LLWATEK
TAYLOR, Z. D.
GARBER-WELLINGTON GROUND WATER AuUIFER
RESEARCH
MURRILL, L,
BIO-ORGANIC INDICATORS OF GROUNO-wATEK
POLLUTION
FITE, R,
PROJECT TO DEVELOP AND EVALUATE AN ENVRN,
TECH. TRANSFER SYSTEM
807U101
S0484702
79/09/26
CQNT 79/06/07
INCH 79/06/21
INCR 79/09/05
$146,620
$10,000
$1,200
OKLAHUMA STATE UNIV.
ST1LLHATER
OKLAHUMA STATE UNIV.
STILLWATER
OKLAHUMA STATE UNIV.
OKLArtUMA STATE UNIV.
STILLWATEH
OKLAHUMA, ONIV. OF
NORMAN
OKLAHOMA, UNIV, OF
NORMAN
KINCANNON, DON 60524201
TREATMENT CAMPAT1BILITY OF MUNICIPAL WASTE
AND BIOLOGICAL HAZARDOUS INDUSTRIAL COMPOUNDS
EISENBRAUN, E. 80541903
POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC COMPOUNDS SYNTHESIS
AND PURIFICATION
MULHQLLAND, R. 80633001
A NE* SAMPLING THEORY FOR THE" MEASUREMENT
OF ECOSYSTEM STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION
BURKS, S. 80679601
CHARACTERIZATION AND TREATMENT UF AUUENOUS
HASTES FROM PETROLEUM REFINERY FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING
ROBERTSON, j. 60671201
DEVELOPMENT OF CRITERIA FOR FHESH RECREATIONAL
WATERS
CANTER, L. 60693101
CONSORTIUM FOR GRQUNDWATER QUALITY RES
INCR 79/05/23
CQNT 79/04/24
NEW 79/06/28
NE« 79/08/02
79/06/25
NEW 79/08/01
$48,856
$29,925
£25,280
*70,736
S40.00U
*333,oyo
Ob-11-80
PAGE
90
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MUNICIPAt.1 TV
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT OF
GRANT ArfARO GRANT ArtAKD
OKLAHOMA
** DEMONSTRATION **
NORMAN, CITY OF
NOKMAN
OKLAHOMA CONSERVATION COMM.
OKLAHOMA CITY
CROSBY, JAMES 60692201
COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT TYPE & BETWEEN THE
CITY OF NORMAN, OKLAHOMA, AND EPA
GRIMMETT, JACK 80489601
PAUL'S VALLEY LAKE RESTORATION
NEW 79/00/26
INCR 79/06/13
»U,000
$21,300
** TRAINING **
NATIONAL KUkAL
OUNCAN
A3SOC,
MONTGOMERY, J,
STATE RUHAL WATER TRAINING ANU TECHNICAL
ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
90082&U1 INCH 79/OS/2S $426,774
INCK 79/09/26 41,000,000
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV.
ST1LLHATER
** FtLLUWSHlPS **
PARRUTT, c,
STILLwATEk
DUN
PKOFESSINAL TRAINING IN HATER POLLUTION
AND WATER SUPPLY
OKLAHOMA STATE UMIV.
WlLOLIFE MANAGEMENT
90084501 INCR 79/08/15
91135201 Nfcw 79/07/23
Sb,000
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
** RESEARCH **
OREGON bKAD. CTR. FUR STUDY
bEAVEKTON
OREGON SHAD. CTR. FOR STUDY & RES.
BEAVERTO*
OREGON STME UNIV.
CORVALLIS
OREGON STATE U<>iIV,
COWVALLIS
OREGON STATE UMIV.
CUKVALLIS
OREGON STATE UNIV.
COHVALLIS
OREGON STATE UNIV.
CORVALLI3
OREGON STATE UNIV.
CURVALLIS
OREGON STATE UNIV.
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOw
TITLE
OREGON
HUNTZICKER, J.
AEROSOL CARBON TRENDS ACROSS THE UNITED
S1ATES
HUNTZICKEh, JAMES J.
THE CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF PARTICIPATE
SULFUR COMPOUNDS bY FLAME PHOTOMETRY
KERKVLIET, N.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS! EFFECTS ON
TUMOR GROWTH AND IMMUNITY
SMALL, L.
EFFECTS OF CHROMIUM AND NUTRIEN1 POLLUTANTS
ON NATURAL PHYTUPLANKTON POPULATIONS
HETRICK, F,
EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS UN THE
SUSCEPTIBILITY OF SALMUNID FISH TO VIRAL AND
BUHLER, DONALD
AVAILABILITY OF CADMIUM TO RATS FROM CROPS
GROWN ON CADMIUM ENRICHED SOIL
DEARDORFF, j.
LABORATORY INVESTIGATIONS OF DIFFUSION
AND FUMIGATION INTO THE MIXED LAYER
ANDERSON, N. H.
EFFECTS OF SEDIMENT-TROPHIC INTERACTIONS
ON STREAM COMMUNITIES
MIX, MICHAEL
GRA-YT NO TYPE OF
GRANT
80027402 CONT
60627402 INCR
60475002 INCR
dOb21003 CONT
60528201 INCR
60540702 INCR
BACTERIAL PAT
60577402 CONT
60591202 CONT
60608702 CONT
80622402 CONT
DATE OF
AWARD
79/07/17
79/08/31
79/08/02
79/07/23
79/09/04
79/09/07
79/06/26
79/07/23
79/07/23
79/08/06
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AtAKD
$50,000
511,200
*7,000
£60,466
$4,466
$30,061
»91,409
$38,773
£44,667
$55,330
CORVALLIS
THE UTILIZATION OF INDIGENOUS POPULATIONS
OF BIVALVE MOLLUSKS FOR MONITORING, SURVEILLANCE
o«s-1 i-e a
PAGE
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MUNICIPAL! TV
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
TITLE
GRANT NO TYPE OF
GRANT
OATC UF
AMARO
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AMARO
«« RESEARCH **
OREGON STATE UNIv.
COKVALLIS
nRCGUN
06
STATE UNIV.
STATE UNIV.
CORVALL1S
OREGON STATE UNIV.
CORVALLIS
OREGON STATE. UNIV.
COKVALLIS
OREGON, UNIV. UF
PORTLAND
OREGON, UNIV. OF HLTH sci CTR
PORTLAfv.0
PORTLAND STATE UNIV.
HUKTLAIM0
** DEMONSTRATION **
QKEGUN OEPT UF ENVRN QUALITY
HUKTLANO
L»EHT UF ENVHN QUALITY
OREGON
SEIOLER, R.
INTERFERENCE FROM TURBID FINISHED DRINKING
WATER AND HIGH STANDARD PLATE COUNTS
80620702 CONT 79/08/31
rtORMEST, R.
ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPACT OF INCREASE SOLAR
ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION UPON MARINE PRIMARY PRODUCERS
00649001
, DAVID
RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN NUTRIENT FLUXES AND
BENTHIC PLANT, PROCESSES IN NETARTS BAYt OREGON
80678001
RAINBOW TKOUTI
CARCINOGENESIS
HENURICKS, J.
A MODEL FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
ROrtE, KENNETH
STATISTICAL SERVICES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
MEASUREMENTS
MEYER, E.
EFFICACY OF rtATER TREATMENT METHODS ON
GIARDIA CYST VIAblLITY
EI-FICACY OF WATER TREATMENT METHODS ON
GIAROIA CYST VIABILITY
607,24101
00603202
00603201
0 BKIEN, R, 00476403
AN INVESTIGATION OF THE REACTIONS OF AROMATIC
HYDROCARBONS ON PHOTU CHEMICAL AIR POLLUTION
HECTOR, JOHN 8o&d36oi
A COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT (TYPE F) HETWEEN
THE OEPT OF ENVIRONMENTAL DUALITY AND U.S.E.P.A.
HECTOR,JOHN 80683801
DEVELOPMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLE NOISE INSPECTION
wen 79/o«/2«
NEW 79/07/17
00701601 NEW 79/07/23
NEW 79/09/26
CONT 79/00/06
INCH 79/05/2S
INCR 79/00/31
NE* 79/00/28
79/00/20
467,353
$57,000
£29,100
$000
sii.oyu
$34,000
06-1l-
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93
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT 01WECTOW /
FELLO*
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD GRANT AWARD
OREGON
** DEMONSTRATION **
POKTLANU, CITY OF
PORTLAND
** TRAINING **
LINN-BENTON COMMON. COLLEGE
ALbANY
HERMAN, P. 80696701
NEIGHBORHOOD ORGAiMlZATION-A COOPERATIVE
AGREEMENT (TYPE 0) BETWEEN THE CITY OF PORTLAND O.3.E.P.A.
FLOPPING, P.
SLIOGE TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL TKAINING
90095301
NEW 79/08/28
NEW 79/07/17
ill,414
OREGON EUUC. & PUBLIC BROADCASTING SEK
PORTLAND
OREGON STATE UNIV.
COKVALLIS
PACIFIC Nw LABOR COLLEGE INC
MARYLHOHST
BRYANT, D. 90091801
PRODUCTION «. DISTRIBUTION OF A TELEVISION
PUBLIC BROADCASTING SPECIAL ON THE REUSE, RECYCLING
SCHRODER, w. 90085701
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING IN WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL AND WATER SUPPLY "FUNDS «ILL PROVIDE TRAINING"
OCKERT, ROY
ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION PROJECT
90104901
INC« 79/08/02
INCR 79/06/28
NE« 79/09/07
467,603
*«0,000
PACE
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLON
6RANT NO
TVP6 Of
CHANT
UATfe OF
AWARD
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AMARO
PENNSYLVANIA
»* RESEARCH **
ALLEGHENY COLLEGE
MEADVILLE
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TESTINGiMATERIALS
PHILADELPHIA
OREXEL UNIV.
PHILADELPHIA
OREXEL UNIV.
PHILADELPHIA
ENVIRONMENTAL RES MGMT., INC.
WEST CHESTER
FRANKLIN INST.
PHILADELPHIA
FRANKLIN INST.
PHILADELPHIA
GANNON COLLEGE
ERIE
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV.
UNIVERSITY PARK
CHRISTIAN, w. 80643901
THE EFFECT OF COLLISIQNAL LIFETIME IN OPTO-ACOUSTIC
DETECTION OF POLLUTANT 6ASES
MATTHEWS, C. 60*69701
CONFERENCE ON INTERNATIONAL AIR DUALITY
MEASUREMENTS
KOERNER, R. 60476302
MICROWAVE SYSTEM FOR LOCATING FAULTS IN
HAZARDOUS MATERIAL DIKES
PIPES, WESLEY 0. 60563702
SAMPLING FREQUENCY MICROBIOLOGICAL DRINKING
WATER REGULATIONS
KUOSE, P. 60716901
COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT
SERVICES FOR THE ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW DIVISION
PYTLEWSKI, L. 60664901
STUDY OF THE NOVEL REACTION OF MOLTEN SODIUM
AND SOLVENT WITH PCB
CRAIG, P. 60669901
LITERATURE STUDY OF BIOOE6RADABILITY OF
CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES IN WATER
ZAGORSKI, S. 80679101
AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF PRESQUE ISLE
STATE PARK BEACHES ON LAKE ERIE. ERIE, PA.
HEINSHON, R. 80573602
SIMPLIFIED SAMPLING SYSTEM
INCR 79/09/15
N£w 79/07/05
CONT 79/09/25
CONT 79/09/19
NEW 79/09/05
NEW 79/06/25
NEW 79/06/26
NEW 79/06/26
CONT 79/06/20
•200
*5,000
S126,706
593,000
Sill,106
561,714
•67,040
£59,940
K40.000
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV.
UNIVERSITY PARK
BLACKAOAR, A. 60604601
BOUNDARY-LAYER MODEL IMPROVEMENT AND VALIDATION
INCR 79/07/17
420,532
06-11-60
PACE 95
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLQ*
GRftNT HO TYPE Of
GRANT
DATE UF
AWARD
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AHARD
PENNSYLVANIA
** REStARCh **
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UN1V,
UNIVERSITY PARK
PENNSYLVANIA, UNIV. OF
PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA, UNIV. UF
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA riATER OEPT
PHILADELPHIA
PITTSBURGH, UNIV. OF
Pit1SBURGH
PITTSBURGH, U.MIV. OF
PITTSBURGH
PITTSbUKIiH, UNIV. OF
PITTSBURGH
SUSUUtHANNA UNIV.
SELINSGROVE
TEMPLE UNIV.
PHILADELPHIA
THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIV,
PHILADELPHIA
00711501
FRITTON, 0,
RESTORATION OF FAILING QN-LOT-SEWAGE DISPOSAL
AREAS THROUGH WATtR CONSERVATION AND RESTING
UAHN, A.
CASE CONTROL STUDY OF WATER DUALITY & CARCINOGENISES
IN PA.
LEFKOVITZ, 0.
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF A HEALTH EFFECTS
AND ENVIRONMENTAL DATA ANALYSIS SYSTEM
80087101
CAIRO, PATRICK 80035602
REMOVAL OF TRACE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS 8Y BIOLOGICALLY
ACTIVATED CARBON
LOM8ARDI, 6.
RAPID TESTING IN VIVO OF CHEMICALS FOR
CARCINOGENICITY
80604401
NEUFELD, R. 60072401
IMPROVED BIOLOGICAL «ASTE»VATER TREATMENT
FOR AMMONIA REDUCTION STEEL INDUSTRY MASTEHATEKS
RADFQRD, E. 80681501
COOPEKATIVE AGREEMENT FOP EPIDEMIOLOGY
RESEARCH CENTER
MCGRATH, T. 80604902
RECOVERY STUDIES OF PESTICIDES FROM SURFACE
AND DRINKING MATERS
VAN ROSSUH, G 80061601
EFFECTS OF LEAD i ORGANU-TIN COMPOUNDS
ON ENERGY METABOLISM & ION TRANSPORT
TRIOLO, A. 805819Q2
EFFECT OF INSECTICIDES ON BENZO(A) PYRENE
CARCINOGENES1S
NEW 79/08/21
INCR 79/07/25
79/09/25
CONT 79/08/02
NEH 79/06/21
NEW 79/08/51
NEW 79/08/01
CONT 79/06/28
NEW 79/08/06
CONT 79/08/22
4195,000
S161,374
$183,895
S500,OOU
$417,642
Hi,900
$346,000
S30.910
170,269
554,866
Ot.-11-80
PAGE
96
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
TITLE
6RANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD 6RAN1 ANAffO
PENNSYLVANIA
•* RESEARCH **
THOMAS JEFFERSON UNJV.
PHILADELPHIA
** DEMONSTRATION **
DELAWARE VALLEY KEG ?LN(i COMM
PHILADELPHIA
CENERAL bATTERY CORP,
READING
YORK, CITY OF
YORK
** TRAINING **
PENNSYLVANIA ENVRN RES. FDN,
PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV.
UNIVERSITY PARK
PENNSYLVANIA STAIt UNIV.
UNIVERSITY PARK
, C. 80637902
MUTAGENIC POTENTIAL OF URBAN MATER AND
AIR SAMPLES
JOHNSON, W, 00691701
PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT NOISE
STUDY
BARANSKI, J. 80574801
HYDROPERM MICROFILTRATION SYSTEM FOR TREATMENT
OF WASTEWATER EFFLUENT
MURPHY,DONALD 80694401
EPA-U TO CONDUCT A DEMONSTRATION PROJECT
OF NOISE PROBLEMS AND LEVELS IN THE CITY OF YORK.
BECKER, RUTH
IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENT REGULATIONS ON OLDER
INDUSTRIALIZED AREAS
9009J901
COLE, C. 90070401
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT OF A BACHELOR OF
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY IN HATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT
COLE, CHARLES
2oi/2oe ADVISORY GROUP TRAINING PROGRAM
90096001
CONT 79/08/31
NEW 79/06/16
INCR 79/07/16
NEM 79/08/28
NE« 79/05/31
INCR 79/07/16
NEW 79/06/25
Sill, 503
•130,000
*9,279
«5,000
96,000
$243,703
PHILADELPHIA PUBLIC INTEREST L«W CTK.
PHILADELPHIA
SLAP, ALBERT
ENVIRONMENTAL CANCER PREVENTION CENTER
DEMONSTRATION PROJECT,
90088801
INCR 79/06/28
£145,576
** FELLOWSHIPS **
A.
PHILADELPHIA
PUREST MANAGEMENT
PENNSYLVANIA, UNIV. OF 91118001 INCR 79/07/17
4300
06-1i-
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
UHANT HO TYPE Of UATfc OF AMOUNT (if
GRANT AWAKO GRANT AnARD
PENNSYLVANIA
** FELLOWSHIPS **
RICHAKO
PITTSBURGH
BIOLOGY
PITTSBURGH, UNIV. OF 91143701 NEW 79/09/07 $852
ENGLISH, DAVID
VILLANOvA
VILLANOVA UNIV.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
91143801
79/08/31
GAGLltRU, ANTHONY
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBUHUh, UNIV. OF
CMEMISTHY & BEHAVIORAL SCI
91143301 NEW 79/06/01
$3,678
GRINUbR, JOHN
PIITS6URGH
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
PITTSBURGH, UNIV. Qt 9U43601 NEW 79/09/04
S652
HUMPHREY, GARY
PI (TSBURGH
BIOLOGY
PITTSBURGH, UNIV. OF 91143301 NEW 79/07/19
91143301 1NCR 79/09/11
S600
LEVY, R.
PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA, UNlV, OF 91113101 INCR 79/09/ltt
AIR POLLUTION FELLOWSHIP
S220
MCCLUKE, G.
PHILADELPHIA
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
DREXEL UNIV,
91130301 INCR 79/07/23
$710
91130301 INCR 79/09/07
S433
MILLER,MANUEL R.
PITTSBURG
CHEMISTRY
PITTSBURGH, UMV. OF 91131001 INCR 79/07/10
06-ll-BO
PAGE
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE Of AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWAHO GRANT AnARO
TITLE
PENNSYLVANIA
** FELLOWSHIPS **
PETERSON, 0.
P11TSBURGH
CIVIL ENGINEERING
PITTSBURGH, UNIV, OF 91143101 NEW 79/06/26
PRINOLE, D.
PHILADELPHIA
REGIONAL PLANNING
PENNSYLVANIA, UNIV, OF 91122201 INCR 79/07/17
*690
SHAH, K.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH, UNIV. OF 91130201 INCR 79/08/01
SANITARY ENGINEERING
*923
3HAMI1KU, G.
PITTSBURGH
MS/CIVIL ENGINEERING
PITTSBURGH, UNIV. OF 91128701 INCR 79/07/23
SI,133
SHERTZEK, RICHARD
PENNSYLVANIA STATE
BIOLOGY
91143201 NE« 79/07/16
S612
UPADHYAY, J.
PHILADELPHIA
ENGINEERING 6 SCIENCE
DREXEL UNIV.
91122001 INCR 79/07/J9
*2,667
VAKNEK,J
UNIVERSITY PARK
CIVIL ENGINEERING
PENNSYLVANIA STATE
91128801 INCR 79/07/10
»720
VINCENT, LUCI V,
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH, UNIV. OF 91130101 INCH 79/07/11
SANITARY ENGINEERING
»710
KEITH
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH, UNIV. OF
ENVIRONMEMTAL ENGINEERING
91143401 NEW 79/07/30
»701
91143401 INCR 79/09/19
$91
06-u-ao
PAGE 99
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
CHANT NU TYPE OF
GRANT
DATE UF
AIVAHD
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWAKU
RHODE ISLAND
** RESEARCH **
RHODE ISLAND, UNIV. OF
KINGSTON
RHODE ISLAND, UMV. UF
KINGSTON
COHEN, P. B0548801
PHAGE RESISTANCE MEANS SEPARATING HUMAN
& ANIMAL E. COLI STRAINS & DEFINING COLONIZATION POTENTIALS
INCH 79/07/17
PILSON, M.
MARINE ECOSYSTEMS RESEARCH LABORATORY
80607202
CONT 79/07/17
825,000
»750,000
80607202
INCR 79/09/26
S30,000
RHODE ISLAND, UNIV. OF
RHODE ISLAND, UNIV. OF
KINGSTON
** FELLUWSHIPS **
PEROIKAKIS, C.
KINGSTON
SIMPSON, K.
EFFECT OF DIET ON LAS, RAISE LARVAL WINTER
FLOUNDER FOR TQXICQLOGICAL STUDIES
80673501
HELTHSHE, J. 80703101
DESIGN, MANAGEMENT, AND ANALYSIS OF EXPERIMENTAL
DATA
NEW 79/07/02
NEW 79/09/26
RHODE ISLAND, UMv. OF 91146101 NEW 79/08/20
CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
$33,927
«2,2S6
Ob-ll-BO
PAGE 100
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
** RESEARCH **
CHARLESTON, COLLEGE OF
CHARLESTON
CLAFUN COLLEGE
URANGtbURG
CLEMSUN UNJV.
CLtMSON
CLEMSUN UNIV.
CLtMSON
SOUTH CAROLINA, UNIV, OF
COLUMblA
SOUTH CAROLINA, UNIV. OF
COLUMBIA
SOUTH CAROLINA, UNIV. OF (M£D)
CHARLESTON
** TRAINING **
CLEMSUN UNIV.
CLtMSON
CLEMSOr* UNIV.
CLtMSON
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
TITLE
SOUTH CAROLINA
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF
GRANT AWARD
KOENIG, C. 80546901 INCR 79/07/05
RIVULUS MAMRATUS POTENTIAL AS A CANCER
RESEARCH AND CHMEICAL CARCINIGEN SCREENING ORGANISM
SANOHU, 3. S. 80642601 NEW 79/09/04
COMPARATIVE EVALUATION AND SELECTION OF
A DIGESTION METHOD FOR TOTAL ARSENIC DETERMINATION BY ATOMIC
DYSART, 8,, III
PIEUMUNT AUUATIC ECOSYSTEM RESPONSE TO
N.P.S. POLLUTANT REDUCTION
KEINATH, f.
TECHNOLOGY EVALUATION FOR PRIORITY POLLUTANT
REMOVAL FROM DYESTUFF MANUFACTURE WASTEWATERS
80631602 CONT 79/06/07
80714501 NEW 79/08/27
SANDIFEH, S. 80687601 INCH 79/09/26
SOUTH CAROLINA EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDIES PROJECT.
DEVELOP SCIENTIFIC DATA ON THE MAGNITUDE & EFFECTS
8IDLEMAN, T. 80704801 NEW 79/08/31
DEVELOPMENT OF COLLECTION METHODS FOR AIRBORNE
POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS USING SOLID ADSORBENTS
SANDIFER, S,
EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDIES PROGRAM
RICH, L.
GRADUATE TRAINING IN WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
AND rtATER SUPPLY
ALLEN, JOt F.
TECHNICAL REVIEW & EDIT UF 1RI-SERVICES
80687601 NEW 79/04/18
90082401 INCR 79/OV/05
90094901 NEK 79/04/18
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWAHO
$50,000
$37,796
$UO,000
$70,000
958,101
$43,000
$500,000
$11,463
.25,000
SOUTHERN EDUC COMM ASSOC
COLUMBIA
MANUAL
WALL, M,
CHEMICALS IN THE ENVRN.
90076701
INCR 79/07/11
$48,000
06"!1-
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRA*T NO TYPE Of OATt OF AMOUM OF
CHANT AMANO GRANT ANANO
** TRAINING **
SOUTHERN EOUC COMM ASSOC
COLUMBIA
** FELLOWSHIPS *«
CUtEMAN, FOSTEK
COLUMBIA
MCENTIKt, CECIL
COLUMBIA
SENTELLt, ROBERT
CLtMSON
NlLLlAMSf ANTHUNY
30UTH CAROLINA
WALL* M, 90105*01 NEW 79/U0/05 »2i,872
PUBLIC TELEVISION PROJECT ON HAZARDOUS
WASTES
SOUTH CAROLINA, UNIV. 91 140601 INCR 79/06/10 *6,000
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
91140601 NEW 79/06/29 *1V418
SOUTH CAROLINA, UNIV. 91140601 NE«i 79/06/29 *418
CIVIL ENGINEERING
91140001 INCR 79/06/06 M20
CLEM3UN UNIV. 91140501 NEM 79/07/16 »6,000
CIVIL ENGINEERING
SOUTH CAROLINA, UNIV. 91140701 NEW 79/06/2B SI, 418
COLUMBIA
BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY
06-11-80
PAGE 102
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
SHANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF
GRANT AHAHO
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AMAKO
SOUTH DAKOTA
** RESEARCH **
SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES & TECH
KAPID CITY
DAVIS, BRIANT
APPLICATION OF COMPOUND ANALYSES BV X-RAY
DIFFRACTION TO AEROSOL PROVENANCE STUDIES
60676901
NEW 79/07/31
06-11-80
PA6E 103
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
(.RANT NO TYPE OF DATE OP AMUUrtl OF
AWAKO GKANT
TENNESSEE
** RESEARCH **
TENNESSEE TECH UNiV.
TENNESSEE, UNIV. OF
KNUXVILLE
VANDERBJLT UNIV.
NASHVILLE
** DEMONSTRATION **
KINGSPQKT, CITY UF
KJNGSPQRT
SEPARATION OF ASBESTOS IN ENVIRONMENTAL
SAMPLES 8Y ZONAL CENTRIFUliATIUN
HALLAM T,
PEKSISTENCE AND TUXIC PERTURBATION EFFECTS
IN MODEL ECOSYSTEMS
HARaiSON, «.
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CONTROL UF HAZARDOUS
MATERIAL SPILLS
80625S02 CONT 79/08/06
60672601 NEW 79/07/13
80667101 NEK 79/07/05
CAMPBELL, ROGER 60678201
COMMUNITY VEHICULAR MOISE ABATEMENT PROGRAM
NEW 79/08/28
$41,019
SV.500
** TRAINING **
TENNESSEE ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL
NASHVILLE
MEFF, RUTH
REGIONAL TOXIC PUbLIC PARTICIPATION PROGRAM
IN TENNESSEE
90103501
79/09/07
$40,000
Ot.-11-BO
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOM
GRANT NO
TYPE OF
GRANT
TITLE
DATE Of
AMARQ
AMOUNT OF
6RANT AWARD
TEXAS
** RESEARCH **
BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
HOUSTON
HOUSTON, UNIV. OF
HOUSTON
NORTH TEXAS STATE UNIV.
DENTON
SOUTHWEST RES. INST.
SAN ANTONIO
SOUTHKES1 KfcS. INST.
SAN ANTONIO
GERBA, C. 80529203
MOVEMENT AND FATE OF VIRUSES AND ORGANIC
POLLUTANTS IN GROUND MATER DURING THE LAND TREATMENT OF
ZLATKIS, A. 60602201
DEVELOPMENT OF NE« SAMPLING TECH. FOR ANALYSIS
OF POLAR & SEMIPOLAR AIR POLL. AT THE PPT LEVEL
GLAZE, W
IDENT, OF NON VOLATILE CHLORINATED ORGANIC
COMPOUNDS FORMED DURING WATER CHLORINATION
JOHNSON, D. 80590901
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING OF SITES CONDOCTING
LAND APPLICATION OF LIUUID SLUDGE
SHULTZ, DAVID 60664501
CASE STUDIES OF LINED IMPOONOMENTS
CONT 79/08/01
INCR 79/07/23
00592201 INCR 79/06/25
INCR 79/04/02
NErt 79/05/31
J170.000
123,971
•32,79.1
$110,911
$92,764
SOUTHWEST RESEARCH IUSI,
SAN ANTuNIl)
TEXAS A4M KES. FDN.
COLLEGE STATION
TEXAS A8.M RES. FUN.
COLLEGE STATION
TEXAS A** RES. FDN.
COLLEGE STATION
TEXAS AH* RES. FUN.
COLLEGE STATION
SHULTZ, D. w. 60712101
THE I960 EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT
SYMPOSIUM
ADKINSON, P. 80627702
DEVELOPMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE, UNIFIED,
ECONOMICALLY AND ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND SYS
OLSON, J. K. 80677101
DEVELOPMENT OF STRATEGIES OPTIMIZING NON-CHEMICAL
APPROACHES TO MANAGING M03UUITO POPULATIONS IN FRE
BRIGHT, T. 60679301
EFFECTS OF OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS DRILLING
AND PRODUCTION ON REEF BUILDING CORALS
bROnN, KIRK 80682501
A REVIEW AND EVALUATION OF THE INFLUENCE
OF CHEMICALS ON THE PERMEABILITY OF SOIL CLAYS
NEW 79/08/23
CONT 79/09/05
79/09/12
NEW 79/06/26
NEW 79/07/26
S40.642
$3,000,000
$400,000
172,934
$50,000
06-11-60
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APPLICANT
MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATE OF AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD GRANT ArtAHD
TEXAS
** RESEARCH **
TEXAS PEST MANAGEMENT ASSOC,
LUBBOCK
TEXAS TECH UNIV. SCH OF MEO
LUBBOCK
ANDERSON, L. 60632101
DEVELOPMENT OF A HUDEL PROGRAM FOK THE
LARGE SCALE STATE-WIDE IMPLEMENTATION OF INTEGRATED PEST MGT.
NEW 79/07/19
NAU, CARL A.
TEXAS EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES PROGRAM
806-»0<40l
NEW 79/07/10
$50,000
S5S2,400
TEXAS, UNIV. OF
AUSTIN
AEROSOL DYNAMICS
BROCK. J.
60366003 INCR 79/09/04
S90,000
TEXAS, UNIV. OF
AUSTIN
HIMMELBLAU, 0.
REACTIONS OF SULFUR DIOXIDE IN AEHUSOLS
60381403 INCR 79/04/27
60301403
INCR 79/07/23
TEXAS, UNIV. OF
SAN ANTONIO
TEXAS, UMlv, OF
GALVESTQN
TEXAS, UNIV. OF
HOUSTON
TEXAS, UNIV. OF
RICHARDSON
TEXAS, UNIV. OF
AUSTIN
SURBEH, C, 60604601
ALTERNATE WATER DISINFECTION SCHEMES FOR
REDUCED TRIHALOMETHANE FORMATION
LEGATOR, M. 80619401
COMBINED TESTING PROTOCOL FOR DETECTING
ENVIRONMENTAL MUTAGENIC AGENTS
FfcRRELL, R. 60621901
LlTrtlUMl EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF
CHRONIC EXPOSURE
PIWONI, M. D. 80654101
REMOVAL OF SELECTED PRIORITY POLLUTANT
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS FROM rfATER BY ACTIVATED CARBON COLUMN TREAT
INCR 79/04/16
INCR 79/08/15
79/04/16
79/07/05
RACHELLE, GARY 60674301
BUFFER ADDITIVES FOR STACK GAS DESULFURIZATION
BY CAO/CAC03 SLURRY
NEW 79/07/05
$69,992
SI, 600
123,369
839,770
944,006
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APPLICAN1
MUNICIPALITY
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOW
TITLE
GRANT NO
TYPE OF
GRANT
DATE OF
AWARD
AMOUNT OF
GRANT AWARD
TEXAS
** RESEARCH **
TEXAS, UNIV. OF
RICHARDSON
TEXAS, UNIV. OF CHLTH sci CTR)
HOUSTON
** TRAINING **
CITIZENS ENVRN COALITION EDUC FUND INC
HOUSTON
LEAGUE UF WO*£N VOfERS OF HOUSTON
HOUSTON
NORTH TEXAS STATE UNIV.
UENTUN
RICE UNIV.
HOUSTON
NETZER, A. 00679901
COMBINED MUNICIPAL-INDUSTRIAL HASTE TREATMENT
CONFERENCE
BUFFLER, P. 60710801
HEALTH EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION IN TEXAS
GULF COAST AREA
MACCOHMAC, L. K. 90103201
REGIONAL TOXIC PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PROGRAM
III TEXAS
SMITH, FRANCES 90102601
REGIONAL TOXIC PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PROGRAM
IN THE UPPER GULFCOAST AREA
SILVEV, J. 90089301
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF GRADUATE STUDENTS
IN WATER POLLUTION CONTROL & WATER SUPPLY
WARD, C. H. 90096601
TRAINING IN WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
NEW 79/08/30
NEW 79/09/19
NEW 79/09/18
NEW 79/09/05
INCR 79/09/07
NE« 79/05/31
$27,148
8798,648
$28,500
$11,500
S8.977
SOUTHWEST RES. INST.
SAN ANTONIO
TEXAS A*M UNIV.
COLLEGE STATION
TEXAS, UNIV. OF
AUSTIN
TEXAS, UNIV. OF
RICHARDSON
MIKLAS, MICHAEL
STATE TRAINING CENTER FACILITY ASSESSMENT,
PROGRAM EVALUATION, AND GUIDE DEVELOPMtNT
90101601 NEW 79/07/09
90105101
HOLBERT, L.
DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF TRAINING
PROGRAM ON OPERATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS IN CONSTRUCTION
NEAL E ARMSTRONG PH.D 90089702
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF GRADUATE STUDENTS
IN WATER POLLUTION
PUTNICKI, G. 90099601
REGIONAL NOISE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CENTER,
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TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLOh
GRANT NO TYPE OF DATt OF AMOUNT OF
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** TRAINING **
TEXAS, UNIV. OF (AUSTIN)
AUSTIN
COOPER, HAL
GRADUATE TRAINING IN AIR POLLUTION
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C. THOMAS
EL PASO
TEXAS, UNIV. OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING
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S3,370
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HOUSTON
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HOUSTON, UNIV. OF
91138701 NEW 79/06/10
1)1,846
Ob-11-»0
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UTAH
** RESEARCH **
UTAH 3TATE DIVISION OF HEALTH
3ALT LAKE CITY
UTAH STATE UNIV.
LQtiAN
UTAH, UNIV. UF
3ALT LAKE CITf
** OEMON5TRATION **
UTAH STATE DIVISION OF HEALTH
SALT LAKE CITY
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LOGAN
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SALT LAKE CIIY
SOUTHMCK, J. 60461701
EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE TO HIGH LEVELS OF ARSENIC
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DAVIS, DONALD
MONITORING INSECT POPULATION IN UTAH ALFALFA
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POLLUTANT FORMATION DURING FIXED BED AMD
SUSPENSION COAL COMBUSTION
ANDES, L.
A COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT (TYPE B) BET«fcEN
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JONES, N.
GRADUATE TRAINING IN RURAL AND AGRICULTURE
WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT
CIVIL ENGR
UTAH, UNIV. OF
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80569902 CONT 79/06/29
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90086101 INCR 79/09/05
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$27,039
126,000
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125,000
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SALT LAKE CITY
BIOLOGY
UTAH, UNIV. OF
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** FELLOWSHIPS **
GUNNELLt
SALT LAKE CITY
BIOLOGY
UTAH, UNIV. 0^
91126001 INCH 79/06/13
»6«2
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SALT LAKE CITY
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UTAH, UNIV. OF
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»642
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SALT LAKE CITY
CHEMISTRY
UTAH, UNIV. OF
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SI,SOU
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TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR
FELLOW
6HANT NO TYPE. OF DATE OT AMOUNT Of
WANT AWARD SRAfct AHAHO
VIRGINIA
** RESEARCH **
AMERICAN INSTITUTE or BIOLOGICAL sci
ARLINGTON
ESTUARINE RES. FDN.
NAtHAPREACUE
VIRGINIA INST. Of MARINE SCIENCE
GLOUCESTER PT.
VIRGINIA INST. OF MARINE SCIENCE
GLOUCESTER PT.
VIRGINIA INST. OF MARINE SCIENCE
GLOUCESTER PT.
VIRGINIA POLY INST & STATE UMV,
BLACKSBURG
VIRGINIA POLV INST » STATE UNIV,
BLACKSBURG
HILLIAM * MART COLLEGE
HlLLlAMsdURG
** TRAINING **
IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE UF AMERICA, INC
ARLINGTON
BEE", 0. 60*46101
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BRIGGS,ROBERT
FIFTH BIENNIAL INTERNATIONAL ESTUARINE
RESEARCH CONFERENCE
ORTH, R.
ZOSTERA MAR1NAI BIOLOGY, PROPAGATION AND
EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES
WETZEL, R.
FUNCTIONAL ECOLOGY OF SUBMERGED AUUATIC
VEGETATION IN THE LOWER CHESAPEAKE BAY
NICHOLS, M.
FATE, TRANSPORT AND TRANSFORMATION UF TOXICS;
SIGNIFICANCE OF SUSPENDED SEDIMENT AND f-LUID MUD
KOK, L. T.
BIOLOGICAL CONTROL UF MUSK AND PLUMELESS
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BAUM, K. M.
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USE DF PESTICIDES UN CROP ANU NON-CROP SITES IN VIRGINIA
TYREE, S.
SEDIMENT * PORE WATER CHEMISTRY (CHESAPEAKE
BAY PROGRAM)
AXELAHAD.N.
CITIZEN TRAINING — SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
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60675301 NEH 79/06/01
60595301 INCR 79/06/26
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PRODUCTION OF CITIZEN'S GUIl»E To THE FEDERAL
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90090901
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PuLYTECMMIC
** FELLOWSHIPS **
CAMDEN, MICHAtL L.
BLACK5BURG
i C.
THAINING Uf GRADUATE STUDENTS
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91150401 N£n 79/09/04
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POLY INSr,
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06-11-80
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TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
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WASHINGTON
** RESEARCH **
FREO HUTCHINSON CANCER H£S.
SEATTLE
SEATTLE, CITY OF, WATER OEPT.
SEATTLE
WASHINGfUN STATE 0£PT. Of ECOLOGY
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CANCER INCIDENCE IN RELATION TO ASBESTOS
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80584602
KIRMEYER, G. 80668601
SEATTLE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM CORROSION CONTROL
STUDY
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80654001
CONT 79/04/27
NEW 79/09/19
NEW 79/04/18
$90,000
$75,872
WASHINGTON STATE UNIV.
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WASHINGTON STATE UNIV.
PULLMAN
WASHINGTON STATE UNIV.
PULLMAN
WASHINGTON STATE UNIV.
PULLMAN
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ROBINSON, E. 80534202
EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION Of DRY DEPOSITION
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ON-FARM IMPROVEMENTS TO REDUCE SEDIMENT
ANO NUTRIENTS IN IRRIGATION RETURN FLOw
ROBINSON, E, 80612401
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INCR 79/06/21
S61,887
*60,OUO
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WASHINGTON STATE UNIV.
PULLMAN
WASHlNGJON STATK
PULLMAN
CRONN,D
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OF THE TROPOSPHERE FOR SOLVENT EMISSIONS
rtESTtJERG, HAL
RURAL OXIUANT STUDIES AND THE RULE OF NOX,
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80667801 NEW 79/07/05 173,000
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80705301 NEW 79/06/26 $61,081
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MUNICIPALITr
TITLE
PROJECT OIKECTOK /
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GRANT NU TYPE UF DATE OF
WASHINGTON
AMOUNT OF
GKANT AwARO
** RESEARCH **
WASHINGION, STATE OF
WASHINGTON, STATE OF
WENATCHEE
FROST, FLOYD 80580902
STUDY OF THE DISTRIBUTION AND HEALTH EFFECTS
OF GIARDIA LAMBLIA IN DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLY
ALLARD, j, 8o6a
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MUNICIPALITY
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLO*
GRANT NO TYPE OF OATt OF AMOUNT OF
GRANT AMARU GRANT AWARD
WASHINGTON
**
WASHINGTON, UNJV. OF
SEATTLE
** DEMONSTRATION **
KENT, CITY OF
KENT
STALEY, J.
EFFECT UF mASTEWATER DISINFECTION PROCEDURES
ON SURVIVAL OF R-FACTOR COLIFORM BACTERIA
WILSON, BARNEY
LAKE FEN*ICK RESTORATION
80712401 NEW 79/09/04 141,379
80604301 INCR 79/07/11 S51.296
MOSES LAKE IRRIGATION K, REHABILITATION
MOSES LAKE
WASHINGTON STATE DEPT. UF ECOLOGY
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** TRAINING **
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SPOKANE
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80663701 NEW 79/09/25 S3,202,500
SAUNDERS,DAVID
IMPLEMENT 3 YR PROG. TO DEVELOP & ACTIVATE
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117,000
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R03SANO, A,
AIR POLLUTION TRAINING PROGRAM
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561,714
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SEATTLt
WASHINGTON, UNIV. OF
SEATTLE
FERliUSON, J.
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING IN *AT£R SUPPLY AND
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S9,737
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WASHINGTON STATE UNIV. 91150701 ME* 79/08/24
ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY
06-11-80
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PKOJECT OIRECTOH
FELLOW
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GKANT AKAKD
** FELLOWSHIPS **
RICE, »tNDY ANM
SEATTLE
ENVIRONMENTAL ENG1NEEHINC
TUN, UNIV. OF
91150001
NEW 79/09/27
STKANU, C.
SEATTLE
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
WASHINGTON, UNIV. OF
91136001
NEW 79/07/17
06^11-80
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MUNICIPAL!TV
TITLE
PROJECT DIRECTOR /
FELLO*
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WEST VIRGINIA
** FELLOWSHIPS **
INSTITUTE
CASTU, 3.
INSTITUTE
WEST VIRGINIA COLLEGE.
FELLOWSHIP SEEKING SUPPORT OF GRADUATE
TRAINING
l*E3T VIRGINIA STATE
PUBLIC ADMN AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
91128901 INCR 79/08/01
91146901 NE* 79/07/19
SI,860
CUTRlGHTt JERRY
WATER POLLUTION
FAIRMONT STATE COLLEGE 91139MT K.
CHARLESTON
FOREST MGWT,
«EST VIRGINIA COLLEGE 91132201 INCR 79/08/01
06-1
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PKUJECT DIRECTOR X
FELLOW
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GRANT
DATfc UF
AWARD
WISCONSIN
AHUUHT OP
GRAM AWAHD
** RESEARCH **
MARQUEFTE UNIV.
MILWAUKEE
ZANONl, A. 60670501
EVALOATION OF THE CHARACTERISTICS K TREATA6ILITY
OF URBAN RUNOFF RESIDUALS
60670501
NEW 79/08X31
INCR 79X09X26
*9,400
WISCONSIN DEPT. OF NATORAL RESOURCES
WISCONSIN, UNIV. OF
SUPERIOR
WISCONSIN, UNIV. OF
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WINTER, D. R. 80468701
EVALOATION OF LAKE REHABILITATION PROJECT
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ESTIMATES OF "NO EFFECT" CONCENTRATIONS
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CHESTERS, G. 80687801
COAL FIRED STEAM PLANTS! HUMAN AND EVIRPNM£NTAL
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79X06X20
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4550,000
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DEVELOPMENT OF SYSTEMS FOR THE IDENTIFICATION,
PREVENTION ANDXOR CONTROL OF TOXIC AND HAZARDOUS SUBS
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PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF GRADUATE STUDENTS
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MAUISON
30RENSEN, HUBERT 90105301 NEW 79/09/04 $61,070
WAS7EWATER AUDIO VISUAL MATERIALS DEVELOPMENT
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GUIGLEY,J.
FACILITY PLANNING WORKSHOP SERIES FP 201
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520,000
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•4,000
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** FELLOWSHIPS A*
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MAUISON
PQLKOWSKI, L. 90091601 INCR 79/09/07
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF GRADUATE STUDENTS
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CIVIL » ENVIRONMENTAL
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WATER SCIENCE
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SI,278
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MADISON
MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
WISCONSIN, UNIV. OF 91135901 NEW 79/07/23
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WATER SCIENCE
WISCONSIN, UNIV. OF 91137401 NEW 79/07/16
*4,226
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CIVIL ENGINEERING
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»1,020
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WYOMING
** RESEARCH **
WYOMING, UNIv. OF
LAKAM1E
UfJIv. OF
CROCKER, T.
METHOUS DEVELOPMENT FOR ASSESSING TRADEOFFS
If^ ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
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THE IMPORTANCE AND FUNCTIONS OF ALLUVIAL
VALLEY FLOORS
80*05901 INCR 79/09/U
80089903 CONT 79/04/12
60689903 INCR 79/07/17
$100,000
$78,600
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CRUCKEK, T.
METHUDS DEVELOPMENT FOR ASSESSING AOR
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00-11-
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UNIV. OF
GUfcLPH
TORONTO, UNIV. OF
TORONTO
FOREIGN
CANADA
COUNTRIES
SAFE S, H.
IDENTIFICATION OF PC8S IN COMMERCIAL MIXTURES
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60092601
MACKAV, D, 60515003
A STUDY OF THE MECHANISM AND HATES OF VOLATILIZATION
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TASK =CC36 -02TE01 **EPA=S803602-05 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID. . . .
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
FTS 8-684-7631
ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL
MN 551O1
MN 55101
MN 55101
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STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 05/75 - 09/8O : FYBO
IJ KUGELMAN EPA/MERL - CINC
RC POLTA METRO WASTE CONTROL COMM
DA STULC METRO WASTE CONTROL COMM
RC RICE METRO WASTE CONTROL COMM
O7/76 -REPORT ON EXISTING I&A
12/78 -REPORT ON SLUDGE THICKENING
11/80 -REPORT ON VACUUM FILTER
03/81 -REPORT ON INCINERATOR
(PE-C36 ) URBAN SYS & TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGE - WATER QUALITY
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
SUCCESFUL DEMONSTRATION OF BLANKET LEVEL IN SLUDGE THICKENING
WAS DEMON. PAYBACK PROVIDES 6 MONTHS CONTROL ALGORITHYMS
HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED FOR VACCUM FILTER AND INCENERATOR
ON LINE DEMONSTRATION IS NOW IN PROGRESS.
RECN-O04395 SSIE-GMA 557S 1 EPA -S3O36O2-O5
LABN-C821B-02TE01 PE -C36
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DEVELOP AND DEMONSTRATE AUTOMATED CONTROL STRATEGIES FOR POTW ESPECIALLY FOR SLUDGE
HANDLING. APPROACH: 1. EVALUATE EFFICACY OF EXISTING AUTOMATION AT MWCC PLANTS. 2. AUTOMATION FOR
SLUDCiE THICKENING. VACUUM FILTRATION. INCINERATION AND ANAEROBIC DIGESTION BASED ON THEORV AND
PRESENT MANUAL PRACTICES.
ORD -RC1OB3O-1Q79
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FTS 8-629-2181
SCH OF ENG/CHEM ENG
TASK =G6O3A-AC-O05 •"•EPA=R8O366O-O2 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 04/75 - 03/79 : FY79
JL DURHAM EPA/ESRL - RTP
JR BROCK UNIV OF TEX.AS
08/78 -FIELD STUDY TO AEROSOL DEPOSITION RATE
03/79 -ORD FINAL REPORT
(PE-603 ) TRANS. AND FATE -AIR
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
AROSOL VALIDATED FOR TRANSPORT OF COARSE PRIMARY PARTICLES
IN PHOENIX. AEROSOL DEPOSITION VELOCITIES OBSERVED DURING
DAYTIME TO BE ABOUT 1 CM/SEC. WHICH IS FACTOR OF 10 GREATER
THAN CURRENTLY ADOPTED VALUE. NO RADIOACTIVE PLUMES MADE.
RECN-OO1842 SSIE-GMA 388O 2 EPA -R803660-03
LABN-G603A-AE-09 PE -603
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: ( 1 ) TO DEVELOP THEORETICAL MODELS THAT DESCRIBE THE EVOLUTION OF AEROSOL SIZE
DISTRIBUTIONS IN URBAN ATMOSPHERES IN THE PLUMES, f2) TO MEASURE THE DRV DEPOSITION RATES OF
AEROSOLS FOR USE IN THE MODELS AEROSOL REMOVAL TERM, AND (3) TO PERFORM MEASUREMENTS OF RADIOACTIVE
AEROSOL CONTENT OF POWER PLANT PLUME FROM COAL BURNING STATION. APPROACH: (1) THE NUMERICAL
COMPUTER MODEL AROSOL WILL BE USED TO PREDICT 3-DIMENSIONAL CONCENTRATION PATTERNS IN URBAN AREAS.
THE PROCESSES TO BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT INCLUDE: ADVECTION, HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL DIFFUSION,
COAGULATION, CONDENSATION, DRY DEPOSITION, POINT AND AREA SOURCES. AND NUCLEATION. (A) A
FAST-RESPONSE ELECTRO-IMPACTOR WILL BE USED TO MEASURE AEROSOL DRY DEPOSITION RATES FOR PARTICLES
WITH DIAMETERS 0.2-4 MICROMETERS B* THE EDDY-CORRELATION METHOD. (3) A POWER PLANT PLUME WILL BE
SAMPLED WITH AN AIRCRAST TO DETERMINE THE CONCENTRATION AND TYPE OF ALPHA RADIATION BEING EMITTED
BY AEROSOLS.
ORD -RG10B30-1079
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
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"PROJECT- OO1946-REACTIONS OF SULFUR DIOXIDE IN AEROSOLS
EPA OFFICER.
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PROGRAM ID...
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MANDATE.. . . > :
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ABSTRACT....
TASK =G603A-AC-OO8 *'EPA = R8O3814-03S2 ' • * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O8/75 - O8/79 FY79
JL DURHAM EPA/ESRL - RTP FTS 8-629-2181
DM HIMMELBLAU UNIV OF TEXAS SCH OF ENG/CHEM ENG
08/79 -COMPARISON OF EXPERIMENTAL MEASUREMENTS W/MODEL PREDICTIONS BASED
(PE-6O3 ) TRANS. AND FATE -AIR
COMPARISON OF EXPERIMENTAL MEASUREMENTS W/MODEL
PREDICTIONS BASED ON MASS TRANSFER THEORY AND
BULK REACTION RATE CONSTANTS.
10-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
EXPERIMENTAL MEASUREMENTS INDICATE THAT REACTION
RATE CONSTANTS OBTAINED IN BULK WATER SYSTEMS MAY
BE COMBINED WITH MASS TRANSPORT THEORY TO YIELD
REACTION RATE FOR SUSPENDED AEROSOLS.
RECN-O01946 SSIE-GMA 3578 4 EPA -R803814-Q3S2 ORD -RG10B30-1O79
PE -603
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO MEASURE THE CHEMICAL REACTION RATE AND EXTENT OF REACTION OF SULFUR DIOXIDE IN AIR
WITH AEROSOL DROPLETS CONTAINING CATALYTIC IONS OR OXIDANTS. APPROACH: AEROSOLS ARE PASSED THROUGH
A FLOW REACTOR IN WHICH THEY ARE CONTACTED WITH SULFUR DIOXIDE LABELED WITH S-35. FROM THE AEROSOL
RESIDENCE TIME AND S-35 TRANSFERRED TO THE AEROSOL. THE SULFUR DIOXIDE OXIDATION RATE IS DEDUCED
FROM MASS TRANSFER/CHEMICAL REACTION MODELS FOR REACTIVE DROPLETS. RESULTS TO DATE: EXPERIMENTAL
MEASUREMENTS OF SULFUR DIOXIDE OXIDATION IN MANGANEOUS SULFATE SOLUTION AEROSOLS INDICATE THAT THE
PSEUDO-FIRST ORDER REACTION RATE CONSTANT IS APPROXIMATELY O.O1/SEC. THIS RESULT INDICATES THAT
REACTION RATE CONSTANTS OBTAINED IN BULK WATER SYSTEMS MAY BE COMBINED WITH MASS TRANSPORT THEORY
TO YIELD THE REACTION RATE FOR SUSPENDED AEROSOLS.
LABN-G625B-EA-22
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
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KT WHITBV
(PE-603 )
1O-02
RECN-001932
LAEN-G625B-EA-08
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
FTS 8-629-2582
DEPT OF MECH ENG
ORD -RG10B3O-1079
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
TASK =G6O3A-AC-OO7 - •• EPA=R8O385 1 -O3 *~ (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/75 - 04/79 : FY79
WE WILSON EPA/ESRL - RTP
UNIV OF MINNESOTA
TRANS. AND FATE -AIR
CLEAN AIR ACT
SSIE-GMA 3942 2 EPA -R803851-03
PE -603
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
AEROSOL SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS HAVE BEEN MEASURED IN THE ST LOUIS AREA AS PART OF EPA'S PROJECT MISTT
USING AIRCRAFT AND GROUND-BASED. SELF-CONTAINED MOBILE LABORATORIES. THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA'S
PORTION OF THE PROJECT INCLUDED AEROSOL MEASUREMENTS ABOARD AN AIRCRAFT AND THE OPERATION OF A
MOBILE VAN ON THE GROUND UNDER THE PLUMES. REPORTS WERE PREPARED ON DATA ANALYSIS. THE DEVELOPMENT
OF NEW ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES AND RESULTS OF AEROSOL DATA OBTAINED OVER THE PAST SEVERAL YEARS IN
PROJECT MISTT AND THE ROADWAY AEROSOL STUDY AEROSOL SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS FOR EPA'S PROJECT STATE
(SULFUR TRANSPORT AND TRANSFORMATION IN THE ENVIRONMENT) IN TENNESSEE AND FOR EPA'S PROJECT SCRUB
IN ALABAMA AND MINNESOTA WERE MADE. THE STATE PROGRAM IS DIRECTED TO DESCRIBING REACTIONS AND
ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES AFFECTING PLUME BEHAVIOR OVER TIME SCALES OF 12-96 HOURS AND DISTANCES OUT TO
10OO KM. BY CONTRAST THE SCRUB PROGRAM WILL PROVIDE AN ASSESSMENT OF THE TRANSPORT AND
TRANSFORMATION OCCURRING WITHIN A POWER PLANT PLUME WITH AN S02 SCRUBBER OUT TO DISTANCES OF ABOUT
2OO KM AND TRAVEL TIMES MOSTLY LESS THAN 12 HOURS.
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DEPT OF MECH ENG
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UPDATED- JAN-MAR 80
TASK =G6O3A-AA-O19 * •• EPA = R8O385 1 -O3S4 • ' (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 05/77 - 04/79 : FY79
WE WILSON EPA/ESRL - RTP
KT WHITBY UNIV OF MINNESOTA
04/79 -COMPLETE DATA ANALYSIS
(PE-603 ) TRANS. AND FATE -AIR
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-OO1877 SSIE-GMA 2528 4 EPA -R8O3851-03S4
LABN-G603A-AH-OO3 PE -603
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CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
AEROSOL SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS HAVE BEEN MEASURED IN THE ST. LOUIS AREA AS PART OF ERA'S PROJECT MISTT
USING AIRCRAFT AND GROUND-BASED SELF-CONTAINED MOBILE LABORATORIES. THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA'S
PORTION OF THE PROJECT INCLUDED AEROSOL MEASUREMENTS ABOARD AN AIRCRAFT AND THE OPERATION OF A
MOBILE VAN ON THE GROUND UNDER THE PLUMES. THE PAST YEAR WAS DEVOTED PRIMARILY TO DATA ANALYSIS.
THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES AND REPORTING RESULTS OF AEROSOLS DATA OBTAINED OVER THE
PAST SEVERAL YEARS IN PROJECT MISTT AND THE ROADWAY AEROSOL STUDY DURING THE COMING /EAR THE
PARTICLE TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA WILL BE MEASURING AEROSOL SIZE
DISTRIBUTION FOR EPA'S PROJECT STATE (SULFUR TRANSPORT AND TRANSFORMATION IN THE ENVIRONMENT) IN
TENNESSEE AND FOR EPA'S PROJECT SCRUB IN ALABAMA AND MINNESOTA. THE STATE PROGRAM IS DIRECTED TO
DESCRIBING REACTIONS AND ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES AFFECTING PLUME BEHAVIOR OVER TIME SCALES OF 12-96
HOURS AND DISTANCES OUT TO 1OOO KM. BY CONTRAST THE SCRUB PROGRAM WILL PROVIDE AN ASSESSMENT OF THE
TRANSPORT AND TRANSFORMATION OCCURRING WITHIN A POWER PLANT PLUME WITH AN S02 SCRUBBER OUT TO
DISTANCES OF ABOUT 1OOO KM AND TRAVEL TIMES MOSTLY LESS THAN 12 HOURS. RESOURCES WILL BE PROVIDED
TO COMPLETE DATA ANALYSIS AND REPORT ON PROJECT MISTT AND TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PLANNING OF PROJECT
SCRUB AND THE SUBSEQUENT DATA ANALYSIS. OTHER TASKS INCLUDE THE MEASUREMENT OF GASEOUS AND AEROSOL
POLLUTANTS UNDER AND IN PLUMES BEING CHARACTERIZED IN PROJECT STATE AND DEVELOPMENT OF AN AEROSOL
MOBILITY CHROMATOGRAPH TO DETERMINE MOLECULAR COMPOSITION OF SULFUR-CONTAINING AEROSOLS.
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'PROJECT- OO5722-ISOLATION AND STUDY OF CHLORO-ORGANICS RESULTING FROM CHLORINATION OF
SEAWATER
TASK =OC2N -000021 **EPA=R803893-03 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE OV75 - LINK : FY8O
EPA OFFICER. WP DAVIS EPA/ERL -GULF BREEZE CML (803) 559-O3"M
INVESTIGATOR.: JH CARPENTER UNIV OF MIAMI MAR 8 ATMOS SCI
MILESTONES.. : O5/79 -REPORT
PROGRAM ID... (PE-C2N ) TRANS.FATE, AND EFFECTS OF ENERGY PEL POLLUTANTS
MANDATE : 4O-99
ORDIS CODES. RECN-O05722 SSIE-GMA 2478 5 EPA -R803893-03 ORD -RO10B30-4080
LABN-0625A-0021 PE -C2N
PROJ STATUS. : ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT .: OBJECTIVE: SEEKS TO IDENTIFY THE CHLORINE-CONTAINING AND BROMINE-CONTAINING ORGANIC COMPOUNDS THAT
ARE FORMED WHEN CHLORINE IS ADDED TO SEAWATER. INITIAL EMPHASIS WOULD BE PLACED ON STUDY OF
REACTION CONDITIONS THAT OCCUR DURING POWER PLANT OPERATIONS. TOTAL ORGANIC HALOGENATED COMPOUNDS
YIELD WOULD BE MEASURED. THE REACTION PRODUCTS WOULD BE FRACTIONATED, USING SELECTIVE SOLUBILITY
AND THIN LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY. CHARACTERIZATION WOULD BE CARRIED OUT USING GAS CHROMATOGRAPHIC-MASS
SPECTRAL TECHNIQUES AND ADDITIONAL CHARACTERIZATION WOULD BE BASED ON UV AND IR SPECTRA WITH NMR
FOR SPECIAL CASES.
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TITLE OF PROJECT
South Carolina Overland Flow Project
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT. AND OFFICIAL TITLES Or PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
£ROFE.5SJONAL. PEBSO.NNEL ENGAGED IN^THE PRO.LECT. .. _ _-!/•, -i-^.,-. 4. -104-1,
. John E. Jenkins, P . E., Deputy Commissioner, Environmental Quality Control, South
Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control
2. Thomas E. Pollock, Assistant Professor of Environmental Systems Engineering, Clemson
University
3. Malcolm M. Watkins, Project Officer, S.C. Dept. of Health and Environmental Control
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control
Environmental Quality Control
2600 Bull Street. Columbia. South Carolina 29201
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Cun-ent Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
In the Snu thsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
An overland flow treatment system was built at Easley during first two year
project period. This is nearing completion and will be ready for start up by
September 1978. This grant will be for operation and testing at the facility, in
order to determine treatment efficiences for varied application rates and application
schedules.
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TASK =C818A-S1T025 +*EPA=R803953 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/75 - 12/79 FY79
EPA OFFICER.: DR BRUNNER EPA/MERL - CINC FTS 8-684-7871
INVESTIGATOR.- F POHLAND GEORGIA INST OF TECH SCH OF CIVIL ENG
R WISCOVITCH GEORGIA INST OF TECH SCH OF CIVIL ENG
MILESTONES... 02/78 -INTERIM REPORT ON DECOMPOSITION RATES
05/80 -FINAL REPORT ON PILOT SCALE EVALUATION OF LEACHATE RECYCLE CONCEPT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-818 ) CONTROL TECHNOLOGY - SOLID WASTE
FINAL OUTPUT.. PILOT SCALE EVALUATION OF LEACHATE RECYCLE CONCEPT.
MANDATE : 10-05 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
20-14 DAA FOR SOLID WASTE
30-99
CURR. RESULTS: STABILIZATION APPEARED TO BE DEPENDENT ON TEMPERATURE
AS WELL AS LEACHATE RECYCLE; REPORTS PRESENTED
AT SHWRD ANNUAL SYMPOSIA.
ORDIS CODES.. RECN-OOO924 SSIE-GMA 3929 2 EPA -R803953 ORD -RC10B30-5O79
LABN-C618A-7O32 PE -818
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-COMPLETED INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVES: THE OBJECTIVES OF THE PROPOSED WORK ARE TO CONFIRM LABORATORY STUDIES OF THE LEACHATE
RECYCLE CONCEPT WITH LARGER, PROTOTYPE TEST CELLS AND TO ELUCIDATE INFORMATION ON MASS FLUX OF GAS
AND LEACHATE COMPONENTS, WITH PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THE EFFECT OF EVAPOTRANSPIRArION ON THE RATES
AND QUANTITIES OF LEACHATE. APPROACH: TWO DOUBLY-LINED TEST CELLS. 12 X 12 X 10 FEET HIGH, ONE
COMPLETELY CLOSED FOR QUANTITATIVE GAS MEASUREMENT AND THE OTHER COVERED WITH SOIL AS IS THE USUAL
PRACTICE AT LANDFILLS. WILL RECEIVE IDENTICAL VOLUMES OF WATER AND WEIGHT OF SHREDDED SOLID WASTE.
THE MOISTURE CONTENT WILL BE BROUGHT TO 60 PERCENT (WET WEIGHT) BY ADDING DIGESTED SEWAGE SLUDGE
DURING CONSTRUCTION. GAS WILL BE MONITORED FOR C02, CH4. AND OTHER CONSTITUENTS AND TOTAL VOLUME:
LEACHATE WILL BE MONITORED FOR BOD. COD, TOC, TOTAL AND INDIVIDUAL VOLATILE ACIDS, ALKALINITY,
ACIDITY, PH. NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS, CHLORIDES, SULFIDES OR SULFATES, AND PERTINENT HEAV / AND
ALKALINE EARTH METALS. THE SOLID WASTE OF EACH CELL WILL BE SAMPLED AT THE START AND COMPLETION OF
THE TESTS FOR VISUAL AND QUANTITATIVE CHARACTERIZATION. OUTPUT: MASS FLUX WILL BE DETERMINED FOR
THE CONTAMINANT MONITORED AND ANALYSES MADE TO INTERPRET AND CONTROL THE STABILIZATION PROCESS.
MODIFICATIONS TO THE BASIC SYSTEMS OPERATION WILL BE MADE AS REQUIRED. THE ENERGY GENERATION
POTENTIAL, METHANE PRODUCTION. WILL BE ASSESSED. RECOMMENDED DESIGN AND CONTROL PROCEDURES FOR
LEACHATE CONTAINMENT AND RECYCLE WILL BE DEVELOPED. A RIGOROUS ASSESSMENT OF THE COST/BENEFITS OF
THE RECYCLE CONCEPT. IN CONTEXT OF DAILY OPERATION/IMPLEMENTATION, INCLUDING ECONOMIC AND TECHNICAL
FEASIBILITY. AND THE EXTENT OF POTENTIAL APPLICATION WILL BE PREPARED.
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KANEOHF BAY - RESOURCES OF A TROPICAL ESTUARY TO RELAXATION OF SEWAGE
STRESS
TASK =X614 -000001 **EPA=R803983-O3 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/75 - 11/78 : FY78
KT PEREZ EPA/OHR- DAA 838-4843
SV SMITH UNIV OF HAWAII SYSTEM HAWAII INST MARINE BIOLOGY
11/78 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-614 ) DRINKING WATER
3O-99 ECOLOGICAL
FIELD MONITORING AND FIELD AND LAB EXPERIMENTS BEING
PERFORMED. HAVE PUBLISHED SEVERAL PAPERS AND TWO
ANNUAL REPORTS TO DATE.
RECN-004566 SSIE-GMA 5577 EPA -R8O3983-03 ORD -RX1OB30-3078
PE -614
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS -PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES: TO ASCERTAIN THE BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL RESPONSES TO A TROPICAL CORAL REEF/ESTUARY
ECOSYSTEM TO THE TERMINATION OF SEWAGE STRESS. TO WHAT EXTENT AND AT WHAT RATE DOES TME ECOSYSTEM
RETURN TO PRE-STRESS CONDITIONS? APPROACH: FIELD MONITORING AND FIELD AND LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS
ARE BEING PERFORMED. WE HAVE 1-PLUS YEARS OF TIME-SERIES PRE-DIVERSION BASELINE DATA, AND WE
ANTICIPATE COLLECTING 1-PLUS YEARS OF POST DIVERSION RECOVERY DATA, WE WILL THEN BE ABLE TO
DOCUMENT THE RECOVERY CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ECOSYSTEM AND DERIVE PREDICTIVE ABILITY THEREFROM. WE
HAVE PUBLISHED SEVERAL PAPERS AND HAVE PREPARED TWO ANNUAL REPORTS TO DATE.
•PROJECT: OO3797
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
-KANEOHE BAY - RESPONSES OF A TROPICAL ESTUARY TO RELAXATION OF SEWAGE
STRESS
TASK =P608C-OOOOO9 --*EPA=R803983-03 -• (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 11/75 - 11/79 • FY79
KT PEREZ EPA/ERL - NARR FTS 8-838-4843
SV SMITH UNIV OF HAWAII SYSTEM HAWAII INST MARINE BIOLOGt'
11/79 -PROJECT COMPLETION DATE, FINAL REPORT
(PE-608 ) ECOLOGICAL PROCESSES AND EFFECTS
PROJECT COMPLETION DATE, FINAL REPORT.
1O-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
OVER 1 YEAR TIME-SERIES BASELINE DATA. SEVERAL PAPERS
PUBLISHED AND TWO ANNUAL REPORTS PREPARED.
RESEARCH COMPLETED, FINAL REPORT IN PROCESS.
SSIE-GMA 4248 2 EPA -R8O3983-O3
PE -6O8
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES: TO ASCERTAIN THE BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL RESPONSES OF A TROPICAL CORAL REEF/ESTUARY
ECOSYSTEM TO THE TERMINATION OF SEWAGE STRESS. TO WHAT EXTENT AND AT WHAT RATE DOES THE ECOSYSTEM
RETURN TO PRE-STRESS CONDITIONS? APPROACH: FIELD MONITORING AND FIELD AND LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS
ARE BEING PERFORMED. WE HAVE 1 PLUS YEARS OF TIME-SERIES PRE-DIVERSION BASELINE DATA. AND WE
ANTICIPATE COLLECTING 1 PLUS YEARS OF POST DIVERSION RECOVERY DATA. WE WILL THEN BE ABLE TO
DOCUMENT THE RECOVERY CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ECOSYSTEM AND DERIVE PREDICTIVE ABILITY THEREFROM. WE
HAVE PUBLISHED SEVERAL PAPERS AND HAVE PREPARED TWO ANNUAL REPORTS TO DATE.
RECN-OO3797
LABN-P775 -091
PROJECT-COMPLETED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
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CHROMATOGRAFHY
TASK =G6O3A-AF-005 **EPA=R804033 *' (GRANT)
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INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROd STATUS.
ABSTRACT. . . .
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O4/77 - OO/80
FY79
PL HANST
DR CRONN
RA RASMUSSEN
E ROBINSON
12/8O -FINAL REPORT
(PE-603 )
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-OO1896
LABN-G603A-AI-OO4
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
EPA/ESRL - RTP
WASHINGTON STATE UNIV
WASHINGTON STATE UNIV
WASHINGTON STATE UNIV
TRANS. AND FATE -AIR
2753 3
EPA -R804033
FTS 8-629-2998
DEPT OF CIVIL & ENV ENGIN
DEPT OF CIVIL & ENV ENGIN
DEPT OF CIVIL & ENV ENGIN
ORD -RG10B30-1079
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
SSIE-GMA
PE -6O3
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OBJECTIVE IS TO MAKE MEASUREMENTS OF THE VERTICAL CONCENTRATION DISTRIBUTIONS OF SELECTED TRACE
GAS SPECIES IN THE TROPOSPHERE AND LOWER STRATOSPHERE. EMPHASIS WILL BE PLACED ON DETERMINATIONS OF
HALOCARBONS AND NON-METHANE HYDROCARBONS. DETERMINATION OF THE CONCENTRATIONS OF THE HALOCARBON
SPECIES WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY THE METHODS OF ELECTRON CAPTURE - GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY AND GAS
CHROMATOGRAPHY-MASS SPECTROMETRY -WHILE GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH FLAME IONIZATION DETECTION WILL BE
EMPLOYED FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE HYDROCARBONS. SAMPLES WILL BE COLLECTED BY AIRCRAFT FLIGHTS
IN THE UNITED STATES.
•PROJECT: 001892-MEASUREMENT OF TROPOSPHERIC AND STRATOSPHERIC TRACE GASES BY GAS
CHROMATOGRAPHY
TASK =G6O3A-AI-OO1 +*EPA=R8O4033-03 -* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OV?7 - 04/78 FY77
EPA OFFICER.: PL HANST EPA/ESRL - RTP
INVESTIGATOR.: DR CRONN WASHINGTON STATE UNIV
WASHINGTON STATE UNIV
WASHINGTON STATE UNIV
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID..
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT...
DR CRONN
RA RASMUSSEN
E ROBINSON
02/78 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-603 )
RECN-001892
LABT-EPE
PROJECT-COMPLETED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
TRANS. AND FATE OF POLLUTANTS
SSIE-GMA 4702 EPA -R804O33-O3
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
FTS 8-629-2998
DEPT OF CIVIL & ENV EfJGIN
DEPT OF CIVIL & ENV ENGIN
DEPT OF CIVIL 8 ENV ENGIN
PE -603
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 76
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THIS IS ONE OF A MULTI-PART PROJECT WHOSE SUMMARY MAY BE IDENTICAL TO OTHERS. THE OBJECTIVE IS TO
MAKE MEASUREMENTS OF THE VERTICAL CONCENTRATION DISTRIBUTIONS OF SELECTED TRACE GAS SPECIES IN THE
TROPOSPHERE AND LOWER STRATOSPHERE. EMPHASIS WILL BE PLACED ON DETERMINATIONS OF HALOCARBONS AND
NON-METHANE HYDROCARBONS. DETERMINATION OF THE CONCENTRATIONS OF THE HALOCARBON SPECIES WILL BE
ACCOMPLISHED BY THE METHODS OF ELECTRON CAPTURE-GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY-MASS
SPECTROMETRY WHILE GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH FLAME IONIZATION DETECTION WILL BE EMPLOYED FOR THE
DETERMINATION OF THE HYDROCARBONS. SAMPLES WILL BE COLLECTED BY AIRCRAFT FLIGHTS IN THE UNITED
STATES-
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GRANT PROJECT DESv. 'TIONS
RUN DATE: O7/O9/80 *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
'PROJECT: OO1OB7-A LONGITUDINAL EVALUATION OF LEAD BODY BURDEN IN GROWING CHILDREN
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...:
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
FTS 8-684-7461
COLUMBUS
OH 432O5
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT....
TASK =DC6O -2EOOO1 "EPA = R8O4168-O3 • * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 05/76 - O6/81 : FV80
RK MIDAY EPA/HERL - CINC
AH LUBIN CHILDRENS HOSPITAL
O4/79 -DELIVERY OF ALL MOTHERS ENROLLED
O1/81 -COMPLETION OF 24 MONTH FOLLOW-UP PERIOD
06/-81 -ANALYSIS OF LEAD TRENDS COMPLETED
(PE"C6O ) HEALTH EFFECTS - DRINKING WATER
ANALYSIS OF LEAD TRENDS
1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
INITIAL DATA INDICATE CORRELATION BETWEEN LEAD IN
BLOOD OF MOTHER. CORD BLOOD LEAD, AND NEWBORN
INFANT LEAD VALUES. LEAD IN DUST RESULTS CONFIRM
DUST TO BE SIGNIFICANT SOURCE OF LEAD INTAKE.
RECN-001087 SSIE-GMA 5393 2 EPA -R804168-03
LABN-D614 -017 PE -C60
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS STUDY IS TO ASSESS THE ASSOCIATION OF BIOCHEMICAL NUTRITIONAL AND
GROWTH PARAMETERS WITH THE AMOUNT OF EXPOSURE OF COMMONLY ACCEPTED SOURCES OF ENVIRONMENTAL LEAD
(AIR, DUST AND WATER) DURING THE MOTHER'S PREGNANCY AND IN THE OFFSPRING'S SUBSEQUENT FIRST TWO
YEARS OF LIFE. APPROACH: APPROXIMATELY 2OO CHILDREN IN EACH OF THREE CITIES. COLUMBUS, OHIO;
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS; AND NEW BECFORD, MASSACHUSETTS ARE BEING ENROLLED AND PROSPECTIVELY FOLLOWED
DURING THE FIRST TWO YEARS OF LIFE, WITH FREQUENT PERSONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLING.
ORD -RD1OB3O-1080
UPDATED- O6-28-80
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" OFFICE OF RESEARCH A EVELOPMENT -
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*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT"
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*PROJECT- 001206-ASBESTOS IN DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLIES AND CANCER INCIDENCE IN FIVE
CALIFORNIA COUNTIES
TASK =D614B-OOO081 **EPA=R804366-Q2 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 04/76 - 12/78 : FY78
EPA OFFICER.: LJ MCCABE EPA/HERL - CiNC
INVESTIGATOR.: RC COOPER UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
- JC MURCHIO UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
DEPT OF BIOMED & ENV HLTH
DEPT OF BIOMED & ENV HLTH
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
RS PAFFENBARGER
04/77 -ANNUAL REPORT
O4/78 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-614 ) DRINKING WATER
10-13 SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL ACT
RECN-001206
LABN-D614B-O13D
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
2770 2
EPA -R8O4366-02
DEPT OF BIOMED & ENV HLTH
ORD -RD10B30-1O78
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
SSIE-GMA
PE -614
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT IS TO DETERMINE THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN THE PRESENCE OF ASBESTOS FIBERS
IN DRINKING WATER AND THE INCIDENCE OF CANCER IN THE POPULATION SERVED BY SUCH WATER SUPPLIES. THE
STUDY WILL BE DIVIDED INTO THREE OVERLAPPING PHASES: THE FIRST PHASE DEALS WITH THE IDENTIFICATION
AND DESCRIPTION OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA WATERSHED AND WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS, WHICH WILL
INCLUDE: THE SITE OF WATER SOURCES, THEIR GEOMORPHIC COMPOSITION, GEO-POLITICAL AREA SERVED. METHOD
OF WATER TREATMENT AND MEANS OF DISTRIBUTION. THE SECOND PHASE WILL BE DIRECTED TOWARDS THE
DETERMINATION OF NUMBER. SIZE AND TYPE OF ASBESTOS FIBERS PRESENT IN THE VARIOUS WATER SUPPLIES
BEFORE AND AFTER TREATMENT AND AFTER DISTRIBUTION. THE THIRD PHASE WILL INVOLVE A TABULATION OF
TUMOR INCIDENCE AND CANCER MORTALITY DATA FROM THE 3RD NATIONAL CANCER SURVEY CONDUCTED IN THE FIVE
SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA COUNTIES UNDER CONSIDERATION. CORRELATIONS BETWEEN THE OBSERVED OCCURRENCE
OF ASBESTOS IN DRINKING WATER AND THE INCIDENCE OF HUMAN QANCER WILL BE DETERMINED USING THE
INFORMATION GATHERED IN THE THREE PHASES OF THIS STUDY.
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-PROJECT: OO6667-STUDIES TO IMPROVE RELIABILITY & SENSITIVITY OF BACT. MUTAGENESIS AS
SCREEN FOR ENV. CARCINOGENS
TASK =HC1T -9887OO *>EPA=R804395 '* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 04/76 - 05/80 : FY80
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
MD WATERS EPA/HERL - RTP FTS 8-629-2537
UNKNOWN WASHINGTON UNIV ST LOUIS MO 63130
O8/77 -REPORT ON MICROSOMAL EFFECT WITH STRAIN TA 1538
01/78 -REPORT ON MUTAGENESIS SCREENING OF URINE
05/8O -ANALYSIS OF CHEMICAL WORKERS URINE
05/8O -ANALYSIS OF COKE OVEN WORKERS URINE
06/80 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-C1T ) HEALTH EFFECTS - TOXICS
MANDATE : 10-99 NONE
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO6667 SSIE-HZ 809887 EPA -R804395 ORD -RH1OB30-10SO
PE -C1T
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-80 UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT THE DETECTION OF MUTAGENS IN THE URINE OF WORKERS IN EXCESS OF APPROPRIATE CONTROLS MAY BE
INDICATIVE OF EXPOSURE TO GENOTOXIC AGENTS. THE IMPLEMENTATION OF METHODOLOGY TO DETECT SUCH
PHENOMENA IN WORKERS IS A REASONABLE FIRST STEP TO THE APPLICATION OF SIMILAR APPROACHES IN THE
AMBIENT ENVIRONMENT. THE GRANTEE HAS DEVELOPED TECHNIQUES TO CONCENTRATE URINE AND BIOASSAN
MUTAGENS USING A MODIFICATION OF THE AMES PROCEDURE. THESE TECHNIQUES ARE TO BE IMPLEMENTED UNDER
FIELD CONDITIONS AS AN EXTENSION OF THE ORIGINAL GRANT. PLANNING HAS BEGUN ON A STUDY TO EXAMINE
THE URINE OF SALT MINE WORKERS EXPOSED TO HIGH CONCENTRATIONS OF DIESEL EXHAUST. MANY PROBLEMS
INCLUDING THOSE WITH MINEWORKERS UNION. MINE MANAGEMENT, AND COGNIZANT GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES ARE
BEING WORKED OUT
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*PROJECT: 002811-STUDIES TO IMPROVE THE RELIABILITY AND SENSITIVITY OF BACTERIAL
MUTAGENESIS AS A SCREEN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGENS
TASK =H629A-OO7911 **EPA=R8O4395-O2 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O4/76 - O4/79 : FY78
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE. . . .
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT. . . .
MD WATERS
B COMMONER
A VITHAYATHIL
M KOMERYNSKY
S NAIR
EPA/HERL - RTP
WASHINGTON UNIV
WASHINGTON UNIV
WASHINGTON UNIV
WASHINGTON UNIV
06/77 -REPORT ON THE LIQUID SUSPENSION SYSTEM
OS/77 -REPORT ON MICROSOMAL EFFECT WITH STRAIN TA1528
O1/78 -REPORT ON MUTAGENESIS SCREENING OF URINE
10/78 -REPORT ON ISOLATION AND PURIFICATION OF BEEF EXTRACT MUTAGEN
HEALTH EFFECTS -TOXIC SUBSTANCES
FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNG. AND RODENT. ACT
MICROBIAL MUTAGENESIS
FTS 8-629-2537
CTR FOR NATURAL SYS
CTR FOR NATURAL SYS
CTR FOR NATURAL SYS
CTR FOR NATURAL SYS
(PE-629 )
10-O6
3O-99
RECN-O02811
LABN-H629A-8911
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
4282 1
EPA -R804395-O2
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RH10B3O-5O78
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
SSIE-GMA
PE -629
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES: THE PROPOSED PROGRAM OF RESEARCH IS DESIGNED TO IMPROVE THE RELIABILITY AND SENSITIVITY
OF THE BACTERIAL MUTAGENESIS TECHNIQUES AS A SCREEN FOR THE DETECTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGENS.
IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE THIS OBJECTIVE THE RESEARCH IS CONCENTRATING ON ELUCIDATING THE MECHANISM OF
MICROSOMAL ACTIVATION WHICH OCCURS IN THIS TECHNIQUE AND OF IMPROVING THE SPECIFICITY OF THIS
PROCESS. APPROACH: THE BASIC APPROACH EMPLOYED IN THIS RESEARCH PROGRAM IS TO ANALYZE THE
BIOCHEMICAL MECHANISMS INVOLVED IN MICROSOMAL ACTIVATION. CURRENT PLANS: CURRENT RESEARCH PLANS ARE
DESIGNED TO ELUCIDATE FURTHER OUR RECENT DISCOVERY THAT MICROSOME PREPARATIONS ARE THEMSELVES
CAPABLE OF INDUCING A SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN THE MUTATION RATES OF TWO STRAINS OF SALMONELLA.
TA-1533 AND TA-98- SPECIFICALLY. WE PLAN TO DESCRIBE THE BIOCHEMICAL PROCESSES CARRIED OUT BY THE
MICROSOMES THAT MEDIATE THIS EFFECT AND THE SUBSTANCES IN THE BACTERIAL CELLS THAT ARE ACTED UPON.
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X T R A C T -
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•PROJECT: OO2629-STUDIES TO IMPROVE THE RELIABILITY AND SENSITIVITY OF BACTERIAL
MUTAGENESIS AS A SOURCE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGENS
TASK =H615A-OO8977 **EPA=R8O4395-02 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O4/76 - O4/79 : FY78
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE ....
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT . .
MD WATERS
6 COMMONER
A VITHAYATHIL
M KOMERYNSKY
S NAIR
EPA/HERL - RTP
WASHINGTON UNIV
WASHINGTON UNIV
WASHINGTON UNIV
WASHINGTON UNIV
FTS 8-629-2537
CTR FOR NATURAL SYS
CTR FOR NATURAL SYS
CTR FOR NATURAL SYS
CTR FOR NATURAL SYS
06/77 -REPORT ON THE LIQUID SUSPENSION SYSTEM
OS/77 -REPORT ON MICROSOMAL EFFECT WITH STRAIN TA1528
01/78 -REPORT ON CUTANESIS SCREENING OF URINE
10/78 -REPORT ON ISOLATION AND PURIFICATION OF BEEF EXTRACT MUTAGEN
(PE-615 ) HEALTH EFFECTS- PESTICIDES
10-06 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNG. AND RODENT. ACT
30-99 MICROBIAL MUTAGEMESIS
SSIE-GMA 5475
EPA -R804395-O2
ORD -RH1OB30-5078
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED-
OCT-DEC 77
RECN-002629
PE -615
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES: THIS RESEARCH PROGRAM IS DESIGNED TO IMPROVE THE RELIABILITY AND SENSITIVITY OF THE AMES
BACTERIAL MUTAGENESIS TECHNIQUE AS A SCREEN FOR THE DETECTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGENS. IN
ORDER TO ACHIEVE THIS OBJECTIVE THE RESEARCH IS CONCENTRATING ON ELUCIDATING THE MECHANISM OF
MICROSOMAL ACTIVATION WHICH OCCURS IN THIS TECHNIQUE AND ON IMPROVING THE SPECIFICITY OF THIS
PROCESS. APPROACH: THE BASIC APPROACH EMPLOYED IN THIS RESEARCH PROGRAM IS TO ANALYZE THE
BIOCHEMICAL MECHANISM INVOLVED IN MICROSOMAL ACTIVATION. CURRENT PLANS: CURRENT RESEARCH PLANS ARE
DESIGNED TO ELUCIDATE FURTHER THE RECENT DISCOVERY THAT MICROSOME PREPARATIONS ARE THEMSELVES
CAPABLE OF INDUCING A SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN THE MUTATION RATES OF TWO STRAINS OF SALMONELLA.
TA-1538 AND TA-98. SPECIFICALLY, IT IS PLANNED TO DESCRIBE THE BIOCHEMICAL PROCESSES CARRIED OUT BY
THE MICROSOMES THAT MEDIATE THIS EFFECT AND THE SUBSTANCES IN THE BACTERIAL CELLS THAT ARE ACTED
UPON.
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^PROJECT- 004954-CHLORINATION OF AQUATIC HUMIC SUBSTANCES
TASK =CC61 -S1T024 **EPA=R804430
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/76 -
** (GRANT)
12/79 FY8O
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. . . :
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
EPA/MERL - CINC
UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA
UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA
UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA
FTS-8-684-7228
DEPT OF ENV SCI
DEPT OF ENV SCI
DEPT OF ENV SCI
& ENGIN
& ENGIN
& ENGIN
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
AA STEVENS
RF CHRISTMAN
JD JOHNSON
FK PFAENDER
O7/77 -INTERIM REPORT
O7/7S -INTERIM REPORT
O4/8O -FINAL REPORT PUBL.
(PE-C61 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
SIGNIFICANT NEW INFORMATION GENERATED REGARDING
CHEMICAL STRUCTURE OF AQUATIC HUMIC MATERIALS AND
NATURE OF THEIR REACTIONS WITH AQUEOUS FREE CHLORINE
AS USED AS DRINKING WATER DISINFECTANT.
SSIE-GMA 6O37 1 EPA -R8O443O
PE -C61
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS RESEARCH PROJECT ARE TO A) ESTABLISH THE RELATIVE CONTRIBUTION TO TOTAL
TRIHALOMETHANE PRODUCTION OF NATURAL AQUEOUS HUMIC MATERIAL IN WATERS FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES. B)
CHARACTERIZE THE CHEMICAL NATURE OF THE REACTIONS THAT OCCUR BETWEEN AQUEOUS HUMIC MATERIALS AND
CHLORINE, AND C) ASSESS THE WATER TREATMENT IMPLICATIONS OF PRECHLORINATION OF HUM!C-CONTAINING
WATERS WITH RESPECT TO THE FORP/IATION OF TRIHALOMETHANES AND OTHER CHLORINATED ORGANIC SPECIES. THE
EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH INCLUDES LABORATORY CHLORINATION STUDIES AND GC/MS IDENTIFICATION OF REACTION
PRODUCTS WITH DIFFERENT NATURAL HUMIC WATERS AND VARIOUS MODEL HUMIC STRUCTURES. A WIDE RANGE OF
MODEL ORGANIC COMPOUNDS REPRESENTATIVE OF NATURAL HUMIC MATERIAL WILL BE CHLORINATED OVER A RANGE
OF PH, CHLORINE TO CARBON RATIOS, AND TEMPERATURES REPRESENTATIVE OF CONDITIONS IN WATER TREATMENT
PLANT OPERATIONS. TRIHALOMETHANES AND TOTAL ORGANIC CHLORINE CONCENTRATIONS WILL BE MEASURED. HUMIC
FRACTIONS EXTRACTED FROM RAW WATER SUPPLIES WILL ALSO BE CHLORINATED. IN THE PRESENCE AND ABSENCE
OF SURFACE AND TREATED IN THE SAME MANNER AS THE MODEL COMPOUNDS.
RECN-OO4954
LABN-C824A-S1TO24
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORD -RC10B30-1080
UPDATED- 06-28-80
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•PROJECT- OO6334-TOXICOLOGY OF PESTICIDES
FTS 8-629-2655
TASK =HC86 -94S4QO >*EPA=R804539 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/76 - O6/8O : FY80
EPA OFFICER. RL BARON EPA/HERL - RTP
INVESTIGATOR. : REINER INST FOR MED RES & OCCUP HLTH
MILESTONES...: 05/81 -DDT IN MILK AND SERUM-FULL REPORT
O5/79 -URINARY PHOSPHATE METHODS REPORT
05/81 -OPTHALMOLOGICAL TESTING REPORT
05/80 -SACCADE VELOCITY TESTING DEVELOPED
O5/81 -PSYCHOMOTOR TESTING REPORT
05/81 -KINETICS OF CHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION
O5/81 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-C86 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - PESTICIDES
MANDATE • 10-06 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNGICIDE AND RODENTICIDE ACT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-006334 SSIE-HZ 809484 EPA -R8O4539 ORD -RH10E30-1O8O
PE -C86
PROJ STATUS.. PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-8O UPDATED- O6-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT TO 'ASSESS THE EFFECT OF PESTICIDE EXPOSURE ON OCCUPATIONALLY EXPOSED INDIVIDUALS ESPECIALLY WITH
RESPECT TO CLINICAL SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS/ OPHTHALMOLOGICAL HAZARDS AND TO ESTABLISH ACCEPTABLE
WORKING CONDITIONS. MODE OF ACTION OF ANTICHOLINESTERASE AGENTS ON TARGET S/STEMS ARE BEING
EXAMINED. NO REPORT. FINAL REPORT OF THIS PROJECT DUE IN EARLY PART OF FY 81.
•PROJECT 006106-TOXICOLOGY OF PESTICIDES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
FTS 8-629-2655
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT .
TASK =H615 -94840O * *EPA = R804539 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 06/76 - O6/80 : FY79
RL BARON EPA/HERL - RTP
UNKNOWN INST FOR MED RES & OCCUP HLTH
05/81 -DDT IN MILK AND SERUM-FULL REPORT
05/79 -URINARY PHOSPHATE METHODS REPORT
O5/81 -OPTHALMOLOGICAL TESTING REPORT
05/80 -SACCADE VELOCITY TESTING DEVELOPED
05/81 -PSYCHOMOTOR TESTING REPORT
O5/81 -KINETICS OF CHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION
os/81 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-615 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - PESTICIDES
20-30 AA FOR TOXIC SUBSTANCES
RECN-006106 SSIE-HZ 799484 EPA -R804539 ORD -RH10B3O-2079
LABN-H615 -948400 PE -615
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-8O UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
TO ASSESS THE EFFECT OF PESTICIDE EXPOSURE ON OCCUPATIONALLY EXPOSED INDIVIDUALS ESPECIALLY WITH
RESPECT TO CLINICAL SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS/ OPHTHALMOLOGICAL HAZARDS AND TO ESTABLISH ACCEPTABLE
WORKING CONDITIONS. MODE OF ACTION OF ANTICHOLINESTERASE AGENTS ON TARGET SYSTEMS ARE BEING
EXAMINED. NO REPORT. ANNUAL REPORT PRESENTED IN PREVIOUS QUARTER.
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^PROJECT- O0389O
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR..
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID....
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROd STATUS. . .
ABSTRACT.... :
-TOXIC. SUBLETHAL AND LATENT EFFECTS OF SELECTED PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS
AND BARIUM SULFATE ON MARINE ORGANISMS
TASK =OC2N -OO0029 **EPA=R804541-O2 +> (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE O5/76 - UNK : FY80
NL RICHARDS EPA/ERL -GULF BREEZE FTS-8-686-9011
KR RAO UNIV OF WEST FLORIDA DEPT OF BIOL
05/79 -REPORT
(PE-C2N ) TRANS,FATE, AND EFFECTS OF ENERGY REL POLLUTANTS
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
10-11 MARINE PROTECTION, RESEARCH AND SANCTUARIES ACT
20-10 AA FOR WATER AND WASTE MANAGEMENT
2O-62 DAA FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ENGIN. AND TECHNOLOGY
3O-99 GENETICS
METHODS DEVELOPED TO DETECT DEVELOPMENTAL EFFECTS OF
XENOBIOTICS. BIOACCUMULATION OF XENOBIOTICS USED IN
OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS EXPLORATION ESTABLISHED.
SSIE-GMA 2794 4 EPA -R8O4541-02 ORD -RO10B3O-5O8O
PE -C2N
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- O6-28-80
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: EXAMINE THE TOXIC, SUBLETHAL AND LATENT EFFECTS OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS AND
BARIUM SULFATE ON LARVAL AND ADULT STAGES OF SELECTED INVERTEBRATES. APPROACH: PERFORM LABORATORY
EXPERIMENTS ON MARINE ORGANISMS.
RECN-OO3890
LABN-Q625F-Q029
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
^PROJECT: O04804-MEASUREMENT OF HALOGENATED POLLUTANTS AND OTHER TRACE GASES IN
TROPOSPHERE BY LONG-PATH IN-SITU INFRARED ABSORPTION SPECTRO
TASK =G6O3A-AD-026 **EPA=R8O4546 *+ (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/79 - O5/80 ' FY79
PL HANST EPA/ESRL - RTP
J PITTS UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
O5/80 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-6O3 ) TRANS. AND FATE -AIR
1O-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
03, PAN, HN03, HCOOH, AND CH20 CAN BE MONITORED
ON ROUTINE BASIS WITH FTS-IR SYSTEM.
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID. . . :
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..•
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT •
RECN-004804
PE -6O3
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
OBJECTIVE: THIS GRANT
SSIE-GMA 5815
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
WILL PERMIT THE
EPA -R804546
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
THE
FTS 8-629-2998
DEPT OF SOIL/ENV SCI
ORD -RG10B31-1079
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
LONG PATH INFRARED STUDY OF THE LOS ANGELES ATMOSPHERE. THE
AMBIENT AIR OF LOS ANGELES WILL BE MONITORED FOR HNO3. HCOOH, H2CO. NH3, AND PAN. APPROACH: AMBIENT
AIR IS MONITORED WITH A LONG-PATH I.R. CELL EQUIPPED WITH A FTS SPECTROMETER. RESULTS TO DATE:
RESULTS FOR THE PAST NINE MONTHS HAVE SHOWN THAT O3, PAN, HNO3, HCOOH, AND CH2O CAN BE MONITORED ON
A ROUTINE BASIS WITH THE FTS-IR SYSTEM.
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*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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'PROJECT: OO2098-MEASUREMENT OF HALOGENATED POLLUTANTS AND OTHER TRACE GASES IN THE
TROPOSPHERE IN SITU BY LONG-PATH INFRARED ABSORPTION SPECTRO
TASK =G712B-BB-002 *»EPA=R8O4546-O3 *'• (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 03/77 - 06/79 : FY78
P HENST EPA/ESRL - RTP
UNIV OF CALIFORNIA AIR POLL RES CTR
UNIV OF CALIFORNIA AIR POLL RES CTR
UNIV OF CALIFORNIA AIR POLL RES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID.
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT. . .
JN PITTS
AM WINER
RA GRAHAM
EC TUA20N
O7/79 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-712 )
RECN-O02O98
PE -712
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
:TR
AIR POLL RES CTR
CHARAC. 6 MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVELOPMENT -AIR
SSIE-GMA 2838 2 EPA -R804546-03 ORD -RG10B3O-4078
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
A QUANTITATIVE CHARACTERIZATION OF AMBIENT PRIMARY AND SECONDARY TRACE POLLUTANT AS A FUNCTION OF
TIME (BOTH DIURNALLY AND SEASONALLY) AND LOCATION (INCLUDING URBAN AREAS AND DOWNWIND RECEPTOR
SITES) IS BEING CONDUCTED USING IN SITU. LONG-PATH, HIGH RESOLUTION FOURIER TRANSFORM INFRARED
SPECTROSCOPY IN CONJUNCTION WITH CONVENTIONAL A STATE-OF-THE-ART ANAL/TICAL METHODS FOR AMBIENT GAS
PHASE AND PARTICULATE POLLUTANTS. RESULTS OF THE FIRST YEAR OF THIS PROGRAM AT RIVERSIDE INCLUDE
THE FIRST POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION BY SPECTROSCOPIC TECHNIQUES OF FORMALDEHYDE AND NITRIC ACID IN
AMBIENT PHOTOCHEMICAL SMOG, THE MEASUREMENT OF LOW LEVELS OF FORMIC ACID, AMMONIA AND A VARIETY OF
HALOCAREONS, AND DETERMINATION OF UPPER LIMITS FOR THE POSSIBLE PRESENCE OF OTHER TRACE
CONTAMINANTS. STUDIES WILL CONTINUE AT RIVERSIDE AND AT A MID-BASIN SITE. APPROXIMATELY FOUR TO SIX
HOURS UPWIND OF RIVERSIDE, USING THE PART-PER-BILLION SENSITIVITY. AFFORDED BY A KILOMETER OPTICAL
PATHLENGTH MULTIPLE REFLECTION CELL. AND AN FTS-14 FOURIER TRANSFORM INFRARED SPECTROMETER (BOTH OF
WHICH ARE THE PROPERTY OF THE EPA AND ARE ON LOAN TO SAPRC FOR THIS THREE-YEAR PROJECT). PORTABLE
INSTRUMENTATION CURRENTLY EMPLOYED IN GAS PHASE AND PARTICULATE AMBIENT AIR MONITORING STUDIES AT
SAPRC ARE OPERATED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE LPIR DURING SELECTED SMOG EPISODES AT THE MONITORING
LOCATIONS. THIS PROGRAM IS COORDINATED WITH AMBIENT AIR MONITORING STUDIES AT SAPRC SUPPORTED BY
THE CALIFORNIA AIR RESOURCES BOARD AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN EXPERIMENTALLY VALIDATED MODEL FOR
PHOTOCHEMICAL SMOG, FUNDED THROUGH NSF-RANN. EMPHASIS IS BEING PLACED ON THE QUANTITATIVE
DETERMINATION OF PRODUCTS, LABILE INTERMEDIATES. AND'PRIMARY POLLUTANTS FOR WHICH LITTLE. IF ANY
RELIABLE AMBIENT AIR DATA ARE CURRENTLY AVAILABLE. THESE NON-CRITERIA POLLUTANTS INCLUDE NITRIC
ACID, NITROUS ACID. HALOCARBONS. HALOGENATED ACIDS, HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, NITROSAMINES. ALCOHOLS.
EPOXIDES AND ORGANIC ACIDS, ALDEHYDES. AND OTHER CARBONVL COMPOUNDS. THESE ARE OF INTEREST PER SE.
MAY BE TOXIC. AND ARE ALSO IMPORTANT FOR VALIDATING COMPUTERIZED KINETIC SMOG MODELS FOR CONTROL
STRATEGIES.
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•ORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.6) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH / EVELOPMENT
GRANT PROJECT DES^ PTIONS
RUN DATE: 07/09/80 * 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT'
'PROJECT- 003848-MATHEMATICAL MODELS OF FATES OF POLLUTANTS IN ESTUARIES
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EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR. :
MILESTONES...•
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT :
TASK =Q608C-QOOO11 **EPA=R8O4563-O3 -* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/76 - 07/79 : FY79
TT DAVIES EPA/ERL -GULF BREEZE
DJ OCONNOR MANHATTAN COLLEGE
O7/79 -REPORT
(PE-608 ) ECOLOGICAL PROCESSES AND EFFECTS
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
2O-99 OWPM
MODEL DESCRIBING ESTUARINE TRANSPORT DEVELOPED.
SPECIFIC APPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO JAMES RIVER ESTUARY.
RECN-003848 • SSIE-GMA 3246 3
LABN-06O8C-1-O1 PE -608
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE QUANTIFICATION OF THE INTER-RELATIONSHIPS AMONG PHYSICAL.
904-932-5311
ENV ENG ft SCI DEPT
EPA -R804563-03
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RQ10B30-5079
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CHEMICAL, AND BIOLOGICAL
VARIABLES OF ESTUARINE SYSTEMS, INCLUDING ANALYSIS OF TWO-LAYERED ESTUARINE TRANSPORT. EFFECTS ON
SUSPENDED SOLIDS AND SALINITY. ABSORPTION/DESORPTION MECHANISMS FDR HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES. AfJD FOOD
CHAIN IMPLICATIONS. APPROACH: THE DEVELOPMENT OF A MATHEMATICAL MODEL CHARACTERIZING ESTUARINE
TRANSPORT, VERIFYING THIS MODEL USING FIELD DATA FOR VELOCITY PROFILES AND SALINITY AND SOLIDS
DISTRIBUTION. RESULTS TO DATE: A MODEL DESCRIBING ESTUARINE TRANSPORT HAS BEEN DEVELOPED. SPECIFIC
APPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE JAMES RIVER ESTUARY IN ORDER TO ADDRESS KEFONE CONTAMINATION
PROBLEMS.
^PROJECT: 006107-OZONE AND PULMONARY METABOLIC EFFECTS OF MEDIATORS AND HORMONES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
LABN-H816 -9108OO
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
FTS 8-629-2531
OMAHA
ORD -RH10B30-2079
UPDATED- 06-28-80
TASK =H816 -91O8OO **EPA=R804585 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/76 - 04/80 : FY79
DE GARDNER EPA/HERL - RTP
UNKNOWN CREIGHTON UNIV OMAHA NE 68131
(PE-81G ) HEALTH EFFECTS- CRITERIA POLLUTANTS - AIR
20-23 DAA FOR AIR QUALITY PLANNING AND STANDARDS
RECN-006107 SSIE-HZ 799108 EPA -R804585
PE -816
INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-23-80
ACCESS-PUBLIC
INVESTIGATE THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGIC EFFECTS OF OZONE EXPOSURE AND TO DETERMINE IF OZONE CAN MODIFY THE
LUNG METABOLISM OF A NUMBER OF VASOACTIVE SUBSTANCES TWO SIGNIFICANT EXPERIMENTS HAVE BEEN BROUGHT
TO A CONCLUSION THIS QUARTER. FIRST, IT IS EVIDENT THAT THE RELEASE OF THROMBOXANE AND
PROSTAGLANDIN F2 FROM LUNG TISSUE DURING EXPOSURE TO 03 IS A PROTECTIVE MECHANISM OF THE ANIMAL TO
WITHSTAND OZONE TOXICITY. SECONDLY. IT WAS DETERMINED THA TOLERANCE ALSO DEVELOPED WITH RESPECT TO
THE RELEASE OF THROMBOXANE A2 AND PROSTAGLANDIN F2. THE AMOUNT OF THESE SUBSTANCES RELEASED FROM
THE LUNGS OF "TOLERATE" ANIMALS WAS NOT SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERENT THAN CONTROLS. HENCE TOLERANCE.
THESE RESULTS. WHEN CONSIDERED TOGETHER ARE HIGHL SIGNIFICANT RELATIVE TO THE HEALTH HAZARD OF 03
EXPOSURE BECAUSE (1) THE RELEASE OF T X A2 AND PGF2 TENDS TO PROTECT THE ANIMAL FROM THE LETHAL
EFFECTS OF O3, AND (2) EXPOSURE TO A MARGINALLY EFFECTIVE CONCENTRATION OF O3 CAN PREVENT THE
RELEASE OF THE PROTECTIVE SUBSTANCES WHEN THE ANIMA IS EXPOSED TO TOXIC CONCENTRATIONS OF O3.
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GRANT PROJECT DESc -TIONS
RUN DATE: O7/O9/8O » 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
*PROJECT: OO1249-CASE-CONTROL STUDY OF WATER QUALITY AND CARCINOGENESIS IN PENNSYLVANIA
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EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID.. :
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS. :
ABSTRACT ... :
TASK =DC60 -1COO03 *»EPA=R8O4594-O1 *» (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/76 - O2/81 FY8O
DG GREATHOUSE EPA/HERL - CINC
AK EAHN UNIV OF PENNSYLVANIA
J KEENAN UNIV OF PENNSYLVANIA
04/80 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-C6O ) HEALTH EFFECTS - DRINKING WATER
20-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
20-R03 EPA REGION III
MOST OF FIELD WORK COMPLETED AND RESULTANT DATA IS
BEING PREPARED FOR STATISTICAL ANALYSES.
SSIE-GMA 4524 3
FTS 8-684-7363
DEPT. OF COMM MEDICINE
DEPT. OF COMM MEDICINE
RECN-001249
PE -C60
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
EPA -R8O4594-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RD10B30-2O80
UPDATED- O6-28-8O
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES: ONE OF THE MAJOR AIMS OF THE PROJECT IS TO DEVISE. DEVELOP. AND EVALUATE METHODS FOR
EVALUATING POSSIBLE LINKS BETWEEN COLON CANCER AND SUBSTANCES IN DRINKING WATER. APPROACH:
ALTERNATIVE METHODOLOGIC APPROACHES WILL BE EMPLOYED TO ACQUIRE THE NECESSARY DATA FOR ESTIMATION
OF COLON CANCER RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH ORGANICS IN DRINKING WATER. THE MERITS OF EACH METHOD WILL BE
ASSESSED AND EVAL''iTF.D IN TERMS OF COSTS OF IMPLEMENTATION AND SUCCESS IN EVALUATION OF RISKS.
"PROJECT: OO2235-RESEARCH ON AIR SAMPLING FILTER MEDIA
EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR. :
MILESTONES. :
PROGRAM ID. . . :
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT :
FTS 8-629-3157
DEPT. OF MECH.
ENG.
TASK =G833D-EB-OO4 **EPA=R8O46OO-02 *' (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE - OS/76 - OS/81 . FY79
TG DZUBAY EPA/ESRL - RTP
BY LIU UNIV OF MINNESOTA
08/81 -DELIVERY OF INSTRUMENTATION
(PE-833 ) MEASURE. Sr"S & INSTR. DEVEL FOR ENGIN.
DELIVERY OF INSTRUMENTATION
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
FILTER CHARACTERIZATION 75/. COMPLETED; NO RESULTS.
FIRST PROTOTYPE INLET CONSTRUCTED; NO RESULTS.
RECN-OO2235 SSIE-GMA 3255 3 EPA -R8O46OO-O2
LABN-G712B-BE-37 PE -833
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: 1. CHARACTERIZE FLOW RESISTANCE AND EFFICIENCY OF FILTERS USED IN AEROSOL SAMPLING: 2.
DEVELOP A CASCADE IMPACTOR COMPATIBLE WITH XRF ELEMENTAL ANALYSIS; 3. INVESTIGATE THEORY AND
PRACTICE OF AEROSOL INLETS FOR PARTICLES AND FIBERS: 4. DEVELOP CARBON FIBER AEROSOL GENERATOR.
APPROACH: 1. EXPERIMENTAL BENCH-SCALE STUDIES; 2. ADAPTATION OF CONVENTIONAL CASCADE IMPACTION
THEORY; 3. THEORETICAL STUDIES AND CONSTRUCTION OF PROTOTYPE INLETS: 4. ADAPTATION OF FLUIDIZED BED
DUST GENERATOR.
ORD -RG1OB31-1O79
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
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* OFFICE OF RESEARCH A' HVELOPMENT 1
GRANT PROJECT DESL TIONS
* 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT-
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*PROJECT: OO3675-LIMNOLDGICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF WATER QUALITY AND FISH LARVAE IN LAKE
ERIE
TASK = N769 -000006 **EPA=R804612-03 -* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O4/76 - 12/81 : FY79
EPA OFFICER.: NA THOMAS EPA/ERL - DULUTH
INVESTIGATOR.' CE HERDENDORF OHIO STATE UNIV RES FOUND
KW BEDFORD OHIO STATE UNIV RES FOUND
MILESTONES...: 12/8O -FINAL REPORT ON THE IMPACT OF POWER PLANTS ON THE FISH LARVAE OF WESTERN AND CE
12/81 -ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH SERIES REPORT
GREAT LAKES PROGRAM
FTS S-226-7S11
DEPT. OF PHARMACOLOGY'
DEPT. OF PHARMACOLOGY
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROd STATUS..
ABSTRACT
EPA -R804612-03
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RN10B30-1079
UPDATED- JAN-MAR 80
(PE-769 )
ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH SERIES REPORT
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
RECN-003675 SSIE-GMA 2824 3
LABN-N6OSA-OO6 PE -769
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, CENTER FOR LAKE ERIE AREA RESEARCH (CLEAR) PROPOSED TO CONTINUE
INVESTIGATIONS OF LAKE ERIE WATER QUALITY AND FISH LARVAE. THE WATER QUALITY STUDIES WILL EMPHASIZE
THE IMPORTANCE OF SEDIMENT-WATER INTERACTIONS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON WATER QUALITY AND BIOLOGICAL
COMMUNITIES IN LAKE ERIE. LARVAL FISH INVESTIGATIONS WILL BE CONCENTRATED IN AREAS OF HIGHEST
DENSITIES IN AN ATTEMPT TO MORE PRECISELY DEFINE'THE PRESENT AND POTENTIAL IMPACT OF ELECTRIC POWER
GENERATION ON THESE POPULATIONS. EFFORTS TO MODEL THE MORTALITY TO KEY FISH SPECIES WILL BE
CONTINUED. THE GENERAL OBJECTIVES OF THE PROPOSED WORK INCLUDE: 1. DETERMINING OXYGEN DEMAND AND
NUTRIENT REGENERATION IN THE SEDIMENT/WATER INTERFACE ZONE. 2. DETERMINING HYPQLIMNION FLUX AND
RESPIRATION RATES. 3. INVESTIGATING SEDIMENT-WATER-BIOMASS INTERACTIONS OF TOXIC METALS. 4.
MONITORING TOXIC METALS IN SEDIMENTS AT DREDGE DISPOSAL SITES SERVING ASHTABULA HARBOR. 5. STUDYING
THE EFFECTS OF COMMON LAKE ERIE BENTHIC MACRO-INVERTEBRATES ON SEDIMENTS AND THE OVERLYING WATER
COLUMN. 6. INVESTIGATING ZOOPLANKTON ABUNDANCE IN THE SEDIMENT/WATER INTERFACE ZONE. 7. ESTIMATING
FISH LARVAE POPULATIONS IN WESTERN LAKE ERIE AND ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF INTAKE ENTRAINMENT ON
THESE POPULATIONS. 8. PROVIDING LOGISTICAL AND ANALYTICAL SUPPORT FOR OTHER RESEARCH GROUPS
CONDUCTING EPA SPONSORED RESEARCH ON LAKE ERIE. 9. SUPPORTING CONTINUED DEVELOPMENT AND
VERIFICATION OF EPA WATER QUALITY, SEDIMENT DYNAMICS AND FISH LARVAE MORTALITY MODELS FOR LAKE
ERIE. 1O. PREPARING TECHNICAL REPORTS OF THE FINDINGS FOR EACH PHAS-E OF THE PROJECT. THE MAIN
OBJECT IS TO FOLLOW CHANGES IN THE WATER QUALITY AS A RESULT OF NUTRIENT REMOVAL TO THE WESTERN
BASIN. DETERMINE THE NUMBER OF FISH LARVAE llsl WESTERN LAKE BRIE IN SUPPORT OF THE DET ERMI NAT I ON ON
THE IMPACT OF POWER 'PLANTS IN WESTERN LAKiE ERIE.
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3KT: OROCONV (VERSION V2.6) • OFFICE OF RESEARCH Af TVELOPMENT -
GRANT PROJECT DESC TIONS
RUN DATE: O7/O9/8O - O R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
^PROJECT• OO5O35-EIO-ORGANIC INDICATORS OF GROUNDWATER POLLUTION
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FTS 8-743-2313
AGRIC EXP STA
AGRIC EXP STA
TASK =L824C-OOO006 * -EPA=RS04613 *' (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/76 - 08/8O : FY79
EPA OFFICER. WJ DUNLAP EPA/ERL - ADA
INVESTIGATOR. FR LEACH OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV
LG MORRILL OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV
MILESTONES. 12/79 -BIOCHEMICAL INDICATORS - A LITERATURE SURVEY
03/80 -SORPTION. PERSISTENCE, AND DEGRADATION OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN SOILS - A LITERA
01/80 -MODIFIED ATP ANALYSIS
08/8O -SORPTION CHARACTERISTICS FOR SELECTED ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
08/80 -FINAL REPORT - BIOCHEMICAL INDICATORS
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREAT & GROUND WATER PROT -DRINKING WATER
MANDATE. . .: 10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
ORDI3 CODE3..: RECN-005035 S3IE-GMA 6O47 EPA -R804613 ORD -RL10B30-1079
LABN-L6O9E-16 PE -824
PROJ STATUS. : ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBL1C
ABSTRACT .. : TO DETERMINE THE USEFULNESS OF BIOCHEMICAL AND ORGANIC INDICATORS OF GROUNDWATER POLLUTION.
LITERATURE ANALYSIS AND METHOD DEVELOPMENT WILL BE FOLLOWED BY LABORATORY AND FIELD IESTING. TO
IDENTIFY BIOCHEMICAL AND ORGANIC INDICATORS OF GROUNDWATER POLLUTION. THIS PROJECT IS IN TWO PARTS:
(1) BIOCHEMICAL INDICATORS: INVESTIGATE THE USE OF ATP. NUCLEIC ACID. PROTEINS. ORGANIC PHOSPHATES
AND ENZYMES AS INDICATORS. DEVELOPMENT OF EXTRACTION AND ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES. (2) ORGANIC
INDICATORS: STUDY SORPTION. RETENTION, AND MODIFICATION OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS THAT ARE ADDED OR
ARISE BY MICROBIAL OR CHEMICAL ACTION. PREDICT FATE OF SUCH COMPOUNDS AND DEVELOP ANALYTICAL
TECHNIQUES. PARTICULAR EFFORT WAS DIRECTED TOWARD DEVELOPING METHODS OF IMPROVED SENSITIVITY FOR
DETECTING PROTEIN, LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDES. DNA, ORGANIC PHOSPHATES. AND LACTATE DEHYDROGENASE IN
ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES. FLUORESCENCE PROCEDURES APPEARED ESPECIALLY PROMISING IN DNA AND LACTATE
DEHYDROGENASE ASSAYS. WORK ON METHODS FOR RECOVERING ATP FROM SOILS AND SUBSOILS WAS ALSO
CONTINUED, WITH EMPHASIS ON EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF VARIOUS EXTRACTION PROCEDURES. THE
SENSITIVITY, PRECISION. AND ACCURACY OF THE LUCIFERIN-LUCIFERASE METHOD FOR ATP ANALYSIS HAS BEEN
SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVED. A REPORT BASED ON THE SURVEY OF AVAILABLE LITERATURE ON POTENTIAL
BIOCHEMICAL INDICATORS OF SUBSURFACE POLLUTION HAS BEEN SELECTED FOR PUBLICATION AS A BOOK BY ANN
ARBOR SCIENCE PUBLISHERS.
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••PROJECT: OO3379-REDUCTION OF SALINE POLLUTION OF THE GROUNDWATER ATTRIBUTED TO DAIRY
OPERATIONS
TASK =L770D-O00056 **EPA=R804620 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OS/76 - O3/8O : FY79
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID. . .
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
FTS 8-743-2302
CUCAMONGA
SCH OF PHARM
SCH OF PHARM
SCH OF AGRIC SCI
SCH OF AGRIC SCI
SCH OF AGRIC SCI
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
LR SHUYLER EPA/ERL - ADA
RW FERGUSON CHINO BASIN MUN WATER DIST CUCAMONGA CA 9173O
N SMITH UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
G LOFGREEN UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
P PRATT UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
S BISHOP UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
D BELL UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
12/79 -FINAL REPORT OR SERIES OF REPORTS PUBLISHED
(PE-770 ) RENEWABLE RESOURCES -WATER QUALITY
SERIES OF REPORTS ON EACH SUBJECT AREA.
1O-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
FINAL REPORT IS BEING REVIEWED BY PROJECT OFFICER; HOWEVER
ONE- SECTION IS NOT COMPLETE AS GRANTEE HAS JUST FINISHED
ADDITIONAL LAB WORK FOR SAID SECTION AND IS REWRITING THE
SECTION. THIS IS EXPECTED FROM THE GRANTEE IN APRIL 80
RECN-OO3379 SSIE-GMA 3827 2 EPA -R80462O
LABN-L617D-25 PE -770
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES: EVALUATION OF GROUNDWATER QUALITY IN THE CHINO HYDROLOGIC BASIN INDICATES DEGRADATION
DUE TO SALINE POLLUTION LEACHED FROM THE WASTES OF DAIRY COWS. THE MANURE OF THESE ANIMALS IS KNOWN
TO CONTAIN SOME NUTRITIONAL VALUE. TECHNOLOGY EXISTS BY WHICH THIS FEED CAN BE RECAPTURED. IF THE
QUALITY OF THE FOOD PRODUCED IS COMPARABLE TO MORE NORMAL RATIONS A VIABLE MEANS OF WASTE DISPOSAL
WILL BE AVAILABLE. THIS PROJECT IS DESIGNED TO TEST AND DEMONSTRATE THE VALUE OF THE FEED PRODUCED
FROM COW MANURE. APPROACH: DAIRY COW MANURE WILL BE COLLECTED FROM DAIRIES IN SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY
AND CONVERTED TO FEED PRODUCTS. THIS FEED WILL BE PRESENTED UNDER TEST CONDITIONS TO GROWING DAIRY
HEIFERS, BEEF CATTLE AND CHICKENS TO DETERMINE ITS VALUE IN COMPARISON TO STANDARD RATIONS.
LABORATORY EVALUATIONS SHALL BE CONDUCTED TO DETERMINE THE ABILITY OF THE FEED TO SUPPORT THE
GROWTH OF RUMEN MICROBES AND TO ASSAY THE AMINO ACID CONTENT OF THE FEED. TOXIC METAL DEPOSITS IN
THE FECES, TISSUES AND ORGANS OF THE ANIMALS FED IN THE PROGRAM SHALL BE EVALUATED. CURRENT PLANS:
THE VARIOUS WORK PROJECTS OUTLINED IN THE APPROACH HAVE BEEN DELEGATED TO SEVERAL CAMPUSES OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AND SAN BERNARDINO STATE COLLEGE WHERE EXPERTS IN THE REQUIRED SCIENTIFIC
FIELDS ARE ON STAFF. THESE PEOPLE WILL PERFORM THE WORK AND REPORT THEIR FINDINGS. SCHOOLS
INVOLVED: (A) UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA; DAVIS; (B) UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. RIVSRSIDE: (C)
CALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGE. SAN BERNARDINO. FINAL OUTPUT: A SERIES OF REPORTS ON EACH SUBJECT AREA
PROGRESS TO DATE: ALL TEST AREAS ARE COMPLETE AND THE FINAL REPO'RT IS WELL UNDERWAY.
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•PROJECT OO1274-EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS IN RELATION TO AGE AND DIETARY
INFLUENCE - TOXIC TRACE ELEMENTS
TASK =0834 -OOOOO4 * * EPA =R8O4641-01 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/76 - 03/80 : FY78
EPA OFFICER. JF STARA EPA/HERL - CINC
INVESTIGATOR. K KOSTIAL INST FOR MED RES/OCC HLTH MINERAL METABOLISM
MILESTONES...: 03/77 -INITIATE STUDY
O3/8O -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID..
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT . . .
(PE-834 )
RECN-OO1274
PE -834
PROJECT-COMPLETED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
HEALTH EFFECTS -ENERGY
SSIE-GMA 3484 I EPA -R8O4641-O1
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
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UPDATED- OCT-DEC
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THIS WORK IS INTENDED TO EVALUATE VARIOUS FACTORS INFLUENCING THE EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS
ON RATS WITH PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON TRACE ELEMENTS. SPECIAL ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO DIFFERENCES
IN ABSORPTION, DISTRIBUTION AND RETENTION IN RELATION TO AGE, TO THE ESTIMATION OF CRITICAL ORGANS
IN THE IMMATURE, TO DIFFERENCES IN TOXICITY DUE TO AGE, TO LATE EFFECTS CAUSED BY INFANT EXPOSURE
AND TO NUTRITIONAL FACTORS AND DEFICIENCIES AS THEY INFLUENCE TRACE ELEMENT METABOLISM AND EFFECTS.
MOST OF THE EXPERIMENTAL WORK WILL BE PERFORMED ON RATS USING RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES OF TRACE
ELEMENTS FOR STUDYING VARIOUS METABOLIC PARAMETERS. (E.G. CD-115. HG-203, PB-2O3. MN-59 AND
OTHERS). STABLE TRACE ELEMENTS WILL BE ADDED TO DIFFERENT DIETS TO EVALUATE THE EFFECTS OF CHRONIC
EXPOSURES OF ONE MONTH OR LONGER AND THE INTERACTION OF TOXIC AND ESSENTIAL TRACE ELEMENTS.
EXPERIMENTS ON HUMANS ARE ENVISAGED FOR A LATER STAGE.THESE INVESTIGATIONS ARE EXPECTED TO PROVIDE
A BETTER BASIS FOR EVALUATING THE EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS IN THE YOUNG.
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. . .
PROGRAM ID. . .
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES...
PROd STATUS..:
ABSTRACT
-DETECTION, OCCURRENCE, CHARACTERIZATION. AND PERSISTENCE OF MICROBES IN
LANDFILL LEACHATE
TASK =CC73 -S1TO7A * > EPA = R804733 "• * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 09/77 - 09/80 : FY80
DR BRUNNER EPA/MERL - CINC FTS -8 -684 -787 1
PV SCARPING UNIV OF CINCINNATI SCH OF ENG/ELEC ENG TECH
O9/77 -PROJECT START
09/80 -ASSESSMENT OF THE SIGNIFICANCE OF PATHOGENS AND THEIR INDICATORS IN LEACHATE
(PE-C73 ) SOLID 5 HAZARDOUS WASTE
ASSESSMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE OF PATHOGENS AND
THEIR INDICATORS IN LEACHATE.
1O-05 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
10-13 SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL ACT
LIMITED NUMBERS OF PATHOGENIC BACTERIA ISOLATED FROM
FIELD AND EXPERIMENTAL LANDFILLS. SUMMARY PAPER
PRESENTED AT SHWRD'S SYMPOSIUM, 3/79.
INITIAL PHASE WILL VERIFY MICRIBIAL ANALYTICAL METHODS AND
AND DETERMINE THE PRESENCE OF STUDY ORGANISMS IN A' VARIETY
OF LEACHEATES.
6035 1 EPA -R8O4733 ORD -RC1CB3O-1079
RECN-O04943
LABN-C618A-703S
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
SSIE-GMA
PE -C73
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- 06-28-8O
OBJECTIVES: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO DETERMINE THE HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL SIGNIFICANCE
OF THE PERSISTENCE OF FECAL STREPTOCOCCI FOUND IN LEACHATE FROM LANDFILLED MUNICIPAL REFUSE. THE
PROJECT WILL CONSIST OF TWO PHASES. APPROACH: THE INITIAL PHASE WILL VERIFY MICROEIAL ANALYTICAL
METHODS AND DETERMINE THE PRESENCE OF STUDY ORGANISMS IN A VARIETY OF LEACHATES. SAMPLES OF
LEACHATE FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES OF LANDFILLED WASTE REPRESENTING DIFFERENT STAGES OF WASTE
DECOMPOSITION (AGE OF LANDFILL) AND DIFFERENT OPERATIONAL CONDITIONS (BATCH VERSUS CONTINUOUS
DISPOSAL, CONTROLLED VERSUS NATURAL MOISTURE INFILTRATION) WILL EE ASSAYED FOR MICROEIAL AND
CHEMICAL CONTENT. MICROBIAL ASSAYS WILL INCLUDE TOTAL AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC PLATE COUNTS,
INDICATORS OF FECAL POLLUTION. SELECTED BACTERIAL PATHOGENS (E.G. SALMONELLA, SHIGELLA, KLEBSIELLA.
AND MYCOBACTERIA) AND ANAEROBES (E.G. CLOSTRIDIA) AND THE MAJOR FUNGI OF PATHOGENIC SIGNIFICANCE.
CHEMICAL ANALYSES WILL BE USED TO DESCRIBE THE LEACHATE ENVIRONMENT. THE SECOND PHASE WILL STUDY
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE EXTENT OF WASTE DECOMPOSITION AND THE MICROBIAL POPULATION DYNAMICS.
THREE EXPERIMENTAL LANDFILLS (SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED 55-GAL. DRUMS) CONTAINING MUNICIPAL REFUSE.
MUNICIPAL REFUSE AND SEWAGE SLUDGE, AND HOSPITAL WASTE WILL BE CONSTRUCTED AND OPERATED AT 16" OF
NET INFILTRATION PER YEAR. LEACHATES WILL BE ASSAYED BI-WEEKLY INITIALLY AND LESS FREQUENTLY AS THE
RATE OF POPULATION CHANGES DECREASES.
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•PROJECT: 0037O8-RENEWAL OF WATER TEMPERATURE STUDIES AT THE USEPA MONTICELLO FIELD
STATION
TASK =N820A-O00042 * *EPA=R8O4736-01 * * (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT :
- WATER QUALITY
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/76 - 06/80 : FY79
KE HOKANSON EPA/ERL - DULUTH
H STEFAN UNIV OF MINNESOTA
O4/77 -COMPLETE DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSICAL MODEL
O9/77 -COMPLETE ALL FIELD MEASUREMENTS
(PE-820 ) FRESHWATER ECO EFFECTS
30-99 ECOLOGY
LONGITUDINAL AND VERTICAL WATER TEMPERATURE AND PREDICTIVE
RATES REPORTED IN 3 STUDENT THESES.
STATISTICAL SUMMARY OF WATER TEMPERATURE HAS BEEN
PROVIDED ALONG WITH DESCRIPTION OF PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
OF CHANNELS. DRAFT FINAL REPORT IN PREPARATION.
SSIE-GMA 2508 4 EPA -R8Q4736-01
PE -820
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
CML (612) 295-5145
DEPT OF CIVIL ENG
ORD -RN10B30-3079
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
RECN-003708
LAEN-N508A-084
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
OBJECTIVE: TO PROVIDE INFORMATION ON THE WATER AND SOIL TEMPERATURE REGIMENS IN EXPERIMENTAL OUTDOOR
CHANNELS WHERE BIOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS ARE CONDUCTED. TOGETHER WITH MEASURING VARIOUS WEATHER
PARAMETERS, DEVELOP A MATHEMATICAL MODEL TO PROVIDE AND PREDICT INPUTS AND OUTPUTS OF HEAT ENERGY
APPROACH: FIELD DATA 7S SUBJECTED TO STATISTICAL AND REGRESSION ANALYSIS TO GIVE INFOMATION ON
LOGITUDINAL WATER TE'-'f JRATURE GRADIENTS, DIURNAL WATER TEMPERATURE FLUCTUATIONS, VERTICAL
STRATIFICATION, LONG:'-DINAL DISPERSION AND RATE OF SURFACE HEAT LOSSES.
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••PROJECT' 001023-VIRUS-SOIL INTERACTIONS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK =DC27 -1BOO08 "'EPA=R8O4743 *» (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/76 - 1O/8O : FY80
EW AKIN EPA/HERL - CINC FTS 8-684-7218
GW FUHS STATE DEPT. OF HEALTH BUFFALO NY 142O3
1O/79 -FINAL REPORT ON POLIOVIRUS INTERACTION WITH 33 SOIL/MINERAL SUBSTRATES
10/80 -DATA ON THE FATE OF 5 HUMAN ENTERIC VIRUS IN CONTACT WITH GREATER THAN OR EQUAL
(PE-C27 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - WATER QUALITY
DATA ON FATE OF 5 HUMAN ENTERIC VIRUSES IN CONTACT
WITH -33 SOIL/MINERAL SUBSTRATES
10-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
20-12 DAA FOR WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS
LAB STUDIES COMPLETED. ADSORPTION VARIED FROM 15 TO
99.9% WITH LOWEST BEING OTTAWA SAND IN ECHOVIRUS STUDIES.
NO CORRELATION BETWEEN VIRUS UPTAKE AND SUBSTRATE
CHARACTERISTICS WAS OBSERVED.
SSIE-GMA 3449 3 EPA -R804743 ORD -RD10B30-508O
PE -C27
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JAN-MAR 80
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO EVALUATE AND QUALIFY THE VIRUS-ADSORPTION CHARACTERISTICS OF 33 SOIL/MINERAL
SUBSTRATES AND 5 ENTERIC VIRUSES. THE INFLUENCE OF PRIOR EXPOSURE OF THE SUBSTRATES TO SEWAGE
EFFLUENTS AND SEWAGE ORGANISMS WILL ALSO BE EVALUATED. APPROACH: SUBSTRATES WILL BE GROUND TO FINE
MATERIALS AND CHARACTERIZED AS TO SOURCE, SURFACE AREA, PROTEIN CONTENT, ETC. RADIOLABELED VIRUS
WILL BE ADDED TO AQUEOUS SUSPENSIONS OF THE SUBSTRATES. VIRAL ADSORPTION WILL BE DETERMINED BY LOSS
OF INFECTIVITY AND LOSS OF RADIOACTIVITY FROM THE CLEAR SUPERNATE AFTER CENTRIFUGATION. CORRELATION
OF ADSORPTION AND SOIL CHARACTERISTICS WILL BE DETERMINED STATISTICALLY
RECN-OO1023
LABN-D6O7A-OO4C
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
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EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
PROGRAM ID. .:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT ... :
THE CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF PARTICULATE SULFUR COMPOUNDS BY FLAME
PHOTOMETRY
TASK =G712B-BB-082 ' *EPA=RB04750-02 * "• (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/77 - 1O/79 . FY79
RK STEVENS EPA/ESRL - RTP FTS 8-629-3155
JJ NUTZICKER OREGON GRADUATE CTR DEPT OF ENV TECH
(PE-712 ) CHARAC. & MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVEL - AIR
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
AN AUTOMATIC PARTICULATE SULFUR MONITOR COMPLETED WHICH
USES SEQUENTIAL REMOVAL OF SULFUR COMPOUNDS AND REAL-TIME
DATA HANDLING BY MICRO-PROCESSOR ELECTRONICS. INSTRUMENTS
PERMIT NEAR REAL-TIME MEASUREMENTS OF TOTAL SULFUR
PARTICULATES. TOTAL MINUS SULFURIC ACID AND TOTAL MINUS
AMMONIUM SULFATE.
RECN-004818 SSIE-GMA 5786
PE -712
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DEVELOPMENT OF AN INSTRUMENT CAPABLE OF BOTH CONTINUOUSLY MONITORING PARTICULATE SULFUR
AND DISTINGUISHING AMONG THE DIFFERENT CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS OF SULFUR. APPROACH: SULFUR IS DETECTED
BY THE LUMINESCENCE RESULTING FROM COMBUSTION OF SULFUR COMPOUNDS IN A HYDROGEN RICH FLAME. SULFUR
GASES ARE REMOVED FROM THE SAMPLE STREAM BY A DIFFUSION TUBE SCRUBBER. THE PRINCIPAL CONSTITUENTS
OF ATMOSPHERIC SULFUR PARTICULATES, H2S04 AND AMMONIUM (BI) SULFATE, ARE INDIVIDUALLY REMOVED FROM
THE SAMPLE STREAM BY A THERMAL SPECIATION. THERMAL SPECIATION EMPLOYS A HEATED TUBE IN WHICH THE
PARTICULATES CAN BE TRANSFERRED TO GASES AND REMOVED AT THEIR VAPORIZATION TEMPERATURES. RESULTS TO
DATE: AN AUTOMATIC PARTICULATE SULFUR MONITOR HAS BEEN COMPLETED WHICH USES SEQUENTIAL REMOVAL OF
SULFUR COMPOUNDS (AS DESCRIBED ABOVE) AND REAL-TIME DATA HANDLING BY MICRO-PROCESSOR ELECTRONICS.
THE INSTRUMENTS PERMIT NEAR REAL-TIME MEASUREMENTS OF TOTAL SULFUR PARTICULATE. TOTAL MINUS
SULFURIC ACID AND TOTAL MINUS AMMONIUM SULFATE.
EPA -R804750-02
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RG10B3O-1079
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
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EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID. .. :
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT :
THE CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF PARTICULATE SULFUR COMPOUNDS BV FLAME
PHOTOMETRY
TASK =G712B-BB-082 **EPA=R804750-02 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/76 - 12/81 : FY79
RK STEVENS EPA/ESRL - RTP FTS 8-629-3155
JJ HUNTZICKER OREGON GRADUATE CTR DEPT OF ENV TECH
O7/79 -COMPLETE DEVELOPMENT OF FLAME PHOTOMETRIC DETECTION
(PE-712 ) CHARAC. & MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVEL - AIR
1O-O2 . CLEAN AIR ACT
AN AUTOMATIC PARTICULATE SULFUR MONITOR COMPLETED WHICH
USES SEQUENTIAL REMOVAL OF SULFUR COMPOUNDS AND REAL-TIME
DATA HANDLING BY MICRO-PROCESSOR ELECTRONICS. INSTRUMENTS
PERMIT NEAR REAL-TIME MEASUREMENTS OF TOTAL SULFUR
PARTICULATES. TOTAL MINUS SULFURIC ACID AND TOTAL MINUS
AMMONIUM SULFATE.
RECN-OO1642 SSIE-GMA 3281 2
PE -712
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: 1. DEVELOP FIELD MONITOR TO MEASURE ATMOSPHERIC CONCENTRATIONS OF PARTICULATE SULFUR
COMPOUNDS WITH A FLAME PHOTOMETRIC DETECTOR. 2. COMPLETE DEVELOPMENT OF MICROPROCESSOR TO
COMPLETELY AUTOMATE ANALYSIS AND DATA REDUCTION. APPROACH: 1. DEVELOP GAS DENUDERS TO REMOVE
GASEOUS SULFUR SPECIES AND H2SO DENUDE TO DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN SULFURIC ACID AND OTHER AEROSOL
SULFATES. 2. NEED TO DEVELOP HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE FOR DATA REDUCTION.
EPA -R80475O-02
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RG1OB30-1O79
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. . .
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK =BC33 -OOO192 **EPA=R8O4763-O3 * + (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/76 - 1O/79 : FY8O
JE BRUGGER EPA/IERL - CINC
RM KOERNER DREXEL UNIV
AE LORD DREXEL UNIV
07/79 -COMPLETE PROJECT '
10/79 -FINAL REPORT RECEIVED
(PE-C33 ) INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES
MOBILE MICROWAVE UNIT TO DETERMINE UNDERGROUND
WATER, IRREG., & DISCONTINUITIES IN EARTHEN DIKES.
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
20-99 DOSMC, OW&HM.DC
RECN-000194 SSIE-GMA 36O9 4
PE -C33
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE DETECTION AND LOCATION OF WATER LEVELS
FTS-8-340-663-4
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA
PA
PA
191O4
19104
EPA -RS04763-03
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RB10B30-5078
UPDATED- 06-28-80
WATER POCKETS, VOIDS AND VARIOUS OTHER DISCONTINUITIES
BETWEEN DIFFERENT LAYERS OF EARTH OR ROCK IS CRITICAL IN INSURING THE PERFORMANCE AND SAFETY OF
EARTH DAMS. SUCH UNDERGROUND ANOMALIES ARE PARTICULARLY UNDESIRABLE IN THE EARTH DAMS AND DIKES
THAT CONTAIN HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SINCE THESE RELATIVELY SMALL EMBANKMENTS ARE GENERALLY NOT
ENGINEERED OR CONSTRUCTED IN A RIGOROUS AND PROFESSIONAL MANNER. ONE POSSIBLE TECHNIQUE FOR
DETECTING AND MONITORING SUCH FAULTS AND WEAK AREAS IS THE USE OF MICROWAVES. BY BEAMING CONTINUOUS
OR PULSED MICROWAVES AT THE DIKE AND RECORDING THE RETURN SIGNAL AS IT IS REFLECTED FROM THE
ANOMALY, THE LOCATION, TYPE AND DEPTH OF FAULTS CAN BE DETERMINED. A LITERATURE SEARCH (TECHNICAL.
EQUIPMENT, LEGAL AND SAFETY) WILL BE UNDERTAKEN AND A NUMBER OF LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS WILL BE
PERFORMED TO ASSESS THE PRACTICALITY OF USING MICROWAVES FOR THE NON-DESTRUCTIVE ASSESSMENT OF DIKE
STABILITY. BASIC SOIL PROPERTIES SUCH AS DIELECTRIC CONSTANT, CONDUCTIVITY, ATTENUATION, PHASE
SHIFT, AND VELOCITY WILL ALSO BE DETERMINED. THE FINAL RESULT OF THIS PROJECT WILL BE THE DETAILED
SPECIFICATION FOR AN INEXPENSIVE, MOBILE, MICROWAVE UNIT (WITH KNOWN LIMITATIONS) TO DETERMINE
UNDERGROUND WATER. IRREGULARITIES. AND DISCONTINUITIES IN SMALL EARTHEN DIKES.
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EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT. . . . :
AN INVESTIGATION OF THE REACTIONS OF AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN
PHOTOCHEMICAL AIR POLLUTION
TASK =GCO5 -OOO296 * * EPA=R804764-O3 *• * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/76 - O4/81 FY8O
MC DODGE EPA/ESRL - RTP
RJ O'BRIEN PORTLAND STATE UNIV
04/81 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-C05 ) TRANS. AND FATE - AIR
10-02 CLEAN AIR AC.T
PRODUCT YIELDS DETERMINED FOR BENZALDEHYDE. 0-CREOSOL.
NITROTOLUENE AND BENZYLNITRATE.
RECN-001798 SSIE-GMA 3864 3 EPA -R804764-03
LABN-G6O3A-AC-O26 PE -COS
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBL1C
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS STUDY IS TO IDENTIFY THE INTERMEDIATE AND FINAL PRODUCTS FORMED
WHEN AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS ARE IRRADIATED WITH OXIDES OF NITROGEN UNDER SIMULATED ATMOSPHERIC
CONDITIONS. APPROACH: REACTIONS OF SEVERAL IMPORTANT AROMATIC CONSTITUENTS OF GASOLINE UNDER
PHOTOCHEMICAL SMOG CONDITIONS WILL BE STUDIED. THESE HYDROCARBONS INCLUDE BENZENE. TOLUENE, XYLENE,
AND MESITYLENE. REACTION PRODUCTS WILL BE IDENTIFIED AND QUANTIFIED. A COMPUTER MODEL OF THE
REACTIONS OF TOLUENE WILL BE DEVELOPED AND VALIDATED AGAINST EXPERIMENTAL DATA. THE GOAL OF THE
MODEL WILL BE TO EXPLAIN THE DECOMPOSITION OF TOLUENE UNDER ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS. AND TO EVALUATE
ITS CONTRIBUTION TO PHOTOCHEMICAL OXIDANT PRODUCTION IN URBAN ATMOSPHERES.
FTS-8-629-2374
ARTS & SCI/CHEM DEPT
ORD -RG1OB30-1080
UPDATED- 06-28-8O
*PROJECT: 001454-TEST AND EVALUATION OF A COAL GASIFIER-GAS CLEANING FACILITY
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
919-541-2160
RALEIGH
NC 276O7
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK =F825Q-791520 **EPA = R80481 1 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/76 - 09/81 FY79
RA MCALLISTER EPA/IERL - RTP
JK FERRELL NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV
1O/78 -FACILITY TURNED OVER TO NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOR TESTS
11/73 -GASIFIER AND ACID GAS REMOVAL MODELS COMPLETE
05/79 -TESTS WITH COKE COMPLETE
11/79 -TESTS OF ACID GAS REMOVAL FROM SYNGAS COMPLETE
05/80 -METHANOL SOLVENT TESTS COMPLETE
11/8O -POTASSIUM CARBONATE TESTS COMPLETE
O5/81 -DMPEG TESTS COMPLETE
11/81 -COMPARISONS MADE AMONG ACID GAS REMOVAL ALTERNATIVES
(PE-825 ) FUEL PROCESSING .PREPARATION ADV COMBUSTION
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
10-13 SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL ACT
PLANNED EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAM ON WESTERN KY NO. 11 CHAR IS COMPLETE
SEVERA; 15 HOUR RUNS USING THE ENTIRE INTEGRARED SYSTEM HAVE BEEN
MADE WITH THE FACILITY OPERATING IN A HIGHLY SATISFACTORY MANNER
RECN-OO1454 SSIE-GMA 4969 1 EPA -R804811 ORD -RF10B30-1079
PE -825
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DETERMINE THE PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF A BENCH SCALE COAL GASIFIER-GAS CLEANING
FACILITY. ESPECIALLY ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS. TEST EFFICIENCY OF ACID GAS REMOVAL IDENTIFY
AND TRACE ORIGIN OF POLLUTANTS- IDENTIFY OPTIMUM OPERATING CONDITIONS.
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EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES.. :
FTS-8-25O-3148
CNTR FOR ECOL.
MODELING
PROGRAM ID.. :
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE :
CURB. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT ..:
MODELING TRANSPORT AND BEHAVIOR OF PESTICIDES AND OTHER TOXIC ORGANIC
MATERIALS IN AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS
TASK =KC28 -OOO31O **EPA=R8O482O ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OB/76 - 03/81 : FY8O
LA BURNS EPA/ERL - ATHENS
RA PARK RENSSELAER POLY INST
O8/77 -ANN. RPT. H\ - FORMULATION OF PROCESS EQUATIONS
05/78 -LEUNG-RPIMS THESIS - MODELING BIOACCUMULATION IN FISHES
08/78 -ANN. RPT *2 - REVISED PROCESS EQUATIONS
12/78 -COUPLING OF 'PEST' TO ECOSYSTEM MODEL 'CLEANER'
08/79 -USER MANUAL AND COMPLETED PROGRAM FOR TOXICANT BEHAVIOR
O9/8O -PRELIMINARY REPORT ON TESTING OF EXAMS MODEL USING EXISTING FIELD DATA
03/81 -FINAL REPORT ON TESTING
(PE-C28 ) TRANS. AND FATE - WATER QUALITY
VALIDATED COMPUTER MODEL
1O-03 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
3O-99 COLOGY
DRAFT OF USER'S MANUAL AND PEST CODE RECEIVED
FOR REVIEW.
RECN-OO4864
LABN-K76OC-310
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
OBJECTIVE: FORMULATION. COMPUTER IMPLEMENTATION, AND TESTING OF A DETAILED. TIME-VARYING MODEL OF
THE BEHAVIOR OF ORGANIC TOXICANTS IN AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS. EMPHASIS PLACED ON GENERATION OF MAXIMUM
FEASIBLE PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL DETAIL. TO GIVE BROAD APPLICABILITY AND DISCRIMINATION AMONG MANY
POSSIBLE TARGET ORGANISMS. APPROACH: FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTIONS OF THE PROCESSES AFFECTING TOXICANT
BEHAVIOR ARE GENERATED FROM LITERATURE INFORMATION, CORROBORATED AND/OR MODIFIED VIA BENCH-SCALE
LABORATORY STUDIES, AND LINKED TO AN EXISTING AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM MODEL ('CLEANER'). THIS MODEL
('PEST') AND A COARSE-RESOLUTION STEADY-STATE MODEL (AN 'EXAMS' MODEL) WILL BE VALIDATED AGAINST
THE RESULTS OF FIELD STUDIES CONDUCTED UNDER OTHER AUSPICES.
SSIE-GMA
PE -C28
INFO-UPDATED
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EPA -R8O4820
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT :
-PYROLYSIS OF AGRICULTURAL RESIDUES AND FEEDLOT WASTES IN A REACTIVE
STEAM ATMOSPHERE
TASK =B624B-OOO538 **EPA=R804836-02 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/76 - 03/79 : FY79
WW LIBERICK EPA/IERL - CINC
MJ ANTAL PRINCETON UNIV AEROSPACE DEPT
12/77 -INTERIM REPORT
12/78 -DRAFT FINAL REPORT
03/79 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-624 ) CONSERVATION & UTIL. TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT- ENERGY
RESULTS WILL FACILITATE DESIGN OF CONTINUOUS,SMALL-
SCALE CHEMICAL REACTOR FOR WASTE GASIFICATION.
30-99 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
INTERIM REPORT ON RESULTS.
RECN-000489 SSIE-GMA 5O92 1 EPA -R804836-O2 ORO -RE 10B30-5O79
PE -624
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: INVESTIGATE BASIC KINETICS OF THE PYROLYSIS OF WASTES. APPROACH: THROUGH BENCH-SCALE
EXPERIMENTS COLLECT DATA TO IDENTIFY AND MATHEMATICALLY MODEL PYROLYSIS KINETIC UTILIZING VARIOUS
ORGANIC WASTES AS FEEDSTOCKS.
•"PROJECT- 005259-DETECTION OF MUTAGENIC/CARCINOGENIC ALTERATION IN FISH AND.ITS
APPLICATION TO HUMAN HEALTH
TASK =N831 -OOOO11 »~EPA = R804866 - * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 01/77 - 09/79 • FY79
GE GLASS EPA/ERL - DULUTH
DE HINTON UNIV OF MARYLAND
BF TRUMP UNIV OF MARYLAND
(PE-831 ) EFFECTS OF ENERGY REL POLLUTANTS
30-93
DRAFT FINAL REPORT SUBMITTED AND UNDER REVIEW.
RECN-005259 SSIE-GMA 3444 2
EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR.:
PROGRAM ID....
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
FTS 8-783-9573
DEPT OF MED
DEPT OF MED
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PROJ STATUS...
ABSTRACT -
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
EPA -R804866
PE -831
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DEVELOP AND TEST IN VITRO BIOASSAY METHODS TO DETECT MUTAGENIC AND CARCINOGENIC
PROPERTIES OF AQUATIC POLLUTANTS IN FISH. APPROACH: THE APPROACH WILL INCLUDE ACTIVATION OF
PROCARCINOGENS WITH MICROSOMAL ENZYMES OF FISH. RAT AND MAN. MUTAGENICITY WILL BE TESTED USING
BACTERIAL STRAINS. CARCINOGEN BINDING STUDIES WILL BE PERFORMED IN CULTURED CELL LINES FROM FISH,
RAT AND MAN. FINALLY IN VIVO TESTING IN FISH AND RAT WILL BE DONE. THE RESEARCH IS INTENDED TO LEAD
TO IMPROVED METHODOLOGY FOR DETECTION OF WATER-BORNE CARCINOGENS.
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE...
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. :
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT :
-PREVENTION OF FORMATION AND/OR REMOVAL OF HALOGENATED ORGANICS USING
CHLORINE DIOXIDE AND GRANULAR CARBON
TASK =CC61 -O1T043 *»EPA=R804902-O1 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/76 - 03/81 : FY80
EPA/MERL - CINC 513-634-7450
EVANSVILLE CITY GOVERNMENT EVANSVILLE IN 47740
EVANSVILLE CITY GOVERNMENT EVANSVILLE IN 4774Q
DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
REORGANIZATION PLAN * 3
TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
PHASE I COMPLETED WITH PHASE II STARTING SHORTLY.
RECN-000784 SSIE-GMA 3597 3 EPA -R804902-01
PE -C61
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: A 1OO GPM PILOT PLANT WILL BE USED TO EVALUATE VARIOUS TREATMENT SCHEMES USING CHLORINE
AND CHLORINE DIOXIDE DISINFECTION TO COMPARE RESULTANT TRIHALOMETHANE AND OTHER ORGANIC BY-PRODUCT
FORMATION. REMOVAL EFFICIENCIES BY GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON CONTACTORS OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
EXISTING IN THE RAW WATER SUPPLY OR. FORMED DURING DISINFECTION WILL ALSO BE EVALUATED. APPROACH:
THE PROJECT IS DIVIDED INTO TWO PHASES. PHASE 1 (OPTIMIZATION PHASE) CONSISTS OF FOUR SHORT-TERM
(2-3 WK) RUNS USING EITHER CHLORINE OR CHLORINE DIOXIDE DISINFECTION IN CONJUNCTION WITH GRANULAR
ACTIVATED CARBON TO SELECT A MODE OF OPERATION FOR LONG-TERM (21 MONTH) EVALUATION. PHASE 2
(OPERATING PHASE) WILL EVALUATE CHLORINE DIOXIDE USING VIRGIN AND SUBSEQUENT REGENERATED GRANULAR
ACTIVATED CARBON.
B LYKINS
DB MILLS
M GRIESE
IPE-C61 )
10-09
10-O3
10-05
LAEN-CS14A-OO59
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORO -RC10E30-1080
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PROJECT: 001470
EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. . . :
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT . . :
-ASSESSMENT AND CONTROL OF WASTEWATER CONTAMINANTS ORIGINATING FROM THE
PRODUCTION OF SYNTHETIC FUELS FROM COAL
TASK =F825Q-791510 **EPA=R804917 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1.1/76 - 10/81 FY79
RA MCALLISTER EPA/IERL - RTP 9 19-5
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'PROJECT- OO19OO-A NUMERICAL STUDY OF HALOCAREON CHEMICAL REACTION ON STRATOSPHERIC 8
TRQPOSPHERIC .OZONE & OTHER PHOTOCHEMICAL PROCESSES (ABBREV)
TASK =G6O3A-AI-O06 **EPA=R804921-02 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/76 - 1O/78 : FY78
EPA OFFICER.: PL HANST EPA/ESRL - RTP
INVESTIGATOR. PJ CRUTZEN COLORADO STATE UNIV
COLORADO STATE UNIV
COLORADO STATE UNIV
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE ....
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT. ..
PJ CRUTZEN
J FISHMAN
RE CHATFIELD
10/81 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-603 )
10-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-001900
LABN-G6O3A-AF-08
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
FTS 8-629-2998
AGRIC ENG DEPT
AGRIC ENG DEPT
AGRIC ENG DEPT
TRANS. AND FATE OF POLLUTANTS -AIR
3443 1
EPA -R804921-02
ORD -RG10E30-1078
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
SSIE-GMA
PE -603
INFO-UPDATED
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THE PURPOSE OF THIS RESEARCH IS TO OBTAIN AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE MODIFICATION OF THE ATMOSPHERE
CAUSED BY THE RELEASE OF HALOGENATED CHEMICALS. TO ACCOMPLISH THIS GOAL. NUMERICAL MODELS OF THE
ATMOSPHERE HAVE BEEN AND WILL BE FURTHER DEVELOPED WHICH ACCURATELY DESCRIBE THE PHOTOCHEMICAL AND
PHYSICAL PROCESSES OCCURRING IN THE ATMOSPHERE. RESEARCH CONDUCTED DURING THE FIRST YEAR HAS
INDICATED THAT THE CLEAN TROPOSPHERE MAY NOT BE AS EFFICIENT A SCAVENGER OF HALOCARBONS AS
PREVIOUSLY BELIEVED. AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE ROLE OF THE TROPOSPHERE AS A REMOVAL MECHANISM FOR
THESE HALOGENATED COMPOUNDS CAN BE BETTER ACHIEVED IF A GOOD KNOWLEDGE OF THE TROPOSPHERIC CARBON
MONOXIDE BUDGET IS OBTAINED. THUS, ALTHOUGH THE CO BUDGET IS DISCUSSED IN THE FIRST YEAR'S RESEARCH
RESULTS, THE SECOND YEAR'S RESEARCH EFFORTS WILL CONCENTRATE ON MINIMIZING THE UNCERTAINTIES OF
THIS BUDGET DUE TO SOIL ABSORPTION AND RELEASE AND NON-METHANE HYDROCARBON OXIDATION. THE OTHER
MAJOR FACET OF THE SECOND YEAR'S RESEARCH WILL BE TO HAVE A TWO-DIMENSIONAL. TIME-DEPENDENT. GLOBAL
SCALE. PHOTOCHEMICAL MODEL (INCLUDING CHLOROCARBONS) OF THE TROPOSPHERE AND STRATOSPHERE
OPERATIONAL BY THE END OF THE SECOND YEAR OF THE PROJECT.
•PROJECT OO6113-SIMS THREE-YEAR STUDY ON STATISTICS AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS IN HEALTH
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE ... .
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT.
TASK =HS1G -9143OO «• * EPA = R8O4932 *' (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/76 - 10/80 : FY79
WC NELSON EPA/HERL - RTP
UNKNOWN SIAM INST PHILADELPHIA PA 19103
09/77 -AWARD OF SECOND YEAR GRANT
09/78 -AWARD OF THIRD YEAR GRANT
10/80 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-81G I HEALTH EFFECTS- CRITERIA POLLUTANTS - AIR
20-81 AA FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
RECN-O06113 SSIE-HZ 799143 EPA -R804932
LABN-H816 -91430O PE -816
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS -PUELIC
SIAM INSTITUTE FOR MATHEMATICS AND SOCIETY
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FTS 8-629-233O
PHILADELPHIA
ORD -RH10B3O-1080
UPDATED- 06-28-80
TASK =HC02 -9143OO **EPA=R804932 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/76 - 10/80 • FY8O
EPA OFFICER. WC NELSON 'EPA/HERL - RTP
INVESTIGATOR. THOMSEN D SIAM INST PHILADELPHIA PA 191O3
MILESTONES... 09/77 -AWARD OF SECOND YEAR GRANT
O9/78 -AWARD OF THIRD YEAR GRANT
10/8O -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID... (PE-C02 ) HEALTH EFFECTS- CRITERIA POLLUTANTS -AIR
MANDATE : 1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-006340 SSIE-HZ 809143 EPA -R804932
PE -C02
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT ...: SIAM INSTITUTE FOR MATHEMATICS AND SOCIETY *SIMS! IS DIRECTING THE STATISTICAL RESEARCH PERSONNEL AT
COLUMBIA AND STANFORD UNIVERSITIES. THE INVESTIGATORS ARE DEVELOPING MORE SOPHISTICATED TECHNIQUE
FOR THE ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND HEALTH DATA. WHITTEMORE HAS DEVELOPED A MODEL FOR THE
COMBINED EFFECTS OF CIGARETTE SMOKE AND ASBESTOS EXPOSURE ON CELLULAR ATYPIA IN SPUTUM. A
STATISTICAL PROGRAM IS BEING WRITTEN FOR THE APPLICATION OF THE MODEL. THIS RESEARCH WILL ELUCIDATE
THE ROLE OF BOTH FACTORS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF LUNG CANCER. SHE HAS ALSO ADDRESSED THE PROBLEM OF
ESTIMATING HUMAN CANCER RISK AT LOW DOSES OF ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGENS IN PARTICULAR THE
SENSITIVITY OF RISK ESTIMATES TO IMPLICIT ASSUMPTIONS IN THE MATHEMATICAL MODEL PREPARING A SURVEY
ARTICLE ON AIR POLLUTION AND HEALTH FOR THE ANNUAL REVIEW OF PUBLIC HEALTH. STEELE COMPLETED SIMS
WORKING PAPER *14 ENTITLED - "RED FLAGS ON THE HOUSTON STUDY. THIS WAS A REVIEW REQUESTED BY.EPA
OF THE "STUDY OF HEALTH-RELATED RESPONSES TO AIR POLLUTION OF PERSONS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE
PULMONARY DISEASE IN HOUSTON - TEXAS." SWITZER HAS BEEN INVESTIGATING THE PROBLEM OF AREAL MAPPING
USING REMOTELY SENSED OBSERVATIONS. THE USUAL DISCRIMINANT ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES DO NOT TAKE INTO
ACCOUNT SPATIAL CONTINUITY. FDD HAS STUDIED THE HOURLY AND DAILY' VARIATIONS OF OZONE
CONCENTRATIONS. HER STATISTICAL MODEL WAS USED TO ESTIMATE THE FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF THE
DURATION OF ELEVATED CONCENTRATIONS - AN IMPORTANT QUESTION FOR EXPOSURE MODELING IN
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES AND IN THE SETTING OF STANDARDS. ONE SHOULD BE ABLE TO SEE HOW THIS
DURATION DISTRIBUTION IS AFFECTED BY CHANGES IN MEAN LEVELS. GALFOND HAS EXAMINED THE PROBLEM OF
ESTIMATING WAITING TIMES BETWEEN POLLUTION EPISODES. WITH COMMONLY1 USED EXTREME VALUE MODELS SUCH
WAITING TIME ESTIMATES CAN BE VERY UNSTABLE STATISTICALLY AS WELL AS NOTICEABLY BIASED UNLESS CARE
IS TAKEN IN THE ESTIMATION OF THE MODEL PARAMETERS.
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•PROJECT- OO5O17-CHAMBERS WORKS WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT - REMOVAL OF ORGANIC AND
ORGANO-NITROGEN COMPOUNDS FROM WASTEWATER
TASK =L610E-OOOO47 * *EPA = S804943-O3 *• (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE . 11/76 - 11/79 • FY79
JE MATTHEWS EPA/ERL - ADA FTS 8-743-2233
HW HEATH DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO ORGANIC CHEMS
11/76 -BEGAN STARTUP OF "PACT" SYSTEM
O3/77 -"PACT" SYSTEM ON LINE
OS/77 -REPORT ON STARTUP OF "PACT" SYSTEM
11/79 -COMPLETE PROJECT REPORT ON OPERATION OF PACT SYSTEM
(PE-610 ) INDUSTRIAL PROC. - WATER QUALITY
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
WORK ON PROJECT HAS BEEN COMPLETED. DRAFT OF FINAL
REPORT BEING PREPARED BY GRANTEE.
SSIE-GMA 6O56 EPA -S804943-O3 ORD -RL1OB1O-1O79
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES...
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT . . .
RECN-005017
PE -610
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
INFO-UPDATED
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THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO OBTAIN ACTUAL OPERATING AND COST DATA FROM A LARGE SCALE
INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION OF "PACT" TECHNOLOGY FOR SECONDARY/TERTIARY TREATMENT OF WASTEWATER. DATA
WILL BE OBTAINED FROM A $45,000.000 WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT AT THE DUPONT CHAMBERS WORKS IN
DEEPWATER, NJ. THE PLANT TREATS 26.OOO GPM OF HIGHLY COLORED INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER CONTAINING
APPROXIMATELY 180 PPM DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON (DOC). MUCH OF THE ORGANIC CARBON IS RESISTANT TO
BIOLOGICAL DEGRADATION BY ORDINARY ACTIVATED SLUDGE PROCESSES, AS WITNESSED BY A BODS DOC RATIO OF
ONLY 1.0. IN THIS "PACT" TREATMENT, NEUTRALIZED EFFLUENT FROM THE PRIMARY TREATMENT SECTION OF THE
PLANT IS CONTACTED WITH 80 TO 2OO PPM POWDERED ACTIVATED CARBON AND FED TO THREE, PARALLEL.
4,000,000 GALLON AERATORS CONTAINING RECYCLED ACTIVATED SLUDGE. THE "PACT" COMBINED CARBON AND
BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT REMOVES 95% OF FEED BODS AND OVER 80% OF THE DOC. COLOR AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES
IN THE WASTEWATER ARE REDUCED. THE QUALITY OF THE PLANT EFFLUENT PERMITS THE TOTAL DISCHARGE FROM
THE CHAMBERS WORKS TO MEET BODS, DOC, AND COLOR LIMITATIONS IN THE CHAMBERS WORKS NPDES PERMIT. THE
TREATMENT PLANT ALSO INCLUDES A MULTIPLE HEARTH FURNACE FOR REGENERATION OF POWDERED ACTIVATED
GABON FROM "PACT" SLUDGE. THIS IS THE FIRST LARGE SCALE USE OF THIS CARBON REGENERATION TECHNOLOGY
THE AERATOR/CLARIFIER SYSTEM HAS BEEN TREATING 28,000 GPM FLOW SINCE JUNE, 1977. FULL OPERATION OF
THE REGENERATION FURNACE HAS BEEN DELAYED BY DESIGN PROBLEMS WITH BOTH THE SLUDGE CONVEYING SYSTEM,
WHICH FEEDS THE FURNACE, AND THE FURNACE ITSELF. THE FURNACE WAS RESTARTED IN SEPTEMBER 1977.
HOWEVER, BECAUSE OF FEED SYSTEM PROBLEMS ROUTINE OPERATION DIDN'T START UNTIL FEBRUARY, 1978. THE
REGENERATION FURNACE IS CURRENTLY OPERATING AT 70% CAPACITY. THE QUALITY OF THE GENERATED CARBON IS
ABOUT 7O% OF VIRGIN CARBON. MODIFICATION OF THE REGENERATION SYSTEM IS CONTINUING.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. I38-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this apace)
SSIE
EPA
R-804979-04-0
TIJLE OF PROJECT
Pollutants from Synthetic Fuels Production
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENTS. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
F. 0. M1xon, Principal Investigator
D. 6. Nichols, Co-Principal Investigator
J. G. Cleland, Co-Principal Investigator
W. J. McMichael
C. M. Sparacino
D. E. Wagoner
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Research Triangle Institute
P. 0. Box 12194
Research Triangle Park, NC 27709
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (I) Objectives. (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work In progress are exchanged with-government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such Information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
Various Investigations have been proposed for the upcoming project year. These
include a completion of the parametric test run sequence, the finalization of statis-
tical analysis studies on the data from parametric and screening test operation, and
a comparison of data from the RTI bench-scale gasifier with that^currently available
on pilot scale and commercial scale coal conversion facilities. Also of interest is
thermal analysis system (T6A/DTA/DSC) experimentation in order to help elucidate
mechanisms and chemical reaction rates for various pollutant species. These results
are to be utilized in the reactor modeling and process analysis activities.
Major emphasis during the upcoming year will be on pollutant conversion and control
This will involve utilization of char bed units and other techniques for the chemical
conversion and control of selected compounds and compound classes. Interest also
exists in the study of pollutants associated with the conversion of synthesis gas
resulting from coal gasification to synthetic liquid fuels. Analytical chemical studies
and bioassay studies, where appropriate, will support the various Individual tasks
associated with this project.
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ABSTRACT
TASK =HC86 -9469OO **EPA=R8O5O08 *• (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/77 - 07/80 FY80
S NESNOW EPA/HERL - RTP
HART OHIO STATE UNIV
12/77 -PRELIMINARY INSECT EVALUATION OF 15 AGENTS
O3/78 -INITIAL UDS AND CYTOTOXICITY EXPERIMENTS
12/78 -MUTATION ANALYSIS IN V-79
12/78 -BINDING STUDIES IN V-79 VA-4
04/79 -BINDING STUDIES WITH 14-C ALDRIN
O6/79 -BINDING & UDS STUDIES WITH DIHYDROALDRIN
03/80 -DETERMINE CRITICAL SITE OF ALDRIN/DIELDRIN BINDING
O6/8O -COMPLETE BIOMAGNIFICATION STUDIES
(PE-C86 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - PESTICIDES
1O-06 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNGICIDE AND RODENTICIDE ACT
FTS 8-629-2693
COLUMBUS
OH 43212
SSIE-HZ 8O9469
EPA -R8O5OO8
ORD -RH1OB3O-1O8O
ENTERED - O6-28-80
UPDATED- O6-28-80
RECN-OO6628
PE -C86
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS RESEARCH ARE 1. THE IDENTIFICATION OF THE REACTIVE PORTION OF THE ALDRIN &
DIELDRIN MOLECULES WHICH ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR CYTOTOXIC & MUTAGENIC ACTION ON MAMMALIAN CELLS:
& 2. THE IDENTIFICATION & DEVELOPMENT OF NEW MOLECULAR FEATURES WHICH MAY RENDER THESE PESTICIDES
NON-PERSISTENT & ECOLOGICALLY SAFE. ANALOGS AND METABOLITES OF THE HALOGENATED HYDROCARBONS ARE NOW
AVAILABLE FOR TESTING IN THE HUMAN CELL AND INSECT SYSTEMS. SYNTHESIS OF RADIOACTIVE COMPOUNDS SUCH
AS, OXYALDRIN, OXYDIELDRIN AND FLUORINATED DERIVATIVES ARE IN PROGRESS AND SHOULD ALLOW FURTHER
ASSESSMENT OF THE RELATIONSHIP OF FUNCTIONAL GROUPS, UDS AND CYTOTOXICITV TO DNA BINDING.
TABULATION OF RESULTS OF THE ANALOGS TESTED IN THE INSECTS AND MICROSOMAL ACTIVATION SYSTEM ARE
PROVIDING INSIGHTS INTO THE METABOLISM OF CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS. FUTURE STUDIES WILL LEAD TO THE
IDENTITY AND QUANTIFYING OF THE MAJOR METABOLITES. STUDIES UNDERWAY IN THE CELL CULTURE SYSTEM
SHOULD ALLOW US TO COMPARE AND DISTINGUISH THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF HALOGENATED HYDROCARBONS AND
THE INSECT TOXICITY WITH THE TYPES AND QUANTITY OF METABOLITES PRODUCED.
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MILESTONES..
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COLUMBUS
OH 43212
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT.
TASK =1-1615 -946900 **EPA=R805OO8 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/77 - 07/80 : FY79
S NESNOW EPA/HERL - RTP
UNKNOWN OHIO STATE UNIV
12/77 -PRELIMINARY INSECT EVALUATION OF 15 AGENTS
03/78 -INITIAL UDS AND CYTOTOXICITY EXPERIMENTS
12/78 -MUTATION ANALYSIS IN V-79
12/78 -BINDING STUDIES IN V-79 VA-4
04/79 -BINDING STUDIES WITH 14-C ALDRIN
O6/79 -BINDING 5 UDS STUDIES WITH DIHYDROALDRIN
03/80 -DETERMINE CRITICAL SITE OF ALDRIN/DIELDRIN BINDING
O6/80 -COMPLETE BIOMAGNIFICATION STUDIES
(PE-615 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - PESTICIDES
DAA FOR PESTICIDE PROGRAMS
SSIE-HZ 799469 EPA -R805008
PE -615
INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - O6-28-8O
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS RESEARCH ARE 1. THE IDENTIFICATION OF THE REACTIVE PORTION OF THE ALDRIN &
DIELDRIN MOLECULES WHICH ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR CYTOTOXIC & MUTAGENIC ACTION ON MAMMALIAN CELLS;
& 2. THE IDENTIFICATION & DEVELOPMENT OF NEW MOLECULAR FEATURES WHICH MAY RENDER THESE PESTICIDES
NON-PERSISTENT & ECOLOGICALLY SAFE. THE SYNTHESIS OF ANALOGS AND METABOLITES OF HALOGENATED
HYDROCARBONS AND PYRETHROIDS FOR TESTING IN THE HUMAN CELL AND INSECT SYSTEMS IS CONTINUING.
SYNTHESIS OF RADIOACTIVE COMPOUNDS SUCH AS. OXYALDRIN. OXYDIELDRIN AND FLUORINATED DERIVATIVES
SHOULD ALLOW FURTHER ASSESSMENT OF THE RELATIONSHIP OF FUNCTIONAL GROUPS, UDS AND CYTOTOXICITY TO
DNA BINDING. ANALYSIS OF RESULTS OF THE ANALOGS TESTED TO DATE INDICATE A RELATIONSHIP OF THE
AMOUNT OF UDS INDUCED TO THE EXTENT OF BINDING TO DNA. FURTHER STUDIES WITH OTHER ANALOGS OF
VARYING ELECTROPHILICITY SHOULD ALLOW DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS ON HUMAN CELLS AND
INSECT TOXICITY
20-34
RECN-006305
LABN-H615 -9469OO
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CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORD -RH10B30-2079
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'PROJECT: 002618-CHLORINATED HYDROCARBON INSECTICIDES VS. CARCINOGENIC ACTION
TASK =H615A-008542 **EPA=R805008 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/77 - 07/8O : FY78
EPA OFFICER.: S NESNOW EPA/HERL - RTP FTS 8-629-2693
INVESTIGATOR.: RW HART OHIO STATE UNIV COLL OF MED
N LEWIS OHIO STATE UNIV COLL OF MED
MILESTONES...: 12/77 -CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS OF 15 AGENTS
01/78 -PRELIMINARY INSECT EVALUATION
03/78 -PRELIMINARY BONDING EXPERIMENT
12/78 -MUTATION ANALYSIS
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-615 ) HEALTH EFFECTS- PESTICIDES
MANDATE : 10-O6 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNG. AND RODENT. ACT
20-34 DAA FOR PESTICIDE PROGRAMS
30-99 CARCINOGENESIS
CURR. RESULTS: DIELDRIN ANALOGS (15) HAVE BEEN COMPLETED. INITIAL STUDIES
ON PARENT INSECTICIDES COMPLETED IN INSECT TEST SYSTEMS.
ORDIS CODES..; RECN-002618 SSIE-GMA 5343 EPA -R8O5008 ORD -RH10E30-5078
PE -615
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : THE LONG-TERM OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS THE DETERMINATION OF THOSE STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DELETERIOUS VS. BENEFICIAL ACTION OF CHLORINATED PESTICIDES. THESE STUDIES WILL
PERMIT THE DEVELOPMENT OF A MODEL SYSTEM FOR THE RATIONAL DESIGN, SYNTHESIS, AND DEVELOPMENT OF
NONCARCINOGENIC, YET BIOLOGICALLY EFFECTIVE PESTICIDES. THE SPECIFIC CHEMICAL OBJECTIVES INCLUDE:
A) THE SYNTHESIS OF RATIONALLY DESIGNED COMPOUNDS WITH SYSTEMATICALLV JUXTAPOSED FUNCTIONAL GROUPS.
B) COMPOUNDS DEMONSTRATING DIFFERENTIAL BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS WILL BE SYNTHESIZED WITH RADIOLABELS TO
DETERMINE THE EXTENT AND TYPE OF MACROMOLECULAR INTERACTION OF THESE WITH CELLULAR COMPONENTS. THE
HALOGENATED PESTICIDES (ALDRIN AND DIELDRIN) AND THE ANALOGS SYNTHESIZED FOR THESE STUDIES WILL BE
EVALUATED AT THE MOLECULAR LEVEL FOR THEIR ABILITY TO: A) BIND TO DNA; B) FORM SPECIFIC DN-P
BOND(S); C) PRODUCE GENETIC DAMAGE; AND D) PRODUCE REPAIRABLE VS. NONREPAYABLE GENETIC DAMAGE. THE
CELLULAR EVALUATIONS WILL INCLUDE STUDIES ON: A) THE CYTOTOXIC, B) THE MUTAGENIC. C) THE
CARCINOGENIC AND D) VIRAL SYNERGISTIC POTENTIAL OF THESE AGENTS IN OUR MAMMALIAN TEST SYSTEMS. IN
ADDITION WE WILL EVALUATE AND ATTEMPT TO MODIFY THE RATE AND EXTENT OF ACTION FOR EACH OF THESE
AGENTS AND CORRELATE THIS WITH THE LEVEL OF INDUCTION AND RATE OF REMOVAL OF SPECIFIC DN-P
COMPLEX(ES). THE ECOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS WILL INCLUDE THE DETERMINATION OF PESTICIDAL
EFFECTIVENESS AND BIOMAGNIFICATION POTENTIAL OF THESE HALOGENATED COMPOUNDS. DIELDRIN ANALOGS (15»
HAVE BEEN SYNTHESIZED. TEN OTHER CHEMICAL AGENTS HAVE BEEN SYNTHESIZED OR OBTAINED TO ENHANCE THE
DATA BASE. INITIAL STUDIES ON PARENT INSECTICIDES HAVE BEEN COMPLETED IN INSECT TEST SYSTEMS.
INCLUDING ORAL AND TOPICAL TOXICITY USING HOUSE FLIES AND IMMERSION TESTS USING MOSQUITO LARVAE.
PRESENT STUDIES UNDERWAY INCLUDE UNSCHEDULED DNA SYNTHESIS AND CYTOTOXICITY IN V-79 AND VA-4
MAMMALIAN CELL SYSTEMS, MUTATION ANALYSIS IN V-79 CELLS AND BINDING STUDIES IN V-79 AND VA-4 CEL t_ S
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»PROJECT: OO485O-USE OF REMOTE SENSING TO DETERMINE THE HORIZONTAL DISTRIBUTION OF
CHLOROPHYLL AND SURFACE CURRENTS IN LAS VEGAS BAY, LAKE MEAD
TASK =J884A-OOOO44 **EPA=R805O45-O1 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/76 - O2/8O : FY79
EPA OFFICER.: M BRISTOW EPA/EMSL - LAS VEGAS 7O2-798-2272
INVESTIGATOR.: J DEACON UNIV OF NEVADA ARTS & LETTERS/BIOL DEPT
MILESTONES...: 10/76 -DATA SUPPLIED DURING EACH EXPERIMENTAL PERIOD (APPROX. FOUR-MONTH
02/80 -DELIVERY OF ALL IN SITU MEASUREMENT DATA
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-884 ) MONITORING METHODS & SYSTEMS - WATER QUALITY
FINAL OUTPUT DELIVERY OF ALL IN SITU MEASUREMENT DATA.
MANDATE : 10-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
30-99 WATER CHEMISTRY
CURR. RESULTS: A NUMBER OF FLIGHTS CONDUCTED OVER LAKE MEAD AND
GOOD CORRELATIONS OBSERVED BETWEEN RESPECTIVE DATA BASES.
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-004850 SSIE-GMA 5831 EPA -R805045-01 ORD -RJ10E30-5O79
PE -884
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-'ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBL1C
ABSTRACT... OBJECTIVE: PROVIDE MEASUREMENTS OF CHLOROPHYLL CONCENTRATIONS IN SUPPORT OF AN EPA PROGRAM TO
DEVELOP A LASER FLUOROSENSOR METHOD FOR PERFORMING THE MEASUREMENTS FROM AN AIRBORNE PLATFORM.
APPROACH: MEASUREMENTS ARE MADE AND SAMPLES COLLECTED FROM BOAT AT PREMARKED LOCATIONS COINCIDENT
WITH AN OVERFLIGHT BY THE AIRCRAFT-BORNE REMOTE MONITOR. SAMPLES ARE ANALYZED AND COMPARED TO
RESULTS FROM THE REMOTE MONITOR.
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INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. . .
MANDATE.
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . .
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT :
TASK =X775A-OO0003 **EPA=R805059-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/76 - 11/79 FY79
A CARLIN EPA/OHR- DAA
DS BROOKSHIRE UNIV OF WYOMING
TD CROCKER UNIV OF WYOMING
W SCHULZE UNIV OF WYOMING
S BEN DAVID UNIV OF NEW ME/ICO
A KNEESE UNIV OF NEW MEXICO
O3/79 -EPA ISSUED INTERIM REPORT
(PE-775 ) ANTICIPATORY R & D
20-20 AA FOR AIR AND WASTE MANAGEMENT
20-52 DAA FOR PLANNING AND EVALUATION
20-RO9 EPA REGION IX .
30-99 ECONOMICS
INTERIM REPORT ISSUED 3/29/79, WITH PRESS RELEASE.
SSIE-GMA
202-755-0655
LARAMIE
LARAMIE
LARAMIE
ALBURQUERQUE
ALBURQUERQUE
82070
82070
82O7O
NM87131
NM87131
6149
EPA -R8O5059-01
ORD -RX1OB30-5O79
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
RECN-O05271
PE -775
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO ADVANCE THE STATE-OF-THE-ART IN MEASURING, EVALUATING AND WEIGHING THE TRADEOFFS
INHERENT IN ENVIRONMENTAL DECISION-MAKING BY: 1. FURTHER DEVELOPING THE TOOLS NEEDED TO MEASURE AND
EVALUATE BENEFITS, 2. ADVANCING DECISION METHODS TO BE USED IN DISCRIMINATING AMONG ALTERNATIVES.
3. DEFINING THE ROLE FOR RELEVANT COST AND BENEFIT INFORMATION IN DECISION-MAKING, AND 4.
DETERMINING THE AREAS Cr ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH WHICH COULD MOST EFFECTIVELY CONTRIBUTE TO IMPROVED
DECISION METHODOLOGY. APPROACH: DEVELOP AND TEST METHODOLOGY TO USE ECONOMETRIC ANALYSES TO
DETERMINE NATIONAL HUMAN HEALTH BENEFITS AND PROPERTY VALUE AND WILLINGNESS-TO-PAV STUDIES TO
DETERMINE REGIONAL BENEFITS OF AIR POLLUTION CONTROL.
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•PROJECT: OO109O-WATER SOURCE AND CHARACTERISTICS AND MALIGNANCY RATES OF SELECTED SITES
IN SELECTED PARISHES IN LOUISIANA
TASK =DS14 -O29AOO **EPA-R8O511O-O2 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/78 - 08/79 : FY78
KP CANTOR EPA/HERL - CINC
MS GOTTLIEB TULANE UNIV OF LOUISIANA
FJ MATHER TULANE UNIV OF LOUISIANA
12/79 -REPORT ON BLADDER CANAL & WATER SUPPLIES
(PE-614 ) DRINKING WATER
1O-13 SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL ACT
SSIE-GMA 5398 EPA -R805110-O2
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR..
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
ORDIS CODES..:
FTS 8-496-4947
SCH OF MED/EPIDEM DEPT
SCH OF MED/EPIDEM DEPT
ORD -RD10A30-1O78
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT :
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
RECN-001O9O
PE -614
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
TO EXAMINE THE POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIP OF THE SOURCE OF DRINKING WATER IN SELECTED LOUISIANA PARISHES
TO THE OCCURRENCE OF CANCER OF SITES WHICH APPEAR TO BE SIGNIFICANTLY ELEVATED AND PARTICULARLY FOR
CANCER OF THE PANCREAS, STOMACH, BLADDER, LUNG AND COLON CANCER, EXCLUDING RECTUM. PARISHES HAVE
BEEN SELECTED BY SOURCE OF DRINKING WATER AND OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS. TO DATE RELATED
STUDIES HAVE PRIMARILY CONCERNED THEMSELVES WITH MORTALITY DATA. MORTALITY DATA DOES NOT
DISTINGUISH BETWEEN INCIDENCE AND PREVALENCE. THIS IS PARTICULARLY CRITICAL WHEN LOOKING FOR
ETIOLOGY OF CANCERS WITH LONG SURVIVAL FROM TIME OF DIAGNOSIS, I.E., BLADDER AND LARGE INTESTINE
(COLON). IN THE FIRST PHASE MORTALITY RATES FOR THE SELECTED MALIGNANCIES WILL BE COMPARED FOR
THREE TIME PERIODS FOR THE SELECTED PARISHES. THIS PROJECT WILL SYSTEMATICALLY USE MORTALITY DATA
TO MEASURE INCIDENCE WHERE APPLICABLE (CANCER OF THE LUNG. PANCREAS AND STOMACH). ALSO, BY
COMPARING SELECTED HOSPITAL DATA FOR CANCERS WITH SHORT SURVIVALS DETERMINE THE REPRESENTATIVENESS
OF THE HOSPITAL DATA OF THE TOTAL MORTALITY AND DETERMINE THE USEFULNESS OF INCIDENCE DATA (DATE OF
DIAGNOSIS) FROM THESE HOSPITALS FOR CANCERS OF THE LARGE INTESTINE AND BLADDER. THE NULL HYPOTHESIS
IS THAT DRINKING WATER SOURCE HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH CANCER RATES. ORLEANS PARISH IS ONE OF THE
PARISHES THAT WILL BE CONSIDERED. OTHER VARIABLES THAT WILL THEN BE EXAMINED TO LOOK AT DIFFERENCES
IN RATES NOT ATTRIBUTABLE TO DRINKING WATER ARE THE PRESENCE OF PARTICULAR INDUSTRIES, AND THE
PROXIMITY OF THE RESIDENCE OF THE CASES TO THE INDUSTRY. AS WELL AS PARTICULAR OCCUPATIONS.
MORTALITY OR INCIDENCE RATES FOR THE SPECIFIC SUBGROUPS WILL BE CALCULATED AND COMPARED TO EXPECTED
NUMBERS (EXPECTED DEATHS BASED ON AGE-TIME SPECIFIC DEATH RATES FOR LOUISIANA RESIDENTS, AND
INCIDENCE RATES BASED ON THE NATIONAL CANCER INCIDENCE SURVEYS MOST APPROPRIATE TO THE PARTICULAR
YEARS BEING CONSIDERED). STANDARDIZED RATIOS WILL BE CALCULATED IN ORDER TO COMPARE GROUPS AND
SUB-GROUPS.
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'PROJECT- OOO933-HIGH-TEMPERATURE DEGRADATION CHARACTERISTICS OF HAZARDOUS ORGANIC WASTES
- A LABORATORY APPROACH
TASK =CC73 -S4T018 >*EPA=R805117-01 »+ (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE O5/77 - 12/80 FY8O
EPA OFFICER.. RA CARNES EPA/MERL - CINC FTS-8-684-7871
INVESTIGATOR.. DS DUVALL UNIV OF DAYTON RES INST
MILESTONES...: 06/79 -ANNUAL REPORT (PROGRESS)
06/SO -FINAL REPORT (DRAFT)
12/80 -PUBLISH FINAL REPORT
(PE-C73 ) SOLID & HAZARDOUS WASTE
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT :
10-O3 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
1O-05 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
1O-O6 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE. FUNG. AND RODENT. ACT
20-14 DAA FOR SOLID WASTE
DURING PAST 2 YRS ACTIVE RESEARCH GRANTEE DEVELOPED VERY
SOPHISTICATED LAB PROCEDURE FOR THERMAL DECOMPOSITION
OF HAZARDOUS WASTES. THERMAL DECOMPOSITION CHARACTERISTICS
AND DESTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS DETERMINED FOR KEPONE, MTREX,
ENDRIN, PCB AND PBB. ENGINEERING REPORT RECEIVED
PROJECT ON LINE DESIGN REPORT SUBMITTED BY GRANTEE ENTITLED
"DESIGN FOR A THERMAL DECOMPOSITION ANALYTECAL SYSTEM
REPORT IN PUBLICATION CYCLE PRESENTLY.
RECN-OO0939 SSIE-GMA 3944 3 EPA -R805117-01
LABN-C618A-7042 PE -C73
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE PRIME OBJECTIVE OF THIS STUDY IS TO DETERMINE THE THERMAL DESTRUCTION CHARACTERISTICS
OF A WIDE ASSORTMENT OF PESTICIDES AND OTHER ORGANIC HAZARDOUS WASTE MATERIALS. APPROACH: THE
OBJECTIVE WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED USING A SPECIALLY DESIGNED LABORATORY TEST SYSTEM CAPABLE OF
DETERMINING DESTRUCTION-RESIDENCE TIME DATA FOR A MULTITUDE OF ORGANIC SAMPLES, WHILE
SIMULTANEOUSLY ANALYZING THE COMPLETE SPECTRUM OF EVOLVED DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS. THIS SYSTEM WILL
BE CAPABLE OF "QUICK RESPONSE" GENERATION OF DATA; WILL OPERATE IN EITHER THE FLAME OR NONFLAME
THERMAL DESTRUCTION MODE: AND WILL INCORPORATE A DEDICATED GC-MS FOR ANALYSIS OF EVOLVED PRODUCTS.
ORD -RC10B30-5080
UPDATED- O6-28-8O
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'PROJECT: OO6119-METABOLISM OF CARBAMATE INSECTICIDES
TASK =H615 -9489OO '*EPA=R8O5143 *' (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 06/77 - 05/82 : FY79
EPA OFFICER. MD JACKSON EPA/HERL - RTP FTS 8-629-2755
INVESTIGATOR.: UNKNOWN UNIV OF KENTUCKY LEXINGTON KE 4O5O6
MILESTONES.... 09/79 -PREGNANCY VS. CARBAMATE ESTER STUDIES
12/79 -FATE OF NITROSOCAREARYL IN THE GUINEA PIG STOMACH
12/79 -CARBAMATE TOXICITY VS. IN VIVO HYDROLYSIS
PROGRAM ID... (PE-615 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - PESTICIDES
MANDATE : 20-34 DAA FOR PESTICIDE PROGRAMS
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-006119 SSIE-HZ 799489 EPA -R805143 ORD -RH10B3O-2O79
LABN-H615 -948900 PE -615
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-80 UPDATED- 06-23-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : TO DEFINE THE METABOLIC FATE OF CARBAMATE INSECTICIDES IN ANIMALS AND PLANTS AND TO EVALUATE THE
SIGNIFICANCE OF CARBAMATE METABOLITES IN ANIMALS. CARBAMATE INSECTICIDES ARE OFTEN SAID TO UNDERGO
N-CONJUGATION WITH SUGARS, BUT CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE FOR THIS TYPE OF METABOLISM IS LACKING.
TYPICALLY, RESEARCHERS SUGGEST N-CONJUGATE FORMATION WHEN ACID AND/OR ENZYME HYDROLYSIS FAIL TO
YIELD THE ANTICIPATED AGLYCONE. RECOVERY OF THE PARENT CARBAMATE FOLLOWING ACID/ENZYME TREATMENT OF
UNKNOWN POLAR METABOLITES IS FURTHER EVIDENCE THAT N-CONJUGATES ARE FORMED IN MAMMALIAN SYSTEMS. TO
AID IN DETERMINING THE ROLE OF N-CONJUGATION IN CARBAMATE METABOLISM, WE HAVE TURNED TO
NONCARBAMATE INSECTICIDES FOR THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF MODEL COMPOUNDS. SOUND ANALYTICAL DATA SUPORT THE
FORMATION OF MEPROBAMATE-N-GLUCURONIDE AND AMOBARBITAL-N-GLUCOSIDE IN MAMMALS. WE HAVE CHEMICALLY
SYNTHESIZED THE C-LABELED DRUGS, AND HAVE BIOSYNTHESIZED THE COMPOUNDS REPORTED TO BE THE
N-CONJUGATES. AFTER CONFIRMATION OF THEIR IDENTITY, STUDIES WILL BE PERFORMED TO BETTER DETERMINE
THOSE PARAMETERS BEST SUITED FOR EVALUATION OF N-CONJUGATION WITH THE CARBAMATE INSECTICIDES. IN
VIVO ESTER HYDROLYSIS OF CARBARYL-CARBONYL-14C WAS COMPARED IN PREGNANT AND NON-PREGNANT RATS. NO
SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE WAS NOTED IN THE ESTER CLEAVAGE OF CARBARYL BETWEEN THE TWO GROUPS OR IN THE
PATTERNS OF RADIOCARBON EXCRETION IN THE URINE.
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'PROJECT: OO6346-METABOLISM OF CARBAMATE INSECTICIDES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. .
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT....
FTS 8-629-2755
LEXINGTON
ORD -RH10B3O-1080
UPDATED- 06-28-80
TASK -=HC86 -948900 -*EPA=R805143 " (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 06/77 - 05/82 FY80
MD JACKSON EPA/HERL - RTP
DOROUGH UNIV OF KENTUCKY LEXINGTON KE 4O506
O9/79 -PREGNANCY VS. CARBAMATE ESTER STUDIES
12/79 -FATE OF NITROSOCARBARYL IN THE GUINEA PIG STOMACH
12/79 -CARBAMATE TOXICITY VS. IN VIVO HYDROLYSIS
(PE-C85 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - PESTICIDES
10-06 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNGICIDE AND RODENTICIDE ACT
RECN-OO6346 SSIE-HZ 809489 EPA -R805143
PE -C86
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-OR IGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
TO DEFINE THE METABOLIC FATE OF CARBAMATE INSECTICIDES IN ANIMALS AND PLANTS AND TO EVALUATE THE
SIGNIFICANCE OF CARBAMATE METABOLITES IN ANIMALS. STUDIES WITH RADIO LABELED CARBARYL AND
NITROSOCARBARYL INDICATE THAT WHILE BOTH ARE RAPIDLY DEGRADED IN THE STOMACH THAT THE CARBARYL IS
DEGRADED FASTER THAN NITROSOCARBARYL. GERBIL AND RAT STUDIES INDICATE THAT CARBAMATE POISONING IS
NOT A FUNCTION OF HYDROLYSIS RATES IN DIFFERENT SPECIES. SINCE WE ESTABLISHED THAT NITROSOCARBARYL
WAS FORMED IN THE STOMACH OF GUINEA PIGS FED CARBARYL AND SODIUM NITRITE. ATTEMPTS WERE MADE TO
ASSESS THE STABILITY OF THE NITROSOCOMPOUND IN THE STOMACH. STUDIES WITH NITROSOCARBAR1LNAPHTHrL11C
AND NITROSOCARBARYL-N-METHYL-14C REVEAL'ED THAT THE COMPOUND WAS RAPIDLY DEGRADED IN THE STOMACH,
BUT THE RADIOCARBON REMAINING AFTER 3O MIN. WAS MUCH GREATER THAN WITH CARBAR/L RADIOLABELED AT
COMPARABLE POSITIONS ON THE MOLECULE. LESS THAN 10% OF THE CARBARYL DOSE REMAINED, WHILE 50% OF THE
NITROSOCARBARv'L EQUIVALENTS (PRIMARILY IN A WATER-SOLUBLE AND BOUND FORM) WERE RECOVERED.
RADIOCARBON LOST FROM THE STOMACH WAS LOCATED IN THE ANIMAL CARCASS. CONFIRMING THAT CARBARYL WAS
REMOVED FROM THE STOMACH TO A MUCH GREATER EXTENT THAN THE NITROSO DERIVATIVE. GERBILS ARE MUCH
MORE EFFICIENT IN VIVO HYDROLYZERS OF CARBAMATES THAN ARE RATS, YET ACUTE ORAL TOXICITY EVALUATIONS
SUGGESTED THAT THERE WAS LITTLE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE TWO SPECIES INSOFAR AS TOXICITY WAS
CONCERNED (REPORTED EARLIER). RECENT SUB-ACUTE STUDIES (DAILY ORAL DOSES FOR UP TO 7O DAYS) SHOW
THAT THE GERBIL IS INDEED MORE SUSCEPTIBLE TO CARBARYL AND CRONETON THAN IS THE RAT. WHILE
CARBAMATE ESTER HYDROLYSIS IS A DETOXIFICATION REACTION, THE DATA CONTINUE TO DEMONSTRATE THAT
SPECIES SUSCEPTIBILITY TO CARBAMATE PO'ISONING IS NOT A FUNCTION OF HYDROLYSIS RATES.
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'PROJECT- O05013-A STUDY OF THE MECHANISM AND RATES OF VOLATILIZATION OF CONTAMINANTS
FROM WATER BODIES
TASK =KC61 -OO02O6 *»EPA=R8O5150 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 08/77 - 12/8O FY8O
SW KARICKHOFF EPA/ERL - ATHENS FTS- 8 -25O-3593
D MACKAY UNIV OF TORONTO DEPT OF CHEM ENGIN
12/77 -PUBLICATION ON LIQUID-PHASE CONTROLLED VOLATILIZATION RATES
12/78 -PUBLICATION ON METHOD OF MEASUREMENT OF HENRY'S LAW CONSTANTS
09/80 -PRED. EQUATIONS FOR VOLATILIZATION OF ORG. POLL. FROM NATURAL WATER
(PE-C61 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
3O-99 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
A METHOD FOR MEARSURING HENRYS LAW CONSTANTS (H) FOR LESS
VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IS BEING TESTED THE RESULTS LOOK
PROMI-SING HOWEVER TWO ISSUES HAVE NOT BEEN RESOLVED FIRST
EOUATHE EVAPORATION RATE IS INFLUENCED BY AIR HUMIDITY BUT THE
EXACT NATURE OF THIS EFFECT IS NOT CLEAR SECONDLY THERE APPEARS TO
BE SYNERGIOTIC INTERACTIONS IF POLLUTANT MIXTURES ARE USED
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID. . .
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT . .
RECN-OC5013
LABN-K775-2OS
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
6060 1
EPA -R805150
ORD -RK10B30-3080
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- 06-28-80
SSIE-GMA
PE -C61
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT IS TO DEVELOP A DEEPER QUANTITATIVE UNDERSTANDING OF THE PROCESSES BY
WHICH SOME ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS VOLATILIZE FROM WATER BODIES TO THE ATMOSPHERE. THE FINAL
RESULT WILL BE A PREDICTIVE EQUATION(S) FOR VOLATILIZATION FROM NATURAL WATERS. ACCOMPLISHMENTS TO
DATE INCLUDE: (1) METHOD DEVELOPMENT FOR MEASUREMENT OF HENRY'S LAW CONSTANTS (H). (2) MEASUREMENT
OF H FOR A SERIES OF HYDROPHOBIC POLLUTANTS. (3) DETERMINATION OF ELECTROLYTE EFFECTS ON H. (4)
DETERMINATION OF THE EFFECT OF WIND SPEED ON THE LIQUID PHASE MASS TRANSFER RATES FOR HYDROPHOBIC
POLLUTANTS.
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MANDATE
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ABSTRACT
TASK =J622B-000002 **EPA=R805175-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O8/77 - 08/79 : FY79
W BECKERT EPA/EMSL - LAS VEGAS
TF HOPKINS UNIV OF MARYLAND
O9/78 -DEVELOP AND DISTRIBUTE REFERENCE SAMPLES AND MATERIALS
07/79 -ANALYSES COMPLETED, MATERIAL SHIPPED TO EMSL-LV
O2/8O -REPORT ON UPTAKE AND ANALYTICAL RESULTS
(PE-622 ) TECHNICAL SUPPORT -INTERDISCIPLINARY
REPORT ON UPTAKE AND ANALYTICAL RESULTS
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
1O-O3 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
ADMINISTRATION OF TOXICuf,'" COMPLETED, GOATS SACRIFICED
AND TISSUE OF INTEREST RECOVERED. PROCESSING AND
ANALYSIS OF TISSUES IN PROGRESS.
RECN-OO2941 SSIE-GMA 5345 1 EPA -R8O5175-O1
PE -622
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
OBJECTIVE/APPROACH
702-798-2137
DEPT OF NAT SCI
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RJ1OB30-1079
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
TO PREPARE ANIMAL TISSUE MATERIAL CONTAINING TOXIC ELEMENTS VIA IN VIVO
INCORPORATION. THE ELEMENTAL COMPOUNDS TO BE STUDIED WILL BE ENCLOSED IN GELATINOUS CAPSULES AND
ADMINISTERED ORALLY ON A DAILY BASIS. FINAL OUTPUT: REFERENCE MATERIALS CONTAINING IN VIVO
INCORPORATED TOXIC ELEMENTS.
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID...:
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT ..
FTS 8-250-3592
CHEM/ELEC ENG DEPTS
CHEM/ELEC ENG DEPTS
CHEM/ELEC ENG DEPTS
CHEM/ELEC ENG DEPTS
TASK =KC34 -OOO214 **EPA=R805183 - - (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O4/77 - O4/8O FV80
OS BROWN EPA/ERL - ATHENS
DF NATUSCH COLORADO STATE UNIV
RK SKOGERBOE COLORADO STATE UNIV
JA OSTERYOUNG COLORADO STATE UNIV
SA WILSON COLORADO STATE UNIV
1O/77 -PUBLICATION ON RING-DISC ELECTRODE SYSTEM
O4/78 -PUBLICATION ON INORGANIC AND TOTAL MERCURY METHOD
05/80 -FINAL REPORT ON METAL COMPLEXATION CONSTANTS
(PE-C34 ) RENEWABLE RESOURCES -WATER QUALITY
DATA SET OF STABILITY CONSTANTS FOR KEY METAL-ORGANIC
COMPLEXES AND MATHEMATICAL TREATMENT OF PARAMETERS.
3O-99 ELECTRO-ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
LABORATORY METHODS DEVELOPMENT WAS COMPLETED. A
MODIFIED FLORENCE AND BATLEY SEPARATION SCHEME WAS
THOROUGHLY TESTED AND APPLIED TO A SERIES OF WATER
SAMPLES FROM VARIOUS SOURCES.
TWO MANUSCRIORS WERE PREPARED COVERING PORTIONS OF THE
EXPERIMENTAL WORK TO DATE 1. "EVALUATION OF VOLTAMMETRIC
METHODS FOR DETERMINATION OF METAL BINDING BY FULVIC ACID
BY S.A WILSON,T.C HUTH, RE ARNDT, R.K SKOGERBOE 2.REDUCTON
SSIE-GMA 4O11 3 EPA -R8O5183
PE -C34
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE GENERAL OBJECTIVES OF THIS INVESTIGATION ARE TO DEVELOP METHODS FOR THE CHARACTERIZATION OF THE
BINDING OF METALS BY ORGANIC LIGANDS COMMON IN NATURAL WATERS AND TO APPLY THESE METHODS TO THE
DETERMINATION OF METAL BINDING PARAMETERS. SPECIFIC AIMS INCLUDE: 11) DEVELOPMENT OF METHODS FOR
DIRECT SENSING OF METAL SPECIES; (2) ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF METAL-LIGAND COMPLEXES; (3)
MEASUREMENT OF PERTINENT METAL BINDING PARAMETERS FOR COMMON ORGANIC LIGANDS. THE APPROACH INCLUDES
DEVELOPMENT OF ELECTROCHEMICAL, SPECTROCHEMICAL. CHROMATOGRAPHIC, AND CHEMICAL TREATMENT PROCEDURES
TO BE USED IN COMBINATION FOR THE CHARACTERIZATION OF METAL-ORGANIC SPECIES. AS THE PROCEDURES
EVOLVE THEY ARE BEING USED TO STUDY BOTH REAL AND SIMULATED NATURAL WATER SYSTEMS. FINAL OUTPUTS
WILL INCLUDE A DATA SET OF STABILITY CONSTANTS FOR KEY METAL -ORGANIC COMPLEXES AMD A MATHEMATICAL
TREATMENT RELATING THESE PARAMETERS WHICH IS DESIGNED TO AID IN EVALUATING THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE
OF METAL-ORGANIC INTERACTIONS IN NATURAL WATERS.
RECN-OO3111
LABN-K617B-214
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORD -RK10B30-3O8O
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"PROJECT: OO6347
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES. :
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
-NEW APPROACHES TO OUANTITATING THE PULMONARY EFFEC EFFECTS OF INHALED
POLLUTANTS
TASK =HCO2 -91410O ""EPA=R8O5134 "- (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/77 - 07/80 : FY80
MCDONNELL EPA/HERL - RTP 629-2601
BROMBERG UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL HILL NC 27514
07/78 -INITIATE FORCED OSCILLATORY MEASUREMENTS.
09/78 -CONDUCT PILOT EXPERIMENTS.
01/80 -0-3 0-6 1-0 PPM O3 EXPOSURES.
07/79 -0-3 EFFECTS ON INTEGRATED MUCOCILLIARY CLEARANCES.
O1/SO -NUCLEOTIDE LEVELS & LOCATIONS IN NORMAL ANIMALS.
07/80 -03-502 MECH. & MICROWAS. BED/MICROCILLIARY CLRNCE.
07/80 -03 EFFECTS ON CYCLICNUCLOTIDES.
07/80 -AIRWAY RECEPTOR STUDIES
07/80 -AIRWAYS EPITHELIAL TRANSPORT STUDIES
(PE-C02 ) HEALTH EFFECTS- CRITERIA POLLUTANTS -AIR
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-O06347 SSIE-HZ 8O9141 EPA -R8O5184 ORD -RH10B30-1O80
PE -C02
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - O6-28-8O UPDATED- O6-2S-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
TO QUANTITATE THE EFFECTS OF INHALATION OF 01 PPM OZONE AND S02-03 MIXTURES ON AIRWAY MECHANICS
AIRWAY NEURAL RECEPTORS AND VENTILATORY CONTROL MUCOCILIARY TRANSPORT AND RELATED BIOCHEMICAL
PHENOMENA AND ON PULMONARY MICROCIRULATION IN ANIMALS.
^PROJECT: O01OO9-EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF FARM FAMILIES UTILIZING MUNICIPAL SLUDGE
TASK =DC27 -1D0001 **EPA = S805189 •* + (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/77 - O9/80 FY80
EPA OFFICER. NE KOWAL EPA/HERL - CINC
INVESTIGATOR.: VV HAMPARIAN OHIO STATE UNIV
R DORN OHIO STATE UNIV
MILESTONES...: 1O/77 -PROJECT INITIATED
03/78 -FIRST LAND APPLICATION
06/80 -PROGRESS REPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-C27 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - WATER QUALITY
MANDATE 10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
ORDIS CODES. RECN-O01OO9 SSIE-GMA 5384 2
LABN-D607A-003B PE -C27
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT... OBJECTIVE: HEALTH EFFECTS IN HUMANS AND ANIMALS RESULTING FROM THE APPLICATION OF MUNICIPAL SEWAGE
SLUDGE TO FARMS IN OHIO WILL BE EVALUATED. SUBJECTS COVERED INCLUDE: (1) MONITORING OF PATHOGENS IN
STOOLS, SLUDGE, AND SOIL. (2) MONITORING FARM FAMILY HEALTH STATUS AND SEROLOGY. (3) RELATING
SLUDGE VIRUS TO VIRAL INFECTIONS. (4) INVESTIGATING VIABILITY OF SOIL PATHOGENS. (5) MONITORING
HEALTH STATUS OF FARM ANIMALS. (6) MONITOR TRACE ELEMENT ACCUMULATION OF CATTLE. (7) MEASURE
PARASITE SURVIVAL AND INFECTION RATE OF CATTLE. (8) MONITOR ANIMALS FOR TUBERCULOSIS AND SALMONELLA
INFECTION. 9. MONITOR CADMIUM CONTENT IN STOOLS AND RELATS TO CADMIUM INTAKE.
EPA -S8O5189
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
FTS S-684-7477
COLL OF MED
COLL OF MED
ORD -RD1OE30-108O
UPDATED- 06-28-8O
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE ... .
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES . .
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM TO SHOW LANDOWNERS AND MUNICIPALITIES ACCEPTABLE
SYSTEMS FOR APPLYING SLUDGE ON LAND
TASK =CC36 -O1TC35 »*EPA = S8O5189-O1 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OS/77 - 02/81 : FY80
GK DOTSON EPA/MERL - CINC FTS-8-684-7661
JK HILL FARM BUR DEV CORP COLUMBUS ,OH 43216
VV HAMPARIAN OHIO STATE UNIV COLL OF MED
CR DORN OHIO STATE UNIV COLUMBUS OH 432 1C
(PE-C36 ) URBAN SYS & TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGE - WATER QUALITY
1O-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
1O-04 PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES ACT
10-05 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
2O-12 DAA FOR WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS
20-14 DAA FOR SOLID WASTE
PRELIMINARY RESULTS INDICATE EFFECTIVE FERTILIZATION OF CROPS
WITHOUT ADVERSE ENVIRONMMENTAL RESULTS INDICATE EFFECTIVE
FERTILIZATION OF CROPS WITHOUT ADVERSE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS
OR ADVERSE EFFECT ON HEALTH.OF PARTICIPATING FARM
FAMILIES OR THEIR DOMESTIC ANIMALS
RECN-OO0637 SSIE-GMA 3975 3 EPA -S805189-O1 ORD -RC1OB3O-5OSO
LABN-C611B-7061 PE -C36
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE IS TO DEMONSTRATE SAFE, BENEFICIAL USE OF WASTEWATER SLUDGE AS A SOIL
AMENDMENT ON AGRICULTURAL LAND. INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS TO PERMIT OBJECTIVE EVALUATIONS AND
DECISIONS BY BOTH RURAL AND URBAN RESIDENTS WILL BE DEMONSTRATED. THE EFFECT OF PROPER APPLICATION
AND MANAGEMENT OF A LAND APPLICATION OF SLUDGE ON PUBLIC HEALTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT WILL BE
DETERMINED. APPROACH: FOUR COMMUNITIES IN OHIO THAT ALREADY DISPOSE OF SLUDGE BY SPREADING IT ON
FARM LAND WILL SUPPLY SLUDGE FOR APPLICATION TO SELECTED FARMS IN A CAREFULLY PLANNED AND MANAGED
SYSTEM. IN ADDITION TO SLUDGE APPLICATION ON FIELDS. SLUDGE WILL BE APPLIED TO CAREFULLY SELECTED
PLOTS FOR MEASUREMENT OF ITS EFFECT ON YIELD AND COMPOSITION OF CROP COMPOSITION OF SOIL. AND
CONSUMPTION OF GROUND AND SURFACE WATER. AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF LIVESTOCK AND PEOPLE WHO COME
IN CONTACT WITH SLUDGES WILL MEASURE THE HEALTH EFFECTS OF SLUDGE SPREADING.
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INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK =D6O7A-O1OBOO *«EPA=R805210-03 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/77 - 07/80 FY79
KL BLACKBURN EPA/HERL - CINC 513-684-74O6
LD KOLLER OREGON STATE UNIV SCH OF VET MED
NI KERKVLIET OREGON STATE UNIV SCH OF VET MED
08/78 -COMPLETE INFLUENCE OF CD ON TUMOR GROWTH
02/79 -COMPLETE CD CELLULAR CYTOTOXICITY STUDIES
O8/79 -COMPLETE INFLUENCE OF AS ON TUMOR GROWTH
02/80 -COMPLETE AS CELLULAR CYTOTOXICITY STUDIES
07/80 -CD AND AS INFLUENCE ON A NON-VIRAL INDUCED TUMOR AND DEV. OF IMMUNITY
(PE-607 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - WATER QUALITY
10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
ARSENIC APPEARED TO CONFER PROTECTION AGAINST TUMOR
DEVELOPMENT. HEXACHLOROBENZENE CONFERRED PROTECTIVE
EFFECT TOWARDS EMC VIRAL CHALLENGE AND MCA-INDUCED
TUMOR GROWTH. PURE PHENTACHLOROPHENOL CAUSED FEW
CHANGES BUT TECHNICAL PENTACHLOROPHENOL RESULTED IN
SIGNIFICANT ENHANCEMENT OF MCA AND MCV INDUCED TUMOR
GROWTH.
SSIE-GMA 4543 2 EPA -R80521O-03 ORD -RD10E3O-1O79
PE -607
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JAN-MAR 80
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE PROPOSED STUDY WILL DETERMINE THE EFFECTS ARSENIC AND CADMIUM HAVE ON THE IMMUNE RESPONSE OF
MICE TO A GROWING TUMOR AND THE EFFECTS OF CONTAMINANT -INDUCED IMMUNE ALTERATION ON THE INCIDENCE
AND GROWTH RATE OF TUMORS IN EXPOSED ANIMALS. SEVERAL PARAMETERS OF IMMUNITY WILL BE ASSESSED AT
VARIOUS TIMES AFTER TUMOR INOCULATION. ASSAYS' WILL INCLUDE LYMPHOCYTE-MEDIATED CYTOTOXICITY
SERUM-BLOCKING ACTIVITY. LYMPHOKINE PRODUCTION, AND LYMPHOCYTE BLASTOGENESIS. IN ADDITION.
CONTAMINANT-EXPOSED ANIMALS WILL BE MONITORED FOR CHANGES IN IN VIVO TUMOR GROWTH PARAMETERS
(REGRESSION, PROGRESSION, METASTASES FORMATION). CADMIUM AND ARSENIC WILL BE ADMINISTERED IN THE
DRINKING WATER FOR 15 WEEKS PRIOR TO TUMOR INOCULATION AND IMMUNE TESTING. SUB-CLINICAL DOSES OF
THE CONTAMINANTS WILL BE INCLUDED. TWO TUMOR SYSTEMS. A METH'/LCHOLANTHRENE - INDUCED AND A MOLONEY
VIRUS-INDUCED SYSTEM, WILL BE UTILIZED TO COMPARE THE DIFFERENCES IN IMMUNE FUNCTION BETWEEN A
CHEMICALLY INDUCED AND A VIRUS INDUCED TUMOR IN THE PRESENCE OF CADMIUM AND ARSENIC. A HIGHLY
SIGNIFICANT DOSE DEPENDENT INHIBITION OF GMSB-6 TUMOR GROWTH WAS OBSERVED IN CD EXPOSED MICE. THE
EFFECT OF CD EXPOSURE ON CELL MEDIATED CYTOTOXICITY WAS NOT APPARENT. INHIBITION OF CYTOTOXICITY BY
CD WAS NOT FOUND.
RECN-001035
LABN-D607A-027
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID.. •
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.. :
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT ... :
-FIELD INSTRUMENTATION FOR REAL-TIME MONITORING OF RESPIRABLE AND
NON-RESPIRABLE DUST CONCENTRATION IN THE AIR
TASK =G832B-EA-201 **EPA=R8O5222-O2S1•* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE OS/11 - 06/80 FY79
CW LEWIS EPA/tSRL - RTP FTS 8-629-3154
H PATASHNICK DUDLEY OBSERVATORY LATHAM
O9/78 -FIRST PROTOTYPE COMPLETED
09/79 -IMPROVED PROTOTYPE COMPLETED
06/80 -DELIVERY OF INSTRUMENTATION TO MEASURE AMBIENT AEROSOL MASS IN REAL
(PE-832 ) TRANSPORTATION & FATE- ENERGY
DELIVERY OF INSTRUMENTATION TO MEASURE AMBIENT
AEROSOL MASS IN REAL TIME.
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
SATISFACTORY METHOD OF COLLECTING OF AEROSOL ON
MICROBALANCE DEMONSTRATED. A 5 LITER/MINUTE FLOW
RATE ACHIEVED. SERIES OF AMBIENT MEASUREMENTS AT
15 MINUTE INTERVALS OBTAINED.
RECN-002251 SSIE-GMA 3789 2 EPA -R805222-02S1 ORD -RG10E30-1079
PE -832
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
NY 12110
LABN-G712B-BE-47
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
OBJECTIVE: TO DEVELOP AN INSTRUMENT FOR REAL-TIME MEASUREMENT OF AMBIENT AEROSOL MASS. APPROACH: THE
INSTRUMENT IS BASED ON A NEWLY DEVELOPED DEVICE --TAPERED ELEMENT OSCILLATING MICROBALANCE -- WHICH
IS SIMILAR TO CLASSICAL QUARTZ CRYSTAL MICROBALANCE BUT WITHOUT MANY OF THE LATTER'S PROBLEMS.
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•"PROJECT: 000980
EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS. . .
ABSTRACT ....:
FTS 8-684-7881
ARTS & SCI/APPL SCI DEPT
ARTS & SCI/APPL SCI DEPT
-CONTINUOUS TWIN SCREW ACID HYDROLYSIS REACTOR DEVELOPMENT AND
OPTIMIZATION FOR ONE-TON DAY WASTE CELLULOSE GLUCOSE PILOT F>
TASK =CC2J -C2T903 **EPA=R805239-Q3 *t (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 06/77 - 09/81 : FY80
Cd ROGERS EPA/MERL - CINC
W BRENNER NEW YORK UNIV
B RUGG NEW YORK UNIV
06/78 -COMPLETE DESIGN, INSTALLATION OF ONE-TON/DAY HYDROLYSIS PLANT.
12/78 -COMPLETE SHAKEDOWN OF PLANT
O6/79 -COMPLETE OPTIMIZATION PILOT STUDIES
07/79 -INITIATE FULL-SCALE DEMONSTRATION OF 100 TON/DAY PLANT DESIGN
O9/79 -COMPLETE DESIGN AND PLANS FOR PLANT
10/79 -SITE FOR PLANT CONSTRUCTION SELECTED
06/8O -PLANT CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED (COMPONENT OF AN EXISTING FACILITY)
09/80 -FULL-SCALE DEMONSTRATION INITIATED
09/81 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-C2J ) ENVIRN ASSES INPACT OF CONV & ADV ENERGY SYSTEMS
10-05 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
2O-14 DAA FOR SOLID WASTE
DESIGN AND INSTALLATION OF ONE-TON/DAY HYDORLYSIS PLANT
COMPLETE. OPTIMIZATION OF THIS FACILITY IS ONGOING.
RECN-00098O SSIE-GMA 3947 3 EPA -R805239-03 ORD -RC10B30-5080
LABN-C827B-C2T9O3 PE -C2J
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: ACID HYDROLYSIS OF WASTE CELLULOSE IS POTENTIALLY VERY ATTRACTIVE BECAUSE CHEAP GLUCOSE
WOULD BE A MOST USEFUL INTERMEDIATE FOR CHEMICALS AND ENERGY PRODUCTION. TECHNICAL PROBLEMS SUCH. AS
LOW GLUCOSE YIELDS AND LONG REACTION TIMES HAVE PREVENTED LARGE SCALE USAGE. THE PURPOSE OF THIS
STUDY, THEN, IS TO MAXIMIZE 3LUCOSE PRODUCTION FROM CELLULOSIC WASTES USING A PROCESS OF SELECTED
PRETREATMENT OF CELLULOSIC WASTES FOLLOWED BY RAPID. HIGH TEMPERTURE ACID HVDROLVSIS. APPROACH: A
3-YEAR PROGRAM OF EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS IS PROPOSED ON THE ADDITIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND
OPTIMIZATION OF THE CONTINUOUS TWIN SCREW ACID HYDROLYSIS REACTOR FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT AND
OPERATION OF A ONE-TON/DAY WASTE CELLULOSE-GLUCOSE PILOT PLANT THIS PROGRAM ENCOMPASSES: (1) THE
IDENTIFICATION OF ALL PERTINENT ACID HYDROLYSIS EQUIPMENT; (2) PROCUREMENT AND INSTALLATION; (3)
OPTIMIZATION OF OPERATING CONDITIONS INCLUDING WASTE CELLULOSE FEED PREPARATION AND GLUCOSE
RECOVERY; (4) PRODUCT QUALITY ANALYSIS; AND (5) DETERMINATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT WITH MAXIMUM
ENERGY CONSERVATION. INITIAL OPTIMIZATION WILL BE CARRIED OUT WITH WASTE NEWSPAPERS. THE
EXPERIMENTAL WORK WILL BE SUPPLEMENTED BY A DETAILED ECONOMIC COST ANALYSIS WITH SUBSEQUENT
PROJECTIONS FOR VARIOUS LARGER PRODUCTION SCALE-UPS.
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TREATMENT COMPATIBILITY OF MUNICIPAL WASTES AND BIOLOGICALLY HAZARDOUS
INDUSTRIAL COMPOUNDS
TASK =L610F-OO0053 ' »EPA=R8O5242 *- (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/77 - O1/80 FY79
TE SHORT EPA/ERL - ADA FTS 8-743-2234
DF KINCANNON OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV SCH OF CIVIL ENG
O1/8O -FINAL REPORT WRITTEN
(PE-610 ) INDUSTRIAL PROC. - WATER QUALITY
POSITIVE METHODS FOR MAKING REGULATORY DECISIONS
REGARDING COMPATIBILITY AND/OR PRETREATMENT NEEDS.
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION' CONTROL ACT
DRAFT REPORT BEING REVISED BY GRANTEE
RECN-005022 SSIE-GMA 6054 EPA -R805242 ORD -RL1OB3Q-1079
LABN-L61OF-17 PE -610
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS -PUEL1C
THE LIST OF INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS PRESENTLY IDENTIFIED AS POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS TO EFFLUENT QUALITY
OF MUNICIPAL TREATMENT PLANTS IS RATHER LONG AND WILL PROBABLY GET LONGER. IT IS THE OBJECTIVE OF
THIS RESEARCH TO DEVISE AND TEST METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING WHETHER VARIOUS LEVELS OF SUCH
COMPOUNDS ARE COMPATIBLE WITH OR INTERFERE WITH THE TREATMENT OF MUNICIPAL WASTES BY THE ACTIVATED
SLUDGE PROCESS. ANOTHER OBJECTIVE IS TO SCREEN COMPOUNDS FOR POTENTIAL INTERFERENCE AND/OR
COMPATIBILITY. FOR EACH COMPOUND FULLY TESTED TWO LABORATORY SCALE CONTINUOUS FLOW PILOT PLANTS
WILL BE FED SETTLED MUNCIPAL SEWAGE. 'AFTER ESTABLISHING IDENTICAL PERFORMANCE IN EACH SYSTEM ONE
WILL SERVE AS A CONTROL WHILE THE OTHER WILL RECEIVE VARYING CONCENTRATIONS OF THE TEST COMPOUND IN
ADDITION TO THE SEWAGE FEED. MANY TYPES OF ANALYTICAL DETERMINATIONS WILL BE EMPLOYED TO COMPARE
BIOCHEMICAL PERFORMANCE AND SLUDGE SETTLE -ABILITY OF EACH SYSTEM. BATCH STUDIES USING BOTH SLUDGES
WILL BE RUN TO DETERMINE IF IDENTICAL CONCLUSIONS AS TO COMPATIBILITY CAN BE DRAWN FROM BATCH AMD
CONTINUOUS FLOW PILOT PLANT STUDIES- SUCH COMPARISONS MAY LEAD TO MORE EASILV FACILITATED TESTING
PROCEDURES. THE RESULTS OF THIS INVESTIGATION SHOULD PROVIDE POSITIVE METHODS FOR MAKING REGULATORY
DECISIONS REGARDING COMPATIBILITY AND/OR PRETREATMENT NEEDS.
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PROJECT- O04794-OVER-WATER MEASUREMENTS OF ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID..
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS. :
ABSTRACT •
TASK =G603A-AA-123 **EPA = R805263-01S1 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O1/78 - OS/81 FY79
CF WALTERS EPA/ESRL - RTP 919-541-2648
P HOBBS UNIV OF WASHINGTON ZOOL DEPT
O7/79 -COMPLETE FIELD STUDY
04/8O -INTERIM REPORT
08/81 -REPORT ON IN-CLOUD STUDIES OF SOX TRANSFORMATIONS
08/81 -ORD REPORT DESCRIBING SULFUR AND NITROGEN COMPOUND CONVERSIONS AS FUNCTIONS OF
(PE-6O3 ) TRANS. AND FATE -AIR
REPORT DESCRIBING SULFUR AND NITROGEN COMPOUND
CONVERSIONS AS FUNCTIONS OF HUMIDITY AND SUNLIGHT
1O-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
MEASUREMENTS TO BE PERFORMED SUMMER,
RECN-OO4794
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SSIE-GMA 5802
1979.
1
EPA -R8O5263-01S1
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RG1OB3O-1079
UPDATED- JAN-MAR BO
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO MEASURE TRANSFORMATIONS OF S02 TO SULFATE AND NO/N02 TO NITRIC ACID UNDER RELATIVELY
HIGH HUMIDITY, LOW SUNLIGHT INTENSITY LEVELS. APPROACH: THE ISOLATED EMISSIONS FROM GREAT BRITAIN
WILL BE SAMPLED SEQUENTIALLY AS AIR MOVES ACROSS THE NORTH SEA TOWARD THE SCANDINAVIAN PENINSULA TO
MEASURE CONVERSION AND DEPOSITION RATES. COOPERATION WITH BRITISH AND NORWEGIAN SCIENTISTS IS
REQUIRED.
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^PROJECT: OO5O36-MOVEMENT AND FATE OF VIRUSES AND ORGANIC POLLUTANTS IN GROUND WATER
DURING THE LAND TREATMENT OF WASTE WATER
TASK =L824C-OOO010 **EPA=R805292 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/77 - 07/8O : FY79
JF MCNABB EPA/ERL - ADA FTS 8-743-221O
BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE HOUSTON
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. . .
TX 7703O
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE ....
-DRINKING WATER
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT. ... :
CP GERBA
07/78 -REPORT PRELIMINARY FINDINGS
07/79 -REPORT PRELIMINARY FINDINGS
07/80 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREAT & GROUND WATER PROT
10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
10-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
NITROGEN DRIVE. SUBMERSIBLE PUMP BUILT FOR SAMPLING
OF DEEP GROUND WATERS. ORGANIC POLLUTANTS HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED
AND QUANTIFIED IN GROUND WATER AT 4 LAND APPLICATION SITES.
VIRAL POLLUTANTS HAVE BEEN ISOLATED FROM GROUND WATER
BENEATH TWO LAND APPLICATION SITES
RECN-005036 SSIE-GMA 6028 EPA -R805292
LABN-L610C-19 PE -824
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO INVESTIGATE THE MOVEMENT OF VIRAL PATHOGENS AND ORGANIC POLLUTANTS
FROM WASTEWATER INTO GROUND WATER DURING THE LAND APPLICATION OF WASTEWATER IN ORDER TO DEVELOP
INFORMATION REQUIRED TO CONFIRM OR ADJUST EXISTING DESIGN AND OPERATION CRITERIA TO ASSURE THE
PROTECTION OF GROUND WATER ASSOCIATED WITH SOIL TREATMENT FACILITIES. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES INCLUDE:
(1) THE IDENTIFICATION AND QUANTIFICATION OF ORGANIC POLLUTANTS IN GROUND WATER UNDERLYING SELECTED
LAND APPLICATION SITES: (2) DETERMINATION OF THE EXTENT OF SLOW CHROMATOGRAPHIC MOVEMENT OF ORGANIC
POLLUTANTS AND VIRUSES THROUGH SOIL INTO GROUND WATER USING COLUMN STUDIES: (3) DETERMINATION OF
THE MECHANISMS OF VIRUS REMOVAL DURING PASSAGE OF WASTEWATER THROUGH SOIL USING BATCH AND COLUMN
STUDIES AND A VARIETY OF VIRUSES AND SOILS; (4) DETERMINATION OF THE SURVIVAL OF VIRUSES IN SOIL
UNDER A VARIETY OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS: AND (5) EVALUATION OF THE USE OF ENTEROVIRUS-LIKE
BACTERIOPHAGES AS INDICATORS OF ANIMAL VIRUS BEHAVIOR IN GROUND WATER.
LABN-L61OB-10
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORD -RL10B30-1079
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
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* PROJECT: OO4955-REACTION OF ACTIVATED CARBON WITH AQUEOUS CHLORINE AND OTHER
DISINFECTION AGENTS
TASK =C824A-S1TO56 **EPA=R8O5293-O2 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/77 - 07/8O : FY79
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. . . :
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
EPA/MERL - CINC
UNIV OF ILLINOIS
UNIV OF ILLINOIS
UNIV OF ILLINOIS
UNIV OF ILLINOIS
FTS 8-684-7228
SCH OF ENG/CIV ENG DEPT
SCH OF ENG/CIV ENG DEPT
SCH OF ENG/CIV ENG DEPT
SCH OF ENG/CIV ENG DEPT
-DRINKING WATER
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT
AA STEVENS
VL SNOEYINK
WH PIRKLE
JJ MCCREARY
W MCHIE
O6/78 -INTERIM REPORT
O6/79 -INTERIM REPORT
09/80 -FINAL REPORT PUBLISHED
(PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREAT 8, GROUND WATER PROT
10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
PRODUCTS OF REACTIONS OF CHLORINE WITH ACTIVATED CARBON
AND WITH ORGANICS ADSORBED ON GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON
NOT BEING FOUND TO REPRESENT THREAT TO FINISHED
DRINKING WATER QUALITY UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS.
RECN-004955 SSIE-GMA 6034 EPA -R805293-02 ORD -RC1OB30-1079
PE -824
PROJECT-HISTORICAL INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ACTIVATED CARBON IS A STRONG REDUCING AGENT AND WHEN IT IS USED IN TREATMENT OF WATER SUPPLIES IT
READILY REACTS WITH THE PREDISINFECTANT CHLORINE. DURING THE FIRST YEAR OF THE STUDY. JULY 20.
1977-JULY 19, 1978. IT WAS SHOWN THAT MANY CHLORINATED ORGANIC COMPOUNDS ARE FORMED WHEN CHLORINE
REACTS WITH ACTIVATED CARBON, BOTH CARBON WHICH HAS NO PREADSORBED ORGANICS AND CARBON WHICH HAS
HAD MATERIALS ADSORBED ONTO ITS SURFACE. THE PROPOSED RESEARCH WILL SHOW THE QUANTITIES OF
CHLORINATED ORGANICS AND THE SPECIES WHICH ARE FORMED UNDER VARIOUS CHLORINATION CONDITIONS. COLUMN
AND BATCH REACTORS WILL BE USED, AND CHLORINE CONCENTRATIONS AND THE CARBON DOSES WILL BE SELECTED
TO SIMULATE THOSE OF IMPORTANCE IN POTABLE WATER TREATMENT. IN PARTICULAR, EMPHASIS WILL BE PLACED
UPON THOSE COMPOUNDS WHICH CAN BE DETERMINED BY THE PURGE AND TRAP ANALYTICAL PROCEDURE, THOSE
WHICH CAN BE EXTRACTED FROM WATER' AND ANALYZED BY CAPILLARY COLUMN-GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY. AND THOSE
HIGH MOLECULAR WEIGHT MATERIALS WHICH ARE NOT CHROMATOGRAPHABLE WITHOUT CHANGING THEIR
CHARACTERISTICS. IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE WORK ON CHLORINE. SIMILAR STUDIES ARE ANTICIPATED USING
CHLORINE DIOXIDE AND OZONE. RESULTS TO DATE: PRODUCTS OF REACTIONS OF CHLORINE WITH ACTIVATED
CARBON AND WITH ORGANICS ADSORBED ON GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON DURING WATER TREATMENT ARE NOT BEING
FOUND TO REPRESENT A THREAT TO FINISHED DRINKING WATER QUALITY UNDER CONDITIONS OF NORMAL PROCESS
USE .
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*
TASK =DC6O -1COOO2 *»EPA=R8O5297-O3 *» (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 06/77 - 08/82 : FY80
EPA OFFICER.' LJ MCCABE EPA/HERL - CINC 513-684-7211
INVESTIGATOR.: CJ MARIENFELD UNIV OF MISSOURI SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
MILESTONES...: O7/78 -CANCER RATES BY WATER SUPPLY SERVICE AREA
07/79 -BIOASSAY RESULTS ON SELECTED WATER SUPPLIES
OS/82 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-C60 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - DRINKING WATER
MANDATE : 20-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
CURR. RESULTS: SOME INTERESTING RELATIONSHIPS OBSERVED IN CANCER
DEATH RATE IN MISSOURI AND WATER SUPPLY CHARACTERISTICS.
SUPPLIES CLASSIFIED AS TO IMPACT OF COAL MINING AND
BURNING. IF MORE CONSISTENT RELATIONS ARE DEVELOPED
MORE CHEMISTRY AND BIOASSAY WOULD SEEM WARRANTED.
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO1187 SSIE-GMA 4367 3 EPA -R8O5297-O3 ORD -RD10E30-2080
LABN-D823B-O31B PE -C60
PROJ STATUS.-: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- O6-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT OBJECTIVE: TO DETERMINE IF DRINKING WATER CONTAMINANTS ARE CONTRIBUTING CAUSES FOR OBSERVED
VARIATIONS IN CANCER RATES AMONG COUNTIES AND WATER SERVICE AREAS IN MISSOURI. APPROACH: CANCER
MORTALITY RATES ARE COMPUTED FOR, AND COMPARED AMONG, GEOGRAPHIC AREAS DEFINED BY OCCURRENCE OF
DRINKING WATER CONTAMINANTS, WATER TREATMENT PRACTICES. ETC.
'PROJECT: 005039-POTENTIAL IMPACT OF ACIDIFIED PRECIPITATION ON ELEMENT CYCLING AND
PRODUCTION IN SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN DECIDUOUS FORESTS
TASK =M602 -000002 *-EPA = R805305-01 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 05/78 - O4/79 : FY79
EPA OFFICER. D WEBER EPA/ERL - CORVALLIS 5O3-757-4629
INVESTIGATOR. : B HAINES UNIV OF GEORGIA GRADUATE SCH
MILESTONES...' 04/79 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID.. . (PE-602 ) ECOL. PROC- AND EFFECTS -AIR
FINAL OUTPUT REPORT TO HELP SET NATL SECONDARY AIR QUAL STAND
MANDATE : 10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
ORDIS CODES-.: RECN-OO5O39 SSIE-GMA 6074 EPA -R805305-01 ORD -RM1OB3O-1O79
LABN-M6O2A-O25 PE -602
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-COMPLETED INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS PROJECT ARE TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF SIMULATED ACID RAIN ON NUTRIENT
CYCLING AND THE PRODUCTIVITY OF SELECTED DECIDUOUS FOREST SPECIES. EXPERIMENTAL WORK INVOLVING THE
EFFECTS OF SIMULATED ACIDIC RAIN ON ROOTS. LEAVES AND SOILS FORM THE BASIS FOR THE MODELING EFFORT.
SIX SPECIES OF TREES ARE INVOLVED.
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FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE :
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PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT
IDENTIFICATION AND PREVALENCE OF YERSINIA IN WASHINGTON STATE WATER
SUPPLIES
TASK =DC6O -7JOOO1 **EPA=R805313 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 06/77 - 06/80 FY80
TH ERICKSEN EPA/HERL - CINC FTS 8-684-7223
TF WETZLER UNIV OF WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HLTH
O6/78 -ANNUAL REPORT
06/79 -ANNUAL REPORT
O6/80 -FINAL REPORT
O6/8O -DETERMINATION OF OCCURRENCE OF YERSINIA IN WATER SUPPLIES AND RELATIONSHIP TO I
(PE-C60 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - DRINKING WATER
DETERMINATION OF OCCURENCE OF YERSINIA IN RAW AND
TREATED WATER SUPPLIES AND . RELATIONSHIP TO INDICATOR
ORGANISMS.
1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
20-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
BIOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES, BIOCHEMICAL PROFILES AND
SEROLOGIC TYPING COMPLETED ON 154 YERSINIA ISOLATES.
ANTISERA FOR 25 EURPOEAN STRAINS PREPARED. ANTISERA
FOR UNTYPABLE STRAINS IN PROGRESS. VIRULENCE TESTING
WITH "SUCKLIN" MICE AND GERcILS STANDARDIZED.
RECN-OO1132 SSIE-GMA 4351 3 EPA -R805313
LABN-D823A-013 PE -C60
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DETERMINE PREVALENCE OF YERSINIA ENTEROCOLITICA AND INDICATOR ORGANISMS IN NON-TREATED.
FILTERED AND CHLORINATED WATER SUPPLIES IN WASHINGTON STATE. IDENTIFY THE ISOLATES AND DETERMINE
THEIR VIRULENCE. PRODUCE ANTISERA TO NON-TYPABLE STRAINS ISOLATED. ESTABLISH LEVELS OF YERSINIOSIS
IN WASHINGTON STATE AND ATTEMPT TO ESTABLISH THE SOURCE OF THE ETIOLOGIC AGENT. APPROACH: EXAMINE
WATER SAMPLES FROM 5O SELECTED WATER SYSTEMS. INDICATORS OF THE SANITARY QUALITY OF THE WATER ARE
ALSO DETERMINED. ALL YERSINIA ISOLATES WILL BE IDENTIFIED BIOCHEMICALLY AND SEROLOGICALLY. ANTISERA
DEVELOPED FOR UNTYPABLE STRAINS WILL BE DEVELOPED. VIRULENCE TESTING OF YERSINIA ISOLATED INCLUDES
THE "SUCKLING" MOUSE TEST AND GERBIL YERSINIOSIS WILL BE CORRELATED TO POTENTIAL WATER-OR
FOOD-BORNE TRANSMISSION.
ORD -RD10B30-508O
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ABSTRACT....
FTS 8-629-2242
TUCSON
ORD -RH10B30-1080
UPDATED- 06-28-8O
TASK =HC03 -9316OO '->EPA = R8053 1 8 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OS/77 -- 09/81 FY8O
CG HAYES EPA/HERL - RTP
LEBOWITZ UNIV OF ARIZONA TUCSON AZ 85721
10/81 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-C03 I HEALTH EFFECTS/ NON-CRIT POLL -AIR
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-006351 SSIE-HZ 809316 EPA -R805318
PE -COS
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CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE INFLUENCE OF CERTAIN MACRO- AND MICRO-ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF AIRWAYS
OBSTRUCTIVE DISEASES WILL BE ASSESSED. THESE FACTORS FREQUENTLY HAVE BEEN HYPOTHESIZED AND SHOWN TO
BE IMPORTANT IN THESE DISEASES. THEY INCLUDE AIR POLLUTANTS (INCLUDING DUST), AERO-ALLERGENS
(POLLENS, MOLDS. FUNGI, ALGAE) AND CLIMATE. APPROXIMATELY 125 FAMILIES IN GEOGRAPHICALLY DEFINED
CLUSTERS WILL BE MONITORED DAILY BY THE USE OF DAILY DIARIES AND MINI-WRIGHT PEAK FLOW METERS.
SAMPLES OF THESE FAMILIES IN EACH CLUSTER WILL HAVE 3 DAYS OF MICRO-AIR POLLUTANT. METEOROLOGICAL.
AND AERO-ALLERGEN MONITORING. INDOORS AND OUTDOORS. POLLUTANTS TO BE MONITORED INCLUDE N02. 03. CO.
RESPIRABLE AND TOTAL SUSPENDED PARTICULATE. MACRO-MONITORING OF THOSE POLLUTANTS AND OF
AERO-ALLERGENS, AS WELL AS METEOROLOGICAL VARIABLES, WILL OCCUR WITHIN THESE CLUSTERS. HUMAN AND
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING WILL BE PERFORMED FOR A PERIOD OF TWO YEARS. APPROXIMATELY 24 MONTHS OF
MACRO-ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING HAS OCCURRED AND APPROXIMATELY 18 MONTHS OF MICRO-MONITORING HAS
OCCURRED, INCLUDING HUMAN STUDIES. PRESENT PLANS CALL FOR THE HUMAN STUDIES AND ENVIRONMENTAL
MONITORING TO PROCEED FOR APPROXIMATELY 10 MORE MONTHS. DURING THIS TIME, THE FAMILIES WILL
CONTINUE TO BE STUDIED TO DETERMINE AIRWAY REACTIVITY, USING A BRONCHIAL CHALLENGE. OTHER
PHYSIOLOGICAL TESTS PERFORMED IN THE LARATORY WILL PROVIDE FURTHER BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON THESE
SUBJECTS.
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FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO/Do not use thia space)
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TITLE OF PROJECT
Monitoring Insect Populations in Utah Alfalfa Fields to Modify Control Practices
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Donald W. Davis, Professor of Entomology
.Department of Biology UMC 53
Utah State University
Logan, Utah 84322
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Utah State University
Logan, Utah 84322
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK-(l) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (300 words or /«»«. Omit confidential data),
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of wortc In progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to inveatigatora who request such information. Your aummary is to be used for these purposes.
Objective 1. Take information from alfalfa insect research and apply it at the farm
operational level. Approach for 1. Data have been accumulated from years of alfalfa
insect research in Utah. Included are: weevil biology, biological control, chemical
control, economic injury levels, and modeling data. This project consolidates this
material into a trial pest management program to integrate the above information.
Objective 2. Demonstrate to alfalfa growers of the intermountain region the value
of basing pest control on conditions in individual fields, rather than applying
pesticides routinely. Approach for 2. This -involves close cooperation with exten-
sion personnel in publicizing results to growers. Progress during 1977 and 1978;
1. Sampling and prediction methods were effective on forage alfalfa. Verifications
of basic pest management procedures were successful. 2. Harvesting date adjustments
in relation to the alfalfa weevil development were effective in control. Problems,
such as weather or very large acreages, may be limiting under some conditions, but
the technique was valid. 3. Many growers switched from an automatic spraying program
to practices based on actual or predicted pest conditions. About 60-80% of the fields
were sprayed during 1965-1970, with only 10% sprayed in 1978. 4. A clearer concept
of seasonal and geographic patterns of alfalfa insects has been developed. Some
areas routinely have more pest problems. 5. We employed 8 different students who
indicated plans to enter pest management as a profession. This project was a valuable
part of the education program.
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ABSTRACT
-EVALUATION OF THE DIONEX ION-EXCHANGE CHROMATOGRAPH FOR NATURAL WATER
SAMPLE ANALYSIS
TASK =A622B-OO0004 **EPA=R805329-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/77 - UNK FY79
MF GALES EPA/EMSL - CINC 513-684-7307
A SCHLUETER CENTRAL STATE UNIV SCH OF ARTS & SCI
01/78 -DETERMINE THE STABILITY OF RETENTIONS TIMES
O4/78 -QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF CONCENTRATIONS
08/78 -DETERMINE THE SENSITIVITY OF THE INSTRUMENT
(PE-622 ) TECHNICAL SUPPORT -INTERDISCIPLINARY
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
2O-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
STUDIED STABILITY OF RETENTION TIMES FOR SPECIFIC IONS.
ALSO STUDIED QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF NINE ELEMENTS.
STUDIED SOME PROBLEMS OF INSTRUMENT.
EVALUATED EFFECT OF PH AND TIME ON PRESERVATION
OF CHROMIUM.
RECN-0001O4 SSIE-GMA 4331 2 EPA -R805329-01 ORD -RA10B30-5079
PE -622
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE PRINCIPAL OBJECTIVE OF'*THIS RESEARCH IS TO EVALUATE THE ANALYTICAL CAPABILITY OF THE
DIONEX ION EXCHANGE CHROMATOGRAPH. THIS INSTRUMENT HAS THE POTENTIAL FOR DETERMINING
SIMULTANEOUSLY, IN A SINGLE STEP, THE CONCENTRATIONS OF MANY IONS THAT WOULD OTHERWISE REQUIRE
HOURS OF LABORATORY WORK. APPROACH: WORK IN THIS PROJECT WILL INITIALLY CONCENTRATE ON USING THE
DIONEX INSTRUMENT TO SEPARATE AND DETECT THE ANIONS TYPICALLY FOUND IN NATURAL WATER. AS WORK ON
ANION ANALYSIS PROGRESSES, STUDIES OF ALKALI AND ALKALI-EARTH METAL WILL BEGIN.
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FT5 8-629-2655
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UPDATED- O6-28-8O
TASK = HC86 -94810O **EPA=R805339 * - (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE O7/77 - O7/8O FY8O
EPA OFFICER.: RL BARON EPA/HERL - RTP
INVESTIGATOR. RICHARDSON UNIV OF MICHIGAN
MILESTONES. : 12/78 -DEVELOP NEUROTOX1C ESTERASE ASSAY
06/78 -ISOLATE NEUROTOXIC ESTERASE FRACTION
12/78 -IMMOBILIZE NEUROTOXIC ESTERASE
06/80 -CHARACTERIZE NEUROTOXIC ESTERASE
06/80 -DEFINE PHYSIOLOGICAL FRACTION OF ESTERASE
06/79 -EVALUATE NTE FROM OTHER THAN NERVOUS TISSUES
07/80 -COMPARE RAT AND HEN NTE
07/80 -KINETIC STUDIES ON NTE
07/80 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID.. (PE-C86 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - PESTICIDES
MANDATE : 10-06 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNGICIDE AND RODENTICIDE ACT
ORDIS CODES. RECN-OO663O SSIE-HZ 8O9481 EPA -R805339
PE -C86
PROJ STATUS. PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - O6-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT... : EVALUATE PHYSIOLOGICAL ROLE OF NEUROTOXIC ESTERASE ISOLATE & PURIFf NEUROTOXIC ESTERASE DEFINE
DELAYED MODE OF ACTION OF NEUROTOXIC ORGANOPHOS.PHATES WORK IS PROGRESSING ON SOLUBILIZATI ON AND
PURIFICATION OF NEUROTOXIC ESTERASE (NTE), STABILITY STUDIES OF NTE UNDER VARIOUS STORAGE
CONDITIONS AND STUDIES OF NTE FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN HEN OR CHICK BRA IN-ESPECI ALLV LYMPHOCYTE NTE.
SOLUBILIZATION OF CHICK BRAIN NTE HAS BEEN CARRIED OUT WITH A VARIETY OF DETERGENTS. THE MOST
STABLE PREPARATION TO BE SOLUBLE ENZYME PREPARED FROM CHICK BRAIN MICROSOMES WITH TRITON X-1OO IN
DISTILLED WATER (NO BUFFER OR SALTS PRESENT). THIS SOLUBLE PREPARATION. OR ITS LYOPHILYZED FORM.
RETAINED FULL ACTIVITY AFTER STORAGE FOR 12 WEEKS AT -10 DEGREES C. IMOBILIZED FORMS OF NTE HAVE SO
FAR PROVED TO BE LESS STABLE THAN NATIVE, SOLUBILIZED OR LYOPHILYZED FORMS. IN ORDER TO EVENTUALLY
DEVELOP AN AUTOMATED PROCEDURE FOR RAPID SCREENING OF COMPOUNDS. THE BEST APPROACH IS TO USE A
STABLE IMMOBILIZED FORM OF THE PURE ENZYME. EFFORTS TO PURIFY THE ENZYME WILL CONTINUE AS WILL
IMMOBILIZATION ATTEMPTS. A PRELIMINARY SPECIES COMPARISON/PHYLOGENETIC STUDY OF BRAIN NTE HAS BEEN
PERFORMED USING INHIBITION TITRATION CURVES ON BRAIN HOMOGENATES FROM SHARK, NEWT, CHICK, HEN. RAT
AND SHEEP OTHER PARAMETERS OF CHARACTERIZATION ARE BEING EXAMINED. SUCH AS HEAT INACTIVATION AND
ENERGY OF ACTIVATION. THERE APPEARS TO BE A REAL DIFFERENCE IN HEAT STABILITY BETWEEN RAT AND HEN
NTE. ALSO, IT APPEARS THAT NTE IS PRESENT IN SMALL AMOUNTS IN THE NEWT. BUT ABSENT IN THE SHARK.
SHEEP BRAIN CERTAINLY HAS ACTIVITY AND PROMISES TO BE A SOURCE FOR LARGERSCALE SOLUBILIZATION AND
PURIFICATION. NTE IN LYMPHOCYTES CONTINUES TO LOOK PROMISING FOR BIOMONITOR DEVELOPMENT AND
INTERESTING FROM A MECHANISTIC STANDPOINT. THE FINDING OF NTE IN FORMED ELEMENTS OF THE BLOOD NOW
EXTENDS TO PLATELETS AS WELL AS LYMPHOCYTES. OTHER LEUKOCYTE TYPES HAVE YET TO BE CHARACTERIZED
WITH RESPECT TO NTE CONTENT. WE DO KNOW THAT NTE IS ABSENT FROM RED CELLS AND PLASMA. WORK HAS JUST
BEGUN ON IMMOBILIZING LYMPHOCYTES ON POLYLYSINE-COATED POLYACRYLAMIDE BEADS. AND SHORT-TERM CELL
CULTURE. A VARIETY OF APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF NTE IS LEADING TO INFORMATION ABOUT THE ENZYME
THAT SHOULD BE USEFUL IN ATTAINING THE PRACTICAL GOAL OF DEVELOPING A BETTER IN VITRO ASSAY FOR
NEUROTOXICITY
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TASK =H615 -9481OO **EPA=R805339 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/77 - O7/80 : FY79
EPA OFFICER.: RL BARON EPA/HERL - RTP
INVESTIGATOR.: UNKNOWN UNIV OF MICHIGAN
MILESTONES...: 12/78 -DEVELOP NEUROTOXIC ESTERASE ASSAY
O6/78 -ISOLATE NEUROTOXIC ESTERASE FRACTION
12/78 -IMMOBILIZE NEUROTOXIC ESTERASE
06/80 -CHARACTERIZE NEUROTOXIC ESTERASE
06/80 -DEFINE PHYSIOLOGICAL FRACTION OF ESTERASE
06/79 -EVALUATE NTE FROM OTHER THAN NERVOUS TISSUES
O7/80 -COMPARE RAT AND HEN NTE
07/80 -KINETIC STUDIES ON NTE
07/80 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID..J: (PE-615 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - PESTICIDES
MANDATE 2O-30 AA FOR TOXIC SUBSTANCES
ORDIS CODES.. RECN-OO6307 SSIE-HZ 799481
LABN-H615 -948100 PE -615
PROd STATUS..: PROJECT-ACT IVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT EVALUATE PHYSIOLOGICAL ROLE OF NEUROTOXIC ESTERASE ISOLATE & PURIFY NEUROTOXIC ESTERASE DEFINE
DELAYED MODE OF ACTION OF NEUROTOXIC ORGANOPHOSPHATES NEUROTOXIC ESTERASE (NTE) ACTIVITY HAS BEEN
DEMONSTRATED IN HUMAN LYMPHOCYTES AND PLATELETS BY DIFFERENTIAL TITRATION OF PHENYL VALERATE
ESTERASE ACTIVITY. VALUES RELATIVE TO HEN BRAIN AND HEN LYMPHOCYTE WERE, RESPECTIVELY 74 AND 154
PERCENT FOR LYMPHOCYTES AND 57 AND 120 PERCENT FOR PLATELETS. SOLUBILIZATION STUDIES OF NTE FOR
IMMOBILIZATION CONTINUE TO BE SUCCESSFUL. IN SUMMARY NTE IS A LIPID-QEPENDENT. INTEGRAL MEMBRANE
PROTEIN, SODIUM CHOLATE SOLUBILIZED NTE CAN BE INCORPORATED INTO LIPID MICELLES BY INCLUDING
ASOLECTIN (A MIXTURE OF SOYBEAN PHOSPHOLIPIDS) IN THE SOLUBILIZATION PROCESS, THE DETERGENT
(CHOLATE) CAN BE REMOVED BY SEPHADEX G-25, WITHOUT LOSS OF ENZYME ACTIVITY. A SEARCH FOR OTHER
SUBSTRATES AND INHIBITORS OF NTE IS BEING CARRIED OUT TO DEVELOP DATA ON THE GENERAL ENZYMOLOGY OF
NTE. TO IMPROVE THE SENSITIVITY AND SELECTIVITY OF THE ASSAY, TO INVESTIGATE A CHROMOPHORIC OR
FLUOROPHORIC SUBSTRATE TO ALLOW DIRECT OUANTITATION, TO PROTECT THE ACTIVE SITE DURING
IMMOBILIZATION PROCEDURES. PRELIMINARY RESULTS HAVE SHOWN THAT NTE LACKS ACTIVITY TOWARD
GLYCOSIDES. CYCLOHEXANE. VALEROPHENONE, F-PHENYL2-HEXANONE METHYL CYCLOHEXANE ETHYLBENZENE INHIBIT
NTE ACTIVITY. METHYL VALERATE AND 2-HEXANONE CAUSED A 1O PERCENT INHIBITION WHILE INHIBITION BY
BENZENE, TOLUENE. AND N-HEXANE FELL BETWEEN THESE TWO EXTREMES. STABILITY STUDIES OF VARIOUS
PREPARATIONS OF NTE HAVE SHOWN THAT SOLUBLE NTE PREPARED WITHOUT BUFFER LOST LITTLE OR NO ACTIVITY
AFTER FREEZING AND STORAGE AT -1O DEGREES C FOR 7 DAYS. A SIMILAR PREPARATION MADE WITH O.O5 M TRIS
BUFFER. PH 8.O, AND THEN FROZEN. LOST 61 PERCENT ACTIVITY OVER 7 DAYS. UNBUFFERED SOLUBLE NTE COULD
BE LYOPHILIZED WITH NO LOSS OF ACTIVITY.
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BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
BATON ROUGE
'PROJECT: OOOO39-TOTAL ORGANIC CHLORINE (TOCL) ANALYSIS - INSTRUMENTATION FOR DIRECT
DETERMINATION IN WATER WITHOUT PRECONCENTRATION
TASK =A614 -OOOO39 - *EPA = R8O5340-O2 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 06/76 - 03/80 . FY79
EPA OFFICER.: dd LICHTENBERG EPA/EMSL - CINC
INVESTIGATOR.- JG MONTALVO GULF SOUTH RESEARCH INST
L TRUXILLO GULF SOUTH RESEARCH INST
R WAWRO GULF SOUTH RESEARCH INST
MILESTONES...: 11/79 -REPORT OF FABRICATION OF INSTRUMENTS
03/8O -PROVIDE A METHOD FOR ANALYZING TOTAL ORGANIC CHLORINE IN DRINKING WATER
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-614 ) PUBLIC SECTOR ACTIVITIES- WATER SUPPLY
FINAL OUTPUT.: CALIFORNIA UNIV. RIVERSIDE. DEPT SOIL AND ENV. SCI.
PROCEEDINGS OF NATL. CONF. ON MGNT. OF NITROGEN IN
IRRIGATED AGRICULTURE. HELD IN SACRAMENTO CA. MAY 15-18.78
PB-284 692/IBE NSF/RA-78O115 TOPICS PRESENTED INCLUDED
NITROGEN ROLE IN AGRIC. PRODUCTION ITS RELATION TO
WATER QUALITY . CROP UTILIZATION. ECONOMIC IMPACTS.
AND CASE STUDIES.
MANDATE....
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROd STATUS..:
ABSTRACT :
10-99 DRINKING WATER RE'31 _
20-13 DAA FOR DRINKING Wi"P
PROTOTYPE FLASH EVAPORATORS STUDIED.
RECN-OOOO39 SSIE-GMA 5O85
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LA 708O8
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ENTERED - UNKNOWN
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UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBdECTIVE: TO DEVELOP INSTRUMENTATION AND A RELIABLE AUTOMATIC TECHNIQUE TO MONITOR WATER SAMPLES
AND PROCESS STREAMS FOR PPB LEVELS OF TOTAL ORGANIC CHLORINE. APPROACH: A FLASH EVAPORATOR IS BEING
DEVELOPED WHICH WILL SEPARATE THE ORGANOHALIDES FROM THE COVALENTLY BONDED HALOGEN. THE ORGANIC
HALIDES WILL THEN BE CONVERTED TO FREE HALOGEN IN A CATALYTIC COMBUSTION FURNACE AND THE FREE
HALOGEN WILL THEN BE MONITORED BY FLUOROMETRY. RESULTS TO DATE: PROTOTYPE FLASH EVAPORATORS HAVE
BEEN STUDIED.
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT... .
TASK =G603A-AD-O39 * >EPA=R8O5342-02S 1 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 06/77 - 08/80 : FY79
WA LONMEMAN EPA/ESRL - RTP
E ROBINSON WASHINGTON STATE UNIV
(PE-603 ) TRANS. AND FATE -AIR
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
2O-20 AA FOR AIR AND WASTE MANAGEMENT
VELOCITY DEPOSITION VD FOR OZONE AND S02 DETERMINED.
THIS YEAR FORESTED TREE SURFACES WILL BE INVESTIGATED.
RECN-001854 SSIE-GMA 3872 2 EPA -R805342-02S1
LABN-G6O3A-AF-OO5 PE -6O3
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: VERTICAL PROFILE MEASUREMENTS FOR NATURAL HYDROCARBONS, OZONE, AND OTHER POLLUTANTS WILL
BE MADE TO DETERMINE FLUX VALUES FOR THESE COMPOUNDS. THE FLUX VALUES FOR NATURAL HYDROCARBONS WILL
BE USED TO DETERMINE EMISSION RATES OF THESE COMPOUNDS FROM NATURAL FORESTED VEGETATION. THE FLUX
VALUES FROM OZONE AND THE OTHER POLLUTANTS WILL BE USED TO DETERMINE VELOCITY DEPOSITION (OR
REMOVAL) RATES. THIS STUDY WILL BE CONDUCTED IN COOPERATION WITH THE 1979 NORTHEAST REGIONAL OZONE
STUDY. APPROACH: A VERTICAL SAMPLING TOWER WILL BE SITUATED IN A SELECTED FORESTED AREA OF THE
NORTHEAST. MEASUREMENTS OF VERTICAL PROFILES FOR THE NATURAL HYDROCARBONS, OZONE, AND OTHER
POLLUTANTS WILL BE MADE USING MODERN GAS CHROMATOGRAPHIC, AND CHEMILUMINESCENT TECHNIQUES- FROM
THESE VERTICAL PROFILE MEASUREMENTS OF POLLUTANT, TEMPERATURE, WINDSPEED AND DEWPOINT, VERTICAL
FLUXES OF THE POLLUTANTS WILL BE DETERMINED.
FTS 8-629-2829
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CRD -RG10B30-5079
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
TASK =CC61 -O1TO45 -•EPA=R8053~1-O1 *• (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/77 - O4/S2 : FY80
E LYKINS EPA/MERL - CINC 513-684-746O
R BEAURIVAGE MANCHESTER WATER WORKS MANCHESTER
D PARIS MANCHESTER WATER WORKS MANCHESTER
0 KITTREOGE MANCHESTER WATER WORKS MANCHESTER
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
NH 03103
NH 03103
NH O3103
PROGRAM ID. .
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CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. :
PROJ STATUS. :
ABSTRACT
(PE-C61 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
1O-O9 REORGANIZATION PLAN = 3
1O-03 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
1O-05 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
FLUIDIZES BED REACTIVATION FURNACE WASACCEPTEDIN JAN. 8O
TEST FILTER (GAC) WAS PLACED ON LINE FEB..80
SSIE-GMA 4029 3
PE -C61
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
EPA -R805371-01
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ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- 06-28-80
RECN-000809
LABN-C614A-7149
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS PROJECT WILL BE TO EVALUATE BOTH THE COST AND PERFORMANCE OF A
CARBON REGENERATION SYSTEM UTILIZING FLUID BED PRINCIPLES. THE COST AND CAPABILITIES OF A
SEMIAUTOMATIC SYSTEM FOR CARBON HANDLING. AND THE ADSORPTIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF VIRGIN CARBON AND
REGENERATED CARBON FOR REMOVAL OF CHLORINATED ORGANIC SUBSTANCES FROM DRINKING WATER. APPROACH THE
GENERAL APPROACH WILL BE TO UTILIZE ONE OF THE FOUR CARBON FILTERS AT THE TREATMENT PLANT AS A TEST
FILTER. TO FILL ONE-HALF OF THE FILTER WITH VIRGIN CARBON, THE REMAINING HALF WITH ONCE - REGENERATED
CARBON. AND THEN TO COMPARE THE RATE OF TRIHALOMETHANE REMOVAL BETWEEN THE FILTERS OVER A REPEATED
NUMBER OF REGENERATION CYCLES. THE CARBON WILL BE REGENERATED ON A NEAR CONTINUOUS BASIS OVER A
TWO-YEAR MONITORING AND EVALUATION PERIOD BEGINNING IN JANUARY. 1980. INVESTIGATIVE WORK IS TO BE
CARRIED OUT BY THE WATER SUPPLY STAFF OF THE MANCHESTER WATER WORKS WORKING IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE
WATER SUPPLY RESEARCH STAFF OF EPA.
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^PROJECT: 003595-
MONITORING PLANT COMMUNITY CHANGES DUE TO FOSSIL FUEL POWER PLANTS IN
EASTERN MONTANA
TASK =M831 -OOOO05 **EPA=R805391-03 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/77 - 07/80 : FY79
EPA OFFICER.. EM PRESTON EPA/ERL - CORVALLIS FTS 8-420-4636
INVESTIGATOR. JE TAYLOR MONTANA STATE UNIV DEPT OF ANIMAL & RANGE SCI
MILESTONES... O7/8O -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID...' (PE-831 ) EFFECTS OF ENERGY REL POLLUTANTS
FINAL OUTPUT. REPORT TO DEV. CAPACITY TO PREDICT ECOL. IMPACT OF
COAL-FIRED PLANT EMISSIONS BEFORE DAMAGE.
MANDATE : 10-99 ENERGY REORG. ACT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-003595 SSIE-GMA 4242 2 EPA -R805391-03 ORD -RM10B30-1O79
LABN-M625A-023 PE -831
PROJ STATUS.. ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT. .. : OBJECTIVE: TO CONTINUE TO MONITOR AIR POLLUTION EFFECTS UPON NATIVE GRASSLANDS VEGETATION IN AREAS
AFFECTED BY FOSSIL FUEL POWER PLANTS AND ON AREAS ARTIFICIALLY STRESSED WITH AIR POLLUTION; SUPPLY
BASELINE INVENTORY INFORMATION, INCLUDING AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY AND ITS INTERPRETATION. TO A VARIETY
OF SCIENTISTS, LAND USERS, AND MANAGERS IN SOUTHEASTERN MONTANA; AND PROVIDE RIGOROUS DATA FOR
SIMULATION MODELS WHICH CAN BE USED TO PREDICT BIOENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES DUE TO FOSSIL FUEL POWER
GENERATION IN OTHER AREAS. FINAL OUTPUT: REPORT THAT HELPS DEVELOP THE CAPACITY TO PREDICT THE
ECOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF COAL-FIRED POWER PLANT EMISSIONS BEFORE DAMAGE OCCURS.
^PROJECT: 004956-CHEMICAL CONTROL OF WATER QUALITY IN DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. . .
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
FTS 8-684-7236
ENV ENG DEPT
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK =CC61 -S1T059 *+EPA=R80540O ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/77 - 10/79 : FY80
MC GARDELS EPA/MERL - CINC
JE SINGLEY STATE UNIV S^YS OF FLORIDA
10/78 -INTERIM REPORT
10/79 -INTERIM REPORT
O1/81 -FINAL REPORT- PARAMETERS FOR EVAL. AND INDICES
(-PE-C61 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
ANNUAL REPORT SUBMITTED GIVING RESULTS OF LAB
CORROSION STUDIES, PIPE LOOP DATA, AND COMPUTER
CALCULATIONS OF STABILITY EQUATIONS. FIELD
STUDIES HAVE BEGUN.
SSIE-GMA 6O4O 1 EPA -R8O54OO
PE -C61
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES: TO DEVELOP APPROPRIATE CHEMICAL CONTROL MEASURES TO PREVENT CORROSION OF DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEMS AND HOUSEHOLD PIPING BY POTABLE WATER, AND TO PREVENT THE DEGRADATION IN THE QUALITY OF THE
WATER ITSELF. APPROACH: TO DETERMINE THE EFFECT OF WATER DUALITY PARAMETERS, SUCH AS PH, EH, DO AND
IONIC COMPOSITION. ON PRECIPITATION OF CACO3 AND ON THE CORROSION RATE OF VARIOUS METALS.
RECN-OO4956
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CATEGORY-RESEARCH
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OXIDIZING CONDITIONS
TASK =L822C-000026 '*EPA=R805403-O1 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/77 - O7/8O FY79
CG ENFIELD EI-A/ERL - ADA
KANSAS STATE UNIV
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. . .
PROGRAM ID.
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT . . .
R ELLIS
O7/80 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-822 )
RECN-003317
LABN-LS22C-026
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
FTS 8-743-2334
DEPT OF AGRONOMY
ORD -RL1OB3O-4079
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CONTROL TECH & POINT SOURCE- WATER QUALITY
SSIE-GMA 3852 2 EPA -R8054O3-O1
PE -822
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DETERMINE THE KINETICS OF PHOSPHORUS MINERALIZATION IN SOILS UNDER OXIDIZING CONDITIONS
AND TO RELATE THESE FINDINGS TO THE MOVEMENT OF PHOSPHORUS IN SOILS. THE REGENERATIVE CAPACITY OF
SOILS TO FIX PHOSPHORUS WILL BE STUDIED BY DETERMINING THE INFLUENCE OF RATES OF APPLICATION OF
PHOSPHORUS AND INTERVALS BETWEEN APPLICATION ON PHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDS FORMED AND RATES OF
TRANSFORMATION OF COMPOUNDS IN SOILS. APPROACH: 1. DETERMINATION OF PHOSPHATE POTENTIALS AT TIME
INTERVALS FOR SOILS TO WHICH DIFFERENT RATES OF PHOSPHORUS HAVE BEEN ADDED. PHOSPHATE POTENTIALS
WILL BE USED TO IDENTIFY THE PHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDS FORMED AND CHANGED WITH TIME. 2. PHOSPHORUS WILL
BE ADDED TO THE SOILS AT DIFFERENT TIME INTERVALS TO DETERMINE THE BEST TIME INTERVAL TO KEEP THE
AMOUNT OF SOLUBLE PHOSPHORUS IN THE SOIL SOLUTION AT A MINIMUM TO MINIMIZE THE MOVEMENT OF
PHOSPHORUS IN SOILS. 3. SOURCES AND SOLUBILITIES OF ALUMINUM. IRON, AND CALCIUM IN THE SOILS WILL
BE DETERMINED TO OBTAIN DATA FOR THESE CATIONS WHICH ARE INVOLVED IN PRECIPITATING PHOSPHORUS IN
SOILS.
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'PROJECT: 003455-EFFECT OF PHOTOCHEMICAL OXIDANTS ON A MIXED CONIFEROUS FOREST ECOSYSTEM
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. . .
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK =MC04 -000011 **EPA=R805410-03 ** '(GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/77 - 01/81 : FY8O
RG WILHOUR EPA/ERL - CORVALLIS
OC TAYLOR UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
O5/8O -FINAL REPORT
(PE-C04 )
RECN-003455
PE -C04
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ECOL. PROC. AND EFFECTS
SSIE-GMA 4230 3 EPA -R8O541Q-O3
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
503-757-4634
AIR POLL RES CTR
ORD -RM1OB3O-4O80
UPDATED- 06-28-8O
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: FIELD DATA FROM DIVERSE ECOSYSTEMS STRESS STUDIES CONDUCTED OVER SEVEN YEAR PERIOD WILL
BE PROCESSED. SUB-MODELS WILL BE DEVELOPED. REFINED FOR DERIVING PREDICTIVE PHOTOCHEMICAL OXIDANT
STRESS WITH A) FOREST MOISTURE FLOW. B) PONDEROSA INJURY DEVELOPMENT. C) TREE STEAM DIAMETER GROWTH
AND HEIGHT GROWTH. D) PONOEROSA PINE ROOT DISEASE SPREAD. E) EARK BEETLE POPULATION DYNAMICS AND
FOREST STAND MORTALITY, F) CONIFER STAND DEFOLIATION AND NEEDLE LITTERFALL. G) FOREST TREE NEEDLE
LITTERFALL DECOMPOSITION, H) CONE AND SEED PRODUCTION RESPONSE. I) TREE SEEDLING ESTABLISHMENT AND
J) INTEGRATED STAND COMPOSITION AND TREE POPULATION DYNAMICS. RESULTS WILL SUPPORT OXIDANT AIR
QUALITY STANDARDS.
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EPA OFFICER.•
INVESTIGATOR.•
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. . . :
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT . . . . :
-PLANNING AND CONDUCTING THE IX INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF PLANT
-PROTECTION
TASK =W771E-OOOO17 *"EPA=R805417-03 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/77 - UNK : FY79
KJ HOOD EPA/OEPER- DAA
W TWEEDY INTERNAT. CONGRESS OF PLANT.
OO/OO -COMPLETION OF PROGRAM AND PUBLICATION OF PROCEEDINGS
(PE-771 ) INTEGRATED PESTICIDE MANAGEMENT
1O-O6 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE.. FUNG. AND RODENT. ACT
2O-34 DAA FOR PESTICIDE PROGRAMS
SOME 9OO PAPERS HAVE BEEN SUBMITTED FOR THE
CONGRESS WHICH TAKE PLACE AUGUST 13-17, 1979.
SSIE-GMA 4801 2 EPA -R805417-O3
PE -771
INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
202-426-2317
GREENSBORO
NC 274O9
RECN-OO5267
LABN-X751-07
PROJECT-COMPLETED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORD -RW10B3O-5079
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
OBJECTIVE: TO PLAN AND CONDUCT THE IX INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF PLANT PROTECTION.
*PROJECT- 004725-WATER QUALITY AND BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF URBAN RUNOFF ON COYOTE CREEK
TASK =CC35 -S2T023 * * EPA = R805418 *+ (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/77 - 04/80 : FY80
EPA OFFICER.: DC AMMON EPA/MERL - CINC
INVESTIGATOR.: J SARTOR WOODWARD & CLYDE CNSLTS SAN FRANCISCO CA 94111
MILESTONES.... 04/79 -INTERIM REPORT PUBLISHED
1O/8O -FINAL REPORT PUBLISHED
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-C35 ) WASTEWATER SYSTEMS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
MANDATE : 1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
30-99 URBAN RUNOFF IMPACTS
ORDIS CODES... RECN-OO4725 SSIE-GMA 6014 1 EPA -R805418
LABN-C822A-S2T023 PE -C35
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT... . THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS STUDY IS TO QUANTIFY THE BIOLOGICAL AND WATER QUALITY CHANGES OF A SMALL
STREAM AS IT PASSES THROUGH THE SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA URBAN AREA. THE SELECTED STREAM HAS NO
INDUSTRIAL OR MUNICIPAL POINT DISCHARGES AND THE EXPECTED STREAM QUALITY GRADIENT WILL BE A
FUNCTION ONLY OF NON-POINT URBAN RUNOFF. DETAILED FIELD MEASUREMENTS WILL BE PERIODICALLY CONDUCTED
OVER A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR BOTH UPSTREAM OF THE URBAN AREA AND AT SELECTED LOCATIONS WITHIN THE
URBAN AREA. ANOTHER TASK OF THE PROJECT IS TO MEASURE THE STORMWATER POLLUTANT REMOVAL
EFFECTIVENESS AND WATER QUALITY CHANGES THAT OCCUR WITHIN AN IDEALIZED CATCHBASIN. THIS PROJECT
WILL BE CONDUCTED IN CONJUNCTION WITH A CURRENT EPA SPONSORED DEMONSTRATION PROJECT IN SAN JOSE
TITLED "DEMONSTRATION OF NON POINT POLLUTANT ABATEMENT THROUGH IMPROVED STREET CLEANING PRACTICES"
FTS 8-340-6677
SAN FRANCISCO
ORD -RC10B30-5080
UPDATED- 06-28-80
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'PROJECT: OO2196-POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC COMPOUNDS - SYNTHESIS AND PURIFICATION
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
EJ EISENBRAUN
L PAHLER
FTS 8-629-3064
ARTS & SCI/CHEM DEPT
ARTS 6 SCI/CHEM DEPT
PROGRAM ID. . .
MANDATE
GRANT 8O3097, EPA-6OO/2-78-OO6
AIR
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT :
TASK =GCO7 -OOO42O **EPA=R805419-O3 »f (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O5/74 - O5/8O . FV8O
JE MEEKER EPA/ESRL - RTP
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV
O5/75 -DELIVERY OF FIRST COMPOUNDS
O5/76 -DELIVERY OF MORE COMPOUNDS
05/77 -DELIVERY OF MORE COMPOUNDS
O1/78 -FINAL REPORT, 5-1/74. 5-1-77,
05/78 -DELIVERY OF MORE COMPOUNDS
05/79 -DELIVERY OF MORE COMPOUNDS
O5/80 -DELIVERY OF MORE COMPOUNDS
05/80 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-CO7 ) CHARAC. 8. MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVEL
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
1O-03 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
SYNTHESIS AND/OR PURIFICATION OF 27 COMPOUNDS
ACCOMPLISHED.
RECN-OO2196 SSIE-GMA 3770 3 EPA -R805419-03
LABN-G712B-BB-005 PE -C07
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE SYNTHESIS AND/OR PURIFICATION OF A GROUP OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC (PNA) HYDROCARBONS
COMMONLY FOUND AS POLLUTANTS IN THE ENVIRONMENT ARE DESCRIBED. THESE HYDROCARBONS ARE TO BE
SYNTHESIZED AND PURIFIED IN 1O G. QUANTITIES WITH A PURITY GOAL OF 99.97.. APPROACH: SYNTHESIS AND
PURIFICATION IS CONSIDERED A CONTINUOUS PROCESS WHICH IS MOST EFFICIENT WHEN MORE THAN ONE
HYDROCARBON IS UNDER STUDY AT THE SAME TIME. WE LIKE TO KEEP SOMETHING GOING AT EACH PHASE SO THAT
EQUIPMENT BOTTLENECKS DO NOT DEVELOP. EXPLORATORY STUDIES ARE CONDUCTED TO DETERMINE WHETHER A
REACTION SEQUENCE WILL PROVIDE THE DESIRED HYDROCARBON AND TO OBTAIN A SAMPLE FOR PURITY STUDIES.
THIS INFORMATION IS REQUIRED FOR ESTIMATION OF THE SYNTHESIS SCALE NEEDED TO PRODUCE ENOUGH
HYDROCARBON FOR PURIFICATION.
ORD -RG10B30-1080
UPDATED- 06-28-80
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...:
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK =H615A-O07506 * ' EPA = R8O542O * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/77 - 09/80 . FY78
N CHERNOFF EPA/HERL - RTP
S BECK WHEATON COLLEGE
03/78 -TEST DECAMETHRINE FOR PROD. OF SKELETAL VARIANTS
O6/78 -TEST MANEB FOR PRODUCTION OF SKELETAL VARIANTS
08/78 -INITIATE TESTS ON KNOWN TERATOGENS
(PE-615 ) HEALTH EFFECTS- PESTICIDES
PUBLICATION IN OPEN LITERATURE.
3O-99 TERATOLOGY
OF 85 VARIENTS EXAMINED, 53 SHOW COMPOUND-INDUCED
VARIATION IN MANEB-TREATED ANIMALS
FTS 8-629-2781
SCH OF LIBERAL ARTS
RECN-OO2564
LABN-H629A-8927
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
5166
EPA -R8O542O
ORD -RH1OB3O-3O78
ENTERED
UNKNOWN
UPDATED-
OCT-DEC 77
SSIE-GMA
PE -615
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OBJECTIVES ARE TO EVALUATE SKELETAL VARIANTS INDEX OF FETOTOXICITY AND TO EVALUATE EFFECTS OF
PESTICIDES ON FETAL SKELETON. THE FINAL OUTPUT WILL BE A PUBLICATION IN THE OPEN LITERATURE.
ALTHOUGH DATA ANALYSIS IS NOT COMPLETE IT APPEARS THAT OF 85 VARIANTS EXAMINED, SOME 53 HAVE SHOWN
COMPOUND-INDUCED VARIATION IN MANEB-TREATED ANIMALS.
*PROJECT- OO5262-DEVELOPMENT OF PEST MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR SOIL INSECTS ON CORN
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
2O2-42G-2317
DEPT. OF ENTOMOLOGY
TASK =W771 -000012 **EPA=R805429-O3 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/77 - 10/81 FY79
KJ HOOD EPA/OEPER- DAA
ML FAIRCHILD UNIV OF MISSOURI
OO/OO -3 QUARTERLY REPORTS AND ANNUAL .REPORTS EACH YEAR
(PE-771 ) INTEGRATED PESTICIDE MANAGEMENT
10-O6 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNG. AND RODENT ACT
20-34 DAA FOR PESTICIDE PROGRAMS
DETECTION OF POPULATIONS HAS IMPROVED BUT STILL
LACKS PRECISION. NEW TRAPPING METHODS USING PHEROMONES
HAS BEEN HIGHLY EVALUATED. CORN ROOT AND PLANT
MODELS HAVE BEEN NEARLY COMPLETED. ECONOMIC
AND MANAGEMENT MODELS ARE BEING STRUCTURED AND
ADJUSTED.
RECN-005262 SSIE-GMA 4799 2 EPA -R805429-03
LABN-X617-O8 PE -771
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE RESEARCH SEEKS TO IMPROVE ABILITY TO DETECT POTENTIALLY DAMAGING POPULATIONS OF SOIL
ARTHROPODS (CUTWORMS, CORN ROOTWORM, AND WIREWORMS) TO REFINE SOIL ARTHROPOD POPULATION ASSESSMENT
TECHNIQUES. REFINE SOIL ARTHROPOD PLANT DAMAGE THRESHOLDS; IDENTIFY. EVALUATE. AND OPTIMIZE CONTROL
ALTERNATIVES; UTILIZE MODELING TECHNIQUES TO ASSESS CORN INSECT POPULATIONS, AND TO DEVELOP CONTROL
STRATEGIES. APPROACH: THE WORK IS DONE BY A SIX STATE CONSORTIUM WHICH TREATS THE PROBLEMS
THROUGHOUT THE MAJOR CORN GROWING STATES. THE WORK INCLUDES FIELD AND LABORATORY STUDY, WITH THE
AIM OF DEVELOPING MODELS FOR USE IN DAY-TO-DAY PEST MANAGEMENT DECISIONS.
ORD -RW10B30-5079
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
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'PROJECT: OO2831-BIOSYNTHESIS OF N-NITROSO COMPOUNDS FROM TRACE LEVEL PRECURSORS
TASK =J776D-OOOOO5 **EPA=R8O5431-02 ^» (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/76 - 03/8O : FY79
EPA OFFICER.: JA SANTOLUCITO EPA/EMSL - LAS VEGAS 7O2-798-2205
INVESTIGATOR.: SS EPSTEIN UNIV OF ILLINOIS MED CTR/ENV HLTH SCI
ZM IOBAL UNIV OF ILLINOIS MED CTR/ENV HLTH SCI
MILESTONES...: O9/78 -REPORT ON ANALYTICAL METHOD FOR DETECTION OF NITROSAMINES
09/79 -REPORT ON BIOSYNTHESIS OF DIMETHYL NITROSAMINE IN THE MOUSE
12/79 -REPORT ON A STRATEGY FOR CARCINOGEN PRECURSOR EXPOSURE MONITORING
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-776 ) PROGRAM ELEMENT 776
FINAL OUTPUT.: ASSESSMENT OF RATES OF IN-VIVO BIOSYNTHESES OF
COMPOUNDS FROM ENVIRONMENTAL LEVELS OF PRECURSORS.
MANDATE : 30-99 EXPOSURE MONITORING
CURR. RESULTS: COMPILATION OF DATA ON IN VIVO NITROSATION.
IMPROVEMENTS COMPLETED ON NITROSAMINE ANALYTICAL METHOD.
ESTAESLISHED IN VIVO NITROSATION FROM N02 AT 25 PPM.
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO2831 SSIE-GMA 4082 2 EPA -R805431-02 ORD -RJ10B3O-3079
LABN-J775D-O5 PE -776
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-COMPLETED INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT. OBJECTIVE/APPROACH: TO INVESTIGATE THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF N-NITROSO COMPOUNDS (BOTH VOLATILE AND
NONVOLATILE) FROM TRACE LEVELS OF THEIR AMINE AND NITROSATING PRECURSORS USING THERMAL ENERGY
ANALYZER TECHNIQUES WITH FROZEN ANIMAL PROCEDURES. FINAL OUTPUT: ASSESSMENT OF THE RATES OF IN-VIVO
BIOSYNTHESIS OF N-NITROSO COMPOUNDS FROM ENVIRONMENTAL LEVELS OF PRECURSORS: CATALYTIC AND
INHIBITORY EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT AGENTS ON THE NITROSAMINE BIOSYNTHESIS: ANALYTICAL METHODS FOR
DETECTING LOW LEVELS OF NITROSAMINES.
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^PROJECT' OO3O54-FLUVIAL TRANSPORT OF SEDIMENTS AND NUTRIENTS FROM NONPOINT SOURCES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. . .
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE
FTS 8-25O-3175
RIBER STUDIES LAB.
CHEM ENG DEPT
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS. :
ABSTRACT :
TASK = KC28 -OOO445 **EPA=RSO5436 '> (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/77 - 03/80 : FY80
TO BARNWELL EPA/ERL - ATHENS
DB BAKER HEIDELBERG COLLEGE
FH VERHOFF WEST VIRGINIA UNIV
1O/78 -INTERIM REPORT ON DATA COLLECTION
03/80 -FINAL REPORT ON DATA COLLECTION
(PE-C28 ) TRANS. AND FATE - WATER QUALITY
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
2O-RO5 EPA REGION V
DATA COLLECTION ENDED. DATA FROM 4 OR 10 STATIONS
'RECEIVED AND PLACED IN STORET DATA BASE. REMAINING DATA
EXPECTED SHORTLY
RECN-O03054 SSIE-GMA 3992 3 EPA -R8O5436
LABN-K6O9A-445 PE -C28
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNO
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS STUDY ARE TO INVESTIGATE THE TRANSPORT AND PROCESSING OF NUTRIENTS AND
SEDIMENTS AS THEY MOVE THROUGH THE DRAINAGE NETWORK OF A LARGE AGRICULTURAL RIVER BASIN. THE STUDY
WILL UTILIZE A "NESTED" SET OF NINE STREAM GAGING/SAMPLING STATIONS IN THE SANDUSKY RIVER BASIN IN
OHIO. DETAILED HYDROGRAPHS, SEDIMENT GRAPHS AND CHEMOGRAPHS WILL BE OBTAINED FOR ALL STORM EVENTS
DURING THE STUDY PERIOD. MASS BALANCE COMPUTATIONS WILL BE MADE FOR WATER, SEDIMENT AND NUTRIENTS
AS THEY MOVE THROUGH THE NETWORK. THE WAVE FRONT MOVEMENT OF THE HYDROGRAPH WILL BE USED TO
SEPARATE SEDIMENT FROM SHEET EROSION FROM RESUSPENDED SEDIMENT. NUTRIENT MASS BALANCES WILL BE USED
TO STUDY PROCESSING AND DELIVERY RATIOS ALONG THE RIVER. DELIVERY OF PHOSPHORUS FROM INLAND POINT
SOURCES TO LAKE ERIE WILL ALSO BE STUDIED AS WELL AS THE EXTENT OF ANNUAL VARIABILITY IN NUTRIENT
AND SEDIMENT YIELDS FROM AGRICULTURAL WATERSHEDS. INDIVIDUAL WATERSHED YIELD WILL BE CORRELATED
WITH DETAILED LAND USE/LAND CAPABILITY DATA.
ORD -RK10E3O-5080
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'PROJECT: 003335-AN EVALUATION OF FILTER FEEDING FISHES FOR REMOVING EXCESSIVE NUTRIENTS
AND ALGAE FROM WASTEWATER
TASK =LC35 -OO0048 **EPA=R805453-O1 " (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/77 - 04/8O FY80
WR DUFFER EPA/ERL - ADA FTS-8 - 743 - 2243
S HENDERSON STATE GAME/FISH COMM LITTLE ROCK
O9/78 -COMPLETE CONSTRUCTION AND RENOVATION ACTIVITIES
04/so -FINAL REPORT ON REMOVAL OF POLLUTANTS BY FILTER FEEDING FISH
(PE-C35 ) WASTEWATER SYSTEMS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
FINAL PROJECT REPORT ON REMOVAL OF
POLLUTANTS BY FILTER FEEDING FISH.
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
FILTER FEEEDING FISH SPECIES HAVE BEEN EVALUATED IN TERMS
OF WASTEWATER TREATMENT EFFECTIVENESS AND PRODUCTION RATES
PREMINARY RESULTS WERE PRESENTED AT THE SEMINAR ON
AOUACULTURE SYSTEMS FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT CONDUCTED AT
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID..
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
AR 72201
UNIV OF CALIF. DAVIS ON SEPT. 11,12, 1979
OROIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
SSIE-GMA
PE -C35
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
5314 2
EPA -R805453-01
ORD -RL10E30-1080
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- C6-28-8O
RECN-003335
LABN-L822C-O62
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE IS TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A POLYCULTURE OF FISHES TO REDUCE
NUTRIENTS AND ALGAE IN WASTEWATER. THE KEY SPECIES TO BE USED ARE HYPOPTHALMICHTHv'ES MOLITRIX AND
ARISTICHTHYES NOBILIS: BOTH ARE FILTER FEEDERS. THIS WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY STOCKING THE FISH AT
VARIOUS RATES INTO A SIX POND SERIES OF SEWAGE OXIDATION LAGOONS AT THE STATE HOSPITAL AT BENTON.
ARKANSAS. PARAMETERS TO BE MONITORED AT THE OUTFLOW OF EACH POND ARE: DISSOLVED OXYGEN, BIOCHEMICAL
OXYGEN DEMAND, PH. CARBON DIOXIDE, TURBIDITY, CONDUCTIVITY, FECAL COLIFORMS. SUSPENDED SOLIDS.
NUTRIENTS, TEMPERATURE, FLOW RATE, AND PLANKTON POPULATIONS. METHODS OF HARVESTING FISH FROM SEWAGE
LAGOONS WILL ALSO BE INVESTIGATED.PRELIMINARY STUDIES IN SEWAGE LAGOONS AND AOUACULTURE PONDS HAVE
SHOWN THAT THE PRESENCE OF THESE FISHES DOES CAUSE A REDUCTION OF NUTRIENTS AND A SIGNIFICANT
IMPACT ON PLANKTON POPULATIONS. THE PURPOSE Of THIS INVESTIGATION IS TO DETERMINE PROPER STOCKING
RATES AND BOD LOADING RATES FOR LAGOONS TO AFFECT MAXIMUM TREATMENT OF THE EFFLUENT
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EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.•
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT.
-PESTICIDE USE REDUCTION THROUGH INTEGRATED CONTROL PROCEDURES ON MUSK
THISTLE (CARDUUS NUTANS)
TASK = W771 -000016 * <-EPA = R805455-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/77 - O9/8O : FY79
KJ HOOD EPA/OEPER- DAA 202-426-2317
EA MARTINKO UNIV OF KANSAS CENTER FOR RESEARCH INC.
OO/OO -ANNUAL REPORTS; QUARTERLY1 REPORTS
(PE-771 ) INTEGRATED PESTICIDE MANAGEMENT
1O-O6 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNG. AND RODENT ACT
20-34 DAA FOR PESTICIDE PROGRAMS
THE PLANT HAS UNUSUAL OVER-WINTER QUALITIES. POSSIBLE
BASED UPON GENETIC FACTORS; THIS INFORMATION HAS
PERMITTED IDENTIFICATION OF SENSITIVE PARTS OF THE
PLANT SYCLE WHEN SPRAY CONTROL IS VERY EFFECTIVE.
SEVERAL INSECT PREDATORS HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED.
RECN-OO5266 SSIE-GMA 48O2 2 EPA -R8O5455-O1 ORD -RW10B3O-5O79
PE -771
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO GAIN A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF MUSK THISTLE BIOLOGY AND ITS INTERACTIONS WITH THE
ENVIRONMENT. TO DEVELOP PROCEDURES TO DETECT THISTLE POPULATIONS USING REMOTE SENSING. TO DEVELOP
CONTROL STRATEGIES, AND TO DETERMINE THE BASIC BOTANY OF THE PLANT THAT ENABLES IT TO EXTEND AND
HOLD ITS RANGE. APPROACH: FIELD STUDIES ARE CONDUCTED IN KANSAS. NEBRASKA AND COLORADO. LAB WORK IS
DONE AT KANSAS UNIVERSITY. BASIC BOTANY OF THE PLANT AND ITS ADAPTATION TO THE ENVIRONMENT IS BEING
DETERMINED. REMOTE SENSING TECHNIQUES ARE BEING DEVELOPED AND VARIFIED ON THE RATE OF INFESTATION
AND SPREAD OF THE THISTLE- NATURAL PREDATORS AND SPRAY CONTROL IS BEING STUDIED.
LABN-X617-03
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
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INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID.. :
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CURR. RESULTS
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
-LASER RAMAN MONITORING OF SULFURIC ACID. SULFATES. SULFUR TRIOXIDE, AND
SULFUR DIOXIDE IN STACK EMISSIONS
TASK =G833D-EB-015 **EPA=R8O5458-O2 - * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION D4~E : 1O/77 - O3/80 : FY79
JS NADER E^A/ESRL - RTP 919-541-3085
R CHANG -ALE UNIV DEPT OF ENG & APPLIED SCI
03/79 -PROGRESS REPORT
03/80 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-833 ) MEASURE. S1S & INSTR. DEVEL FOR ENGIN.
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
PROGRESS MADE IN OPTIMIZATION OF INSTRUMENTATION IN
SEVERAL AREAS RELATING TO MEASUREMENT OF NECESSARY
RAMAN SCATTERING CROSS SECTION, LINEWIDTH, AND LINESHIFT.
RECN-OO1991 SSIE-GMA 52OO 1 EPA -R805458-O2 ORD -RG1OB3O-1079
LABN-G625B-EB-016 PE -833
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO OBTAIN ABSOLUTE RAMAN CROSS SECTIONS OF GASEOUS H2S04 AND S03 AND THEIR RAMAN SPECTRAL
LINEWIDTH AND LINESHIFTS AND TO DEMONSTRATE IN THE LABORATORY THE VIABILITY OF RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY
IN DISTINGUISHING THE MULTIPHASES OF SULFUR OXIDES. APPROACH: CALIBRATION OF H2S04 CONCENTRATIONS
FOR CROSS SECTION MEASUREMENT WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY DETERMINING THE PARTIAL PRESSURE OF H2S04 AS
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TOTAL PRESSURE AND THE SUM Of PARTIAL PRESSURES OF S03 AMD H20. RESULTS TO
DATE: RAMAN SCATTER WAVELENGTHS FOR H2S04 HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED AT 120O/CM AND 825/CM. GASES SUCH
AS S03, NO. C02, AND S02 DO NOT INTERFERE. N02 MAY INTERFERE DEPENDING UPON ITS CONCENTRATION
RELATIVE TO H2S04. PROGRESS HAS BEEN MADE IN OPTIMIZATION OF INSTRUMENTATION IN SEVERAL AREAS
RELATING TO THE MEASUREMENT OF THE NECESSARY RAMAN SCATTERING CROSS SECTION. LINEWIDTH. AND
LINESHIFT
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PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
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PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT :
CML (803) 559-0371
BRICE MAR BIOL LAB
-RIVULUS MARMORATUS - AN INVESTIGATION OF ITS POTENTIAL AS A CANCER
RESEARCH AND CHEMICAL CARCINOGEN SCREENING ORGANISM
TASK =OC2N -000017 **EPA = R805469'-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE OB/11 - O9/8O : FY80
WP DAVIS EPA/ERL -GULF BREEZE
CC KOENIG COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
09/79 -REPORT
(PE-C2N ) TRANS.FATE, AND EFFECTS OF ENERGY REL POLLUTANTS
3O-99 GENETICS. BIOASSAV
HUNDREDS OF INDIVIDUALS AND EXPOSURES TO 5 SELECTED
TEST SUBSTANCES UNDERWAY. SISTER-CHROMATID EXCHANGE
TESTED AND SUITABLE FISHES BEING SELECTED. TISSUE
CULTURE TECHNIQUES BEING TESTED.
RECN-OO3891 SSIE-GMA 4123 3 EPA -R805469-01
LABN-0625F-OO17 PE -C2N
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED-
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING OF METHODOLOGY TO USE GENETICALLY DEFINED STRAINS OF MARINE FISH
AS LABORATORY AND FIELD EXPOSURE TO SCREEN POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL MUTAGENIC. TERATOGENIC AND
CARCINOGENIC COMPOUNDS. APPROACH: USING CONTROLLED CULTURES OF ISOGENIC HOMOZYGOUS CLONES OF A
NATURALLY HERMAPHRODITIC FISH SPECIES, ESTABLISH BIOASSAY PROCEDURES FOR COMPOUNDS WITH MUTAGENIC.
TERATOGENIC. AND CARCINOGENIC PROPERTIES. SECONDLY, TO PERFECT A SISTER-CHROMATID-EXCHANGE
TECHNIQUE FOR SELECTED MARINE FISH SPECIES FOR IN VITRO, IN VIVO, TESTS.
ORD -RQ10B30-3080
06-28-8O
"PROJECT: OO5995-METHODOLOGIES FOR UTILIZATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL-IMPACT-ASSESSMENT DATA
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. . .
PROGRAM ID. .
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT . . .
TASK =F825Q-793340 f +EPA=R805476 ••-* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/77 - 09/81 • FY79
CT RJPBERGER EPA/IERL - RTP
LR BABCOCK UNIV OF ILLINOIS
10/78 -COMPLETE RESEARCH RELATED TO HEALTH EFFECT LINKAGES
1O/79 -COMPLETE RESEARCH RELATED TO TRANSPORT-TRANSFORMATION
1O/80 -COMPLETE INTEGRATION STUDIES
(PE-825 ) FUEL PROCESSING .PREPARATION ADV COMBUSTION
1O-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
1O-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
10-13 SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL ACT
RECN-005995 SSIE-GMA 4132 2 EPA -R805476
PE -825
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
FTS 8-629-2911
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
ENTERED - O6-28-8O
ORD -RF10B30-1079
UPDATED- O6-28-8O
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DEFINE METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES FOR USE WITHIN THE EPA WHICH WOULD FACILITATE THE
IDENTIFICATION OF HAZARDS AND SETTING OF STANDARDS AND CONTROL PRIORITIES. APPROACH: DEFINE
METHODOLOGY OF USE BY HEALTH-EFFECTS PERSONNEL AND OTHERS OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND ASSESSMENT
DATA TO GENERATE MEANINGFUL CAUSE-EFFECT RESULTS.
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COLI
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.. :
PROGRAM ID...:
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE.. ..
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
FTS 8-838-4843
DEPT OF MICROBIOL/WOODWARD
PHAGE RESISTANCE AS A MEANS OF SEPARATING HUMAN AND ANIMAL
STRAINS AND DEFINING COLONIZATION POTENTIALS
TASK = DC27 -2EOOO7 • *EPA=R805488 * - (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/77 - 09/80 : FY80
AP DUFOUR EPA/HERL - CINC
PS COHEN UNIV OF RHODE ISLAND
03/8O -INTERIM REPORT
09/80 -PHAGE AND ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE PATTERN DEFINED FOR DISTINGUISHING HUMAN FROM N
(PE-C27 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - WATER QUALITY
PHAGE AND ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE PATTERN DEFINED FOR
DISTINGUISHING HUMAN FROM NON-HUMAN E. COLI STRAINS
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
20-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
E. COLI BACTERIOPHAGE RESISTANCE PATTERNS DETERMINED FOR
E. COLI STRAINS FROM ENVIRONMENTAL AND ANIMAL ISOLATES
HAVE BEEN CORRELATED WITH SOURCE OF POLLUTION
(I.E., HUMAN VS. NON-HUMAN).
54O1 2 EPA -R8O5488 ORD -RD10B30-5O80
RECN-001076
LABN-D607C-013
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
SSIE-GMA
PE -C27
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- 05-28-80
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROPOSAL IS TO DETERMINE A COMBINED PHAGE AND ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE
PATTERN WHICH CAN BE USED TO DISTINGUISH THE SOURCE OF ESCHERICHIA COLI STRAINS (I.E., HUMAN FROM
NON-HUMAN). APPROACH: THE METHOD FOR DISTINGUISHING HUMAN FROM NON-HUMAN E. COLI STRAINS. IT IS
ANTICIPATED THAT THIS CAPABILITY WILL AID IN DISCRIMINATING SOURCES OF POLLUTION, THEREBY ASSISTING
IN ASSESSMENTS OF WASTEWATER TREATMENT REQUIREMENTS AND HUMAN HEALTH HAZARDS.
•PROJECT OOO273-ELECTROCHEMICAL TREATMENT OF SEAFOODS PROCESSING WASTEWATER
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE.
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
TASK =B610B-000627 * »EPA=R805493 -01 •*' (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/77 - O6/79 FV79
HW THOMPSON EPA/IERL - CINC
RD GRAY R C L INDUSTRIES INC GLOUCHESTER MA 0193O
RD GRAY NEW ENGLAND FISH COMM NEW BEDFORD MA 02741
C LIU NEW ENGLAND FISH COMM NEW BEDFORD MA 02741
06/80 -FINAL REPORT RECEIVED
(PE-610 ) INDUSTRIAL PROC. - WATER QUALITY
10-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
RECN-000273 SSIE-GMA 5218 1 EPA -R805493-01
PE -61O
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DETERMINE THE TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY OF TREATING SEAFOODS PROCESSING
WASTEWATERS B't ELECTROCHEMICAL COAGULATI ON/FLOTATION FOLLOWED BY SAND FILTRATION. THE SLUDGE
REMOVED FROM THE FLOTATION CELL WILL BE EVALUATED FOR POSSIBLE UTILIZATION AS A PET FOOD. POULTRY
FEED INGREDIENT, AND FERTILIZER. APPROACH: FOLLOWING DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION. A MOBILE PILOT PLANT
WILL BE OPERATED AT SEVEN SEAFOOD PROCESSING PLANTS. THE VARIETY OF SEAFOODS PROCESSED AT THFSE
PLANTS INCLUDES WHITING. HERRING. SHRIMP FLOUNDER. COD. SCALLOP CRAB. LOBSTER. AND SARDINE.
ORD -RE 10830-1079
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
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RUN DATE: 07/O9/80 * 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
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INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE....
FTS-8-686-9011
UNIV OF FLORIDA
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT....
TASK =OC31 -OOOO10 * *EPA = R8O5497-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 06/78 - 07/81 : FY80
GE WALSH EPA/ERL -GULF BREEZE
JV SHIREMAN SCH OF FOREST RES & CONSRV
06/79 -ANNUAL REPORT ON FIELD STUDY
O6/8O -ANNUAL REPORT ON BIOLOGICAL CONTROL
O7/81 -REPORT
(PE-C31 ) MARINE ECO EFFECTS - WATER QUALITY
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
10-99 L 95-217
SSIE-GMA 4945 2 EPA -R8O5497-01
PE -C31
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DETERMINE THE IMPACT OF CHEMICAL/BIOLOGICAL CONTROL IN THE FISHERY ENVIRONMENT, AND TO
ASCERTAIN THE MOST DESIRABLE BALANCE OF VEGETATION VERSUS OPEN WATER THAT WILL MAINTAIN DESIRABLE
WATER QUALITY, FISH GROWTH, AND REPRODUCTION. TO EVALUATE THE FEASIBILITY OF COMBINING CHEMICAL AND
BIOLOGICAL WEED CONTROL IN A NATURAL LAKE AND DETERMINE COST BENEFIT RATIOS, AND TO DETERMINE THE
EFFECTS OF DENSE SUBMERGED AQUATIC WEED GROWTH ON THE RECREATIONAL UTILIZATION AND FISH POPULATION
OF ORANGE LAKE, FLORIDA.
RECN-OO3846
LABN-0608A-001O
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORD -RQ1OB30-1O80
UPDATED- O6-28-8O
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•PROJECT: OO3367-ON-FARM IMPROVEMENTS TO REDUCE SEDIMENT AND NUTRIENTS IN IRRIGATION
RETURN FLOW
TASK =L77OA-1-O045 "•EPA =R8O5527-O1 * - (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/77 - 03/81 : FY79
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID. .:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT...
EPA/ERL - ADA
WASHINGTON STATE UNIV
WASHINGTON STATE UNIV
WASHINGTON STATE UNIV
WASHINGTON STATE UNIV
JP LAW
LG KING
BL MCNEAL
WH PIETSCH
S MATULICH
1O/78 -ANNUAL REPORT
10/-79 -ANNUAL REPORT
1O/80 -ANNUAL REPORT
03/81 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-770 ) RENEWABLE RESOURCES -WATER QUALITY
1O-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
PROJECT FIELD WORK IS PROGRESSING ACCORDING TO SCHEDULE. STRUCTURA
IMPROVEMENTS ARE BEING INSTALLED FOR DATA COLLECTION DURING 1979-8O
CROPPING SEASONS.
FTS 8-743-23OO
DEPT OF CIVIL 5 ENV ENGIN
DEPT OF CIVIL & ENV ENGIN
DEPT OF CIVIL & ENV ENGIN
DEPT OF CIVIL 5 ENV ENGIN
SSIE-GMA 3S24 2
EPA -R8O5527-O1
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RL10E3O-1O79
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
RECN-OO3367
PE -770
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OVERALL OBJECTIVES OF THIS PROJECT INCLUDE THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A PROGRAM FOR REDUCING THE
NUTRIENT AND SEDIMENT DISCHARGES IN IRRIGATION RETURN FLOW FROM A WELL DEFINED SUBBASIN OF
APPROXIMATELY 2,000 ACRES. THE PROJECT IS INTENDED TO PROVIDE A FRAMEWORK FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF 20R
PLANS FOR IRRIGATED AGRICULTURE IN WASHINGTON. A HIGH DEGREE OF FARMER PARTICIPATION WILL BE
OBTAINED BY PROVIDING COST SHARING FUNDS FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS ON INDIVIDUAL FARMS WITHIN THE
SUBBASIN. TECHNICAL HELP WILL BE PROVIDED FOR CHANGE OF PRACTICES NOT INVOLVING CAPITAL
IMPROVEMENTS. THE REDUCTION IN NUTRIENTS AND SEDIMENTS AFFECTED BY SPECIFIC PRACTICE CHANGES WILL
BE QUANTIFIED. THE BEST FARMING PRACTICES WILL BE IDENTIFIED ON A COST EFFECTIVENESS BASIS.
INFORMATION CONCERNING PROGRESS OF THE PROJECT WILL BE DISSEMINATED THROUGH COUNTY EXTENSION
AGENTS. IRRIGATION AND CONSERVATION DISTRICTS. ANNUAL FIELD DAYS ON THE PROJECT SITE. PERIODIC AND
FINAL REPORTS TO THE STATE OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY AND THE U. S. ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY
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'PROJECT- 001902-CHEMICAL REACTIONS OF ATMOSPHERIC HALOGENATED SPECIES
TASK =GC1V -OOO517 **EPA=R8O5532-02 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/77 - 09/80 : FY80
EPA OFFICER.: MC DODGE EPA/ESRL - RTP FTS-8-629-2374
INVESTIGATOR. MJ MOLINA UNIV OF CALIFORNIA CHEM DEPT
FS ROWLAND UNIV OF CALIFORNIA CHEM DEPT
MILESTONES...: 10/81 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID.... (PE-C1V ) TRANSPORT AND FATE - TOXICS
MANDATE 1O-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
CURR. RESULTS: ABSORPTION CROSS SECTIONS OBTAINED FOR CBR2F2. CBRC1F2.
AND CBRF2CBRF2.
ORDIS CODES... RECN-001902 SSIE-GMA 3882 3 EPA -R805532-02 ORD -RG10B30-1080
LABN-G76OC-DA-O07 PE -C1V
PROJ STATUS. : ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS RESEARCH PROGRAM IS TO BETTER THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE
TRANSFORMATION AND REMOVAL OF HALOGENATED POLLUTANTS IN THE ENVIRONMENT APPROACH: UV ABSORPTION
CROSS SECTIONS WILL BE OBTAINED FOR SELECTED BROMINATED COMPOUNDS. FTIR STUDIES OF SEMI-STABLE
MOLECULES OF ATMOSPHERIC SIGNIFICANCE WILL CONDUCTED, AND FIELD MEASUREMENTS OF METHYLCHLOROFORM
WILL BE MADE.
"•PROJECT- 006033-REDUCTION OF POLLUTANT FORMATION IN COAL PARTICLE AND LIQUID FUEL SPRAY
FLAMES
TASK =F829L-792390 <*EPA=R8O5552 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/77 - 09/81 FY79
EPA OFFICER.: WS LANIER EPA/IERL - RTP FTS 8-629-2432
INVESTIGATOR.: JM BEER MIT ELEC ENG DEPT
MILESTONES.. : 1O/77 -INITIATE GRANT
1O/78 -IDENTIFY COAL AND OIL PYROLYSIS MECHANISMS
10/8O -COMPLETE DOCUMENTATION
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-829 ) NITROGEN OXIDE CONTROL -ENERGY
MANDATE : 1O-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
CURR. RESULTS: EXPERIMENTS ON A MONTANA LIGNITE CHAR (44-53UM SIZE CUT, DEVOLATILI ZED
TO ASSYMPTOTIC WEIGHT LOSS AT 17 K ) DEMONSTRATION EFFECTIVELY NO
ENHANCEMENT ( + -15"/,) OF THE NO/CHAR REACTION BY 1.5% CO FOR THE
TEMPERATURE RANGE 13OO-16OO K.
ORDIS CODES... RECN-OO6033 SSIE-GMA 4632 2 EPA -R805552 ORD -RF1OB30-1079
PE -829
PROO STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - O6-28-80 UPDATED- 06-28-8C
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO OBTAIN INFORMATION ON THE KINETICS OF COAL AND
HEAVY-OIL COMBUSTION. THE DATA WILL BE GENERATED ON PARTICLES AND DROPLETS IN A LAMINAR FURNACE AND
IN A PLUG FLOW SPRAY COMBUSTOR. SPECIAL ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO HOW ATOMIZER-FUEL COMBINATIONS
INFLUENCE SPRAY CHARACTERISTICS.
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PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
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OMB No. 158-KOO81
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-luman Epithelial Cell Metabolic_Activation Svslems for Use with Human Oil
3IVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
>ROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
J. Justin McCormick, PH.D., Principal Investigator, Associate Professor and Co-Director of the
Carcinogenesis Laboratory, College of Osteopathic Medicine
Veronica M. Maher, PH.D., Co-Principal Investigator, Associate Professor and Co-Director of
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Carcinogenesis Laboratory, Michigan State University, College of Osteopathic Medicine,
East Lansing, Michigan 48824
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objective*, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Pregreaa (300 wordt or lest. Omit conlldentlal data).
In the Sknithoonlan Science Information Exchange, • umraariea of work in progress ore exchanged with government and private agenciee iup -
parting reaearch and are forwarded to inveitlgatora who requeat luch information. Your summary 1* to be used for theae purpoie*.
The need to develop ever more adequate test systems which can reliably determine the possible
toxic mutagenic, teratogenic and/or carcinogenic effects of exposure of the human population to
chemicals in the environment is becoming more and more evident. It is, of course, notpossible to
carry out such testing in humans, and therefore, information on risk estimates has to be extrapolatejd
to man from results obtained in test systems which utilizemicroorganisms, mammalian cells in
culture, or animals. Mammalian cells in culture have come into increasing importance in biological
testing because they retain many of the characteristics of the target cells at risk and, yet, can be
grown into very large populations and analyzed and characterized by a wide range of biochemical
and genetic techniques that are not possible with whole animals. During the past several years,
we have developed a quantitative system for measuring the cytotoxic and mutagenic effect of
radiation and direct-acting chemicals in diploid human skin fibroblasts in culture and have shown
that these effects are directly related to the capacity of human cells to repair damage to DNA.
Since the human population is to far more likely to be exposed to parent compounds than to direct-
acting model compounds, we propose to extend the capability of the diploid human fibroblast cell
mutagenesis system to include parent compounds, or mixtures of chemicals, which require metaboli
activation by coupling it with cell-mediated activation systems. Human epithelial cells as well as
human organs and tissues will serve as our primary sources of metabolic activation. In addition,
we will compare sources derived from non-primate mammals. To detect and diaracterize the meta-
bolic activation of parent compounds, we will: (1) quantitate their cytotoxic effect by measuring
cells' loss of ability to clone, (2) quantitate the induction of mutations using several markers and
(3) determine the number and kinds of adducts formed on DNA by covalent attachment of
chemical residues. We will use several biochemical techniques to confirm that the cells of the
feeder layer are metabolically active.
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'PROJECT- OO1767-MODELING OF ATMOSPHERIC FLOWS AND POLLUTANT DISPERSAL OVER AND AROUND
HILLS AND BUILDINGS
TASK =G603A-AB-012 **EPA=R805595-O3 *+ (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OS/77 - 03/81 FY79
WH SNYDER EPA/ESRL - RTP FTS 8-629-2811
SP ARYA NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV OEPT OF GEOSCI
O9/7S -PROJECT CONTINUATION
09/79 -PROJECT CONTINUATION
O3/81 - FINAL REPORT DETAILING RESULTS OF FLUID MODELING STUDIES AND MATHEMATICAL MODE
(PE-603 ) TRANS. AND FATE -AIR
REPORT DETAILING RESULTS OF FLUID MODELING STUDIES
AND MATHEMATICAL MODELS DEVELOPMENT
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
2O-2O AA FOR AIR AND WASTE MANAGEMENT
20-23 DAA FOR AIR QUALITY PLANNING AND STANDARDS
RESULTS INCLUDE ADVANCES IN WIND TUNNEL INSTRUMENTATION,
ATMOSPHERIC BOUNDARY LAYER SIMULATION. AND NUMERICAL
MODELING. SEVERAL REPORTS PUBLISHED AND OTHERS IN PRESS.
4476 2 EPA -R805595-O3 ORD -RG1OB3O-5079
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID..
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE.
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
SSIE-GMA
PE -603
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- JAN-MAR SO
RECN-001767
LABN-G6O3A-AB-34
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO CONDUCT BASIC FLUID MODELING AND THEORETICAL STUDIES
OF THE FLOW AND DIFFUSION OF POLLUTANTS OVER COMPLEX TOPOGRAPHY WORK WILL INCLUDE COMPARISONS OF
NEWLY ACQUIRED DATA WITH EXISTING THEORIES AND MODELING TECHNIQUES IN ORDER TO VERIFY AND REFINE
PRESENT MODELS AS WELL AS TO DEVELOP NEW ONES. APPROACH: VISUALIZATION TECHNIQUES AND GROUND LEVEL
CONCENTRATION MEASUREMENTS USING THE WIND TUNNEL AND WATER CHANNEL/TOWING TANK WILL PROVIDE THE
DATA NECESSARY FOR THE STUDIES.
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'PROJECT- 001116-HUMAN HEALTH EFFECTS OF SODIUM IN THE DRINKING WATER
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PUBLIC HLTH DIV
PUBLIC HLTH DIV
TASK =D614B-011COO **EPA=R8O5612-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O2/78 - O2/83 FY78
DG -GREATHOUSE EPA/HERL - CINC
RW TUTHILL UNIV OF MASSACHUSETTS
EJ CALABRESE UNIV OF MASSACHUSETTS
12/78 -COMPLETION OF STUDY OF EFFECTS IN SECOND GRADERS
12/79 -COMPLETION OF HIGH SCHOOL IN NEW COMMUNITIES
12/79 -BOTTLE WATER STUDY COMPLETED
12/31 -COMPLETION OF PRE- AND POST-CHANGE OVER STUDY
12/82 -COMP. OF HOSP STUDY OF INCIDENCE OF CIRCUL. SYSTEM/KIDNEY DISEASES
(PE-614 ) DRINKING WATER
10-13 SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL ACT
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT....
RECN-001116
PE -614
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
SSIE-GMA 5387
EPA -R805612-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RD10B30-1078
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
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A PRIOR STUDY BY THE INVESTIGATORS COMPARING 300 HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES IN A HIGH SODIUM (1O8 PPM)
WITH THOSE IN A LOW SODIUM (8 PPM) DRINKING WATER COMMUNITY INDICATED A MEDICALLY AND STATISTICALLY
SIGNIFICANT UPSHIFT IN' THE POPULATION BLOOD PRESSURE (B.P ) DISTRIBUTION IN BOTH MALES AND FEMALES
FOR BOTH SYSTOLIC AND DIASTOLIC B.P.'S. A SUBSEQUENT ANALYSIS OF HOME FIRST MORNING TAP WATER
SAMPLES FOR NINE HEAVY METALS POTENTIALLY RELATED TO CIRCULATORY SYSTEM DISEASE IS CURRENTLY
UNDERWAY ALONG WITH AN ANALYSIS OF THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM MORTALITY EXPERIENCE OF THE TWO
COMMUNITIES OVER THE PAST DECADE. THE PHASED RESEARCH PROGRAM BEING PROPOSED FOR THIS GRANT IS
DESIGNED TO PROVIDE FURTHER HUMAN POPULATION DATA ON THE HEALTH EFFECTS OF SODIUM IN THE DRINKING
WATER. THE SPECIFIC STUDIES ARE: A REPLICATION OF THE ORIGINAL STUDY IN A SECOND GRADE POPULATION;
REPLICATION IN TWO DIFFERENT WATCHED COMMUNITIES WITH ONLY HALF THE DIFFERENCE IN SODIUM LEVELS: A
BOTTLED WATER STUDY TO DIFFERENTIATE THE SODIUM EFFECT ON B.P. DISTRIBUTION FROM OTHER WATER
FACTORS: A BEFORE AND AFTER COMMUNITY CHANGEOVER TO LOW SODIUM WATER STUDY OF E.P. DISTRIBUTIONS OF
SIXTH GRADERS AND EARLY MIDDLE-AGED ADULTS: A BEFORE AND AFTER STUDY OF HOSPITALIZED INCIDENCE OF
CIRCULATORY SYSTEM MORBIDITY.
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'PROJECT: O05694-HUMAN HEALTH EFFECTS OF ELEVATED DRINKING WATER SODIUM LEVELS
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR..
MILESTONES. :
PROGRAM ID. :
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT . . .
TASK =DC60 -7DOO01 *»EPA=R805612-O2 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O2/78 - O2/83 : FV8O
RH OSBORNE EPA/HERL - CINC
EJ CALABRESE UNIV OF MASSACHUSETTS
RW TUTHILL UNIV OF MASSACHUSETTS
02/80 -COMPLETION OF BOTTLED WATER STUDY
02/83 -COMPLETION OF PROJECT
(PE-C60 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - DRINKING WATER
1O-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
20-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
BOTTLED WATER STUDY NEARING COMPLETION. RESULTS
CURRENTLY UNDERGOING PRELIMINARY PHASE OF ANALYSIS.
SSIE-GMA 6670
513-684-7249
PUBLIC HLTH DIV
PUBLIC HLTH DIV
EPA -R805612-02
ORD -RD1OB30-5080
ENTERED - 06-28-80
UPDATED- 06-28-80
RECN-O05694
PE -C60
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBL1C
OBJECTIVE: RECENT STUDIES HAVE CONFIRMED CLINICAL AND STATISTIAL ELEVATIONS OF THE BLOOD PRESSURE
DISTRIBUTIONS OF TENTH AND THIRD GRADE CHILDREN FROM A COMMUNITY WITH HIGH SODIUM LEVELS AND ONE
WITH LOW LEVELS OF SODIUM. A BOTTLED WATER STUDY WILL BE UNDERTAKEN AMONG FOURTH GRADERS IN THE
HIGH SODIUM COMMUNITY TO DETERMINE IF THE BLOOD PRESSURE OF DIFFERENCE IS DUE TO SODIUM INGESTED IN
DRINKING WATER OR FACTORS UNRELATED TO WATER INGESTION. APPROACH: ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY CHILDREN WILL
BE DIVIDED INTO THREE STUDY GROUPS. BOTTLED WATER WILL BE SUPPLIED CONTAINING VARYING AMOUNTS OF
SODIUM. THE CHILDREN WILL USE THE BOTTLED WATER FOR ALL DRINKING AND COOKING PURPOSES FOR THREE
MONTHS. BLOOD PRESSURE AND URINE SODIUM WILL BE MONITORED TO DETECT ANY DIFFERENCES AMONG THE THREE
STUDY GROUPS.
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. . . :
PROGRAM ID.. . :
FINAL OUTPUT. :
MANDATE.
FTS-8-684-7661
CHICAGO
URBANA
CHICAGO
IL 60611
IL 61801
IL 6O611
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS...
ABSTRACT :
-ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES & AGRICULTURAL BENEFITS RESULTING FROM UTILIZATION
OF MUNICIPAL SEWAGE SLUDGE IN THE PRODUCTION OF CROPS (ABBR
TASK =CC36 -O1TC28 **EPA=R805629-01 * » (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/77 - 02/81 : FY8O
GK DOTSON EPA/MERL - CINC
C LUE HING METRO SAN DIST OF CHICAGO
TD HINESLY UNIV OF ILLINOIS
D 2ENZ METRO SAN DIST OF CHICAGO
10/80 -WORK COMPLETED
02/81 -FINAL REPORT PUBLISHED
(PE-C3G ) URBAN SYS & TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGE - WATER QUALITY
SLUDGE TREATED CORNPLOT YIELDS EQUAL OR EXCEED YIELDS OF
CONVENTIONALLY FERTILIZED CONTROLS NO SIGNIDICANT DIFFERENCE
WAS FOUND IN PERFORMANCE BETWEEN EGG-LAYING HENS FED RATION
OF SOYBEANS AND CORN WITH VARIABLE CD CONCENTRATION
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
10-05 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
2O-12 DAA FOR WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS
2O-14 DAA FOR SOLID WASTE
NO SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE BETWEEN YIELDS FROM IRRIGATED
FERTILIZED PLOTS AND THOSE TREATED WITH SLUDGE. NO
SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE IN PERFORMANCE BETWEEN EGG-LAYING
PULLETS FED WITH CORN AND SOYBEAN MEAL CONTAINING 0.71
AND 2.38 PPM CD.
RECN-OO5482 SSIE-GMA 4574 3 EPA -R805629-O1
LABN-C611B-7219 PE -C36
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE GENERAL OBJECTIVES ARE TO COLLECT INFORMATION NEEDED TO DEVELOP METHODS FOR
PREVENTING OR MINIMIZING ADVERSE EFFECTS ON SOILS. CROPS. WATER, AND ANIMALS. AND MAXIMIZING
BENEFITS FROM USING SEWAGE SLUDGE AS A FERTILIZER AND SOIL CONDITIONER. APPROACH: FIELD PLOTS AND
LYSIMETER PLOTS WITH THREE SOIL TYPES AND STRIP-MINED SOIL WILL RECEIVE LIQUID DIGESTED SLUDGE
APPLICATIONS AT VARYING RATES (0, 1/4. 1/2 AND MAXIMUM). SOME PLOTS HAVE RECEIVED ANNUAL SLUDGE
APPLICATIONS FOR NINE (9) YEARS. MAXIMUM RATE IS EQUIVALENT TO ONE INCH PER WEEK FOR ABOUT SIX TO
NINE WEEKS. THE EFFECT OF SLUDGE COMPONENTS ON SOIL, WATER AND CROPS WILL BE DETERMINED BY REGULAR
SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS. CORN AND SOYBEANS PRODUCED ON SLUDGE TREATED SOILS WILL BE FED TO LAYING
HENS. THE EFFECT ON THE HEALTH. COMPOSITION AND PRODUCTION OF THE HENS WILL BE MEASURED OVER A
PERIOD OF BO WEEKS. CADMIUM ACCUMULATION IN THE HENS AND EGGS WILL BE DETERMINED. A SINGLE
APPLICATION OF DEWATERED SLUDGE AT HIGH RATE ON FIELD PLOTS ON STRIP-MINED SOILS WILL BE COMPARED
TO INCREMENTAL LIQUID SLUDGE APPLICATIONS ANNUALLY.
ORD -RC10B30-5O80
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*PROJECT: 00526O-AMMONIA TOXICITY TO FISHES
EPA OFFICER. .
INVESTIGATOR. :
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. .
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT.
FTS 8-783-9546
DEPT OF BIOL
DEPT OF BIOL
AND
TASK =.N8B2 -OOOOO1 **EPA=R8O5636 »» (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/77 - O9/80 : FY79
WA BRUNGS EPA/ERL - DULUTH
RV THURSTON MONTANA STATE UNIV
RC RUSSO MONTANA STATE UNIV
O7/8O -FINAL REPORT ON EFFECTS OF FLUCTUATIONS
09/80 -FINAL DRAFT OF CRITERION DOCUMENT
(PE-882 ) SCIENTIFIC ASSESSMENT R 8. D -AIR
10-99 304(A)
FLUCTUATION EXPERIMENTS COMPLETED.
LITERATURE SEARCH ON CHEMISTRY, ANALYSIS,
EFFECTS OF AMMONIA COMPLETED.
RECN-005260 SSIE-GMA 4021 2
PE -882
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DETERMINE THE EFFECT OF FLUCTUATIONS IN AMMONIA CONCENTRATIONS ON FRESHWATER FISH. TO
PREPARE A CRITERION DOCUMENT FOR THE CHEMISTRY AND FATE OF AMMONIA IN AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS AND ITS
EFFECTS ON AQUATIC ORGANISMS. APPROACH: ACUTE AND EMBRYO/LARVAL TESTS WITH SEVERAL PATTERNS OF
DIURNAL AND OTHER EXAMPLES OF FLUCTUATING AMMONIA CONCENTRATIONS. THE CRITERION DOCUMENT
PREPARATION WILL REQUIRE THE COLLECTION AND CRITICAL REVIEW OF APPROPRIATE WORLD LITERATURE AND
COORDINATE IN THE DRAFTING OF A TOTAL DOCUMENT WITH ECAO-CINCINNATI.
EPA -R805636
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RN1OB31-1O79
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PRfllFfT
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FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 1S8-R0081
PROJECT
SSIE j\
&56T7-bl£
EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT
Sampling Frequency - Microbiological Drinking Water Regulations
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Wesley 0. Pipes
Betz Professor of Ecology
Department of Biological Sciences
The Environmental Studies Institute
Robert R. Christian t
Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences
Department of Biological Sciences
The Environmental Studies Institute
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Drexel University
32nd & Chestnut Sts.
Philadelphia. Pa. 19104
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objective*, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progreo (100 words or !•••. Omit contldantlal data),
In the Smith aonlan Science Information Exchange, itimmariei of work In prof.mil are exchanged with government and private agenclei tup-
porting research and are forwarded to tnveatlgator* who requeet »uch Information. Your aummarjr 1« to be uaed for theae purpoeea.
The objective of this project is to provide a rational basis for determination
of the number of samples per month which need to be collected from a water distribu-
tion system to characterize the microbiological quality of the water and determine
compliance with the National Interim Primary Drinking Water Regulation. The
project^involves five phases; namely, 1) retrospective observation of historical
records of monitoring water distribution systems, 2) modeling of-the dispersion
of coliform bacteria in distribution systems, 3) development of field and laboratory
procedures, 4) field sampling, and 5) laboratory experiments on dispersion of
coliform bacteria in model systems.
This is the second year of a three year project. Phases 1) and 3) are
essentially complete. The field sampling the first year Included sampling of
distribution systems in four small communities in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Four additional systems will be sampled during the second year. The laboratory
experiments will be initiated during the second year. The mathematical modeling
is based upon data collected in the field and by means of the laboratory experiments
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PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO^Do not us« thl* ipace)
jP f7A rC / lJ $ .^ ^ ^
EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT The Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology or Chlorine uioxiae ana its
Products; A Comparison of Tolerance and Safety In Animals and Human Volunteers.
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY:
Joseph R. Blanchlne, M.D., Ph.D., Professor and Chairman (Principal Investigator)
Daniel Court, Ph.D., Professor of Pharmacology; Director Toxicology Laboratory
Mohamed S. AbdelRahman, Ph.D., Research Associate
NAME ANO ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
The Ohio State University Research Foundation
Klnnear Road, Columbus, OH 1»3212
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (t) Objective., (2) Appro.ch. (3) Current Plan, and/or Progr«.« (100 word3 or /••«. Omit confidential dmtm),
In th*> Staltheonlan Science Information Exchange, lummafie. of woiV In profni* ire exchanged with fovemment and privets agencie. itip -
porting research end are forwarded to Inve.tig»tor» who requeet iuch Information, Your aummary it to be u.ed for theee purpoeea.
This Is a second year continuation of a two year proposal (R805643)
which, was initiated here on July 14, 1978. Chlorination of drinking water
supplies causes appearance of chlorinated phenols and other potential toxic
materials. Chlorine dioxide (C1CL), a possible alternate water disinfectant
to chlorine, has been used for this purpose for several decades. Unfortunately
little is known about the relative safety of this substance and two of its
metabolites (chlorite and chlorate) for animals and man. Our initial short
term studies in animals and man reveal that CIO- is safe for animals and man.
Our detailed findings have been reported in our annual report to the En-
vironmental Protection Agency. We now propose to extend these tolerances
and safety studies to longer term chronic studies in both animals and human
adult volunteer subjects. Every consideration and safeguard has been inserted
into the studies in man to insure the safety of all subjects.
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'PROJECT- OO5O32-WATER HYACINTH WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
FTS 8-743-2243
LAKE BUENA VISTA
FL 3283O
PROGRAM ID....
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT....
TASK =LS22C-OOOO49 "-EPA=S805655-01 +- (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 08/78 - 07/82 : FY79
WR DUFFER EPA/ERL - ADA
RJ FOX REEDY CREEK IMPRV DIST
O5/79 -CONSTRUCTION COMPLETE
08/79 -INITIAL HYACINTH CROP ESTABLISHED
10/79 -PRELIMINARY TESTING COMPLETED
10/8O -COMPLETE TESTING UTILIZING SECONDARY EFFLUENT AS INPUT
10/81 -COMPLETE TESTING UTILIZING PRIMARY EFFLUENT AS INPUT
05/82 -COMPLETE HARVESTING AND NUTRIENT ADDITION EXPERIMENTS
07/82 -COMPLETE FINAL PROJECT REPORT EVALUATING DESIGN VARIABLES
(PE-822 ) CONTROL TECH & POINT SOURCE- WATER QUALITY
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
THE EXPERIMENTAL FACILITY HAS BEEN CONSTRUCTED AND TESTS
INITIATED TO DETERMINE THE TREATMENT EFFECTIVENESS OF THE
SYSTEM FOR INPUTS OF PRIMARY SEWAGE EFFLUENT.
SSIE-GMA 6025 EPA -S8O5655-O1
PE -822
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO DEMONSTRATE AN INNOVATIVE AND ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND WATER HYACINTH
WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM DESIGNED TO RECYCLE WATER AND NUTRIENTS. SPECIFIC GOALS: MEET TERTIARY
EFFLUENT STANDARDS OF 5 MG/L BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND (BOD) AND SUSPENDED SOLIDS (SS), 3 MG/L
NITROGEN (N), 1 MG/L PHOSPHORUS (P): SECONDARY SYSTEM REMOVAL CAPABILITY OF 85% BOD AND 75°( SS FROM
PRIMARY SEWAGE. THE APPROACH IS TO OPERATE A 5O.OOO GPD WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM, MONITOR THE
S'YSTEM AND ALL RELATED ACTIVITIES AND DETERMINE THE CAPABILITY OF THE SYSTEM TO MEET THE ABOVE
OBJECTIVES. PHASE I OF THE PLAN WILL DESIGN. CONSTRUCT. AND OPERATE THE SYSTEM FOR 18 MONTHS:
MONITOR SYSTEM, ANALYZE EFFECTIVENESS AND PUBLISH PERIODIC REPORTS AND A FINAL PHASE I REPORT. AS A
SEPARATE ACTIVITY, CONDUCT STUDIES TO DETERMINE (1) BIOMASS CHARACTERIZATION/GROWTH OPTIMIZATION OF
THE WATER HYACINTH AND (2) THE ENERGY CONVERSION POTENTIAL OF THE HYACINTH THROUGH ANAEROBIC
DIGESTION. PRELIMINARY DESIGN CRITERIA SHOULD BE DEVELOPED FOR WATER HYACINTH TREATMENT SYSTEMS
RECEIVING MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER. DATA FROM THIS PROJECT ARE TO BE UTILIZED FOR DESIGN OF A 1 O MGD
TREATMENT FACILITY
RECN-005O32
LABN-L822C-61
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORD -RL1OB3O-1079
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FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT. . . .
RECN-O03576
LABN-M611D-O41
PROJECT-COMPLETED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
OBJECTIVE: TO PROVIDE
NATIVE COMMUNITY FOR
9O7-479-7728
WAINWRIGHT
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TASK =M611B-OOOO41 **EPA=R805661-O1 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 10/77 - 10/78 : FY78
MA MITCHELL EPA/ERL - CORVALLIS
DD BODFISH WAINWRIGHT CITY GOVT WAINWRIGHT AK 99782
1O/78 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-611 ) WASTE MANAGEMENT- WATER QUALITY
REPORT EVAL ELIM. OR CONTROL OF POLLUTION.
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
SSIE-GMA 4222 1 EPA -R805661-01
PE -611
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE SUPPORT TO A SMALL
THE OPERATION OF A CENTRAL UTILITY TYPE FACILITY (INCLUDING WATER SUPPLY AND
WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEMS) FOR EVALUATION OF ENGINEERING PERFORMANCE AND INSTITUTIONAL MANAGEMENT.
FINAL OUTPUT: REPORT WHICH EVALUATES METHODS TO PROVIDE CENTRAL COMMUNITY FACILITIES FOR SAFE WATER
AND ELIMINATION OR CONTROL OF POLLUTION IN SMALL COMMUNITIES LACKING SUCH FACILITIES.
•PROJECT: OO1135-CHROMOSOME STUDIES IN HUMAN SUBJECTS EXPOSED TO ARSENIC IN DRINKING
WATER
TASK =D614B-029COO **EPA=R8O5665-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O5/78 - 10/8O : FY79
EPA OFFICER.: DG GREATHOUSE EPA/HERL - CINC
INVESTIGATOR.: BK VIG UNIV OF NEVADA
MILESTONES... 03/80 -PROJECT COMPLETION 5 FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID.. : (PE-614 ) PUBLIC SECTOR ACTIVITIES- WATER SUPPLY
MANDATE : 10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
ORDIS CODES. : RECN-001135 SSIE-GMA 5376 1 EPA -R805665-01
PE -614
PROJ STATUS. ACTIVE -MULTI YEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOV
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT . . . : THE PROJECT IS AIMED AT FINDING OUT IF CHROMOSOME EXPOSURE OF HUMAN POPULATION FOR 5 OR MORE YEARS
TO ARSENIC AT CONCENTRATIONS OF 0.05 MG/L OR HIGHER IN DRINKING WATER INCREASES THE INCIDENCE OF
GENETIC DAMAGE MEASURED AS CHROMOSOMES ABERRATIONS AND SISTER CHROMATID EXCHANGES (SCE'S) IN
COMPARISON TO THOSE INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE BEEN DRINKING WATER CONTAINING ARSENIC LESS THAN 0.01
MG/L, A LIMIT RECOMMENDED BY THE U.S.E.P.A. THE PLAN CALLS FOR ANALYZING LYMPHOCYTES GROWN IN
VITRO. FAMILY HISTORIES ABOUT ABNORMALITIES OF SKIN AND OTHER ORGANS OF THE BODY SHALL BE COLLECTED
AS WELL AS THE DATA ON FETAL WASTAGE AND ABNORMALITIES OF BIRTHS AMONG THE OFFSPRING OF THE COUPLES
WHO HAVE BEEN DRINKING ARSENIC-WATER. THE STUDIES SHALL BE CARRIED OUT IN THE AREA AROUND RENO,
NEVADA, WHERE A LARGE NUMBER OF FAMILIES IN RURAL AREAS DEPEND UPON THE WELL WATER CONTAINING AS
HIGH AN AMOUNT OF ARSENIC AS 2 MG/L.
FTS-8-684-7368
DEPT. OF BIOLOGY
ORD -RD10B30-1079
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID. . .
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
CML (612) 295-5145
DEPT OF CIVIL ENG
DEPT OF CIVIL ENG
- WATER QUALITY
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT
-RENEWAL OF STUDIES OF OXYGEN PRODUCTION, LOSS, EXCHANGE, AND TRANSPORT
RATES IN THE MERS FIELD CHANNELS
TASK =N820A-QO0034 **EPA=R805678-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O3/78 - OS/SO • FY79
KE HOKANSON EPA/ERL - DULUTH
H STEFAN UNIV OF MINNESOTA
JS GULLIVER UNIV OF MINNESOTA
03/78 -INITIATE FIELD WORK
09/79 -COMPLETE FIELD WORK
(PE-820 ) FRESHWATER ECO EFFECTS
3O-99 ECOLOGY
COLLECTION OF FIELD DATA IN THERMAL AND AMBIENT CHANNELS
AND ACID DOSED CHANNELS COMPLETED IN FORM OF
INTERNAL MEMO. DRAFT FINAL REPORT IN PREPARATJON.
RECN-003729 SSIE-GMA 4926 1 EPA -R805678-01
LAEN-N6O8A-103 PE -820
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO EVALUATE EXISTING AND DEVELOP NEW METHODS TO MEASURE PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND COMMUNITY
RESPIRATION IN THE OUTDOOR EXPERIMENTAL CHANNELS. ASSUMPTIONS PREVIOUSLY MADE ARE FURTHER EVALUATED
IN THE PRODUCTION AND RESPIRATION MEASUREMENTS IN AMBIENT. THERMAL AND ACIDIFIED CHANNELS. TO
PROVIDE MERS A WORKING PROCEDURE.TO MEASURE COMMUNITY RESPONES. APPROACH: PROCEDURES INCLUDE
EMPIRICAL MEASUREMENTS FOR REAERATION COEFFICIENTS. WIND EFFECTS. CHANNEL MORPHOLOGY, LONGITUDINAL
COEFFICIENTS. COMMUNITY PHOTOSYNTHESIS RESPIRATION. AND SATURATION CONCENTRATIONS OF DISSOLVED
OXYGEN.
ORD -RN10B3O-3079
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
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GRANT PROJECT DESC TIONS
RUN DATE: O7/O9/8O •« O R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE •
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT ....
FTS 8-684-7232
PROG IN SOC ECOLOGY
TASK =C824A-S2TO20 **EPA=R805680 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE ': 07/78 - O7/90 : FY79
DJ REASONER EPA/MERL - CINC
BH OLSON UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
08/78 -SELECTION OF STUDY DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
12/78 -ID OF PROBLEM AREAS IN DISTRIB. SYSTEMS AND SEL. OF AREAS TO STUDY
12/79 -COMPLETION OF PHYS-. CHEMICAL. AND BACT. CHARACTERIZATION OF SYSTEMS
02/80 -ID OF FACTORS INVOLVED IN CDLIFORM REGROWTH AND/OR SUPPRESSION
08/80 -FINAL REPORT - CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FROM STUDY
(PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREAT & GROUND WATER PROT -DRINKING WATER
10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
POST-DOCTORAL FELLOW APPOINTED AND TECHNICAL PROGRESS
SATISFACTORY. TWO DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS SELECTED FOR
STUDY.
RECN-004958 SSIE-GMA 6039 EPA -R805680 ORD -RC10B3O-1079
PE -824
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DELINEATE CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH BACTERIAL REGROWTH AND COLIFORM SUPPRESSION OCCUR IN
POTABLE WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS. APPROACH: THIS PROJECT WILL EXAMINE TWO DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
WHICH HAVE ONGOING PROBLEMS WITH HIGH STANDARD PLATE COUNTS OR HIGH NONCOLIFORM COUNTS ON MEMBRANE
FILTERS. ONE SYSTEM WILL BE OF GROUND WATER ORIGIN WITH CHLORINATION AS THE ONLY WATER TREATMENT
AND THE OTHER WILL BE FROM A TREATED SURFACE WATER SOURCE. BOTH SYSTEMS WILL RECEIVE RAW WATER THAT
IS OF GOOD QUALITY. THE SYSTEMS WILL BE MONITORED AS THE FINISHED WATER LEAVES THE PLANT AND AT
VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN THE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM INCLUDING ANY SPECIFIC PROBLEM AREAS. THE IDENTIFIED
SYSTEMS WILL BE CHARACTERIZED PHYSICALLY AND CHEMICALLY PARAMETERS WITHIN THE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
AS TEMPERATURE. TURBIDITY. COLOR. DISSOLVED OXYGEN, PH. RESIDUAL CHLORINE. TRACE ELEMENTS, AND
ORGANIC CONTENT WILL BE MONITORED. SIMULTANEOUSLY, STANDARD PLATE COUNTS WILL BE PERFORMED
THROUGHOUT THE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM. THE TOTAL NUMBER OF BACTERIA APPEARING ON THE STANDARD PLATE
COUNT WILL BE IDENTIFIED AT LEAST FOUR TIMES DURING THE FIRST YEAR OF THE PROJECT. PHYSICAL.
CHEMICAL, AND MICROBIOLOGICAL FACTORS AFFECTING THE OCCURRENCE OF BACTERIAL REGROWTH WILL BE
IDENTIFIED. COLIFORM SUPPRESSION WILL BE EVALUATED IN TERMS OF MICROBIAL POPULATION DENSITIES,
TYPES OF BACTERIAL GENERA PRESENT. AND POSSIBLE CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL FACTORS. ALTERATIONS IN THE
DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS TO ELIMINATE BACTERIAL REGROWTH WILL BE EVALUATED THROUGH FIELD TRIALS. FINAL
OUTPUT: RESULTS OF THIS STUDY SHOULD PROVIDE INFORMATION CONCERNING THE FACTORS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO
BACTERIAL GROWTH OR REGROWTH IN TREATED WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS. ADDITIONALLY THE STUDY SHOULD
ALSO YIELD INFORMATION ON THE CONDITIONS THAT RESULT IN SUPPRESSION OF COLIFORM DETECTION IN
TREATED DISTRIBUTION WATER.
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DRT- ORDCONV (VERSION V2.6) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH At EVELOPMENT •
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RUN DATE: C7/09/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
^PROJECT: OO6640-IN VIVO METHODS FOR ASSESSING NEUROTOXICITY
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
TASK =HC2R -9916OO **EPA=R8O5693 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE O7/78 - O6/81 FYSO
LW REITER EPA/HERL - RTP
BORSCHEIN UNIV OF CINCINNATI
O7/78 -DEVELOP CNS LESIONING PROCEDURES
04/79 -VALIDATION OF 8-PLC SYSTEMS
04/79 -DEVELOPMENT OF AUTOMATED BEHAVIORAL TEST SYSTEMS
04/79 -INITIATION OF CHRONIC LEAD EXPOSURE
(PE-C2R-) HEALTH EFFECTS OF ENERGY RELATED POLLUTANTS
20-99 NONE
SSIE-HZ 8O9916 EPA -R8O5693
629-2671
CINCINNATI
OH 45221
ORD -RH10B3O-2O8O
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT. . . .
ENTERED - 06-28-8O
UPDATED- O6-28-8O
RECN-OO6640
PE -C2R
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE PURPOSE OF STUDY IS TO DEVELOP NEW METHODOLOGIES FOR THE IN VIVO DETERMINATION OF NEUROTOXICITY
WITHIN THE CNS. THE TEST SYSTEM WILL UTILIZE BOTH BEHAVIORAL AND BIOCHEMICAL MEASURES TO EVALUATE
HEAVY METAL TOXICITY IN THE MOUSE. EXPERIMENTS PROGRESSING ON SCHEDULE.
-PROJECT' O06315-IN VIVO METHODS FOR ASSESSING NEUROTOXICITY
EPA O'FFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. . .
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT ....
TASK = H834 -991600 **EPA=R805693 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/78 - O6/81 FY79
LW REITER EPA/HERL - RTP
UNKNOWN UNIV OF CINCINNATI
O7/78 -DEVELOP CNS LESIONING PROCEDURES
O4/79 -VALIDATION OF 8-PLC SYSTEMS
O4/79 -DEVELOPMENT OF AUTOMATED BEHAVIORAL TEST SYSTEMS
04/79 -INITIATION OF CHRONIC LEAD EXPOSURE
629-2671
CINCINNATI
OH 45221
(PE-834 )
2O-99 NONE
RECN-OO6315
LABN-H834 -9916OO
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
HEALTH EFFECTS -ENERGY
EPA -R8O5693
ORD -RH10B3O-2079
ENTERED - O6-28-8O
UPDATED- O6-2S-8O
SSIE-HZ 799916
PE -834
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE PURPOSE OF STUDY IS TO DEVELOP NEW METHODOLOGIES FOR THE IN VIVO DETERMINATION OF NEUROTOX1CITV
WITHIN THE CNS. THE TEST SYSTEM WIUL UTILIZE BOTH BEHAVIORAL AND BIOCHEMICAL MEASURES TO EVALUATE
HEAVY METAL TOXICITY IN THE MOUSE.
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TASK ^H6O1E-O08897 **EPA=R8O5693 -* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/78 - O6/81 : FY78
EPA OFFICER.: LW REITER EPA/HERL - RTP
INVESTIGATOR.: R BORNSCHEIN UNIV OF CINCINNATI
IA MICHAELSON UNIV OF CINCINNATI
MILESTONES. .: O6/81 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID.. : (PE-601 ) HEALTH EFFECTS- AIR
FINAL OUTPUT.: PUBLICATION IN OPEN LITERATURE
MANDATE : 3O-99 BEHAVIORAL TOXICOLOGY
ORDIS CODES. ' RECN-OO2533 SSIE-GMA 5478 EPA -R8O5693
CIV & CIV ENG DEPT
CIV & CIV ENG DEPT
ORD -RH1OB3O-3078
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 77
RECN-OO2533
PE -6O1
PROJ STATUS. : PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS -PUELIC
ABSTRACT ....: THE STUDY WILL DEVELOP NEW METHODOLOGIES FOR THE IN VIVO DETERMINATION OF NEUROTOXICITY WITHIN THE
CNS. THE TEST SYSTEM WILL UTILIZE BOTH BEHAVIORAL AND BIOCHEMICAL MEASURES TO EVALUATE HEAV/ METAL
TOXICITY IN THE MOUSE. THIS APPROACH WILL RELY HEAVILY UPON A PROCEDURE, DEVELOPED BY iNDEN ET AL.
IN WHICH THE FUNCTIONING OF THE EXTRAPYRAMIDIAL SYSTEM IS REFLECTED IN AN ANIMAL'S ASYMMETRIC
POSTURE AND LOCOMOTION. THIS "ROTATIONAL BEHAVIOR" WILL BE USED ( 1 ) TO EVALUATE THE EFFECTS OF
ACUTE INTRACEREBRAL ADMINISTRATION OF NEUROTOXINS. AND (2) TO UNMASK COVERT CHANGES IN NEURAL
FUNCTION WHICH MAYsARISE AS A RESULT OF LONG-TERM LOW LEVEL SYSTEMIC EXPOSURE TO NEUROTOXINS. THE
AIM IS TO DEVELOP AN APPROACH WHICH LIES BETWEEN STRICT BEHAVIORAL ANALYSES OF NEUROTOXICITY WHICH
DO NOT LEND THEMSELVES TC STUDIES OF MECHANISM OF ACTION. AND THE MORE CLASSICAL IN VITRO
BIOCHEMICAL AND NEUROPHVSIOLOGICAL ASSAYS WHICH DO NOT READILY PERMIT EXTRAPOLATION TO THE
BEHAVIORAL LEVEL. INITIAL STUDIES WILL FOCUS ON THE USEFULNESS OF THIS METHODOLOGY IN THE
ASSESSMENT OF NEUROTOXICIT / ARISING FROM EXPOSURE TO HEAVY METALS. PARTICULARLY INORGANIC LEAD,
CADMIUM AND MERCURY.
-PROJECT: 001614-TRANSFER AND UTILIZATION OF PARTICULATE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID. .
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT.
TASK =F830M-79198O - *EPA=R805725 •"• (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 12/77 - 03/81 • FY79
DC DREHMEL EPA/IERL - RTP
FP VENDITTI UNIV OF DENVER
(PE-83O ) FLUE GAS PARTICULATE CONTROL -ENERGV
10-02
CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-O01614
PE -83O
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
SSIE-GMA 4975 1
EPA -R805725
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
919-541-2925
DENVER RES INST
ORD -RF10B30-1079
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE IS TO PLAN, ORGANIZE, PUBLICIZE, AND CONDUCT A SYMPOSIUM COVERING ALL
ASPECTS OF PATB TECHNOLOGY USED FOR CONTROLLING PARTICULATE EMISSIONS. THE SYMPOSIUM WILL INCLUDE
TUTORIAL SESSIONS. APPROACH: PROVIDE REPORTS OF THE PROCEEDINGS FOR THE SYMPOSIUM, PRESENTATION OF
PATB TECHNOLOGY TO POTENTIAL USERS AND TEACHING USE OF PATB PARTICULATE CONTROL DEVICE MODELS.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
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PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
form Approved
CWfB JVo. JS8-RO081
PROJ
ssie
EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT Development of Processor-based Hierarchical System for Conmunication of
Integrated Pest Management Information
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENCAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Dr. Stuart H. Gage, Dr. Mark E. Whalon, Dr. R. Lai Tummala, Dr. George W. Bird, and
Dr. Dean L. Hayhes—Department of Entomology
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Michigan State University
East Lansing, Michigan 48824
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (I) Objeetl»«», (2) Approach. (3) Can-mi Plani *nd/or Procras* (300 word* or (•••. Omit conlldtntlul dmtm).
In Ui« Smlthtonlan Science Information Exchange, «u=im»ri«» of wortc In proff*** ar« exchanged mith government and private afencle* *up-
porUnf reaearch and are forwarded to Investigator* who requeat such Information. Your aummarv U to be uaed (or that* puipo«««-
The overall objective of Phase I has been to evaluate the current computer technolog
and hardware available for pest management application. The system described in the
technical progress report will provide optimal flexibility during the developmental
phase of the project.
Listed are the accomplishments of Phase I as they relate to the objectives of the
original proposals:
1. Evaluation of computer technology and hardware at Michigan State as they relate
to pest management.
2. Evaluation of potential microcomputer systems that could be used for data
acquisition and, at the county level, as intelligent terminals.
3. Evaluation of software which is capable of both inter-computer and computer-
application program communications.
4. Evaluation of potential hardware which could be used as a prototype mode.
5. Development of a low cost and reliable pest management computer communications
system.
In addition, nine criteria were developed for the selection of hardware configura-
tions. This system is based entirely on low-cost microcomputer units. This conceptuali-
zation is in-line with the distributed systems concept that is being developed via this
project.
Software fa*? b?pn developed on the single user microcomputer for three areas:
1) utility software, 2) communications software, and 3) applications software. I
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'PROJECT: OO2137-SIMPLIFIED SAMPLING SYSTEMS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. . . :
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
919-541-3085
MECH ENG DEPT
ORDIS CODES. .
PROd STATUS. ..
ABSTRACT
TASK =GCO7 -OOO444 **EPA=R8O5738 »» (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE • 10/77 - 09/8O : FY80
T DYDEK EPA/ESRL - RTP
RJ HEINSOHN PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV
09/78 -CONSTRUCT FIELD PROTOTYPE
11/78 -DELIVER ONE FIELD PROTOTYPE TO PO
12/78 -BEGIN FIELD TESTING
O9/80 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-C07 ) CHARAC. & MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVEL - AIR
SIMPLIFIED SOURCE SAMPLING SYSTEM FOR PARTICULATE
EMISSION MEASUREMENT.
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
DILUTION EJECTOR PUMP DEVELOPED AND EVALUATED.
PROTOTYPE SYSTEM DELIVERED TO EPA. SECOND PROTOTYPE
BEING EVALUATED AT PENN STATE.
RECN-OO2137 SSIE-GMA 4912 2 EPA -R8O5738
PE ' -CO7
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS TASK IS TO DESIGN. BUILD, AND TEST A SIMPLIFIED SOURCE SAMPLING
SYSTEM. THIS SYSTEM WILL BE SUITABLE FOR USE AS METHOpS 5, 17. AND THE IP SYSTEM. THE SYSTEM WILL
HAVE A DILUTION SYSTEM WHICH CAN COLLECT PARTICULATE MATTER AT AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE.
EASE OF HANDLING AND USE ARE ALSO FACTORS WHICH ARE BEING EVALUATED. APPROACH: A DILUTION EJECTOR
PUMP IS THE HEART OF THIS SYSTEM. IT PROVIDES THE PUMPING AND THE NEEDED DILUTION AIR.
ORD -RG10B3O-1O8O
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'PROJECT: OOO266
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE.. . .
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT. . . .
-THE DEVELOPMENT AND DEMONSTRATION OF A HVDROPERM MICROFILTRATION SYSTEM
FOR THE TREATMENT OF BATTERY MANUFACTURE WASTEWATER EFFLUENT
TASK =B61OE-OOO4S6 "*EPA=R8O5748-O1 » (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 01/78 - O1/79 • FY79
CH DARVIN EPA/IERL - CINC FTS-3-684 - 4491
JA BITLER GENERAL BATTERY CORP READING PA 196O3
J BARANSKI GENERAL BATTERY CORP READING PA 19603
TR SUNDARAM HYDRONAUTICS INC APPL SCI DEPT
12/79 -FINAL REPORT RECEIVED
(PE-61O ) INDUSTRIAL PROC. - WATER QUALITY
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
20-30 AA FOR TOXIC SUBSTANCES
3O-99 WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGY
RECN-000266 SSIE-GMA 5091 1 ,EPA -R805748-01 ORD -RB10B30-5078
PE -610
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS -PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE IS TO DEMONSTRATE THE APPLICABILITY OF HYDROPERM MICROFILTRATION FOR THE VIRTUALLY
COMPLETE REMOVAL OF SUSPENDED SOLIDS. AND FOR THE REMOVAL OF TOXIC HEAVY METALS. SPECIFICALLY LEAD,
TO LEVELS BELOW O.05 PPM FROM BATTERY MANUFACTURE WASTEWATER EFFLUENTS. HYDROPERM IS A
MICROFILTRATION SYSTEM. THE PRINCIPAL ELEMENT OF WHICH IS A HOLLOW TUBULAR FILTER OF DISCRETE WALL
THICKNESS (APPROXIMATELY 6-9 MM ID) MADE OF THERMOPLASTIC MATERIAL AND CONTAINING MICRON-SIZE
PORES. AT RELATIVELY LOW PRESSURES (APPROXIMATELY 5 PSI). THESE TUBES ARE CAPABLE OF VIRTUALLY
TOTAL REMOVAL OF SUSPENDED SOLIDS AS WELL AS SIGNIFICANT AMOUNTS OF HIGH MOLECULAR WEIGHT DISSOLVED
SOLIDS FROM A VARIETY OF INDUSTRIAL AND DOMESTIC WASTEWATERS, WHILE MAINTAINING REASONABLY HIGH
PERMEATION RATES. THE FILTRATE PERMEATES THROUGH THE POROUS WALLS OF THE TUBE IN A DIRECTION
PERPENDICULAR TO THE DIRECTION OF FLOW OF THE FEED. THE TUBES THEMSELVES CAN BE OPTIMIZED IN TERMS
OF THEIR PERFORMANCE BY PROPER CHOICE OF OPERATING PRESSURE AND FEED CIRCULATION VELOCITY.
MOREOVER, THE TUBES CAN BE MADE WITH CONTROLLED MICROPOROSITY AND PORE-SIZE DISTRIBUTION SO AS TO
OPTIMIZE THEIR APPLICATION TO A PARTICULAR TVPE OF WASTEWATER. THIS WILL BE THE SUBJECT OF PHASE I
OF THE PROGRAM. PHASE II WILL BE A COMPREHENSIVE, 8-MONTH PROGRAM INVOLVING THE DESIGN,
CONSTRUCTION, INSTALLATION AND DEMONSTRATION OF A 24,000 GPD HYDROPERM SYSTEM. INTERFACING WITH THE
EXISTING WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT AT THE GENERAL BATTERY PLANT IN HAMBURG. PENNSYLVANIA. FOUR
COMPACT HYDROPERM MODULES WILL BE USED, EACH CONTAINING 100 SQUARE FT OF FILTRATION SURFACE AREA.
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'PROJECT: 000863-ANALYTICAL METHODS EVALUATION FOR APPLICABILITY IN LEACHATE ANALYSIS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
FTS 8-684-7871
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HLTH
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT :
TASK =CC73 -S1T03O **EPA=R8O5753 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 12/76 - 05/80 : FY80
DE SANNING EPA/MERL - CINC
FB DEWALLE UNIV OF WASHINGTON
O9/78 -DRAFT FINAL REPORT
12/78 -REPORT PUBLISHED
12/78 -SUMMARIZE RESULTS OF "ROUND ROBIN" LEACHATE ANALYSIS STUDY
09/80 -FINAL REPORT PUBLISHED
(PE-C73 ) SOLID & HAZARDOUS WASTE
RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
DAA FOR SOLID WASTE
EPA REGION X
CHEMISTRY
DRAFT FINAL REPORT RECEIVED AND REVIEWED AND
RESUBMITTED FOR TYPING.
RECN-OO0863 SSIE-GMA 3581 3 EPA -R805753
PE -C73
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
IT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE PROPOSED RESEARCH TO EVALUATE THIRTY OR MORE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL METHODS
FOR THEIR APPLICABILITY IN ANALYSES OF CONTAMINATED MUNICIPAL AND INDUSTRIAL LEACHATE STREAMS. THIS
RESEARCH IS NECESSARY SINCE EXISTING ANALYTICAL METHODS WERE PRIMARILY DEVELOPED FOR ANALYSES OF
WATER AND WASTEWATER AND THEIR DIRECT APPLICATION TO LEACHATE ANALYSES WAS FOUND TO LEAD TO
ERRONEOUS RESULTS. THE ACCURACY OF THE METHODS WILL BE TESTED WITH THE STANDARD ADDITION TECHNIQUE
WHILE THE PRECISION WILL BE EVALUATED BY TWELVE OR MORE PARTICIPATING LABORATORIES. ANALYSES OF
VARIANCE WILL DETERMINE THE BETWEEN-LABORATORY AND THE WITHIN-LABORATORY ERROR.
1O-O5
2O-14
20-R10
30-99
LABN-C618A-O95
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORD -RC10B30-5079
UPDATED- 06-28-8O
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•PROJECT: OO2159-AN IN-STACK DIFFUSION CLASSIFIER FOR AEROSOL MASS DISTRIBUTION
MEASUREMENTS
TASK =GCO7 -OOO445 **EPA=R805762-02 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/77 - O9/8O : FY8O
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
KT KNAPP EPA/ESRL - RTP FTS 8-629-3085
DA LUNDGREN STATE UNIV SYS OF FLORIDA ENV ENG DEPT
O6/78 -CONSTRUCT PROTOTYPE
09/78 -COMPLETE CALIBRATION
03/79 -DELIVER FIELD PROTOTYPE
06/79 -BEGIN FIELD TESTING
09/80 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-C07 ) CHARAC. & MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVEL - AIR
FINAL OUTPUT.: IN STACK DIFFUSION CLASSIFIER
MANDATE : 1O-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
CURR. RESULTS: LAB PROTOTYPE MADE OF ALUMINUM FABRICATED AND TESTED.
TWO STAINLESS STEEL PROTOTYPES COMPLETED AND WILL BE
FIELD TESTED.
ORDIS CODES. RECN-O02159 SSIE-GMA 4911 2 EPA -R8O5762-02 ORD -RG10B30-1OSO
LABN-G712B-BC-012 PE -C07
PROd STATUS.. ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR IN" UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCE35-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT.. ..: OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS WORK IS TO DEVELOP. FABRICATE, AND TEST AN IN-STACK DIFFUSION
PARTICLE SIZE CLASSIFIER. APPROACH: AN IN-STACK DIFFUSION DEVICE WITH FIVE SIZING STAGES WHICH USE
A DIFFERENT NUMBER OF DIFFUSION SCREENS WILL BE USED.
'PROJECT: OOO279-METAL REMOVAL AND CYANIDE DESTRUCTION USING AN ELECTROCHEMICAL REACTOR
TASK =B610B-OOO725 »*EPA=S8O5768-01 *fe (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 04/78 - 07/79 : FY79
EPA OFFICER.: CH DARVIN EPA/IERL - CINC FTS 8-684-4491
INVESTIGATOR.: EP DURKIN METAL FINISHERS FOUNDATION CHICAGO IL 60601
E ROOF METAL FINISHERS FOUNDATION CHICAGO IL 60601
MILESTONES...: 07/79 -FINAL REPORT RECEIVED
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-610 ) INDUSTRIAL PROC. - WATER QUALITY
MANDATE : 10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
20-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
CURR. RESULTS: PLANT ASSESSMENT COMPLETE WITH 45 RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR WATER REDUCTION AND CHEMICAL SAVINGS. FIRST OF
SIX REACTORS DUE FOR INSTALLATION MAY 79.
ORDIS CODES. : RECN-000279 SSIE-GMA 5093 1 EPA -S805768-01 ORD -RB10B30-5079
PE -610
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT OBJECTIVE: TO DEMONSTRATE INDUSTRIALLY THE TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC CAPABILITIES OF AN ELECTROCHEMICAL
REACTOR TO REMOVE TRACE METALS AND CYANIDES IN METAL FINISHING EFFLUENTS. APPROACH: AFTER THE
COMPLETION OF THE FINAL ENGINEERING AND DESIGN, THE REACTOR SYSTEM WILL THEN BE CONSTRUCTED AND
INSTALLED. THE ELECTROCHEMICAL REACTOR SYSTEM WILL BE OPERATED AND EVALUATED USING RINSE TANK
DISCHARGE AND FINAL PLANT EFFLUENT.
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•PROJECT- O01118-AVAILABIL1TY OF CADMIUM TO RATS FROM CROPS GROWN ON CADMIUM ENRICHED
SOILS
TASK =06146-011EOO **EPA=R805774-01 *- (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O3/78 - 02/81 F/73
EPA OFFICER.: RJ BULL EPA/HERL - CINC FTS 8-684-7213
INVESTIGATOR.: DR EUHLER OREGON STATE UNIV SCH OF AGRIC/ENTOMOL DEPT
IJ TINSLEY OREGON STATE UNIV SCH OF AGR IC./ENTOMOL DEPT
DC WRIGHT OREGON STATE UNIV SCH OF AGRIC/ENTOMOL DEPT
MILESTONES... O6/79 -SET-UP AND PRODUCTION OF 1O9 CD LABELLED FOODSTUFFS
06/80 -INITIAL RESULTS WITH ONE FOODSTUFF COMPARED TO DRINKING WATER
O6/81 -PROJECT COMPLETION, FINAL REPORT
(PE-614 ) DRINKING WATER
1O-O5 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
RECN-OO1118
PE -614
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
SSIE-GMA 5378
EPA -R8O5774-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RD1OB3O-1078
UPDATED- OCT-DEC
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
WE PLAN TO DETERMINE THE AVAILABILITY OF CADMIUM BY RATS FROM EDIBLE PLANTS GROWN ON CADMIUM
ENRICHED SOILS. SPECIFICALLY WE WILL MEASURE THE ABSORPTION AMD TISSUE DISTRIBUTION OF 1O9CD IN
WEANLING RATS FED SEMISYNTHETHIC DIETS CONTAINING SPINACH, CARROTS, LETTUCE, SOYBEANS, TOMATOES AND
WHEAT GROWN ON SOIL TREATED WITH 1O9 CDCL2 AND COMPARE THE RELATIVE UPTAKE OF METAL WITH THAT FOUND
FROM SIMILAR NONRADIOACTIVE DIETS SPIKED WITH IDENTICAL CONCENTRATIONS OF 1O9 CDCL2. WE WILL ALSO
DETERMINE THE INFLUENCE OF COOKING ON THE UPTAKE OF 1O9CD BY RATS FED A VEGETABLE DIET AND
INVESTIGATE THE DISTRIBUTION AND NATURE QF'1O9 CD BINDING IN THE VARIOUS CROPS-
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MANDATE..
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
FV8O
- CINC
LOUISIANA STATE UNIV
LOUISIANA STATE UNIV
FTS-8-684-7653
CTR FOR WETLANDS RES
CTR FOR WETLANDS RES
PHVSIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS REGULATING CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL
AVAILABILITY OF TRACE AND TOXIC METALS IN SLUDGE-AMENDED SOI
TASK = CC36 -O1TC40 "'EPA=R805789 '* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/78 - 12/80
OA RYAN EPA/MERL
WH PATRICK
RP GAMBRELL
09/80 -PROJECT COMPLETED
12/80 -REPORT DEFINING EFFECT ON PH AND REDOX ON HEAVY METAL SOLUBILITY
(PE-C36 ) URBAN SYS & TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGE - WATER QUALITY
REPORT DEFINING EFFECT OF PH AND REDOX ON HEAVY METAL
SOLUBILITY
30-99 WASTEWATER TREATMENT
RECN-005483 SSIE-GMA 5672 1 EPA -R805789
PE -C36
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNk
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROPOSED RESEARCH IS TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF SOIL PH
AND OXIDATION-REDUCTION CONDITIONS ON THE' CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AVAILABILITY OF TRACE AND TOXIC
METALS IN SEWAGE SLUDGE APPLIED TO AGRICULTURAL SOILS. AN ADDITIONAL OBJECTIVE IS TO DETERMINE THE
EFFECTS OF AN ALTERED REDOX POTENTIAL ON THE METAL CAPACITY OF SOLUBLE AS WELL AS INSOLUBLE. LARGE
MOLECULAR WEIGHT HUMIC MATERIALS. SUSPENSIONS OF SLUDGE - AMENDED SOIL WILL BE INCUBATED UNDER
CONTROLLED PH AND REDOX POTENTIAL CONDITIONS AND A SEQUENTIAL CHEMICAL FRACTIONATI ON PROCEDURE WILL
BE EMPLOYED TO DETERMINE THE CHEMICAL FORM OF METALS IN THE INCUBATED SUSPENSION. PLANTS WILL BE
GROWN IN STIRRED SUSPENSIONS AND IN UNDISTURBED SOIL CORES IN WHICH PH AND OX I DAT I ON-REDUCTI ON
CONDITIONS ARE CONTROLLED TO MEASURE THE TREATMENT EFFECTS ON PLANT UPTAKE OF TRACE AND TOXIC
METALS. SOIL AND SLUDGE ORGANICS WILL BE EXTRACTED AND THE STABILITY CONTENT DETERMINED FOR
METAL-ORGANIC COMPLEXES UNDER THE EXPERIMENTAL CONDITIONS. THE RESULTS OF THIS STUDV SHOULD PROVIDE
INFORMATION FOR MANAGING LAND APPLICATION OF SEWAGE SLUDGE TO MINIMIZE THE MOBILITY AND BIOLOGICAL
AVAILABILITY OF TOXIC METALS.
ORD -RC10B3O-3080
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^PROJECT' 006359-EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTANTS ON RESISTANCE OF RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS.
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
FTS 8-629-2531
TASK =HCO3 -92O9OO +*EPA=R805794 •• (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 05/78 - O5/81 : FY80
DE GARDNER EPA/HERL - RTP
EHRLICH UNKNOWN
01/79 -COMPLETE INITIAL STUDIES ON EFFECT OF SULFATES
OS/79 -COMPLETE INITIAL STUDIES ON EFFECT OF NITRITES
11/79 -COMPLETE INITIAL STUDIES ON EFFECT OF SULFITES
03/79 -COMPLETE 3-MONTH EXPOSURE TO N02 AND 03 MIXTURES
08/79 -COMPLETE 6-MONTH EXPOSURE TO N02 AND 03 MIXTURES
09/80 -COMPLETE 12-MONTH EXPOSURE TO N02 AND 03 MIXTURES
01/80 -INITIATE SUBCHRONIC STUDIES WITH CUS04 AND ZNS04
09/80 -COMPLETE STUDIES WITH CU AND ZN SULFATE.
O4/81 -COMPLETE 03-SULFATE STUDIES.
(PE-C03 ) HEALTH EFFECTS/ NON-CRIT POLL -AIR
10-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-OO6359 SSIE-HZ 8O9209
PE -C03
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
THIS RESEARCH IS TO DETERMINE THE RELATIVE TOXICOLOGICAL INFLUENCE OF THE CATION VS. THE ANION OF A
VARIETY OF SULFATE, NITRATE AND NITRITES SPECIES, ALONE AND IN COMBINATION. IN ADDITION, CERTAIN
CHEMICALS WILL BE COMBINED ANIMAL MODEL FOR STUDIES OF MIXED BACTERIAL/VIRAL WITH A GASEOUS
POLLUTANT. THE MAJOR OBJECTIVE IS TO STUDY THE EFFECTS OF THESE AIRBORN CHEMICALS ON THE RESISTANCE
TO RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS AND TO ELUCIDATE THE MECHANISM OF THESE EFFECTS. IN ADDITION, ATTEMPTS TO
DEVELOP AN ANIMAL MODEL FOR STUDIES OF MIXED BACTERIAL/ VIRAL INFECTIONS. USE MODEL IN SHORT/LONG
TERM EXPOSURES. CHANGES IN MORTALITY RATE AND MEAN SURVIVAL TIME OF MICE CHALLENGED WITH A
STREPTOCOCCUS AEROSOL FOLLOWING A 3-HR EXPOSURE TO VARIOUS SULFATE COMPOUNDS WERE COMPLETED. HIGH
CONCENTRATIONS (GT1 MG/M3) OF FERROUS, ALUMINUM ZINC AND ALUMINUN AMMONIUM SULFATE DID NOT
SIGNIFICANTLY ALTER THESE PARAMETERS AS COMPARED TO CONTROLS. ALUMINUM SULFATE DID INCREASE
MORTALITY BUT THE CONCENTRATION WAS 1.9 MG/M3. NITRATES AND NITRITES WERE ALSO STUDIED. CD (N03)2
ELICITED A SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN MORTALITY AT O.4 MG/M3. AL(N03)3 INCREASED MORTALITY AT 2.1 G
BUT NOT AT 1.O MG/M3 . A SINGLE 3 HR EXPOSURE TO CANO2. KNO2 , NANO2 , AND NH-3NO2 FAILED TO INDUCE ANY
SIGNIFICANT EFFECT EVEN THOUGH HIGH CONCENTRATION (GTS.5 MG/M3) WERE GIVEN.
EPA -R805794
ENTERED - 06-28-8O
ORD -RH10B3O-1080
UPDATED- O6-28-8O
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID. .
MANDATE ....
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
TASK = H817 -9209OO *•EPA=R8O5794 '* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 05/78 - 05/81 : FY79
DE GARDNER EPA/HERL - RTP
UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
01/79 -COMPLETE INITIAL STUDIES ON EFFECT OF SULFATES
O8/79 -COMPLETE INITIAL STUDIES ON EFFECT OF NITRITES
11/79 -COMPLETE INITIAL STUDIES ON EFF.ECT OF SULFITES
03/79 -COMPLETE 3-MONTH EXPOSURE TO N02 AND 03 MIXTURES
08/79 -COMPLETE 6-MONTH EXPOSURE TO N02 AND 03 MIXTURES
09/8O -COMPLETE 12-MONTH EXPOSURE TO N02 AND 03 MIXTURES
01/80 -INITIATE SUBCHRONIC STUDIES WITH CUS04 AND ZNS04
09/80 -COMPLETE STUDIES WITH CU AND ZN SULFATE.
O4/81 -COMPLETE 03-SULFATE STUDIES.
(PE-817 ) HEALTH EFFECTS/ NON-CRIT POLL - AIR
2O-23 DAA FOR AIR DUALITY PLANNING AND STANDARDS
FTS 8-629-2531
RECN-006130
LABN-H817 -9209OO
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
SS1E-HZ 799209
PE -817
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
EPA -R805794
ENTERED - 06-28-80
ORD -RH10B30-2079
UPDATED- 06-28-80
THIS RESEARCH IS TO DETERMINE THE RELATIVE TOXICOLOGICAL INFLUENCE OF THE CATION VS. THE ANION OF A
VARIETY OF SULFATE. NITRATE AND NITRITES SPECIES, ALONE AND IN COMBINATION. IN ADDITION. CERTAIN
CHEMICALS WILL BE COMBINED ANIMAL MODEL FOR STUDIES OF MIXED BACTERIAL/VIRAL WITH A GASEOUS
POLLUTANT. THE MAJOR OBJECTIVE IS TO STUDY THE EFFECTS OF THESE AIRBORN CHEMICALS ON THE RESISTANCE
TO RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS AND TO ELUCIDATE THE MECHANISM OF THESE EFFECTS. IN ADDITION. ATTEMPTS TO
DEVELOP AN ANIMAL MODEL FOR STUDIES OF MIXED BACTERIAL/ VIRAL INFECTIONS. USE MODEL IN SHORT/LONG
TERM EXPOSURES. THE EFFECTS OF 6 OR 9 MONTHS EXPOSURE TO N02 AND 03 MIXTURES FOLLOWED BY CHALLENGE
WITH A STREPTOCOCCUS AEROSOL AND RE-E,VPOSURE TO THE POLLUTANTS FOR 14 MORE DAYS WERE STUDIED IN
MICE. IN THE 6-MONTH EXPOSED MICE. MORTALITY RATES OF ALL EXPERIMENTAL GROUPS WERE GREATER THAN THE
CONTROLS HOWEVER. THE ONLY GROUP WHERE THE DIFFERENCE WAS STATISTICALLY SIGNIFICANT WAS EXPOSED
CONTINUOUSLY TO A BACKGROUND CONCENTRATION OF 0.1 PPM N02 WITH SUPERIMPOSED 3 HP, DAY. 5 DAY/WEEK
PEAKS OF 0.5 PPM N02 AND 0.1 PPM 03. THE DIFFERENCE IN MORTALITY RATE BETWEEN THE CONTROLS AND THE
OTHER THREE EXPERIMENTAL GROUPS. O.1 PPM 03 ALONE. O.5 PPM N02 ALONE. AND O.1 PPM 03 AND O.5 PPM
N02 IN MIXTURE (ALL 3 HR/DAY. 5 DAYS/WEEK) APPROACHED SIGNIFICANCE (.05GT PLT .10). THE MEAN
SURVIVAL TIMES OF THE EXPERIMENTAL GROUPS DID NOT DIFFER FROM THE CONTROLS. IN THE 9-MONTH EXPOSED
MICE UNUSUALLV HIGH MORTALITIES IN THE CONTROL MICE PRECLUDED MEANINGFUL ASSESSMENT OF TREATMENT
DIFFERENCES. THE RESPIRATORY TRACTS OF THREE MICE EACH FROM THE CONTROL AND TWO N02 AND 03 MIXTURE
GROUPS OF THE 9-MONTH EXPOSURE STUDY WERE EXAMINED BY SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY. SOME TERMINAL
BRONCHI WERE DEVOID OF CILIA IN BOTH EXPERIMENTAL GROUPS. THICKENED ALVEOLI WERE PRESENT IN MICE
EXPOSED TO THE N02 AND 03 MIXTURE. ALVEOLI WERE THICKENED AND FUSED IN MICE EXPOSED TO THE
BACKGROUND N02 AS WELL AS THE N02 AND 03 MIXTURE. IN SOME INSTANCES. INDIVIDUAL ALVEOLI WERE NOT
DISCERNIBLE. AN INITIAL STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF NITRITE AEROSOLS WAS CARRIED OUT. ACUTE 3-HR
EXPOSURE TO 4.73 MG/M3 NAN02 ELICITED NO ALTERATIONS IN MORTALITY RATE OR MEAN SURVIVAL TIME OF
MICE CHALLENGED WITH A STREPTOCOCCUS AEROSOL.
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'•PROJECT: OO4724-DEMONSTRATION OF THE SWIRL. HELICAL BEND AND TEACUP REGULATOR/SEPARATOR
AS STORM SEWER CONTROL DEVICES
TASK =CC35 -S2T012 *+EPA=S8O5795 '" (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 03/78 - 12/80 FY80
RP TRAVER EPA/MERL - CINC FTS-8-340-6677
WC PISANO BOSTON CITY GOVERNMENT BOSTON
G ARONSON BOSTON CITY GOVERNMENT BOSTON
O8/78 -DETAILED SITE CLASSIFICATION, COMPUTER MODELING
02/79 -SITE PREPARATION
O6/79 -COMPLETE INSTALLATION OF POLLUTION CONTROL DEVICES
O6/8O -COMPLETE FIELD EVALUATION PROGRAM
O9/80 -DRAFT FINAL REPORT
(PE-C35 ) WASTEWATER SYSTEMS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
10-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
3O-99 URBAN RUNOFF TREATMENT
HELICAL BEND DEVICES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE. . . .
MA
MA
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT :
INSTALLATION OF SWIRL
COMPLETE .
RECN-004724
LABN-C822A-S2TO12
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
5877 1
EPA -S805795
ORD -RC10B30-5O80
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- O6-28-8O
SSIE-GMA
PE -C35
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE SWIRL, HELICAL BEND AND TEACUP CONCENTRATOR/REGULATORS ARE BEING EVALUATED UTILIZING
THREE 6 CFS STORMWATER AND SIMULATED COMBINED SEWER WASTE STREAMS. THE TEACUP SEPARATOR WILL ALSO
BE EVALUATED AS A RAW SEWAGE TREATMENT DEVICE. APPROACH: THE PROJECT INVOLVES DESIGN. FABRICATION.
INSTALLATION AND TESTING OF THE SWIRL HELICAL BEND AND TEACUP REGULATOR/SEPARATORS FOR AN EIGHT
MONTH PERIOD.
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. .
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT. . .
TASK = N769 -OOOO4O - *EPA = R8O5796-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O2/78 - O4/80 . FY79
NA THOMAS EPA/ERL - DULUTH
EF STOERMER UNIV OF MICHIGAN
L SICKO GOAD UNIV OF MICHIGAN
TB LADEWSKI UNIV OF MICHIGAN
RG KRIES UNIV OF MICHIGAN
04/80 -FINAL REPORT- ECO. IMPORTANT PHYTOPLANKTON IN RELATION TO POLL.
09/80 -ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH SERIES REPORT
(PE-769 ) GREAT Li-:ES PROGRAM
ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH SERIES REPORT
10-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
RECN-003781 SSIE-GMA 5210 1
PE -769
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVES OF THIS PROJECT IS TO PROVIDE
EPA -R805796-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
FTS 8-226-78 1 1
GRADUATE SCHOOL
GRADUATE SCHOOL
GRADUATE SCHOOL
GRADUATE SCHOOL
STRESSES
ORD -RN10B30-1079
UPDATED- JAN-MAR 80
A COMPLETE CHARACTERIZATION OF CERTAIN
ECOLOGICALLY IMPORTANT PHYTOPLANKTON POPULATIONS OCCURRING IN THE LAURENTIAN GREAT LAKES. THE MAIN
TOPICS WHICH WILL BE ADDRESSED INCLUDE: 1. THE RANGE IN SIZE AND MORPHOLOGICAL PLASTICITV OF
QUANTITATIVELY IMPORTANT PHYTOPLANKTON POPULATIONS OCCURRING IN THE LAURENTIAN GREAT LAKES. 2. THE
PRESENTLY DOCUMENTED DISTRIBUTION OF THESE POPULATIONS WITHIN THE GREAT LAKES SYSTEM. 3.
QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF EXTERNAL FORM AND INTERNAL CELLULAR CONSTITUENTS AND MODIFICATIONS WHICH
OCCUR DURING THE ORGANISMS NORMAL LIFE CYCLE. 4. THE SPECIFIC EFFECTS OF EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENTAL
FACTORS IN MODIFYING CELLULAR MORPHOLOGY. THE WORK IS DESIGNED TO SUPPORT BOTH CLASSICAL POPULATION
DISTRIBUTION BASED UPON WATER QUALITY ASSESSMENT AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF MORE REALISTIC MULTIPLE
PHYSIOLOGICAL COMPARTMENT MODELS OF PHYTOPLANKTON DYNAMICS. THE PROBLEM WILL BE APPROACHED
PRIMARILY THROUGH THE APPLICATION OF QUANTITATIVE LIGHT AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPY (STEREOLOGY ) OF
BOTH NATURALLY OCCURRING POPULATIONS AND POPULATIONS EXPOSED TO CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENTAL
PERTURBATION.
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'PROJECT: OO1115-A STUDY OF THE DISTRIBUTION AND HEALTH EFFECTS OF GIARDIA LAMBLIA IN
DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLY
TASK =DC60 -5BO005 +*EPA=R805809 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O4/7S - O3/81 : FY8O
W JAKUBOWSKI EPA/HERL - CINC FTS 8-684-7385
F FROST STATE HEALTH DIV SOC/HLTH SERVICES DEPT
07/79 -INTERIM REPORT - CASE-FINDING AND ANIMAL POSITIVITY DATA
04/80 -COMPLETION OF CASE-CONTROL STUDY
O8/8O -ASSESSMENT OF WATERBORNE TRANSMISSION
03/81 -FINAL REPORT ON HUMAN STOOL SURVEY
(PE-C6O ) HEALTH EFFECTS - DRINKING WATER
FINAL REPORT ON HUMAN STOOL SURVEY
10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
20-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
WIDESPREAD DISTRIBUTION OF HUMAN CASES OF
GIARDIASIS HAS BEEN REVEALED IN WASHINGTON STATE.
INFECTED BEAVER AND MUSKRAT FOUND IN 20 COUNTIES.
GIARDIASIS OCCURS IN MANY SMALL OUTBREAKS. AMONG
TRAVELERS, PERSONS WITH BACKCOUNTRY EXPOSURE,
CHILDREN AND IN ISOLATED CASES WITH NO OBVIOUS SOURCE.
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.•
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT
SSIE-GMA
PE -C60
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
B377 2
EPA -R8O5809
ORD -RD1OE3O-5O8O
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- 06-28-80
RECN-OO1115
LABN-D823B-011A
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
OBJECTIVE: DETERMINE THE OCCURRENCE OF GIARDIASIS IN HUMAN POPULATIONS AND THE OCCURRENCE OF GIARDIA
IN WATERSHED ANIMAL POPULATIONS IN WASHINGTON STATE; DETERMINE THE EXTENT TO WHICH WATER SUPPLIES
MAY ACT AS THE VEHICLE FOR TRANSMISSION OF GIARDIASIS. APPROACH: CONTACTS WILL BE MADE WITH ALL
PHYSICIANS AND DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORIES IN THE STATE TO IMPROVE CASE REPORTING; 5-YEAR RETROSPECTIVE
DATA WILL BE ANALYZED TO DETERMINE SEASONALITY; A CASE-CONTROL STUDY WILL BE COMPLETED TO DETERMINE
ASSOCIATION OF CASES WITH DRINKING WATER; SPECIMENS OF ANIMAL INTESTINAL CONTENTS WILL BE SOLICITED
FROM TRAPPERS; FILTERED WATER SAMPLES WILL BE EXAMINED FOR THE ORGANISM.
-"PROJECT: 005189-SMOG CHAMBER STUDY OF AROMATICS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
TASK =GC05 -000295 *fEPA=R805812-02 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/79 - 06/82 : FY80
MC DODGE EPA/ESRL - RTP
BATTELLE MEMORIAL INST
FTS 8-629-2374
COLUMBUS
OH 432O1
CW SPICER
O6/82 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-C05 ) TRANS. AND FATE - AIR
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
SSIE-GMA 6122 1
PE -COS
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS STUDY IS TO IDENTIFY THE PRODUCTS OF AROMATIC/NOX PHOTOCHEMICAL
REACTION PROCESSES. APPROACH: GC/IR AND GC/MS TECHNIQUES WILL BE USED TO ELUCIDATE THE PRODUCTS
FORMED WHEN AROMATIC/NOX SYSTEMS ARE IRRADIATED IN BOTH A 2OO LITER CHAMBER OPERATED IN A DYNAMIC
MODE AND IN A 17.3 CUBIC M CHAMBER OPERATED UNDER STATIC CONDITIONS.
RECN-OO5189
LABN-G6O3A-AC-O44
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
EPA -R8O5812-O2
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RG1OB3O-1O80
UPDATED- O6-28-8O
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EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID. . . •
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS
ABSTRACT . .
TASK =G832B-EA- 145 »»-EPA = R8058 12-O2 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O1/78 - O2/81 : FY79
JJ BUFALINI EPA/ESRL - RTP
CW SPICER BATTELLE MEMORIAL INST
02/81 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-832 ) TRANSPORTATION 8 FATE- ENERGY
10-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
SERIES OF RUNS PERFORMED TO DETERMINE BACKGROUND
LOSS CHARACTERISTICS OF SMOG CHAMBER.
SSIE-GMA 4908 2
PE -832
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
EPA -R805S12-O2
919-541-2422
COLUMBUS
ORD -RG10B31 - 1079
OH 43201
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- JAN-MAR 8O
RECM-00181O
LABN-G832B-EA-161
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS WORK ARE (1) TO DETERMINE THE FATE OF NO.X IN THE ATMOSPHERE AND
(2) TO CONDUCT MODELING AND ATMOSPHERIC STUDIES TO SITE 5 RESEARCH MONITORING STATIONS FOR
NITRATES. ORGANICS. AND SULFATES IN THE OHIO RIVER BASIN. APPROACH: THE FATE OF NOX WILL BE
DETERMINED IN SMOG CHANGERS THAT SIMULATE ACTUAL ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS. EXPERIMENTS WILL BE
•PERFORMED ON NC/NOX MIXTURES FOR THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF IDENTIFYING THE CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL
REMOVAL PROCESSES OF NOX. (21 REGION TRANSPORT/TRANSFORMATI ON MODELING WILL BE CONDUCTED TO
IDENTIFY AREAS THAT WILL BE MEASURABLY IMPACTED BY THE OPERATION OF NEW POWER PLANTS ON THE OHIO
RIVER. AERIAL PROFILING OF POLLUTANT CONCENTRATIONS WILL BE DONE TO DEMONSTRATE THAT SITES ARE NOT
UNDER LOCAL INFLUENCE.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAi PROTECTION AGENCY
TRT- ORDCONV (VERSION V2.6) - OFFICE OF RESEARCH Af 1VELOPMENT
GRANT PROJECT DESC TIONS
RUN DATE: O7/O9/SO "ORDIS DATA EXTRACT-
'PROJECT- 006627-EFFECT OF INSECTICIDES ON BENZO(A)PYRENE CARCINOGENESIS
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FTS 8-629-2693
PHILADELPHIA
ORD -RH10B30-1080
UPDATED- 06-28-80
TASK =HC86 -94660O *+EPA=R805819 + * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE O9/78 - O9/81 FY8O
EPA OFFICER.: S NESNOW EPA/HERL - RTP
INVESTIGATOR-: UNKNOWN THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIV PHILADELPHIA PA 19107
MILESTONES...: O8/8O -STUDY CAPTAN AND TRIFLURALIN
02/81 -STUDY ONCOGENICITY OF ISOMERS OF BHC
03/82 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID.. : (PE-C86 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - PESTICIDES
MANDATE : 1Q-O3 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
ORDIS CODES... RECN-006627 SSIE-HZ 809466 EPA -R805819
PE -C86
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT.. . . TO STUDY INTERACTIONS OF COMMONLY USED PESTICIDES AND A KNOWN ENVIRONMENTAL ONCOGENIC AGENT
EENZOIA)PYRENE IN RODENT BIOASSAYS. IN ADDITION TO THE MEASUREMENT OF BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS (TUMOR
FORMATION) THE EFFECT OF PESTICIDES ON BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS SUCH AS THE LEVEL OF TISSUE ENZYMES
WHICH ACTIVATE CARCINOGENS WILL BE STUDIED. CORRELATIONS VULL BE MADE TO DETERMINE WHETHER ANY
CHANGE IN THESE ENZYME ACTIVITIES MAY INFLUENCE THE ONCOGENICITY OF BENZO(A)PYRENE. A STUDY HAS
BEEN COMPLETED TO DETERMINE THE INTERACTION OF THE FUNGICIDE CAPTAN ON THE TUMORIGENICITY OF
BENZO(A)PYRENE IN A LUNG TUMOR MODEL UTILIZING A/J MICE. MICE WERE FED TWO DOSAGE LEVELS (625 AND
1250 PPM) OF CAPTAN IN THE DIET, AND BENZO(A)PYRENE WAS ADMINISTERED ORALLY ON THE 7TH AND 21ST DAY
AFTER THE FEEDING WAS INITIATED. AFTER 14 WEEKS ON THE DIET, THE GROUP FED 1250 PPM CAPTAN HAD A
SIGNIFICANTLY SMALLER PERCENTAGE OF MICE WITH LUNG TUMORS COMPARED TO THE CONTROL GROUP. THE
PERCENTAGE OF MICE WITH FORESTOMACH TUMORS WAS ALSO LOWER IN THE GROUP FED 125O PPM CAPTAN THAN IN
THE CONTROLS. THERE WAS NO CHANGE IN BENZO(A)PYRENE METABOLIZING ENZYMES IN LIVER, LUNG. OR
FORESTOMACH AFTER TREATMENT WITH EITHER DOSE OF CAPTAN. EXPERIMENTS WILL BE REPEATED UTILIZING
DOSAGE LEVELS OF 125O AND 1875 PPM CAPTAN IN THE DIET IN AN ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN A DOSE EFFECT
RELATIONSHIP. THIS PRELIMINATRY EVIDENCE SUGGESTS THAT CAPTAN INHIBITS BENZO(A ) PYRENE TUMORIGENES IS
UNDER THE TEST CONDITIONS.
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}RT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.6) - OFFICE OF RESEARCH AC 7VELOPMENT •
GRANT PROJECT DESC PIONS
RUN DATE: O7/O9/3O 'ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
•PROJECT; OO63O4-EFFECT OF INSECTICIDES ON BENZO(AJPYRENE CARCINOGENESIS
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TASK =H615 -9466OO ' *EPA = R805819 *» (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/78 - 09/81 : FY79
EPA OFFICER. RL BARON EPA/HERL - RTP
INVESTIGATOR. UNKNOWN THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIV PHILADELPHIA PA 19107
MILESTONES...: 08/80 -STUDY CAPTAN AND TRIFLURALIN
02/81 -STUDY ONCOGENICITY OF ISOMERS OF BHC
03/82 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID. : (PE-615 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - PESTICIDES
MANDATE 20-31 DAA FOR TESTING AND EVALUATIONS
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-O06304 SSIE-HZ 799466 EPA -R805819
LABN-H615 -9466OO PE -615
PROJ STATUS. : PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT TO STUDY INTERACTIONS OF COMMONLY USED PESTICIDES AND A KNOWN ENVIRONMENTAL ONCOGENIC AGENT
BENZOfAJPYRENE IN RODENT BIOASSAYS. IN ADDITION TO THE MEASUREMENT OF BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS (TUMOR
FORMATION) THE EFFECT OF PESTICIDES ON BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS SUCH AS THE LEVEL OF TISSUE ENZYMES
WHICH ACTIVATE CARCINOGENS WILL BE STUDIED. CORRELATIONS WILL BE MADE TO DETERMINE WHETHER ANY
CHANGE IN THESE ENZYME ACTIVITIES MAY INFLUENCE THE ONCOGENICITY OF EENZO(A ) PfRENE.
FTS 8-629-2655
PHILADELPHIA
ORD -RH10E30-2O79
UPDATED- 06-28-80
'PROJECT- OO1814-PAN CONCENTRATION IN AMBIENT AIR IN NEW JERSEY
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR..
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID. .
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE ....
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS COOES. . :
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT ....
919-541-2422
DEPT OF PLANT PATHOLOGY
TASK =G603A-AD-O25 " *EPA = R805827-O2 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 03/78 - 06/80 FY79
JJ BUFALINI EPA/ESRL - RTP
EG BRENNAN RUTGERS UNIV
06/8O -FINAL REPORT ON PAN CONCENTRATIONS
(PE-603 ) TRANS. AND FATE -AIR
REPORT ON PAN CONCENTRATIONS
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
20-R01 EPA REGION I
20-R01 EPA REGION I
PAN/03 RATIO ARE OBSERVED TO BE HIGH SUGGESTING
A MALFUNCTIONING 03 DETECTOR.
RECN-001814 SSIE-GMA 4902 1 EPA -R805827-02
LABN-G603A-AC-030 PE -603
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: AMBIENT AIR WILL BE MONITORED FOR PEROXYACETYL NITRATE FROM APRIL 1979 TO APRIL 198O. THE
PAN CONCENTRATION WILL BE EXAMINED WITH RESPECT TO WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION. PLANTS SENSITIVE TO
PAN WILL ALSO BE STUDIED FOR PLANT DAMAGE. APPROACH: AMBIENT AIR IS EITHER TRAPPED IN A CRYOGENIC
CONTAINER AND LATER INTRODUCED INTO A GAS CHROMATOGRAPH OR THE AIR SAMPLE IS INTRODUCED DIRECTLY
INTO THE G.C. PAN-SENSITIVE PLANTS ARE PLACED OUT AND EXPOSED TO THE AMBIENT AIR. LEAF DAMAGE IS
OBSERVED. RESULTS TO DATE: PAN AND 03 HAVE BEEN STUDIED FROM AUGUST 1978 TO PRESENT. THE PAN
MAXIMUM WAS OBSERVED TO BE 10.5 PPB IN AUGUST. THE PAN/03 RATIO WERE OBSERVED TO BE HIGH SUGGESTING
A MALFUNCTIONING 03 DETECTOR.
ORD -RG10B30-5079
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
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' OFFICE OF RESEARCH / EVELOPMENT >
GRANT PROJECT DES^. -PTIONS
* 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
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^PROJECT: OO5495-MECHANISMS OF INTESTINAL CADMIUM ABSORPTION IN RATS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID..
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE..
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT
TASK =DC27 - 1EO004 *»EPA = R8O584O-03 »f (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 05/78 - 05/81 : FY80
NE KOWAL EPA/HEPL - CINC
EC FOULKES
N SUGAWARA
C VONER
05/79 -REPORT:
FTS 8-684-7477
CIV & CIV ENG DEPT
CIV & CIV ENG DEPT
CIV & CIV ENG DEPT
UNIV OF CINCINNATI
UNIV OF CINCINNATI
UNIV OF CINCINNATI
MECHANISMS INVOLVED IN INTESTINAL ABSORPTION OF CD IN RAT
03/79 -QUARTERLY REPORT
11/79 -QUARTERLY REPORT
O2/80 -QUARTERLY REPORT
03/80 -INTERIM REPORT
05/81 -FINAL REPORT OF PROGRESS MADE ON THE NATURE AND KINETICS OF CADMIUM TRANSPORT I
(PE-C27 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - WATER QUALITY
REPORT OF PROGRESS MADE ON NATURE AND KINETICS
OF CADMIUM TRANSPORT IN RAT GUT
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
20-12 DAA FOR WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS
30-99 PHYSIOLOGY, BIOCHEMISTRY
ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR FIRST 2 YEARS DEALT WITH MECHANISM
OF UPTAKE OF CADMIUM FROM LUMEN, INHIBITION OF UPTAKE OF
CALCIUM AND ZINC, ENDOGENOUS (GUT FLUID) MODULATORS OF
CADMIUM UPTAKE. MAGNITUDE OF SECOND PHASE OF CADMIUM
ABSORPTION, AND FACTORS CONTROLLING CADMIUM RETENTION AND
RELEASE FROM INTESTINAL CELLS.
RECN-O05495 SSIE-GMA 5142 2 EPA -R80584Q-03 ORD -RD10B30-5080
LABN-D607A-OO9C PE -C27
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE MAIN OBJECTIVE IS TO PROVIDE INFORMATION TO HELP IN THE EVALUATION OF POTENTIAL RISKS
FROM ORAL EXPOSURE TO CADMIUM. ONE SPECIFIC AIM IS TO DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT THE KINETICS OF THE
TRANSPORT SYSTEM FOR CADMIUM AND CALCIUM BETWEEN THE INTESTINAL LUMEN AND WALL ARE COMPETITIVE IN
NATURE. A SECOND OBJECTIVE IS TO CHARACTERIZE CADMIUM TRANSPORT VARIATIONS BETWEEN THE DUODENUM.
JEJUNUM AND ILEUM. AN ATTEMPT WILL BE MADE TO DETERMINE WHETHER DIFFERENCES IN ACTIVITY CAN BE
ATTRIBUTED TO CHANGES IN VMAX AND/OR KM OF THE TRANSPORT SYSTEM. APPROACH: INTESTINAL ABSORPTION OF
CADMIUM IN RATS WILL BE ASCERTAINED BY USING-A PREPARATION INVOLVING ISOLATED SEGMENTS OF DUODENUM.
JEJUNUM AND ILEUM IN SITU UNDER CONDITIONS OF A STEADY-STATE SINGLE PASSAGE TECHNIQUE. FOR THESE
STUDIES CADMIUM TRACER (1O9 CD) IS ADDED TO THE LUMINAL PERFUSATE TOGETHER WITH A VOLUME MARKER AND
DISAPPEARANCE OF THE LABEL FROM THE LUMEN IS MEASURED.
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ORT: OKDCONV (VERSION V2 . 6 ) • OFFICE OF RESEARCH A EVELOPMENT -
GRANT PROJECT DESL .JTIONS
RUN DATE: O7/09/8O "ORDIS DATA EXTRACT'
•PROJECT: OO48O6-OUTDOOR SMOG CHAMBER EXPERIMENTS TO TEST PHOTOCHEMICAL MODELS
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EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID. :
MANDATE.
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. '
PROJ STATUS. :
ABSTRACT. .
FTS 8-629-2374
DEPT OF ENV SCI & ENGIN
DEPT OF ENV SCI 5 ENGIN
TASK =GCO5 -OOO311 * *EPA = R8O5843-02 '» (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 00/79 - 05/81 : FY80
MC DODGE EPA/ESRL - RTP
HE JEFFRIES UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA
RM KAMENS UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA
10/81 -ORD FINAL REPORT
(PE-C05 ) TRANS. AND FATE - AIR
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
2O-20 AA FOR AIR AND WASTE MANAGEMENT
DATA FOR 38 PAIRS OF SMOG CHAMBER RUNS PROCESSED AND
MADE AVAILABLE TO PHOTOCHEMICAL MODELERS FOR ANALYSIS.
SSIE-GMA 5986 1 EPA -R805843-02
PE -COS
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO PERFORM OUTDOOR SMOG CHAMBER EXPERIMENTS FOR THE
PURPOSE OF ACQUIRING QC^'.'tJM DATA FDR THE TESTING AND REFINEMENT OF PHOTOCHEMICAL MODELS. APPROACH
SMOG CHAMBER REACTANT AND ^RODUCT CONCENTRATIONS ARE MEASURED AS A FUNCTION OF TIME. THE CHAMBER IS
OPERATED UNDER CONDITIONS OF NATURAL SUNLIGHT, TEMPERATURE AND RELATIVE HUMIDITY
RECN-004806
LABN-G603A-AD-O4
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORD -RG1OB30-5030
UPDATED- 06-28-80
•PROJECT: 001123-CANCER INCIDENCE IN RELATION TO ASBESTOS IN DRINKING WATER IN THE PUGET
SOUND REGION
TASK =D823B-038COO "' EPA = R8O5846-02 -- (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 04/78 - 05/81 : FY79
EPA OFFICER. LJ MCCABE EPA/HERL - CINC
INVESTIGATOR.: L POLISSAR FRED HUTCHINSON RES CTR
FRED HUTCHINSON RES CTR
UNIV OF WASHINGTON
STATE DEPT SOC/HLTH SERV
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID..
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
L POLISSAR
DB THOMAS
ES BOATMAN
W HINDS
04/78 -START
01/79 -REPORT ON CANCER INCIDENCE AND MORTALITY RATES
O1/8O -REPORT ON OCCUPATIONALLY LINKED CANCER
04/81 -REPORT ON CASE CONTROL STUDY
(PE-823 ) HEALTH EFFECTS -DRINKING WATER
REPORT ON CASE-CONTROL STUDY
10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
5 13-684-721 1
PROG IN EPIDEM & BIOSTATS
PROG IN EPIDEM & BIOSTATS
SEATTLE
OLYMPIA
WA 98195
WA 98501
RECN-O01123
LABN-D614B-016
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
EPA -R8O5846-02
ORO -RD10B30-1O79
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
SSIE-GMA 5388 1
PE -823
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
CANCER MORTALITY AND INCIDENCE DATA WILL BE USED TO DETERMINE IF THERE IS AN ELEVATED CANCER RISK
FOR THOSE PERSONS LIVING IN AREAS OF THE PUGET SOUND REGION WITH A HIGH CONCENTRATION OF ASBESTOS
IN THE WATER SUPPLY. DATA WILL INCLUDE DEATH CERTIFICATES. INCIDENCE RECORDS FROM SEER
POPULATION-BASED TUMOR REGISTRY, CENSUS TABULATIONS. AND WATER ANALYSES. STATISTICAL METHODS WILL
INCLUDE CALCULATIONS OF RATES AND RELATIVE RISKS. A CASE-CONTROL STUDY WILL BE UNDERTAKEN.
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TRT : ORDCONV (VERSION V2.6) - OFFICE OF RESEARCH A! "VELOFMENT *
GRANT PROJECT DESL TIONS
RUN DATE: 07/09/8O -ORDIS DATA EXTRACT- PAGE- 112
-"PROJECT: 005038-DEVELOPMENT OF A NATIONAL LIBRARY CENTER FOR GROUND WATER INFORMATION
TASK =L824C-000018 **EPA = R805863 •'• f (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O5/78 - 04/81 : FY79
EPA OFFICER,: WJ DUNLAP EPA/ERL - ADA FTS 8-743-2313
INVESTIGATOR.: JH LEHR NATL WAT WELL ASSN RES FAC WORTHINGTON OH 43085
J POLAND NATL WAT WELL ASSN RES FAC WORTHINGTON OH 43O85
MILESTONES... 02/8O -COMPLETE DEVELOPMENT OF GROUND WATER THESAURUS
08/80 -COMPLETE INITIAL EXTERNAL EVALUATION OF SYSTEM, PRODUCE USERS MANUAL
O4/81 -COMPILE FINAL EVALUATION OF ALL ASPECTS OF DATA BASE DEVELOPMENT, OPERATION, AN
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREAT & GROUND WATER PROT -DRINKING WATER
MANDATE 10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
CURR. RESULTS: EXTENSIVE LITERATURE SEARCH
A THESAURUS OF GROUND WATER TERMS HAS BEEN DEVELOPED AND
REFINED BASED ON COMMENTS OF QUALIFIED EVALUATORS.
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO503S SSIE-GMA 6024 EPA -R805863 ORD -RL10B30-1079
LABN-L614C-O18 PE -824
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: BECAUSE OF SEVERE DOCUMENTATION PROBLEMS EXISTING IN THE AREA OF GROUND WATER TECHNOLOGY,
THE NATIONAL WATER WELL ASSOCIATION IS DEVELOPING AN INTERACTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHIC DATA BASE
ENCOMPASSING THE WORLD'S SIGNIFICANT LITERATURE CONCERNING AQUIFERS, GROUND WATER HYDRAULICS,
GROUND WATER POLLUTION AND POLLUTION CONTROL, GROUND WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, AND WATER WELL
CONSTRUCTION. THE DATA BASE WILL INCLUDE AN UP-TO-DATE COMPUTER ACCESS SYSTEM COMPATIBLE WITH
CURRENT STANDARS. APPROACH: A THESAURUS OF GROUND WATER DESCRIPTORS. COMPRISED MOSTLY OF
HYDROGEOLOGIC TERMS ARRANGED IN HIERARCHICAL ORDER. WILL BE DEVELOPED. THIS THESAURUS WILL COMPRISE
ONE OF SEVERAL FIELDS, INCLUDING AUTHOR, TITLE. JOURNAL, GEOGRAPHIC REGION. MAJOR AQUIFER REGION,
AND CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS. WHICH WILL BE USED FOR INDEXING AND ENTERING OF LITERATURE, AND WHICH
WILL PROVIDE ACCESS TO THE DATA BASE. THE THESAURUS WILL BE EVALUATED BY A PANEL OF GROUND WATER
EXPERTS AND MODIFIED APPROPRIATELY AS DEVELOPMENT OF THE DATA BASE AND COMPUTER ACCESS SYSTEM
PROCEEDS, SYSTEM OPERATION WILL BE ASSESSED BY QUALIFIED EXTERNAL EVALUATORS TO PROVIDE A BASIS FOR
REFINEMENT TO ATTAIN MAXIMUM FLEXIBILITY AND EFFECTIVENESS IN MEETING USER MEEDS. A USER'S GUIDE TO
THE DATA BASE WILL BE PRODUCED, AND ACTIVITIES REQUIRED TO BRING THE DATA BASE TO THE ATTENTION OF
POTENTIAL USERS WILL BE CONDUCTED.
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JRT ORDCONV (VERSION V2.6) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH Af iVELOPMENT -
GRANT PROJECT DESC flONS
RUN DATE: O7/O9/8O -ORDIS DATA EXTRACT-
•PROJECT: OO1049-DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF AN AMBIENT VIABLE MICROBIAL AIR SAMPLER
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. .
PROGRAM ID..
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE. .
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. :
PROJ STATUS. :
ABSTRACT . .
FTS 8-684-7385
CHICAGO
IL 60616
TASK =DC27 -1COOO3 **EPA=R805864 »» (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/78 - 1O/8O : FY8O
W JAKUBOWSKI EPA/HERL - CINC
KF FANNIN I I T RES INST
O4/79 -INTERIM REPORT - RECOMMENDED SAMPLER DESIGNS
12/79 -FABRICATION OF PROTOTYPE - PRELIMINARY EVALUATION
O4/80 -RECOMMENDATION OF SAMPLER FOR USE IN HEALTH EFFECTS STUDIES
10/80 -FINAL REPORT - PROTOTYPE AMBIENT VIABLE MICROBIAL AIR SAMPLER
(PE-C27 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - WATER QUALITY
RECOMMENDATION OF SAMPLER FOR USE IN HEALTH EFFECTS
STUDIES.
1O-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
20-12 DAA FOR WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS
2O-R05 EPA REGION V
REVIEW PHASE COMPLETED AND MODIFICATION OF EXISTING
CYCLONE SCRUBBER-TYPE SAMPLER IN PROGRESS. COLLECTION
SUBSTRATE FOR APPLICATION IN A VIRTUAL IMPACTOR-TYPE
SAMPLER DEVELOPED AND WILL BE EVALUATED. PROTOTYPE
GLASS CYCLONE SCRUBBER CONSTRUCTED AND BEING EVALUATED,
RECN-001049 SSIE-GMA 5143 2 EPA -R805864
PE -C27
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DEVELOP AND EVALUATE INSTRUMENTATION TO ENHANCE EXISTING CAPABILITIES FOR QUANTITATIVE
DETECTION OF VIABLE MICROORGANISMS IN AMBIENT AIR. APPROACH: IN THE FIRST PHASE. EXISTING DESIGN
WILL BE REVIEWED AND ALTERNATIVES WILL BE DEVELOPED. A NEW DESIGN WILL BE DEVELOPED OR
MODIFICATIONS WILL BE SUGGESTED TO EXISTING SAMPLERS AMD A PROTOTYPE WILL BE
2. IN PHASE 3, THE PROTOTYPE WILL BE EVALUATED FOR COLLECTION EFFICIENCY
SENSITIVITY AND PARTICLE SIZE DISCRIMINATION.
LABN-D607A-050
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORD -RD10B30-5030
UPDATED- 06-28-30
CONSTRUCTED IN PHASE
VIABILIT,' MAINTENANCE.
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* 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
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^PROJECT- 004317-PRESERVATION AND DETERMINATION OF CR(III) AND/OR CR(VI)
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID....
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
TASK =A622B-000047 •|-*EPA = R805877-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 12/78 - 03/8O : FY79
MF GALES EPA/EMSL - CINC 513-684-7307
BT DUHART UNIV OF ARKANSAS DEPT OF CHEM
12/78 -DETERMINE THE EFFECT OF TIME AND PH ON THE PRESERVATION OF CHROMIUM
05/79 -DETERMINE EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE
03/80 -EVALUATE THE USEFULNESS OF THE ENDICO SAMPLING DEVICES
(PE-622 ) TECHNICAL SUPPORT -INTERDISCIPLINARY
20-99 UNIV ARKANSAS/PINE BLUFF
DR. DUHART HAS EVALUATED THE EFFECTS OF PH AND TIME ON THE
PRESERATION OF CHROMIUM
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS-.
ABSTRACT
RECN-O04317
LABN-A622 -047
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
5623
EPA -R805877-01
ORD -RA10C3O-2079
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
SSIE-GMA
PE -622
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DEVELOP A PROCEDURE FOR THE PRESERVATION OF CR(III) AND CR(VI). APPROACH: THE ANALYTICAL
TECHNIQUES USED WILL BE ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY AND DIFFERENTIAL PULSE POLAROGRAPHY. SAMPLES
WILL BE MEASURED BEFORE AND AFTER SPIKING WITH REAGENTS. PERIODIC MEASUREMENTS WILL ALSO BE
OBTAINED TO INDICATE THE DEGREE OF PRESERVATION.
'PROJECT: O06049-RESEARCH IN DEVICES FOR PARTICULATE CONTROL
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK =F83OM-791110 **EPA=R805897 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O5/78 - 06/81 : FY79
JH TURNER EPA/IERL - RTP
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INST
FLUE GAS PARTICULATE CONTROL -ENERGY
CLEAN AIR ACT
SSIE-GMA 6493 EPA -R8O5897
FTS 8-629-2476
RTP
NC 277O9
MB RANADE
(PE-830 )
1O-O2
RECN-O06O49
PE -83O
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: IMPROVE MATHEMATICAL UNDERSTANDING OF ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATORS AND FABRIC FILTERS
APPROACH: DEVELOP MATHEMATICAL MODELS FOR USE BY RESEARCHERS AND DESIGNERS OF PARTICULATE CONTROL
EQUIPMENT AS WHLL AS BY CONTROL OFFICIALS-
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•PROJECT: OOO865-INVESTIGATION OF FACTORS INVOLVED IN ADAPTION OF WOODY SPECIES TO
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ON COMPLETED REFUSE LANDFILLS
TASK =CC73 -OOOO97 **EPA=R8O59O7-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O5/78 - O9/8O : FY80
RE LANDRETH EPA/MERL - CINC FTS-8-684-7871
FB FLOWER RUTGERS UNIV DEPT OF PLANT PATHOLOGY
IA LEONE RUTGERS UNIV DEPT OF PLANT PATHOLOGY
09/79 -INTERIM REPORT
09/8O -FINAL REPORT
(PE-C73 ) SOLID & HAZARDOUS WASTE
10-05 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
RECN-000865 SSIE-GMA 5102 2 EPA -R805907-01 ORD -RC10B30-1080
PE -C73
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS STUDY ARE: (A) TO MONITOR THE FIELD EXPERIMENTS ALREADY IN PROGRESS IN NEW
JERSEY INVOLVING SCREENING OF WOODY SPECIES FOR ADAPTABILITY TO LANDFILL CONDITIONS AND ASSESSMENT
OF PLANTING TECHNIQUES FOR EXCLUSION OF LANDFILL GASES FROM ROOT ZONES. FOR THE LONG-TERM PATTERN.
(B) TO 'REPLACE TREES FOUND UNSUITABLE FOR LANDFILL CONDITIONS WITH OTHER POTENTIALLY ADAPTABLE
SPECIES TO OBTAIN ADDITIONAL TOLERANCE INFORMATION. (C) TO EVALUATE THE INFLUENCE OF SECONDARY
FACTORS SUCH AS SIZE OF TREES AT PLANTING, THE USE OF BARE-ROOTED VS. CONTAINERIZED TREES, AND THE
EFFECT OF WATER STRESS ON THE ADAPTABILITY OF SPECIES TO LANDFILL CONDITIONS. (D) TO ASSESS THE
VALUE OF MYCORRHIZAL FUNGI IN INDUCING TOLERANCE OF TREES TO LANDFILL CONDITIONS. STUDIES ALREADY
IN PROGRESS TO SCREEN WOODY SPECIES FOR ADAPTABILITY TO LANDFILL CONDITIONS HAVE IDENTIFIED THE
RELATIVE TOLERANCE OF 19 TREE SPECIES COMMONLY GROWN IN THE NORTHEAST. AND INVESTIGATIONS TO
EVALUATE SUITABLE TECHNIQUES FOR EXCLUDING LANDFILL GASES FROM ROOT ZONES HAVE INDICATED THAT
ABOVE-GROUND MOUNDS ARE SUPERIOR TO BACK-FILLED TRENCHES AS PLANTING SITES. THE PROPOSED PROJECT
WILL INCLUDE FIELD AND GREENHOUSE INVESTIGATIONS. THE FIELD EXPERIMENTS ALREADY IN PROGRESS. WILL
BE ENLARGED TO INCLUDE MEASUREMENT OF THE SECONDARY FACTORS (SIZE OF TREES. TYPE OF
PRECONDITIONING, WATER STRESS. ETC.) WHICH INFLUENCE THE ADAPTABILITY OF TREES TO LANDFILL
CONDITIONS. GREENHOUSE STUDIES WILL INVOLVE EXPERIMENTS TO EVALUATE VARIOUS METHODS OF "TAILORING"
TREE SEEDS OR SEEDLINGS WITH MYCORRHIZAL FUNGI FOR VIABILITY UNDER LANDFILL GROWTH CONDITIONS.
EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR. :
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE :
ORDIS CODES. :
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. .
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT.
TASK =DC27 - 1EOOO6 **EPA = R8059O9-O1 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O5/78 - O7/8O : FY80
NE KOWAL ' EPA/HERL - CINC
DE JOHNSON SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INST
HJ HARDING SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INST
BP SAGIK UNIV OF TEXAS
CA SORBER UNIV OF TEXAS
02/8O -DRAFT FINAL REPORT
(PE-C27 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - WATER QUALITY
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
1O-O5 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
SSIE-GMA 5147 2 EPA -R805909-01
PE -C27
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC i
FTS 8-684-7477
SAN ANTONIO
SAN ANTONIO
SAN ANTONIO
SAN ANTONIO
ORD -RD10B30-1080
TX 78284
TX 78284
TX 78284
TX 78284
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- O6-28-80
RECN-001084
LABN-D611E-003
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
OBJECTIVES: TO MONITOR ACTIVITIES OF SEVERAL SITES IN THE UNITED STATES PRACTICING SPRAY APPLICATION
OF LIQUID MUNICIPAL SLUDGE TO LAND. TO INVESTIGATE THE COMPOSITION OF THE SLUDGE WITH RESPECT TO
MICROBIOLOGICAL COMPONENTS, CHLORINATED PESTICIDES AND PCB'S. AND TRACE METALS. TO DETERMINE IF
MICROBIOLOGICAL ORGANISMS ARE AEROSOLIZED AND CARRIED DOWNWIND OF THE SPRAV SITE TO DETERMINE
POTENTIAL HEALTH EFFECTS. APPROACH: THE STUDY WILL BE INITIATED BY CONTACT WITH SITES AT WHICH
SPRAY APPLICATION IS PRACTICED TO DETERMINE SIX CANDIDATE SITES. EACH OF THESE SITES WILL BE
VISITED, LIAISON ESTABLISHED WITH THE APPROPRIATE STAFF, AND TWO LARGE VOLUME SAMPLES OF LIQUID
SLUDGE OBTAINED, ONE AT THE TIME OF THE VISIT AND ONE APPROXIMATELY SIX WEEKS LATER. THESE
LARGE-VOLUME SAMPLES WILL BE USED TO CHARACTERIZE THE SLUDGE FOR LEVELS AND TYPES OF PATHOGENIC
ORGANISMS, LEVELS OF CHLORINATED PESTICIDES AND PCB'S. AND SEVEN TRACE METALS. SITE CHARACTERISTICS
AND THE RESULTS OF THE MICROBIOLOGICAL SCREEN WILL BE USED TO SELECT THREE SITES FOR AEROSOL
MONITORING. THE MONITORING EFFORT WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED OVER A THREE-WEEK PERIOD AT EACH SELECTED
SITE. SEVEN AEROSOL RUNS WILL BE MADE AT EACH SITE, WITH FIVE DOWNWIND AND ONE UPWIND SAMPLE ON
EACH RUN. A COMPOSITE SAMPLE OF THE SLUDGE WILL BE TAKEN AT THE SAME TIME FOR COMPARISON PURPOSES
AEROSOL SAMPLES WILL BE OBTAINED USING HIGH-VOLUME ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATOR-TYPE SAMPLERS (LITTON
MODEL M OR LEAP). METEOROLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS WILL BE MADE USING TWO 2-METER WEATHER STATIONS. DATA
OBTAINED IN THE STUDY WILL BE SUBMITTED TO STATISTICAL ANALYSIS TO DETERMINE THE NATURE AND/OR
EXTENT OF ANY POTENTIAL HEALTH HAZARDS.
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT :
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT.
LABORATORY INVESTIGATIONS OF DIFFUSION AND FUMIGATION INTO THE MIXED
LAYER
TASK =G603A-AA-17O -*EPA = R8O5912-O2 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/78 - 08/81 • FY79
RG LAMB EPA/ESRL - RTP FTS 8-629-4526
JW DEARDORFF OREGON STATE UNIV LIBERAL ARTS/ANTHROP DEPT
12/79 -SCIENTIFIC PAPER DESCRIBING DIFFUSION FROM ELEVATED SOURCE
06/8O -PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF PLUME FUMIGATION EXPERIMENTS
08/81 -FINAL RESULTS OF PLUME FUMIGATION EXPERIMENTS AND MODEL FORMULATION
(PE-603 ) TRANS. AND FATE -AIR
FINAL RESULTS OF PLUME FUMIGATION EXPERIMENTS
AND MODEL FORMULATION.
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
EXPERIMENTS ON DIFFUSION -ROM ELEVATED SOURCES
HAVE BEEN COMPLETED AND RESULTS SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICATION.
PRELIMINARY FUMIGATION RESULTS COLLECTED BUT NOT ANALYZED.
RECN-OO1768 SSIE-GMA 5214 1 EPA -R8O5912-O2 ORO -RG10B3O-1O79
LABN-G603A-AB-035 PE -603
PROJECT-COMPLETED INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JAN-MAR 8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO OBTAIN QUANTITATIVE DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MEAN CONCENTRATION PROFILES AND DIFFUSION
RATES OF MATERIAL RELEASED FROM ELEVATED POINT SOURCES UNDER VERY UNSTABLE CONDITIONS: AND TO
DERIVE SIMILAR INFORMATION FOR PLUMES FUMIGATING INTO THE CONVECTIVE MIXED LAYER FROM A STABLE
LAv-ER ALOFT. APPROACH: USE OF A LARGE LABORATORY WATER TANK IN WHICH CONVECTION BELOW A STABLE
INVERSION LAYER CAN BE SIMULATED.
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^PROJECT: O01663
EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES. . . :
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
-SULFUR BUDGET IN POWER PLANT PLUMES - PROCESSING, MANAGEMENT AND
ANALYSIS OF PROJECT STATE DATA
TASK =G6O3A-AA-O15 »*EPA=R8O5918-O1 *f (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/75 - 06/81 : FY79
CF WALTERS EPA/ESRL - RTP 919-541-2648
NV GILLANI WASHINGTON UNIV ST LOUIS MO 63130
05/79 -DATA REPORT AND MEETING
O6/79 -REPORT ON DATA MANAGEMENT AND ANALYSIS
11/79 -COLD WEATHER PLUME FIELD STUDY (CWPS )
O4/SO -REPORT ON CWPS
06/81 -DATA VOLUMES AND REPORT ON FIELD STUDIES OF SULFUR TRANSFORMATION AND TRANSPORT
(PE-6O3 ) TRANS. AND FATE -AIR
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
TOOK PART IN TENNESSEE PLUME STUDY. SUMMER 1978;
PARTICIPATED IN MISSION CONTROL ACTIVITIES, PERFORMED
ON-SITE REDUCTION, DATA VALIDATION AND DATA VOLUME
PRODUCTION. DATA MANAGEMENT. DATA ANALYSIS AND PRODUCED
DATA VOLUME. EPA/EPRI PLUME STUDY. 1977.
RECN-OO1663 SSIE-GMA 4560 3 EPA -R8O5918-O1 ORD -RG1OE3O-1O79
PE -603
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JAN-MAR 8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBL1C
OBJECTIVE: THIS PROJECT CONTINUES THE TASKS PERFORMED DURING THE FIRST YEAR OF THE GRANT, I.E.
PROCESSING, MANAGEMENT AND ANALYSIS OF DATA COLLECTED AS PART OF THE AUGUST 1978 TENNESSEE PLUME
STUDY (PHASE I OF PROJECT STATE). SIMILAR RESPONSIBILITIES WILL BE UNDERTAKEN FOR THE COLD WEATHER
PLUME STUDY CPHASE II OF PROJECT STATE). APPROACH: SPECIFIC TASKS INCLUDE: (1) SOFTWARE
ORGANIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT. (2) DATA BASE SYSTEM DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION, (3) DATA ANALYSES AND
MODEL DEVELOPMENT. (4) PREPARATION FOR. AND PARTICIPATION IN. THE STATE COLD WEATHER PLUME STUDY
FIELD PROGRAM. AND (5) PRODUCTION OF AN AIRCRAFT DATA VOLUME.
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. .
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT ... .
TASK = CC73 -S4TO17 -•EPA=R8O592O-O1 '* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/78 - 1O/80 : FY80
OW ALERECHT EPA/MERL - CINC
RC ANDERSON ENV LAW INST
FTS S-68-1-7886
WASHINGTON
DC 20036
02/79 -DEVEL. OF ANALYTICAL FRAMEWORK AND ANALYSIS OF APPROACHES
10/80 -INTERIM REPORT
(PE-C73
10-05
2O-99
RECN-OOO872
LABN-C518A-107
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORD -RC1OB3O-508O
UPDATED- O6-28-80
SOLID & HAZARDOUS WASTE
RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
SHWRD
SSIE-GMA 5106 2 EPA -R8O592O-O1
PE -C73
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
PRIMARY OBJECTIVES ARE: 1) TO EXAMINE THE APPLICABILITY OF COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS AND OTHER RELATED
DECISION CRITERIA TO THE MANAGEMENT OF HAZARDOUS WASTE, AND 2) TO ANALYZE WITHIN A GENERALIZED
COST-BENEFIT FRAMEWORK A NUMBER OF PAST DECISIONS IN GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF
HEALTH. ENVIRONMENTAL. AND SAFETY RISKS. THE APPROACH INCLUDES: 1) REVIEW OF THE THEORETICAL AND
EMPIRICAL LITERATURE PERTAINING TO VALUING RISKS. 2) FORMAL IZATION OF THE GENERALIZED COST-BENEFIT
METHODOLOGY, 3) SAMPLE SELECTION OF GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS. 4) ANALYSIS OF THE SAMPLE. 5) SYNTHESIS OF
THE RESULTS. 6) APPLICATION TO SELECTED HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL SITES.
•PROJECT: 003762-
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. :
PROGRAM ID.. :
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT :
FTS 8-783-9512
DEPT. OF PHYSICS
DEPT.
DEPT.
OF PHYSICS
OF PHYSICS
CRITICAL REVIEW AND EVALUATION OF RESEARCH ON THE IMPACT OF
ENERGY-RELATED WASTES ON THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT
TASK = N831 -OOOO03 *>EPA = R805921-01 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/78 - 05/80 : FY79
KE BIESINGER EPA/ERL - DULUTH
WR CHAPPELL UNIV OF COLORADO
R DAMRAUER UNIV OF COLORADO
DD CHIRAS UNIV OF COLORADO
06/80 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-831 ) EFFECTS OF ENERGY REL POLLUTANTS
30-99 BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY
QUARTERLY REPORTS RECEIVED AND LITERATURE SEARCHES
UNDERWAY.
RECN-OO3762 SSIE-GMA
LABN-N625A-083 PE -831
ACTIVE -MULTIVEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE PURPOSE OF THE PROPOSED WORK IS TO CRITICALLY REVIEW COMPLETED AND ON-GOING RESEARCH RELATED TO
THE IMPACT OF ENERGY-RELATED WASTES ON THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT. THE SPECIFIC OUTPUTS OF THE WORK
WILL BE ANNUAL "STATE-OF-THE-ART" DOCUMENTS THAT WILL DESCRIBE THE PRESENT STATE OF THE RESEARCH
AND CRITICAL AREAS WHERE RESEARCH IS NEEDED IN ORDER TO PROVIDE A DATA BASE FOR DECISION MAKERS.
494O 1
EPA -R8O5921-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RN1OB3O-3O79
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
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*PROJECT: 006052-NEAR STACK PLUME SAMPLING FOR CONDITIONING AGENT STUDIES
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID ...
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK =F83OM-792170 *-EPA=R805926 ~* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/78 - OS/81 FY79
LE SPARKS EPA/IERL - RTP
JA ARMSTRONG UNIV OF DENVER
(PE-83O ) FLUE GAS PARTICULATE CONTROL -ENERGY
1O-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
SSIE-GMA 6482 EPA -R805926
FTS 8-629-2925
DENVER RES INST
ORD -RF10B30-1O79
ENTERED - 06-28-80
UPDATED- 06-28-80
RECN-OO6052
PE -830
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBL1C
OBJECTIVE: TO DEVELOP DATA ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF FLUE GAS CONDITIONING AGENTS BY NEAR STACK
PLUME SAMPLING. APPROACH: DEVELOP ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT DATA OF FLUE GAS CONDITIONING AGENTS FOR USE
BY OAQPS. DSSE, AND STATE ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES.
*PROJECT: 006051
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR. :
PROGRAM ID. . . :
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT ....
-OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATORS AT ELEVATED
TEMPERATURE AND HIGH PRESSURE
TASK =F830M-791990 **EPA=R805939 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 06/78 - O6/81 FY79
DC DREHMEL EPA/IERL - RTP 919-541-2925
GA RINARD UNIV OF DENVER . DENVER RES INST
(PE-83O ) FLUE GAS PARTICULATE CONTROL -ENERGY
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
THE LAY OUT OF THE LABORATORY FOR ESP INSTALLATION
WAS FINALIZED AND A CELL FOR MEASURING ASH
RESISTIVITY AT 18OOF WAS CONSTRUCTED.
RECN-O06O51 SSIE-GMA 6491 EPA -R805939 ORD -RF1OB3O-1079
PE -83O
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - O6-28-8O UPDATED- O6-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DETERMINE PROBLEMS ASOCIATED WITH USE OF ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATORS AT HIGH
TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE AND TO EXAMINE SUITABLE MATERIALS, DESIGN CHARACTERISTICS AND OPERATION
AND MAINTENANCE PROBLEMS. APPROACH: DEVELOP INFORMATION ON THE USE OF ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATORS
ON ADVANCED ENERGY SYSTEMS TO MEET REVISED NSPS.
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GRANT PROJECT DESC TIONS
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INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. :
PROGRAM ID ...
FINAL OUTPUT . :
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT
TASK =CC35 -06T030 *»EPA=R305942 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/78 - OB/80 F^SO
SW HATHAWAY EPA/MERL - CINC
AI INGHAM STATE WATER RES CONT BOARD
FTS-8-6S4-7615
SACRAMENTO
CA 95801
RECN-004411
LABN-C822B-06T30
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORD -RC10B30-3080,
UPDATED- O6-28-80
06/80 -DRAFT FINAL REPORT
OS/SO -FINAL REPORT ASSESSING PERFORMANCE, COST, & PUBLIC HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT
(PE-C35 ) WASTEWATER SYSTEMS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
FINAL REPORT ASSESSING PERFORMANCE. COST & PUBLIC HEALTH
3O-99 MICROBIOLOGY & EPIDEMIOLOGY
WORK PLAN DEVELOPED AND IMPLEMENTATION UNDERWAY
SSIE-GMA 5582 1 EPA -R805942
PE -C35
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS STUDY IS TO EVALUATE THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACCEPTABILITY. PERFORMANCE
RELIABILITY, AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF ALTERNATIVE ON-SITE WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS.
PARTICULARLY COMPOSTING TOILETS AND GRAYWATER SYSTEMS. APPROACH: TO BE STUDIED ARE STORAGE AND
REUSE OF GRAYWATER AND NUMEROUS TYPES OF WATERLESS TOILETS, INDIVIDUAL COMPOSTERS. A HEALTH
EVALUATION COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF EXPERTS FROM THE HEALTH, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND ENGINEERING SCIENCES
WILL DEFINE THE DATA NEEDED TO ASSESS THE HEALTH PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH ALTERNATIVE ON-SITE
SYSTEMS. SELECTED SYSTEMS WILL BE MONITORED IN THE FIELD TO DETERMINE OPTIMAL DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION.
AND SITING CRITERIA & OPERATION & MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES. LABORATORY ANALYSES WILL BE CONDUCTED TO
IDENTIFY THE PHYSICAL. CHEMICAL 8 BIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ACCUMULATED SOLIDS & LIQUIDS
(E.G. COMPOSTED RESIDUES & GRAYWATER).
'PROJECT: 004812-
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. . .
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE ....
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
EVALUATION OF GAS FILTER CORRELATION TECHNIQUES FOR THE SINGLE-ENDED
MEASURE OF 502
TASK =G712B-BA-037 * *EPA = R805956-02 " (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE O8/78 - 08/80 FY79
WF HERGET EPA/ESRL - RTP FTS 8-629-3034
LW CHANEY UNIV OF MICHIGAN HIGH ALTITUDE ENGINEERING
06/80 -COMPLETE FIELD TEST OF HF INSTRUMENT
06/80 -COMPLETE LABORATORY TEST OF NO-N02 INSTRUMENT
12/80 -COMPLETE FINAL REPORT
(PE-712 ) CHARAC. & MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVEL - AIR
INSTRUMENTS SUITABLE FOR ENFORCEMENT AND
SURVEILLANCE ACTIVITIES.
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-O04812 SSIE-GMA 5794 EPA -R805956-O2 ORD -RG1OB30-1O79
PE -712
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: EVALUATE THE LONGPATH GAS-FILTER CORRELATION INSTRUMENT FOR MEASUREMENT OF HF
CONCENTRATIONS EMITTED FROM ALUMINUM REFINERY POTROOMS. TEST AND CALIBRATE AN NO-N02 GAS-FILTER
CORRELATION INSTRUMENT IN THE LABORATORY '
ORD -RG10B30-1079
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
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"PROJECT: 006O08-NEW INERTIAL PARTICLE-SI-ZE CLASSIFICATION TECHNIQUES FOR SOURCE
EVALUATIONS
TASK =F827J-792620 **EPA=R805971 +* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/78 - O9/81 : FY79
DB HARRIS EPA/IERL - RTP FTS 8-629-2557
K WILLEKE UNIV OF CINCINNATI SCH OF ENG/ELEC ENG TECH
(PE-827 ) ENV IMPACT OF CONV & ADV ENERGY SYSTEMS
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
THE PARTICLE-SIZE CLASSIFIER WAS CHALLENGED WITH MONODISPERSED
AEROSOLS GENERATED BY A VIBRATING-ORIFICE AEROSOL GENERATOR.
THE SIZE CLASSIFICATION CURVE WAS RATHER DEGRADED BECAUSE (1)
SEVERAL COMPONENTS ARE BOLTED TOGETHER TO PROVIDE THE WIDEST CHOICE
DIAGNOSTIC TESTING AND (2) THE FLOW BALANCE IN THE SYSTEM WAS
INSUFFICIENTLY ACCURATE DURING THE INITIAL TESTS.
RECN-006O08 SSIE-GMA 6501 EPA -R805971 ORD -RF1031-1O79
EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID. . . :
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
PE -827
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
OBJECTIVE: DEVELOP
ENTERED - O6-28-8O
UPDATED- O6-2S-8O
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
A NEW METHOD OF INERTIAL PARTICLE SIZE CLASSIFICATION WHICH WILL BE USED TO
EVALUATE THE EFFLUENTS FROM INDUSTRIAL SOURCES RELATIVE TO THEIR PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION
APPROACH: PROVIDE IMPROVEMENT IN THE ART OF MONITORING STATIONARY SOURCE EMISSIONS AND IN THE
MEASUREMENT OF FINE PARTICLES FROM INDUSTRIAL SOURCES.
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"PROJECT: O03344-FACILITATION OF GENERAL UNDERSTANDING AND APPLICATION OF GROUNDWATER
MODELS
TASK =L824C-OOOO14 »*EPA=R805978 * - (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/78 - O6/81 FY79
EPA OFFICER. JW KEELEY EPA/ERL - ADA FTS 8-7-13-2210
INVESTIGATOR.: CL KILLPACK BUTLER UNIV HOLCOMB'RES INST
MILESTONES. .: 07/79 -FIRST INTERIM REPORT
07/80 -SECOND INTERIM REPORT
07/81 -THIRD INTERIM REPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREAT & GROUND WATER PROT -DRINKING WATER
MANDATE : 10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
ORDIS CODES... RECN-003344 SSIE-GMA 5024 1 EPA -R805978 ORD -RL10B30-1079
LABN-L614C-014 PE z2d
PROJ STATUS. : ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UNDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT ... : OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT IS TO DEVELOP INSTITUTIONAL AND TECHNICAL
MECHANISMS WHICH FACILITATE THE UNDERSTANDING AND APPLICATION OF GROUNDWATER MODELS AND THEIR
ACCESSIBILITY TO POTENTIAL USERS. APPROACH: THE PROJECT WILL CREATE A CENTRAL "CLEARINGHOUSE"
PROVIDING CONVENIENT ACCESS AND IMPROVED GUIDANCE TO ALL CONCERNED WITH DEVELOPMENT AND PROTECTION
OF OUR GROUNDWATER RESOURCE. THE PROJECT LOGICALLY ADDRESSES PROBLEM AREAS IDENTIFIED IN A PREVIOUS
REPORT, "UTILIZATION OF NUMERICAL GROUNDWATER MODELS FOR WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT" IN THIS
REPORT, THE FOUR PROBLEM AREAS WERE: (A) ACCESSIBILITY OF MODELS TO POTENTIAL USERS. (E)
COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN MANAGERS AND TECHNICAL PERSONNEL, (C) INADEQUACIES IN THE DATA, AND (D)
INADEQUACIES IN MODELING. THESE PROBLEMS ARE REAL IN THAT A MYRIAD OF GROUND-WATER MODELS HAVE BEEN
GENERATED WORLDWIDE. THESE MODELS EXIST AT A STAGGERING EXPENSE IN TERMS OF MAN-HOURS AND DOLLARS
AND ARE PRESENTLY INACCESSIBLE TO MOST POTENTIAL USERS.
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••PROJECT- OO4742
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. . .
PROGRAM ID...:
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE .,.....:
CURR. RESULTS:
513-634-7331
RUSH PRESBYTERIAN ST
RUSH PRESBYTERIAN ST
LUKE
LUKE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
COMMENT....
ABSTRACT.
-TYPE A VIRAL HEPATITIS - EFFECT OF CHLORINE ON ANTIGENICITY AND
INFECTIVITY
TASK =CC61 -S2TO4O * -EPA = R8O5986 +* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/78 - 10/8O : FY80
JC HOFF EPA/MERL - CINC
DA PETERSON RUSH UNIV
LG WOLFE RUSH UNIV
O8/79 -INTERIM REPORT
07/80 -PROJECT COMPLETED
1O/8O -EPA FINAL REPORT PUBLISHED
(PE-C61 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
EPA REPORT PUBLISHED
20-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
POOL OF INFECTIOUS MATERIAL AND PURIFIED VIRUS
PREPARED. ONE DISINFECTIN EXPERIMENT HAS BEEN COMPLETED
AND A SECOND EXPERIMENT IS IN PROGRESS
RECN-OO4742 SSIE-GMA 5887 1 EPA -RSO5986
PE -C61
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
APPROACH MAY BE MODIFED 45 RESULT OF RECENT
PUBLICATION INDICATING SUCCESSFUL PROPAGATION
OF HEPATITIS A VIRUS.
OBJECTIVE: DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF CHLORINE OF TYPE A VIRAL HEPATITIS VIRUS INFECTIVITY. APPROACH:
1. DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF CHLORINE ON VIRUS MORPHOLOGY AND ANTIGENICITY AS INDICATORS OF
DISINFECTANT EFFECTS. 2. USING THE DATA COLLECTED, A LIMITED NUMBER OF INFECTIVITY STUDIES USING
MARMOSETS WILL BE CONDUCTED.
ORD -RC1OB3O-2O8O
UPDATED- OS-28-8O
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MOTICF OF PFSFAPTH PPOIFTT
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PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. IS8-R0081
PROJECT NO.fDo not u»« irii* tpace;
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EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT
ATMOSPHERIC MEASUREMENTS OF TOXIC ORGANIC CHEMICALS
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
H.B. Singh, Senior Research Engineer, Atmospheric Science Center
W.B. Johnson, Director, Atmospheric Science Center
NAME AMD ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
SRI International
333 Ravenswood Avenue
Menlo Park. California 94025
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (I) Ob|*ctivf(. (7) Approach. (3) Cuir.nl Plant and/or Pro»r««. (700 wordi or /««.. Omn con/idcmia/ darai,
In tha Smithsonian Sclanc* Information E»chanfe. • ummariia of work in profrvsc ara «xchanf,*d with government and private af*ncica sup -
portinf r«a*areh and ar» (om-ardcd to invaatifatan who raquaal >uch inlormatien. Your summary l« to b« u«»d for thai* purpo«*i.
A vast number of potentially harmful organic chemicals are released into the environment. It is becoming increasingly
apparent that these chemicals contribute to the growing rate of cancer in industrialized countries. The atmospheric
abundance and fates of these pollutants is poorly understood. This proposal presents a research study approach to
develop methodologies for the measurement of a large number of toxic chemicals. Field experiments will be conducted
at several urban locations and near several specific source locations to characterize quantitatively the atmospheric burden
of toxic chemicals. The Held measurements will be conducted with the help of an instrumented mobile environmental
laboratory. These in-situ analyses will be complemented by a simultaneous program of specialized exploratory measure-
ments. Gas chromatographic, gas chromatographic/mass spectrometric, and coulometric techniques will be developed and
used for the analysis of atmospheric pollutants. Data on the sources, sinks, emissions, and effects of toxic pollutants
will be collected and analyzed.
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INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. .
PROGRAM ID. .
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
TASK =CC61 -S1TO65 * *EPA = R8O5994-O1 •* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 05/78 - 05/80 : FY80
RN CLARK EPA/MERL - CINC
RA DEININGER UNIV OF MICHIGAN
08/78 -GRANT AWARDED
08/79 -INTERIM REPORT PUBLISHED
10/79 -CONTINUATION FUNDING PACKAGE PROCESSED
O1/81 -PROJECT COMPLETED
05/81 -FINAL REPORT PUBLISHED
(PE-C61 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
FTS-8-684-72O9
SCH OF PUBLIC HEALTH
LIMITED BUT SUCCESSFUL DEMONSTRATIONS OF
DATA MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES ACCOMPLISHED.
ORD1S CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT ... .
RECN-004735
PE -C61
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
OBJECTIVE: DEVELOP
SSIE-GMA 5990 1
INTERCTIVE
EPA -R805994-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RC10E31- 1080
UPDATED- 06-28-8O
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
A DATA ANALYSIS AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR USE AS A RESEARCH TOOL TO MANAGE WATER
SUPPLY RESEARCH DATA. APPROACH: NEW AND EXISTING DATA MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES ARE BEING DEVELOPED AND
DEMONSTRATED FOR USE IN WATER SUPPLY RESEARCH.
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+PROJECT- 006134-PYRETHROID CHEMISTRY AND TOXICOLOGY
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
FTS 8-529-2655
GRADUATE SCHOOL
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT.
TASK =H615 -949700 *'EPA=R805999 * - (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/78 - 06/81 : FY79
RL BARON EPA/HERL - RTP
UNKNOWN UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
O9/79 -DECAMETHRIN METABOLISM IN PLANTS/ANIMALS
06/81 -STUDIES ON OXIME-ETHER PYRETHROIDS
O6/8O -PHOTODECOMPOSITION OF BIOALLETHRIN/ALLETHRIN
O6/80 -STUDIES ON PROPYRETHROIDS-METABOLISM
06/80 -MUTAGENECITY PROPERTIES OF PYRETHROIDS
06/81 -NEUROTOXICITY PROPERTIES OF DECAMETHRIN
06/81 -NEURORECEPTORS OF PYRETHROIDS
O6/80 -PYRETHROID HYDROLYZING ESTERASES
06/80 -METABOLISM OF KADETHRIN IN RATS
(PE-615 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - PESTICIDES
2O-3O AA FOR TOXIC SUBSTANCES
RECN-OO6134 SSIE-HZ 799497
LABN-H615 -9497OO PE -615
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
TO EXAMINE THE TOXICOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF PYRETHROID INSECTICIDES A NEW ANALYTICAL PROCEDURE
SENSITIVE TO CYANO-CONTAINING PYRETHROIDS IS BEING DEVELOPED WHICH WILL ALLOW GLC ANALYSIS TO BE
MORE SENSITIVE THAN CURRENTLY ACHIEVED. A FULL REPORT OF THIS PROCEDURE WILL BE AVAILABLE NEXT
QUARTER WHEN IT IS VERIFIED. THE A-CYANO-3-PHENOXYBENZYL PYRETHROIDS REACT READILY WITH ACETONE TO
FORM DIMETHYLOXIRANE DERIVATIVES AND WITH PENTAFLUOROBENZYL BROMIDE FLUOROEENZYL DERIVATIVES OF THE
PYRETHROIDS FENVALERATE, FENPROPANATE, CYPERMETHRIN AND DECAMETHRIN PROVIDE HIGH ELECTRON CAPTURE
SENSILIC FATE OF KADETHRIN. KADETHRIN IS ALMOST COMPLETELY METABOLIZED PRIMARILY BY ESTER CLEAVAGE
AND THE METABOLITES EXCRETED WITHIN A FEW EXCRETED ESTERS. KADETHRIN. ITS A-HYDROXY AND 4'-HYDROXY
DERIVATIVES. AND THE THIOL-CARBOXYL1C ACID FROM OPENING THE THIOLACTONE RING ACCOUNT THE LIBERATED
CYCLOPROPANECARBOXYLIC ACID IS EXCRETED FREE AND AS CONJUGATES WITH GLUCURONIC ACID AND GLYCINE.
THE DIFFERENCES IN HALOGENATED PURETHROID PHOTOSTABILITY AS EXAMINED IN METHANOL SUGGEST THE NEED
FOR A GENERALIZED SCALE OF REACTIVITY AS WELL AS A STUDY OF SUBSTITUENT EFFECTS. THESE STUDIES WILL
BE INITIATED UTILIZING THE DIHALOGENATED ANALOGS OF CYPERMETHRIN AND DECAMETHRIN. THE POSSIBLE
TOX.ICITY AND/OR MUTAGENIICITY OF THE PHOTOPRODUCTS OBTAINED IS NOW BEING STUDIED.
EPA -R805999
ENTERED - 06-28-80
ORD -RH1OB30-2079
UPDATED- 06-28-80
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INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. .
FTS 3-629-2655
GRADUATE SCHOOL
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT . .
•PROJECT- O04486-
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT ..
ORD -RH1OB3O-1O8O
UPDATED- 06-28-80
TASK =HC86 -9497pO *r£PA=R805999 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/78 - 06/81 FY80
RL BARON EPA/HERL - RTP
CASIDA UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
09/79 -DECAMETHRIN METABOLISM IN PLANTS/ANIMALS
06/81 -STUDIES ON OXIME-ETHER PYRETHROIDS
O6/8O -PHOTODECOMPOSITION OF BIOALLETHRIN/ALLETHRIN
06/80 -STUDIES ON PROPYRETHROIDS-METABOLISM
06/80 -MUTAGENECITY PROPERTIES OF PYRETHROIDS
06/81 -NEUROTOXICITY PROPERTIES OF DECAMETHRIN
06/81 -NEURORECEPTORS OF PYRETHROIDS
06/80 -PYRETHROID HYDROLYZING ESTERASES
06/80 -METABOLISM OF KADETHRIN IN RATS
(PE-C86 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - PESTICIDES
1O-06 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNGICIDE AND RODENTICIDE ACT
RECN-006363 SSIE-HZ 809497 EPA -R8O5999
PE -C86
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - O6-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS -PUBL1C
TO EXAMINE THE TOXICOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF PYRETHROID INSECTICIDES NEW ANALYTICAL METHOD
VERIFICATION IS CONTINUING. FULL REPORT OF PROGRESS WILL BE AVAILABLE NEXT QUARTER WHEN ANNUAL
RENEWAL IS TO BE SUBMITTED.
FATE, TRANSPORT AND TRANSFORMATION OF TOXICS - SIGNIFICANCE OF SUSPENDED
SEDIMENT AND FLUID MUD
TASK =0771 -OOO124 **EPA=R8O6OO2 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/78 - 08/80 FY79
0 BRICKER EPA/ERL -GULF BREEZE FTS 8-922-3912
MM NICHOLS PHYS SCI & OCEAN ENG GLOUCESTER POINT VA 23062
12/78 -WORK PLAN COMPLETED AND APPROVED BY PROJECT OFFICER
09/79 -COMPLETED FIELD RESULTS ON SUSPENDED SEDIMENT AND FLUID MUD
06/80 -LABORATORY ANALYSIS COMPLETED FOR ALL PARAMETERS
O9/80 -ANALYSIS COMPLETED ON S.S. AMD FLUID MUD DATA
08/80 -REPORT
(PE-771 ) INTEGRATED PESTICIDE MANAGEMENT
20-60 AA FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
RECN-004486 SSIE-GMA 5639 EPA -R806002 ORD -RO10B30-2079
PE -771
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO PROVIDE NEW DATA CONCERNING THE EXTENT OF CONTAMINATION AND FATE OF SELECTED HEAVY
METALS AND HALOGENATED HYDROCARBONS IN SUSPENDED SEDIMENT AND FLUID MUD OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY. IN
ADDITION, THE IMPACT OF RIVER FLOODS AND SPRING TIDES IN DETERMINING THE DISTRIBUTION OF SUSPENDED
SEDIMENT WILL BE EVALUATED.
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MOTIf~F OP PP^FARfH PROIPPT
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FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 1S8-R0081
PROJECT
SSIE
HO. (Do not u»« (hi* space.)
EPA ^' ) _
1\ T^) 1-^ (~j(~l*^ *•('} D~iO
TITLE OF PROJECT
A Study of Isoenzymes In Callus Tissues from Ozone Resistant and Ozone Sensitive Plants
DR. JOHN P. RIER, JR., PROJECT DIRECTOR
DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20059
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
2400 SIXTH STREET, N. "' /WASHINGTON, D. C. 20059
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (100 word* or /ess. Omit confidential data).
In the Smith (onlan Science Information Exchange, summaries of work In progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such Information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
The aim of this project is to examine the peroxidase Isozyme patterns of extracts from callus
tissues of one ozone tolerant and one ozone sensitive variety of soybeans and alfalfa.
Callus tissues and non-callus tissues from stems, leaves and roots of each variety will be ex-
posed to predetermined dosages of ozone. Peroxidase isozyme patterns in the extracts of treated
and untreated tissues will be visualized in a Gel electrophoresis system for study and comparative
analysis.
Peroxidase isozyme patterns have been established for extracts of untreated callus and non-
t
callus tissues of both stems and leaves from the four varieties of plants employed in this study.
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PROJECT- OO19SO-TECHNIQUES FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF AEROSOL CARBON CONTENT
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK =GC07 -OOO423 " > EPA=R806005 >• * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/76 - 11/81 FY80
C LEWIS EPA/ESRL - RTP 919-541-3154
ES MACIAS WASHINGTON UNIV CHEM DEPT
O5/8O -DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPREHENSIVE SET OF TECHNIQUES TO OUANTITAT IVEL
06/80 -COMPLETION OF PROJECT PERIOD
11/81 -FINAL REPORT ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF METHODS TO QUANTITATIVELY
(PE-C07 ) CHARAC. & MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVEL - AIR
1O-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
THE GRALE TECH. HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY USED FOR THE ANALYSIS
OF TISSUOUARTZ FILTERS AND HAS SHOWN PROMISE IN TESTS
USING THIN TEFLON FILTERS. A REFLECTANCE METHOD F
DETERMINING ELEMENTAL CARBON (SOOT) IN ATMOSPHERIC FINE-
PARTICULATE MATTER HAS BEEN DEV. LIMITED TESTING OF METHODS
ON FINE URBAN AERSOL COLLECTED IN ST LOUIS
2717 4 EPA -R8O6005
RECN-OO1980
PE -C07
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
SSIE-GMA
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RG10E30-1O8O
UPDATED- 06-28-8O
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE MAJOR OBJECTIVE OF THIS RESEARCH IS THE DEVELOPMENT OF INSTRUMENTS AND TECHNIQUES TO
DETERMINE THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF CARBONACEOUS PARTICULATE MATTER WITH HIGHER ACCURACY AND IN
MORE DETAIL THAT IS PRESENTLY POSSIBLE. IT IS ANTICIPATED THAT ULTIMATELY THESE TECHNIQUES WILL BE
USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH XRF ANALYSIS OF TEFLON FILTERS TO PROVIDE INFORMATION ON MARS BALANCE.
APPROACH: THE TOTAL CARBON CONTENT IS DETERMINED BY THE GRALE TECHNIQUE USING PROTON INDUCED GAMMA
RAY EMISSION. THE VOLATILE/NON-VOLATILE/CARBONATE CARBON FRACTIONS ARE DETERMINED BY DIFFERENTIAL
HEATING FOLLOWED BY GRALE CARBON ANALYSIS OF THE REMAINING CARBON AFTER EACH HEATING STEP. THE SOOT
CARBON FRACTION IS DETERMINED BY REFLECTANCE ANALYSIS. THE BULK ORGANIC FRACTION IS DETERMINED FROM
THE DIFFERENTIAL THERMAL ANALYSIS RESULTS. EMPHASIS HAS BEEN PLACED ON MAKING THIS SET OF
MEASUREMENTS COMPATIBLE WITH DICHOTOMOUS SAMPLERS AND TEFLON FILTERS.
-PROJECT: 006O4O-ATMOSPHERIC EMISSIONS FROM ASPHALT PRODUCTS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS-.
ABSTRACT.. .
TASK =F830M-79O310 **EPA=R8O6009 +* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/78 - 01/80 FY79
GW TUCKER
GL SIMARD
(PE-830 )
10-02
RECN-OO604O
PE -830
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
EPA/IERL - RTP
UNIV OF MAINE
FLUE GAS PARTICULATE CONTROL -ENERGY
CLEAN AIR ACT
SSIE-GMA 6497 EPA -R8O6OO9
ENTERED - O6-28-SO
919-541-2745
DEPT OF CHEM ENGIN
ORD -RF1OB31-1O79
UPDATED- O6-28-8O
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS GRANT IS TO DO LABORATORY SIMULATION STUDIES TO DETERMINE THE
PROBLEM POTENTIAL FOR EMISSIONS OF HAZARDOUS ORGANIC MATERIALS TO AMBIENT AIR FROM ROADS. ROOFS,
AND OTHER MAN-MADE SURFACES CONSTRUCTED FROM ASPHALTIC MATERIALS. APPROACH: IDENTIFY CHARACTERISTIC
EMISSIONS FROM SIMULATED ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE OF TYPICAL ASPHALTIC MATERIALS AND PROVIDE AN
ANALYTICAL METHODOLOGY APPLICABLE TO EXTENDING SUCH STUDIES TO REAL CONDITIONS.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OAIB No. 138-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this apace)
SSIE
EPA.' . A ^
KyC6p30-c4
TITLE OF PROJECT
Dispersal of Coal Dust from Transshipment and Power Plant Storage Facilities
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENTS, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Michael Sydor, Professor, Physics Department
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Minnesota, Duluth
Duluth, Minnesota 55812
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work In progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such Information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
Rapid methods for sampling and identification of particulates will be used to
study the dispersal of wind-borne particulates from power plants and validation of
numerical models for dust dispersal. A numerical model based on statistical solution
to the gradient transfer problem has been developed for this project. The model will
be validated at a test site in Minnesota.
Rapid detection of dustfall has been made possible by optically scanning for
spherical fly ash on particle by particle basis. The method has been developed here
for examination of particle shapes in suspended solids.
Samples will be collected at the Cohasset Power Plant for various wind episodes
and scanned optically to determine dustfall rates as a function of winds for model
calibration purposes. Subsequently, the model will be used to determine yearly
deposition rate and distribution of fly ash fallout around the plant. Prediction of
the long term accumulations will be checked by examination of dustfall accumulated in
snow. Snow surface reflectivity monitored at ground and from satellite offers a
possible check on the determination of the distribution of dustfall.
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RUN DATE; O7/O9/8O > 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT-
'PROJECT- OO5131-EFFICACY OF WATER TREATMENT METHODS ON GIARDIA CYST VIABILITY
EPA OFFICER. .
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID...:
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROd STATUS. :
COMMENT . :
ABSTRACT
TASK =CC61 -S2T036 *• * EPA=R806032 *' (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O8/78 - 1O/BO : FY8O
JC HOFF EPA/MERL - CINC
EA MEYER OREGON STATE UNIV
EL JARROLL OREGON STATE UNIV
08/79 -INTERIM REPORT PUBLISHED
07/8O -PROJECT COMPLETED
(PE-C61 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
DISINFECTION METHODS FOR CYST ENACTIVATION COMPLETED PAPER
PUBLISHED-AM.J TRVP MED. HYG. 291 1980. PP 8-11
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BECAUSE OF LACK OF AAILABILITY OF GIARDIA CYSTS ALL OBJECT
OF PROJECT OF PROJECT WILL NOT BE ATTAINED
OBJECTIVE: DETERMINE THE EFFICACY OF CHLORINE SPECIES, CHLORINE DIOXIDE. AND OZONE FOR INACTIVATION
OF GIARDIA LAMBLIA CYSTS IN WATER. APPROACH: USING RECENTLY DEVELOPED IN VITRO EXCYSTATION
PROCEDURE, THE VIABILITY OF G. LAMBLIA CYSTS WILL BE DETERMINED AFTER EXPOSURE TO DRINKING WATER
DISINFECTION UNDER VARIOUS CONDITIONS OF TEMPERATURE, PH, DISINFECTANT CONCENTRATION, ETC.
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MILESTONES...
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MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
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TASK = W771 -OOOO14 *i-EPA = R8O6O34-02 •* » (GRANT.)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 00/79 - UNK : FY79
KJ HOOD EPA/OEPER- DAA
DL HAYNES MICHIGAN STATE UNIV
00/00 -THREE QUARTERLY REPORTS AND ANNUAL SUMMARY REPORT
(PE-771 ) INTEGRATED PESTICIDE MANAGEMENT
10-06 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE. FUNG. AND RODENT ACT
20-34 DAA FOR PESTICIDE PROGRAMS
FIELD WORK REVEALS THAT CULLS DISCARDED AT HARVEST
PROVIDE SIGNIFICANT CONTINUITY TO POPULATIONS OF
THE ONION MAGGOT; MOVEMENT OF THE MAGGOT THROUGH
SOIL IS ORIENTED TOWARD SUBSURFACE ONION VOLITILES
WHICH COULD BE DECTECTED ONLY BY THIRD INSTAR LARVAE.
THE HABITAT TYPE PLAYS A SIGNIFICANT ROLE IN
ONION MAGGOT DISEASE DESNSITY AND SPREAD.
RECN-OO5264 SSIE-GMA 62O4 EPA -R806034-02
PE -771
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
202-426-2317
AGRIC & NAT PES
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OBJECTIVE: TO EVALUATE ECOSYSTEM DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT ALTERNATIVES THAT NOW EXIST TO ARTICULATE
STRUCTURAL OPTIONS OF THE ONION ECOSYSTEM UNDER CONSIDERATION SO DESIRED BEHAVIOR OF THE SYSTEM CAN
BE ATTAINED; APPLY A SELECTED APPROACH TO A PROTOTYPE ECOSYSTEM: AND TEST ALTERNATIVE DESIGN AND
MANAGEMENT OPTIONS WITHIN THE CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK. APPROACH: FIELD AND BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH COVERS
POPULATION DYNAMICS OF THE ONION MAGGOT PATHOGENS AS A POTENTIAL CONTROL MODE. WEEDINESS OF COMMON
PURSLANE AND THE PARASITE THE PURSLANE SAWFLY. AND DEVELOPMENT OF AN ONION PLANT MODEL.
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TASK =GC2P -OOO54O * *EPA = R?.:'?042-O2 * * (GRANT)
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INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
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MANDATE
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE C~/78 - 07/80 :
L STOCKBURGER EPA'ESRL - RTP
JN PITTS UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
GJ DOYLE
DR FITZ
FY80
919-541-2254
AIR POLL RES CTR
AIR POLL RES CTR
AIR POLL RES CTR
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
O7/79 -REPORT COVERING YEAR 01 DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND TEST RESULTS
O7/80 -FINAL ORD REPORT
(PE-C2P ) ATMOS TRANS OF ENERGY RELATED POLLUTANTS
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
20-63 DAA FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROCESSES AND EFFECTS
DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED ON ULTRA HIGH-VOLUME
FOUR BY FOUR SAMPLER. DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND TESTING
COMPLETED ON PROTOTYPE DIFFUSIVE SAMPLER. EXPERIMENTAL
DESIGN COMPLETED ON ARTIFACT FORMATION EFFECTS OF FILTER
MEDIA. AMBIENT SAMPLING SITE ESTABLISHED IN EL MONTE,
CALIFORNIA.
RECN-001969 SSIE-GMA 4907 2 EPA -R806042-02
LABN-G832B-EA-083 PE -C2P
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS GRANT ARE TO SUBSTANTIATE THE EXISTENCE OF SAMPLING ERROR
(SO-CALLED "FILTER ARTIFACTS") SUSPECTED IN THE ANALYSIS OF THE ORGANIC FRACTION OF THE PARTICULATE
COLLECTED IN POLLUTED ATMOSPHERES, TO DETERMINE THE MECHANISM(S) BY WHICH SUCH ARTIFACTS OCCUR IN
PARTICULATE POLYCYCLIC ORGANIC MATTER (POM), AND TO PROVIDE COLLECTION METHODS WHICH MINIMIZE
ARTIFACT ERRORS. APPROACH: (1) DESIGN, CONSTRUCT AND TEST A SAMPLING DEVICE WHICH ALLOWS THE
COLLECTION OF PARTICULATE ONTO SEVERAL FILTERING MEDIA SIMULTANEOUSLY FROM THE SAME POLLUTED
ATMOSPHERE, (2) DESIGN, CONSTRUCT, AND TEST A FILTER EXPOSURE APPARATUS AND TO SYSTEMATICALLY
INVESTIGATE FILTER ARTIFACT FORMATION ON PRE-COLLECTED FILTERS USING THE EXPOSURE APPARATUS.
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'PROJECT: 000796-ALTERNATE WATER uISINFECTION SCHEMES FOR REDUCED TRIHALOMETHANE
FORMATION
TASK = CC61 -01T071 **EPA=R806046 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/78 - 12/80 : FY80
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
EPA/MERL - CINC
UNIV OF TEXAS
UNIV OF TEXAS
UNIV OF TEXAS
FTS 8-684-7228
CTR FOR APPL RES & TECH
CTR FOR APPL RES & TECH
CTR FOR APPL RES & TECH
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
GS LOGSDON
CA SORBER
RF WILLIAMS
BE MOORE
12/78 -CONSTRUCT PILOT SYSTEMS
O6/79 -COMPLETE CHLORINE MIXING TESTS
10/79 -COMPLETE CHLORINE-AMMONIA TESTS
02/8O -COMPLETE CHLORINE DIOXIDE TESTS
O6/8O -DEVELOP PREDICTIVE MODEL FOR PROCESS CONTROL
12/80 -REPORT
(PE-C61 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
ALGAE AND ALGAL EXTRACELLULAR PRODUCTRS PRODUCE THM
CONCENTRATIONS COMPARED TO YIELDS FROM HUMIC AND FULVIC
ACIDS "THM PRODUCTION FR00M ALGAE PRECURSOR" PRESENTED AT
3RD CONF. ON WATER CHLORINATION. COLO SPRINGS, OCT.31,-NOV.2
1<79. K BRILEY , R WILLIAMS, K LONGLEY. C SORBER
PROTOTYPE SYSTEM INSTALLED AND OPERATING.
ALSO UNDERWAY.
RECN-000796 SSIE-GMA 5098 2
LABN-C824A-01T71 PE -C61
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBL1C Q
OBJECTIVE: THE OVERALL OBJECTIVES OP THIS STUDY ARE TO QUANTITATIVELY DESCRIBE THE ROLE OF RAPID
MIXING OF DISINFECTANTS INTO DRINKING WATER WITH PARTICULAR REGARD TO MINIMIZING TRIHALOMETHANE
PRODUCTION AND OPTIMIZING THE DISINFECTION PROCESS. APPROACH: 1. EVALUATE DISINFECTION EFFICIENCY
AND THM FORMATION AT 75 GPM AND DISINFECTANT DOSES OF 0.5, 1.5. AND 5.0 MG/L AS CHLORINE FOR: A.
CHLORINE ALONE ADDED AS DISINFECTANT. B. CHLORINE ADDED AT RAPID MIXER AS THE DISINFECTANT FOLLOWED
BY THE ADDITION OF AMMONIA AT A CHLORINE TO AMMONIA MOLAR RATION OF 3:1 AFTER A CHLORINE CONTACT
TIME OF 15 SECONDS. C. CHLORINE DIOXIDE PLUS CHLORINE IN A 3:1 RATIO. 2. DEVELOP PREDICTIVE MODEL
FOR PROCESS CONTROL. ADDRESS EFFICACY AND ECONOMY OF DISINFECTANTS STUDIED IN RELATION TO
MAXIMIZING DISINFECTION EFFICIENCY AND MINIMIZING THM PRODUCTION. 3. EVALUATE ROLE OF CHLOROPHYLL-A
AND HUMIC ACIDS AS THM PRECURSORS. 4. DETERMINE ENTEROVIRUS BACKGROUND CONCENTRATIONS AND EVALUATE
VIRAL INACTIVATION EFFICIENCY OF DISINFECTION SCHEMES STUDIED.
LAB STUDIES
EPA -R806046
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CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
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ABSTRACT ....
TASK =G6O3A-AA-134 • 'EPA =R806O48-O1 + « (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/78 - UNK FY80
FS BINKOWSKI EPA/ESRL - RTP
BA ALBRECHT PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV
08/78 -COMPLETE FIELD MEASUREMENTS
11/78 -MEASURED DATA AVAILABLE TO OTHER INVESTIGATORS
06/79 -REPORT ON RADIANT ENERGV BALANCES
(PE-603 ) TRANS. AND FATE -AIR
RADIATION DATA FOR METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS FOUND 6
ANALYSES OF BOUNDARY LAVER RADIATION BALANCES
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
FIELD WORK PERFORMED 8/78
DATA CHECKED AND VALIDATED, AND UNPUBLISHED REPORT
DESCRIBING FORMAT OF TAPES LISTING ALL AVAILABLE DATA
PREPARED. COPIES OF DATA ARE AVAILABLE FROM STATE
DATA BANK.
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CATEGORY-RESEARCH
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EARTH S MINERAL SCI
SSIE-GMA 4916 2
EPA -R8O6048-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
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THIS TASK IS PART OF A LARGE PROGRAM TO DETERMINE TRANSPORT. TRANSFORMATION, AND REMOVAL PROCESSES
AND RATES AFFECTING ATMOSPHERIC CONCENTRATIONS OF SULFUR COMPOUNDS. INITIAL EMPHASIS IS ON STUDIES
OF DEFINABLE PLUMES OUT TO TIMES AND DISTANCES OF 24 HRS. AND 500 KM, RESPECTIVELY. MEASUREMENTS OF
SOLAR AND LONGWAVE (THERMAL) RADIATION WILL BE MADE USING UPWARD AND DOWNWIND FACING SENSORS TO
CHARACTERIZE THE RADIANT FLUXES AND FLUX DIVERGENCE WHICH ARE FUNDAMENTAL PARAMETERS AFFECTING
BOUNDARY LAYER STRUCTURE. OUTPUT OF THIS TASK WILL BE RADIATION DATA FOR A VARIETY OF
METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS ENCOUNTERED DURING THE STUDY PERIOD. AND ANALYSES OF THE BOUNDARY LAYER
RADIATION BALANCES.
TASK =G603A-AB-OO5 »»EPA = R806O48-01 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 08/78 - O3/81 : FY78
•PROJECT- O01734-STUDIES OF PLANETARY BOUNDARY LAYER
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID. .
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
EPA/ESRL - RTP
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV
FS BINKOWSKI
AK BLACKADAR
DW THOMSON
09/80 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-603 ) TRANS. AND FATE OF POLLUTANTS -AIR
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-OO1734 SSIE-GMA 4914
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CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
THIS STUDY OF THE PLANETARY BOUNDARY LAYER (PEL) WILL INCLUDE
OF THE CONVECTIVE MIXED LAYER, THE SURFACE ENERGY BUDGET AND
SECOND PART OF THE STUDY WILL BE A MULT I-PLATFORM FIELD STUD.
EPA -R806048-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
FTS 8-629-4524
EARTH & MINERAL SCI
EARTH & MINERAL SCI
ORD -RG10E30-1O78
UPDATED- OCT-DEC
FURTHER DEVELOPMENT
THE SURFACE FLU.X OF
OF THE (PEL)
OF NEW TREATMENTS
A POLLUTANT A
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PROGRAM ID.. :
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CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
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ABSTRACT :
FTS 8-629-4524
EARTH & MINERAL SCI
EARTH & MINERAL SCI
TASK =G603A-AB-O19 **EPA=R806048-O152** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OO/79 - 03/81 : FY79
FS BINKOWSKI EPA/ESRL - RTP
AK BLACKADAR PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV
DW THOMSON PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV
06/80 -REPORT ON BOUNDARY LAYER MODEL
O3/81 -FINAL REPORT ON BOUNDARY LAYER MODEL
(PE-6O3 ) TRANS. AND FATE -AIR
REPORT ON BOUNDARY LAYER MODEL
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
MEASUREMENTS MADE AND ANALYSES BEGUN.
MODELS COMPLETED AND BEING REFINED: DATA BEING TAKEN.
SSIE-GMA 5983 1 EPA -R806048-0152
PE -603
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: 1. MODEL SURFACE EXCHANGE PROCESSES; 2. MODEL PLANETARY BOUNDARY LAYER, WIND,
TEMPERATURE, MOISTURE PROFILES; 3. MEASURE WIND, TEMPERATURE PROFILES, ALONG WITH OTHER PEL
CHARACTERISTICS. APPROACH: SIMPLIFIED NUMERICAL MODELS WILL BE COMPARED WITH FIELD DATA AND OTHER
EXISTING DATA SETS.
RECN-004796
LABN-G603A-AA- 134
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORD -RG10B30-1079
UPDATED- JAN-MAR SO
<-PROJECT: OOOO40-RECOVERY STUDIES OF PESTICIDES FOR SURFACE AND DRINKING WATERS
EPA OFFICER . :
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT :
TASK =A614 -000041 **EPA=R806049-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/78 - O6/83 FY79
JJ LICHTENBERG EPA/EMSL - CINC
TF MCGRATH SUSOUEHANNA UNIV
06/79 -PROGRESS REPORT
(PE-614 ) PUBLIC SECTOR ACTIVITIES- WATER SUPPLY
1O-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
DATA ON 33 COMPOUNDS OBTAINED.
RECN-OOOO4O SSIE-GMA 5084 1 EPA -R8O6049-01
PE -614
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THIS PROJECT INVOLVES ACQUISITION OF ACCURACY AND PRECISION DATA FOR A VARIETY OF
ORGANOCHLORINE AND ORGANOPHOSPHORUS PESTICIDES FROM DRINKING WATER AND SURFACE WATER. APPROACH- THE
OFFICIAL EPA METHODS, USING LIQUID-LI QUID EXTRACTION AND GAS CHROMATOGRAPHIC (ELECTRON CAPTURE AND
FLAME PHOTOMETRIC) ANALYSIS WILL BE EMPLOYED. FORTY-TWO COMPOUNDS, SELECTED ON THE BASIS OF EITHER
THEIR INCLUSION IN THE EPA OR BECAUSE OF THEIR CURRENT INTEREST TO THE EPA AND THE PUBLIC, WILL BE
STUDIED. RESULTS TO DATE: DATA ON 33 COMPOUNDS HAVE BEEN OBTAINED.
FTS 8-684-7308
UNDERGRADUATE SCH
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COAL CONVERSION EFFLUENTS
TASK =N831 -OOOOO6 -*EPA=R806O51-O2 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/78 - 08/80 : FV79
LH MUELLER EPA/ERL - DULUTH FTS 8-783-9529
RK SKOGERBOE COLORADO STATE UNI'V CHEM/ELEC ENG DEPTS
(PE-831 ) EFFECTS OF ENERGY REL POLLUTANTS
30-99 CHEMISTRY BIOLOGY
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID.. :
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT ...
RECN-OO3765
LABN-N625A-087
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
THE OVERALL OBJECTIVE
521 1 1
EPA -R8O6O51-02
ORD -RN1CE3O-3O79
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
SSIE-GMA
PE -831
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
IS TO PROVIDE PREDICTIVE INFORMATION ABOUT THE EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS FROM OIL
SHALE PROCESSING AND COAL CONVERSION ON SURFACE WATERS, AND THE AQUATIC BIOTA. THE THREE AREAS OF
INVESTIGATION INCLUDE: H) CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF EFFLUENTS AND E/PRODUCTS ASSOCIATED WITH
EACH OF THE ABOVE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AREAS; (2) FIELD SURVEVS AND ANALYSES OF AQUATIC ORGANISMS IN
STREAMS WHICH ARE, OR MAY BE. IMPACTED BY THESE EFFLUENTS; AND (3) LABORATORY BIOASSAYS OF KNOWN
AND POTENTIAL TOXICANTS ASSOCIATED WITH THESE EFFLUENTS.
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MILESTONES...
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CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. :
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ABSTRACT.. :
TASK =KC34 -000463 **EPA=R806059
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/78 -
+* (GRANT)
10/81 FY8O
EPA/ERL - ATHENS
UNIV OF IOWA
FTS 8-250-3175
ENG DEPT
ENG DEPT
TO BARNWELL
JL SCHNOOR
DB MCDONALD UNIV OF IOWA
1O/79 -INTERIM REPORT - PHASES 1 & 2
10/80 -INTERIM REPORT - PHASE 3
10/81 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-C34 ) RENEWABLE RESOURCES -WATER QUALITY
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
1O-O3 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
10-06 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNG. AND RODENT. ACT
2O-34 DAA FOR PESTICIDE PROGRAMS
20-31 DAA FOR TESTING AND EVALUATION
20-R07 EPA REGION VII"
PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR HAS DEVELOPED STEADY-STATE
SOLUTION FOR MODEL AND IS INVESTIGATING USE OF
DIMENSIONLESS NUMBERS TO CHARACTERIZE SYSTEM RESPONSE.
THE MODEL FOR DILLDREN DESCRIBED IN THE INTERIM REPORT HAS
BEEN EXTENDED TO ATRAZINE AND LASOO WITH GOOD RESULTS.
RECN-003224 SSIE-GMA S015 2 EPA -R806059
PE -C34
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE PURPOSE OF THIS RESEARCH IS TO PROVIDE VERIFICATION OF THE STANFORD RESEARCH INSTITUTE (SRI)
MODEL FOR A NUMBER OF DIFFERENT PESTICIDES. PESTICIDE RESIDUE DATA (FISH, SEDIMENT, AND WATER.) THAT
HAVE BEEN COLLECTED FROM THE CORALVILLE RESERVOIR IN IOWA DURING 1968-1977 WILL BE USED. THE
PROJECT HAS THREE OBJECTIVES: (1) TO CALIBRATE AND VERIFY THE SRI MODEL FOR CORALVILLE RESERVOIR.
(2) TO EVALUTE AND, IF NECESSARY, IMPROVE THE MODEL FORMULATIONS AND EASE OF USE, AND (3) TO USE
THE MODEL TO ASSESS THE IMPROVEMENTS IN BIOTA AND WATER QUALITY THAT WOULD ACCRUE FROM VARIOUS
CONTROL STRATEGIES. THERE WILL BE FOUR PHASES TO THE PROJECT: (1) DATA REDUCTION AND ANALYSIS, (2)
SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT. (3) CALIBRATION, VERIFICATION. AND EVALUATION OF THE MODEL, AND (4)
SIMULATION OF SCENARIOS OF DECREASED PESTICIDE LOAD. PHASES (1) AND (21 WILL BE DONE IN THE FIRST
YEAR OF THE PROJECT WITH PHASE (3) TAKING PLACE IN THE SECOND YEAR AND PHASE (4) IN THE THIRD YEAR.
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PROGRAM ID ...
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE. ...
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
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ABSTRACT
TASK = DC27 -1C0004 * "EPA=R8O6062 - * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE • O7/78 - O3/81 FY80
W JAKUBOWSKI EPA/HERL - CINC FTS 8-684-7385
KF FANNIN I I T RES INST CHICAGO IL 6O616
12/79 -COMPLETION OF PRE-OPERATIONAL DATA COLLECTION - INTERIM REPORT
12/80 -COMPLETION OF POST-OPERATIONAL DATA COLLECTION
03/81 -ASSESSMENT OF CONTRIBUTION OF AN ACTIVATED SLUDGE PLANT TO MICROEIOLOGIC AIR OU
(PE-C27 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - WATER QUALITY
ASSESSMENT OF CONTRIBUTION OF AN ACTIVATED SLUDGE
PLANT TO MICROEIOLOGIC AIR QUALITY
10-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
20-12 DAA FOR WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS
2O-RO5 EPA REGION V
PROJECT MANUAL FOR TRAINING OF FIELD CREW PERSONNEL
DEVELOPED. AEROSOL SAMPLING BEFORE PLANT START-UP
COMPLETED. THIRD PRE-OPERATIONAL SAMPLING PERIOD
WILL BE COMPLETED EARLY NOV. 79.
RECN-OO105O SSIE-GMA 5144 2 EPA -R806O62 ORD -RD10B30-508O
PE -C27
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-80
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DETERMINE THE OCCURRENCE OF MICROORGANISMS IN AEROSOLS IN THE VICINITY OF THE O'HARE
WATER RECLAMATION PLANT (OWRP) IN DES PLAINES. ILLINOIS DURING THE FALL AND SPRING MONTHS PRECEDING
AND FOLLOWING INITIATION OF PLANT OPERATIONS. APPROACH: USING SLIT SAMPLERS. MULTI-STAGED IMPACTORS
AND LARGE VOLUME AIR SAMPLERS. SAMPLES WILL BE COLLECTED AT ONE UPWIND AND THREE DOWNWIND SITES
FROM THE AERATION TANKS. BACTERIAL, COLIPHAGE AND ANIMAL VIRUS AEROSOL CONCENTRATIONS WILL BE
DETERMINED BEFORE AND AFTER THE PLANT IS PLACED IN OPERATION.
LABN-D607A-006B
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
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fa vO(ffO(f^y
ITLE OF PROJECT
An Economic Analysis of an Agro-ecosystem fnr PP«H-
IVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
ROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Dr. Thomas C. Edens: Principal Investigator, Depts. of Resource Development and
Entomology
Dr. Dean L. Haynes: Co-principal Investigator, Dept. of Entomology
Dr. R. Lai Tummala: Co-principal Investigator, Depts. of Ent. S Electrical Engin.
AME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
& Systems Science
Department of Entomology
Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI
48824
UMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Pl«ni end/or Progress (100 word* or (••«. Omit confidential dat»).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work In progress *r« exchanged with government and private agencies tup -
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary 1* to be used for these purposes.
This research project addresses the questions of (a) what is the range of
potential agricultural pest management options available, and (b) what are the
likely permissive and inhibiting influences on adoption of new practices. The
management options evaluated include many which are not usually visible in a
commercial ecosystem. We have established crop production prototypes in chemically
pristine areas in order to analyze the primary and secondary biological interactions.
Some of these relationships provide valuable insights to heretofore undiscovered
management strategies.
In order to assess the potential for transfering some of these new management
practices to commercial firms, we have initiated extensive surveys of a prototype
commercial area. These surveys will be expanded to include organic growers in the
next reporting period. The range of production techniques falls along a continuum
from pristine and organic to high energy capital intensive. Growers are categorized
according to their practices and positioned on this continuum. Attitudes (and
abilities) toward chancre generally and adoptation to less capital intensive tech-
niques are evaluated In the context of each grower's place on the continuum.
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SSIE
™R?fi£ott~Gi~&
TITLE OF PROJECT
In vivo Analysis of UV-B Induced Photooxidatlons
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Norman I. Krlnsky, Dept. Biochemistry and Pharmacology, Professor
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Tufts University School of Medicine
136 Harrison Avenue
Boston, Massachusetts 02111
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (I) Objective!, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 words or fe»». Omit confidential datrn).
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Mice will be injected with * Bvalonic acid which will result in the labeling
of their skin steroids. These animals will then be irradiated with UV-B, the skin
steroids extracted, and the various oxidation products of cholesterol will be
analyzed. Based on the types of oxidation products present, it will be possible to
determine the mechanism of photochemical oxidations taking place when UV-B
radiance is increased.
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"•PROJECT- 000802-STABILITY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF CHLORINE, CHLORAMINE AND CHLORINE DIOXIDE
IN A WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
TASK =CC61 -S2TO45 '*EPA=R8O6O74-02 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/78 - 01/81 : FY80
RH TAYLOR EPA/MERL - CINC FTS 8-684-7232
VP OLIVIERI JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV BALTIMORE
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV BALTIMORE
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV BALTIMORE
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
K KAWATA
CW KRUSE
OS/79 -CONTINUATION FUNDED
(PE-C61 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
MODIFICATIONS TO WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM COMPLETED.
SHORT TERM DISINFECTANT EXPOSURE OF F2 PHAGE AND E. COL 1
SHOW CHLORINE DIOXIDE AND FREE CHLORINE ARE VERY EFFECTIVE
BUT CHLORINES ARE NOT STUDIES ON EFFECTIVENESS OF THESE
DISINFECTANTS ON CROSS-CONNECTION SLUGS ARE BEGINNING
MD 21218
MD 21218
MD 21218
RECN-OOO8O2
LABN-C614A-O92
PROJECT-COMPLETED
GATEGORY-RESEARCH
EPA -R806O74-02
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RC1OB3O-1O8O
UPDATED- O6-28-8O
SSIE-GMA 51OO 2
PE -C61
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: EVALUATE THE PERFORMANCE OF FREE CHLORINE, CHLORAMINES, AND CHLORINE DIOXIDE RESIDUALS IN
A FULL SCALE SECTION OF AN EXISTING WATER , DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM WHEN CHALLENGED WITH A SEWAGE
CONTAMINANT SIMULATING A CROSS CONNECTION OR BACK SIPHONAGE. APPROACH: A PORTION OF AN UNUSED WATER
DISTRIBUTION ON A MILITARY RESERVATION WILL BE MODIFIED TO ALLOW FOR MONITORING OF THE FATE OF
CONTAMINANTS AND DISINFECTANTS INTRODUCED INTO THE WATER DISTRIBUTION NETWORK.
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SSIE
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
TITLE OF PROJECT
Environmental Impact of Energy-Related Organic Compounds on Aquatic Organisms
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENTS. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Alan R. Oyler
Chemistry Department
Research Fellow
Robert M. Carlson, Principal Investigator
Chemistry Department
Professor
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, UN 55455
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (I) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Scivncr liifurmutIon Exchange, summaries of work In progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded tn Investigators who request such Information. Your summary is to be used for theae purposes.
The goal of the project is to access the potential hazard to aquatic organ-
isms of exposure to sediments, suspended microparticulates, and water known to
contain compounds originally associated with fossil fuels or derived from the
processing and combustion of fossil fuels. These energy related organic compounds
may Include polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) and their sulfur and nitrogen
heterocyclic analogs, phenols, aromatic nitro compounds, cyano-arenes, aldehydes
and ketones, amines, and carborylic acids and esters. The present work is mainly
focused upon the PAH, nitrogen- and sulfur-containing heterocycles, and phenols.
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1RT• ORDCONV AVERSION V2.6) » OFFICE DF RESEARCH At :VELOPMENT •
GRANT PROJECT DESC TIONS
RUN DATE: O7/O9/8O * O R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
'PROJECT: OO3522-EFFECTS OF SEDIMENT-TROPHIC INTERACTIONS ON STREAM COMMUNITIES
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EPA OFFICER . -
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID...:
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE..
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT. ..
FTS B-42O-47G1
SCH OF AGRIC/ENTOMOL DEPT
TASK =M82O -OOOO11 **EPA=R8O6087-01 "" (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE, : 08/78 - 03/81 : FY79
KW MALUEG EPA/ERL - CORVALLIS
NH ANDERSON OREGON STATE UNIV
O7/8O -FINAL REPORT
(PE-820 ) FRESHWATER ECO EFFECTS - WATER QUALITY
REPORT TO INCREASE UNDERSTANDING OF SEDIMENTATION
EFFECTS ON FISH.
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
ALL FIELD SAMPLING HAS BEEN COMPLETE. VERTEBRATE
DENSITIES AND BIOMASSES HAVE BEEN ESTIMATED, AND HAVE BEEN
CORRELATED WITH SEDIMENT LEVELS. INVERTEBRATE SAMPLES
ARE BEING IDENTIFIED. LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS ARE
IN PROCESS.
RECN-003522 SSIE-GMA 5035 1
LABN-M608A-224 PE -820
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DETERMINE HOW SEDIMENT IMPACTS IN HABITAT AND TROPHIC PROCESSES INFLUENCE STREAM
INVERTEBRATES AND TO EVALUATE THREE METHODS OF INVERTEBRATE COMMUNITY ANALYSIS (DIVERSITY,
FUNCTIONAL GROUPING, AND SPECIES TOLERANCE INDEX) AS WAYS OF DETECTING CHANGE AND AS SOURCES OF
INFORMATION ON STREAM HEALTH IN GENERAL. FINAL OUTPUT: REPORT WHICH WILL INCREASE OUR UNDERSTANDING
OF SEDIMENTATION EFFECTS ON FISH.
EPA -R806O87-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RM10B30-1O79
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
•PROJECT: 001813-MECHANISM AND KINETICS OF AROMATIC REACTIONS IN SMOG
EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID.. :
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS'
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT ...
FTS 8-629-23"
MENLO PARK
CA 94025
TASK =GC05 -000294 **EPA=R806093-02 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/75 - O5/81 : FY8O
MC DODGE EPA/ESRL - RTP
DG HENDRY SRI INTERNATL
12/81 -FINAL REPORT ROLE OF AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS
(PE-C05 ) TRANS. AND FATE - AIR
REPORT ON ROLE OF AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
INVESTIGATOR HAS STUDIED DISSOCIATION REACTION OF PBZN AND
DETERMINED RATE CONSTANTS FOR REACTION OF PEROXYBENSOYL RADICALS
WITH NO AND N02 AND OBTAINED RATE CONSTANTS FOR REACTION OF
CREOSOL WITH OH AND O3.
RECN-001813 SSIE-GMA 5171 2 EPA -R806093-02
LABN-G6O3A-AC-O21 PE -COS
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS -PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS RESEARCH PROGRAM IS TO ELUCIDATE THE PRIMARY AND SECONDARY PRODUCTS
FORMED IN THE OXIDATION OF AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS. APPROACH: THE INVESTIGATOR WILL (1) OBTAIN A
PRODUCT BALANCE FOR THE TOLUENE PLUS OH REACTION, (2) STUDY THE REACTION OF BENZALDEHYDE AND CRESOL
WITH OH. (3) DETERMINE QUANTUM YIELDS FOR THE PHOTOLYSIS OF BENZALDEHYDE, (4) STUDY THE REACTIONS
OF PHENOXY RADICALS AND (5) MODEL AROMATIC/NOX SMOG CHAMBER DATA.
ORD -RG10B30-1O80
UPDATED- 06-28-80
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*PROJECT: O04400-PRESENCE OF PRIORITY POLLUTANTS IN SEWAGE AND THEIR REMOVAL IN SEWAGE
TREATMENT PLANTS
TASK =CC36 -5TAFO3 * *EPA=R806 102 -01 * *• (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OO/79 - O6/80 : FYSO
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID. . .
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES...
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT :
SA HANNAH EPA''"-'ERL - CINC FTS 8-684-7651
FB DEWALLE UNIv OF WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HLTH
ES CHIAN GEORGIA INST OF TECH SCH OF CIVIL ENG
(PE-C36 ) URBAN SYS & TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGE - WATER QUALITY
ANALYTICAL PROTOCOL FOR PRIORITY POLLUTANTS
RESULTS OF SURVEY OF 25 TREATMENT PLANT FOR PRIOR. POLL.
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
1O-03 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
20-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
2O-12 DAA FOR WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS
SAMPLING OF ALL PLANTS HAS BEEN COMPLETED AND SAMPLES ARE
BEING ANALYZED PRELIMINARY RESULTS FRON THE FIRST THREE
PLANTS SHOWED THE PRESENCE OF 87 PRIORITY POLLUTANTS WITH
24 ORGANIC AND 13 METALS BEING FOUND IN ALL 3 PLANTS.
RECN-OO44OO SSIE-GMA 5674 1 EPA -R8O61O2-O1
PE -C36
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES/APPROACH: THE PROPOSED STUDY WILL CONDUCT A SURVEY TO DETECT THE PRESENCE OF PRIORITY
POLLUTANTS IN RAW SEWAGE IN MAJOR METROPOLITAN AREAS DURING BOTH THE DRY AND WET SEASON. THE
REMOVAL OF THESE POLLUTANTS BY SEDIMENTATION AND BIOLOGICAL DEGRADATION WILL BE ASSESSED BY
MONITORING FOR TRACE POLLUTANTS IN PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SEWAGE EFFLUENT. SINCE MANY POLLUTANTS
ACCUMULATE IN THE BACTERIAL BIOMASS, ANAEROBIC DIGESTER SLUDGE WILL ALSO BE TESTED FOR PRIORITV
POLLUTANTS. EACH SAMPLE WILL BE ANALYZED FOR VOLATILE CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS USING A PURGING
TECHNIQUE. CHLORO- AND NITROBEN2ENES, BIPHENYLS. ETHERS. NITROSAMINES AND PHTHALATES WILL BE
OBTAINED IN THE NEUTRAL/BASE METHYLENE CHLORIDE EXTRACT, WHILE CHLORINATED PHENOLS WILL BE
RECOVERED IN THE ACID METHYLENE CHLORIDE EXTRACT. POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS WILL BE
EXTRACTED FROM THE WATER WITH CYCLOHEXANE WHILE PESTICIDES WILL BE RECOVERED WITH HEXANE. ANY
PRIORITY POLLUTANT PRESENT ABOVE 1 PPB (1 MICROGRAM L) WILL BE ANALYZED AND OUANTIFIED-
ORD -RC1OB3O-508O
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'PROJECT: OO1847-ASSESSMENT OF TURBIDITY NETWORK DATA
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID.. :
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE ...
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. :
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
FTS 8-629-4543
DEPT OF CIVIL & ENV ENGIN
TASK = GCO5 -OOO341 »•EPA=R8O6124-O1S1*' (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/78 - O9/8O : FV8O
HJ VIEBROCK* EPA/ESRL - RTP
E ROBINSON WASHINGTON STATE UNIV
09/79 -PROGRESS REPORT ON ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES
09/60 -FINAL REPORT
O9/80 -REPORT ON RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ATMOSPHERIC TURBIDITY AND SYNOPTIC WEATHER SYSTE ,
(PE-C05 ) TRANS. AND FATE - AIR
REPORT ON RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ATMOSPHERIC
TURBIDITY AND SYNOPTIC WEATHER SYSTEMS.
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
3O-99 METEOROLOGY
QUALITY OF DATA ASSESSED AND DATA CLASSIFIED AND
PREPARED FOR STATISTICAL ANAL/SES PROCEDURES.
RECN-001847 SSIE-GMA 5177 2 EPA -RS06124-01S1 ORD -RG10B30-5080
LABN-G603A-AE-O27 PE -C05
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY ARE TO DETERMINE THE TRENDS IN ATMOSPHERIC TURBIDITY AND TO
RELATE THESE TRENDS TO OTHER METEOROLOGICAL AND AIR QUALITY PARAMETERS. APPROACH: THE TURBIDITY
DATA COLLECTED OVER THE UNITED STATES SINCE 1966 WILL BE EVALUATED AND THEIR QUALITY ASSESSED. THE
DATA WILL THEN BE USED TO STATISTICALLY DETERMINE ANY TURBIDITY TRENDS AND THESE TRENDS WILL BE
CORRELATED WITH OTHER PARAMETERS TO ASCERTAIN ANY RELATIONSHIPS THAT MAY EXIST
•PROJECT: 003919-THE EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD ON MARINE ORGANISMS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE.. .
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. :
PROJ STATUS. :
ABSTRACT :
TASK =QC2N -Q00026 **EPA=R80613O-01 — (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/78 - 10/80 : FY8O
NL RICHARDS EPA/ERL -GULF BREEZE
RC CLASSEN STATE UNIV SYS OF FLORIDA
07/79 -COMPLETE METHODS DEVELOPMENT
10/79 -APPLY METHODS TO ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES
10/80 -REPORT
(PE-C2N ) TRANS,FATE, AND EFFECTS OF ENERGY REL POLLUTANTS
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
1O-11 MARINE PROTECTION. RESEARCH AND SANCTUARIES ACT
20-10 AA FOR WATER AND WASTE MANAGEMENT
20-62 DAA FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ENGIN. AND TECHNOLOGY
20-R01 EPA REGION I
20-RO2 EPA REGION II
20-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
3O-99 BIOLOGY
COMPLETED PRELIMINARY RESEARCH ON METHODS DEVELOPMENT
TO ASSESS IMPACT OF OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS EXPLORATION
ON MARINE ORGANISMS.
SSIE-GMA 5496 2
PE -C2N
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
FTS-8-686-9O11
DEPT. OF GEOLOGY
EPA -R806130-01
ORD -RO 1OB30-5O80
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- 06-28-8O
RECN-OO3919
LABN-0831 -OO26
ACTIVE -MULTIVEAR
CATEGORV-RESEARCH
OBJECTIVE: DEVELOP AND APPLY METHODS TO DETERMINE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS
EXPLORATION ON MARINE ORGANISMS. APPROACH: DETERMINE EFFECTS THAT RESULT FROM EXPOSURE OF MARINE
ORGANISMS TO DRILLING MUDS AND THEIR COMPONENTS.
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
*PROJECT' 004445-EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD CONSTITUENTS ON THE SEDIMENTARY MICROFLORA AND
THE BASE OF THE MARINE BENTHIC FOOD WEB
TASK =OC2N -000025 **EPA=R806143-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O8/78 - OS/SO : FY8O
NL .RICHARDS EPA/ERL -GULF BREEZE FTS-8-680-9O11
DC WHITE FLORIDA STATE UNIV ARTS & SCI/CHEM DEPT
11/79 -COMPLETE METHODS DEVELOPMENT FOR DETECTION OF MICROORGANISMS
O8/8O -APPLY METHODS TO ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES AND REPORT ON RESULTS
TRANS,FATE, AND EFFECTS OF ENERGY REL POLLUTANTS
FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
CLEAN AIR ACT
MARINE PROTECTION, RESEARCH AND SANCTUARIES ACT
AA FOR WATER AND WASTE MANAGEMENT
DAA FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ENGIN. AND TECHNOLOGY
EPA REGION I
EPA REGION II
FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
O8/8O -REPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-C2N )
MANDATE 1O-Q1 FFD
10-02
10- 1 1
20-10
20-62
2O-R01
20-RO2
2O- 1 1
30-99
CLE,
MAR
AA
DAA
EPA
EPA
DAA
BIO
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..'
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT ....
COMPLETED PRELIMINARY RESULTS ON METHODS DEVELOPMENT.
56O1 1
EPA -R8O6143-O1
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RQ1OB3O-5O8O
UPDATED- O6-28-8O
SSIE-GMA
PE -C2N
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DEVELOP AND APPLY METHODS TO ASSESS ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS
EXPLORATION ON MARINE ORGANISMS. APPROACH: DETERMINE EFFECTS THAT RESULT FROM EXPOSURE OF MARINE
ORGANISMS.
RECN-O04445
LABN-Q625A-QO25
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
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-PROJECT: OO4638-OIL SHALE SYMPOSIUM - SAMPLING, ANALYSIS. AND QUALITY ASSURANCE
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE.. ..:
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT....
TASK =E623A-000831 **EPA=RB06156-01 - * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/78 - 01/79 : FY79
PE MILLS EPA/IERL - CINC
RE PRESSEY UNIV OF DENVER
07/78 -CALL FOR PAPERS, MAIL REGISTRATION FLYERS
O8/78 -REVIEW ABSTRACTS. SELECT PAPERS
10/78 -PAPERS DUE
1O/78 -DRAFT FINAL REPORT
10/79 -PROCEEDINGS MAILED
01/79 -FINAL REPORT RECEIVED
(PE-623 ) EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY -ENERGY
20-99 OFFICE PROGRAM OPERATIONS IERL-CI
SYMPOSIUM HELD MARCH 26-28. 1979 IN DENVER, CO.
260 ATTENDEES PRESENT. 45 PAPERS PRESENT.
PROCEEDINGS AVAILABLE THROUGH NTIS.
RECN-004638 SSIE-GMA 5909
PE -623
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
FTS 8-684-4216
DENVER RES INST
EPA -R806156-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RB1OB30-2079
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO PROVIDE A FORUM FOR THE STATEMENT OF THE STATE-OF-THE-ART IN SAMPLING. ANALYSIS. AND
QUALITY ASSURANCE OF THE OIL SHALE INDUSTRY POLLUTANTS, AND OPINIONS FROM GOVERNMENTAL AND
INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS AS TO THE FUTURE NEEDS IN THESE AREAS. APPROACH: A GRANT WAS LET
TO DENVER RESEARCH INSTITUTE, TO WORK WITH THE USEPA IN ORGANIZING AND HOLDING A SYMPOSIUM IN WHICH
CURRENT RESEARCH TOPICS IN THE AREAS OF POLLUTANT SAMPLING, ANALYSIS, AND QUALITY ASSURANCE WOULD
BE DISCUSSED. PAPERS FROM INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT, AND ACADEMIC RESEARCHERS WERE SOLICITED FOR
PRESENTATIONS AND DISCUSSION.
"PROJECT: OO4889-ASSESSMENT OF ENTRAINMENT AND IMPINGEMENT OF YELLOW PERCH
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT....
TASK =N769 -OOOO50 *>EPA=R806159-01 '* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/79 - 1O/80 : FY79
NA THOMAS EPA/ERL - DULUTH
AL JENSEN UNIV OF MICHIGAN
O9/79 -INTERIM REPORT
10/80 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-769 ) GREAT LAKES PROGRAM
FINAL REPORT
FTS 8-226-7811
SCHOOL OF NAT. RES.
1O-O1
20- 12
20-40
20-R05
20-R02
30-99
RECN-O04889
PE -769
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: REVIEW STACK ASSESSMENT AND ENTRAINMENT AND IMPINGEMENT MODELS FOR THEIR ASSUMPTIONS.
RETURN THE IMPACT OF POWER PLANTS AND YIELDS OF YELLOW PERCH AND TO EVALUATE THE FEASIBILITY OF
MODIFYING AND APPLYING CONVENTIONAL FISHERIES MODELS FOR ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENT IMPACT. APPROACH:
FIELD DATA WILL BE TESTED AGAINST CONVENTIONAL YIELD AND POWER PLANT IMPACT MODELS.
FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
DAA FOR WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS
AA FOR ENFORCEMENT
EPA REGION V
EPA REGION II
FISHERIES MANAGERS. POWER REGULATION
SSIE-GMA 5857 EPA -R806159-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RN10B30-5O79
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INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . .
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT
-DETERMINATION OF MINIMAL HUMAN INFECTIOUS DOSE OF AN ENTEROVIRUS IN
DRINKING WATER
TASK =DC27 -1B0006 **EPA=R806173 ++ (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O1/79 - O1/80 : FY8O
EW AKIN EPA/HERL - CINC FTS 8-684-7218
GM SCHIFF CHRIST HOSP MED RES INST. CINCINNATI OH 45219
01/80 -DATA ON NUMBER OF VIRAL UNITS REQUIRED TO INFECT YOUNG ADULTS
(PE-C27 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - WATER QUALITY
DATA ON NUMBER OF VIRAL UNITS REQUIRED TO INFECT
YOUNG ADULTS.
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
2O-12 DAA FOR WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS
20-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
PRELIMINARY RESULTS INDICATE THAT AS FEW AS 1O PFU OF
ECHOVIRUS 12 CAN CAUSE INFECTION IN A SIGNIFICANT
PERCENTAGE OF EXPOSED AND SUSCEPTIBLE MALE ADULTS.
RECN-OO4752 SSIE-GMA 5771 1 EPA -R8O6173 ORD -RD10B30-5O80
LABN-D607A-017A PE -C27
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- O6-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DETERMINE THE MIMINAL INFECTIOUS DOSE OF ECHOVIRUS 12 IN DRINKING WATER IN SUSCEPTIBLE
ADULT MALE VOLUNTEERS. APPROACH: TO INOCULATE VOLUNTEERS WITH VARVING DOSES OF ECHOVIRUS 12
SUSPENDED IN DRINKING WATER AND FOLLOW THE VOLUNTEERS FOR EVIDENCE OF INFECTION (VIRAL SHEDDING AND
ANTIBODY RESPONSE) AND/OR ILLNESS.
"PROJECT: O052O9-
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID. .
MANDATE
FTS 8-629-3064
DEPT OF MECH ENG
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT
STUDIES ON DROPLET ELECTRIFICATION IN RELATION TO LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHIC
DETECTION
TASK =GC12 -OOO521 * *EPA = R8O6175 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 00/79 - 06/80 : FY8O
JD MULIK EPA/ESRL - RTP
BY LIU UNIV OF MINNESOTA
O6/8O -FINAL REPORT ON INITIAL PROGRAM (2-YEARS)
(PE-C12 ) * NO TEXT FOUND **
1O-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
1O-1O ENVIRONMENTAL RD&D AUTHORIZATION ACT
PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTS SHOW THAT DROPLET ELECTRIFICATION
WILL PROBABLY WORK AS POTENTIAL HPLC DETECTOR ANDA
A NEW SYSTEM DESIGNED AND CONSTRUCTED AND TO BE EVALUATED.
SSIE-GMA 6119 1 EPA -R8O6175
PE -C12
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DETERMINE FEASIBILITY OF DEVELOPING NEW HIGH-PRESSURE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHIC (HPLC)
DETECTOR EASED ON DROPLET ELECTRIFICATION. APPROACH: A TWO-YEAR PROGRAM IS PROPOSED WITH THE MAIN
EMPHASIS DURING THE 1ST YEAR ON DEMONSTRATING FEASIBILITY OF THE CONCEPT.
RECN-OO52O9
LABN-G762B-DB-O1O
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
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•PROJECT- OO5O51-AN INVESTIGATION OF BENTHIC AND FISH COMMUNITIES OF STOTTS AND EAGLE
CREEKS AS RELATED TO MIP
TASK = M82O -OOOO1O -fEPA=R8O6184-O1 *- (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/78 - 08/81 . FY79
EPA OFFICER.: JN GAKSTATTER EPA/ERL - CORVALLIS 503-757-4611
INVESTIGATOR. J GAMMON DE PAUL UNIV SCH OF LIBERAL ARTS
MILESTONES. : 09/79 -ANNUAL REPORT
O9/8O -ANNUAL REPORT
09/81 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID... (PE-820 ) FRESHWATER ECO EFFECTS - WATER DUALITY
FINAL OUTPUT.. : REPORT EVAL. CHANGE IN STREAM COMMUNITIES.
MANDATE 20-RO5 EPA REGION V
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO5O51 SSIE-GMA 6077 EPA -R806184-O1
ORD -RM10B3O-1080
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
RECN-OO5O51
PE -820
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT . : OBJECTIVE: ESTABLISH BASELINE BIOLOGICAL CONDITION AND TO EVALUATE THE EFFECT OF NON-POINT SOURCE
POLLUTION CONTROLS ON FRESHWATER FISH AND BENTHIC INVERTEBRATE POPULATIONS. FINAL OUTPUT' REPORT
THAT WILL EVALUATE THE CHANGE IN STREAM COMMUNITIES RESULTING FROM BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES
IMPLEMENTATION AND SUBSEQUENT REDUCTION IN NONPOINT SOURCE POLLUTION.
•PROJECT: OO5O63-DEFINITION OF CHESAPEAKE BAY PROBLEMS OF EXCESSIVE ENRICHMENT OR
EUTROPHICATION
TASK =OC29 -000141 >* EPA=R8O6189 - " (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/78 - 1O/8O : FY80
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE..
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
EPA/ERL -GULF BREEZE
CHES RES CONSORTIUM INC
PHYS SCI & OCEAN ENG
UNIV OF MARYLAND
T PHEIFFER
E CRONIN
BJ NEILSON
D HEINLE
10/78 -PROJECT INITIATION
10/8O -REPORT
(PE-C29 ) CHESAPEAKE BAY STUDY
20-60 AA FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
20-RO3 EPA REGION III
30-99 ESTUARINE
SSIE-GMA
PE -C29
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
FTS-8-922-3912
ANNAPOLIS
GLOUCESTER POINT
DEPT OF BOTANY
MD 214O3
VA 23062
5894 1
EPA -R8O6189
ORO -RQ10B3O-5O80
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- 06-28-80
RECN-005063
LABN-Q771 -Q141
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
OBJECTIVE: TO PROVIDE A FUNDAMENTAL UNDERSTANDING OF EUTROPHICATION AS RELATED TO CHESAPEAKE BAY
SPECIFICALLY AND TO ESTUARIES GENERALLY; TO DEFINE THE DIMENSIONS OF THE EUTROPHICATION PROBLEM IN
CHESAPEAKE BAY; TO ADOPT OR DEVELOP AN INDEX (OR INDICES) THAT QUANTITATIVELY DESCRIBE THE TROPHIC
STATE OF ESTUARINE WATERS; TO RELATE LEVELS OF NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT IN ESTUARIES TO THE HEALTH AND
PRODUCTIVITY OF THOSE SYSTEMS; AND TO DEFINE THE NEEDS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH AND MONITORING OF
CONDITIONS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY. APPROACH: THE OBJECTIVES WILL BE SOUGHT THROUGH DEFINITIVE
SUMMARY OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT ESTUARINE ENRICHMENT, THOROUGH ASSESSMENT OF ALL PERTINENT DATA ON PAST
AND PRESENT ENRICHMENT OF CHESAPEAKE BAY, DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING THE MOST APPROPRIATE AND USEFUL
INDEX OF ESTUARINE ENRICHMENT AND ESTIMATING THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ENRICHMENT AND THE USES OF
ESTUARIES. SUBSTANTIAL USE WILL BE MADE OF CONSENSUS TECHNIQUES, INCLUDING THE DELPHI METHOD. AND
OF A NATIONAL WORKSHOP AND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON ESTUARINE ENRICHMENT
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*PROJECT: 005346-SEDIMENTATION AND PRODUCTIVITY OF SALMONID STREAMS
TASK =M82O -OOO022 **EPA=R8O6195-O1 J * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/79 - 07/82 : FY79
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID. . . :
FINAL OUTPUT.•
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
JN GAKSTATTER
TC BJORNN
JH MILLIGAN
M BRUSVEN
EPA/ERL - CORVALLIS
UNIV OF IDAHO
UNIV OF IDAHO
UNIV OF IDAHO
503-757-4611
MOSCOW
MOSCOW
MOSCOW
ID 83843
ID 83843
ID 83843
ORD -RM10B30-1079
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT
10/79 -STATE OF THE ART REPORT ON GRANITIC SEDIMENTS AND SALMONID PRODUCTION
O7/82 -FINAL REPORT WITH JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS
(PE-820 ) FRESHWATER ECO EFFECTS - WATER QUALITY
FINAL REPORT WITH JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS
1O-14 NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT
DRAFT REPORT UNDER REVIEW BY PROJECT OFFICER.
RECN-OO5346 SSIE-GMA 635O EPA -R806195-01
PE -820
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JAN-MAR 8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: 1 - CONDUCT FIELD AND LABORATORY STUDIES IN STREAMS TO FURTHER DEFINE THE RELATION
BETWEEN DEGREE OF SEDIMENTATION, AQUATIC INVERTEBRATE ABUNDANCE, AND FISH PRODUCTION. 2 - CONDUCT
FIELD AND LABORATORY STUDIES TO DETERMINE IF RIFFLE AREAS CAN BE USED AS INDEX AREAS TO MONITOR
SEDIMENT HEALTH OF STREAMS. APPROACH: STUDY THE EFFECTS OF SEDIMENTATION ON DIURNAL ABUNDANCE OF
INSECT DRIFT AS FISH FOOD BOTH IN THE LABORATORY AND NATURAL STREAMS. SAMPLES WILL BE TAKEN
CRITICAL TIMES UNDER DIFFERENT SEDIMENTATION LEVELS. THESE RESULTS WILL BE EVALUATED WITH FISH
GROWTH AND ABUNDANCE DATA. THE PERCENTAGE OF FINE SEDIMENTS IN RIFFLES WILL BE MEASURED AND
COMPOSITION OF THE SUBSTRATE SURFACE CLASSIFIED. PHOTO TRANSECTS WILL ALSO BE USED TO ILLUSTRATE
SEDIMENT DEPOSITS IN VARIOUS TYPES OF HABITATS AND STREAMS. OTHER PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL
MEASUREMENTS WILL BE EVALUATED TO DETERMINE THE "GOODNESS" OF. OR HEALTH OF THE STREAM.
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'PROJECT: OO5014-MICROBIAL CONVERSION OF DELETERIOUS MOLECULES - KINETIC MODELS FOR
AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS
TASK =KC61 -OOO213 **EPA=R806208 - * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/78 - 10/81 FY80
EPA OFFICER. OF PARIS EPA/ERL - ATHENS FTS 8-250-3469
INVESTIGATOR.: DF OLLIS PRINCETON UNIV AEROSPACE DEPT
MILESTONES...: O9/79 -INTERIM REPORT
09/80 -INTERIM REPORT
09/81 -FINAL REPORT ON KINETIC MODEL FOR MICROEIAL CONVERSION OF TOXICS
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-C61 ^ DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
MANDATE : 30-99 BIOCHEMICAL ENGINEERING
CURR. RESULTS: NECESSARY EQUIPMENT OBTAINED. LAB STUDIES BEGUN IN APRIL.
LITERATURE REVIEW ON BIODEGRADATION KINETICS IN PROGRESS.
KINETIC MODELS FOR POLLUTANT CONVERSION BY MICROBIAL BIOMASS
HAVE BEEN EXTENDED TO INCLUDE POLLUTANT INHIBITION AND EVAL.
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-O05014 SSIE-GMA 6053 1 EPA -R806208 ORD -RK10B30-3OSO
PE -C61
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS -PUBLIC
ABSTRACT... . THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO DEVELOP A SIMPLE BUT GENERAL KINETIC FRAMEWORK WHICH DESCRIBES
MICROBIAL DEGRADATION TRACE DELETERIOUS MOLECULES WHEN INTRODUCED INTO OTHERWISE "NORMAL" AQUATIC
ENVIRONMENTS. CHEMOSTAT OPERATION AT LOW DILUTION RATES USING NATURAL, UNENRICHED MIXED POPULATIONS
WILL PROVIDE DATA FOR DETERMINING KINETIC MODEL PARAMETERS. TRACE QUANTITIES OF MOLECULES TYPIFYING
VARIOUS POLLUTANT MOLECULES (E.G., PHENOLS, PESTICIDES, ETC.) WILL EE INTRODUCED IN A STERILE FEED
TO MULTIPLE CHEMOSTAT ARRANGEMENTS. THE MODEL DEVELOPED WILL INCLUDE ACCOUNTING FOR THE MAJOR
PHENOMENA REPORTED TO DATE IN THE LITERATURE.
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*PROJECT: OO6303-POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS OF PESTICIDAL VIRUSES
TASK =H615 -9446OO * - EPA=R8062 10 " " (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/78 - 09/81 FY79
EPA OFFICER.: CY KAWANISHI EPA/HERL - RTP FTS 8-629-2693
INVESTIGATOR.: UNKNOWN UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL HILL NC 27514
MILESTONES.... O9/8O -RESTRIC ENZYME ANALYSES OF PURIFIED DNA
09/79 -PRELIM. DNA-DNA REASSOCIATION KINETICS
O9/8O -PRE. ANTISERA TO PROTEINS OF BACULOVIRUSES
O9/8O -MNPV TRANSFECTION IN MOUSE EMBRYO
PROGRAM ID.... (PE-615 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - PESTICIDES
MANDATE 2O-34 DAA FOR PESTICIDE PROGRAMS
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-006303 SSIE-HZ 799446 EPA -R806210 ORD -RH10B30-2079
LABN-H615 -9446OO PE -615
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-80 UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT *1! DETECTION & EXAMINATION OF ANY BIOLOGICAL & BIOCHEMICAL EFFECTS OF PESTICIDAL VIRUS ON HUMAN 8
OTHER MAMMALIAN CELLS IN IN VITRO TISSUE CULTURE SYSTEM <*2! OBSERVATION 8- COMPARISON OF VIRAL GENE
EXPRESSION & GENE AMPLIFICATION IN PERMISSIVE & NONPERMISSIVE INFECTION SYSTEMS (3) STUDY OF
GENETIC RELATEDNESS OF VARIOUS PESTICIDAL VIRUSES THE RADIOACTIVE CRNA HYBRIDIZATION TECHNIQUE FOR
DETECTION OF THE DNA OF SFMNPV BACULOVIRUS IN TRANSFECTED CELLS WAS DEVELOPED AND STANDARDIZED. THE
CALCIUM PHOSPHATE AND 2O PERCENT DMSO TRANSFECTION PROCEDURE WAS ALSO OPTIMIZED AND STANDARDIZED
FOR SFMNPV DNA BY USING HUMAN CYTOMEGALOVIRUS AS A STANDARD IN WI38 HUMAN CELLS. THE PROCEDURE WAS
ALSO STANDARDIZED FOR THE INSECT IPLB21AE CELLS. STUDIES OF SFMNPV TRANSFECTED MOUSE EMBRYOS ARE
BEING REPEATED. BGL II RESTRICTION ENZYME PATTERNS OF SFMNPV VIRIONS OF DIFFERING SEDIMENTATION
COEFFICIENTS WAS SHOWN TO BE DIFFERENT.
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TITLE OF PROJECT "Metabolism of Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons by the Mixed Function Oxidases
of Mayfnp Qrgan"tfltna"
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS :AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Dr. Paul Melius, Principal Investigator
Dr. Barrie Tan, Post-doctoral Research Associate
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Auburn University
Auburn, Alabama 36830
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objective*, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (300 words or leaf. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work In progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such Information; Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
An investigation is being carried out into the metabolism of polyaromatic hydrocar-
bon metabolism in Mugil cephalus and Fundalus grandis. We wish to identify the pathway
of conversion of the parent compounds to various hydroxylated products and the
relative mutagenic products formed.
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'PROJECT: OO66267POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS OF PESTICIDAL VIRUSES
TASK =HC86 -944600 **EPA=R8O621O ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/78 - O9/81 : FY8O
EPA OFFICER.: CY KAWANISHI EPA/HERL - RTP FTS 8-629-2693
INVESTIGATOR.. HUANG E. UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL HILL NC 27514
MILESTONES...: 09/8O -RESTRIC ENZYME ANALYSES OF PURIFIED DNA
09/79 -PRELIM. DNA-DNA REASSOCIATION KINETICS
09/8O -PRE. ANTISERA TO PROTEINS OF BACULOVIRUSES
09/80 -MNPV TRANSFECTION IN MOUSE EMBRYO
PROGRAM ID.... (PE-C86 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - PESTICIDES
MANDATE : 1O-O6 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNGICIDE AND RODENTICIDE ACT
ORDIS CODES... RECN-OO6626 SSIE-HZ 809446 EPA -R806210 ORD -RH1OB30-108O
PE -C86
PROJ STATUS. : PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-80 UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : *1! DETECTION & EXAMINATION OF ANY BIOLOGICAL & BIOCHEMICAL EFFECTS OF PESTICIDAL VIRUS ON HUMAN &
OTHER MAMMALIAN CELLS IN IN VITRO TISSUE CULTURE SYSTEM #2! OBSERVATION & COMPARISON OF VIRAL GENE
EXPRESSION & GENE AMPLIFICATION IN PERMISSIVE & NONPERMISSIVE INFECTION SYSTEMS (3) STUDV OF
GENETIC RELATEDNESS OF VARIOUS PESTICIDAL VIRUSES TO CARRY OUT STUDIES TO DETERMINE THE ABILITY OF
BACULOVIRUSES TO INFECT 'HUMAN WI38 CELL CULTURES AND MOUSE BLASTOCYSTS, THE DNA OF THE VIRUS SFMNPV
WAS EXAMINED FOR CONFIGURATIONAL INTACTNESS AND ITS MOLECULAR WEIGHT MEASURED. ONE THIRD OF ALL THE
DNA WERE CIRCULAR. THE MOLECULAR WEIGHT WAS FOUND TO BE IN THE RANGE OF 82 TO 87 MILLION DALTONS.
ALKALINE DENATURATION OF THE DNA SHOWED 3 CLUSTRES OF PARTIALLY DENATURATED REGIONS WHICH CAN NOW
BE USED AS REFERENCE POINTS IN GENETIC STUDIES.
•PROJECT- OO5355-ASSESSMENT OF ENERGY - RELATED TOXICANT STRESS IN AN ENGINEERED ECOSYSTEM
TASK = N831 -OOOO13 * * EPA=R8O6214-01 *' (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/78 - 03/81 : FY79
EPA OFFICER.: TH ROUSH EPA/ERL - DULUTH FTS 8-783-9520
INVESTIGATOR.: RH BOLING MICHIGAN STATE UNIV ZOOLOGY DEPT
MILESTONES.. : O3/80 -REPORT ON FIRST YEAR OF TESTING
O3/81 -REPORT ON SECOND YEAR OF TESTING
PROGRAM ID. : (PE-831 ) EFFECTS OF ENERGY REL POLLUTANTS
MANDATE 30-99 AQUATIC TOXICOLOGY
CURR. RESULTS: THE ENGINEERING HARDWARE HAS BEEN INSTALLED, THE
BASELINE SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS CONDUCTED,
AND THE FIRST SEASON OF TOXICANT INTRODUCTION
AND MONITORING HAS BEEN CONDUCTED.
ORDIS CODES. : RECN-OO5355 SSIE-GMA 6337 EPA -R8O6214-OI ORD -RN10B3O-3O79
PE -831
PROJ STATUS. : PROJECT- ACT IVE INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JAN-MAR 80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT .. : OBJECTIVE: TO DETERMINE THE ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS TO MEASURE TO BETTER ASSESS THE EFFECTS OF A
TOXICANT ON AN AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM. APPROACH: THE ECOSYSTEM IS HELD IN A DESIRABLE RANGE BV
MANIPULATION OF PHYSICAL VARIABLES. A TOXICANT IS INTRODUCED AND THE EFFECT ON THE BIOLOGICAL
COMMUNITIES IS DETERMINED.
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•"PROJECT: OO5686-LITHIUM - EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF CHRONIC EXPOSURE
TASK =DC6O -2HO001 *»EPA=R806219-01 *•" (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 05/79 - 1O/8O : FY8O
EPA OFFICER. RK MIDAY EDA/HERL - CINC FTS 8-684-7461
INVESTIGATOR. RE FERRELL -MV OF TEXAS GRADUATE SCH OF BIOMED
MILESTONES...: 01/80 -PROGRESS REPORT OF INITIAL SAMPLING RESULTS
1O/8O -FINAL ANALYSIS OF BODi BURDEN DATA
1O/80 -DETERMINATION OF LITHIUM BODY BURDENS
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-C60 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - DRINKING WATER
FINAL OUTPUT.: DETERMINATION OF LITHIUM BODY BURDENS
MANDATE : 1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
20-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-005686 SSIE-GMA 6688 EPA -R806219-01 ORD -RD10B30-5080
PE -C6O
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-8O UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS PROPOSAL ARE TO DESCRIBE THE CONCENTRATIONS OF LITHIUM IN DRINKING
WATER AND LOCALLY DERIVED FOODS IN TWO GEOGRAPHIC AREAS. TO DETERMINE BODr BURDENS OF LITHIUM IN
THE RESPECTIVE POPULATIONS AND TO IDENTIFY AREAS AND POPULATIONS WHERE EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDIES COULD
BE INITIATED TO INVESTIGATE POTENTIAL ADVERSE HEALTH EFFECTS FROM LITHIUM EXPOSURE. APPROACH: THE
TWO AREAS TO BE STUDIED ARE NORTHERN CHILE AND SOUTH TEXAS. REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLINGS OF WATER. MILK
AND FOODS IN THESE AREAS WILL BE TAKEN AND LITHIUM LEVELS MEASURED. IN ADDITION. LITHIUM LEVELS IN
RESIDENTS' URINE AND SERUM WILL BE MEASURED.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
TITLE OF PROJECT The Utilization of indigenous .Populations o
Form Approved
OMB No. U8-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this apace)
SSIE
EPA
R-80622 1<-02-0
t~ .bivalve 1'ioiiusK.s tor
Monitoring.Surveillance and Assessing the Public Health Significance of Polycy
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENTS, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Michael C. Mix
Department of General Science
Associate Professor of Biology
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Department of General Science, Oregon State University,
Corvallis, Oregon 97331
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work In progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such Information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
(1) Objectives: To expand the data base on background levels of carcinogenic
polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons (PNAH) in Indigenous populations of bivalve
mollusks; to determine whether or not cellular proliferative disorders occur
1n shellfish populations in Oregon bays. Other than Yaquina Bay; to determine
if there are correlations between PNAH body burdens and the incidence of cellular
disorders in shellfish populations; to identify sources of environmental PNAH
using HPLC and neutron activation analysis fingerprinting methods; to measure
baseline levels of PNAH in other economically-important marine species from
different Oregon bays.
(2) Approach; Shellfish are collected from specific sites in Tillamook, Yaquina
and Coos Bays, processed and assayed for carcinogenic PNAH using NPLC; bivalve
mollusks from other bays are also collected, processed and examined histologically
to determine if they have cellular proliferative disorders.
(3) Progress: Samples have been collected bimonthly from the three primary
bays since October, 1979, and are being analyzed for PNAH at the present time;
shellfish from Coos Bay do not appear to have cellular proliferative disorders.
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'PROJECT: O/~>4743-
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID.. :
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT..
EFFECT OF PARTICULATES OF DISINFECTION OF ENTEROVIRUSES IN WATER BY
CHLORAMINES
TASK =CC61 -S2T051 »*EPA=R8O624O-O2 " " (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE O9/78 - 11/SO ' FY8O
JC HOFF EPA/MERL - CINC 513-684-7331
PV SCARPING UNIV OF CINCINNATI SCH OF ENG/ELEC ENG TECH
10/79 -ANNUAL REPORT
OS/80 -PROJECT COMPLETED
11/80 -EPA REPORT PUBLISHED
(PE-C61 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
20-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
BASELINE DATA ON EFFICIENCY OF PREFORMED CHLORAMINES
CONFIRM PREVIOUS RESULTS INDICATING THAT CHLORAMINES
ARE VERY WEAK BIOCIDES. PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTS
ON CHLORINE AND AMMONIA ADDITION SEQUENCES IN SHOW NO .
INACTINATION ENHANCEMENT DUE TO BREAKING RESIDUALS RESULTS OF
EXPERIMENT ON CHLORINE AND AMMONIA ADDITION SEQUENCES SHOW
NO ENHANCEMENT OF BIOCIDAL EFFICIENCY BY BREAKING RESIDUALS
RECN-004743 SSIE-GMA 5572 2 EPA -R806240-02 ORD -RC10B30-2030
PE -C61
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 05-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF MICROBIAL ASSOCIATION WITH PARTICULATES ON INACTIVATION OF
MICROORGANISMS BY CHLORAMINES INCLUDING THE EFFICIENCY OF "BREAKING" CHLORINE RESIDUALS. APPROACH:
INACTIVATION RATES OF ENTERIC VIRUSES AND BACTERIA ASSOCIATED WITH VARIOUS TYPES OF PARTICULATE
MATTER WILL BE COMPARED WITH INACTIVATION RATES OF FREELY SUSPENDED MICROORGANISMS. DIFFERENT
SEQUENCES OF MIXING FREE CHLORINE AND AMMONIA WILL BE USED TO DETERMINE EFFICIENCY OF "BREAKING"
RESIDUALS.
'PROJECT: 005348-TEMPORAL VARIABILITY IN STREAM ECOSYSTEMS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE.
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. :
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
TASK =M820 -OOOO24 * - EPA = R8O6255-O1 »» (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 09/79 - 09/79 : FY79
DH LEWIS EPA/ERL - CORVALLIS
J VAN SICKLE OREGON STATE UNIV
O9/79 -CORRELATION OF STORM EVENT CHARACTERIZATIONS
(PE-820 ) FRESHWATER ECO EFFECTS - WATER QUALITY
1O-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
20-R10 EPA REGION X
TECHNIQUE FOR HANDLING INDIVIDUAL STORM EVENTS DEVELOPED.
RECN-005348 SSIE-GMA 6357 EPA -R806255-01
PE -S2O
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-OR IGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RE SEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: HELP QUANTIFY THE VARIABILITY THROUGH TIME OF STREAM FLOW AND SEDIMENT TRANSPORT IN SMALL
WESTERN MOUNTAIN STREAMS. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE IS TO SUPVEV AVAILABLE STREAM FLOW PECORDS FOR FIRST
TO FIFTH ORDER MOUNTAIN STREAMS. APPROACH: USE riME SERIES TECHNIQUES TO ANALrZE STREAM FLOW
RECORDS AND BUILD SIMPLE STOCHASTIC FLOW MODELS: BUILD SIMPLE EUDGET MODELS OF SEDIMENT STORAGE AND
TRANSPORT WHICH USE THE STOCHASTIC FLOW MODELS AS FORCING FUNCTIONS. AND GENERATE SYNTHETIC TIME
SERIES TO TEST SAMPLING SCHEMES
5O3-757-4754
ELEC 8 COMP ENG DEPT
ORD -RM10B30-5079
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••PROJECT- OO442O-REMOVAL OF TRACE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS BY BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVATED CARBON
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT. . . .
FTS 8-684-7228
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA
ORD -RC10B30-1080
UPDATED- O6-28-80
PA 191O7
PA 19107
PA 191O4
TASK =CC61 -O1T051 **EPA=R806256 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OO/79 - 08/81 : FY8O
JK CARSWELL EPA/MERL' - CINC
CF GUARINO PHILA. WATER DEPARTMENT
PR CAIRO PHILA. WATER DEPARTMENT
IH SUFFET DREXEL UNIV
(PE-C61 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
RECN-004420 SSIE-GMA 5669 1 EPA -R806256
PE -C61
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: NATIONAL CONCERN IS FOCUSED ON THE PRESENCE OF TRACE ORGANIC CHEMICALS IN SURFACE WATER
SUPPLIES AND THEIR POTENTIAL HEALTH IMPACTS ON PUBLIC DRINKING WATER. THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AGENCY HAS DETERMINED THAT GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON (GAC) IS THE BEST AVAILABLE TREATMENT
TECHNOLOGY TO DATE FOR TREATING WATER TO REMOVE A "BROAD SPECTRUM" OF ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS. ACTIVE
LIFE OF GAC, HOWEVER, IS SOMEWHAT LIMITED AND THE NEED FOR FREQUENT REGENERATION WITH THE
ASSOCIATED LOSS OF CARBON IS ONE OF THE SIGNIFICANT COST BURDENS OF THE PROCESS. FOR THIS REASON
ALTERNATIVE METHODS OF ORGANIC REMOVAL ARE CURRENTLY UNDER INVESTIGATION. APPROACH: THIS PROPOSAL
RESEARCHES A PROMISING TREATMENT PROCESS WHICH COMBINES OXIDATION OF MACROMOLECULES OF ORGANICS BY
OZONATION FOLLOWED BY ADSORPTION AND DECOMPOSITION OF THESE ORGANICS BY BIOLOGICALLY ENHANCED
GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON. THE COMBINED PROCESS CALLED BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVATED CARBON (BAC) HAS
SHOWN PROMISE IN EUROPEAN PLANTS WHEN EVALUATED BY SURROGATE ORGANIC MEASUREMENTS. THE PROPOSED
RESEARCH CONSISTS OF BENCH SCALE AND PILOT SCALE STUDIES TO DEMONSTRATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF BAC IN
REMOVING TRACE ORGANICS OF HEALTH CONCERN IN THE UNITED STATES. AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS WILL BE
CONDUCTED TO EVALUATE THE COST EFFECTIVENESS OF BAC AS COMPARED TO CONVENTIONAL GAC TREATMENT.
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RUN DATE: O7/O9/8O * 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
'PROJECT OO4782-RECOVERY OF ASBESTOS FIBERS FROM BABOON TISSUES
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. :
PROGRAM ID..
FINAL OUTPUT :
MANDATE. ...
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES
PROJ STATUS. :
ABSTRACT :
513-684-7462
MED CTR/ENV HLTH SCI
TASK =D823B-O40COO - *EPA = R3O6256-O1 — (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 05/79 - 04/80 : FY79
JR MILLETTE EPA/HERL - CINC
WH HALLENBECK UNIV OF ILLINOIS
10/79 -REPORT OF FINDINGS
04/80 -UNDERSTANDING OF HOW INGESTED ASBESTOS MOVES TO THE URINE
(PE-823 ) HEALTH EFFECTS -DRINKING WATER
UNDERSTANDING OF HOW INGESTED ASBESTOS MOVES TO
THE URINE.
10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
METHOD FOR BLOOD ANALYSIS DEVELOPED. ANIMALS EXPOSED
AND SACRIFICED. URINE ANALYSES FINISHED.
RECN-O04782 SSIE-GMA 5779 EPA -R806256-O1
PE -823
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DETERMINE FIBER SIZE AND DISTRIBUTION Of INGESTED ASBESTOS FIBERS IN LUNG. URINE. AND
TISSUES WHICH SHOW THE MIGRATORY PATHWAY OF FIBERS THROUGH THE BODY APPROACH: JUVENILE BABOONS
WILL EE USED FOR CONTROL AND TEST. A CONCENTRATED SUSPENSION OF CHRYSOTILE AND AMPHIEOLE ASBESTOS
OF THE TYPES FOUND IN DRINKING WATER WILL BE USED. COLLECTION OF URINE AND BLOOD WILL EE FOLLOWED
BY SACRIFICING OF THE ANIMALS. THE FOLLOWING TISSUES WILL BE EXAMINED FOR THE PRESENCE OF FIBERS:
URINE, BLOOD. LUNG, PLEURA, URINARv BLADDER, PANCREAS, PERITONEUM.
ORD -RD10B3O-1O79
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INVESTIGATOR. :
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID.. :
FINAL OUTPUT. :
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. :
PROd STATUS..:
ABSTRACT :
-SCAVENGING OF GASES AND AEROSOL PARTICLES BY CLOUDS AND PRECIPITATION IN
THE ATMOSPHERE
TASK =GC1M -OO0513 *'EPA = R8O6257-Q1 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/78 - 10/81 : FY80
Hd VIEBROCK EPA/ESRL - RTP FTS 8-629-4543
HR PRUPPACHER UNIV OF CALIFORNIA SCH OF LETTERS & SCIENCE
1O/79 -PROGRESS REPORT ON SCAVENGING BY ICE CRYSTALS
10/80 -PROGRESS REPORT ON SCAVENGING OF GASES BY DISTILLED WATER DROPS EXPERIMENT
1O/81 -FINAL REPORT ON SCAVENGING OF GASES BY CLOUDS AND PRECIPITATION
10/81 -MODEL OF SCAVENGING OF GASES BY PRECIPITATION
(PE-C1M ) ANTICIPATORY - INTERDISCIPLINARY
MODEL OF SCAVENGING GASES BY PRECIPITATION
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
THEORETICAL MODELS HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED FOR THE
SCAVENGING OF GASES BY CLOUD AND RAINDROPS, AND
FOR THE SCAVENGING OF AEROSOLS BY ICE CRYSTALS. TESTING
HAS BEGUN OF THE ICE CRYSTAL SCAVENGING MODEL
AND PRELIMINARY RESULTS ARE FAVORABLE.
RECN-001848 SSIE-GMA 5176 2 EPA -R8O6257-O1 ORD -RG10B31 -1O8O
LABN-G6O3A-AE-O28 PE -C1M
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- OG-28-SO
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES: THEORETICAL MODELS WILL BE DEVELOPED TO DESCRIBE THE SCAVENGING OF POLLUTANT AEROSOLS
AND GASES BY CLOUD AND PRECIPITATION ELEMENTS.APPROACH: THE MATHEMATICAL MODELS WILL BE
EXPERIMENTALLY EVALUATED USING THE UCLA RAINSHAFT AND CLOUD TUNNEL. THE RAINSHAFT WILL BE MODIFIED
FOR USE WITH POLLUTANT GASES.
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INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT . . .
513-684-7613
SACRAMENTO
CA 95802
TASK =CC35 -04T017 **EPA=R806262-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/78 - 05/80 : FY80
JN ENGLISH EPA/MERL - CINC
JS KOYASAKO STATE DEPT OF WAT RES
05/8O -FINAL REPORT PUBLISHED 11-8O
(PE-C35 ) WASTEWATER SYSTEMS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
20-R09 EPA REGION IX
TREND OF DECREASED ENERGY _5E FOR SEWER SYSTEM WITH
REDUCTION IN WASTEWATER FLCW APPEARS TO BE DEVELOPING.
NO -APPARENT DEVELOPING OF SIMILAR TREND FOR ENERGY OR
CHEMICAL USES FOR TREATMENT PLANTS.
DRAFT FINAL REPORT COMPLETED AND REVIEWED 3/80.
SSIE-GMA 511O 2 EPA -R806262-01
PE -C35
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: OBJECTIVE IS TO FOCUS WATER RESOURCES PLANNING TOWARDS MORE EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE WATER
MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS FOR BOTH DROUGHT AND NON-DROUGHT PERIODS. STUDY ACCOMPLISHMENTS WILL BE TO
IDENTIFY THE IMPACTS OF IMPLEMENTED WATER CONSERVATION MEASURES, REPORT ON THE STATUS OF THE"SE
CONSERVATION MEASURES AND ATTEMPT TO PREDICT LONG-TERM IMPACTS. IF ANY. APPROACH: A DIRECT PRODUCT
OF THIS PROJECT WILL BE A REPORT WITH CONCLUSIONS OF PRESENT IMPACTS OF WATER CONSERVATION ON WATER
SUPPLY AND WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AND RECOMMENDATIONS ABOUT FUTURE IMPACTS. FURTHER
ACTIONS AND POLICY DIRECTION. END PRODUCTS WILL BE DEVELOPMENT OF SIGNIFICANT INDICATORS ON IMPACTS
TO FUTURE COSTS OF WATER SUPPLIES AND SIZE AND POTENTIAL REDUCTIONS OF TREATMENT PLANTS BROUGHT
ABOUT BY DECREASED CAPACITY.
RECN-000583
LABN-C822B-04T17
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORD -RC10B30-508O
UPDATED- 05-28-80
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.:
•"PROJECT: OO4594-CHEMICAL STABILIZERS FOR THE CONTROL OF FUGITIVE ASBESTOS EMISSIONS FROM
OPEN SOURCES
TASK =B604B-000729 -- "EPA=R806269-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/78 - O1/81 : FY79
MK STINSON EPA/IERL - CINC FTS 8-340-6683
PK ASE I I T RES INST CHICAGO
K GUTFREUND I I T RES INST CHICAGO
RY PURCELL I I T RES INST CHICAGO
N RAJENDRAN I I T RES INST CHICAGO
D WALIA I I T RES INST CHICAGO
G YAMATE I I T RES INST CHICAGO
E LUEBCKE I I T RES INST CHICAGO
R NORMAN I I T RES INST CHICAGO
03/79 -FINAL REPORT ON CHEMICAL STABILIZERS FOR ASBESTOS WASTE EMISSIONS
(PE-6O4 ) INDUSTRIAL PROC. - AIR
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE....
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT ... :
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IL 6O616
IL 60616
IL 60616
IL 60616
IL 60616
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
20-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
2O-R02 EPA REGION II
20-R05 EPA REGION V
20-R10 EPA REGION X
3O-99 STABLIZIATION
SCREENING OF COMMERICAL CHEMICAL STABILIZERS
HAS BEEN COMPLETED. THE WIND TUNNEL IS DESIGNED
AND READY FOR MANUFACTURE.
RECN-OO4594 SSIE-GMA 5912 EPA -R806269-O1
PE -6O4
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO EVALUATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CHEMICAL STABILIZERS
FOR REDUCING ASBESTOS EMISSIONS FROM WASTE DUMPS AND FOR REDUCING ASBESTOS EMISSIONS FROM CRUSHED
ROCK PREPARED FROM ASBESTOS SERPENTINITE. APPROACH: SCREENING AND LABORATORY EVALUATION OF
COMMERCIAL STABILIZERS FOR FURTHER STUDY. WIND TUNNEL TESTS WILL ASSESS THE LEVELS OF ASBESTOS
EMISSIONS AFTER SAMPLES HAVE BEET' TREATED WITH THE CHEMICAL AND THEN SUBMITTED TO ACCELERATED
WEATHERING THROUGH MANY HEAT/.' TLD/2AIN CYCLES- EFFECTIVENESS OF CHEMICALS FOR FUGITIVE ASBESTOS
FIBER CONTROL FROM UNPAVED RO.'')S .WILL BE ASSESSirCTTTM A FIELD TEST CARRIED OUT ON A STRETCH OF A
SERPENTINITE ROCK SURFACED ROAD.
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FTS 8-42O-4621
GRADUATE SCHOOL
-DEVELOPMENT OF A PROTOCOL FOR TESTING EFFECTS OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES ON
PLANTS
TASK =M602 -000009 *»EPA=R806270-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O8/78 - 08/79 : FY79
DT TINGEY EPA/ERL - CORVALLIS
CR THOMPSON UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
08/80 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-602 ) ECOL. PROC. AND EFFECTS -AIR
REPORT TO ASSIST IN PREPARING TOTAL PROTOCOL FOR
ASSESSING PHYTOTOXICITY.
2O-30 AA FOR TOXIC SUBSTANCES
RECN-005041 SSIE-GMA 6075 EPA -R806270-01 ORD -RM10C30-2079
PE -602
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DEVELOP A PROTOCOL FOR ASSESSING THE POTENTIAL PHYTOTOXICITY OF VARIOUS CHEMICALS ON
PLANTS BY MEASURING STRESS ETHYLENE EVOLUTION. THIS PROJECT WILL FOCUS SPECIFICALLY ON THE
APPLICATION OF MEASURED DOSES OF WATER SOLUBLE COMPOUNDS ON THE FOLIAGE. FINAL OUTPUT- REPORT THAT
WILL ASSIST US IN PREPARING A TOTAL PROTOCOL FOR ASSESSING PHYTOTOXICITY.
-PROJECT- OO5202-DETERMINATION OF TOXIC VOLATILE ORGANICS IN AMBIENT AIR
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR. :
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
FTS 8-629-2405
DEPT OF CHEMISTRY
DEPT OF CHEMISTRY
TASK =G712B-ED-019 " •• EPA = R8O627 1 -O2 > * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/78 - 09/81 : FY79
RR ARNTS EPA/ESRL - RTP
JW BOZZELLI NEW JERSEY INST OF TECH
B KEBBEKUS NEW JERSEY INST OF TECH
(PE-712 ) CHARAC. & MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVEL - AIR
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
TENAX GC IN SERIES WITH SPHEROCARB PROVED TO BE
BEST COMBINATION OF SORBENTS FOR RETAINING SUBSTANCES
OF INTEREST. 24-HOUR SAMPLES BEING COLLECTED EVERY 6 DAYS
FROM NJ.HIGH RESOLUTION GLASS CAPILLARY COLUMN
CHROMATOGRAPHY USED TO SEPARATE COMPONENTS. PERKS
IDENTIFIED BY RETENTION TIME AND CONFIRMED BY MASS
SPECTROSCOPY. COMPOUNDS OUANTITATED BY FLAME
IONIZATION AND ELECTRON CAPTURE DETECTION.
RECN-005202 SSIE-GMA 6196 EPA -R806271-02
PE -712
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DEVELOP ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES TO MEASURE THE AMBIENT AIR CONCENTRATIONS OF 2Q-3O HIGH
USE KNOWN OR SUSPECTED CARCINOGENS. THE RESULTS WILL BE USED TO EXAMINE THE TRANSPORT AND FATE OF
THESE COMPOUNDS.APPROACH: SOLID SORBENTS HAVE BEEN TESTED TO DETERMINE THEIR APPLICABILITY TO
COLLECT AMBIENT CONCENTRATIONS OF SELECTED TOXIC SUBSTANCES. SOLID SORBENTS TESTED INCLUDE TENAX
GC, SILICA GEL. SPHEROCARB, PORAPAK-T, AND XAD-II. SORBENTS ARE JUDGED ACCORDING TO THEIR RETENTION
VOLUME. THERMAL STABILITY AND CLEANLINESS.
ORD -RG10B30-1079
UPDATED- OCT-OEC 79
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
(Please read reverse before completing)
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT HO. (Do not u»» thia apace)
SSIE
EPA
R8062740100
TITLE OF PROJECT
Aerosol Carbon Trends across the United States
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
James J. Huntzicker (principal investigator), Associate Professor and Chairman, De-
partment of Environmental Science
Richard L. Johnson, Research Associate
• Jitendra J. Shah, Ph.D. student
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Oregon Graduate Center for Study and Research
19600 N. W. Walker Road
Beaverton, Oregon 97005
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objective., (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 wordy or leta. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of woik In progress ara exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and ara forwarded to Investigators who request such Information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
In the first year of the project substantial effort was invested in modifying the
carbon analysis procedure to obtain better measures of organic and elemental carbon
on aerosol filter samples. Upon completion of this work, filters from urban centers
around the United States were analyzed for organic, elemental, and carbonate carbon.
By the end of the first year 903 samples from 42 sites will have been analyzed.
In the second year of the project, historical trends of elemental carbon concentra-
tions will be determined at selected urban sites. These trends will be analyzed
for the effects of control strategies and other external interventions. A carbon
analyzer of the type used in this study will be fabricated and delivered to EPA.
Current samples from EPA energy related studies will also be analyzed for organic,
elemental, and carbonate carbon.
The third year of the project will involve further analysis of filter samples and
detailed statistical analysis of the data.
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'PROJECT: O05265-
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT
DEVELOPMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE. UNIFIED, ECONOMICALLY AND ENVIRONMENTALLY
SOUND SYSTEMS OF INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT FOR MAJOR CROPS
TASK =W771E-000015 **EPA=R806277-02 •>• - (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OO/79 - CONT : FY79
KJ HOOD EPA/OEPER- DAA 202-426-2317
PL ADKISSON TEXAS ASM UNIV DEPT OF SOIL & CROP SCI
00/00 -QUARTERLY REPORTS; OTHERS BEING FORMULATED
(PE-771 ) INTEGRATED PESTICIDE MANAGEMENT
1O-06 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNG. AND RODENT. ACT
20-34 DAA FOR PESTICIDE PROGRAMS
FIELD AND LITERATURE SURVEY HAVE BEEN COMPILED
ON MOST LIKELY CANDIDATE PREDATORS IN CONTROL OF
SEVERAL MAJOR INSECTS PESTS IN COTTON AND OTHER
CROP SYSTEMS.
RECN-005265 SSIE-GMA 62O7 EPA -R8OS277-O2 ORD -RW1OB3O-5O79
PE -771
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE RESEARCH PROPOSES TO ENLARGE BASIC KNOWLEDGE OF MAJOR MANAGED ECOSYSTEMS AND TO USE
THIS KNOWLEDGE IN DEVELOPMENT OF ECOLOGICALLY ORIENTED SYSTEMS OF MANAGEMENT THAT HOLD PEST
POPULATIONS BELOW CROP-DAMAGING DENSITIES: ARE LESS ENERGY DEPENDENT: OPTIMIZE ECONOMIC RETURNS BY
PRODUCERS AND SOCIETY; AND CAUSE LEAST DAMAGE TO THE ENVIRONMENT. THE RESEARCH IS ON APPLE.
ALFALFA, COTTON AND SOYBEAN CROP-ECOSYSTEMS. APPROACH: FIFTEEN UNIVERSITIES HAVE FORMED A
CONSORTIUM WHICH PERMITS A REGIONAL APPROACH TO EACH CROP SYSTEM.
"PROJECT: O01002-
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE....
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT....
TISSUE SPECIFIC ACTIVATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MUTAGENS WITH PARTICULAR
EMPHASIS ON PLACENTA AND EMBRYO
TASK =DC27 -OO4005 **EPA = R8O6279-O3 * - (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/78 - 1O/81 FY8O
RJ BULL EPA/HERL - CINC FTS 8-684-7213
C WITMER THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIV PHILADELPHIA PA 19 107
O6/SO -DOUBLE BLIND STUDY OF QUALITY CONTROL SAMPLES
12/80 -SURVEV OF COMPOUNDS OF KNOWN ACTIVITY
O6/81 -COMPLETION OF DATA ON LOW MOLECULAR WEIGHT CHLORINATED COMPOUNDS
(PE-C27 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - WATER QUALITY
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
2O-12 DAA FOR WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS
RECN-OO1OO2 SSIE-GMA 5386 2 EPA -R8O6279-O3 ORD -RD1OE3O-5O8O
LABN-D607B-009 PE -C27
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- O6-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THIS PROJECT HAS AS ITS PRIMARY GOAL THE DOCUMENTATION OF TISSUE-SPECIF1C METABOLIC
ACTIVATION ON MUTAGENIC ACTIVITY OF CHEMICAL CARCINOGENS AND MUTAGENS IN THE AMES TEST. THIS WILL
HOPEFULLY SERVE TO BROADEN THE QUALITATIVE PERFORMANCE OF THE TEST AND POSSIBLY IMPROVE THE
QUANTITATIVE RELATIONSHIP WHICH IS VERY LOW USING ONLY LIVER.S-9 FRACTIONS (R2 EQUALS O.12J.
APPROACH: PRIMARY EMPHASIS WILL BE PLACED ON ASSESSING THE EFFECTS OF TISSUE-SPECIFIC INDUCTION OF
MICROSOMAL ENZYMES AND THE APPLICATION OF A VARIETY OF INDUCED AND NON-INDUCED TISSUE S-9 FRACTIONS
IN SALMONELLA TESTER STRAINS- MUCH OF THE EMPHASIS WILL BE PLACED UPON PLACENTAL AND EMBRYONIC
TISSUES.
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ITLE OF PROJECT Assessment of Potential Health Risks Associated with Organic
Contaminants Feasibility Study - Great Lakes Basin
IIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
'ROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Leonard M. Schuman, M.D. Conrad P. Straub, Ph.D.
Professor and Director - Epidemiology Professor and Director-Environmental BCLjth.
School of Public Health School of Public Health
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Minnesota
2642 University Avenue
St. Paul. MN 55114
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objective*, (2) Approach, (3) Cuirent Plans and/or Progre«. (200 words or let*. Omit confidential data).
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porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
1. Objective: To obtain data from existing sources on environmental
levels of particular organic contaminants in environmental media for
total exposure assessment of population groups in the vicinity of the
Great Lakes, to evaluate these data to determine their validity in assessing
total exposure, and to relate exposure levels insofar as possible to
observable health effects In the populations concerned through a study
of mortality and morbidity data.
2. Approach: To visit State Health Departments and other agencies
to collect the data available and needed to meet the objectives above.
If the data are inadequate to identify or relate to health effects,
suggestions will be made as to the kinds of data required to permit-
assessments.
3. Current *Plans: Literature on environmental levels of organic
contaminants has been reviewed and additional data sources have been
identified. The latter will be collecte.d from State Health Department
and other agency files. Trips to collect these data are being planned.
Simultaneously with the collection of these data, mortality and
morbidity records of counties adjacent to fee Great Lakes will be
compared with appropriate control populations further removed from the
Great Lakes area, to note differences that may be attributed to or related
to environmental exposure levels.
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"PROJECT: OOO325-A PROPOSAL TO ASSESS METAL ION POLLUTION OF GROUNDWATER AS A CONSEQUENCE
OF UNDERGROUND COAL GASIFICATION IN THE SAN JUAN BASIN
TASK =B623A-OOO85O "EPA = R8063O3-O1 *" (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/78 - 10/80 : FY79
RC THURNAU EPA/IERL - CINC
EA WALTERS UNIV OF NEW MEXICO
TM NIEMCZYK UNIV OF NEW MEXICO
11/8O -FINAL REPORT RECEIVED
(PE-623 ) EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY -ENERGY
3O-99 CHEMISTRY & CHEMICAL ENG.
THE EXPERIMENTS ON DETERMINING THE DISTRIBUTION EOEFFRCIENTS
FOR TRACE ELEMENTS UNDER STATE CONDITIONS HAS BEEN COMPLETED
AND WORK IS BEGINNING IN DYNAMIC SYSTEMS.
RECN-000325 SSIE-GMA 5469 1 EPA -R806303-O1
PE -623
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
FTS 8-684-4363
CHEM DEPT
CHEM DEPT
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RB1OB30-3798
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DETERMINE THE POTENTIAL IMPACT ON GROUNDWATER BY METAL IONS LEACHED FROM THE ASH THAT
REMAINS AFTER GASIFICATION. APPROACH: A"! INVESTIGATION OF THE BASELINE CONSISTING OF WATER. COAL
AND SOIL FROM THE SITE WILL BE CONDUCTED FOR METAL ROWS AND LEACHABILITY. LABORATORY WORK WILL
DETERMINE RATES OF SOLUTION. DISTRIBUTION COEFFICIENTS, AND THE EXTENT OF ION EXCHANGE AND
ADSORPTION OF THE METAL IONS. FIELD STUDIES WILL FOLLOW LABORATORY WORK.
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•EVELOPMENT *
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"PROJECT- 004941-GROUNDWATER SAMPLING AND SAMPLE PRESERVATION TECHNIQUES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
FTS 8-684-7871
URBANA
STATE WATER SURVEY DIV
COAL SECTION
IL 61801
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT.... :
TASK = CC73 -S1T043 *+EPA=R806304 '• (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/78 - O2/81 : FY80
DE SANNING EPA/MERL - CINC
JP GIBB STATE WATER SURVEY
JP GIBB UNIV OF ILLINOIS
RA GRIFFIN STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
10/78 -PROJECT START
O9/79 -ANNUAL REPORT SUBMITTED
O9/80 -PROJECT COMPLETED
O2/81 -FINAL REPORT PUBLISHED
(PE-C73 ) SOLID & HAZARDOUS WASTE
USEPA ORD RESEARCH REPORT WITH EXEC SUMMARY
OF RESEARCH APPLICATIONS.
10-05 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
2O-RO5 EPA REGION V
TO DERTERMINE IF CURRENT SAMPLING METHODS PRODUCE SAMPLES ARE
REPRESENTATIVE OF WATER CONTAINED IN THE AQUIFER BEING MONITORED
TO DERTERMINE IF GROUNDWARTER SMAPLED COLLECTED IN THE
FIELD MUST VE TREATEDON LOC. OR IF THEY CAN BE BROUGHR
BACK TO THE LAB. FOR FOR TREATMENT.
RECN-004941 SSIE-GMA 6012 1
LABN-C614A-0135 PE -C73
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES: 1. TO DETERMINE IF CURRENT SAMPLING METHODS PRODUCE SAMPLES THAT ARE REPRESENTATIVE OF
WATER CONTAINED IN THE AQUIFER BEING MONITORED. 2. TO DETERMINE IF GROUNDWATER SAMPLES COLLECTED IN
THE FIELD MUST BE TREATED (FILTERED AND ACIDIFIED) ON LOCATION OR IF THEY CAN BE BROUGHT BACK TO
THE LABORATORY FOR TREATMENT WITHOUT ALTERING THEIR CHEMICAL NATURE. 3. TO DETERMINE WHICH SAMPLING
AND PRESERVATION TECHNIQUES SHOULD BE ACCEPTED AS STANDARDS FOR GROUNDWATER SAMPLING. APPROACH: SI*
LANDFILL MONITORING WELLS WILL BE STUDIED USING FOUR DIFFERENT PUMPING TECHNIQUES AND 13 DIFFERENT
SAMPLE PRESERVATION PROCEDURES. MIXED CELLULOSE ACETATE AND NITRATE FILTER MEMBRANES 3.O, O.45, AND
O.1O MICRON MILLIPORE IN SIZE WILL BE USED.. CHEMICAL ANALYSES FOR SAMPLES FROM EACH PUMPING METHOD
AND PRESERVATION PROCEDURE WILL BE CONDUCTED FOR 15 CONSTITUENTS. STATISTICAL ANALYSES OF THE
RESULTS OF TRIPLICATE SAMPLES FROM EACH SAMPLING AND PRESERVATION SCHEME SHOULD PROVIDE THE BASIS
TO SATISFY THE PURPOSES OF THE STUDY. FINAL OUTPUTS: USEPA OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
RESEARCH REPORT WITH SEPARATE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF RESEARCH APPLICATIONS.
EPA -R806304
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RC10B30-5079
UPDATED- 06-28-80
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•PROJECT: OO3156-DEVELOPMENT OF A GENERALIZED PLANNING MODEL FOR EVALUATION OF
ALTERNATIVE FOREST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES - ENGINEERING PHASE
TASK =K77OC-OO0433 **EPA=R8O63O5 ** (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM 10...:
MANDATE •
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT :
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 03/77 - UNK
FY79
LA MULKEY EPA/ERL - ATHENS
DB SIMONS COLORADO STATE UNIV
RM LI COLORADO STATE UNIV
ET BARTLETT COLORADO STATE UNIV
10/78 -COMPLETE REPORT ON GENERAL MODEL
(PE-770 ) RENEWABLE RESOURCES -WATER QUALITY
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
SCHEDULED COMPLETION OF FIRST VERSION MODEL DELAYED
UNTIL APRIL 79. RESULTS INCLUDING TESTING INDICATE
MODEL IS PERFORMING WELL AND OFFERS MANY IMPROVEMENTS
OVER EXISTING APPROACHES.
FTS 8-25O-3581
AGRIC ENG DEPT
AGRIC ENG DEPT
AGRIC ENG DEPT
RECN-O03156
LABN-K770C-44O
PROJECT-COMPLETED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
EPA -R806305
ORD -RK10B30-1079
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
SSIE-GMA 4OQ5 2
PE -77O
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THIS IS AN INITIAL EFFORT TO DEVELOP A GENERALIZED PLANNING MODEL FOR EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVE
FOREST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AS A FUNCTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND RESOURCE GOALS. THE OBJECTIVES OF
THIS STUDY ARE: ( 1 ) TO DEVELOP AND TEST A WATER AND SEDIMENT ROUTING AND YIELD MODEL FOR BOTH SMALL
AND LARGE WATERSHEDS AND FOR BOTH SHORT AND LONG TERM PERIODS: (2) TO DEVELOP AND TEST A PROCESS
MODEL WHICH WILL SIMULATE THE EROSION AND DEPOSITION OF CHANNEL BANKS FOR UNSTABLE CHANNELS IN
FORESTED UPLAND WATERSHEDS. TO INCORPORATE THIS PROCESS MODEL INTO THE DEVELOPED WATER AND SEDIMENT
ROUTING MODEL, THE REMAINING OBJECTIVES WILL BE: (3) TO DEVELOP A PROCEDURE FOR ROUTING FOREST
LITTER FROM THE LAND SURFACE FOR PREDICTING THE LOADING OF STREAM CHANNELS WITH ORGANIC DEBRIS; (4)
TO INTERFACE ON AVAILABLE NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS SEDIMENT UPTAKE MODEL WITH THE DEVELOPED WATER
AND SEDIMENT ROUTING MODEL; (5) TO DEVELOP A THERMAL LOADING MODEL FOR PREDICTING THE TEMPERATURE
AND DISSOLVED OXYGEN OF WATER LOADING TO THE STREAM: AND (6) TO LINK THE CAUSE-EFFECT PROCESS MODEL
AND THE MULTIPLE-OBJECTIVE PROGRAMMING MODEL FOR THE SELECTION OF FOREST MANAGEMENT ALTERNATIVES.
IN ORDER TO MEET THE ABOVE MENTIONED OBJECTIVES. THE PROPOSED STUDY WILL DEVELOP NUMERICAL MODELS
CONSIDERING THE PHYSICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE GOVERNING PROCESSES.
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PIEDMONT AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM RESPONSE TO N.P.S. POLLUTANT REDUCTION
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS.AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Benjamin C. Dysart III, Professor of Environmental Systems Engineering
John C. Morse, Assoc. Prof, of Entomology S Economic Zoology
Jeffrey W. Foltz, Asst. Prof, of Entomology & Economic Zoology
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Clemson University
Clemson, South Carolina 29631
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK-(t) Objective., (2) Approach, (3) Current Plant and/or Progreaa (200 words or /•••. Omit conlldontlml data).
In the Smith ao nian Science Information Exchange, •umraarlea of wont In pragma* are exchanged with government and private agenclea »up -
porting reiaarch and are forwarded to Investigator* who requeat such information. Your luminary, i« to be uaed for theee purpoeee.
The objective of this research is to assess the impact on water quality and upon
major constituents of the aquatic ecosystem in general of the implementation of best
management practices (BMPs) to reduce non-point source (NFS) pollutants to the system.
A variety of aquatic ecosystem parameters will be monitored over time; and a determina-
tion will be made as to which ones were most sensitive to and indicative of water qual-
ity and ecosystem changes associated with the BMPs and, thereby, suitable for evaluating
the effectiveness of such measures in Piedmont sand bed stream ecosystems.
Six drainages or sub-basins in the Broadway Creek basin in Anderson County, South
Carolina are being studied over a 3-year period. Three of these drainages are experi-
mental ones having BMPs installed to reduce NPS inputs including sediment, while the
remaining three drainages are controls. Monthly base-flow and extensive storm flow
condition samples are being collected in all three experimental-control paired drainages.
Determinations are being made on various aspects of discharge and flow conditions, ben-
thic invertebrates, fisheries, substrate or bottom sediment, suspended and bed load
sediment transport, channel conditions, and water quality related to NPS pollutants
Annual surveys are being conducted along the entire length of the six streams being
monitored. Information concerning channel dimensions, flow conditions, and proportion
of bottom substrate in major size classifications is being collected at frequent inter-
vals to facilitate an assessment of the habitat as well as to allow quantification of
any changes.
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INVESTIGATOR. :
MILESTONES. . . :
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT
FTS-8-684-2621
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND
OH 44113
OH 44113
-CUYAHOGA COUNTY CENTRALIZED MANAGEMENT AND INSTRUMENTATION, MONITORING
AND PROCESS CONTROL STUDY
TASK =CC36 -O2TD44 **EPA=R8O633O ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OS/78 - '06/8O FY80
MD CUMMINS EPA/MERL - CINC
SJ SEBESTA CUYAHOGA COUNTY SANITARY ENG
R MORITZ CUYAHOGA COUNTY SANITARY ENG
03/79 -SELECT INSTRUMENTATION CONTRACTOR
O4/79 -COLLECT ECONOMIC COST DATA
06/79 -PROCURE INSTRUMENTATION
O7/79 -CALIBRATE MANAGEMENT MATHEMATICAL MODEL
O3/8O -IMPLEMENT PROCESS CONTROL STUDY
12/80 -IMPLEMENT REMOTE MONITORING SYSTEM
(PE-C36 ) URBAN SYS & TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGE - WATER QUALITY
1O-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
3O-99 ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
INSTRUMENTATION INSTALLED 12/8O
DATA COLLECTION BEGAN 3/80
OF REMOTE SENSORS.
RECN-000595 SSIE-GMA 5434 2
LABN-C611B-014O PE -C36
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS RESEARCH IS TO EVALUATE THE COST BENEFITS OF LOW-COST FIELD-PROVEN
SENSORS AND TELECOMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT IN MONITORING PACKAGE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS. APPROACH:
EPA/MERL-WRD HAS DEVELOPED A CENTRALIZED MANAGEMENT MODEL FOR OPERATING A GROUP OF SMALL TREATMENT
PLANTS. THE MODEL WILL BE CALIBRATED USING FIELD DATA AND IMPLEMENTED AT CUYAHOGA COUNTY, OHIO.
EPA -R80633O
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RC10B3O-5080
UPDATED- 06-28-80
*PROJECT: 005226-
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
PROGRAM ID...•
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS...
ABSTRACT •
A NEW SAMPLING THEORY FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF ECOSYSTEM STRUCTURE AND
FUNCTION
TASK =KC1V -OO0306 **EPA=R8O6330 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/79 - OS/SO : FY80
JH HILL EPA/ERL - ATHENS 404-546-3147
RJ MULHOLLAND OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV SCH OF ELECTRICAL ENG
(PE-C1V ) TRANSPORT AND FATE - TOXICS
3O-99 YSTEMS ECOLOGY
"KNONECKER PRODUCT REPRESENTATION FOR THE SOLUTION
OF THE GENERAL LINEAR MATRIX EQUATION" IN PRESS.
RECN-O05226
LABN-K76OC-317
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
6172 1
EPA -R80633O
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RK10B3O-1080
UPDATED- O6-28-8O
SSIE-GMA
PE -C1V
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE PROPOSED RESEARCH IS INTENDED TO AID IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SCHEME FOR EVALUATING
THE POTENTIAL HAZARDS OF TOXIC MATERIALS RELEASED INTO THE ENVIRONMENT WITH A METHODOLOGY FOR
SAMPLING. M_EASUREMENT , AND ANALYSIS OF LABORATORY MICROCOSMS. APPROACH: SYSTEMS THEORY AND SYSTEMS
ECOLOGY.
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'PROJECT: OO6OO5-
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INVESTIGATOR.:
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
FTS 8-629-2915
ALBANY
NY 12223
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT..
PILOT DEMONSTRATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION OF ARTIFICIAL REEF
CONSTRUCTION USING FLUE GAS CLEANING WASTES
TASK =F827d-791970 **EPA=R8O6341 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/78 - 1O/83 : FY79
JW JONES EPA/IERL - RTP
SO WILSON STATE ENERGY RES 8 DEVEL
(PE-827 ) ENV IMPACT OF CONV & ADV ENERGY SYSTEMS
10-14 NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT
BASELINE OCEANOGRAPHIC SURVEY (IN THE WATER COLUMN AND SCALED)
WAS CONDUCTED IN THE VICINITY OF THE REEF SITE. SCUBA SURVEYS
WERE ALSO CONDUCTED AND SAMPLES COLLECTED OF BENTHIC AND EPIBENTHIC
ORGANISMS FOR BASELINE CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION 1 CUBIC FT. TEST
BLOCKS PLACED IN TEST AREA AND PRELIMINARY PHYSICAL TESTING OF THE
TEST BLOCKS HAS BEEN CONCLUDED. CORPS OF ENGINEERS PERMIT FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF THE REEF HAS BEEN ISSUED.
RECN-OO6OO5 SSIE-GMA 6496 EPA -R806341 ORD
PE -827
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-80 UPDATED-
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DEMONSTRATE THE TECHNICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL. AND ECONOMIC VIABILITY OF CONSTRUCTING AN
ARTIFICIAL REEF IN COASTAL WATERS USING CHEMICALLY TREATED BLOCKS OF FLUE GAS CLEANING WASTES (S02
SLUDGE AND FLY ASH). APPROACH: RESULTS OF PHASE I (LAB AND SMALL-SCALE (BAY) TESTS) WILL BE
REPORTED AFTER FIRST YEAR; PHASE II (LARGE PILOT (OCEAN) TESTS) RESULTS WILL BE REPORTED ANNUALLY.
USERS WILL BE EPA, STATE AGENCIES. UTILITIES. CONSULTANTS. PROCESS SUPPLIERS.
-RF1OB31-
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"PROJECT: OO4727-TREATMENT OF STORMWATER RUNOFF BY A MARSH/FLOOD BASIN
TASK =CC35 -S2T026 *+EPA=R806357 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/78 - O3/81 : FY8O
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
DC AMMON
YJ LITWIN
T BURSZTYNSKY
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT....
EPA/MERL - CINC
RAMLIT ASSOCIATES INC.
ASSN. OF BAY AREA GDVMNTS
08/79 -COMPLETE INITIAL CHARACTERIZATION OF STUDY AREA
O2/80 -COMPLETE LITERATURE REVIEW
03/80 -COMPLETE INFLOW AND OUTFLOW DATA COLLECTION
06/80 -COMPLETE ANALYSIS OF RESULTS
09/80 -COMPLETE DRAFT FINAL REPORT
(PE-C35 ) WASTEWATER SYSTEMS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
30-99
RECN-004727
PE -C35
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
FTS 8-340-6677
BERKELEY
BERKELEY
CA 94705
CA 94705
SSIE-GMA 5994 1
EPA -R8O6357
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RC10B3O-5080
UPDATED- O6-28-8O
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO ANALYZE THE QUALITATIVE CHANGES OF SURFACE RUNOFF AS A RESULT OF PONDING IN A
MARSH/FLOOD BASIN. COMPARISON WILL BE MADE BETWEEN USING THE MARSH/FLOOD BASIN AS A TREATMENT
MEASURE FOR MITIGATING STORMWATER RUNOFF POLLUTION, OTHER BMPS AND STRUCTURAL TECHNIQUES USED FOR
THAT PURPOSE. APPROACH: THE OBJECTIVES WILL BE SATISFIED BY AN EXTENSIVE SAMPLING AND MONITORING
PROGRAM WHICH WILL INCLUDE COLLECTING DATA AND ANALYZING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BASIN AND THE
TRIBUTARY WATERSHED AND COST INFORMATION OF BASIN OPERATION. ALSO INCLUDED VIA SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING
AS DESCRIBED HEREIN WILL BE A THOROUGH LITERATURE SEARCH UPDATING THE STATE-OF-THE-ART ON POLLUTANT
CONTROL UTILIZING BEST VEGETATIVE AND HYDRAULIC PRACTICES.
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PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
TITLE OF PROJECT
Oxidation and Conjugation of Carcinogenic Hydrocarbons in Marine Animals
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Dr. D. Ralph Strength, Professor, Biochemistry & Nutrition, Department, of Animal &
Dairy Science, Project Director
Dr. Harlow H. Daron, Associate Professor, Biochemistry, Department of Animal & Dairy
Dr. John L. Aull, Associate Professor, Biochemistry, Department of Chemistry
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Auburn University
Auburn, Alabama 36830
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objective., (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (300 words or lea*. Omit confidential data).
In th« Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work In proem* are exchanged with government and private agencies rap -
porting research and arc forwarded to Investigator* who requeet lueh Information. Your summary li to be used for theie purpoaea.
The oxidative metabolism of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) results in
products of high cellular toxicity or mutagenicity. The types of compounds that
undergo this oxidative metabolism include: steroids, drugs, insecticides, anesthetics,
as well as polycyclic hydrocarbons. The primary purpose of this proposed project
is the study of types of oxidation products produced by the metabolism of selected
fish and shellfish and the extent and types of conjugated products formed by these
selected marine organisms. The enzyme systems involved in the production and acti-
vation of glucuronic acid and sulfate will be ascertained in tissues of marine
organisms. Since oxidation of PAH produces more polar compounds that may be conjugated
with several known compounds, the conjugation and consequent increase in solubility
may be a highly important part of the process that protects all organisms from
short-term toxicity and long-term carcinogenesis. The mechanisms of induction of
glucuronosyltransferase and sulfatransferase enzymes by PAH compounds and their
metabolites will be studied.
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'PROJECT: OO4925-
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. :
PROd STATUS..
ABSTRACT .
THE IMPACT OF STRATOSPHERIC OZONE DEPLETION UPON TROPOSPHERIC
ULTRAVIOLET, PHOTOCHEMISTRY AND SMOG
TASK =X861A-OOOO01 ' *EPA=R8O6373-01 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 04/79 - 04/8O : FY79
AF FORZIATI EPA/OHR- DAA 202-426-2317
AE GREEN STATE UNIV SYS OF FLORIDA INTER. CENTER FOR AERON
WL CHAMOIDES STATE UNIV SYS OF FLORIDA INTER. CENTER FOR AERON
O9/79 -PROGRESS REPORT ON IMPACT OF OZONE DEPLETION ON UV RADIATION
04/80 -STATUS REPORT, PHASE 1, TO DETERMINE IF PHASE 2 IS TO BE UNDERTAKE
OO/OO -FINAL OUTPUT - TO BE DETERMINED WHEN PHASE 1 IS COMPLETED
(PE-861 ) HEALTH EFFECTS STRATS MODS
1O-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
2O-33 DAA FOR CHEMICAL CONTROLS
PRELIMINARY CALCULATIONS DONE, LEADING TO HYPOTHESIS
THAT THERE WILL BE IMPACT OF O3 DEPLETION ON UV.
PHOTOLYSIS AND SMOG FORMATION.
RECN-004925 SSIE-GMA 5864 EPA -R806373-01 ORD -RX10B30-5079
PE -861
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO ATTEMPT TO DETERMINE IF DEPLETION OF STRATOSPHERIC OZONE (03) INCREASES ULTRAVIOLET
RADIATION AT THE EARTH'S SURFACE AND TO THEN EXAMINE POSSIBLE IMPACTS ON SKIN CANCER, PLANT YIELDS
AND PHOTOCHEMICAL SMOG. APPROACH: UNDERTAKE RADIATIVE TRANSFER CALCULATIONS AND MODELING STUDIES OF
03 DEPLETION IMPACT ON TROPOSPHERIC UV RADIATION AND PHOTOLYSIS RATES; AND PHOTOCHEMICAL MODEL
CALCULATIONS OF THE EFFECT OF ENHANCED UV RADIATION AND PHOTOLYSIS RATES ON TROPOSPHERIC
PHOTOCHEMISTRY AND SMOG FORMATION. RESULTS TO DATE: THE INVESTIGATORS AMD OTHERS HAVE PREVIOUSLY
DONE PRELIMINARY CALCULATIONS LEADING TO THE HYPOTHESIS THAT THERE WILL BE IMPACT OF 03 DEPLETION
ON UV, PHOTOLYSIS AND SMOG FORMATION.
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^PROJECT- OO5345-ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF STORM RUNOFF IN AN URBAN STREAM
TASK =MC32 -OO0021 * *EPA=R8O6387-CM *> (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 12/78 - 11/81 : FY8O
EPA OFFICER.: KW MALUEG EPA/ERL - CORVALLIS FTS 8-42O-4761
INVESTIGATOR.: MA PERKINS UNIV OF WASHINGTON ENG DEPT
MILESTONES...: 12/79 -ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT
12/8O -ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT
11/81 -REPORT ENTITLED - ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF STORM RUNOFF IN AN URBAN STREAM
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-C32 ) FRESHWATER ECO EFFECTS - WATER QUALITY
FINAL OUTPUT.: REPORT ENTITLED: ECOLOGOICAL EFFECTS OF STORM RUNOFF
MANDATE : 20-10 AA FOR WATER AND WASTE MANAGEMENT
2O-R1O . EPA REGION X
CURR. RESULTS: IN AN URBAN STREAM
CHEMICAL AND PERIPHYTON SAMPLING PROGRAMS INITIATED.
FISHERIES ASPECTS OF STUDY BEGUN WITH COMPARISON OF
FISH POPULATIONS IN STREAMS.
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-O05345 SSIE-GMA 6355 1 EPA -R806387-01 ORD -RM10B3O-2080
PE -C32
PROJ STATUS.. ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- O6-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT... .: OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS PROJECT ARE TO IDENTIFY THOSE SHORT AND LONG TERM IMPACTS
ASSOCIATED WITH STORM RUNOFF FROM AN URBAN AREA UPON THE BIOTA OF A RECEIVING STREAM. A FURTHER
ASSESSMENT WILL BE MADE OF THE REALIZED AND/OR POTENTIAL MITIGATION OF THOSE IMPACTS DUE TO
STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES WITHIN SELECTED SUBDRAINAGES OF THE STUDY AREA. APPROACH: THE
APPROACH WILL BE CENTERED AROUND SAMPLING OF THE PERIPHYTON, MACROINVERTEBRATE AND FISH COMMUNITIES
OF URBANIZED AND NON-URBANIZED STREAMS TO DETERMINE PATTERNS OF SPATIAL/TEMPORAL VARIATION AND HOW
THESE MAY RELATE TO URBAN RUNOFF MACROINVERTEBRATE SAMPLING HAS BEEN DEVEOTED TO SITE SELECTION.
STATISTICAL SAMPLING REOUIREMETS AND EVALUATION OF TEMPORAL VARIATIONS. AND ORGANISM
INDENTIFICATION. THE FISHERIES ASPECTS OF THE STUDY HAS BEGUM WITH A COMPARISON OF FISH POPULATIONS
IN THE STREAMS.
*PROJECT- 006651-MICROWAVES, HYPERTHERMIA AND HUMAN LEUKOCYTE FUNCTION
TASK =HC98 -9673OO **EPA=R806390 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/79 - 08/8O : FY80
EPA OFFICER. RJ SMIALOWICZ EPA/HERL - RTP 629-2541
INVESTIGATOR.' UNKNOWN UNIV OF ROCHESTER ROCHESTER NY
PROGRAM ID... (PE-C98 ) HEALTH AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS- RADIATION
MANDATE - 1O-O4 PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES ACT
ORDIS CODES..' RECN-OO6651 SSIE-HZ 809673 EPA -R80639O ORD -RH10B3O-1080
PE -C98
PROJ STATUS... PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - O6-28-8O UPDATED- O6-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT TO DETERMINE THE EFFECT OF IN VITRO EXPOSURE OF HUMAN LYMPHOCYTES TO 245O MHZ MICROWAVES CONTRACTOR
HAS NOT YET BEGUN EXPERIMENTS. IS STILL IN THE PROCESS OF CONSTRUCTING AND TESTING MICROWAVE
EXPOSURE SYSTEM.
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EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR. :
MILESTONES. .:
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT. . . . :
5O3-757-4611
DEPT OF PSYCHOLOGY
WATER QUALITY
TASK =M82O -OOOO17 **EPA=R8OS391 '* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/78 - 10/81 : FY79
JN GAKSTATTER EPA/ERL - CORVALLIS
JR KARR UNIV OF ILLINOIS
1O/79 -ANNUAL REPORT SUMMARIZING FINDINGS
10/8O -ANNUAL REPORT SUMMARIZING FINDINGS
(PE-820 ) FRESHWATER ECO EFFECTS
20-10 AA FOR WATER AND WASTE MANAGEMENT
20-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
STREAMS AND SAMPLING SITES HAVE BEEN SELECTED
AND SAMPLING STARTED.
RECN-005341 SSIE-GMA 6349 EPA -R806391
PE -82O
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVES ARE (1) TO IDENTIFY RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN STREAM HABITAT STRUCTURE AND
WARMWATER FISH COMMUNITIES. (2) EVALUATE THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF LAND USE ACTIVITIES AND
CONCOMITANT NPS POLLUTANTS VERSUS HABITAT STRUCTURE IN REGULATING FISH COMMUNITIES IN WARMWATER
STREAMS, AND (3) DEVELOP METHODS WHICH CAN BE USED BY WATER RESOURCE MANAGERS TO ASSESS STREAM
SYSTEM AND PREDICT CONSEQUENCES OF HABITAT CHANGES ON THE BIOTA. APPROACH: SAMPLING PROGRAMS TO
DETERMINE WATER QUALITY. HABITAT STRUCTURE, INVERTEBRATE POPULATIONS AND FISH POPULATIONS ARE BEING
CONDUCTED ON FOUR STREAMS, REPRESENTING THE BROADEST RANGE OF HABITAT TfPES AND LAND USE CONDITIONS
AVAILABLE IN THE SMALL WARMWATER STREAMS OF ILLINOIS.
ORD -RM10B30-2079
UPDATED- JAN-MAR 80
'PROJECT: 005171-EPIDEMIOLOGICAL IMPACT OF GROUNDWATER RECHARGE
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT.. .
TASK =DC60 -4DOO1E **EPA=R8O6399-O1 •* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OS/79 - 02/81 : FY80
RK MIDAY EPA/HERL - CINC
M NELLOR LOS ANGELES CO SAN DIST
R FRERICHS LOS ANGELES CO SAN DIST
06/80 -COMPLETION OF PLANNING PROGRAM
06/81 -INITIAL DATA EVALUATION
03/82 -STATISTICAL ANALYSIS COMPLETED
(PE-C6O ) HEALTH EFFECTS - DRINKING WATER
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
20-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
20-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
FTS 8-684-7461
WHITTIER
WHITTIER
CA 9O607
CA 9O6O7
RECN-005171
LABN-D607D-006
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
6177 1
EPA -R8O6399-01
ORD -RD10B30-5080
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- 06-28-80
SSIE-GMA
PE -C6O
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO ASSESS THE POTENTIAL HEALTH EFFECTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE LONG-TERM USE OF DRINKING
WATER WHICH HAS BEEN RECHARGED IN PART WITH RECLAIMED WATER. APPROACH: AN EPIDEMIOLOGY STUDY WILL
BE DONE USING EXISTING DATA TO DETERMINE IF RESIDENTS OF AN AREA WHICH HAS BEEN SUPPLIED WITH
RECYCLED WATER DIFFER IN PATTERNS OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY FROM RESIDENTS IN THE SAME AREA PRIOR
TO IMPLEMENTING RECYCLING AND FROM RESIDENTS FROM SIMILAR COMMUNITIES DRINKING NON-RECHARGED WATER.
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"•PROJECT: 006653-DEVELOPMENT OF AN IN VITRO MODEL FOR ORGANOPHOSPHORUS-INDUCED DELAYED
NEUROTOXICITY
TASK =HC86 -950600 **EPA=R80640O ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/79 - 05/82 : FY80
TM SCOTTI EPA/HERL - RTP FTS 8-629-2367
GRAHAM DUKE UNIV MEDICAL CENTER
O9/79 -DEVELOP AGAR ADSORPTION TECHNIQUE
06/82 -DEVELOP SENSITIVE INDEX OF NEURITE INJURY
06/82 -DEVELOP OPTIMAL HISTOPATHOLOGIC TECHNIQUES
06/82 -CORRELATE IN VITRO SYSTEMS WITH IN VIVO SYSTEMS
O6/82 -EST. OPTIMAL CONDITIONS FOR DEGEN. OF NS IN VIVO
(PE-C86 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - PESTICIDES
30-03 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR..
MILESTONES....
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
ORDIS CODES...
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT
RECN-OO6653
PE -C86
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
SSIE-HZ S09506
EPA -R8O64OO
ENTERED - O6-28-8O
ORD -RH10B3O-3O8O
UPDATED- 06-28-8O
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
DEVELOP SENSITIVE INDEX OF NEURITE INJURY IMR-32 AND LA-N-1 HUMAN NEUROBLASTOMA LINES WERE EXPOSED
TO A SERIES OF ORGANOPHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDS IN TISSUE CULTURE, UTILIZING THE AGAR ADSORPTION
TECHNIQUE WE DEVELOPED FOR THIS PURPOSE. BOTH OF THESE ADRENERGIC NEUROBLASTOMA LINES DEMONSTRATED
REDUCTIONS IN COCAINE -INHIBITABLE (3H)-NOREPINEPHRINE UPTAKE AFTER THREE HOURS OF EXPOSURE, WHICH
WE PROPOSE TO REPRESENT A SENSITIVE INDEX OF NEURITE INJURY. EACH OF THE ORGANOPHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDS
EMPLOYED RESULTED IN STATISTICALLY SIGNIFICANT REDUCTIONS IN (3H)-NOREPINEPHRINE UPTAKE BY IMR-32
NEUROBLASTOMA CELLS AFTER 3 HOURS OF EXPOSURE. THE ALKYL ORGANOPHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDS EFFECTED
GREATER REDUCTIONS THAN THE ARYL COMPOUNDS, SUGGESTING THAT THE IN VITRO EFFECT WAS A REFLECTION,
OF THE RELATIVE WATER SOLUBILITY OF THE ORGANOPHOSPHORUS COMPOUND. LEPTOPHOS. THE LEAST TOXIC AGENT
WITH THE IMR-32 CELLS, RESULTED IN NO ALTERATIONS IN (3H) NOREPINEPHRINE UPTAKE BY LA-N-1
NEUROBLASTOMA CELLS, WHILE THE REST OF THE COMPOUNDS WERE MORE EFFECTIVE THAN WITH THE IMR-32
CELLS. THE ORDER IN WHICH THESE AGENTS AFFECTED (3H) NOREPINEPHRINE UPTAKE WAS THE SAME FOR THE TWO
HUMAN ADRENERGIC LINES. WHILE THE COCAINE-INHIBITABLE UPTAKE OF (3H) NOREPINEPHRINE BY LA-N-1 CELLS
WAS ONLY 2O% OF THAT OF IMR-32CELLS IN CONTROL CULTURES, THE CHOLINERGIC CLONE, LA-N-2, EFFECTED NO
GREATER UPTAKE OF (3H) NOREPINEPHRINE IN THE ABSENCE THAN IN THE PRESENCE OF 10-5 M COCAINE. ALSO
CONSISTENT WITH THE CHOLINERGIC DIFFERENTIATION OF THE LA-N-2 CLONE WAS THE ABSENCE OF
CATECHOLAMINES IN PERCHLORIC ACID EXTRACTS BY HIGH PRESSURE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY. MEASURABLE
LEVELS OF DOPAMINE WERE FOUND IN PERCHLORIC ACID EXTRACTS OF IMR-32 CELLS, WHILE NOREPINEPHRINE WAS
FOUND IN LA-N-1 CELLS. A SUB-NEUROTOX1C DOSE OF (14C) PHENYL EPN (OETHYL-O-4-NITROPHENYL PHENYL
(14C) PHOSPHONOTHIOATE) WAS ADMINISTERED ORALLY AT A DOSE OF 10 MG/ KG (2.73 CI/KG). RADIOACTIVITY
IN TISSUES REACHED A PEAK OF 33% OF THE DOSE 12 HOURS AFTER ADMINISTRATION, TISSUE RADIOACTIVITY
FELL TO 2% AT 12 DAYS. RADIOACTIVITY WAS HIGHEST IN MUSCLE, FOLLOWED BY SKIN AND LIVER. BRAIN.
SPINAL CORD, AND SCIAT1C'NERVE. THE SITES OF INJURY IN DELAYED NEUROTOXICITY BY EPN. CONTAINED ONLY
LOW LEVELS OF RADIOACTIVITY.
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*PROJECT: OO51O6-TOXIC & PRIORITY POLLUTANT ORGANICS IN MUNICIPAL SLUDGE LAND TREATMENT
SYSTEMS
TASK =CC36 -S1TC42 **EPA=R8O6421 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/79 - O1/83 : FY8O
EPA OFFICER.• JA RYAN EPA/MERL - CINC
INVESTIGATOR.: LA JONES NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV
MR OVERCASH NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV
JB WEBER NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV
MILESTONES...: 1O/81 -CONTINUATION FUNDING
PROGRAM ID.... (PE-C36 ) URBAN SYS & TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGE
MANDATE : 3O-99 WASTEWATER TREATMENT & DISPOSAL
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO5106 SSIE-GMA 6226 1 EPA -R806421
FTS-8-684-7653
BIOL/AGRIC ENG
BIOL/AGRIC ENG
BIOL/AGRIC ENG
- WATER QUALITY
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT.
RECN-005106
PE -C36
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORD -RC10B3O-3O80
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- 06-28-80
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DETERMINE WHICH OF THE PRIORITY ORGANIC POLLUTANTS PRESENT IN SEWAGE SLUDGE IMPACT THE
PLANTS WHICH ARE GROWN ON SOILS AND AMENDED WITH THE SEWAGE SLUDGE. EVALUATE THE ENVIRONMENTAL FATE
OF THOSE PRIORITY POLLUTANTS WHICH ARE TRANSFERRED FROM THE SLUDGE TO THE CROP. APPROACH: PLANTS
PRODUCED IN SOIL WHICH HAS BEEN AMENDED WITH C14 LABELLED PRIORITY ORGANIC POLLUTANTS WILL BE
EVALUATED FOR C14 UPTAKE. FOR THOSE COMPOUNDS WHICH ARE ACCUMULATED IN THE PLANT, MEASURE THEIR
CONCENTRATION IN THE VARIOUS TISSUES AND DETERMINE THEIR RATES OF DECOMPOSITION AND VOLATILIZATION
IN SOIL.
*PROJECT' OO6369-
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS.-:
ABSTRACT :
TRADESCANTIA-MCN-IN-TETRAD MUTAGEN TEST FOR ONSITE MONITORING & FURTHER
VALIDATION OF TEST SYS.
TASK =HC2R -994500 '*EPA = R806422 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 03/79 - O2/8O : FY80
SANDHU EPA/HERL - RTP 629-3850
UNKNOWN WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIV
09/79 -IN SITU MONITOR PARKING GARAGE, DIESEL EXHAUST
01/80 -BIOASSAY-PA. MONITOR PARKING GARAGE. DIESEL EXHAUS
O3/8O -BIOASSAY-NIACIN, SACCHARIN, BAP DIESEL EXHAUSTS
03/8O -BIOASSAY NAHS03, ZN-GLUCONATE, PBC12
(PE-C2R ) HEALTH EFFECTS OF ENERGY RELATED POLLUTANTS
30-1O ENVIRONMENTAL RD&D AUTHORIZATION ACT
RECN-OO6369 SSIE-HZ 8O9945 EPA -R8O6422 ORD -RH1OB3O-3O8O
PE -C2R
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - O6-28-8O UPDATED- O6-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
VALIDATION OF THE TRADESCANTIA MICRONUCLEI TEST FIVE COMPOUNDS. ZINC, CHLORIDE, SODIUM BISULFITE.
NIACIN, BENZO(A)PYRENE AND SACCHARINE WERE EVALUATED FOR THEIR CHROMOSOMAL ABERRATION EFFECTS OF
THESE COMPOUNDS. ONLY SACCHARINE GAVE A POSITIVE DOSE-RELATED RESPONSE. THE TREATMENT DOSES FOR
SACCHARINE WERE FROM 5 MICROMOLAR TO 5O MICROMOLAR.
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID....
MANDATE :
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT :
TRADESCANTIA-MCN-IN-TETRAD MUTAGEN TEST FOR ONSITE MONITORING 8. FURTHER
VALIDATION OF TEST SYS.
TASK =H834 -99450O ~-EPA=R8O6422 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 03/79 - O2/80 : FY79
SANDHU EPA/HERL - RTP 629-3850
UNKNOWN WESTERN ILLINOIS UN1V
09/79 -IN SITU MONITOR PARKING GARAGE. DIESEL EXHAUST
01/8O -BIOASSAY-PA. MONITOR PARKING GARAGE. DIESEL 'EXHAUS
O3/8O -BIOASSAY-NIACIN. SACCHARIN. BAP DIESEL EXHAUSTS
03/80 -BIOASSAY NAHSO3, ZN-GLUCONATE. PBC12
(PE-834 ) HEALTH EFFECTS -ENERGY
20-2O AA FOR AIR AND WASTE MANAGEMENT
SSIE-H2 799945 EPA -R8O6422 ORD -RH1OB30-2O79
PE -834
INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - O6-28-80 UPDATED- O6-28-80
ACCESS-PUBLIC
VALIDATION OF THE TRADESCANTIA MICRONUCLEI TEST ELEVEN SITES WERE MONITORED. SOME OF THEM REPEATED.
SOME PARKING GARAGES, BUS OR TRUCK STOPS GAVE POSITIVE RESULTS. AND IN FEW CASES. THE MCN
FREQUENCIES WERE 2-4 TIMES OF THE BACKGROUND LEVEL. MALEIC HYDRAZIDE WAS FURTHER TESTED WITH
TRADESCANTIA MICRONUCLEUS TEST AND HUMAN LYMPHOCYTE MICRONUCLEUS TEST. CHROMOSOME LESIONS OR GAPS
WERE OBSERVED IN HUMAN LYMPHOCYTES. DIESEL EXHAUST FUMES AND ITS CONDENSATE WERE TESTED. IN SITU
MONITORING AT US EPA MONITORING STATION. AND AT DOWNTOWN DURHAM. WAS CONDUCTED.
RECN-OO614O
LABN-H834 -9945OO
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
•PROJECT- 004828-
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID. . .
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT.
THE EFFECT OF COLLISIONAL LIFETIME IN OPTOACOUSTIC DETECTION OF
POLLUTANT GASES
TASK = GC2Q -OOO616 *' EPA = R806439-O1 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 02/79 - 02/8O : FY80
WA MCCLENNY EPA/ESRL - RTP FTS 8-629-3158
W CHRISTIAN ALLEGHENY COLLEGE DEPT. OF PHYSICS
02/80 -ORD REPORT ON OPTOACOUSTIC DETECTION OF POLLUTANTS
(PE-C20 ) MEASURE SYS & INSTR. DEVEL FOR ENERGY REL POLL
REPORT ON OPTOACOUSTIC DETECTION OF POLLUTANTS
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
FINAL DRAFT REPORT RECEIVED.
SSIE-GMA 5788 1 EPA -R806439-01 ORD -RG10B3O-108O
PE -C20
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-80
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DETERMINE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OPTOACOUSTIC SIGNAL. ABSORPTION COEFFICIENT,
COLLISIONAL LIFETIME. CHOPPING FREQUENCY, AND PRESSURE IN AN OPTOACOUSTIC CELL. APPROACH: THE
OPTOACOUSTIC CELL WILL BE CALIBRATED USING A PIEZOELECTRIC CRYSTAL TO INDUCE PRESSURE VARIATIONS IN
THE CELL. CARBON DIOXIDE. SULFUR HEXAFLUORIDE. NITROUS OXIDE. ETHYLENE. VARIOUS FLUOROCARBONS AND
METHYLHALIDES WILL THEN BE INVESTIGATED. PARTICULAR ATTENTION WILL BE GIVEN TO GASES WHICH
DEACTIVATE IN A STEPWISE MANNER AND TO GASES WHICH EXHIBIT KINETIC COOLING EFFECTS.
RECN-004828
LABN-G833D-EB-043
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTS1 PROTECTION AGENCY
ORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.6) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH A EVELOPMENT '
GRANT PROJECT DESL TIONS
RUN DATE: O7/09/80 ^ 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 172
*PROJECT: OO5787-GEOTHERMAL IMPACT - A SYSTEMS APPROACH TO MONITORING ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACTS FROM DEVELOPMENT, CONVERSION. 5 WASTE DISPOSAL (ABBR
TASK = JC2J -OOO060 - *EPA = R8O6457 •- (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 04/79 - 1O/83 : FY80
EPA OFFICER.: RB EVANS EPA/EMSL - LAS VEGAS 702-798-2250
INVESTIGATOR.: J HESS UNIV OF NEVADA DESERT RESEARCH INST
MILESTONES...: 10/83 -GEOTHERMAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT
PROGRAM ID... (PE-C2J ) ENVIRN ASSES INPACT OF CONV & ADV ENERGY SYSTEMS
FINAL OUTPUT. GEOTHERMAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT
MANDATE : 1O-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
1O-O3 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-005787 SSIE-GMA 5835 1 EPA -R806457 ORD -RO10E30-1080
LABN-J827B-6O PE -C2J
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT - OBJECTIVE/APPROACH: A SYSTEMATIZED METHODOLOGY FOR MONITORING THE LONG TERM ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPLICATIONS OF GEOTHERMAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT, CONVERSION AND WASTE DISPOSAL WILL BE DEVELOPED
AND VALIDATED. THE RESULTANT METHODOLOGY WILL EE USEFUL FOR DEVELOPING SITE- SPEC IF1C WATER, AIR
SOIL AND BIOLOGIC MONITORING PLANS. THE SYSTEM WILL BE DEVELOPED USING THE ROOSEVELT HOT SPRINGS,
UTAH KGRA AS DATA SOURCE. ELEMENTS OF SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT INCLUDE: 1) FAULT TREE ANALYSIS OF
GEOTHERMAL FAILURE MODES; 2) ASSESSMENT AND TESTING OF PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL, AIR QUALITY, AND
BIOLOGICAL MODELS; 3) DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING OF COMPUTER-BASED MONITORING PLAN DESIGN SYSTEM; AND
4) DESIGN OF SITE-SPECIFIC MONITORING PLAN FOR ROOSEVELT KGRA.
^PROJECT: 0047O4-GROUNDWATER MONITORING FOR GEOTHERMAL DEVELOPMENT
TASK =B827B-OOO920 **EPA=R8O6457-01 »* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 01/79 - 01/83 FY79
EPA OFFICER.: R BATEMAN EPA/IERL - CINC FTS-8 - 595 - 2969
INVESTIGATOR.: JW HESS UNIV OF NEVADA DESERT RESEARCH INST
PROGRAM ID.... (PE-827 ) ENV IMPACT OF CONV & ADV ENERGY SYSTEMS
MANDATE : 10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-0047O4 SSIE-GMA 5758 EPA -R806457-O1 ORD -RB1OB30-1O79
PE -827
PROJ STATUS.. PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT ' OBJECTIVE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS INVESTIGATION IS TO VALIDATE AND IMPROVE A METHODOLOGY FOR DETECTING.
MONITORING AND PREDICTING THE LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF GEOTHERMAL DEVELOPMENT ON THE GROUNDWATER
ENVIRONMENT. APPROACH: THE OBJECTIVE WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY DESIGNING. IMPLEMENTING, OPERATING.
AND MODIFYING A MONITORING PLAN AT THE ROOSEVELT HOT SPRINGS GEOTHERMAL RESOURCE AREA IN BEAVER
COUNTY. UTAH.
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ORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.6) » OFFICE OF RESEARCH Ar ^VELOPMENT -
GRANT PROJECT DESL TIONS
RUN DATE: O7/O9/8O » O R D I S DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 173
*PROJECT- OO5241-COMPUTER SIMULATION TO ASSESS THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF RESIDENTIAL
GROUND-WATER HEAT PUMP UTILIZATION
TASK =L832B-OOOO04 •**EPA=R8O6465 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE • 08/79 - 08/81 : FY79
EPA OFFICER.: BD NEWPORT EPA/ERL - ADA FTS 8-743-2201
INVESTIGATOR.: JH LEHR NATL WAT WELL ASSN RES FAC WORTHINGTON OH 43O85
MILESTONES. .: 08/81 -REPORT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF GROUND WATER HEAT PUMPS
PROGRAM ID.. : (PE-832 ) TRANSPORTATION & FATE- ENERGY
FINAL OUTPUT.: ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF GROUND WATER HEAT PUMPS
MANDATE : 1O-99 ENERGY
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-O05241 SSIE-GMA 6156 EPA -R806465 ORD -RL10E3O-1079
PE -832
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT OBJECTIVE: TO ASSESS, THROUGH APPLIED ANALYTICAL AND PHYSICAL RESEARCH, THE ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS
THAT A DENSE CONCENTRATION OF GROUND-WATER GEOTHERMAL HEAT PUMPS COULD PLACE UPON A RANGE OF
AQUIFER SYSTEMS IN DIFFERENT AREAS OF THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES. APPRROACH: DRILL AND COMPLETE
ONE PUMPING WELL AND ONE DISCHARGE WELL 6 INCHES IN DIAMETER. CONSTRUCT FOUR OBSERVATION WELLS; ONE
WITHIN A FEW FEET OF THE DISCHARGE WELL AND THREE WELLS SPACED AT 12O DEGREES AND 25 FEET FROM THE
DISCHARGE WELL. DRILL THREE ADDITIONAL OBSERVATION WELLS 5O FEET FROM THE DISPOSAL WELL AT 120
DEGREES SEPARATION. FROM THESE WELLS A GROUND-WATER HEAT PUMP WILL BE OPERATED AND GROUND-WATER
QUALITY VARIATIONS MONITORED TO DETERMINE ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS OF GROUND-WATER HEAT PUMPS.
'PROJECT: 006306-EXPOSURE OF AGRICULTURAL LABOR TO PESTICIDES
TASK =H615 -947700 **EPA=R806474 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 04/79 - O4/82 • FY79
EPA OFFICER. RL BARON EPA/HERL - RTP FTS 8-629-2655
INVESTIGATOR.: UNKNOWN UNIV OF FLORIDA GAINESVILLE FL 32601
PROGRAM ID.. : (PE-615 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - PESTICIDES
MANDATE : 20-34 DAA FOR PESTICIDE PROGRAMS
ORDIS CODES. : RECN-OO63O6 SSIE-HZ 799477 EPA -R806474 ORD -RH1OB3O-2O79
LABN-H615 -947700 PE -615
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - O6-28-80 UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT. .. : DETERMINE THE EXPOSURE OF SPRAYMEN/ALLIED WORKERS AND FRUIT PICKERS TO PESTICIDAL CHEMICALS IN THE
WORKPLACE. DETERMINE THE EXTENT OF EXPOSURE AS RELATED TO RATE OF APPLICATION WORK PRACTICE AND
CHEMICAL MOIETY COMPLETED SAMPLING OF LOADERS AND APPLICATORS OF LEAD ARSENATE AND ETHION.
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GRANT PROJECT DESC flONS
*ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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'PROJECT: OO6629-EXPOSURE OF AGRICULTURAL LABOR TO PESTICIDES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID. .
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT. . .
TASK =HC86 -9477OO * * EPA = R8O6474 •• <• (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 04/79 - 04/82 FY80
DAVIS
NIGG
(PE-C86 )
10-06
RECN-006629
PE -C86
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
EPA/HERL - RTP
UNIV OF FLORIDA
HEALTH EFFECTS - PESTICIDES
FEDERAL INSECTICIDE. FUNGICIDE AND RODENTICIDE ACT
SSIE-HZ 809477 EPA -R806474
629-2601
GAINESVILLE
FL 32601
ENTERED - O6-28-80
ORD -RH10B30-1080
UPDATED- 06-28-80
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
DETERMINE THE EXPOSURE OF SPRAYMEN/ALLIED WORKERS AND FRUIT PICKERS TO PESTICIDAL CHEMICALS IN THE
WORKPLACE. DETERMINE THE EXTENT OF EXPOSURE AS RELATED TO RATE OF APPLICATION/WORK PRACTICE AND
CHEMICAL MOIETY. COMPLETED ANALYSIS OF EXPOSURE PAD SAMPLES FROM LEAD ARSENATE AND ETHIO.N EXPOSURE
STUDIES. LOCATED COOPERATORS TO STUDY EXPOSURE DURING APPLICATION OF PARAQUAT TO GOLF COURSES AND
CITRUS AND OF DIOUAT TO ACOUATIC PLANTS.
'PROJECT- OO47O7-FATE OF HEAVY METALS DURING _iNDFILL STABILIZATION OF SOLID WASTE
MATERIALS WITH LEACHATE RECYCLE
TASK = CC73 -S1T25A * *EPA=R806498-01 t+ (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 03/79 - 04/81 FY80
DR BRUNNER EPA/MERL - CINC
FG POHLAND GEORGIA INST OF TECH
MT SUIDAN GEORGIA INST OF TECH
WH CROSS GEORGIA INST OF TECH
08/79 -CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED
O1/8O -INTERIM PROGRESS REPORT
04/81 -FINAL REPORT ON FATE OF HEAVY METALS
(PE-C73 ) SOLID & HAZARDOUS WASTE
FINAL REPORT ON FATE OF HEAVY METALS
10-05 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
1O-13 SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL ACT
CURRENT RESULTS EXPERMINENTAL FACILITIES CONSTRUCTED 10/79
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
FTS 8-684-7871
SCH OF ENGINEERING
SCH OF ENGINEERING
SCH OF ENGINEERING
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . •
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT ... :
RECN-OO47O7
PE -C73
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
SSIE-GMA 587O 1
EPA -R806498-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RC10B3O-1O8O
UPDATED- 06-28-80
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DETERMINE IF HEAVY METALS ARE MOBILIZED DURING ACID FERMENTATION OF LANDFILLED WASTE, AND
IF THEY REDEPOSIT IN THE STABILIZED WASTE.APPROACH: EXPERIMENTAL LANDFILLS. 92 CM DIAMETER. WILL BE
CHARGED WITH REFUSE AND INDUSTRIAL SLUDGE TO PROVIDE INCREASING LEVELS OF HEAVY METALS. THE
LANDFILLS WILL BE OPERATED IN A RECYCLE MODE TO ACCELERATE BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL DEGRADATION
PROCESSES. WASTE MATERIALS, OFF-GASES, AND LEACHATES WILL BE ASSAYED TO OBTAIN MASS BALANCES TO
VERIFY THE FATE OF HEAVY METALS.
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ORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.6) • OFFICE OF RESEARCH / DEVELOPMENT •
GRANT PROJECT DES. PTIONS
RUN DATE: 07/09/8O * 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
"PROJECT: OO4816-DEVELOPMENT OF GLASS ARRAY IMPACTORS FOR SEPARATION OF FIBROUS AEROSOLS
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID. .
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
TASK = GC07 -O00405 *'EPA=R805518-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 06/79 - 06/81 : FY80
J WAGMAN EPA/ESRL - RTP
JW GENTRY UNIV OF MARYLAND
06/8O -INTERIM REPORT
06/81 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-CO7 ) CHARAC. & MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVEL
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-004816 SSIE-GMA 5787 1,
LABN-G712B-BA-1O1 PE -CO7
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
AIR
EPA -R806518-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
919-541-3OO9
DEPT OF COMP SCI
ORD -RG10B30-1080
UPDATED- 06-28-80
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DEVELOP A MEANS FOR SAMPLING FIBROUS AEROSOLS THAT WILL SEPARATE FIBERS FROM NON-FIBROUS
OR ISOMETRIC PARTICLES AND THUS FACILITATE THE MEASUREMENT OF AIRBORNE FIBER CONCENTRATIONS: E.G.
OF ASBESTOS, BV REDUCING INTERFERENCES BY BACKGROUND PARTICLES. APPROACH: BASED ON PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED OBSERVATIONS BY APPLICANT AND HIS CO-WORKERS THAT FIBERS ARE ALIGNED BV FLOW GRADIENTS AS
THEY APPROACH AND PASS THROUGH PARALLEL CAPILLARY ARRAYS SUCH AS NUCLEOPORE FILTERS AND POROUS
GLASS DISKS OF SUFFICIENTLY LARGE PORE SIZE.
•PROJECT: 004719-ANALYSIS OF URBAN RUNOFF LOADS FROM COMBINED SEWER OVERFLOWS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID..
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE ....
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
FTS 8-340-6677
ENV ENG & SCI DEPT
ENV ENG 8 SCI DEPT
TASK = CC35 -S1T068 »»EPA=R806519 '- (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE O6/79 - 1O/8O FY80
DC AMMON EPA/MERL - CINC
JA MUELLER MANHATTAN COLLEGE
DM DITORO MANHATTAN COLLEGE
12/79 -PHASE I COMPLETION: MODEL EVALUATION
12/79 -CONTINUATION FUNDING PACKAGE PROCESSED
08/80 -COMPLETION
1O/8O -FINAL REPORT PUBLISHED
10/80 -METHODOLOGY MANUAL - USERS MANUAL
(PE-C35 ) WASTEWATER SYSTEMS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
METHODOLOGY MANUAL. USERS MANUAL
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
SSIE-GMA 5876 1 EPA -R806519
PE -C35
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE MAJOR OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT IS TO EVALUATE AND DEMONSTRATE THE ADEQUACY OF THE
MASS BALANCE TECHNIQUE USING DAILY INFLUENT TREATMENT PLANT DATA TO OBTAIN ESTIMATES OF COMBINED
SEWER OVERFLOWS. APPROACH: THE APPROACH TAKEN WILL BE TO QUANTIFY THE MAGNITUDE OF THE BIAS AND
VARIABILITY DUE TO THE PARAMETERS AND ASSUMPTIONS USED IN APPLYING THE MASS BALANCE METHOD:
EVALUATE THE ERROR ASSOCIATED WITH RUNOFF ESTIMATES; EVALUATE THE EFFECTS OF RAINFALL
CHARACTERISTICS ON RUNOFF LO&DS; AND INCORPORATE ANY REVISIONS IN THE E'ISTING MODEL DATA
ACQUISITION AND REDUCTION PROBLEMS. SAMPLE APPLICATION. AND METHODOLOGY MANUAL DEVELOPMENT WILL BE
ADDRESSED
RECN-OO-^7 19
LABN-C822A-S1T068
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORD -EC1OB3O-1080
UPDATED- 06-2S-SO
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GRANT PROJECT DESc. .^TIONS
RUN DATE: O7/09/80 * 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
*PROJECT: 004869-PRECONCENTRATION METHODS FOR TRACE ELEMENT DETERMINATION
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE •
CURR. RESULTS:
FTS 8-257-3285
ARTS & SCI/CHEM DEPT
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK =KC61 -OOO145 * *EPA=R806520~01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/79 - 09/82 FY80
RV MOORE EPA/ERL - ATHENS
DE LEYDEN UNIV OF DENVER
O7/8O -ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT
09/82 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-C61 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
1O-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED IN SYNTHESIS OF DIBENZYLDI-
THIOCARBAMATE. FIVE OF PRECONCENTRATION TECHNIQUES
EVALUATED WITH SINGLE-ELEMENT RESPONSE CURVES. USING
ENERGY DISPERSIVE X-RAY ANALYSIS. THE CONTROLLED-PORE
GLASS PROCEDURE IMPROVED BY MIXING TWO BATCHES OF GLASS,
PREPARED BY IMMOBILIZING ETHYLENEDIAMINE AND
DITHIOCARBAMATE GROUPS RESPECTIVELY.
RECN-O04869 SSIE-GMA 5828 1 EPA -R806520-01
LAEN-K824D-145 PE -C61
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBL1C
OBJECTIVES: THE OBJECTIVES ARE TO EVALUATE THE MERITS OF CURRENT METHODS OF TRACE ELEMENT
PRECONCENTRATION FROM NATURAL AND INDUSTRIAL WATER SAMPLES. TO MODIFY AND IMPROVE THESE METHODS.
AND TO DEVELOP AND EVALUATE NEW METHODS. APPROACH: SOME SAMPLES WILL BE ANALYZED BY PLASMA EMISSION
SPECTROSCOPY WITH AND WITHOUT PRECONCENTRATION. CONCENTRATES WILL BE ANALYZED BY ENERGY-DISPERSIVE.
AND BY WAVELENGTH-DISPERSIVE. X-RAY SPECTROMETRY. A METHOD WILL BE RECOMMENDED FOR THE RAPID,
SIMULTANEOUS. AND ACCURATE DETERMINATION OF AS MANY ELEMENTS AS POSSIBLE.
ORD -RK10B30-1080
UPDATED- O6-28-80
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENT*' PROTECTION AGENCY
OFFICE OF RESEARCH A' HVELOPMENT -
GRANT PROJECT DESL TIONS
ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID. . .
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT. . . .
C CARELLI
(PE-C34 )
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
FTS 8-743-230O
OLVMPIA
ORD -RL10B30-1080
UPDATED- 06-28-8O
TASK = LC34 -1-O054 **EPA=R80654Q-O1 " (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O4/79 - O4/82 : FY8O
JP LAW EPA/ERL - ADA
STATE DEPT. OF ECOLOGY OLr'MPIA WA 98504
RENEWABLE RESOURCES -WATER QUALITY
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
RECN-005235 SSIE-GMA 6162 1 EPA -R80654O-O1
LABN-L770A-1-54 PE -C34
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES: 1. EVALUATION OF AN IMHOFF CONE SAMPLING PROGRAM AS A MEANS OF MEASURING PROGRESS IN
IMPLEMENTATION OF 2O8 WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLANS. 2. DETERMINATION OF MONITORING REQUIRED TO
RELATE STREAM WATER QUALITY TO IRRIGATION RETURN FLOW QUALITY. 3. DETERMINATION OF EFFECT OF FARMS
MANAGEMENT AGREEMENTS UPON WATER QUALITY. 4. CORRELATION BETWEEN TOTAL SEDIMENT CONCENTRATION AND
SETTLEABLE SOLIDS MEASURED WITH THE IMHOFF CONE. APPROACH: NUMEROUS SITES ACROSS A WELL DEFINED,
CLOSED IRRIGATED WATERSHED ARE SAMPLED WITH THE IMHOFF CONE. AT SOME OF THE SITES. TOTAL SEDIMENT
CONCENTRATION AND STREAM FLOW ARE ALSO MEASURED. SOIL TYPES AND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ARE NOTED AS
POTENTIAL VARIABLES. MONTHLY SAMPLES ARE ANALYZED FOR NUTRIENTS AND PESTICIDES. THE VALIDITY OF
USING THE IMHOFF CONE WILL BE DETERMINED BY SEPARATION OF VARIABLES AND CORRELATION.
-PROJECT: OO5231-REMOVAL OF SELECTED PRIORITY POLLUTANT ORGANIC COMPOUNDS FROM WATER BY
ACTIVATED CARBON COLUMN TREATMENT
TASK =L610C-000064 **EPA=R806541-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/79 - 01/81 : FY79
FM PFEFFER EPA/ERL - ADA FTS 8-743-2305
UNIV OF TEXAS SCHOOL OF NATURAL SCIENCE
INDUSTRIAL PROC. - WATER QUALITY
FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION.CONTROL ACT
SSIE-GMA 6158 EPA -R806541-01 ORD -RL10B3O-1079
EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID. . . :
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES. :
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
MD PIWONI
(PE-610 )
1O-01
RECN-005231
PE -610
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: EXAMINE THE USE OF ACTIVATED CARBON IN REDUCING THE CONTENT OF BIOLOGICALLY RESISTANT
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN A COMBINED INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM. APPROACH: THE INVESTIGATION
WILL BE CONDUCTED IN TWO STAGES: 1. CHARACTERIZE ORGANIC PRIORITY POLLUTANTS BIOREFRACTORY TO A
FULL-SCALE COMBINED INDUSTRIAL TREATMENT SYSTEM, AND 2. EVALUATE ADD-ON ACTIVATED CARBON ADSORPTION
FOR REMOVAL OF THESE PRIORITY POLLUTANTS.
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GRANT PROJECT DESC. ,-TIONS
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••PROJECT: OO4821-EXHAUST EMISSIONS FROM A DIESEL ENGINE
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. . .
PROGRAM ID. . . .
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
FTS 8-629-3037
BALTIMORE
UNIVERSITY PARK
MD 21218
PA 16SO2
ORDIS CODES. .
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ABSTRACT
TASK =G712B-BCO08O *+EPA=R806558-O1 ff (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O4/79 - O4/82 FY79
JE SIGSBY EPA/ESRL - RTP
TH RISBY JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV
SS LESTZ PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV
04/79 -PROJECT INITIATION
04/30 -ANNUAL REPORT
04/81 -ANNUAL REPORT
O4/82 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-712 ) CHARAC. & MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVEL - AIR
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
THIS IS NEW STUDY BUT EXTENDS PREVIOUS WORK WHICH
INDICATES THAT FUEL COMPOSITION IS NOT NECESSARILY
THE CONTROLLING PARAMETER ON PARTICULATE CHARACTER.
RECN-OO4821 SSIE-GMA 5783 EPA -R806558-01
PE -712
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBL1C
OBJECTIVE: DETERMINE BASIC DATA RELATING THE IMPACT OF FUEL AND ENGINE COMBUSTION PARAMETERS TO
DIESEL PARTICULATE COMPOSITION, EMISSIONS RATES, AND BIOLOGIC ACTIVITY. APPROACH: SIMPLE FUELS WILL
BE UTILIZED IN A SINGLE CYLINDER ENGINE AND MODEL COMBUSTION SYSTEMS. POST COMBUSTION DILUTION
EFFECTS WILL BE MEASURED AS WELL AS PRIMARY COMBUSTION PHENOMENON. BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY WILL BE
MONITORED USING SIMPLE SYSTEMS. SURFACE CHARACTER OF THE PARTICULATE WILL BE DETERMINED. RESULTS TO
DATE: THIS IS A NEW STUDY BUT EXTENDS PREVIOUS WORK WHICH INDICATES THAT FUEL COMPOSITION IS NOT
NECESSARILY THE CONTROLLING PARAMETER ON PARTICULATE CHARACTER.
ORD -RG10B30-1079
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
"•PROJECT: 006649-ANTICHOLINESTERASE INSECTICIDE-INDUCED PANCREATITIS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK =HC86 -95O400 **EPA=RSO6561 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O5/79 - 05/80 : FY8O
TM SCOTTI EPA/HERL - RTP
UNKNOWN UNIV OF MINNESOTA MINNEAPOLIS MN 55455
O8/8O -FINAL REPORT
(PE-C86 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - PESTICIDES
1O-O6 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNGICIDE AND RODENTICIDE ACT
RECN-OO6649 SSIE-HZ 8O95O4 EPA -R8O6561
PE -C86
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - O6-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
TO STUDY EFFECTS OF ANTICHOLINESTERASE PESTICIDES ON THE PANCREAS: TO DEFINE MECHANISM OF
PANCREATITUS IF INDUCED BY THE PESTICIDES; TO IDENTIFY FACTORS INVOLVED IN CONVERSION OF
INTERSTITIAL PANCREATITUS TO NECROTIZING PANCREATITUS AND TO EXAMINE NATURE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF
ACINAR CELL VACUOLES NOTED IN PILOT STUDY WITH DIAZINON. NO REPORT RECEIVED THIS QUARTER.
FTS 8-629-2367
MINNEAPOLIS
ORD -RH1OB3O-1080
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•PROJECT: OO4756-VIRUSES IN WATER AND RECLAIMED WASTEWATER
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTA1 PROTECTION AGENCY
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MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE.
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT..
TASK = DC27 -3DOOO1 *•EPA=R806563 -» (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 04/79 - 04/81 : FY80
EW AKIN EPA/HERL - CINC FTS 3-684-7218
JL RIGGS ST DEPT OF HEALTH SCIENCES BERKELEY CA 9470-1
04/80 -INTERIM REPORT ON VIRAL OCCURRENCE IN RECLAIMED WASTEWATER
O4/81 -OCCURRENCE DATA ON VIRUS'ES IN HIGH QUALITY WASTEWATER EFFLUENTS
(PE-C27 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - WATER QUALITY
OCCURRENCE DATA ON VIRUSES IN HIGH QUALITY WASTEWATER
EFFLUENTS & IN DRINKING WATER ASSOCIATED WITH
INFECTIOUS DISEASE OUTBREAKS
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
20-12 DAA FOR WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS
20-13 OAA FOR DRINKING WATER
NO VIRUSES HAVE BEEN RECOVERED FROM 9 CHLORINATED
TERTIARY-TREATED WASTEWATER SAMPLES. 2 OF 11 CHLORINATED
SECONDARY-TREATED WASTEWATER SAMPLES YIELDED VIRUS IN
PRESENCE OF 4 MG/L OF CHLORINE AND TURBIDITIES OF 12 & 38
FTU. VIRUSES RECOVERED FROM CONTAMINATED CREEK WATER
INGESTED BY LITTLE LEAGUE FOOTBALL TEAM THAT EXPERIENCED
30 CASES OF ENTERITIS.
SSIE-GMA 5776 1 EPA -R806563
PE -C27
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: 1. TO DETERMINE THE OCCURRENCE AND CONCENTRATION OF VIRUSES IN HIGH QUALITY WASTEWATER
EFFLUENTS WHERE PUBLIC CONTACT MAY OCCUR. 2. TO DETECT AND IDENTIFY VIRUSES IN WATERS WHICH ARE
SUSPECTED AS THE SOURCE OF INFECTION IN WATERBORNE DISEASE OUTBREAKS. APPROACH: THE MOST SENSITIVE
VIRUS RECOVERY TECHNIQUES WILL BE USED TO DETERMINE THE TOTAL VIRAL OCCURRENCE IN HIGH QUALITY
WASTEWATER THAT IS REUSED. EFFLUENTS FROM TWO PLANTS WILL BE TESTED: THE TREATMENT REGIME USED IN
THESE TWO PLANTS WILL BE CAREFULLY FOLLOWED. IN CONJUNCTION WITH OTHER HEALTH DEPT. PERSONNEL.
WATER SAMPLES, BLOOD AND FECAL SPECIMENS WILL BE COLLECTED IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE REPORTING OF
WATERBORNE OUTBREAKS WITHIN THE STATE. EFFORTS WILL THEN BE MADE TO IDENTIFY ANY VIRAL ETIOLOGICAL
AGENT IN THESE MATERIALS.
RECN-004756
LABN-D607D-011
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORD -RD10B30-5080
UPDATED- 06-28-80
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MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
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MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
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PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
-SIGNIFICANCE OF ANAEROBIC BIODEGRADATION OF XENOBIOTICS IN SEDIMENTS AND
WATER
TASK =KC61 -OOO218' **EPA=R8O6569 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 04/79 - 06/82 : FY80
WC STEEN EPA/ERL - ATHENS FTS-8-250-3188
JM TIEDJE MICHIGAN STATE UNIV AGRIC & NAT RES
O6/79 -LITERATURE SEARCH COMPLETED AND SELECTION OF SITES AND COMPOUNDS
03/8O -COMPLETE STUDY ON FIRST GROUP OF COMPOUNDS AND SITES
04/80 -BEGIN SECOND YEAR - ADDITIONAL COMPOUNDS AND SITES
04/81 -COMPLETE FTRST FORMULATION OF RATE EXPRESSIONS FOR ANAEROBIC DEGRA
04/81 -BEGIN ThV.v YEAR OF GRANT
06/82 -FINAL REPORT AND ONE JOINT PUBLICATION ON SIGNIFICANCE OF ANAEROBI
(PE-C61 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
FINAL REPORT AND ONE JOINT DUBLICATION ON SIGNIFICANCE
OF ANAEROBIC DEGRADATION I fj SEDIMENTS AND WATER.
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
SEVERAL SUB. CHLORINATED BENOIC ACIDS WERE EVALUATED UNDER
ANAEROBIC CONDITIONS FOR ONE OF THE SUB. BENZOIC ACID AN
AMINO DICHOLRO ACID THERE APPEARS TO BE A THRESHOLD CON.
FOR DEGRADATION FAND ENRICHMENT BY THE DEGRADING POPULATION
ALSO A MAJOR PRODUCT ACCUMULATION OCCURED DURING DEGRADATION
TENTATIVELY POINTING TO AN EXAMPLE OF ANAEROBIC COMETABOLISM
RECN-OO4871 SSIE-GMA 5830 1 EPA -R806569 ORD -RK1OB30-1080
PE -C61
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- O6-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THIS MICROBIAL DEGRADATION PROJECT IS PART OF A LARGER RESEARCH EFFORT TO STUDY THE FATE
OF SUBSTANCES ENTERING THE ENVIRONMENT. AN EVALUATION WILL BE MADE OF THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ANAEROBIC
DEGRADATION IN SEDIMENTS AND WATER. THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVES ARE TO DETERMINE THE RATES OF ANAEROBIC
DEGRADATION OF TOXICS IN NATURAL SYSTEMS, AND ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS EFFECTING THIS PROCESS.
RESULTING INFORMATION SHOULD LEAD TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF KINETIC EXPRESSIONS DESCRIBING ANAEROBIC
DEGRADATION IN NATURAL ECOSYSTEMS. APPROACH: NATURAL WATER AND SEDIMENTS WILL BE SAMPLED AND THE
ANAEROBIC DEGRADATION OF SELECTED MODEL COMPOUNDS (PESTICIDES AND TOXIC) DETERMINED. ANAEROBIOSIS
WILL BE EXPERIMENTALLY CONTROLLED BY USE OF A HUNGATE GASSING APPARATUS AND MONITORED BY
MEASUREMENT OF METHANE PRODUCTION AND DISAPPEARANCE OF PARENT COMPOUNDS.
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'PROJECT- OO5232-CRITERIA TO PREDICT REMOVALS OF SELECTED PRIORITY POLLUTANTS IN COMBINED
TREATMENT SYSTEMS
TASK =L61OB-OOOOS5 **EPA=R8O6582-O1 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/79 - 12/80 : FY79
TE SHORT EPA/ERL - ADA
JW PATTERSON. ILLINOIS INST OF TECH
(PE-610 ) INDUSTRIAL PROC. - WATER QUALITY
1O-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
GRANTEE HAS SUBMITTED DRAFT WORK PLAN
EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. :
FTS 8-743-2234
ENG DEPT
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
RECN-OO5232
LAEN-L610C-OOO065
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
6157
EPA -R806582-01
ORD -RL10B30-1O79
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
SSIE-GMA
PE -610
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DEVELOP AREAWIDE PRETREATMENT AND/OR RESOURCE ALTERNATIVES BASED ON EXISTING DATA AND
LIMITED EXPERIMENTAL EFFORT. APPROACH: I. IDENTIFY AMD OBTAIN EXISTING DATA BASES: II. ASSESS AND
EVALUATE DATA BASES; III. LIMITED EXPERIMENTAL EFFORT TO LINK DATA BASES; AND IV DEVELOP CRITERIA
FOR EACH SELECTED PRIORITY POLLUTANT
'PROJECT: O05098-EVALUATION OF RISKS, ENERGY COSTS, AND ASSOCIATED ECONOMIC FACTORS OF
WASTEWATER DISINFECTION ALTERNATIVES
TASK = CC35 -S3TA24 '•EPA=R8O6586-O1 •• (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/79 - 01/81 : FY80
AD VENOSA EPA/MERL - CINC
WR CHAPPELL UNIV OF COLORADO
DW HUBLY UNIV OF COLORADO
10/79 -FY '8O BUDGET COMMITMENT
01/.81 -FINAL REPORT PUBLISHED
WASTEWATER SYSTEMS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES...
FTS-8-684-7668
DEPT. OF PHYSICS
DEPT OF PHYSICS
PROGRAM ID. .:
MANDATE .:
ORDIS CODES. :
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT :
EPA -R8O6586-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RC1OE30-3080
UPDATED- 06-28-80
(PE-C35 )
30-99 CIVIL ENGINEERING
RECN-005098 SSIE-GMA 6232 1
PE -C35
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OVERALL OBJECTIVE WILL BE TO DEVELOP A DOCUMENT USABLE BY DECISION MAKERS TO ENABLE
RATIONAL DECISIONS ON IMPLEMENTATION OF WASTERWATER DISINFECTION ALTERNATIVES. DECISIONS WILL BE
BASED ON THE RELATIVE RISKS. BENEFITS. AND COSTS TO PEOPLE, PROPERTY. AND THE ENVIRONMENT.
COMPREHENSIVE DESCRIPTIONS OF THE IDENTIFIABLE CONSEQUENCES ASSOCIATED WITH
CHLORINE/DECHLORINATION, OZONE. AND UV LIGHT INVOLVING THREATS TO HUMAN HEALTH. AND TERRESTRIAL AND
AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS WILL BE PRESENTED. APPROACH: PRODUCE GRAPHICAL. MATHEMATICAL. AND/OR MATRIX
MODELS PREDICTING VARIABILITY OF THE ALTERNATIVES IN ACHIEVING VARIOUS DISINFECTION LEVELS AND
RISKS ARISING FROM TRANSPORTATION AND USE OF DISINFECTANTS AS WELL AS NOT ACHIEVING DISNIFECTION
LEVELS. EVALUATIONS WILL INVOLVE COST AND ENERGY COMPARISONS, RELIABILITY, AND SENSITIVITY OF WASTE
TREATMENT COSTS TO RISK AND ENERGY PLANNING AND DESIGN CRITERIA.
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•PROJECT- OO4793-
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID ...
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN HAZE. OZONE, SULFATE, AND
TRANSPORT-HOST
TASK =GCO5 -O00221 -'EPA=R806593-O1 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 05/79 - 05/80 FYSO
WE WILSON EPA/ESRL - RTP FTS 8-629-2582
PJ LIOY NEW YORK UNIV INST OF ENV MED
O5/8O -ORD REPORT ON EFFECTS OF PRECURSOR EMISSIONS. AND SUBSEQUENT TRAN
(PE-C05 ) TRANS. AND FATE - AIR
REPORT ON EFFECTS OF PRECURSOR EMISSIONS. AND
SUBSEQUENT TRANSPORT AND TRANSFORMATION ON
EPISODES IN NEW YORK AREA.
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
AN INTERIM INFORMAL REPORT WAS PREPARED SHOWING THE
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SULFATE LEVELS AT DISCRETE
SAMPLING POINTS AND REGIONAL PATTERNS OF CONCURRENT
AND PRIOR ELEVATED ZONE VALUES.
RECN-OO4793 SSIE-GMA 5813 1 EPA -R8O6593-O1 ORD -RG1QB30-1O80
LABN-G603A-AA-121 PE -COS
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- OG-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO FURTHER DEVELOP UNDERSTANDING OF THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN POLLUTANT SOURCES.
LONG-RANGE TRANSPORT AND TRANSFORMATION AND THE RESULTANT EFFECTS ON AIR QUALITY, WITH EMPHASIS ON
EPISODIC CONDITIONS OF HIGH OZONE AND SULFATE VALUES OVER THE GREATER NEW YORK REGION. APPROACH:
EXISTENT DATA WILL BE COLLECTED AND ANALYZED TO BETTER DESCRIBE EFFECTS OF SOX. NOX, AND HC
EMISSIONS AND CONCURRENT TRANSPORT ON HAZE, SULFATE, AND OZONE LEVELS DURING EPISODIC CONDITIONS
OVER THE NEW YORK AREA. WHERE AN EXTENSIVE SET OF MONITORING DATA IS AVAILABLE.
•-PROJECT: OO518S-MODEL SELECTION AND VALIDATION
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT ....
TASK = GC05 -OOO279 *-EPA=R8O6593-O1 '* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/79 - 09/81 : FYSO
LE NIEMEYER EPA/ESRL - RTP 919-541-4541
KC SPENGLER AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOC BOSTON MA 02108
09/80 -PROJECT REPORT
09/81 -FINAL REPORT
09/81 -RECOMMENDATIONS FOR AIR QUALITY MODEL SELECTION AND VALIDATION CRITERIA
(PE-C05 ) TRANS. AND FATE - AIR
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR AIR QUALITY MODEL SELECTION
AND VALIDATION CRITERIA.
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
2O-23 DAA FOR AIR QUALITY PLANNING AND STANDARDS
SSIE-GMA 6121 1 EPA -R806593-Q1 ORD -RG1OB3O-5O8O
PE -COS
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- O6-28-8O
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT IS TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IN SELECTING AND
VALIDATING AIR QUALITY MODELS FOR REGULATORY APPLICATIONS. APPROACH: THE EPA GUIDELINE ON AIR
QUALITY MODELS WILL BE REVIEWED AND CHANGES RECOMMENDED, AIR QUALITY MODELS SUGGESTED FOR USE BY
EPA WILL BE REVIEWED AND RECOMMENDATIONS MADE ON MINIMUM ACCEPTABLE CRITERIA FOR MODEL SELECTION
AND VALIDATION. AND THE DATA BASE REQUIREMENTS FOR MODEL USE WILL BE EVALUATED AND THE MINIMUM
REQUIREMENTS RECOMMENDED.
RECN-O05188
LABN-G603A-AB-O57
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
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INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID. .
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE...
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT ..
TASK =NC3O -OOOO48 *»EPA=R8O6597-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 04/79 - O3/82 FY80
VJ BIERMAN EPA/ERL - DULUTH
VE SMITH CRANBROOK INST OF SCIENCE
O3/82 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-C30 ) GREAT LAKES PROGRAM
FINAL REPORT
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
SSIE-GMA 5855 1 EPA -R806597-01
313-675-50OO
BLOOMFIELD HILLS
ORD -RN10B3O-1080
MI 48013
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- 06-28-80
RECN-O04837
PE -C30
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS -PUBL1C
OBJECTIVE: TO STUDY THE MOVEMENT AND FATE OF TOXIC ORGANIC SUBSTANCES. PRINCIPALLY CHLOROCARBONS, IN
SAGINAW BAY. LAKE HURON. AND LAKE ERIE. APPROACH: COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS OF SAMPLES OF WATER.
SUSPENDED PARTICLES, PHYTOPLANKTON, ZOOPLANKTON AND FISH.
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'PROJECT: 005228-EFFECT OF AGRICULTURAL LAND USE PRACTICES ON STREAM WATER QUALITY -
FIELD-TO-STREAM PROCESSES
TASK =KC34 -OOO470 **EPA=R806603-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O1/79 - 1O/83 : FY80
I .
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
CN SMITH
HP JOHNSON
JL BAKER
CE ANDERSON
EPA/ERL - ATHENS
IOWA STATE UNIV
IOWA STATE UNIV
IOWA STATE UNIV
O1/8O -COMPILE AND PUBLISH HISTORICAL DATA FROM FORMER GRANT NO.
01/81 -ANNUAL REPORT
01/81 -ANNUAL REPORT--PRELIMINARY USER MANUAL
10/83 -FINAL REPORT--PROJECT DETAILS/RESULTS
FTS 8-250-3565
DEPT. OF AGRI. ENGIN.
DEPT. OF AGRI. ENGIN.
DEPT. OF AGRI. ENGIN.
R8O41O2
(PE-C34 )
PROJECT DETAILS AND
RENEWABLE RESOURCES -WATER QUALITY
RESULTS
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT :
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
2O-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
20-R07 EPA REGION VII
MEETINGS HELD WITH VARIOUS GROUPS INVOLVING FEDERAL
AND STATE AGENCIES, AND LOCAL FARMERS TO DEVELOP
OVERALL PROJECT WORK PLAN.A RUNOFF EVENT OCURRED IN JAN. 80
FROM A FROZEN SOIL CONDITION THAT RESULTED I'M HIGH LOSSES OF
PHOSPHORUS RUNOFF CONCENTRATION OF ABOUT 2PPM. SNOW MELT
HAS ALREADY OCCURED AND SAMPLES WERE COLLECTED FROM ALL
SAMPLES WERE COLLECTED FROM ALL SAMPLING STATIONS.
RECN-005228 SSIE-GMA 6171 1
PE -C34
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OVERALL OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT, WHICH WAS SELECTED AS FIELD EVALUATION PROJECT
(FEP). IS TO MEASURE AND RELATE THE EFFECT OF BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMPS ) SUCH AS CONSERVATION
TILLAGE, TERRACES. CONTOURING, AND GRASS FILTERS TO EROSION, SEDIMENTATION, AND MOVEMENT OF
NUTRIENTS AND PESTICIDES FROM THE FIELD TO THE STREAM. THE FINAL PRODUCT FROM THIS STUDY WILL BE A
COMPREHENSIVE DATA BASE TO RELATE AGRICULTURAL NONPOINT SOURCE LOADS AS A FUNCTION OF BMP AND THEIR
RESULTING IMPACT ON RECEIVING WATER QUALITY. APPROACH: DATA WILL BE COLLECTED OVER A FIVE YEAR
PERIOD FROM A 2O SQUARE MILE BASIN ALREADY PARTIALLY INSTRUMENTED. THIS PROJECT WILL BUILD FROM THF
EXCELLENT DATA BASE DEVELOPED DURING A THREE YEAR PROJECT (GRANT NO. R-8O41O2). BMPS WILL BE
APPLIED TO SELECTED PORTIONS OF THE WATERSHED. RAINFALL AND RUNOFF WILL BE MEASURED AT SEVERAL
LOCATIONS. SAMPLES OF SURFACE RUNOFF FROM INDIVIDUAL FIELDS (5 HA) AND SMALL WATERSHEDS UP TO THE
2O SQUARE MILE WATERSHED WILL BE ANALYZED FOR SEDIMENT. NUTRIENT AND PESTICIDES.
EPA -R8O66O3-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RK10B30-5080
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INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID. . . :
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE :
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT
REGIONAL SCALE HAZINESS - ORIGIN. SPATIAL-TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTIONS.
PROPERTIES AND EFFECTS ON ATMOSPHERIC RADIATION
TASK =GCO5 -000218 **EPA=R806606-O1 »* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O5/79 - 09/82 : FY8O
WE WILSON EPA/ESRL - RTP FTS 8-629-2582
RB HUSAR WASHINGTON UNIV ST LOUIS MO 63130
O6/79 -SITES BECOME OPERATIVE
09/79 -REPORT ON DATA BASE WITH 10 YEARS OF ISOPLETHS
O5/8O -PROGRESS REPORT ON SULFATES
09/80 -PROGRESS REPORT ON VISIBILITY TRENDS
09/82 -REPORT ON VISIBILITY TRENDS AND SULFURIC ACID MEASUREMENTS
(PE-C05 ) TRANS. AND FATE - AIR
REPORT ON VISIBILITY TRENDS AND SULFURIC ACID
MEASUREMENTS.
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-OO5183 SSIE-GMA 6117 1 EPA -R8O6606-O1 ORD -RG1OB3O-1O8O
PE -COS
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- O6-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES: 1) TO EXAMINE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARTICULATE SULFUR CONCENTRATIONS, ACIDITY, FINE
PARTICULATE MASS CONCENTRATION, LIGHT SCATTERING, AIR MASS HISTORY, TIME OF DAY AND SEASON. 2) TO
STUDY THE ORIGIN, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL TRENDS OF REGIONAL SCALE HAZINESS. APPROACH: 1) ACIDITY OF
FINE PARTICLE SULFUR COMPOUNDS WILL BE MONITORED IN ST LOUIS, MO. AND UNIVERSITY PARK, PA. USING A
FLAME PHOTOMETRIC PARTICULATE SULFUR MONITOR COMBINED WITH DIFFERENTIAL THERMAL ANALYSIS. 2)
METEOROLOGICAL DATA OF THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WILL BE USED TO STUDY REGIONAL HAZINESS.
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
FTS 8-629-2582
ST LOUIS
MO 6313O
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT....
REGIONAL SCALE HAZINESS - ORIGIN, SPATIAL-TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTIONS.
PROPERTIES AND EFFECTS ON ATMOSPHERIC RADIATION
TASK =GCO5 -OOO201 **EPA=R8O66O6-01S1 *' (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 05/79 - 09/82 : FY80
WE WILSON EPA/ESRL - RTP
RB HUSAR WASHINGTON UNIV
06/79 -SITES BECOME OPERATIVE
O9/79 -REPORT ON DATA BASE WITH 10 YEARS OF ISOPLETHS
05/80 -PROGRESS REPORT ON SULFATES
09/80 -PROGRESS REPORT ON VISIBILITY TRENDS
09/82 -REPORT ON VISIBIL1T TRENDS AND SULFURIC ACID MEASUREMENTS
(PE-C05 ) TRANS. iND FATE - AIR
REPORT ON VISIBILITY TRENDS AND SULFURIC ACID MEASUREMENTS
10-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-O05383 SSIE-GMA 6333 1 EPA -R806606-01S1
PE -C05
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: 1) TO EXAMINE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARTICULATE SULFUR CONCENTRATIONS, ACIDITY FINE
PARTICULATE MASS CONCENTRATION, LIGHT SCATTERING. AIR MASS HISTORY, TIME OF DAY AND SEASON. 2) TO
STUDY THE ORIGIN. SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL TRENDS OF REGIONAL SCALE HAZINESS. APPROACH: 1) ACIDITY OF
FINE PARTICLE SULFUR COMPOUNDS WILL BE MONITORED IN ST. LOUIS. MO. AND UNIVERSITY PARK PA USING A
FLAME PHOTOMETRIC PARTICULATE SULFUR MONITOR COMBINED WITH DIFFERENTIAL THERMAL ANALYSIS. 2)
METEOROLOGICAL DATA OF THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WILL BE USED TO STUDY REGIONAL HAZINESS.
ORD -RG10B30-10SO
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'PROJECT: 005135
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT...
-EFFECTS OF LEAD AND ORGANO-TIN COMPOUNDS ON ENERGY METABOLISM AND ION
TRANSPORT
TASK =DC6O -OO4OO2 **EPA=R8O6616-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 12/79 - 06/81 : FY80
PT MCCAULEY EPA/HERL - CINC FTS 8-684-7444
GD VAN ROSSUM TEMPLE UNIV SCH OF MED/PHARM DEPT
J O'NEILL TEMPLE UNIV SCH OF MED/PHARM DEPT
12/79 -QUARTERLY REPORT
07/80 -QUARTERLY REPORT
12/80 -QUARTERLY REPORT
06/81 -DETERMINE MITOCHONDRIAL SENSITIVITY IN SPECIFIC TISSUES TO LEAD AND DI-TRIBUTYL
(PE-C60 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - DRINKING WATER
DETERMINE MITOCHONDRIAL SENSITIVITY IN SPECIFIC
TISSUES TO LEAD AND DI-TRIBUTYL TINS.
1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
TRIBUTYL TIN IN MILLIMETER CONCENTRATION INHIBITED
RESPIRATION OF KIDNEY CORTEX SLICES BY 25"/. AND
SLIGHTLY DECREASED K+ ACCUMULATION. AT 10-6
TO 10-4 TRIBUTYL TIN THERE WAS A 25% REDUCTION IN
CL- EXTRUSION.
RECN-005135 SSIE-GMA 6249 1 EPA -R806616-01 ORD -RD10B30-1080
LABN-D823B-OO7C PE -C6O
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-50
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DETERMINE THE FOLLOWING ASPECTS OF LEAD (PB) TOXICITY IN KIDNEYS: 1) THE POINT AT
WHICH OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION IS INHIBITED IN MITOCHONDRIA; 2) THE EFFECTS ON ION TRANSPORT
ESPECIALLY CALCIUM ION TRANSPORT IN KIDNEY CORTEX INNER MITOCHONDRIAL MEMBRANE: 3) THE
ULTRASTRUCTURAL CONSEQUENCES: TO DETERMINE THE SAME PARAMETERS USING DI- AND TRIBUTYLTIN CHLORIDE
IN LIVER. TO DEVELOP A PROGRAMMED PLATING PROCEDURE FOR ANODIC STRIPPING VOLTAMMETRY TO ASSAY PB.
APPROACH: IN VIVO AND IN VITRO EXPOSURE TO THE TOXINS WILL ACCOMPANY ISOLATED MITOCHONDRIA AND
TISSUE SLICE ANALYSIS OF ION TRANSPORT (RADIOLABELED TRACER TECHNOLOGY) AND OXIDATIVE
PHOSPHORYLATION ANALYSIS (BY COMPARISON TO AND USE OF SPECIFIC INHIBITING AGENTS).
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* OFFICE OF RESEARCH Af 'EVELOPMENT *
GRANT PROJECT DESL TIONS
* 0 R D I S DATA EX TRACT*
'PROJECT' OO5117-A STUDY OF INSITUFORM AND OTHER SEWER REHABILITATION TECHNIQUES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
TASK =CC35 -S1T07O •*EPA=R805625
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : tO/79 -
• ' (GRANT )
10/82 FY80
R TURKELTAUB
FT DRIVER
MR OLSON
MG MCGAUHEY
(PE-C35 )
REPORT 2,
10-01
2O- 12
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EPA/MERL - CINC 201-321-6738
DRIVER SIMMONS & ASSOC CONS ROCKFORD IL 61111
DRIVER SIMMONS & ASSOC CONS ROCKFORD IL 61111
CITY WATER POLLUTION CO HAGERSTOWN MD 21740
02/80 -COMPLETE SURVEY OF INSITUFORM INSTALLATIONS
04/80 -SUBMIT PREL. DRAFT OF REPORT 1 SURVEY OF INSITUFORM INSTALLATIONS
08/80 -SUBMIT FINAL OF REPORT 1
O4/81 -COMPLETE SEWER REHABILITATION
08/81 -SUBMIT PREL. DRAFT OF REPORT 2 VOL. 1 EVALUATIONS OF THE REHAB. TECH.
12/81 -SUBMIT FINAL OF REPORT 2
O6/82 -SUBMIT PREL. DRAFT OF REPORT 2 VOL. II-FOLLOW-UP EVALUATIONS
1O/82 -REPORT 2 VOL. II
WASTEWATER SYSTEMS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
VOL II.
FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONT.ROL ACT
DAA FOR WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS
SSIE-GMA 6228 1 EPA -R8O6625 ORD -RC10B30-5O8O
PE -C35
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- O6-28-8O
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO TRY TO ESTABLISH THE FEASIBILITY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF RELINING SEWERS IN NEED OF
REHABILITATION WITH INSITUFORM. TO COMPARE INSITUFORM WITH OTHER REHABILITATION TECHNIQUES
ESTABLISHING COST, INSTALLATION PROCEDURES AND ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF EACH. APPROACH: IT IS
PLANNED TO STUDY SEWER SECTIONS SCHEDULED FOR REHABILITATION BEFORE. DURING AND AFTER THE REPAIR.
THE STUDY WILL INCLUDE PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SEWER SECTIONS. £MD AREA ADJACENT WHICH IS
AFFECTED BY THE SEWER AND ITS REHABILITATION. THE DATA GATHERED DURING THE STUDY WILL BE USED TO
COMPILE A REPORT WHICH SHOULD HELP MUNICIPALITIES. CONSULTANTS AND PUBLIC AGENCIES IN THE REVIEW
AND SELECTION OF REHABILITATION METHODS.
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. .
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE. ..
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT
FTS 8-629-2127
FARMINGTON
DEPT Of AG & CHEM ENG
CT 06032
TASK =G6O3A-AA-145 *'EPA=R8O6628-O1 -* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 06/76 - 04/8O : FY79
LL SPILLER EPA/ESRL - RTP
DR HITCHCOCK HITCHCOCK ASSOCIATES
D NATUSCH COLORADO STATE UNIV
06/79 -EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLY ACQUISITION
O8/79 -ROCHESTER, NY SAMPLING
01/80 -SAMPLE ANALVSIS
04/80 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-603 ) TRANS. AND FATE -AIR
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
30-99 AEROSOL RESEARCH
DATA IMPLY THAT REGARDLESS OF AIR MASS TRAJECTORY,
EXCESS SULFATE WAS BIOGENIC; MARINE BIOGENIC SULFATE
CAN BE VERY ACID IMMEDIATELY AFTER FORMATION.
RECN-OO1676 SSIE-GMA 5179 1 EPA -R8O6628-01
LABN-G6O3A-AA-119 PE -6O3
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBL 1C
OBJECTIVE: ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOLS WILL BE INVESTIGATED, SPECIFICALLY THE PROPERTIES THAT MAY
FACILITATE THE OXIDATION OF BIOGENIC SULFUR GASES TO ACID SULFATE PARTICLES. APPROACH: PREVIOUS
STUDIES HAVE SHOWN THAT BACTEROGENIC SULFIDES ARE VERY RAPIDLY OXIDIZED TO SULFURIC ACID AEROSOLS
IN COASTAL LOCATIONS. BIOGENIC SULFIDE CONCENTRATION UP TO 2Q-30 MICROGRAM/M3 HAS BEEN OBSERVED.
THE PROPOSED WORK WILL CENTER ON AN INLAND LOCATION.
ORD -RG10B3O-5079
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
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*PROJECT: 0048O3-ATMOSPHERIC MEASUREMENTS OF FORMALDEHYDE AND HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK =G603A-AD-023 **EPA=R806629-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O5/79 - 08/82 FY79
BW GAY EPA/ESRL - RTP
G KOK HARVEY MUDD COLLEGE
06/80 -INTERIM REPORT ON FORMALDEHYDE MEASUREMENTS
08/81 -INTERIM REPORT ON AMBIENT AIR MEASUREMENTS
08/82 -ORD FINAL REPORT ON FORMALDEHYDE HYDROGEN PEROXIDE AND OTHER
(PE-6O3 ) TRANS. AND FATE -AIR
REPORT ON FORMALDEHYDE HYDROGEN PEROXIDE AND OTHER
POLLUTANT MEASUREMENTS.
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
CHEMILUMINESCENCE METHOD DEVELOPED WHICH MEASURES
AMBIENT CONCENTRATIONS OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE. SYSTEM
BEING DEVELOPED WHICH MEASURES FORMALDEHYDE BUT
SENSITIVITY NEEDS TO BE INCREASED TO MEASURE LOW AMBIENT
AIR CONCENTRATION.
FTS 8-629-2S30
DEPT. OF CHEMISTRY
RECN-OO4803
PE -603
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
SSIE-GMA 5812
EPA -R806629-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RG10B30-1O79
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO MEASURE FORMALDEHYDE, HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, AND OTHER POLLUTANTS IN THE AMBIENT
ATMOSPHERE. TO IMPROVE THE DETECTION SENSITIVITY OF A CHEMILUMINESCENT TECHNIQUE FOR FORMALDEHYDE,
AND CARRY OUT A COMPARISON STUDY OF FORMALDEHYDE MEASUREMENTS USING LPIR AND WET CHEMICAL METHODS.
TO MEASURE FORMALDEHYDE AND HYDROGEN PEROXIDE IN H/DROGEN AND GASOHOL FUELED VEHICLES. APPROACH:
AMBIENT AIR MEASUREMENTS OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE AND FORMALDEHYDE WILL BE MADE WITH THE RECENTLY
DEVELOPED CHEMILUMINESCENT METHODS. COMPARISONS OF FORMALDEHYDE MEASUREMENTS WILL BE MADE WITH
CHEMILUMINESCENT, WET CHEMICAL, AND LPIR METHODS. RESULTS TO DATE: A CHEMILUMINESCENCE METHOD HAS
BEEN DEVELOPED WHICH MEASURES AMBIENT CONCENTRATIONS OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE. A SYSTEM IS BEING
DEVELOPED THAT MEASURES FORMALDEHYDE BUT ITS SENSITIVITY NEEDS TO BE INCREASED TO MEASURE LOW
AMBIENT AIR CONCENTRATIONS.
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*PROJECT: 0049O4- FEEDING. REPRODUCTION &. HABITAT SELECTION OF LOBSTER (HOMARUS
AMERICANUS) - EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD IN LABORATORY & FIELD
TASK =Q6O8C-OO0106 **EPA=R8O6630 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 06/79 - 05/81 : FY79
NL RICHARDS EPA/ERL -GULF BREEZE
J ATEMA BOSTON UNIV
O5/81 -REPORT
(PE-608 ) ECOLOGICAL PROCESSES AND EFFECTS
FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
CLEAN AIR ACT
MARINE PROTECTION, RESEARCH AND SANCTUARIES ACT
EPA REGION I
SSIE-GMA 5842 EPA -R806630
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. .
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
FTS 8-686-9011
LIBERAL ARTS/BIOL DEPT
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROd STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT ....
10-O1
10-02
10-1 1
20-R01
RECN-004904
PE -608
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -R010B30-5079
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES: DETERMINE THE BIOLOGICALLY SIGNIFICANT EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS ON BEHAVIOR OF
MARINE ANIMALS: EFFECTS OF DRILLING MUD ON FEEDING. MOLTING, MATING. PREDATOR ESCAPE. SHELTER
BEHAVIOR, AND SUBSTRATE, SELECTION OF LOBSTERS. APPROACH: THE RESEARCH WILL BE ACHIEVED BY TWO KINDS
OF RESEARCH: (1) CONTROLLED LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS AND (2) SEMINATURAL ENVIRONMENT AND FIELD
OBSERVATIONS. TOXICITY TESTS FOR SUB-LETHAL EFFECTS WILL BE COMPLETED.
'PROJECT: 005112-
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. . .
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE . ...
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
REMOVAL OF ORGANIC PRIORITY POLLUTANTS BY VOLATILIZATION DURING
WASTEWATER TREATMENT
TASK =CC36 -S5AE11 **EPA = R806631-01 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/79 - 05/81 : FY8O
P WARNER EPA/MERL - CINC
PV ROBERTS STANFORD UNIV
05/81 -REPORT OF FINDINGS
(PE-C36 ) URBAN SYS & TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGE - WATER QUALITY
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
RECN-005112 SSIE-GMA 6218 1 EPA -R806631-01
PE -C36
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS -PUBL1C
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO EVALUATE THE REMOVAL OF ORGANIC PRIORITY POLLUTANTS
FROM WASTEWATER BY THE MECHANISM OF STRIPPING DURING AERATION. APPROACH: THE AVAILABLE INFORMATION
WILL BE ASSEMBLED AND EVALUATED. VAPOR-LIOUID EQUILIBRIA WILL BE MEASURED AND RATES OF
VOLATILIZATION OF SELECTED PRIORITY POLLUTANTS WILL BE MEASURED RELATIVE TO DISSOLVED OXYGEN
DISSOLUTION AND EVOLUTION OF A RADIOACTIVE GAS TRACER. BUBBLE COLUMN EXPERIMENT AND LARGE-SCALE
AERATION TESTS WILL BE USED TO DEVELOP AND VERIFY A MODEL FOR THE REMOVAL OF VOLATILE PRIORITY
POLLUTANTS BY STRIPPING DURING AERATION.
FTS-8-684-7666
CIV ENG DEPT
ORD -RC10B30-1080
UPDATED- 06-28-80
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*PROJECT- 006660-
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR..
MILESTONES. . . :
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS..'
ABSTRACT
CHEMICAL CARCINOGEN INDUCED NEOPLASTIC TRANSFORMATION OF HUMAN
EPITHELIAL CELLS
TASK =HC1T -989300 **EPA=R806638 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/79 - O9/S2 : FY.8O
S NESNOW EPA/HERL - RTP FTS 8-629-2693
UNKNOWN OHIO STATE UNIV COLUMBUS OH 43212
09/80 -LUNG EPITHELIAL RESPONSE TO B(A)P
11/80 -LYMPHOCYTE PMA CO-INCUEATION
03/80 -FIBROBLAST SYNCHRONIZED AS HUMAN FORESKIN
03/81 -IDENTIFICATION OF METABOLITES IN MEMBRANE NUCLEUS
O4/81 -IDENTIFICATION OF LUNG FIBROBLAST PROTEIN COMPLEX
12/82 -TWO STAGES OF DNA SYNTHESIS IN LUNG EPITH CELLS
O5/83 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-C1T ) HEALTH EFFECTS - TOXICS
10-03 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
RECN-OO666O SSIE-HZ 8O9893 EPA -R8O6638 ORD -RH1OB3O-1O8O
PE -C1T
PROJECT-ACTIVE INF7 - ORIGINAL ENTERED - O6-28-8O UPDATED- O6-28-SO
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
EPITHELIAL CELLS REPRESENT THE TARGET TISSUES OF MOST HUMAN CANCER. THE GOALS OF THIS PROJECT ARE TO
DEVELOP A BIOASSAY FOR DETECTING CARCINOGENS USING HUMAN EPITHELIAL LUNG CELLS. THIS ONCOGENIC
TRANSFORMATION SYSTEM MAY HAVE ALSO THE POTENTIAL FOR USE IN ASSESSING THE RISK OF HUMANS TO
CARCINOGEN EXPOSURE. GRANT RECENTLY BEGUN - NO SIGNIFICANT RESULTS.
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' OFFICE OF RESEARCH A ;VELOPMENT *
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INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE...
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT ....
TASK = CC35 -S1T59A •-EPA=R806640 * + (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 07/79 - O7/80 FY80
KB TURKELTAUB EPA/MERL - CINC FTS 8-34O-6675
CE MURPHY OBRIEN & GERE ENGINEERS INC. SYRACUSE NY 13221
JM KARANIK ONONDAGA COUNTY GOVERNMENT SYRACUSE NY 13212
03/79 -COMPLETE PREPARATION OF DETAIL WORK PLAN 5 SAMPLE SITE SELECTION
10/79 -ESTABLISH ANALYTICAL & MICROBIOLOGICAL METHODOLOGY FOR THE TEST SYSTEM
12/79 -COMPLETE ACQUISITION OF REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLES
01/80 -COMPLETE AMES MUTAGENICITY TESTING
02/80 -COMPLETE DATA ANALYSIS
04/80 -COMPLETE DRAFT FINAL REPORT
07/80 -COMPLETE FINAL MANUSCRIPT
WASTEWATER SYSTEMS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
SSIE-GMA 6212 1 EPA -R806640 ORD -RC10B30-1080
PE -C35
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-80
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: A) THE DETERMINATION OF THE MUTAGENIC POTENTIAL OF URBAN RUNOFF AND COMBINED SEWER
OVERFLOW (CSO) IN TEST CATCHMENT AREAS IN ONONDAGA COUNTY OF NEW YORK AND ITS APPLICABILITY TO
URBAN AREAS IN GENERAL, B) THE CORRELATION OF MUTAGENICITY RESULTS WITH BASELINE ANALYTICAL DATA
FOR EACH CATCHMENT AREA, RELATING MUTAGENIC POTENTIAL TO UNIQUE CATCHMENT AREA CHARACTERISTICS, AND
C) THE EVALUATION OF FOUR TREATMENT METHODOLOGIES FOR THEIR APPLICABILITY TO THE REDUCTION OF THE
TOXIC POTENTIAL IMPOSED BY UNTREATED URBAN RUNOFF AND CSO. APPROACH: RUNOFF AND CSO SAMPLES WILL BE
COLLECTED FROM A CROSS SECTION OF URBAN AREAS IN ONONDAGA COUNTY AND FROM THREE OTHER URBAN AREAS
FOR A COMPARISON OF DATA. THE AMES MUTAGENICITY TEST WILL THEN BE PERFORMED ON THE SAMPLES AND THE
RESULTS WILL BE ANALYZED AND EVALUATED.
(PE-C35 )
10-01
RECN-005116
LABN-C822A-S1T59A
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
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'PROJECT: OO5344
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID..
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
503-757-4611
DEPT OF SYSTEMICS & ECOL
- WATER QUALITY
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT
-EXPERIMENTAL POND STUDIES ON THE EFFECTS OF AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDES ON
AQUATIC FOOD
TASK =M820 -O00020 **EPA=R806641 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE • 05/79 - 05/80 : FY79
JN GAKSTETTER EPA/ERL - CORVALLIS
F DENOYELLES UNIV OF KANSAS
05/80 -CONCLUSIONS ON THE EFFECT OF ATRAZINE
(PE-820 ) FRESHWATER ECO EFFECTS
CONCLUSIONS ON EFFECT OF ATRAZINE
20-1O AA FOR WATER AND WASTE MANAGEMENT
2O-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
20-R07 EPA REGION VII
EXPERIMENTS HAVE BEEN STARTED.
RECN-005344 ' SSIE-GMA 6351 EPA -R806641 ORD -RM10B30-2079
PE -82O
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JAN-MAR 80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: EVALUATE THE RESPONSE OF POND ECOSYSTEM TO DOSES OF ATRAZINE STIMULATING LEVELS WHICH ARE
KNOWN TO OCCUR IN KANSAS SURFACE WATERS. CONCURRENTLY EVALUATE BIOASSAYS AS A MEANS FOR PREDICTING
FIELD RESPONSES. EXAMINE FOOD CHAIN ACCUMULATION OF ATRAZINE. APPROACH: TWO PONDS (O.1 ACRE EACH)
WILL RECEIVE A SINGLE DOSE OF ATRAZINE OF 1OOO GLL. TWO OTHER PONDS WILL RECEIVE PERIODIC DOSES TO
MAINTAIN CONCENTRATIONS AT THE 3O GLL LEVEL, TWO OTHER PONDS WILL SERVE AS CONTROLS. TREATMENTS
WILL BE INITIATED IN THE SPRING AND MONITORING OF POND RESPONSE WILL CONTINUE FOR SEVERAL MONTHS.
CONCURRENTLY SEVERAL TYPES OF LABORATORY BIOASSAYS WILL BE CONDUCTED USING ATRAZINE. PROPACHLOR AND
ALACHLOR.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENT'1 PROTECTION AGENCY
ORT: OROCONV (VERSION V2.6> * OFFICE OF RESEARCH / DEVELOPMENT *
GRANT PROJECT DES .PTIONS
RUN DATE: O7/O9/8O * O R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
^PROJECT: OO4786-RAPID TESTING IN VIVO OF CHEMICALS FOR CARCINOGENICITY
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
513-684-7298
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
TASK =0834 -OOOO19 **EPA = R8O6644-01 - * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OO/79 - UNK : FY79
MA PEREIRA EPA/HERL - CINC
B LOMBARDI UNIV OF PITTSBURGH
H SHINOZUKA UNIV OF PITTSBURGH
O7/80 -DETERMINATION OF POTENCY OF KNOWN CARCINOGENS
07/81 -DETERMINATION OF THE CARCINOGENIC POTENCY OF ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES
O7/82 -VALIDATION OF GGT POSITIVE FOCI AS PRENEOPLASTIC LESIONS
(PE-834 ) HEALTH EFFECTS -ENERGY
CHEMICAL CARCINOGENESIS
SSIE-GMA 5777 EPA -R806644-01 ORD -RD1OB30-3079
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT.. .
30-99
RECN-OO4786
PE -834
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: UNDER THIS GRANT THE SHORT-TERM INITIATION/PROMOTION ASSAY IN RAT LIVER FOR CHEMICAL
CARCINOGENS WILL BE FURTHER DEVELOPED AND APPLIED TO ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES. AS PART OF THE
VALIDATION OF THIS ASSAY, THE INITIATING POTENCY OF VARIOUS KNOWN ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICALS WILL BE
DETERMINED. THE CARCINOGENIC POTENCY OF CONCENTRATED DRINKING WATER AND OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES
SUPPLIED BY THE EPA WILL BE TESTED IN ATTEMPTS TO DEFINE THE CARCINOGENIC RISK TO MAN OF WATER
SUPPLY POLLUTANTS. APPROACH: THE CARCINOGENIC PROGRESSION IN RAT LIVER RESULTING FROM ADMINISTERING
AN ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGEN IS PROMOTED BY DIETARY CHOLINE DEFICIENCY IN ORDER TO ACCELERATE THE
APPEARANCE OF PRENEOPLASTIC LESIONS. THE APPEARANCE OF NEOPLASTIC TRANSFORMATION IS DETERMINED BY
THE INDUCTION OF GAMMA GLUTAMYL TRANSFERASE CONTAINING HEPATOCYTES.
'PROJECT: 005604-
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.:
PROGRAM ID. .:
MANDATE .... :
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
PREDICTION OF PREFERENTIAL SELECTIVITY FOR ACTIVATED CARBON ADSORPTION
OF TRACE ORGANIC (HOMOLOG) CONTAMINANTS
TASK =C821B-S5AE 12 **EPA = R8O6648-O1 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/79 - O5/82 FY79
JJ WESTRICK EPA/MERL - CINC 513-684-7652
G BELFORT RENSSELAER POLY INST SCH OF ENG/CHEM 8, ENV ENG
(PE-821 ) URBAN SYS & TOXICS RESID MANAG. - WATER QUALITY
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
RECN-OO56O4 SSIE-GMA 6705 EPA -R8O6648-01 ORD -RC1OB3O-1O79
PE -821
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-OR IGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-8O UPDATED- 06-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE IS TO INVESTIGATE BOTH THE FUNDAMENTAL SOLVOPHOBIC THERMODYNAMIC THEORY AND
A PRIORI PREDICTIVE METHODS (BASED ON ORGANIC STRUCTURE) FOR DEVELOPING A COMPREHENSIVE THEORETICAL
BASIS TO PREDICT THE PREFERENTIAL ADSORPTION OF ORGANIC HOMOLOGS ON ACTIVATED CARBON FROM DILUTE
AQUEOUS SOLUTION. APPROACH: EXPERIMENTAL ADSORPTION DATA WILL BE EXTRACTED FROM THE LITERATURE AND
DIRECTLY MEASURED DURING THE STUDY IN ORDER TO OBTAIN A COMPREHENSIVE DATA-BASE. THE THEORIES
DEVELOPED DURING THIS PROJECT WILL BE USED TO RANK SINGLE SOLUTE HOMOLOGS, AND POSSIBLY DESCRIBE
COMPETITIVE ADSORPTION AMONG HOMOLOGS (AND BETWEEN DIFFERENT HOMOLOG SERIES). DIFFERENT ACTIVATED
CARBONS WILL ALSO BE EVALUATED VIS-A-VIS THEIR SELECTIVITY FOR HOMOLOGS.
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•ORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.6) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH * EVELOPMENT *
GRANT PROJECT DESv .'TIONS
RUN DATE: 07/09/80 * 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
*PROJECT: O04817-AIR POLLUTION MONITORING BY LONG PATH LASERS
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. .
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
FTS 8-629-3158
HIGH ALTITUDE ENGINEERING
HIGH ALTITUDE ENGINEERING
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT ....
TASK = GCO7 -OOO427 * *EPA = R8O6650-O1 * - (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 05/79 - 03/82 : FY80
WA MCCLENNY EPA/ESRL - RTF
LW CHANEY UNIV OF MICHIGAN
FL BARTMAN UNIV OF MICHIGAN
10/79 -RESULTS FROM NORTHEAST OXIDANT STUDY AVAILABLE
05/80 -RESULTS FROM STUDY OF CO VARIABILITY AVAILABLE
O3/82 -EPA TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS, SUPPORT OF FIELD STUDIES
(PE-C07 ) CHARAC. & MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVEL - AIR
EPA TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS, SUPPORT OF FIELD STUDIES
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
REDESIGN OF OPTICS FOR 03 MONITORING SYSTEM IN PROGRESS
FOR FINAL TESTING.
SSIE-GMA 5795 1 EPA -R806650-01
PE -C07
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO USE ESRL'S EXISTING LONG PATH MONITORING SYSTEMS IN FIELD TEST TO MEASURE SPATIAL
(HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL) AVERAGES OF CO AND 03 IN THE AMBIENT AIR. THE UNIQUE MONITORING
CAPABILITIES OF LONG PATH MONITORS WILL BE USED TO VALIDATE AIR QUALITY MODELS AND TO DETERMINE
SPATIAL VARIABILITY OF CO AND 03. APPROACH: TO DESIGN AN OPTICAL TRANSFER SYSTEM TO DEFLECT DIODE
AND C02 LASER BEAMS FROM A MOBILE VAN TO A REMOTE RETRO -REFLECTOR SO THAT A CAPABILITY FOR
MEASURING SLANT HEIGHT AVERAGES OF O3 CAN BE REALIZED. TO MEASURE O3 AND CO SPATIAL AVERAGES IN EPA
FIELD STUDIES.
RECN-004817
LABN-G712B-BB-O32
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORD -RG1OB3O-1O80
UPDATED- 06-28-80
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ORT• ORDCONV (VERSION V2.6) » OFFICE OF RESEARCH A EVELOPMENT -
GRANT PROJECT DESv- TIONS
RUN DATE: O7/O9/SO » O R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
•PROJECT: OO5516-AMBIENT AEROSOL ANALYSIS NEAR COAL GASIFICATION PLANT. YUGOSLAVIA
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID.. :
FINAL OUTPUT :
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT.
FTS 8-629-2254
ARTS & SCI/CHEM DEPT
ARTS & SCI/CHEM DEPT
TASK =GC2P -OOO54G **EPA=R806651-01 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 04/79 - 05/8O : FY8O
RK PATTERSON EPA/ESRL - RTP
JW WINCHESTER FLORIDA STATE UNIV
JW NELSON FLORIDA STATE UNIV
06/79 -EPA SUPPLY SAMPLES TO GRANTEE
OS/79 -GRANTEE SUPPLY PRELIMINARY DATA TO EPA & YUGOSLAVS
05/80 -ORD FINAL REPORT ON TRACE METALS NEAR COAL GASIFICATION PLANT IN REGION KOSOVO,
(PE-C2P ) ATMOS TRANS OF ENERGY RELATED POLLUTANTS
REPORT ON TRACE METALS NEAR COAL GASIFICATION PLANT
IN REGION KOSOVO, YUGOSLAVIA.
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
RESULTS TO BE PRESENTED AT 180TH NATIONAL AM. CHEM.
SOC. MEETING (AUGUST 24-29, 1980); SESSION TO BE
PUBLISHED BY ACS.
RECN-O05516 SSIE-GMA 5782 1 EPA -R806651-01 ORD -RG10B3O-1080
LAEN-G832B-EA-141 PE -C2P
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS -PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: (1) TO SUPPLY SIZE FRACTIONATING AND TIME RESOLVING SAMPLING DEVICES TO THE EPA FOR USE
IN YUGOSLAVIAN GASIFIER STUDY, (2) TO DETERMINE ELEMENTAL COMPOSITION ON SELECTED SAMPLES COLLECTED
BY EPA IN YUGOSLAVIA, AND (3) TO INTERPRET ANALYSIS DATA FROM YUGOSLAVIAN SAMPLES. (4) TO SUPPLY
ELEMENTAL SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS AND TIME RESOLVED ELEMENTAL CONCENTRATIONS TO EPA AND TO YUGOSLAVS.
APPROACH: TO ANALYZE SIZE FRACTIONATED AND TIME RESOLVED SAMPLED COLLECTIONS USING PROTON INDUCED
X-RAY EMISSION (PIXE) TECHNIQUES AND STATISTICAL DATA INTERPRETATION AND ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES.
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* OFFICE OF RESEARCH A'
GRANT PROJECT DESC.
"ORDIS DATA E
PROTECTION AGENCY
HVELOPMENT *
TIONS
X T R A C .T *
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*PROJECT: 006658-PULMONARY EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS RELATED TO ENERGY CONSUMPTION
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
629-2694
GRADUATE SCHOOL
PROd STATUS.
ABSTRACT....
ORD -RH1OB3O-1080
UPDATED- 06-28-80
TASK =HC03 -931800 **EPA=R806652 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/79 - 1O/82 FY8O
ROYCROFT EPA/HERL - RTP
MUSTAFA UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
12/79 -MEASURE THE EFFECT OF DIETARY VITAMIN E ON N02 TOX
12/79 -MEASURE THE TRANSFORMATION OF N02 IN THE LUNG
06/81 -COMPLETE N02 + 03 STUDIES ON SELECTED ENZYMES.
10/84 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-CO3 ) HEALTH EFFECTS/ NON-CRIT POLL -AIR
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-OO6658 SSIE-HZ 8O9318 EPA -R8O6652
PE -C03
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROPOSAL IS THE BIOCHEMICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF THE HEALTH EFFECTS
OF INHALATION EXPOSURE OF RATS TO NITROGEN DIOXIDE OZONE AND SULFUR DIOXIDE ((SIMPLY AND IN
COMBINATION! RANGE FINDING EXPERIMENTS TO DETERMINE A NO EFFECT LEVEL OF N02 INDUCED LUNG DAMAGE
WAS INITIATED. IT WAS FOUND THAT EXPOSURE TO 3 PPM N02 FOR 7 DAYS HAD NO SIGNIFICANT EFFECT ON THF.
PARAMETERS STUDIED (E.G. LUNG WEIGHT. DNA CONTENT, ACTIVITY OF G-6-PD, GLUTATHIONE REDUCTASE AND
PEROXIDASE, SUCCINATE OXIDASE, CYTOCHROME OXIDASE, 6-PGLUCONATE DEHYDROGENASE. AND DISULFIDE
REDUCTASE. IT WAS ALSO FOUND THAT RATS PLACED ON DIETS DEFICIENT IN VITAMIN E PRIOR TO 7 DAYS
EXPOSURE TO 3 PPM N02 SHOWED INCREASED ACTIVITIES OF THE SAME MARKER ENZYMES IN LUNG TISSUE. N02
EXPOSURE ALSO CAUSED AN ALTERATION OF VITAMIN E LEVELS IN LUNG TISSUE ('E.G. 15% DECREASE IN
DEFICIENT RATS, 84% INCREASE IN SUPPLEMENTED RATS, ALL RELATIVE TO UNEXPOSED CONTROLS). ISOLATED
LUNGS WERE EXPOSED TO 5 PPM N02 FOR 90 MINUTES. N02 EXPOSURE DID NOT INCLUDE LUNG EDEMA OR ALTER
GLUCOSE CONSUMPTION AND LACTATE PRODUCTION. N02- WAS THE MAJOR PRODUCT IN PERFUSATE AND LUNG TISSUE
WITH LITTLE OR NO N03-. PERFUSATE N02- PRODUCTION WAS LINEAR WITH TIME. 38% OF THE INHALED N02- WAS
RETAINED BY THE LUNG. WHEN INCUBATED WITH RBC THE N02IN THE CELL FREE MEDIUM WAS RAPIDLY CONVERTED
TO NO3-. THIS MAY SUGGEST THAT A MAJOR PORTION OF INHALED N02 IS CONNECTED TO N02- IN THE LUNG, AND
THAT N02- MAY THEN DIFFUSE INTO THE BLOOD WHERE IT IS OXIDIZED TO N03-.
^PROJECT: OO4699-WASTE TO ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE - 1979 UPDATE
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT ....
TASK =B827B-OOO861 **EPA=R8O6653-01 »* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 03/79 - O2/8O FY79
HM FREEMAN EPA/IERL - CINC
R SMITHSON BATTELLE MEMORIAL INST COLUMBUS OH 432O1
04/80 -CONFERENCE
O6/8O -PROCEEDINGS REPORT
(PE-827 )
PROCEEDINGS REPORT
RECN-OO4699
PE -827
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO PROVIDE A FORUM FOR NEW R S D RESULTS IN THE WASTE TO ENERGY TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY.
APPROACH: A 3-DAY TECHNICAL CONFERENCE WAS HELD IN CINCINNATI APRIL 15-16. 138O.
ENV IMPACT OF CONV & ADV ENERGY SYSTEMS
SSIE-GMA 5759
EPA -R806653-O1
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
513-584-4363
COLUMBUS
ORD -RB1OB30-4079
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
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- OFFICE OF RESEARCH A
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-ORDIS DATA E
PROTECTION AGENCY
EVELOPMENT -
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•PROJECT- OO5988-MINERAL MATTER AND TRACE ELEMENTS IN COAL
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID. :
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
TASK =F8250-792040 »*EPA=R806654 •" (GRANT).
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE • O4/79 - O4/82 FY79
JP KILGROE EPA/IERL - RTP 919-541-2851
SJ RUSSELL UNIV OF ILLINOIS CIV ENG DEPT
(PE-825 ) FUEL PROCESSING .PREPARATION ADV COMBUSTION
20-14 DAA FOR SOLID WASTE
20-23 DAA FOR AIR QUALITY PLANNING AND STANDARDS
PREIMINARY INTERPRETATION OF ELEMENT CONCENTRATION IN THE HERRIN
(NO. 6) COAL HAS BEEN MADE FOR THE CHALCOPHILE ELEMENTS PB, AS. 0.
SB, NI, AND CU. CONCENTRATIONS OF THESE ELEMENTS ARE HIGHE N NORTH
CENTRAL AND NW ILLINOIS AND FOR THE SOUTHERN AREA OF THE ILLINOIS
BASIN. CONCENTRATIONS ARE HIGHER IN THE EASTERN PORTION. AREAS OF HIGH
CHALCOPHILE ELEMENT CONCENTRATION ARE IN PUOXIMITY TO THE PB-ZN MINERALA
DISTRICT OF NW ILLINOIS OND TO THE CAVIN ROCK FLUORSPAR-GALENA
MINERALIZED DISTRICT OF SES ILLINOIS.
RECN-OO5988 SSIE-GMA 65O3 EPA -R806654 ORD -RF10B30-2079
PE -825
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ENTERED - 06-28-80
UPDATED- 06-28-8O
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: 1) MAP THE GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF MAJOR, MINOR AND TRACE ELEMENTS AND MINERALS IN
SELECTED ILLINOIS BASIN COALS; AND 2) DETERMINE THE ORGANIC/INORGANIC AFFINITIES OF TRACE ELEMENTS
IN COAL. APPROACH: PREPARE MAPS OF THE GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTIONS OF MAJOR, MINOR AND TRACE ELEMENTS
AND MINERALS IN ILLINOIS COALS.
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+PROJECT- OO480S
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES--.
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENT'" PROTECTION AGENCY
- OFFICE OF RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT *
GRANT PROJECT DES. .PTIONS
* 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT
AND APPLICATION OF A LONG-RANGE TRANSPORT MODEL
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-REFINEMENT, VERFICATION,
OF S02 AND SULFATE
TASK =GC1M -O00337 * *EPA = R806658-01 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 05/79 - 12/80 FY80
GC HOLZWORTH EPA/ESRL - RTP
ER REITER COLORADO STATE UNIV
T HENMI COLORADO STATE UNIV
12/8O -MODEL PROGRAM, VALIDATION, PROJECTED SCENARIOS
(PE-C1M ) ANTICIPATOR/ - INTERDISCIPLINARY
INTERIM REPORT RECEIVED ON PROGRESS ON 12/79 REPORTS ON PRIOR
GRANTRS ARE LONG RANGE TRANSPORT AND TRANSPORMATION OF
S02 AND SULFATE (EPA-600/4-79-068) AND RESIDENCE TIME OF
ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTANTS AND LONG RANFE TRANSPO
(EPA-600/4-78-OO3)
10-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
REPORT ON AEROSOL TRANSPORT OF SULFURIC ACID FROM ROAD
HAS BEEN PRINTED.
SSIE-GMA 5816 1
PE -C1M
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
THE INVESTIGATORS
RECN-OO4808
LABN-G603A-AC-05
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
OBJECTIVE: TO IMPROVE
VALIDATING THE MODEL
EARLIER WORK ON THIS
FTS-8-629-4551
AGRIC ENG DEPT
AGRIC ENG DEPT
EPA -R8O6658-O1
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RG10B30-1O78
UPDATED- 06-28-8O
DEVELOPING AN ALGORITHM FOR ACIDITY OF
PROJECTED S02 EMISSIONS. APPROACH: TO UTILIZE LITERATURE FOR MODEL PHYSICS
EPA EMISSIONS AND AIR QUALITY DATA FOR VALIDATION OF MODEL RUNS.
MODEL BY OPTIMIZING COMPUTER PROGRAMS.
PRECIPITATION. AND APPLY THE MODEL TO
AND CHEMISTRY. AND USE
•"PROJECT: 005208-DEVELOPMENT OF DETAILED TESTING PROTOCOLS FOR DETERMINING ATMOSPHERIC
LIFETIME OF TOXIC ORGANICS
TASK =G760C-DA0003 **EPA=R806661-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/79 - 09/80 FY79
JW SPENCE EPA/ESRL - RTP FTS 8-629-2998
UNIV OF CALIFORNIA AIR POLL RES CTR
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID...
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
JN PITTS
09/80 -REPORT ON TESTING PROTOCOLS
(PE-760 )
RECN-OO52O8
PE -760
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
TRANSPORT AND FATE -TOXIC SUBSTANCES
SSIE-GMA 6194 EPA -R805661-O1
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RG1OB3O-4O79
UPDATED- OCT-DEC
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OVERALL OBJECTIVE OF THIS-GRANT IS TO DEVELOP AND TO VALIDATE DETAILED TESTING
PROTOCOLS BASED ON SIMPLE, COST-EFFECTIVE, REPEATABLE TEST PROCEDURES FOR DETERMINING THE LIFETIME
OF TOXIC ORGANICS. APPROACH: THE FEASIBILITY OF TEFLON BAGS WILL BE INVESTIGATED FOR DETERMINING
THE REACTION RATES OF TOXIC ORGANICS WITH OZONE AND HYDROXYL RADICALS. TESTING PROCEDURES TO
DETERMINE THE RATE OF PHOTOLYSIS OF HALOGENATED ORGANICS WILL ALSO BE INVESTIGATED.
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•ORDIS DATA EXTRACT-
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. . :
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. :
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT . :
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF WOMEN EXPOSED TO STYRENE AND REPRODUCTIVE
DYSFUNCTION
TASK = DC)T -5DO05E * *EPA=R806669-01 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 05/79 - 08/81 - FY80
RK MIDAY EPA/HERL - CINC FTS 8-684-7461
G LEMASTERS UNIV OF CINCINNATI CIV & CIV ENG DEPT
SM BROOKS UNIV OF CINCINNATI CIV & CIV ENG DEPT
12/79 -SELECTION OF STUDY AND COMPARISON GROUPS COMPLETED
06/81 -INTERVIEWING COMPLETED
O3/82 -RISK RATIOS CALCULATED FOR VARIOUS EXPOSURES
(PE-C1T ) HEALTH EFFECTS - TOXICS
1O-13 SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL ACT
20-30 AA FOR TOXIC SUBSTANCES
QUESTIONNAIRE COMPLETED.
RECN-OO5173 SSIE-GMA 6176 1
ORD -RD1OB30-5O80 LABN-D629 -02
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVES ARE TO DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT WOMEN OCCUPATTONALLY EXPOSED TO STYRENE
EXPERIENCE ANY REPRODUCTIVE DYSFUNCTION WHEN COMPARED WITH A SIMILAR WORKING UNEXPOSED CONTROL
GROUP, AND TO DETERMINE IF MEASURING REPRODUCTIVE DYSFUNCTION IS A USEFUL METHODOLOGY FOR
MONITORING POPULATIONS EXPOSED TO TOXIC CHEMICALS. APPROACH: THE APPROACH IS THROUGH THE USE OF AN
HISTORICAL COHORT EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF WOMEN AGED 18-30 WHO HAVE WORKED IN THE STYRENE
MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY. A QUESTIONNAIRE WILL BE ADMINISTERED VIA TELEPHONE TO THE EXPOSED AND
UNEXPOSED WORKERS TO MEASURE SPONTANEOUS ABORTION, MENSTRUAL DYSFUNCTION. STILLBIRTH. PREMATURITY.
INFERTILITY AND CONGENITAL MALFORMATION.
EPA -R806669-O1
PE -C1T
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RISK RATTIOS
UPDATED- O6-28-8O
"PROJECT- OO46O3-1980 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CONTROL OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SPILLS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
TASK =B610A-OOO906 **EPA=R80667 1 -01 * <• (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O5/79 - 05/8O : FY79
I WILDER
RF HARBISON
(PE-610 )
40-99
RECN-004603
PE -610
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
EPA/IERL - CINC
VANDERBILT UNIV
INDUSTRIAL PROC. - WATER
SSIE-GMA 5757
QUALITY
EPA -P.806671-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
FTS 8-340-6635
SCH OF MED/BIOCHEM DEPT
ORD -RE10B30-4O79
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: A CONFERENCE WILL CONVENE IN THE SPRING 198O ON CONTROL AND PREVENTION ON HAZARDOUS
MATERIAL SPILLS. APPROACH: THE TOPICS TO BE PRESENTED INCLUDED: PREVENTION, SPILL MOVEMENT,
TRAINING. AND RESEACH AND DEVELOPMENT.
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CRT' ORDCONV (VERSION V2.6) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH A EVELOPMENT *
GRANT PROJECT DESv. TIONS
RUN DATE: O7/O9/80 f 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
^PROJECT: OO51O7-ULTIMATE USES OF SEWAGE SLUDGE - NON-FOOD CHAIN
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT....
FTS 8-684-7661
AGRIC ENG DEPT
TASK = CC36 -S1TC47 **EPA=R8O6672-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/79 - 02/83 . FY80
GK DOTSON EPA/MERL - CINC
TC WEIDENSAUL OHIO AGRIC R&D CTR
11/79 -PROJECT STARTED
11/82 -PROJECT COMPLETED
02/83 -USE OF SEWAGE SLUDGE FOR NON-FOOD CHAIN CROP PURPOSES
(PE-C36 ) URBAN SYS & TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGE - WATER QUALITY
REPORT: "USE OF SEWAGE SLUDGE FOR NON-FOOD
CHAIN CROP PURPOSES"
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
10-05 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
RECN-OO51O7 SSIE-GMA 6223 1 EPA -R8O6672-O1 ORD -RC1OB3O-1O80
PE -C36
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- O6-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO ELUCIDATE EFFECTS OF DIGESTED SEWAGE SLUDGE ON: (A) CONTAINER-PRODUCED CONIFER AND
HARDWOOD TREES IN THE GREENHOUSE, (B) CONVENTIONAL NURSERY PRODUCTION OF FOREST TREE SEEDLINGS. (C)
MYCORRHIZAE FUNCTIONS, (D) PLANTATION PRODUCED CHRISTMAS TREES, AND (E) RENOVATION OF MARGINAL AND
DISTURBED LAND FOR TREE PRODUCTION. APPROACH: TO INVESTIGATE THE OBJECTIVES BY GREENHOUSE. NURSERY.
LABORATORY AND PILOT SIZE PLOTS UNDER ACTUAL FIELD CONDITION STUDIES.
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FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
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PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT. . . :
-METHODS FOR ENTERIC VIRUS CONCENTRATION FROM RAW AND FINISHED DRINKING
WATER SUPPLIES
TASK =DC6O -5AOO1O *»EPA=R8O6677-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O8/.79 - 02/82 : FY80
W JAKUBOWSKI EPA/HERL - CINC
MD SOBSEY UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA
O8/80 -ANNUAL REPORT
02/82 -FINAL REPORT - RECOMMENDATIONS FOR METHODOLOGY
(PE-C60 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - DRINKING WATER
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR METHODOLOGY
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
20-12 DAA FOR WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS
20-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
PREPARATIONS OF INORGANIC PARTICULATES (BENTONITE AND
FERRIC OXIDE) HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED FOR CONDUCTING SOLID
ASSOCIATED VIRUS CONCENTRATION EXPERIMENTS. REMOVAL OF
NATURALLY-OCCURING PARTICULATES FROM WATER SAMPLES RESULTS
IN DECREASED VIRUS RETENTION AND INCREASED ELUTION EFFICIENCY
SSIE-GMA 6181 1
PE -C60
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
FTS 8-684-7385
DEPT OF ENV SCI & ENGIN
EPA -R806677-O1
ORD -RD1OB3O-5030
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- 06-28-80
RECN-005172
LABN-D6O7D-014
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
OBJECTIVE: DEVELOP AND EVALUATE RECOVERY AND CONCENTRATION METHODS FOR ENTERIC VIRUSES ABSORBED TO
NATURALLY OCCURRING ORGANIC AND INORGANIC SOLIDS (TURBIDITY) IN LARGE VOLUMES OF RAW AND FINISHED
DRINKING WATER SUPPLIES. DEVELOP AND EVALUATE METHODS FOR ELIMINATING OR CONTROLLING THE EFFECTS OF
NATURALLY OCCURRING DISSOLVED AND COLLOIDAL SUBSTANCES IN RAW AND FINISHED DRINKING WATER SUPPLIES
THAT INTERFERE WITH ENTERIC VIRUS ADSORPTION TO AND ELUTION FROM MICROPOROUS FILTERS. APPROACH:
BECAUSE OF THEIR POTENTIAL ADVANTAGES OVER CONVENTIONAL VIRUS ADSORBENTS, MICROPOROUS FILTERS THAT
ARE MORE ELECTROPOSITIVE THAN THE CONVENTIONAL ELECTRONEGATIVE FILTERS WILL BE DEVELOPED AND
EVALUATED FOR ENTERIC VIRUS CONCENTRATION FROM LARGE VOLUMES OF RAW AND FINISHED DRINKING WATER
SUPPLIES. USING THE OPTIMUM CONDITIONS DEVELOPED FOR BOTH ELECTROPOSITIVE AND ELECTRONEGATIVE
FILTERS, THEY WILL BE RIGOROUSLY COMPARED FOR THE RECOVERY OF ALL FOUR MAJOR ENTERIC VIRUS GROUPS
( ENTEROVIRUSES, REOVIRUSES/ROTAVIRUSES, PARVOVIRUSES AND ADENOVIRUSES) FROM LARGE VOLUMES OF RAW
AND FINISHED DRINKING WATER SUPPLIES.
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EMISSIONS
TASK =G603A-AF0015 **EPA=R8O6678-01 -1 (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 05/79 - 05/82 FY79
EPA OFFICER.: JJ BUFALINI EPA/ESRL - RTF 919-541-2422
INVESTIGATOR.: DR CRONN WASHINGTON STATE UNIV DEPT OF CIVIL & ENV ENGIN
M CAMPBELL WASHINGTON STATE UNIV DEPT OF CIVIL & ENV ENGIN
J SHEPPARD WA~-iINGTON STATE UNIV DEPT OF CIVIL & ENV ENGIN
MILESTONES... O6/8O -REPORT ON METHYL- CHLGFjFORM IN ATMOSPHERE
PROGRAM ID... (PE-6O3 ) TRANS. AND FATE -AIR
MANDATE : 10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
CURR. RESULTS: MIXING RATIO OF CH3CCL MEASURED AND FOUND TO BE
APPROX 100 PPT IN NORTHERN HEMISPHERE IN 1978.
ORDIS CODES.. RECM-OO481O SSIE-GMA 5810 EPA -R8O5678-O1 ORD -RG1OB30-1079
PE -603
PROJ STATUS.. PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT OBJECTIVE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS WORK IS TO MEASURE METHYL CHLOROFORM AND OTHER HALOGENATED
HYDROCARBONS PRESENT IN THE TROPOSPHERE AND ALSO MEASURE OH RADICALS THAT LEAD TO THE DESTRUCTION
OF HALOCARBONS IN THE TROPOSPHERE. APPROACH: THE HALOCARBONS WILL BE MEASURED WITH THE USE OF A GAS
CHROMATOGRAPH EQUIPPED WITH AN ELECTRON CAPTURE DETECTOR. THE OH RADICALS WILL BE MEASURED WITH
TAGGED C140. THE C14O2 RESULTING FROM REACTION OF CO WITH OH WILL BE MEASURED WITH A LOW LEVEL
COUNTER. RESULTS TO DATE: THE MIXING RATIO OF CH3 CCL3 HAS BEEN MEASURED AND FOUND TO BE
APPROXIMATELY 1OO PPT IN THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE IN 1978. THE OH RADICAL CONCENTRATION WAS FOUND TO
BE BETWEEN 2 X 1O THE 5TH POWER AND 4 X 1O THE 6TH POWER/CM.
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"•PROJECT: 005137-MODELING OF FINE SEDIMENT TRANSPORT PROCESSES FOR TRACKING POLLUTANT
MOVEMENT
TASK = KC28 -OOO412 '*EPA=R8O6684-01 +' (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/79 - 10/81 FY80
RB AMBROSE EPA/ERL - ATHENS FTS 8-250-3546
AJ MEHTA STATE UNIV SYS OF FLORIDA DEPT. OF OCEANOGRAPHY
10/8O -INTERIM REPORT ON MODEL DEVELOPMENT
10/81 -FINAL REPORT ON SEDIMENT TRANSPORT MODEL TESTING AND DEVELOPMENT
(PE-C28 ) TRANS. AND FATE - WATER QUALITY
FINAL REPORT ON SEDIMENT TRANSPORT MODEL
TESTING AND DEVELOPMENT
10-03 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
1O-06 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE. FUNG. AND RODENT ACT
2O-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
DATA OBTAINED WHICH CHARACTERIZES EROSION OF SEDIMENTS
IN STRATIFIED BEDS. COMPLETION SCHEDULED FOR 9/81.
SSIE-GMA 6243 1 EPA -R806684-Q1 ORD - RK10E30-5080
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID. .
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE...
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS. :
ABSTRACT
RECN-005137
PE -C28
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- O6-28-8O
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS STUDY IS TO DEVELOP AND TEST PROCESS DESCRIPTIONS FOR SEDIMENT
DEPOSITION AND SCOUR IN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS. THESE PROCESS DESCRIPTIONS WILL BE INTERFACED WITH
POLLUTANT TRANSPORT AND FATE MODELS SO THAT ESTIMATIONS OF MOVEMENT OF ORGANIC TOXIC SUBSTANCES
WHICH SORB TO SUSPENDED PARTICULATE CAN BE MADE. APPROACH: THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS PROJECT WILL BE
ACCOMPLISHED IN THREE PHASES. FIRST, A LITERATURE SURVEY WILL BE CONDUCTED TO ASSESS THE
STATE-OF-THE-ART. SECOND, BASED ON THE RESULTS OF THE SURVEY AND GRANTEE'S EXPERIENCE, A MODEL WILL
BE CONSTRUCTED WHICH DESCRIBES THE PROCESSES OF DEPOSITION AND SCOUR IN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS.
THIRD. THE MODEL WILL BE TESTED IN A LABORATORY FACILITY TO DETERMINE RANGE OF VALIDITY AWARD OF
GRANT WAS MADE IN SEPTEMBER 1979. COMPLETION DATE IS SCHEDULED FOR SEP. 1981.
'PROJECT: 006029-FUEL NITROGEN MECHANISMS IN LAMINAR OPPOSED JET DIFFUSION FLAMES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE ....
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
FTS 8-629-2432
DEPT OF ELECTRICAL
ENGIN
TASK =F829L-791 -ISO * »EPA=R8O6685 '- (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/79 - 07/82 FY79
WS LANIER EPA/IERL - RTP
JO WENDT UNIV OF ARIZONA
(PE-829 ) NITROGEN OXIDE CONTROL -ENERGY
20-23 DAA FOR AIR DUALITY PLANNING AND STANDARDS
RECN-006029 SSIE-GMA 6502 EPA -R8O6685 ORD -RF10B30-2079
PE -829
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - O6-2S-8O UPDATED- 06-2S-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: SHED LIGHT ON THE KINETIC MECHANISMS OF FUEL NITROGEN CONVERSION UNDER FUEL RICH AND
OXIDATIVE PYROLYSIS ENVIRONMENTS SIMILAR TO THOSE OF IMPORTANCE IN PRACTICAL COMBUSTORS. THE
PROJECT WILL FOCUS ON THE CHEMICAL PROCESSING OF VARIOUS FUEL NITROGEN COMPOUNDS IN A LAMINAR.
STRETCHED. DIFFUSION FLAME ENVIRONMENT. APPROACH: PROVIDE DATA TO BE USED WITH OTHER DATA ON COAL
PYROLYSIS AND/OR OIL DISTILLATION TO PREDICT DIFFERENT POLLUTANT FORMING CHARACTERISTICS OF
DIFFERENT NITROGEN CONTAINING FUELS.
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•PROJECT- OO5129-SEATTLE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM CORROSION CONTROL STUDY
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
TASK =CC61 -S1TO72 * *EPA=R806686-01 » " (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/79 - O3/S2 FY8O
MC GARDELS EPA/MERL - CINC
GJ KIRMEYER SEATTLE CITY WATER DEPT.
O6/80 -START UP OF PILOT PLANT SYSTEMS
03/81 -COMPLETION OF PILOT WORK
10/81 -END OF EVALUATION
(PE-C61 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT & GROUND WATER PROT
1O-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT ....
RECN-OO5129
PE -C61
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORV-RESEARCH
OBJECTIVE: TO DEVELOP
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UPDATED- 06-28-80
WA 98104
INFO-UPDATED
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APPROPRIATE STARTUP PROCEDURES FOR FULLSCALE CORROSION CONTROL IN SEATTLE'S
WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM. APPROACH: TO TREAT AND MONITOR ISOLATED PORTIONS OF THE DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM AND TO DOCUMENT RESULTS OF ANTICIPATED REDUCTION IN CORROSION.
•PROJECT' OO483O-PRECONCENTRATION AND ANALYSIS OF AMMONIA AND AMINES IN AIR
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
FTS 8-629-3158
DEPT. OF CHEMISTRY
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
COMMENT..
ABSTRACT.
TASK =G833D-EB-O17 + *EP A = R8O6688 -O 1 •" - (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 05/79 - 05/80 : FY79
WA MCCLENNY EPA/ESRL - RTP
RS BRAMAN STATE UNIV SYS OF FLORIDA
1O/80 -ORD REPORT ON DETECTION OF AMBIENT LEVELS OF AMMONIA AND AMINES
(PE-833 ) MEASURE. SYS & IMSTR. DEVEL FOR ENGIN.
REPORT ON DETECTION OF AMBIENT LEVELS OF
AMMONIA AND AMINES.
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
TUNGSTIC ACID IDENTIFIED AS SORBANT; FIELD TESTING
USING DIFFUSION TUBES WITH TUNGSTIC ACID COATING
SHOW PLUS OR MINUS PRECISION FOR NH3 DETECTION AT
1PPB LEVEL.
RECN-OO4830 SSIE-GMA 5789 EPA -R806688-01
PE -833
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED-
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
CONTINUATION OF GRANT 8O6099
OBJECTIVE: TO PRECONCENTRATE NH3 AND AMINES FROM THE AMBIENT AIR AND THEN TO MEASURE THEM
INDIVIDUALLY AS THEY ARE THERMALLY DESORBED FROM THE PRECONCENTRATOR. OBJECTIVE IS ONE OF
INSTRUMENTAL TECHNIQUE DEVELOPMENT. APPROACH: NH3 AND AMINE STANDARDS WILL BE ESTABLISHED AND
LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS TO TEST SORBENT MATERIALS WILL BE PLANNED AND EXECUTED. THE BEST SORBENT
WILL BE SELECTED FOR EXTENSIVE TESTING.
ORD -RG10B30-1079
JUL-SEP 79
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INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
ANALYSIS AND ASSESSMENT OF INCINERATED MUNICIPAL SLUDGE ASHES AND
LEACHATE
TASK =CC36 -S1TB24 - »EPA=R806690-01 - •- (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O7/79 - 03/81 FV80
AE ERALP EPA/'MERL - CINC FTS-8-684 - 7663
TL THEIS UNIV OF NOTRE DAME DEPT OF CIVIL ENGIN
11/79 -FIRST INTERIM REPORT
02/80 -SECOND INTERIM REPORT
12/80 -FINAL REPORT SUBMITTED
(PE-C36 ) URBAN SYS & TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGE - WATER OUALITr
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
30-99 ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
RECN-O051O4 SSIE-GMA 6231 1 EPA -R806690-01 ORD -RC10B30-5080
PE -C36
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OVERALL OBJECTIVE WILL BE TO CHARACTERIZE THE BU-LK AND SURFACE PROPERTIES OF
INCINERATED MUNICIPAL WASTE SLUDGES. TO RELATE THESE CHARACTERISTICS TO THE AMOUNT OF METALS WHICH
ARE LEACHABLE INTO AQUEOUS SOLUTION. THIS WILL INCLUDE AN EVALUATION OF THE MATERIALS UNDER THE
GUIDELINES BEING FORMULATED UNDER THE RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT (P.L. 94-58O)
APPROACH: THE ABOVE OBJECTIVES WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY THE FOLLOWING OUTPUT PLAN: 1) TO PREPARE AN
INTERIM REPORT ON THE CURRENT LEVEL OF UNDERSTANDING OF THE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS
OF MUNICIPAL SLUDGE, 2) TO PREPARE AN INTERIM REPORT ON THE ANALYTICAL PROCEDURES IN
CHARACTERIZATION, AND 3) CONDUCT LABORATORY STUDIES AND PRESENT THE FINDINGS IN A FINAL REPORT
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INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
FTS 8-629-2648
ARTS & SCI/CHEM DEPT
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT . . .
TASK =GCO5 -OOO228 +•EPA=R8O6693-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 05/79 - O5/82 : FY80
CF WALTERS EPA/ESRL - RTP
JW WINCHESTER FLORIDA STATE UNIV
09/79 -COMPLETE SUMMER FIELD STUDY
O9/8O -COMPLETE SUMMER FIELD STUDY
05/82 -DATA VOLUME AND ANALYSIS OF SULFUR AND TRACE METAL CONCENTRATIONS OVER EASTERN
(PE-C05 ) TRANS. AND FATE - AIR
DATA VOLUME AND ANALYSIS OF SULFUR AND TRACE METAL
CONCENTRATIONS OVER EASTERN U.S.
1O-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
SSIE-GMA 6123 1 EPA -R806693-01
PE -COS
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: CHARACTERIZE THE OCCURRENCE OF SULFUR IN AEROSOL PARTICLES AT SAMPLING STATIONS IN
LOCATIONS BETWEEN THE MID-CONTINENT AND EASTERN SEABOARD OF CONTINENTAL U.S.A. EMPHASIS IS BEING
PLACED ON THE CONCENTRATIONS OF SULFUR IN RELATION TO OTHER ELEMENTS PRESENT IN THE AEROSOL AND ON
THE TIME VARIABILITY OF THESE CONCENTRATIONS. APPROACH: CONTINUE THE PIXE (PROTON INDUCED X-RAY
EMISSION) ANALYSIS OF TIME SEQUENCE STREAKER FILTER SAMPLES COLLECTED AT 9 CLASS I SITES OF THE
SURE NETWORK. THE ASSOCIATIONS OF AEROSOL SULFUR CONCENTRATIONS AND THEIR TIME VARIABILITY WITH
RELATIVE AND ABSOLUTE HUMIDITY, GASEOUS S02; NOX, AND 03 CONCENTRATIONS, AND AIR FLOW TRAJECTORIES
WILL BE GIVEN SPECIAL EMPHASIS.
RECN-005184
LABN-G6O3A-AA-144
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORD -RG10B30-1080
UPDATED- 06-28-80
'•PROJECT: 005115-
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE ....
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT. . . .
FEASIBILITY OF AUTOMATED COMBINED SEWER SYSTEMS ALLIED WITH METROPOLITAN
FLOOD WARNING SYSTEMS
TASK =CC35 -S1T078 **EPA=RS06702 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE O7/79 - 02/81 : FY80
DC AMMON EPA/MERL - CINC FTS 8-340-6677
MB MCPHERSON AMERICAN SOC OF CIVIL ENG RES & STANDARDS SERVS
11/79 -CONTINUATION FUNDING PACKAGE PROCESSED
12/79 -RESULTS ON RADAR TECHNOLOGY
O9/8O -SCOPE OF WORK COMPLETED
02/81 -FINAL REPORT PUBLISHED
(PE-C35 ) WASTEWATER SYSTEMS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
RECN-005115 SSIE-GMA 6214 1 EPA -R806702 ORD -RC10B30-1080
LABN-C822A-S1TO78 PE -C35
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS PROJECT ARE TO EVALUATE THE FEASIBILITY OF AUTOMATED COMBINED
CONTROL SYSTEMS UTILIZING INNOVATIVE RADAR SYSTEMS AND TO DEVELOP A STATE-OF-THE-ART REPORT THAT
INTEGRATES TECHNOLOGIES FROM VARIOUS RELEVANT DEVELOPMENTAL PROJECTS. APPROACH: THE APPROACH TAKEN
WILL BE TO INVESTIGATE CALIBRATED DIGITAL RADAR SYSTEMS FOR PRECIPITATION PREDICTIONS. STORM
CHARACTERIZATION AND STORM TRACKING, INCLUDING IMPLICATIONS FOR TRADITIONAL AND AUTOMATED COMBINED
SEWER SYSTEM DESIGN AND OPERATION.
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TASK =CC35 -51T056 **EPA=R8O67O4 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/79 - 03/81 : FY80
EPA OFFICER. : DC AMMON EPA/MERL - CINC FTS 8-34O-6677
INVESTIGATOR.: .LS TUCKER DENVER URBAN DRNAGE & FLD DENVER CO 80211
MB SONNEN M B SONNEN CONSULT ENG WALNUT CREEK CA 94598
MILESTONES. .: 09/79 -REVIEW "208" MONITORING PROGRAMS AND IDENTIFY MONITORING NEEDS
12/79 -LITERATURE REVIEW COMPLETE
08/8O -DESIGN AND SUBMIT USER'S MANUAL
12/80 -PREPARE AND SUBMIT FINAL REPORT
03/81 -PUBLISH FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID.. (PE-C35 ) WASTEWATER. SYSTEMS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
MANDATE.... : 10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
ORDIS CODES. RECN-005573 SSIE-GMA 5872 1 EPA -R806704 ORD -RC10B3O-1O80
LABN-C822A-S1T056 PE -C35
PROJ STATUS.. ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- O5-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS STUDY IS TO PRODUCE A USER'S MANUAL/GUIDEBOOK FOR WET-WEATHER FLOW
QUALITY AND QUANTITY MONITORING PROVIDING A STATISTICALLY DEFENSIBLE MONITORING PROTOCOL AND
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS OF A DATA SET TO SATISFY ANY POSSIBLE MONITORING OBJECTIVES AND ASSURE
TRANSFERABILITY OF DATA. APPROACH: VARIOUS NEEDS OR OBJECTIVES FOR WET-WEATHER MONITORING WILL BE
IDENTIFIED AND ELABORATED UPON IN TERMS OF IMPORTANCE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE TYPES .AND FREQUENCY
OF SAMPLING ONE MIGHT CHOOSE TO EMPLOY.
•PROJECT: OO4798-REDUCED VISIBILITY REGIONS AND ASSOCIATED LARGE-SCALE WEATHER SYSTEMS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID ...
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
TASK =G6O3A-AA- 161 * *EPA = R806705-01 "• (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/79 - 07/81 : FY79
GC HOLZWORTH EPA/ESRL - RTP FTS 8-629-4551
JG EDINGER UNIV OF CALIFORNIA SCH OF LETTERS & SCIENCE
09/81 -REPORT ON CLIMATOLOGY OF REDUCED VISIBILITY REGIONS AND ASSOCIATED
(PE-6O3 ) TRANS. AND FATE -AIR
REPORT ON CLIMATOLOGY OF REDUCED VISIBILITY REGIONS
AND ASSOCIATED WEATHER SYSTEMS.
10-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
INTERIM REPORT "ANALYSIS OF REDUCED VISIBILITY EPISODE OVER
THE EASTERN US" PRESENTED AT 2ND JOINT CONFERENCE ON
APPLICATIONS OF AIR POL. METEOR. 3/24-27/80, NEW ORLEANS.
RECN-OO4798 SSIE-GMA 5811 EPA -R8O67O5-01
PE -603
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO - OR IGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DEVELOP CLIMATOLOGY OF EXTENSIVE AREAS OF REDUCED VISIBILITY AND THE ASSOCIATED
LARGE-SCALE WEATHER FEATURES. INCLUDING THE LIFE HISTORY OF THEIR INTERNAL DrNAMICS. APPROACH:
STUDY INDIVIDUAL EPISODES OF REDUCED VISIBILITY (IN HAND) AND THE ASSOCIATED METEOROLOGICAL
CONDITIONS AS DERIVED FROM ROUTINE OBSERVATIONS OF THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE.
ORD -RG1OB31-1O79
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'PROJECT: 0051O2-ENGINEERING DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS IN SELECTING CONVEYORS FOR RESOURCE
RECOVERY SYSTEMS
TASK =CC73 -S5T24C **EPA=R806709-O1 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/79 - 12/80 : FY80
EPA OFFICER.. CC WILES EPA/MERL - CINC FTS-8-684 - 7881
INVESTIGATOR. J CAMPBELL NATL CTR FOR RES RECOVERY WASHINGTON
H ALTER NATL CTR FOR RES RECOVERY WASHINGTON
MILESTONES...: 08/8O -INTERIM REPORT AVAILABLE (TEST RIGS AND ESTABLISH VARIABLES)
O8/80 -CONTINUATION PACKAGE PROCESSED
12/80 -REPORT DETAILING DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS REQUIRED FOR CONVEYORS USED TO PROCESS S
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-C73 1 SOLID & HAZARDOUS WASTE
FINAL OUTPUT REPORT DETAILING DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS REQUIRED
FOR CONVEYORS USED TO PROCESS SOLID WASTE.
MANDATE : 10-05 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
10-13 SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL ACT
30-99 RESOURCE RECOVERY/SOLID WASTE MGMT
DC 20036
DC 20036
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
RECN-OO5102
PE -C73
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
SSIE-GMA 6221 1
EPA -R8067O9-O1
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD - RC 1OB3O-5O8O
UPDATED- O6-28-SO
INFO-UPDATED
ACCES: -^(JBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DEVELOP ENGINEERING AND SCIENTIFIC DATA TO ENABLE THE PROPER DESIGN FOR CONVEYORS AND
OTHER MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT FOR PROCESSING MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE, ESPECIALLY FOR RESOURCE
RECOVERY. APPROACH: TEST RIGS WILL BE SET UP WITH AVAILABLE EQUIPMENT TO SYSTEMATICALLY STUDY,
THROUGH EXPERIMENTATION. THE BASIC VARIABLES IMPORTANT IN THE MATERIALS HANDLING OF SOLID WASTE.
INFORMATION WILL BE USED TO SUPPLEMENT EXISTING DESIGN DATA FOR CONVEYORS USED IN OTHER
APPLICATIONS.
"•PROJECT- 005163-SURVEY OF SLUDGES FOR PARASITIC CONTAMINATION IN THE NORTHERN UNITED
STATES AND DEVELOP STANDARD PROCEDURE FOR PARASITES
TASK =DC27 -1F0004 * > EPA=R8067 1 1 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O8/79 - 07/81 : FYS'O
NE KOWAL EPA/HERL - CINC FTS 8-684-7477
RS REIMERS TULANE UNIV OF LOUISIANA SCH PUB HLTH/TROP MED
MD LITTLE TULANE UNIV OF LOUISIANA SCH PUB HLTH/TROP MED
07/81 -DRAFT FINAL REPORT
(PE-C27 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - WATER QUALITY
PARASITES IN SLUDGE MANUAL
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
10-05 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE ......
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT. . . .
RECN-OO5163
LABN-D6O7A-OO5C
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
6182 1
EPA -R806711
ORD -RD10B30-1080
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- 06-28-80
SSIE-GMA
PE -C27
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: ( 1 ) TO INVESTIGATE SELECTED MUNICIPAL SLUDGES IN THE NORTHERN PORTION OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE PRESENCE OF RESISTANT STAGES OF PARASITES AND TO COMPARE THE RESULTS WITH THE DATA
PREVIOUSLY COLLECTED IN THE SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES; (2) TO DEVELOP A STANDARD METHOD FOR
PARASITOLOGIC EXAMINATION OF WASTE SLUDGES AND TO PRODUCE A MANUAL FOR EXAMINATION OF SLUDGES FOR
USE BY WASTEWATER TECHNICIANS IN RELATIVELY SIMPLE LABORATORIES: AND (3) TO EVALUATE PROMISING
DECONTAMINATION TECHNIQUES FOR THEIR EFFECTIVENESS IN DESTROYING PARASITES IN WASTE SLUDGES.
APPROACH: STANDARD PARASITOLOGI CAL TECHNIQUES.
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INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
TASK =E883A-100O03 '*EPA=R806714-O1 •* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/79 - 10/80 : FY79
RM BURTON EPA/EMSL - RTP
D LUNDGREN STATE UNIV SYS OF FLORIDA
10/79 -ESTABLISH DESIGN CRITERIA AND DRAWINGS
05/80 -CONSTRUCT AND ASSEMBLE SYSTEM INTO MOBLE VEHICLE
07/80 -VERIFY DESIGN AND OPERATION
08/80 -FIELD TEST AND PREPARE REPORT
09/80 -REVIEW FINAL REPORT
(PE-883 ) MONITORING METHODS & SYSTEMS - AIR
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
20-2O AA FOR AIR AND WASTE MANAGEMENT
SSIE-GMA 6376 EPA -R806714-01
FTS 8-629-3123
DEPT. OF ENVIRN.
ENG
ORD -RE 10B3O-5079
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- JAN-MAR 80
RECN-005325
PE -883
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO PROVIDE AN AMBIENT PARTICLE SAMPLING SYSTEM FOR SIZE SELECTIVE MEASUREMENT OF
ATMOSPHERIC PARTICULATE MATTER IN THE APPROXIMATE 10 TO 100 MICRONS AERODYNAMIC DIAMETER SIZE
RANGE. APPROACH: TO DESIGN. FABRICATE. AND TEST A VERY LARGE VOLUME SAMPLER OPERATING AT A VERY
LARGE FLOW RATE CAPABLE OF MAKING A DIRECT MASS MEASUREMENT BASED UPON AN INERTIAL OR AERODYNAMIC
SIZE. THE DESIGN WILL INCORPORATE VERTICAL AEROSOL FLOW DOWNWARD INTO SEVERAL PARALLEL SINGLE STATE
IMPACTORS, EACH WITH A DIFFERENT COLLECTION EFFICIENCY. BY DIFFERENCE, THE FRACTION BY MASS OF
PARTICULATE MATTER IN EACH SIZE RANGE IS DETERMINED. CUT POINTS OF 60, 30, 15. AND 7.5 RUN TOGETHER
WITH TOTAL SAMPLE WILL BE INCORPORATED.
'PROJECT- 005119-RESEARCH CONFERENCE ON STORMWATER IMPACT ON RECEIVING WATER BODIES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID..
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT..
FTS-8-340-6675
SCH OF ENGINEERING
TASK =CC35 -S2T032 ^*EPA=R806715 •* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/79 - 05/80 : FY80
RB TURKELTAUB EPA/MERL - CINC
YA YOUSEF STATE UNIV SYS OF FLORIDA
11/79 -CONFERENCE
01/80 -DRAFT OF CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
05/80 -CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
(PE-C35 ) WASTEWATER SYSTEMS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
RECN-005119 SSIE-GMA 6211 1 EPA -R806715
LABN-C822A-S2T032 PE -C35
ACTIVE -MULTI v'EAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: A) TO PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR RESEARCHERS, PRACTITIONERS AND OTHERS TO RECEIVE AN
UP-DATE ON THE STATE-OF-THE-ART AND TO LEARN ABOUT RESEARCH FINDINGS DEALING WITH STORMWATER IMPACT
ON RECEIVING WATER BODIES, AND B) TO GATHER TOGETHER THOSE WHO ARE INTERESTED IN STORMWATER EFFECTS
AND CONTROL FOR DIALOGUE REGARDING THE IMPLICATIONS AND APPLICATIONS OF CURRENT RESEARCH RESULTS.
APPROACH: THE UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA (UCF) THROUGH THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND THE
DIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATION PROPOSES TO CONDUCT A TWO-DAY CONFERENCE ON STORMWATER IMPACT ON
RECEIVING WATER BODIES TO BE HELD DURING NOVEMBER 26-27 1979.
ORD -RC10B30-1080
UPDATED- 06-28-80
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EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID ...
MANDATE :
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
-INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECT OF ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATORS, SCRUBBERS,
AND BAGHOUSE ON IN-STACK OPACITY
TASK =F830M-792180 **EPA=R806718 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OS/79 - OB/80 FY79
LE SPARKS EPA/IERL - RTP FTS 8-629-2925
S COWEN ATMOSPHERIC RES GROUP INC ALTADENA CA 91001
(PE-83O ) FLUE GAS PARTICULATE CONTROL -ENERGY
20-23 DAA FOR AIR QUALITY PLANNING AND STANDARDS
RECN-OO6O53 SSIE-GMA 649O EPA -R806718
PE -830
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DEVELOP METHODS FOR PREDICTING IN-STACK OPACITY FROM KNOWLEDGE OF PARTICULATE DATA AND
PARTICULATE CONTROL EQUIPMENT PERFORMANCE. APPROACH: REPORT ON DESIGN TOOLS SUCH THAT PARTICULATE
CONTROL EQUIPMENT CAN BE DESIGNED TO MEET BOTH MASS EMISSION AND OPACITY STANDARDS, USEFUL TO
VENDORS. UTILITIES, CONTROL AGENCIES AND STANDARD SETTING GROUPS.
ORD -RF10B30-2O79
UPDATED- O6-28-SO
'PROJECT- OO5926-
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..•
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT :
919-541-2733
DEPT. OF CIVIL
ENG
IMPROVED BIOLOGICAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT FOR AMMONIA REDUCTION IN STEEL
INDUSTRY WASTEWATERS
TASK =F61OB-79294O "*EPA=R8O6724 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/79 - 09/80 : FY79
JS RUPPERSBERGE EPA/IERL - RTP
RD NEUFELD UNIV OF PITTSBURGH
(PE-61O ) INDUSTRIAL PROC. - WATER QUALITY
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
RECN-OO5926 SSIE-GMA 6487 EPA -R806724
PE -610
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - O6-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: INVESTIGATE THE CAUSE OF BIOLOGICAL NITRIFICATION PROCESS INSTABILITY AS CURRENTLY
OBSERVED IN STEEL INDUSTRY WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES.
ORD -RF1OB31-1O79
UPDATED- O6-28-8O
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•PROJECT: 005227-PERSISTENCE AND TOXIC PERTURBATION EFFECTS IN MODEL ECOSYSTEMS
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INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS'
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
FTS-8-250-3103
KNOXVILLE
TN 37916
TASK = KC1V -000339 **EPA=R806726-01 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OO/79 - O6/82 : FY8O
RR LASSITER EPA/ERL - ATHENS
TG HALLAM UNIV OF TENNESSEE
06/80 -PROGRESS REPORT
06/81 -PROGRESS REPORT
(PE-C1V ) TRANSPORT AND FATE - TOXICS
10-03 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
REVIEW OF LETERATURE ON EFFECTS OF HEAVY METALS,
PESTICIDES, AND TEMPERATURES ON PREDATOR PREY
RELATIONSHIPS.
RECN-OO5227 SSIE-GMA 617O 1
LABN-K760C-339 PE -C1V
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO EXPLORE AND FURTHER DEVELOP THE MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF PERSISTENCE OF BIOLOGICAL
COMMUNITIES, WHICH WILL ENCOMPASS PERSISTENCE IN GENERAL AND AS A CONSEQUENCE OF PERTURBATIONS SUCH
AS THOSE THAT RESULT FROM THE INTRODUCTION OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES. APPROACH: MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS
USING DIFFERENTIAL INEQUALITIES APPROACH OF ECOSYSTEM MODEL BEHAVIOR NEAR EXTINCTION BOUNDARIES.
EPA -R806726-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RK1OB30-108O
UPDATED- O6-28-8O
'PROJECT: OO5207-LONG TERM MEASUREMENTS OF SELECTED TRACE CONSTITUENTS IN AIR
EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID..
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT . . .
TASK =G760C-DA-015 - ^EPA = R8O6729-01 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/79 - 12/32 : FY79
JW SPENCE EPA/ESRL - RTP FTS 8-629-2998
HB SINGH SRI INTERNATL MENLO PARK CA 94O25
10/80 -REPORT ON ATMOSPHERIC LOADINGS AND FATE OF TRACE POLLUTANTS
12/82 -FINAL REPORT ON TRACE CONSTITUENTS
(PE-76O ) TRANSPORT AND FATE -TOXIC SUBSTANCES
REPORT ON TRACE CONSTITUENTS
1O-O3 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
DATA BASE COMPILED OF ATMOSPHERIC LOADINGS OF TRACE
POLLUTANTS AT URBAN, RURAL, AND REMOTE SITES WITHIN
NORTHERN HEMISPHERE AND SOME IN SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE.
RECN-O052O7 SSIE-GMA 6120 EPA -R806729-O1 ORD -RG1OB31 -1079
PE -760
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROGRAM IS TO DETERMINE THE TROPOSPHERIC BURDEN AND FATE OF TRACE
POLLUTANTS (HALOGENATED HYDROCARBONS SF6, NITROGEN SPECIES, AND LIGHT HYDROCARBONS) AT A REMOTE
CLEAN SITE. THE RESULTING DATA BASE WILL BE USED TO DERIVE SEASONAL VARIATIONS AS WELL AS
ATMOSPHERIC GROWTH PATTERNS OF THESE POLLUTANTS. APPROACH: AMBIENT AIR AND SEAWATER SAMPLES WILL BE
COLLECTED ON A BIWEEKLY BASIS AT A REMOTE SITE ON THE CALIFORNIA COAST. SAMPLES WILL BE COLLECTED
IN STAINLESS STEEL AND GLASS CONTAINERS AND THEN IMMEDIATELY ANALYZED BY GAS
CHROMATOGRAPHIC/COULOMETRIC MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES. PROGRSS: A DATA BASE HAS BEEN COMPILED OF THE
ATMOSPHERIC LOADINGS OF THESE TRACE POLLUTANTS AT URBAN. RURAL. AND REMOTE SITES WITHIN THE
NORTHERN HEMISPHERE AND TO A LESSER EXTENT WITHIN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE.
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INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. . .
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
TASK =ESOO -OOOOO6 **EPA=R8O673401 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 07/79 - 06/80 FY79
JC PUZAK EPA/EMSL - RTP
JJ WESOLOWSKI STATE DEPT OF HEALTH
BR -APPEL STATE DEPT OF HEALTH
12/79 -LEAD EXTRACTION STUDY COMPLETE
06/80 -ARSENIC SAMPLING AND ANALYSES COMPLETE
(PE-800 ) QUALITY ASSURANCE -AIR
ARSENIC SAMPLING AND ANALYSES COMPLETE
30-99 CHEMISTRY
RECN-0053O7 SSIE-QMA 6374 EPA -R8O6734O1
PE -80O
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
FTS 8-629-2220
RES FOR CANCER EPIDEM
RES FOR CANCER EPIDEM
ORD -RE1OB30-3079
UPDATED- JAN-MAR 80
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVES ARE TO (1) MINIMIZE NITRATE LOSSES FROM INHALED PARTICULATE SAMPLES, (2)
IMPROVE SAMPLING PROCEDURES FOR ARSENIC, (3) MINIMIZE HANDLING LOSSES FOR INHALED PARTICULATE
SAMPLES, AND (4) IMPROVE EXTRACTION EFFICIENCIES FOR SEVERAL LEAD COMPOUNDS FOUND IN
SMELTERS.APPROACH: NITRATE STABILITY ON TEFLON FILTERS AT ROOM TEMPERATURE AND COLD STORAGE
CONDITIONS WILL BE COMPARED TOGETHER WITH THE EFFICIENCY OF FOUR METHODS FOR AQUEOUS EXTRACTION OF
NITRATE, TECHNIQUES FOR MINIMIZING BACTERIAL OXIDATION-REDUCTION OF NITROGEN SPECIES WILL BE
EVALUATED. ARSENIC WILL BE SAMPLED WITH SYSTEMS PERMITTING RETENTION OF GAS PHASE ARSENIC BY
ADSORPTION ON ALUMINA OR A POLYMERIC ABSORBENT. AN ANALYTICAL METHOD FOR TOTAL ARSENIC (ACID
DIGESTION, FLAME ATOMIC ABSORPTION) WILL BE EVALUATED FOR PRECISION, ACCURACY, WORKING RANGE AND
INTERFACE EFFECTS. THE EXTENT OF LOSS OF PARTICLES WILL BE MEASURED USING TEFLON LO-VOL FILTER
SAMPLES FROM DICHOTOMOUS SAMPLERS. TARED BAGS TO RETAIN PARTICULATE MATTER LOST FROM THE FILTERS
WILL BE EVALUATED AND COMPARED TO PARTICLE WEIGHT LOSS WHEN SUCH FILTERS ARE FOLDED. USING GLASS
FIBER HI-VOL SAMPLES COLLECTED NEAR LEAD AND COPPER SMELTERS. THE EFFICIENCY FOR LEAD EXTRACTION OF
VARYING MIXTURES OF ACIDS WILL BE EVALUATED RELATIVE TO TOTAL LEAD MEASUREMENTS BY X-RAY
FLUORESCENCE ANALYSIS.
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES....
PROGRAM ID ...
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT .
FTS 8-838-4843
DEPT OF FOOD SCI. TECH.
-EFFECT OF DIET ON LAB RAISED LARVAL WINTER FLOUNDER FOR TOXICOLOGICAL
STUDIES
TASK =P6O8C-OOOO29 '*EPA=R8O6735 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE • 07/79 - 07/82 FY79
AD BECK EPA/ERL - NARR
KL SIMPSON UNIV OF RHODE ISLAND
07/79 -INITIATE
(PE-608 ) ECOLOGICAL PROCESSES AND EFFECTS
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
5 ARTEMIA STRAINS EVALUATED AS DIET FOR MARINE
ANIMALS USED IN TOXICOLOGICAL STUDIES. A STRAIN FROM
BRAZIL PROVIDED ACCEPTABLE SURVIVAL AND GROWTH.
THE SAN PABLO BAY, CA, USA STRAIN CAUSED SIGNIFICANT
MORTALITIES.
RECN-005261 SSIE-GMA 6173 EPA -R806735
PE -608
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED-
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DEVELOP METHODS AND TECHNIQUES FOR CONDUCTING NUTRITIONAL ASSAYS WITH WINTER FLOUNDER
LARVAE IN ORDER TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF FEEDING VARIOUS STRAINS OF ARTEMIA ON LARVAL GROWTH AND
SURVIVAL. DESIGN AND CONDUCT PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTS TO DETERMINE POTENTIAL PESTICIDE (CONTAMINANT )
ACCUMULATION IN THE LABORATORY FOOD CHAIN, RICE BRAN ARTEMIA WINTER FLOUNDER LARVAE, AND RELATE THE
EFFECTS OF DIET QUALITY ON RESULTS OF TOXICOLOGICAL BIOASSAYS. APPROACH: ARTEMIA STRAINS WILL BE
OBTAINED AND THEIR NUTRITIONAL VALUE TO FLOUNDER LARVAE WILL BE EVALUATED. A SUITABLE STRAIN WILL
BE SELECTED FOR FURTHER WO_RK. A LIPID MODIFIED RICE BRAN WILL BE FED TO ARTEMIA TO OBTAIN A LIFID
MODIFIED ARTEMIA. THESE ARTEMIA WILL ALSO BE REARED ON A LABELLED PESTICIDE DIET AND FED TO LARVAL
FLOUNDER TO EVALUATE POTENTIAL BIOACCUMULATI ON. SUBSEQUENT PESTICIDES AMD LIPID LEVEL INTERACTION
WILL BE ASSESSED.
ORD -RP10E30-1079
OCT-DEC 79
'PROJECT- 005123-DEMONSTRATION OF THE TECHNOLOGY FOR POTABLE REUSE OF WASTEWATER
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. .
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
TASK =CC35 -SOO410 t' EPA = S806736-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 10/79 - 03/81 FY80
JN ENGLISH EPA/MERL - CINC
DG ARGO ORANGE COUNTY WATER DISTRICT
PL MCCARTY STANFORD UNIV
O3/81 -REPORT DESCRIBING RESULTS PUBLISHED 9/81
(PE-C35 ) WASTEWATER SYSTEMS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
2O-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
RECN-005123
PE -C35
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
SSIE-GMA 6209
EPA -S806736-01
513-684-7613
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
STANFORD
ORD -RC10B30-5080
CA 927O8
CA 94305
ENTERED
UNKNOWN
UPDATED- 06-28-80
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: PROVIDE SUFFICIENT LONG-TERM DATA ON THE PERFORMANCE. RELIABILITY, AND COST OF A 15 MGD
FULL-SCALE ADVANCED WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM TO PERMIT EVALUATION OF ITS FEASIBILITY FOR THE
PRODUCTION OF RECLAIMED WATER FOR POTABLE USE. APPROACH- DOCUMENT OPERATION PROBLEMS AND COSTS OF
AWT. EVALUATE STATISTICAL RELIABILITY OF THE TREATMENT SYSTEM TO MEET CURRENT EPA DRINKING WATER
STANDARDS. DETERMINE EFFICIENCY OF PROCESSES TO REMOVE TRACE CONTAMINANTS. DOCUMENT THE
EFFECTIVENESS OF THE TREATMENT SYSTEM TO REMOVE MUTAGENIC MATERIALS. EVALUATE SURROGATE PARAMETERS
AS INDICATORS OF TREATMENT EFFECTIVENESS OF REMOVING CONTAMINANTS OF HEALTH CONCERN.
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^PROJECT- OO5449-PLANKTONIC FOOD CHAINS AND IMPACT OF PCB'S IN GRAND TRAVERSE AND SAGINAW
BAY
TASK =N769 -OOO055 * *EPA = R8C6742 *«- (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 00/79 - O8/81 : FY79
EPA OFFICER. WL RICHARDSON EPA/ERL - DULUTH FTS 8-226-7811
INVESTIGATOR. DC MCNAUGHT STATE UNIV OF NEW YORK ARTS & SCI/BIOL SCI
MILESTONES... 08/81 -FINAL REPORT .
PROGRAM ID... (PE-769 ) GREAT LAKES PROGRAM
MANDATE : 10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
EPA REGION V
ZOOLOGY
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT....
SSIE-GMA 6309
10-01
10-O3
20-R05
3O-99
RECN-005449
PE -769
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DETERMINE FATE OF PRIMARY PRODUCTION IN GRAND TRAVERSE BAY ECOSYSTEM. DETERMINE ACUTE
TOXICITY OF 2-2' PCB TO THE GREAT LAKES. APPROACH: EXAMINE THE RELATIVE CENTROL OF ALGAL PRODUCTION
BY GRAZING. THE TRANSFORMA'TON AND RELEASE THROUGH EGESTION AND EXCRETION. TAGGED FOODS ('4O WILL
BE USED. PCB TOXICITY WILL ~~ USED USING (3H) TAGGED PURE ISOMERS.
EPA -R806742
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RN10B3O-5079
UPDATED- JAN-MAR 8O
"PROJECT- OO6O18-BUFFER ADDITIVES FOR STACK GAS DESULFURI2ATION BY CAO/CAC03 SLURRY
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK =F828K-791830 **EPA=R806743 (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/79 - 08/81 FY79
RH BORGWARDT EPA/IERL - RTP
GT ROCHELLE UNIV OF TEXAS
(PE-828 ) FLUE GAS SULPHUR OXIDE CONTROL -ENERGY
2O-23 DAA FOR AIR DUALITY PLANNING AND STANDARDS
SSIE-GMA 6486 EPA -R8O6743
FTS 8-629-2336
SCH OF ENG/CHEM ENG
ORD -RF10B30-2079
ENTERED - O6-28-8O
UPDATED- 06-28-80
RECN-006O18
PE -828
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DEFINE THE RELATIVE POTENTIAL OF BUFFER ADDITIVES SUCH AS ADIPIC, SULFOSUCCINIC,
SULFOPROPIONIC, PHTHALIC, HYDROXY-PROPIONIC AND ACETIC ACIDS. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EACH IN
PROMOTING SO2 REMOVAL IN LIMESTONE SCRUBBERS WILL BE DETERMINED AS WELL AS ITS RELATIVE
SUSCEPTIBILITY TO DEGRADATION. APPROACH: PROVIDE DATA TO ASSIST IERL-RTP IN SELECTING THE MOST
PROMISING SCRUBBER ADDITIVES FOR FULL-SCALE FGD TESTING.
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INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES. :
PROGRAM ID.
FINAL OUTPUT :
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
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PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT
EPA -R806744-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RL10B30-1079
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
ASSESSMENT OF PESTICIDE LEACHING PROTOCOLS FOR USE WITH TOXIC ORGANIC
SUBSTANCES
TASK =L76OC-4-OOO1 • * EPA = R8O6744 -01 - •• (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/79 - 09/82 : FY79
AG HORNSBY EPA/ERL - ADA FTS 8-743-23O3
PV RAO STATE UNIV SYS OF FLORIDA SOIL SCI DEPT
09/32 -PROJECT COMPLETION REPORT DETAILING THE WORK CONDUCTED AND RESULTS FOUND DURING
(PE-760 ) TRANSPORT AND FATE -TOXIC SUBSTANCES
REPORT DETAILING WORK CONDUCTED AND RESULTS FOUND.
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
LAB. EQUIPMENT AND TECHNIQUES HAVE BEEN SET UP FOR PROJECT
ACTIVITIES .
RECN-005234 SSIE-GMA 6153
PE -760
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES: 1. DETERMINE THE APPLICABILITY OF PESTICIDE LEACHING PROTOCOLS FOR MEASURING LEACHING
CHARACTERISTICS OF SELECTED TOXIC ORGANIC SUBSTANCES (IDENTIFIED BY U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AGENCY AS PRIORITY POLLUTANTS) IN SOILS; 2. IDENTIFY AND DOCUMENT IN DETAIL ANY PROCEDURAL
MODIFICATIONS THAT ARE REQUIRED TO ADAPT THE PESTICIDE LEACHING PROTOCOLS TO TOXIC ORGANIC
SUBSTANCES; 3. QUANTIFY PROCEDURAL AND OPERATOR VARIABILITY INHERENT TO THE PESTICIDE LEACHING
PROTOCOLS AND IDENTIFY POSSIBLE PROCEDURES FOR MINIMIZING SUCH VARIABILITY; AND 4. EVALUATE THE
TIME AND RESOURCES REQUIRED TO MEASURE LEACHING CHARACTERISTICS OF TOXIC ORGANIC SUBSTANCES.
APPROACH: DURING THE EARLY PERIOD OF THE PROJECT. FIVE ORGANIC CHEMICALS AND FOUR SOILS WILL BE
USED TO ASSESS THE UTILITY OF PESTICIDE PROTOCOLS FOR MEASURING LEACHING CHARACTERISTICS OF TOXIC
ORGANIC SUBSTANCES IN SOILS. THE LEACHING CHARACTERISTICS OF PESTICIDES AND TOXIC ORGANIC
SUBSTANCES WILL BE DETERMINED USING: SOIL THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY (SOIL-TLC). TRANSIENT WATER
FLOW IN AIR-DRY SOIL COLUMNS. AND MISCIBLE DISPLACEMENT THROUGH WATER-SATURATED SOIL COLUMNS.
DURING THE INITIAL STAGES OF THE PROJECT, TWO PESTICIDE COMPOUNDS WILL BE USED TO TEST THE
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE LEACHING AND ADSORPTION PROTOCOLS FOR ESTIMATING THE POTENTIAL FOR ORGANIC
CHEMICAL MOBILITY IN SOILS.
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"•PROJECT- 005121-FIELD EVALUATION OF SWIRL GRIT SEPARATOR AT TAMWORTH, N.S.W. AUSTRALIA
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
TASK =CC35 -S2TO31 **EPA=R8O6746 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/79 - 05/80 : FY8O
R FIELD EPA/MERL - CINC
GJ SHELLEY G. J. SHELLEY CONSLT ENG
12/79 -COMPLETE DATA COLLECTION
O2/80 -DATA EVALUATION COMPLETE
O3/80 -REPORT SUBMITTED
O6/80 -FULL-SCALE SWIRL DEGRITTER EVALUATION REPORT
(PE-C35 ) WASTEWATER SYSTEMS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
FULL-SCALE SWIRL DEGRITTER EVALUATION REPORT
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
201-321-6674
CAMMERAY
AUSTRALIA
SSIE-GMA 6215 1
EPA -R8O6746
ORD -RC1OB30-1O80
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- O6-28-8O
RECN-O05121
PE -C35
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: 1. TEST THE EFFICIENCY OF A FULL-SCALE 16.4 FT (5M) DIAMETER SWIRL GRIT SEPARATOR (BASED
ON THE EPA DESIGN MANUAL) UNDER VARYING FLOW CONDITIONS AND WITH DIFFERENT SOLID CONCENTRATIONS. 2.
ESTABLISH THE PERCENTAGE OF REMOVAL OF SUSPENDED 'SOLIDS AND THE PERCENTAGE OF REMOVAL OF THE GRIT.
APPROACH: A BASIC TEST PROGRAM WILL BE FOLLOWED. REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLES OF UNTREATED WATER (BEFORE
SWIRL ENTRY) AND TREATED WATER (AFTER SWIRL TREATMENT) WILL BE COLLECTED. FLOW RATE AND RIVER
STAGES WILL BE CONCURRENTLY RECORDED. SAMPLES WILL BE COLLECTED AT PREDETERMINED FLOW RATES WITH
VARYING RIVER HEIGHTS. LAB RESULTS (DETERMINATION OF SOLIDS CONCENTRATION) WILL BE ANALYZED FOR
SWIRL EFFICIENCY DETERMINATIONS.
'PROJECT: 005916-MEASUREMENT AND CONTROL OF WIND BLOWN DUST
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID. . .
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK =F604B-792960 *+EPA=R806747 "•• (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/79 - 08/80 : FY79
RV HENDRIKS
SL SOO
(PE-604 )
RECN-OO5916
PE -604
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
EPA/IERL - RTP
UNIV OF ILLINOIS
INDUSTRIAL PROC. - AIR
SSIE-GMA 6498
EPA -R8O6747
ENTERED - 06-28-80
FTS 8-629-2733
SCH OF ENG/CIV ENG DEPT
ORD -RF10B3O-1O79
UPDATED- 06-28-80
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: CONDUCT WIND TUNNEL TESTS TO DETERMINE THE EFFECT OF STORAGE PILE CONFIGURATION AND THE
USE OF WIND BARRIERS TO REDUCE WIND BLOWN DUST. THE NATURE OF DUST GENERATION AND ENTRAINMENT WILL
ALSO BE DETERMINED. VARIOUS METHODS OF STORAGE PILE TREATMENT WILL BE EVALUATED USING A STANDARD
TEST DEVELOPED BY THIS PROJECT. APPROACH: OBTAIN DATA FOR USE BY REGULATORY. INDUSTRIAL ACADEMIC
AND OTHERS CONCERNED WITH IRON AND STEEL AIR POLLUTION ABATEMENT.
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GRANT PROJECT DES>- TIONS
RUN DATE: O7/O9/8O *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
*PROJECT: OO5270-FIFTH BIENNIAL INTERNATIONAL ESTUARINE RESEARCH CONFERENCE
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM TO..
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT....
TASK =W82O -OOO020 **EPA=R806753-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OO/79 - 12/79 FY79
S WILLIAMS EPA/OEPER- DAA
M CftSTAGNA ESTUARINE RES FEDERATION
R BIGGS ESTUARINE RES FEDERATION
08/80 -PUBLICATION OF CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
(PE-82O ) FRESHWATER ECO EFFECTS - WATER QUALITY
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
1O-11 MARINE PROTECTION. RESEARCH AND SANCTUARIES ACT
10-14 NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT
RECN-005270 SSIE-GMA 6206 EPA -R806753-O1
PE -82O
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
OBJECTIVE: CONFERENCE
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
ON RECENT ADVANCES
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
202-755-2755
WACHAPREAGUE
WACHAPREAGUE
ORD -RW1OB3O-1079
VA
VA
23480
2348O
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
IN ESTUARINE RESEARCH.
APPROACH:
AND INFORMAL PRESENTATIONS THE CONFERENCE WILL PROVIDE FOR THE EFFECTIVE
AMONG SCIENTISTS ON CURRENT RESEARCH IN ESTUARINE AND COASTAL PROCESSES.
THE CONFERENCE WILL BE AVAILABLE.
THROUGH A SERIES OF FORMAL
EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION
A PUBLISHED PROCEEDING OF
'PROJECT: OO5451-EXAMINATION OF SEDIMENT EMISSION AND ACCUMULATION OF DISSOLVED GASES IN
LAKE ERIE HYPOLIMNION
TASK = N769 -OO0057 **EPA=R806757 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O5/79 - 09/79 FY79
NA THOMAS EPA/ERL - DULUTH FTS 8-226-7811
DD ADAMS WRIGHT STATE UNIV GRADUATE SCH
05/79 -ECOL. SERIES REPORT
O6/79 -STUDY PLAN
09/79 -FIELD COLLECTION
(PE-769 ) GREAT LAKES PROGRAM
ECOLOGICAL SERIES REPORT
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
2O-R05 EPA REGION V
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT . . . . :
30-99 LIMNOLOGY
GASES HAVE BEEN COLLECTED FROM THREE CRUISES
SSIE-GMA 6312
EPA -R806757
ORD -RN10B30-5079
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- JAN-MAR 80
RECN-005451
PE -769
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES: TO DETERMINE PRODUCTION AND COMPOSITION OF BENTHIC GASES FROM LAKE ERIE SEDIMENTS.
APPROACH: GASES WILL BE COLLECTED FROM BENTHIC CHAMBERS. ACCUMULATION OF REDUCED GASES (H2, CH4,
CO. C2H6) WILL BE RELATED TO HYPOLIMNETIC OXYGEN DEMAND.
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'PROJECT: 005216-X-RAY DIFFRACTION ANALYSIS OF DICHOTQMOUS FILTER SAMPLERS
EPA OFFICER.
r/NVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
FTS 8-629-3155
INST. OF ATMOS. SCI.
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
0-RDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK =GC20 -OOO563 **EPA = R806769-01S1 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/79 - 11/82 FY8O
RK STEVENS EPA/ESRL - RTP
BL JJAVIS SO DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES
OS/SO -INTERIM REPORT ON CALIBRATION METHODS FOR X-RAY DIFFRACTION
OB/80 -ANALYSIS OF AEROSOLS COLLECTED WITH DICHOTOMOUS SAMPLERS
OS/82 -REPORT ON RESULTS OF X-RAY DIFFRACTION ANALYSIS OF AEROSOLS COLLECTED WITH DICH
(-PE-C20 ) MEASURE SYS & INSTR. DEVEL FOR ENERGY REL POLL
REPORT ON RESULTS OF X-RAY DEFRftCTION ANALYSIS OF
AEROSOLS COLLECTED WITH DICHOTOMOUS SAMPLERS.
10-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
COMPARISON OF RESULTS OBTAINED WITH X-RAY FLUORESCENCE
ANALYSIS OF SAME SAMPLES. XRF DATA, BEING PROVIDED TO
ASSIST IN CALIBRATION OF X-RAY DIFFRACTION SYSTEM.
SOIL SAMPLES BEING OBTAINED TO DETERMINE MORPHOLOGICAL
CHARACTER OF AEROSOLS EMANATING FROM EROSION PROCESSES
WHICH MAY BE TRANSPORTED DOWNWIND OF EPA SAMPLING SITES.
RECN-O05216
LAEN-G832B-EA-2O2
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
6168 1
EPA -R8O6769-01S1
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RG1OB30-1O80
UPDATED- 06-28-80
SSIE-GMA
PE -C20
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DEVELOP CALIBRATION AND ANALYSIS PROCEDURES MORPHOLOGY OF SIZE FRACTIONATED AEROSOLS.
APPROACH: DEVELOPMENT OF PROGRAMS TO DETERMINE THE CHEMICAL NATURE OF THE AEROSOLS COLLECTED WITH
DICHOTOMQU5 SAMPLER FROM THE X-RAY DIFFRACTION SPECTRUM AND DEVELOPMENT OF AEROSOL STANDARDS TO
CALIBRATION X-RAY DIFFRACTION SYSTEM.
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PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Fonn Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO^Do not ua« Ihl* space.)
SSIE
e"# S-•••• Omit confidential dale,).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Enchant t. »umm«ri«« of work In profit** tit exchanged with (ovemment and private afenclee »n>-
porttnf research and are forwarded to lnve«U|«U>re who request such Information. Your summery Is to be used for these purposes.
1) OBJECTIVES; The primary goal of the proposed program 1s to direct a coordinated,
multi-Institutional, multi-disciplinary research effort toward gathering scientific know
ledge necessary to develop and Implement. IPM schemes designed to maximize the use of non
chemical methods to effectively suppress mosquito populations associated with Irrigated
cropping systems in the U.S. using the riceland agroecosystem as a model.
2) APPROACH: The organization of the program 1s such that each participating insti
tutlon has developed specific sets of research objectives designed to provide packages of
data and information toward the accomplishment of 2 major research program tasks: a) The
11eel and Agroecosysterns Analysis Research Task and b) The Mosquito Management Methodology
Research Task. Objectives under Task (a) will supply the biological and ecological
information on the Riceland Agroecosystems, and the associated mosquito populations that
ll be basic to developing mosquito management schemes. Task (b) will supply the Infor-
mation key to assessing the efficacy, environmental Impact and economic feasibility of
Implementing Individual mosquito suppression approaches and essential to effectively
Integrating these approaches into management schemes for riceland mosquitoes.
3) CURRENT PLANS; Research efforts under both Tasks will be initiated as soon as
the project is funded.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this apace)
SSIE
EPA
P Q rifl 776 0 J
TITLE OF PROJECT A study of the Inpact of Discharged Drilling Fluids on the
Bank Emnrnmrnpnt-
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENTS, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE'PROJECT.
Co-principal Investigator - Guy C. McLeod, Director of Research
Co-principal Investigator - Thomas R. Gilbert, Assoc. Dir. of Research
Albert J. Barker, Research Associate
Caroline Karp, Research Associate
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
New England Aquarium
Central Wharf
Boston. MA 02110
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives. (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 word! or lex. Omit confidential data).
In Ihr Smilhsuninn Scicnci- liiformution Exchange, summaries of work In progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research imd ure forwarded lo investigators who request such information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
A three-year study is proposed to assess the environmental impact of
the discharge of drilling fluids during petroleum exploration on
Georges Bank. The study will examine the following indicators of
environmental stress and recovery: the colonization of deposits of
drilling fluid solids by benthic invertebrates; inhibition of primary
productivity; acute toxicity, decreased reproductive success,
depletion of energy stores and accumulation of constituents of drilling
fluids in selected marine fauna. Species to be studied include
several constituting major fisheries on and around Georges Bank: the
North Atlantic lobster, Homarus americanus, the winter flounder,
Pseudopleuronectes americanus, the ocean quahog, Arctica islandica,
the sea scallop, Placopecten magellanicus, and the surf clam, Spisula
solidissima.
Chemical characterization of various drilling fluids will include
sequential extraction of Cr, Pb and Fe with clean seawater, EDTA,
weak acid and hot nitric and hydrofluoric acids. Long-term leaching
experiments will assess the release of these elements and of Ba, Sr
and Al in seawater. The molecular weight distributions of hydrophylic
organic components will be determined, and the association of the
elements of interest with the major molecular weight fractions will
be evaluated.
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'PROJECT: 006641-DEVELOPMENT OF BEHAVIORAL METHODOLOGIES FOR TOXICOLOGY. BRAIN
REINFORCEMENT SYSTEMS
EPA OFFICER
INVESTIGATOR . :
MILESTONES...:
*- (GRANT)
O9/81 • FY80
RTP
PROGRAM ID. . :
MANDATE. .. :
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS. :
ABSTRACT . :
TASK = HC2R -991700 **EPA=R806777
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/79
LW REITER EPA/HERL
UNKNOWN SALK INST
12/79 -SURGERY PERFORMED.
O2/80 -EXPER 1A RATE X INTENSITY BRAIN STIM. REWARD.
O4/8O -EXPER 1B RATE X INTENSITY OTHER REWARDS.
07/80 -EXPERIMENT 2 DOPAMINE RECEPTOR BLOCKADE.
O9/80 -EXPERIMENT 3 DOPAMINE DEPLETION.
01/81 -EXPERIMENT 4 HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE EXPOSURES.
O4/81 -EXPERIMENT 5 RATE AND CONTEXT OF REWARD.
07/81 -DATA ANALYZED.
09/81 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-C2R ) HEALTH EFFECTS OF ENERGY RELATED POLLUTANTS
20-99 NOT APPLICABLE
629-276O
SSIE-HZ 8O9917
EPA -R8O6777
ORO -RH1OB30-208O
ENTERED - O6-28-80
UPDATED- 06-28-80
RECN-OO6641
PE -C2R
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
A NUMBER OF CHEMICALS ARE KNOWN TO ALTER THE BRAIN'S NORMAL RESPONSE TO REINFORCING (REWARDING)
EVENTS. THESE BRAIN RESPONSES ARE ESSENTIAL TO THE PROCESS OF LEARNING. THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS
PROJECT IS TO DEVELOP, STANDARDIZE AND VALIDATE A SERIES OF TESTS DESIGNED TO DETECT BEHAVIORAL
PATHOLOGY IN BRAIN REINFORCEMENT S/STEMS. STUDY PROCEEDING ON SCHEDULE.
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
629-2700
PROGRAM ID. . . :
MANDATE :
ORDIS CODES. :
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
-DEVELOPMENT OF BEHAVIORAL METHODOLOGIES FOR TOXICOLOGY. BRAIN
REINFORCEMENT SYSTEMS
TASK =H834 -9917OO * * EPA = R8O6777 >• * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/79 - 09/81 FY79
LW REITER EPA/HERL - RTP
UNKNOWN SALK INST
12/79 -SURGERY PERFORMED.
02/8O -EXPER 1A RATE X INTENSITY BRAIN STIM. REWARD.
O4/80 -EXPER 1B RATE X INTENSITY OTHER REWARDS.
07/SO -EXPERIMENT 2 DOPAMINE RECEPTOR BLOCKADE.
09/80 -EXPERIMENT 3 DOPAMINE DEPLETION.
O1/81 -EXPERIMENT 4 HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE EXPOSURE-S.
O4/81 -EXPERIMENT 5 RATE AND CONTEXT OF REWARD.
07/81 -DATA ANALYZED.
O9/81 -FINAL REPORT.
(PE-834 ) HEALTH EFFECTS -ENERGY
2O-99 NOT APPLICABLE
RECN-006316 SSIE-HZ 799917 EPA -R806777
LABN-H834 -991700 PE -834
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-8O UPDATED- O6-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
A NUMBER OF CHEMICALS ARE KNOWN TO ALTER THE BRAIN'S NORMAL RESPONSE TO REINFORCING (REWARDING)
EVENTS. THESE BRAIN RESPONSES ARE ESSENTIAL TO THE PROCESS OF LEARNING. THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS
PROJECT IS TO DEVELOP, STANDARDIZE AND VALIDATE A SERIES OF TE-STS DESIGNED TO DETECT BEHAVIORAL
PATHOLOGY IN BRAIN REINFORCEMENT SYSTEMS. GRANT INITIATED 09/20/79.
ORD -RH10B30-2079
FTS 8-340-6677
DEPT. OF CIVIL ENGIN
*PROJECT: 005120-EVALUATION OF THE CHARACTERISTICS AND TREATABILITY OF URBAN RUNOFF
RESIDUALS
TASK =CC35 -S2T030 " *EPA = R806785 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/79 - 10/80 : FY8O
DC AMMON EPA/MERL - CINC
AE ZANONI MAROUETTE UNIV
M GUPTA REXNORD INC.
12/79 -DEVELOPMENT OF SAMPLING PROGRAM & SAMPLE COLLECTION SCHEDULE COMPLETE
O3/80 -COMPLETE SAMPLE COLLECTION
07/80 -COMPLETE SLUDGE CHARACTERIZATION & TREATABILITY EVALUATION
(PE-C35 ) WASTEWATER SYSTEMS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
10-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
RECN-OO5120 SSIE-GMA 6217 1 EPA -R806785 ORD -RC10B30-1080
PE -C35
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- O6-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OVERALL OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT ARE TO CHARACTERIZE RESIDUAL SLUDGES GENERATED FROM
URBAN RUNOFF TREATMENT AND EVALUATE HANDLING AND DISPOSAL PROCESSES FOR THE SLUDGES PRODUCED. AS
PART OF THE CHARACTERIZATION WORK THE•SLUDGES WILL BE COMPARED TO RAW PRIMARY SLUDGE AND COMBINED
SEWER OVERFLOW (CSO) SLUDGE. TREATABILITY STUDIES WILL ALSO INCLUDE AN EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTS OF
COMBINING STORMWATER GENERATED SLUDGE WITH CSO GENERATED SLUDGE AS WELL AS MUNICIPAL SLUDGE.
APROACH: URBAN RUNOFF SLUDGE SAMPLES WILL BE COLLECTED FROM ACTUAL TREATMENT FACILITIES AND
CHARACTERIZED. TREATM'ENT METHODS WILL BE ESTABLISHED DURING THE CHARACTIRIZATI ON AND THE
AMENABILITY OF THE SLUDGES TO VARIOUS HANDLING PROCESSES WILL BE DETERMINED BY LABORATORY TESTING.
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT. . . .
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Form Approved
OMB No. 1S8-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this space)
SSIE
EPA
9 0 « 7 8 0 O1
TITLE OF PROJECT Relationships Between Nutrient Fluxes and Benthlc Plant Processes in
Netarts Bav. Oregon
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
C. David Mclntire, Professor
Department of Botany & Plant Pathology
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Oregon State University
Corvallis, OR 97331
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objective*, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 word3 or tea*. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Infonnation Exchange, aummarie* of work in progres* are exchanged with government and private agencie* *up -
porting research and are forwarded to investigator* who request such information. Your summary i* to be u*ed for these purpoce*.
The general objective of this research is to determine mechanisms that control
the production dynamics of benthic plants and associated epiphytes in Netarts Bay
relative to physical processes and changing patterns of nutrient distribution. In
particular, the research will be concerned with effects of nutrient gradients on the
productivity and biomass of seagrass and on the structural and functional attributes
of microalgal assemblages. This knowledge of biological processes will be used to
help interpret the patterns of nutrient flux determined by the EPA studies of August
1978 and January 1979. The research approach involves an intensive field
investigation of benthic plant processes during the first year of study followed by
data synthesis and some experimental work in the second year. Field work will
receive the major emphasis and will be coordinated with the EPA's detailed
investigation of nutrient gradients in Netarts Bay. In the laboratory, problems of
related to nutrient partitioning between seagrass and microalgae will be examined in
microcosms.
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES. .:
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES...
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT . . . :
TASK -G775G-CC-O16 **EPA=R8O6787 '» (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/79 - 05/81 : FY79
EW GAV EPA/ESRL - RTP
JN PITTS UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
PL HANST UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
12/79 -REPORT ON FINDINGS FROM 1979 SMOG SEASON
10/80 -REPORT ON FINDINGS FROM 1980 SMOG SEASON
(PE-775 ) ANTICIPATORY R & D
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
FOLDED PATH CELL OF 1 KM PATH LENGTH YIELDED
MEASUREMENTS OF MANY IMPORTANT SPECIES.
RECN-005210 SSIE-GMA 6116 EPA -R806787
PE -775
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
FTS 8-629-2830
AIR POLL RES CTR
AIR POLL RES CTR
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RG10B30-1079
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: SUPPORT IS GIVEN IN THE FORM OF FACILITIES AND PERSONNEL TO DR. P.L. HANST DURING HIS
ASSIGNMENT TO MEASURE TRACE GASES IN THE ATMOSPHERE UNDER EPA'S INNOVATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM.
APPROACH: MEASUREMENTS OF POLLUTANTS WILL BE MADE AT SEVERAL LOCATIONS WITH ATTENTION TO DIURNAL
AND SEASONAL VARIATION. IN-SITU LONG PATH HIGH RESOLUTION FOURIER TRANSFORM INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY
WILL BE APPLIED, IN CONJUNCTION WITH OTHER ANALYTICAL METHODS. EMPHASIS WILL BE PLACED ON THE
DETECTION OF PRIMARY POLLUTANTS. LABILE INTERMEDIATES AND REACTION PRODUCTS. INNOVATIONS IN THE USE
OF CRYOGENIC COLLECTION AND MINIATURIZED FOLDED PATH CELLS WILL BE EYPLORED.
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* OFFICE OF RESEARCH t 'EVELOPMENT *
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'PROJECT: OO5103-DETERMINE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SYNTHETIC ASPHALT
PRODUCED FROM LIQUEFACTION OF SEWAGE SLUDGE
TASK =CC36 -S1TB23 * * EPA = R8O6790 * •• (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/79 - 03/81 : FY80
EPA OFFICER."
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
EPA/MERL - CINC
HONOLULU CITY & COUNTY GOVN
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT. . . .
HO WALL
CL LAU
09/79 -GRANT AWARDED
12/79 -PROJECT STARTED
12/80 -DRAFT REPORT
O3/S1 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-C36 ) URBAN SYS & TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGE
10-99
SIMILAR WORK DONE BY BUREAU OF MINES FOR PRODUCTION
OF GAS AND OIL FROM SOLID WA'STES , CELLULOSE. COW
MANURE OR SLUDGE. ASPHALT, OIL AND TAR NOT STUDIED
DURING THESE PREVIOUS STUDIES.
RECN-OO51O3 SSIE-GMA 6224 1 EPA -R8O679O
PE -C36
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
FTS-8-684-'
HONOLULU
- WATER QUALITY
'659
HI 96813
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RC10B3O-1OSO
UPDATED- O6-28-80
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: CONVERT SEWAGE SLUDGE INTO SYNTHETIC ASPHALT BY THERMOCHEMICAL AQUEOUS LIQUEFACTION.
DETERMINE THE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF THE SYNTHETIC ASPHALT WITH REGARD TO APPLICATION
AND DURABILITY. APPROACH: SAMPLES OF SEWAGE SLUDGE WILL BE LIQUEFIED BY ADDITION OF ALKALI AND
REACTION AT TEMPERATURES OF 28O TO 36O DEGREES C. THE LIQUID SAMPLES WILL BE RECOVERED AND
DISTILLED, LEAVING A SYNTHETIC ASPHALT. THIS MATERIAL WILL BE EXAMINED AS A REPLACEMENT OR EXTENDER
FOR PETROLEUM ASPHALT IN ROAD PAVING APPLICATIONS.
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID...:
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE ... :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT ...
AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF PRESQUE ISLAND STATE PARK BEACHES ON LAKE
ERIE. ERIE. PENNSYLVANIA
TASK =DC27 -2B013E "*EPA=R806791 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/79 - 01/80 FVSO
WD WATKINS EPA/HERL - CINC FTS 8-838-4843
SJ ZAGORSKI GANNON COLLEGE DEPT OF BIOLOGY
09/79 -FIELD STUDIES" COMPLETED
12/79 -STUDY COMPLETED
01/8O -FINAL REPORT SUBMITTED: DATA FOR FRESH RECREATIONAL WATER QUALITY CRITERIA
(PE-C27 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - WATER QUALITY
DATA FOR FRESH RECREATIONAL WATER QUALITY CRITERIA
10-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
20-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
BACTERIOLOGICAL SURVEYS PINPOINT SOURCE OF CONTAMINATION
IMPACTING TEST BEACH AREA, AND SHOW NO IMPACT ON OTHER
SITE .
RECN-O05170 SSIE-GMA 62OO 1 EPA -R806791 ORD -RD1OB3Q-5080
LABN-D607C-O47 PE -"27
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INF;- '--DATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- O6-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACC^S3 PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROPOSAL IS TO CORRELATE THE INCIDENCE OF ILLNESS AMONG BATHERS
WITH THE QUALITY OF WATER AS INDICATED BY RESULTS OF BACTERIOLOGICAL ASSAYS OBTAINED FROM FRESH
RECREATIONAL WATER SITES ON LAKE ERIE. ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA. THE SITES SELECTED ARE EXPECTED TO
DIFFER SUBSTANTIALLY IN WATER OUALIT/, ONE KNOWN TO BE IMPACTED BY CONTAMINATION AND THE OTHER
RELATIVELY CLEAN. COMPUTER ASSISTED ANALYSIS OF THE DATA WILL EMPLOY A SAS PROGRAM ALREAD/
DEVELOPED. APPROACH: CONDUCT BACTERIOLOGICAL AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SURVEYS AT THE BEACHES AND BV
TELEPHONE FOLLOW-UPS. MICROBIAL ASSAYS INCLUDE THOSE FOR ESCHERICHIA COLI, CLOSTRIDIUM PERFRINGENS,
AND ENTEROCOCCI. RESULTS OF THESE STUDIES SHOULD AMPLIFY THE DEVELOPMENT OF FRESH RECREATIONAL
WATER QUALITY CRITERIA.
'PROJECT- 006054-SOIL TREATMENT OF RESIDENTIAL SOLID FUEL COMBUSTION FLUE GASES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
TASK =F830M-792220 '-*EPA=R806795 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/79 - 07/81 FY79
AR ECKELS EPA/IERL - RTP
H BOHN UNIV OF ARIZONA
FLUE GAS PARTICULATE CONTROL -ENERGY
CLEAN AIR ACT
SSIE-GMA 6484 EPA -R806795
919-541-2745
DEPT OF ELECTRICAL ENGIN
(PE-830
10-02
RECN-O06054
PE -830
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ENTERED - O6-28-8O
ORD -RF10B31-1079
UPDATED- OG-28-80
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: ASSESS SOIL TREATMENT AS A MEANS OF CONTROLLING AIR POLLUTION FROM RESIDENTIAL WOOD AND
COAL COMBUSTION. THE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY CONCEPT WHICH HAS ALREADY BEEN DEVELOPED WILL BE EVALUATED
IN A DEMONSTRATION UNIT THAT IS TO BE CONSTRUCTED. APPROACH: DEVELOP DESIGN PARAMETERS AND
OPERATIONAL LIMITS FOR SOIL FILTRATION SYSTEMS FOR REMOVING AIR POLLUTION FROM RESIDENTIAL SOLID
FUEL COMBUSTION PROCESSES.
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MOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
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RF-79-535
PREPARED
FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
F oim Approved
OMB No. 1S8-R0081
PROJECT NO.fDo not use this space)
SSIE
EPA
R806 793 n ,
TITLE OF PROJECT
"Effects of Offshore Oil and Gas DrilUng and Production on Reef Building Corals"
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS .AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Thomas J. Bright, Associate Professor, Department of Oceanography
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Texas A & M Research Foundation
Faculty Exchange Box H
College Station, Texas 77843
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK-(l) Objective!, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (300 word* or lest. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summarie* of work In pragma* are exchanged with government and private agencle* sup-
porting research and are forwarded to Investigator* who request such Information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
Laboratory and field studies of the effects of drilling fluids and other
effluents from offshore oil and gas drilling operations on scleractinian corals
will be performed using behavioral and physiological parameters. In laboratory
experiments, corals will be exposed to the xenobiotics in flowing seawater aquaria.
In field experiments, corals will be exposed using both in situ chambers and by
transplanting corals to buoyed exposure cages deployed in an array around an
active drilling platform. In all cases the behavior of the organisms will be
recorded using time lapse photographic techniques. Tissue and coralla will be
preserved for analysis of heavy metal uptake, and will be provided to collabora-
ting investigators for analysis of various chemical and physiological parameters.
Growth will be determined by techniques which will be developed in preliminary
experiments, including live weight increment, Ca*5 deposition, and Alarizin-S
staining. Other parameters include the ability of corals to repair mechanical
damage, predator-prey relationships, and disease resistance. Close coordination
will be maintained with investigators conducting a field studies of natural reef
processes at the target area (Texas Flower Garden Banks), and with other collabora-
ting scientists who will be studying the distribution and fate of effluents from an
active drilling platform near the East Flower Garden Bank.
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•PROJECT: 005233-
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE....
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
FTS 8-743-2202
RESERVOIR RES CTR
CHARACTERIZATION AND TREATMENT OF AQUEOUS WASTES FROM PETROLEUM REFINERY
FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING UNITS
TASK =L610F-000027 **EPA=R80S798-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/79 - OS/81 : FY79
LH MYERS EPA/ERL - ADA
SL BURKS OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV
12/79 -CHARACTERIZE CAT CRACKER WASTEWATERS - 5 PLANTS
01/80 -INSTALL PILOT PLANTS
O1/81 -COMPLETE PILOT PLANT STUDIES
O8/81 -COMPLETED REPORT
(PE-610 ) INDUSTRIAL PROC. - WATER QUALITY1
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
RECN-005233 SSIE-GMA 6154 EPA -R806798-01 ORD -RL10E30-1O79
PE -61O
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES: 1. CHARACTERIZE THE WASTEWATERS FROM A MINIMUM OF 5 FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING UNITS BY
GC/MS FOR THE PRIORITY POLLUTANTS. 2. COMPARE THE TREATMENT EFFECTIVENESS OF A FULL-SCALE
BIOLOGICAL LAGOON PRETREATMENT WITH PILOT-SCALE FILTER/ACTIVATED CARBON, AERATED LAGOON/FILTER
ACTIVATED CARBON AND MACRORETICULAR RESIN PILOT PLANT. 3. BENCH-SCALE TREATABILITY ON OZONATTON TO
BE COMPARED WITH MACRORETICULAR RESINS, ACTIVATED CARBON. AND AERATED LAGOON EFFECTIVENESS.
APPROACH: PILOT STUDIES ON SITES AT A REFINERY TO DETERMINE TREATMENT EFFECTIVENESS FOR
FILTER/CARBON AND RESIN SYSTEMS. OZONATION WILL BE CONDUCTED AT BENCH SCALE AND COMPARED TO PILOT
DATA. CHARACTERIZATION OF CATALYTIC CRACKER EFFLUENTS WILL BE WITH GC/MS AND APPROVED EPA
METHODOLOGY.
-^PROJECT: OO5333-COMBINED MUNICIPAL -INDUSTRIAL WASTE TREATMENT CONFERENCE
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR. :
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID....
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
FTS 8-743-2234
SCHOOL OF NATURAL SCIENCE
TASK =L61OF-OO0063 **EPA=R8O6799-O1 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/79 - 10/80 FY79
TE SHORT EPA/ERL - ADA
A NETZER UNIV OF TEXAS
10/80 -PUBLISHED PROCEEDINGS OF CONFERENCE
(PE-61O ) INDUSTRIAL PROC. - WATER QUALITY
PUBLISHED PROCEEDINGS OF CONFERENCE
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
CONFERENCE HAS BEEN HELD
RECN-005333 SSIE-GMA 6343 EPA -R806799-01 ORD -RL10B3O-1O79
PE -610
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JAN-MAR SO
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO CONDUCT A CONFERENCE WHICH WILL BRING TOGETHER EXPERTS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES
AND EUROPE ON INDUSTRIAL-MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT. APPROACH: A CONFERENCE WAS HELD IN DALLAS.
TEXAS. EARLY 198O.
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'PROJECT: OO5185-FORMATION OF ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOLS II
TASK =GC05 -000234 **EPA=R8O6801-O1 * •• (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/79 - O9/82 . FY8O
EPA OFFICER.: WE WILSON EPA/E5RL - RTP FTS 8-629-2582
INVESTIGATOR. KT WHITBY UNIV OF MINNESOTA DEPT OF MECH ENG
MILESTONES. . 06/79 -BEGIN FIELD STUDY - VISTTA
06/80 -BEGIN FIELD STUDY - PEPE
09/82 -REPORT ON FORMATION OF ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOLS
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-C05 ) TRANS. AND FATE - AIR
FINAL OUTPUT REPORT ON FORMATION OF ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOLS
MANDATE : 10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
ORDIS CODES.. RECN-OO5185 SSIE-GMA 6203 1 EPA -R806S01-O1 ORD -RG1OE31 -1O80
LABN-G603A-AA-160 PE -COS
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- O6-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT .. .': OBJECTIVE: ( 1 ) TO PARTICIPATE IN THE WESTERN VISTTA (VISIBILITY IMPAIRMENT DUE TO SULFUR
TRANSFORMANTION AND TRANSPORT IN THE ATMOSPHERE) STUDY DURING THE SUMMER OF 1979, AND IN THE
EASTERN PEPE'S (PERSISTENT ELEVATED POLLUTION EPISODES) STUDY DURING THE SUMMER OF 1980. (2) TO
PERFORM DATA ANALYSIS AND MODELING OF AEROSOL GROWTH MODELS AND THE INTEGRATION OF THESE INTO PLUME
MODELS. (3) DEVELOPMENTAL WORK WILL ALSO BE INITIATED ON A CLOUD DROPLET-AEROSOL SAMPLER, DESIGNED
TO FACILITATE TAKING SIMULTANEOUS DROPLET AND AEROSOL SAMPLES IN CLOUDS. APPROACH: TWO GROUND-BASED
MOBILE LABORATORIES WILL BE USED TO DO PHYSICAL/CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE AEROSOL, AND TO
DETERMINE AEROSOL NUCLEATION AND GROWTH RATES. THE VISTTA STUDY WILL RELATE THESE QUANTITIES TO
VISIBILITY IN THE VICINITY OF THE GRAND CANYON AND IN THE EASTERN U.S. A DICHOTOMOUS VIRTUAL
IMPACTOR WILL BE USED TO SEPARATE THE CLOUD DROPLETS AND THE COARSE PARTICLE MODE FROM THE FINE
PARTICLES. THE FINE FRACTION WILL BE PASSED THROUGH AN IMPACTOR FOR PURIFICATION AND SIZE
DISTRIBUTION DETERMINED USING AN ELECTRICAL AEROSOL ANALYZER.
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^PROJECT: 005593-A MODEL FOR THE MANAGEMENT AND CONCEPTUAL DESIGN OF POTABLE WATER
TREATMENT SYSTEMS
TASK =CC61 -S1T095 «*EPA=R806802-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 11/79 - O3/82 FY8O
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
RM CLARK EPA/MERL - CINC FTS 8-684-7209
SP SHELTON UNIV OF SOUTH CAROLINA DEPT. OF CIVIL ENGIN
11/80 -INTERIM REPORT
11/81 -DRAFT FINAL REPORT
O3/82 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID.... (PE-C61 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT 8. GROUND WATER PROT
FINAL OUTPUT.. FINAL REPORT
MANDATE : 10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
1O-13 SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL ACT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-O05593 SSIE-GMA 6580 EPA -R806802-01 ORD -RC10B30-5080
PE -C61
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-8O UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT • OBJECTIVE: TO DEVELOP TECHNIQUES TO ALLOW WATER UTILITY PLANNERS AND MANAGERS AND REGULATORS TO
ASSESS THE COST OF INSTALLING COST EFFECTIVE TREATMENT CHAINS TO MEET FINISHED WATER QUALITY
STANDARDS. APPROACH: FOUR TASKS ARE PROPOSED. TASK 1 SURVEYS CURRENT TECHNIQUES AVAILABLE. TASK 2
IDENTIFIES THE SET OF POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVE TREATMENT TRAINS TO MEET WATER STANDARDS. TASK 3
COMPILES THE SET OF COST CHARACTERISTICS FOR EACH TREATMENT TECHNIQUE. TASK 4 DEVELOPS A COMPUTER
PROGRAM TO MANIPULATE AND SELECT MOST EFFICIENT TREATMENT TRAINS.
-"PROJECT: OO5606-PLANNING MODELS FOR URBAN WATER EXPANSION - INCORPORATING DEMAND
UNCERTAINTY AND REGIONALIZATION CONCERNS
TASK =C824A-SOS1CO **EPA=R806802-O1 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/79 - 11/82 : FY80
EPA OFFICER. RM CLARK EPA/MERL - CINC FTS 8-684-72O9
INVESTIGATOR.: DH MARKS MIT ELEC ENG DEPT
MILESTONES...: OS/SO -INTERIM REPORT
08/81 -INTERIM REPORT
OS/82 -DRAFT FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID... (PE-824 ) DRINK WATER TREAT & GROUND WATER PROT -DRINKING WATER
MANDATE : 10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
2O-3O AA FOR TOXIC SUBSTANCES
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-005606 SSIE-GMA 6728 EPA -R806802-01 ORD -RC10B30-5080
PE -824
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-80 UPDATED- 06-23-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: TO DEVELOP AND DEMONSTRATE ANALYTIC TECHNIQUES FOR PLANNING THE LEVEL OF CAPACITY
EXPANSION AND DEGREE OF REGIONALIZATION FOR URBAN WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS. APPROACH: THE METHODS
DEVELOPED WILL CONSIDER THE NEEDS GENERATED BY INCREASED WATER DEMAND AS WELL AS THE MORE STRINGENT
WATER TREATMENT NEEDS GENERATED BY THE SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT OF 1974. A CENTRAL OBJECTIVE WILL BE
TO IDENTIFY TOOLS TO INSURE THE SYSTEM WILL ALWAYS BE IN A RELATIVELY GOOD FUTURE STATE REGARDLESS
OF THE INTERVENING EVENTS-
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK = P775 -OOOO42 *»EPA = R8O68O5 - * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : OO/79 - 10/80 : FY79
W GALLOWAY EPA/ERL - NARR
ED GOLDBERG UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
10/80 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-775 ) ANTICIPATORY R & D
3O-99 MARINE ECOLOGY
RECN-OO5454 SSIE-GMA 6272
PE -775
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO ASSESS THE USE OF THE SHELLS OF BIVALVES (MUSSELS, OYSTERS. AND CLAMS) AS RECORDERS OF
HEAVY METAL LEVELS OF THE ENVIRONMENTS IN WHICH THE ORGANISMS LIVED AND THE USE OF PU-241
CONCENTRATIONS IN BIVALVES AS AN INDICATOR OF TRANSURANIC LEAKAGE FROM FACILITIES OF THE NUCLEAR
FUEL CYCLE. APPROACH: BOTH GOALS WILL ATTEMPT TO EXTEND THE USE OF BIVALVES AS SENTINEL ORGANISMS
IN ASCERTAINING THE LEVELS OF POLLUTION IN COASTAL OCEAN WATERS. THE SHELL ANALYSES FOR AG, CD. CU.
NI, PB. AND AN WILL BE COMPARED WITH THE PREVIOUSLY MADE ANALYSES FOR THESE METALS ON THE SOFT
TISSUE FOR SAMPLES COLLECTED DURING THE 1976-1978 PERIODS OF THE MUSSEL WATCH PROGRAM.
EPA -R8O6805
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
4O1-789-1O71
SCRIPPS INST OF OCEANOG
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-PROJECT: OO5113-DETERMINATION OF THE INSTABILITY OF TREATED MUNICIPAL SLUDGES
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.•
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE
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ORDIS CODES..:
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TASK =CC36 -S1TA58 **EPA=R806809-01 *» (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 12/79 - O9/81 : FY8O
RV VILLIERS EPA/MERL - CINC FTS-8-684-7654
JS JERIS MANHATTAN COLLEGE ENV ENG 8 SCI DEPT
(PE-C36 ) URBAN SYS & TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGE - WATER QUALITY
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
10-O5 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
WORK HAS BEEN DELAYED BECAUSE OF SABBATICAL LEAVE. GRANT
RESEARCH IS NOW PROCEEDING ON SCHDULE.
RECN-005113 SSIE-GMA 6213 1 EPA -R806809-01 ORD -RC10630-1080
PE -C36
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO DETERMINE THE INSTABILITY OR POTENTIAL DEGRADATION OF
VARIOUS TREATED SLUDGES ORIGINATING FROM MUNICIPAL SOURCES. AND THE PARAMETERS WHICH DEFINE THE
INSTABILITY OF A SLUDGE. APPROACH: A SERIES OF AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC DIGESTERS WILL BE SET UP TO
EVALUATE THE DEGRADATION POTENTIAL OF THESE SLUDGES. VARIOUS CHEMICAL. BIOLOGICAL. AND PHYSICAL
ANALYSES WILL BE CONDUCTED IN ORDER TO MONITOR THE EXTENT AND RATE OF THE DEGRADATION PROCESS.
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(SOCIOLOGICAL FACTORS IN THE ADOPTION OF BEST MANAGEMENT PRA
TASK =KC34 -OOO4S3 **EPA=R806814-O1 -• (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/79 - 07/81 : FY80
EPA OFFICER.. TE WADDELL EPA/ERL - ATHENS FTS-8 - 250-3560
INVESTIGATOR.: PF KORSCHING IOWA STATE UNIV AMES IA 50011
PJ NOWAK IOWA STATE UNIV AMES IA 5OO11
MILESTONES...: 11/79 -DETAILED WORK PLAN ON METHODOLOGY
O6/80 -INTERIM REPORT ON RESULTS TO DATE
O7/81 -FINAL REPORT
PROGRAM ID.... (PE-C34 ) REN'EWiBLE RESOURCES -WATER QUALITY
MANDATE 2O-1 1 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
20-R07 EPA REGION VII
CURR. RESULTS: A OUESTIONAIRE TO COLLECT BASELINE DATA HAS BEEN DEV. AND WAS
ADMINISTERED
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-005149 SSIE-GMA 6242 1 EPA -R806814-01 ORD -RK10B30-2080
PE -C34
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- O5-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT OBJECTIVE: PROJECT IS A COMPONENT OF THE IOWA FIELD EVALUATION PROJECT (PEP) TO CONDUCT RESEARCH ON
THE SOCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE IMPLEMENTABILITY OF AGRICULTURAL NONPOINT
SOURCE BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMPS). THE PURPOSE OF THIS COMPONENT IS TO DETERMINE THOSE SOCIAL
AND INSTITUTIONAL PROCESSES WHICH INFLUENCE THE AWARENESS. ADOPTION, AND MAINTENANCE OF
AGRICULTURAL MANAGEMENT PRACTICES. APPROACH: TO ACCOMPLISH THIS OBJECTIVE AN ADOPTION AND
DIFFUSION-OF-INNOVATIONS MODEL WILL BE APPLIED TO TARGET POPULATIONS IN THE FOUR MILE CREEK
WATERSHED AND IN A COMPARABLE WATERSHED ELSEWHERE IN THE IOWA-CEDAR RIVER BASIN. THIS MODEL WILL
ESTABLISH THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SOCIAL. INSTITUTIONAL. DEMOGRAPHIC. ECONOMIC, AND FARM
OPERATIONS CHARACTERISTICS AND DECISIONS TO ADOPT OR REJECT SPECIFIC BMPS.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
(Please read reverse before completing)
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not uae >fiie space;
SSIE
£.AR806815 01
ITLE OF PROJECT
Cooperative Agreement for Epidemiology Research Center
IIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
'ROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Edward P. Radford, M.D., Professor, Department of Epidemiology
Philip E. Enter!1ne, Ph.D., Professor, Department of B1ostat1st1cs
Lewis H. Kuller, M.D., Professor, Department of Epidemiology
Yves Alarle, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Industrial Environmental Health Sciences
Neil Wald, M.D., Professor, Department of Radiation Health .
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Pittsburgh
1028 Cathedral of Learning
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK-(l) Objective*, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plant and/or Progress (100 words or /«•». Omit confidential data),
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work In progress are exchanged with government end private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such Information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
By a cooperative research center agreement of the EPA and University of Pittsburgh,
an Environmental Epidemiology Center would be established at the University's Graduate
School of Public Health. Its primary goals would be to: (1) bring together a wide
range of School, University, community, regional, national, and even International
resources to plan and perform research 1n the field of environmental epidemiology and
contributory and related fields; ( ) provide specialized assistance to the EPA; (3)
provide means for scientists in th ;e fields from outside the University to contribute
to Center research, service, and educational activities; and (4) provide advanced
graduate and post-graduate training in these fields. An Executive Committee, comprised
of Dr. Edward P. Radford, Director and Professor of Epidemiology, Dr. Philip E.
Enterline, Associate Director and Program Coordinator for Biometry, Program Coordi-
nators for Environmental Epidemiology of Chronic Disease, Environmental Toxicology,
A1r and Water Pollutant Effects, and Environmental Radiation Effects (Drs. Lewis H.
Kuller, Yves C. E. Alarle, Julian B. Andelman, and Neil Wald respectively), Dean and
Professor of Epidemiology Herschel E. Griffin, and Directors of EPA Health Effects
Research Laboratories, would govern the Center with the assistance of a National Ad-
visory Board having EPA, Center, and "external" representation. A variety of mechan-
isms having optimal flexibility to respond to ever-changing needs and circumstances
would be used to address research needs of the EPA and field of environmental epidemiol-
ogy and assistance needs of the EPA. In addition to research and service activities,
Center Fellows, Visiting Scholars, EPA Visitors/Exchange, and Symposium Series Programs
would be established. The Center would also provide graduate- and post-graduate-level
training, and perhaps new courses and educational programs in environmental epidemi-
ology would be established through the Center and School.
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•PROJECT: OO4952-ANALYSIS OF PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL IN GREAT LAKES BASIN MUNICIPAL TREATMENT
PLANTS
TASK =CC35 -S3TC17 '*EPA=R8O6817 " ' (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER . :
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MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID.
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE.
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
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ABSTRACT :
FTS-8-684-7641
SCH OF ENG'CIV ENG
SCH OF ENG/CIV ENG
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 05/79 - 06/80 : FY8O
EF BARTH EPA/MERL - CINC
JV DEPINTO CLARKSON COLLEGE OF TECH
OK EDZWALD CLARKSON COLLEGE OF TECH
09/79 -FIELD VISITS COMPLETED - DONE
10/79 -DATA EVALUATION - DONE
12/79 -REPORT FORWARDED TO MERL-WRD - RECEIVED
03/80 -FINAL REPORT CAMERA-READY COPY
O6/8O -ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION TECHNOLOGY PUBLICATION PEER JOURNAL ARTICLE
(PE-C35 ) WASTEWATER SYSTEMS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
ENV PROTECTION TECHNOLOGY PUBLICATION.
PEER JOURNAL ARTICLE.
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
1O-99 INTERNATIONAL JOINT COMM. AGREEMENT
FIELD VISITS COMPLETED; DATA EVALUATION DONE; REPORT
FORWARDED TO MERL/WRD.
RECN-004952 SSIE-GMA 5890 1 EPA -R806817 ORD -RC1OB30-108O
PE -C35
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- O6-2S-SO
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: AN ANAL/SIS OF THE COSTS AND BENEFITS PERTAINING TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF EFFLUENT
RESIDUAL PHOSPHORUS AT LEVELS OF 0.5 TO 1.0 MG/L WILL BE CALCULATED. TOTAL PHOSPHORUS AND
BIOAVAILABLE PHOSPHORUS IS TO BE DETERMINED. APPROACH: FIELD SITE VISITS AND SAMPLING OF FIVE
TREATMENT FACILITIES, COMBINED WITH DESK TOP EVALUATION AND UNIT PROCESS COST ESTIMATES.
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GRANT PROJECT DES<_ -TIONS
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^PROJECT- OO5473-ADVANCED ENVIRONMENT CONTROL TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH CENTER
TASK =B61OB-OOO947 * * EPA = R8O68 1 9 * •* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 12/79 - 11/80 : FY79
EPA OFFICER. B CAWLEY EPA/IERL - CINC 513-684-4438
INVESTIGATOR. RE LARCHT UNIV OF ILLINOIS SCH OF ENG/CIV ENG DEPT
MILESTONES..." O1/80 -BEGIN STATE OF THE ART EVALUATIONS, SPECIFIC TECHNOLOGY EVALUATION AND SPECIFIC
09/80 -COMPILE FIRST DETAILED EVALUATION AND TWO PLANNING STUDIES
11/80 -BEGIN ADDITIONAL SPECIFIC STUDIES
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-61O ) INDUSTRIAL PROC. - WATER QUALITY
MANDATE : 30-99 INTER-DISCIPLINARY FUNDEMENTAL RESEARCH
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO5473 SSIE-GMA 6639 EPA -R8O6S19 ORD -RB1OB31-3O79
PE -610
PROJ STATUS. PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-80 UPDATED- O6-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
COMMENT.. ..: RESEARCH IS ON TECHNOLOGY RATHER THAN SPECIFIC
POLLUTANTS AR INDUSTRY
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: TO CARRY OUT FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH ON SEPARATION, DETOXIFICATION AND DESTRUCTIVE
TECHNIQUES WHICH HAVE POTENTIAL APPLICATION TO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION. APPROACH: CARR> OUT
EVALUATIONS FOR KNOWN TECHNOLOGIES TO DETERMINE THOSE WITH ENOUGH POTENTIAL TO WARRANT EXAMINATION
OF THE STATE OF THE ARTS IN DETAIL. THIS IS COUPLED WITH RESEARCH ON THE MECHANISM OF TECHNOLOGIES
TO DEVELOP A BASIC UNDERSTANDING OF THEIR OBJECTIVES, APPLICABILITY, AND POTENTIAL.
*PROJECT: OO5353-EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AND THEIR INTERACTIONS ON PHYTOPLANKTON
GROWTH UNDER STEADY-STATE AND TRANSIENT CONDITIONS
TASK =NC3O -OOOO60 **EPA=R806820 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/79 - 08/83 : FY80
EPA OFFICER.- VJ BIERMAN EPA/ERL - DULUTH 313-575-5000
INVESTIGATOR.. G RHEE HLTH RES INC ALBANY NY 12237
G RHEE STATE DEPT OF HEALTH ALBANY NY 12237
MILESTONES... O8/8O -STATUS REPORT
08/81 -STATUS REPORT
O8/83 -ECOSERIES REPORT
PROGRAM ID... (PE-C30 ) GREAT LAKES PROGRAM
FINAL OUTPUT.: ECOSERIES REPORT
MANDATE : 1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO5353 SSIE-GMA 6336 1 EPA -R80682O ORD -RN1OB30-1O80
PE -C3O
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT • OBJECTIVE: TO DETERMINE CONTROLLING MECHANISMS AND RATE COEFFICIENTS FOR PHYTOPLANKTON POPULATIONS
UNDER CONDITIONS OF SIMULTANEOUS NON-OPTIMUM LEVELS OF TEMPERATURE, LIGHT, AND NUTRIENTS. APPROACH:
LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS WITH CONTINUOUS CULTURE TECHNIQUES, CHEMOSTATS AND TURBIDOSTATS WILL BE
USED.
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•PROJECT: OO510O-A REVIEW AND EVALUATION OF THE INFLUENCE OF CHEMICALS ON THE
PERMEABILITY OF SOIL CLAYS
TASK =CC73 -S1T13E —EPA=R806825 "' (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O6/79 - 11/80 FY8O
EPA OFFICER. RE LANDRETH EPA/MERL - CINC FTS-8-6S4-7871
INVESTIGATOR KW BROWN TEXAS ASM UNIV DEPT OF SOIL 8 CROP SCI
LE DEUEL TEXAS A & M UNIV DEPT OF SOIL 8. CROP SCI
MILESTONES..,: 12/79 -INTERIM REPORT: A LITERATURE SURVEY
PROGRAM ID.. (PE-C73 ) SOLID & HAZARDOUS WASTE
MANDATE : 10-05 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT
ORDIS CODES. : RECN-005100 SSIE-GMA 6234 1 EPA -R806825 ORD -RC1OB3O-1079
PE -C73
PROJ STATUS. ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- OS-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT . . OBJECTIVE: 1) LITERATURE ON ORGANIC AS WELL AS INORGANIC SOLUTE EFFECTS ON PERMEABILITY WILL BE
REVIEWED AND SUMMARIZED FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL. 2) LABORATORY TESTING WITH
AN INDIVIDUAL WASTE AND COMBINATION WASTES TO DETERMINE IF PERMEABILITY EFFECTS ARE LIKELY. 3)
DEVELOP A SHORT-TERM METHOD FOR CONTACTING A WASTE AND A SOIL TO DETERMINE IF PERMEABILITY
INCREASES ARE LIKELY. APPROACH: 1) MAJOR GROUPS WHO ARE WORKING ON OR HAVE WORKED ON THE TOPIC WILL
BE CONTACTED TO COLLECT UNPUBLISHED DATA ON THE INFLUENCE OF WASTES ON THE PERMEABILITY OF CLAY
LINERS. 2) A RANGE OF CHEMICALS WITH DIFFERENT MOBILITIES AND ANTICIPATED INFLUENCES ON THE CLAi'
LINERS WILL BE EVALUATED. EMPHASIS WILL BE PLACED ON EVALUATING THE RELATIVE INFLUENCE ON THE
CHEMICALS CONSIDERED ON THE RANGE OF CLAY MATERIALS SO THAT PREDICTIONS CAN BE MADE AS TO THE
ANTICIPATED INFLUENCE OF SIMILAR CHEMICALS ON THE PERMEABILITY OF CLAY LINERS.
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
FTS 8-340-6677
ENV ENG & SCI DEPT
ENV ENG & SCI DEPT
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK =CC35 -S1T075 **EPA=RS06828 *- (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/79 - 09/81 FY8O
DC AMMON EPA/MERL - C,INC
JL MANCINI MANHATTAN COLLEGE
DM DITORO MANHATTAN COLLEGE
12/79 -CONTINUATION FUNDING PACKAGE PROCESSED
09/8O -INTERIM REPORT COMPLETE
12/80 -CONTINUATION FUNDING PACKAGE PROCESSED
O5/S1 -SCOPE OF WORK COMPLETED
09/81 -FINAL REPORT COMPLETED
12/81 -FINAL REPORT PUBLISHED
09/81 -METHODOLOGY MANUAL
(PE-C35 ) WASTEWATER SYSTEMS CONTROL TECHNOLOGV
METHODOLOGY MANUAL
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
RECN-OO5118 SSIE-GMA 6233 1 EPA -R8O6828
LA6N-C822A-S1T75 PE -C35
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE IS TO DEVELOP INFORMATION AND A METHODOLOGY FOR DEFINING CRITERIA FOR
WET-WEATHER WATER QUALITY STANDARDS. APPROACH: THE APPROACH INVOLVES DEVELOPMENT OF LOAD MATRICES
FOR GOVERNING POLLUTANTS AS A FUNCTION OF SIZE OF URBAN AREA AND SIZE AND FREQUENCY OF WET-WEATHER
EVENTS. THESE LOAD MATRICES WILL ACT AS INPUTS TO SHORT-TERM EFFECTS MATRICES THAT CONSIDER
RECEIVING WATER SIZE AND TYPE AND THE ORGANISM/CONTAMINANT TRANSFORMATIONS.
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EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR. :
MILESTONES. . . :
PROGRAM ID. . .
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROd STATUS..:
ABSTRACT . . . . :
EVALUATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF TEMPERATURE CONTROL STRATEGIES TO MAXIMIZE
ORGANIC MATTER DEGRADATION IN STATIC PILE SEWAGE SLUDGE COM
TASK = CC36 -S1TB28 **EPA=RSO6829-01 *» (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 09/79 - 12/80 : FY80
AE ERALP EPA/MERL - CINC FTS-8-684-7663
MS FINSTEIN RUTGERS UNIV DEPT OF PLANT PATHOLOGY
J CIRELLO RUTGERS UNIV DEPT OF PLANT PATHOLOGY
09/80 -REPORT SUBMITTED
(PE-C36 ) URBAN SYS & TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGE - WATER QUALITY
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
3O-99 ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
NO CHANGE THE PROJECT HAS JUST STARTED
RECN-0051O5 SSIE-GMA 6229 1 EPA -R806S29-O1 ORD -RC10B3O-5O80
PE -C36
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE MAIN OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROPOSAL IS TO DEMONSTRATE THAT THE COMPOSTING PROCESS CAN BE
HASTENED BY USING TEMPERATURE CONTROL AS A PRIMARY PROCESS CONTROL PARAMETER. BENEFITS EXPECTED
FROM THE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THIS DEMONSTRATION ARE: A) MORE RAPID STABILIZATION - THEREBY
DECREASING SPACE AND FACILITY REQUIREMENTS: B) INSURING A WELL -STABILIZED END-PRODUCT: AND C)
MINIMIZING THE AMOUNT OF DROCESS RESIDUE NEEDING FINAL DISPOSITION. APPROACH: THE ABOVE OBJECTIVES
WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED B'- ^.iLUATING VARIOUS TEMPERATURE CONTROL STRATEGIES WHILE BEING MINDFUL OF
THE INTERRELATEDNESS OF TEMPERATURE, MOISTURE, AND AERATION. THE FIELD EXPERIMENTS WILL BE
PERFORMED AT THE CAMDEN. NEW JERSEY TREATMENT PLANT SITE USING COMPOST PILES SPECIFICALLY OPERATED
FOR THIS RESEARCH.
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS- ...
ABSTRACT . .
-AGRICULTURAL NONPOINT SOURCE CONTROL OF PHOSPHORUS AND SEDIMENT - A
WATERSHED EVALUATION
TASK =L77OD-OOOQ72 * *EPA = R8O6S39 '< (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 10/79 - 12/81 : FY79
LR SHUYLER EPA/ERL - ADA FTS 8-743-23O2
M BROWN STATE DEPT OF ENV CONSRV ALBANY NY 122O5
05/80 -START FIELD MEASUREMENTS
11/SO -ANNUAL REPORT
12/81 -COMPLETE STUDY
(PE-77O ) RENEWABLE RESOURCES -WATER QUALITY
COMPLETE STUDY
10-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
2O-12 DAA FOR WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS
20-R99 EPA REGION- GENERAL
THIS PROJECT IS WELL UNDER WAY WITH SAMPLES BEING TAKEN N
ALL SITES HAVE BEEN SELECTED AND EQUIPMENT IS INSTALLED
ALL CONTRACTS HAVE BEEN LET AND WORK PLANS APPROVED
RECN-OO5334 SSIE-GMA 6346 EPA -R806839
PE -77O
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE PROJECT WILL MEASURE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF VARIOUS BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FOR DAIRY
FARMS ON THE WATER QUALITY COMING FROM THE BASIN. ALSO. THE CHANGES IN STREAM WATER QUALITY AND
THEIR RESULTANT IMPACT ON CANNONSVILLE RESERVOIR WILL BE EVALUATED. APPROACH: FULL SCALE MANAGEMENT
PRACTICES WILL BE COMPARED WITH FARMS NOT USING THE PRACTICES AND THE RESULTANT CHANGE IN WATER
QUALITY WILL BE MEASURED AND FOLLOWED FROM THE FARM, THROUGH THE STREAMS, AND INTO THE WATERS OF
THE RESERVOIR.
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INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...:
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
FTS 8-838-4843
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HLTH
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS.-
ABSTRACT
TASK =D6O7C-OOOO22 -•EPA=R8O6841-01 (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/79 - 02/80 FY79
WD WATKINS EPA/HERL - CINC
JL GALE UNIV OF WASHINGTON
09/79 -FIELD STUDIES COMPLETED
12/79 -STUDY COMPLETED
02/80 -FINAL REPORT SUBMITTED - DATA ANALYSES FOR FRESH RECREATIONAL WATER QUALITY CRI
(PE-607 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - WATER QUALITY
FINAL REPORT - DATA ANALYSES FOR FRESH
RECREATIONAL WATER QUALITY CRITERIA
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
BACTERIOLOGICAL ASSAYS DISTINGUISH' TWO BEACHES
ON LAKE WASHINGTON, ONE HEAVILV IMPACTED BY CONTAMINATION
THE OTHER WITH NO SIGNIFICANT FECAL POLLUTION. ALL
ASSAY PROCEDURES HAVE BEEN USED SUCCESSFULLY IN OTHER
RESEARCH PROGRAMS.
RECN-005168 SSIE-GMA 6198 EPA -R8O6841-01 ORD -RD1OB30-1079
PE -607
PROJECT-COMPLETED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE PROJECT'S OBJECTIVE IS TO PROVIDE INFORMATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF FRESH
RECREATIONAL WATER QUALITY CRITERIA BY OBTAINING DATA ON THE LEVEL OF CONTAMINATION IN THE WATER
AND RELATING THESE TO DATA OBTAINED ON HUMAN HEALTH EFFECTS. APPROACH: CONDUCT BACTERIOLOGICAL AND
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SURVEYS AT TWO BEACHES ON LAKE WASHINGTON NEAR SEATTLE. CONDUCT TELEPHONE
FOLLOW-UPS, AND STATISTICALLY DETERMINE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MICROBIAL INDICATOR DENSITIES IN
THE WATER AND ILLNESS AMONG EXPOSED BATHERS. MICROBIAL ASSAYS INCLUDE THOSE FOR ESCHERICHIA COLI,
ENTEROCOCCI. AND CLOSTRIDIUM PERFRINGENS.
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INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROd STATUS.
ABSTRACT
TASK =G6O3A-AE-O21 f»EPA =R806844-O1 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/79 - 10/81 : FY79
KL DEMERJIAN EPA/ESRL - RTP
J SEINFELD CALIFORNIA INST OF TECH
1O/81 -OPEN LITERATURE PUBLICATIONS ON AEROSOL MODEL
(PE-603 ) TRANS. AND FATE -AIR
OPEN LITERATURE PUBLICATIONS ON AEROSOL MODEL
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-005196 SSIE-GMA 6167 EPA -R806844-01
PE -603
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: PREDICTION OF THE EFFECT OF CHANGES IN PRIMARY GASEOUS AND PARTICULATE EMISSION LEVELS ON
PARTICULATE AIR QUALITY NECESSITATES THE DEVELOPMENT OF MATHEMATICAL MODELS THAT INCLUDE AEROSOL
PROCESSES AND GAS-TO-PARTICLE CONVERSION. THE OBJECT OF THIS WORK IS TO STUDY FUNDAMENTAL ASPECTS
OF ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOL SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS TO DEVELOP A MODEL CAPABLE OF PREDICTING OBSERVED AMBIENT
AEROSOL PROPERTIES- APPROACH: THE DEVELOPMENT WORK WILL DRAW UPON EXISTING THEORETICAL MODELS WHERE
APPROPRIATE. TO DESCRIBE THE RELEVANT AEROSOL DYNAMIC AND CHEMICAL PROCESSES INCLUDING GAS-PARTICLE
INTERACTIONS. CONDENSATION GROWTH AND GAS TO PARTICLE CONVERSION. AMBIENT MEASUREMENTS OF AEROSOL
SIZE DISTRIBUTION AND COMPOSITION WILL BE USED IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MODELING APPROACH AS WELL
AS FOR COMPARATIVE STUDIES FOR EVALUATING THE MODEL.
FTS 8-629-4545
SCH OF ENG/CHEM & CHEM ENG
ORD -RG10B30-1079
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
'PROJECT: OO5922-SUPERCRITICAL FLUID REGENERATION OF ACTIVATED CARBON FOR TREATING
PESTICIDE MANUFACTURING WASTEWATER
EPA OFFICER. .
INVESTIGATOR..
PROGRAM ID. . . .
MANDATE :
ORDIS CODES...
PROd STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT
TASK =F610A-792360 **EPA=R806874 *- (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 06/79 - 10/8O : FY79
M SAMFIELD EPA/IERL - RTP
RP DEFILIPPI ARTHUR D. LITTLE INC
(PE-610 ) INDUSTRIAL PROC. - WATER QUALITY
20-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
FTS 8-629-2547
CAMBRIDGE
MA O214O
RECN-OO5922
PE -610
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
SSIE-GMA 6489
EPA -R8O6874
ENTERED - O6-28-8O
ORD -RF1OB3O-2O79
UPDATED- O6-28-8O
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DEVELOP SOLVENT REGENERATION OF ACTIVATED CARBON BASED ON SUPER-CRITICAL FLUID TECHNOLOGY
AND TO APPLY THIS TO AUTHENTIC PESTICIDE MANUFACTURING WASTEWATERS. APPROACH: DOCUMENT PERFORMANCE
AND COST OF TECHNOLOGY.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROIFCT
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PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
CWS No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO.fDo not u«e this space;
SSIE ( ^~T C) ( 1 7 / S—
EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT
Cooperative Agreement for Research on Effects of Acid Precipitation
on Aquatic and Terrestrial Ecosystems.
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL. TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Dr. Ellis B. Cowling, Principal Investigator
National Atmospheric Deposition Program
Assistant Director and Associate Dean for Research
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
North Carolina State University
Raleigh, N. C. 27650
SUMMARY OP PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objective., (2) Approach, (3) Cuirent Plain and/or Progress (200 word* or less. Omit confidents/ data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of woric in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such Information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
1. Objectives:
I. Determine the geographic distribution of sensitive aquatic and terrestrial
ecosystems and those exhibiting symptoms caused by increased acid deposition.
Identify current extent of alteration due to acid input and determine rate of
change.
II. Determine actual and potential effects of acid precipitation on terrestrial
and aquatic components of lake-watershed ecosystems characteristic of the
northeastern U. S. Develop physical-chemical-biological models linking fluxes
in ecological response parameters to changing acid precipitation inputs.
III. Determine the effect of acid precipitation alone and in combination with other
environmental pollutants on native and commercial vegetation of the northeasterr
U. S.
2. Approach:
Subcontracts for research to achieve the objectives listed above will be awarded to
various institutions and agencies in the United States and Canada.
3. Current Plans:
Applications to participate in the proposed research may be sent to Dr. Ellis B.
Cowling at the address indicated above.
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» OFFICE OF RESEARCH A: ^VELOPMENT +
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'PROJECT: OO4921-METHODS DEVELOPMENT FOR ASSESSING ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL
TASK =X775A-OOOO01 - *EPA=R806906-O1 *- (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID . .
MANDATE. . . .
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT . . .
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/79 - 05/81 FY79
A CARLIN EPA/OHR- DAA
AV KNEESE RES FOR THE FUTURE INC
CS RUSSELL RES FOR THE FUTURE INC
WO SPOFFORD RES FOR THE FUTURE INC
(PE-775 ) ANTICIPATORY R S D
AA FOR WATER AND WASTE MANAGEMENT
DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
ECONOMICS
SSIE-GMA
2O2-755-O655
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
DC 20036
DC 20O35
DC 20036
5861
EPA -R8069O6-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RX10B30-5O79
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
20- 10
20- 1 1
20- 13
30-99
RECN-OO4921
PE -775
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO ADVANCE THE STATE-OF-THE-ART OF ASSESSING THE ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF WATER POLLUTION
CONTROL AND TO PROVIDE ESTIMATES OF THESE BENEFITS ON A NATIONAL BASIS. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES ARE TO:
1. REVIEW AND EVALUATE EXISTING METHODS FOR, AND APPLICATIONS OF METHODS FOR VALUING WATER QUALITY
IMPROVEMENTS: 2. DEVELOP IMPROVED MODELS FOR BENEFITS ESTIMATION AND TO IMPROVE THE METHODS AND
TECHNIQUES FOR IMPLEMENTING THEM. AND 3. EXPLOIT EXISTING DATA SETS AND. WHERE APPROPRIATE. COLLECT
NEW DATA FOR EMPIRICAL TESTING AND ESTIMATION USING THE NEW METHODS- APPROACH: THE RESEARCH WILL
CONCENTRATE PRIMARILY ON THOSE CATEGORIES OF BENEFITS THOUGHT TO BE MOST IMPORTANT IN TERMS OF
IMPROVING THE ESTIMATES OF WATER BENEFITS ON A NATIONAL BASIS. SUCH AS RECREATION AND AESTHETICS.
•PROJECT- 005992-STUDIES RELATED TO THE ORGANIC CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF INDUSTRIAL SAMPLES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE ....
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
TASK =F825Q-79263O * * EPA = R8O6916
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/79
LD JOHNSON
CH LOCHMULLER
(PE-825 )
2O-11 DAA FOR
20-14 DAA FOR
2O-23 DAA FOR
RECN-005992
PE -825
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
• - (GRANT)
- 09/81 FY79
RTP
.PREPARATION ADV COMBUSTION
EPA/IERL -
DUKE UNIV
FUEL PROCESSING
WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
SOLID WASTE
AIR QUALITY PLANNING AND STANDARDS
SSIE-GMA 6596 EPA -R806916
ENTERED - 06-28-80
FTS 8-629-2557
DEPT. OF BOTANY
ORD -RF10B30-2079
UPDATED- 06-28-80
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: PROVIDE UNDERSTANDING OF THE BEHAVIOR OF POROUS POLYMER SORBENTS IN SOURCE SAMPLING
APPLICATIONS.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 138-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do got use iMmspacf)
SS-ETT. W£
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GRANT PROJECT DEb .PTIONS
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"PROJECT: 005130-
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES. . .
PROGRAM ID. . . :
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
A MULTIPLE PROCESS APPROACH FOR REMOVAL OF ORGANIC SUBSTANCES FROM
DRINKING WATER
TASK =CC61 -S1T091 +*EPA=S806925-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/79 - 10/84 : FY8O
B LYKINS EPA/MERL - CINC 513-684-7282
NV BRODTMANN JEFFERSON PARISH WATER DEPT. JEFFERSON LA 7O121
W KOFFSKEY JEFFERSON PARISH WATER DEPT. JEFFERSON LA 7O121
10/80 -INITIATE PILOT COLUMN STUDIES
1O/81 -INITIATE FULL SCALE CARBON ADSORPTION AND REACTIVATION SYSTEM
O1/82 -INTERIM REPORT
10/83 -COMPLETE TESTING PROGRAM
(PE-C61 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT 8. GROUND WATER PROT
10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
2O-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
RECN-00513O SSIE-GMA 6210 1
PE -C61
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE PROJECT WILL EVALUATE OPERATIONAL MODES OF GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON CONTACTORS FOR
ORGANIC REMOVAL, BYPRODUCT FORMATION FROM OXONATION, OPERATIONAL AND MAINTENANCE COSTS AND
ENVIRONMENTAL EMISSIONS FROM ON-SITE CARBON REACTIVATION. APPROACH: THE PROJECT INVOLVES
CONSTRUCTION AND LONG TERM OPERATION OF A MULTI-MODAL, PILOT AND LARGE SCALE GRANULAR ACTIVATED
CA'RBON SYSTEM DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR REMOVAL OF ORGANIC SUBSTANCES. INTENSIVE ANALYSIS OF THE
EFFLUENT OF EACH PROCESS WILL PROVIDE DEFINITIVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE FATE OF MANY ORGANIC AND
CERTAIN METAL INORGANICS IN ADDITION TO MICROBIOLOGICAL DATA. OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCES AND COST DATA
WILL BE COLLECTED.
EPA -S8O6925-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RC10B3O-1080
UPDATED- O6-28-80
^PROJECT: 005446-IDENTIFICATION OF PCES IN COMMERICAL MIXTURES AND ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID. . .
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
TASK =N769 -OO0052 **EPA=R806928 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/79 - 08/82 : FY79
MD MULLIN EPA/ERL - DULUTH
SH SAFE UNIV OF GUELPH GUELPH CANADA
OS/82 -REPORT - UNKNOWNS IDENTIFIED
(PE-769 ) GREAT LAKES PROGRAM
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
RECN-005446 SSIE-GMA 6313
PE -769
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES: DETERMINE THE PRECISE COMPOSITION OF COMMERICAL PCB FORMULATION BY SYNTHESIZING
STANDARDS TO COMPOSE AGAINST THE COMMERICAL FORMULATION. BY EXTRAPOLATION. DETERMINE PRECISE
COMPOSITION OF PCBS IN ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLE. APPROACH: SYNTHESIZING INDIVIDUAL PCB COMPOUNDS WHERE
STANDARDS DO NOT PRESENTLY EXIST. A COMBINATION OF NMR, CAPILLARY GC AND GC/MS WILL BE USED TO
CONFIRM STRUCTURE.
EPA -R806928
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
FTS 8-226-781 1
GUELPH
ORD -RN10B30-1O79
UPDATED- JAN-MAR 8O
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GRANT PROJECT DES^
* O R D I S DATA E
PROTECTION AGENCY
EVELOPMENT •
.r>TIONS
X T R A C T *
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"PROJECT: OO6297-RESPIRATORY CARCINOGENESIS OF DIESEL FUEL EMISSIONS AND RELATED
SUBSTANCES
TASK =H815 -900400 **EPA=R806929 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/79 - O8/83 • FY79
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.. :
PROGRAM ID. .:
MANDATE :
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT . :
DE GARDNER EPA/HERL - RTP
UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
08/79 -START DOSE RANGE STUDIES WITH EXTRACTS
06/80 -BEGIN CHRONIC STUDY - DIESEL PARTICULAR
O6/82 -COMPLETE CHRONIC STUDY. PHASE I.
09/82 -COMPLETE HISTOPATHOLOGY. PHASE I.
O1/83 -PRELIMINARY REPORT. PHASE 1.
1O/8O -START CHRONIC STUDY. PHASE 2.
10/82 -COMPLETE CHRONIC STUDY. PHASE 2.
O2/83 -COMPLETE HISTOPATHOLOGY, PHASE 2.
05/83 -FINAL REPORT
IPE-815 ) HEALTH EFFECTS/ TRANS SOURCES -AIR
20-24 DAA FOR MOBILE SOURCE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL '
FTS 8-629-2531
RECN-OO6297
LABN-H815 -90O400
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
SSIE-HZ 799OO4
PE -S15
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
EPA -R8O6929
ENTERED - 06-28-80
ORD -RH1OB3O-2O79
UPDATED- 06-28-80
THIS PROJECT IS DESIGNED TO DETERMINE IF THE EXTRACTS AND/OR PARTICLES PRESENT IN DIESEL FUEL
EMISSIONS POSSESS CARCINOGENIC OR COCARCINOGENIC ACTIVITY RELATIVE TO THE PULMONARY EPITHELIUM. IN
ADDITION THE RESULTS SHOULD INDICATE THE RELATIVE POTENCY OF THESE COMPOUNDS BY COMPARING THEIR
CARCINOGENICITY TO THAT OF OTHER MATERIALS OF KNOWN EPIDEMIOLOGIC SIGNIFICANCE (ROOFING TAR. COKE
OVEN EXTRACT AND CIGARETTE SMOKE CONDENSATE. THE INVESTIGATORS WILL UTILIZE THE INTRATRACHEAL
INSTILLATION METHOD OF SAFFIOTTI FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE TEST SUBSTANCES. A WHOLE ANIMAL
MODEL WILL EE USED. THE RANGE FINDING STUDIES ORIGINALLY PROPOSED HAVE BEEN FINISHED AND THE
INFORMATION GAINED DURING THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS GRANT WILL BE USED IN PLANNING THE CHRONIC STUDY
THIS GRANT WAS TERMINATED ON OCTOBER 1. 1979 AND THE CHRONIC STUDY WILL BE CONDUCTED UNDER A NEW
GRANT (R806929) WHICH WAS AWARDED ON OCTOBER 1, 1979
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*PROJECT: 006621-RESPIRATORY CARCINOGENESIS OF DIESEL FUEL EMISSIONS AND RELATED
SUBSTANCES
** (GRANT)
OS/83 FY8O
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID....
MANDATE :
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT :
TASK =HC01 -900400 **EPA=R806929
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/79
DE GARDNER EPA/HERL - RTP
GRUBBS UNKNOWN
08/79 -START DOSE RANGE STUDIES WITH EXTRACTS
06/80 -BEGIN CHRONIC STUDY - DIESEL PARTICULATE
O6/82 -COMPLETE CHRONIC STUDY, PHASE I.
09/82 -COMPLETE HISTOPATHOLOGY, PHASE I.
01/83 -PRELIMINARY REPORT, PHASE 1.
10/80 -START CHRONIC STUDY. PHASE 2.
10/82 -COMPLETE CHRONIC STUDY. PHASE 2.
O2/83 -COMPLETE HISTOPATHOLOGY, PHASE 2.
O5/83 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-CO1 ) HEALTH EFFECTS/ TRANS SOURCES -AIR
20-24 DAA FOR MOBILE SOURCE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
FTS 8-629-2531
SSIE-HZ 8O9OO4
EPA -R80G929
ORD -RH10B3O-2O80
ENTERED - O6-28-80
UPDATED- 06-28-80
RECN-OO6621
PE -C01
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
THIS PROJECT IS DESIGNED TO DETERMINE IF THE EXTRACTS AND/OR PARTICLES PRESENT IN DIESEL FUEL
EMISSIONS POSSESS CARCINOGENIC OR COCARCINOGENIC ACTIVITY RELATIVE TO THE PULMONARY EPITHELIUM. IN
ADDITION THE RESULTS SHOULD INDICATE THE RELATIVE' POTENCY OF THESE COMPOUNDS BY COMPARING THEIR
CARCINOGENICITY TO THAT OF OTHER MATERIALS OF KNOWN EPIDEMIOLOGIC SIGNIFICANCE (ROOFING TAR, COKE
OVEN EXTRACT AND CIGARETTE SMOKE CONDENSATE. THE INVESTIGATORS WILL UTILIZE THE INTRATRACHEAL
INSTILLATION METHOD OF SAFFIOTTI FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE TEST SUBSTANCES. A WHOLE ANIMAL
MODEL WILL BE USED. THE DOSE-RANGE STUDY ON DIESEL PARTICLES AND DIESEL PARTICLE - FE203 MIXTURES
HAS BEEN EVALUATED FROM A TOXICITY STANDPOINT. NONE OF THE EXPERIMENTAL TREATMENTS APPEARED TO
AFFECT MORTALITY DURING TREATMENT OR THE 5-WEEK RECOVERY PERIOD NOR FINAL WEIGHT OF THE HAMSTERS.
ANIMALS IN HIGH DOSE TEST GROUPS LOST SMALL AMOUNTS OF WEIGHT IN THE FIRST 2-3 WEEKS, THEN
RECOVERED AND GAINED WEIGHT COMPARABLE TO CONTROL GROUPS. NONRESPIRATORY TRACT PATHOLOGY IN DIESEL
PARTICLE GROUPS WAS NOT SIGNIFICANT. TRACHEA AND LUNGS IN TREATED ANIMALS SHOWED A VARIETY OF
RESPONSES INCLUDING HYPERPLASIA, METAPLASIA, ADENOMATOID LESIONS, AND EARLY ADENOMA. THESE CHANGES
WERE MORE SEVERE THAN IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CONTROL GROUPS. THE DOSE-RANGE SUTDY OF THE THREE
EXTRACTS (DIESEL EXHAUST, COKE OVEN AND ROOFING TAR) AND OF CIGARETTE SMOKE CONDENSATE IS IN
PROGRESS. EFFECTS ON MORTALITY AND WEIGHT GAIN WILL BE EVALUATED DURING THE NEXT QUARTER.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
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Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this space)
SSIE
EPA
R806930 01
TITLE OF PROJECT
Idaho Epidemiologic Studies Program
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Charles D. Brokopp, Dr. P.H. - Project Director Idaho Department of Health
Joe Gabica - Supervisory Pesticide Chemist And Welfare
Pamela M. Smith - Pesticide Research Analyst Bureau of Laboratories
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Idaho Department of Health and Welfare
Statehouse
Boise, Idaho.83720
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* aid/or Progress (200 words or lass. Omit confidential data).
In the Smith Ionian Science Information Exchange, summaries of wont In progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
parting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such Information. Your summary 1* to ba uaad for these purposes.
The major objectives of this research are:
1. To determine the types and amounts of pesticides used in Idaho.
2. To determine the magnitude of human exposure to pesticides by monitoring
pesticide residues in biological fluids.
3. To develop an analytical method for dinoseb (2-sec-Butyl-4,6 dinitrophenol).
4. To assess all pesticide incidents that are reported in Idaho and Montana.
5. To identify major cancer patterns in relation to pesticide usage.
6. To compare the incidence of chromosomal aberrations in peripheral
lymphocytes of pesticide formulators.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
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PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO-COo not use this apace)
SSH?nn -i
E-.HUuoi.-3j ^^
TITLE OF PROJECT
Consortium for Groundwater Quality Research Center
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Dr. Larry Canter
Director and Professor
School of Civil Engineering
and Environmental Science
Dr. Norman Durham
Dean, Graduate College
Dr. Herb Ward
Professor, Environmental
Science and Engineering
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Oklahoma
Norman, OK 73019
Oklahoma State Univ.
Stillwater, OK
Rice University
Houston, Texas
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Cuirent Plan* and/or Progress (200 words or fe«a. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
A Consortium of the University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University,
and Rice University is proposed to be designated by EPA as the National Center
for Groundwater Quality Research. Priority areas for the first year of opera-
tion include research on subsurface characteristics, transport and fate of pollut-
ants, and methods development.
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR .
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT
TASK = CC3G -S1TC54 * *EPA = R8O6954-O1 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 12/79 - O7/83 : FY8O
G STERN EPA/MERL - CINC
ES KANESHIRO UNIV OF CINCINNATI
FTS-8-684-7654
ARTS & SCI/GEO DEPT
07/83 -FINAL REPORT: DIE-OFF OF PARASITE EGGS UPON STORAGE IN SLUDGE
(PE-C36
REPORT:
) URBAN SYS & TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGE - WATER QUALITY
"DIE-OFF OF PARASITE EGGS UPON
ORD -RC1OB3O-1O8O
UPDATED- O5-28-8O
STORAGE IN SLUDGE"
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
10-05 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVER/ ACT
RECN-O051O8 SSIE-GMA 6219 1 EPA -R806954-Q1
PE -C36
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE IS TO DETERMINE THE RATE OF INACTIVATION OF HELMINTH EGGS (SELECT SPECIES
OF NEMATODES AND CESTODES KNOWN TO BE RESISTANT TO CONVENTIONAL SLUDGE STABILIZATION) WHEN SEEDED
IN SLUDGE BEFORE OR iF"R MESOPHILIC ANAEROBIC OR AEROBIC DIGESTION. THE TEST CONDITIONS ARE TO
SIMULATE STORAGE IN SLUDGE LAGOON ENVIRONMENTS. APPROACH: THE PARASITE EGGS WILL BE SEEDED INTO RAW
SLUDGE AND THEN DIGESTED EITHER ANAEROBICALLY OR AEROBICALLY AND PARASITE EGGS WILL ALSO BE ADDED
TO DIGESTED (ANAEROBICALLY OR AEROBICALLY) SLUDGES AND STORED AT 4 DEGREES CENTIGRADE AND 25
DEGREES CENTIGRADE WITHIN DRUMS INSERTED INTO THE GROUND. SLUDGE SAMPLES FROM THE 12 TEST
CONDITIONS WILL BE ANALYZED FOR PARASITES AT THE BEGINNING OF THE TEST AND EACH 3 MONTHS FOR 2 1/2
YEARS TO DETERMINE THE RATE OF PARASITE INACTIVATION WITH TIME.
"PROJECT: 004922-METHODS DEVELOPMENT FOR ASSESSING AIR POLLUTION CONTROL BENEFITS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE..
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
TASK =X775A-000002 *»EPA=R806972-01 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 07/79 - O7/8O • FY79
A CARLIN EPA/OHR- DAA
RM ADAMS UNIV OF WYOMING
OS BROOKSHIRE UNIV OF WYOMING
RC DARGE UNIV OF WYOMING
WD SCHULZE UNIV OF WYOMING
(PE-775 ) ANTICIPATORY R & D
CLEAN AIR ACT
DAA FOR AIR QUALITY PLANNING AND STANDARDS
EPA REGION IX
ECONOMICS
SSIE-GMA 5865
10-02
2O-23
20-R09
3O-99
RECN-004922
PE -775
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
EPA -R806972-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
2O2-755-O655
DEPT OF ECONOMICS
DEPT.
DEPT.
DEPT.
OF ECONOMICS
OF ECONOMICS
OF ECONOMICS
ORD -RX10B30-507Q
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
OBJECTIVE: TO IMPROVE THE ASSESSMENT OF THE ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF AIR POLLUTION WITH THE FOLLOWING
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES: 1. THE VALUATION OF ATMOSPHERIC VISIBILITY IN THE NATIONAL PARKLANDS OF THE
ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION; 2. THE DESIGN OF ECONOMIC METHODOLOGIES FOR ASSESSING THE BENEFITS OF
CONTROLLING ACID PRECIPITATION AND THE PROVISION OF PRELIMINARY INDICATIONS OF THE BENEFITS OF
CONTROL; 3. AN ASSESSMENT OF THE BENEFITS OF AIR POLLUTION CONTROL IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA;
AND 4. THE DESIGN OF ECONOMIC METHODOLOGIES FOR ASSESSING THE BENEFITS OF REDUCING SOILING AND
MATERIALS DECAY FROM PARTICULATE AIR POLLUTION.
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UNITED STATES ENVIROMMENTA' PROTECTION AGENCY
QRT- ORDCONV (VERSION V2.6) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH A EVELOPMENT
GRANT PROJECT DESt TIONS
RUN DATE: 07/09/80 *ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
*PROJECT: OO4928-BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS FOR REGULATION OF DAMAGE TO THE OZONE SHIELD
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE ....
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT. . . .
TASK =X861A-OOOOO4 ~*EPA=R8O6973-O1 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/79 - 10/80 FY79
JR HIBBS EPA/OHR- DAA 2O2-426-2317
JH CUMBERLAND UNIV OF MARYLAND BUR OF BUS & ECONOMIC RES
1O/79 -DRAFT REPORT ON RELATIONSHIP OF ECONOMIC GROWTH & CONTROL OF OZON
O1/80 -REPORT ON DISTRIBUTION OF BENEFITS OF OZONE DEPLETION CONTROL
07/80 -FINAL REPORT ON GROWTH/OZONE
06/8O -REVISED COST/BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF OZONE DEPLETION CONTROL
08/80 -REPORT ON EFFECTS OF OZONE DEPLETION ON CLIMATE AND CROPS
1O/80 -FINAL INTEGRATED REPORT
HEALTH EFFECTS STRATS MODS
(PE-861 )
10-O2
10-O3
2O-31
2O-32
RECN-004928
PE -861
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
CLEAN AIR ACT
TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
DAA FOR TESTING AND EVALUATION
DAA FOR PROGRAM INTEGRATION AND
SSIE-GMA 5867
INFORMATION .
EPA -R806973-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RX1OB3O-5079
UPDATED- JUL-SEP 79
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO IMPROVE EXISTING BENEFIT-COST ANALYSES OF CONTROL OF STRATOSPHERIC OZONE DEPLETION BY
SPECIFICALLY CONSIDERING HOW TO ASSESS HEALTH EFFECTS ON FUTURE GENERATIONS, HOW TO ASSESS
POTENTIAL IRREVERSIBLE EFFECTS, AND HOW TO RELATE SUCH EFFECTS WITH VARYING ECONOMIC GROWTH RATES
IN DIFFERENT AREAS, AND OVER TIME. APPROACH: USE THE CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK OF THE INDIVISIBILITY OF
THE GLOBAL RISK FROM STRATOSPHERIC OZONE DEPLETION TO UNDERTAKE AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF RISK UNDER
DIFFERENT ASSUMPTIONS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH PATTERNS OF THE EFFECTS OF OZONE DEPLETION. INCORPORATE
FINDINGS FROM BOTH OF THESE EFFORTS IN A REVISED BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
TITLE OF PROJECT
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not use this apace)
SSIE
Aquatit Food Web Dynamics in a Floodplain Swamp System
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENTS, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER '
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT. '
William H. Queen, Director, Institute for Coastal and Marine Resources and Professor
of Biology " - -.- • -
Robert P. Sniffen, Associate Scientist, Institute for Coastal and Marine Resources
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Institute for Coastal and Marine Resources
East Carolina University
Greenville. North Carolina 27834
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (I) Objective*. (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work In progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes*
Flowing water floodplain swamps of the Southeastern U.S. are seasonally inun-
dated during the winter and early spring. Aquatic and semi-aquatic invertebrate
populations are abundant in the floodplain during seasonal inundation. Compara-
tive studies of fish populations in these natural swamp streams versus channelized
swamp streams show a dramatic reduction in fish standing crops following channeli-
zation.
The purpose of the proposed research is to establish the.importance of the
inundated floodplain as a source of food and habitat space for stream fish and
to investigate its role as a nursery area.
Fish will be captured with a variety of techniques from the inundated flood-
plain and the stream channel. Gut analyses will determine the kinds and relative
amounts of food consumed. Prior studies have shown a significant difference in
invertebrate community species composition between floodplain and stream channel.
Invertebrate benthic and drift samples will be taken in both areas for compari-
son with fish gut analyses to establish that fish from the floodplain were feed-
ing there and to ascertain what portion of a stream fish's diet may have origi-
nated from the floodplain. The first year of research will be conducted in one
swamp system and the successful methods applied to 6-10 systems in the South
Carolina - North Carolina Coastal Plain during the second year.
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* OFFICE OF RESEARCH , JEVELOPMENT -
GRANT PROJECT DESi-.. i PTIONS
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...:
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT . . .
FTS-8-684-7657
WASHINGTON
DC 20036
- WATER QUALITY
SURVEY AND EVALUATION OF ENERGY EFFICIENT AIR AERATION SYSTEMS USED IN
ACTIVATED SLUDGE TREATMENT
TASK =CC36 -S2TB13 *+EPA=R80699O '+ (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/79 - 12/80 : FY80
RC BRENNER ' EPA/MERL - CINC
DH HOUCK ASSN OF METROPOL SEWERAGE
11/79 -EUROPEAN SURVEY WORK COMPLETED
11/79 -INTERIM REPORT SUBMITTED TO EPA PROJECT OFFICER
01/80 -UNITED STATES SURVEY WORK COMPLETED
O7/8O -FINAL REPORT SUBMITTED TO EPA PROJECT OFFICER
12/80 -FINAL REPORT PUBLISHED
(PE-C36 ) URBAN SYS 5 TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGE
REPORT ON EVALUATION OF PROCESS
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
2O-12 DAA FOR WATER PROGRAM OPERATIONS
PILOT SCALE EQUIPMENT BEING OPERATED TO DETERMINE
INDICATE FINE BUBBLE AIR DIFFUSION SYSTEMS ARE 1.7 TO 2.0
TIMES MORE ENERGY EFFICIENT ON THE AVERAGE THAN COARSE
BUBBLE DIFFUSERS AND ARE NOT SUBJECT TO RAPID CLOGGING
AND HIGH MAINTENANCE COSTS DRAFT REPORT WAS RECEIVED FOR
REVIEW IN MARCH 198O.
FEASIBILITY OF PROCESS.EUROPEAN AND U.S. SURVEY RESULTS
RECN-005109 SSIE-GMA 6220 1
PE -C36
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBL1C
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO EXPEDITIOUSLY PROVIDE, THROUGH ON-SITE INSPECTION AND
REVIEW OF PLANT RECORDS, SUPPORTIVE DATA FOR NEW GENERATION FINE BUBBLE SUBMERGED AIR AERATION
SYSTEMS OPERATING IN THE UNITED KINGDOM (AND TO A LESSER DEGREE IN HOLLAND AND THE UNITED STATES)
TO GUIDE EPA AND TREATMENT PLANT DESIGNERS IN THE APPLICATION OF SUCH SYSTEMS WHILE MORE DETAILED
INFORMATION IS BEING DEVELOPED IN THIS COUNTRY. APPROACH: A TOTAL OF 8-13 TREATMENT PLANTS WITH
COMPREHENSIVE DATA BASES WERE VISITED IN THE U.K., 2 IN HOLLAND, AND 4 IN THE U.S. OPERATING LOGS.
PLANT RECORDS, AND SPECIAL STUDIES REPORTS WERE REVIEWED, EVALUATED, AND SUMMARIZED. THIS
INFORMATION WAS SUPPLEMENTED WITH ON-SITE DISCUSSIONS WITH PLANT OPERATING PERSONNEL. THE
INFORMATION COLLECTED INCLUDED PLANT PERFORMANCE DATA. AERATION TANK AND DIFFUSER GEOMETRY.
DIFFUSER MAINTENANCE AND AIR CLEANING REQUIREMENTS. OXYGEN TRANSFER AND POWER DATA, AND OPERATING
AND CAPITAL COSTS. THE PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR COORDINATED THE ON-SITE SURVEY WORK WITH THE U.K.
WATER RESEARCH CENTER.
EPA -R806990
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RC10B30-5080
UPDATED- 06-28-30
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RUN DATE: O7/09/80
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•* OFFICE OF RESEARCH / 'EVELOPMENT >
GRANT PROJECT DES. ^TIONS
* 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
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-PROJECT- O05164
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE ....
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT.
-DEVELOPMENT OF MONITORING METHODS TO DETERMINE THE PRESENCE OF MUTAGENIC
COMPOUNDS IN SOIL AND CROPS FROM LAND DISPOSAL OF SLUDGE
TASK = DC27 - 1EOOO5 *fEPA = R807009 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 09/79 - 09/81 FY8O
NE KOWAL EPA/HERL - CINC
PK HOPKE LINIV OF ILLINOIS
MJ PLEWA UNIV OF ILLINOIS
09/81 -REPORT ON USE OF MAIZE WAXY-LOCUS ASSAY FOR MUTAGENESIS ASSAY OF SLUDGE-AMENDED
(PE-C27 ) HEALTH EFFECTS - WATER QUALITY
REPORT ON USE OF MAIZE WAXY-LOCUS ASSASY
FOR MUTAGENESIS ASSAY OF SLUDGE-AMENDED SOIL.
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
SSIE-GMA 6174 1 EPA -R807009
PE -C27
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNO
ACCESS-PUBLIC
A HIGHER-PLANT MUTAGENIC ASSAY OF SLUDGE AND SLUDGE-AMENDED SOIL. APPROACH:
AND CALIBRATE AGAINST STANDARD IN VITRO
RECN-005164
LABN-D607A-011C
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
OBJECTIVE: TO DEVELOP
FTS 8-684-7477
AGRIC/ECON DEPT
AGRIC/ECON DEPT
ORD -RD10B30-1080
UPDATED- 06-28-80
UTILIZE MAIZE (CORN) PLANTS WITH WAXY LOCUS MUTATION,
MUTAGENESIS ASSAY SYSTEMS.
^PROJECT: 005O99-EFFECTS OF CARBON FIBER COMPOSITE MATERIALS IN SOLID WASTE PROCESSING
EPA OFFICER. .
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. . . :
PROGRAM ID. . .
FINAL OUTPUT. .
MANDATE :
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT ... :
TASK =CCO7 -C00712 * *EPA = R8O7011 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/79 - O6/80 : FY80
CC WILES EPA/MERL - CINC FTS-8-684-788 1
GJ TREZEK UNIV OF CALIFORNIA DEPT OF CHEM ENGIN
O2/80 -PRELIMINARY REPORT AVAILABLE ON INITIAL EXPERIMENTS ON EFFECTS OF CARBON FIBER
06/80 -FINAL REPORT DETAILING RESULTS AND EFFECTS OF CARBON FIBER ON PROCESSING EQUIPM
(PE-C07 ) CHARAC. & MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVEL - AIR
FINAL REPORT DETAILING RESULTS AND EFFECTS OF
CARBON FIBER ON PROCESSING EQUIPMENT IN PLANT.
30-99 SOLID WASTE/CARBON FILTER
RECN-005O99 SSIE-GMA 6222 1 EPA -R807011 ORD -RC10B3O-3O8O
PE -C07
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- O6-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS CARBON FIBER COMPOSITE MATERIALS MAY HAVE ON THE ENVIRONMENT AND
ON REFUSE PROCESSING EQUIPMENT AND PROCESSES WHEN DISPOSED OF IN THE SOLID WASTE STREAM. APPROACH:
USING AN EXISTING RESOURCE RECOVERY AND REFUSE PROCESSING PILOT PLANT, REFUSE SEEDED WITH CARBON
FIBER COMPOSITE MATERIALS WILL BE PROCESSED THROUGH SHREDDERS, AIR CLASSIFIER, SCREENS. ETC. SAMPLE
WILL BE TAKEN TO DETERMINE CARBON FIBER IN THE EMISSIONS. EFFECTS ON EQUIPMENT WILL BE NOTED.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Da not use thla apace)
SSIE
EPA
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
R-807012-01
TITLE OF PROJECT "Assessment of Surface Impoundments of Waste Water in Iowa for
PntentHal Rrrmnd Water Cnnr'aTii-tnatHnn"
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENTS, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
John L. Mustermann, Project Director
Richard Dague, Project Associate
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa 52242
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work In progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup*
porting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such Information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
This project will consider surface impoundments of liquid wastes discharged by
municipalities, industry and agriculture in Iowa. An estimated 1500 impoundments
will be identified and located by use of State and Federal NPDES permits, low
level aerial photography, infrared photography, quadrangle mapping and selected
site visits. A representative random sample of these will be characterized with
respect to design and construction, nature and volume of wastewater treated and
potential for groundwater contamination by enfiltration. This characterization
will be based on engineering drawings, State monitoring reports and NPDES permits.
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ORT • ORDCONV (VERSION V2.6) - OFFICE OF RESEARCH A EVELOPMENT -
GRANT PROJECT DESi- ,'TIONS
RUN DATE: O7/O9/8O * 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT"
•PROJECT: OO5236-INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON LIVESTOCK WASTES--1980
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EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR. :
MILESTONES...:
PROGRAM ID.. :
FINAL OUTPUT. .
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT •
TASK =L770D-1-O071 " ' EPA = R807O13 * - (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/79 - 12/80 FY79
RG KREIS EPA/ERL - ADA
RH HAHN AMER SOC OF AGRICULTURAL
O4/8O -CONFERENCE DATES
12/80 -PROCEEDINGS DISTRIBUTION
(PE-770 ) RENEWABLE RESOURCES -WATER QUALITY
PROCEEDINGS DISTRIBUTION
10-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
PRELIMINARY CALL FOR PAPERS DISTRIBUTED
SSIE-GMA 616O EPA -R807013
405-332-880O EV.T.
ST. JOSEPH
30
MI 490S5
ORD -RL1OB30-1079
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
RECN-005236
PE -770
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON LIVESTOCK WASTES --198O WILL BRING TOGETHER
SCIENTISTS, ENGINEERS, EDUCATORS, ELECTED OFFICIALS, PLANNERS, CONSULTANTS, STOCKMEN, AND FEDERAL,
STATE, AND LOCAL ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS THE APPLICATION OF WASTE MANAGEMENT DESIGN
TECHNOLOGY AND FUTURE WASTE MANAGEMENT NEEDS FOR THE INDUSTRY. APPROACH: CONFERENCE.
•PROJECT: 005237-THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON LIVESTOCK WASTES--1980
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK =L770D-OOO071 *+EPA=R807O13 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/79 - 12/80 FY79
RG KREIS EPA/ERL - ADA
RH HAHN AMER SOC OF AGRICULTURAL
04/80 -SYMPOSIUM
RENEWABLE RESOURCES -WATER QUALITY
WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
SSIE-GMA 6161 EPA -R807013
405-332-88OO EXT.
ST. JOSEPH
3O
MI 49085
(PE-770 )
10-01 FEDERAL
RECN-005237
PE -770
PROJECT-HISTORICAL INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO PRESENT THE APPLICATION OF ANIMAL WASTES MANAGEMENT DESIGN TECHNOLOGY AND FUTURE
MANAGEMENT NEEDS FOR THE INDUSTRY. APPROACH: AN INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM.
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RL1OB3O-1079
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
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RUN DATE: 07/O9/8O
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'PROJECT: OO5144-DEGRADATION RATES & SORPTION CHARACTERISTICS OF PESTICIDES UNDER
CONTROLLED REDOX POTENTIAL & PH CONDITIONS IN SEDIMENTS (ABB
TASK =KC1V -000382 **EPA=R807018 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/79 - 1O/81
HW HOLM
WH PATRICK
RP GAMBRELL
CN REDDY
10/81 -REPORT - INFLUENCE OF EH AND PH ON FATE
TRANSPORT AND FATE
SSIE-GMA 6246 1
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID..
ORDIS CODES.
EPA/ERL - ATHENS
LOUISIANA STATE UNIV
LOUISIANA STATE UNIV
LOUISIANA STATE UNIV
FY80
FTS-8-250-3357
CTR FOR WETLANDS RES
CTR FOR WETLANDS RES
CTR FOR WETLANDS RES
PESTICIDES IN WATER-SEDIMENT SYSTEMS
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT. ..
(PE-C1V )
RECN-O05144
LABT-EPE
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
OF
TOXICS
EPA -R8O7O18
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
PE -C1V
UPDATED- 06-28-8O
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE IS TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF PHYSICOCHEMICAL CONDITIONS IN SEDIMENT-WATER
SYSTEMS ON THE FATE OF METHYL PARATHION, 2,4-D AND FENVALERATE. DEGRADATION OF PESTICIDES WILL BE
MEASURED AS A FUNCTION OF SEDIMENT TYPE, EH. PH, SALINITY, AND AEROBIC-ANAEROBIC CONDITIONS;
SORPTION OF PESTICIDES WILL BE MEASURED AS A FUNCTION OF SEDIMENT TYPE, EH, PH. SALINITY, AND
ADSORPTIVE SOIL COMPONENTS; AND TRANSPORT OF PESTICIDES BETWEEN SEDIMENTS AND OVERLYING WATER WILL
BE MEASURED AS A FUNCTION OF SEDIMENT TYPE AND EH. APPROACH: DEGRADATION RATES OF PESTICIDES WILL
BE DETERMINED IN WATER SEDIMENT SYSTEMS HAVING EH AND PH SET AND CONTROLLED AUTOMATICALLY AT THE
DESIRED VALUE; PARTITIONING OF PESTICIDES WILL BE MEASURED AFTER A 24-HOUR EQUILIBRATION PERIOD IN
WATER-SEDIMENT SYSTEMS SET AT THE DESIRED CONDITION; AND TRANSPORT OF PESTICIDES WILL BE MEASURED
1) FROM PESTICIDE-CONTAINING SEDIMENTS TO THE OVERLYING WATER COLUMN, AND 2) FROM A
PESTICIDE-CONTAINING WATER COLUMN TO AN UNCONTAMINATED SEDIMENT BELOW.
•"PROJECT- OO5151-SOLVENT EXTRACTION OF ORGANIC PRIORITY POLLUTANTS FROM WATER
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.'
MILESTONES.. :
PROGRAM ID...:
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS. :
ABSTRACT. ...:
TASK =L61OC-OOOO68 **EPA=R807O27-O1 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/79 - 09/81 : FY79
ML WOOD EPA/ERL - ADA FTS 8-743-2226
CJ KING UNIV OF CALIFORNIA DEPT OF CHEM ENGIN
09/81 -FINAL REPORT - REMOVAL EFFICIENCY OF PRIORITY POLLUTANTS FROM WASTEWATERS BY SO
(PE-610 ) INDUSTRIAL PROC. - WATER QUALITY
REPORT ON REMOVAL EFFICIENCY OF PRIORITY POLLUTANTS
FROM WASTEWATERS BY SOLVENT EXTRACTION TECHNIQUES.
2O-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
SECOND QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT RECEIVED ON SCHEDULE
RECN-005151 SSIE-GMA 6239 EPA -R807O27-01 ORD -RL10B30-2079
PE -610
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO ESTABLISH CANDIDATE SOLVENTS AND EXPERIMENTAL DATA FOR THE TREATABILITY OF SPECIFIC
POLLUTANTS FROM WATER STREAMS. APPROACH: EQUILIBRIUM DISTRIBUTION COEFFICIENTS WILL BE DETERMINED;
VARIOUS SOLVENTS WILL BE EVALUATED FOR THE PRIORITY POLLUTANTS TO DETERMINE THE OPTIMUM EXTRACTANT.
THE RESULTS WILL BE OF EXTREME USE IN PREPARING EFFLUENT GUIDELINES AND PRETREATMENT STANDARDS FOR
BATEA.
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• OFFICE OF RESEARCH A EVELOPMENT •
GRANT PROJECT DESv TIONS
« 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
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'PROJECT: OO519O-
EPA OFFICER. :
INVESTIGATOR. :
MILESTONES. . . :
PROGRAM ID. . . :
FINAL OUTPUT. :
MANDATE
OROIS CODES. . :
PROJ STATUS. . :
ABSTRACT. . . :
DEVELOPMENT OF MICROEXTRACTION PROCEDURE TO ANALYZE TOTAL CARBON AND
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS FROM DICHOTOMOUS FILTERS
TASK =GC07 -OOO618 **EPA=R8O7O28-O1 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O8/79 - 11/8O . FY8O
JE MEEKER EPA/ESRL - RTP FTS 8-629-3O64
FW KARASEK ARIZONA STATE UNIV TEMPE AZ 85281
ML PARSONS ARIZONA STATE UNIV TEMPE AZ 85281
11/80 -REPORT ON TECHNIQUE FOR EXTRACTION OF ORGANICS FROM DICHOTOMOUS FILTERS
(PE-C07 ) CHARAC. & MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVEL - AIR
REPORT ON TECHNIQUE OFR EXTRACTION OF ORGANICS
FROM DICHOTOMOUS FILTERS.
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
SSIE-GMA 6118 1 EPA -RS07028-01 ORD -RG1OB3O-1O80
PE -C07
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-80
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DEVELOP AND EVALUATE APPARATUS AND METHODOLOGY TO PROVIDE TOTAL CARBON MEASUREMENTS
AND QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE ANALYSES OF TRACE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS ASSOCIATED WITH AEROSOLS
COLLECTED ON DICHOTOMOUS FILTER ELEMENTS. APPROACH: A UNITIZED TEFLON BLOCK APPARATUS WHICH
COMBINES SOLVENT EXTRACTION AND CONDENSATION STEPS WITHOUT SAMPLE TRANSFER IS PROPOSED. THE
OBJECTIVE IS TO MINIMIZE MULTI-STEP SAMPLE HANDLING. SAMPLE ABSORPTION AND DRASTIC SAMPLE
CONDENSATION STEPS. THE DEVICE WILL BE CONSTRUCTED, MODIFIED AND DEVELOPED USING MODEL COMPOUNDS
FOR EFFICIENCY STUDIES. RADIOACTIVE TRACERS FOR QUANTITATION OF EXTRACTION SAMPLES. AND FINALLY
EVALUATED USING ACTUAL DICHOTOMOUS FILTERS WITH AEROSOLS COLLECTED AT ENVIRONMENTAL SITES FOR
PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT. THE PROCEDURE WILL USE ALIOUOTS OF SOLVENT DISPENSED INTO AN EXTRACTION
CHAMBER WHERE EXTRACTION WILL BE CONDUCTED IN A HEATED, ULTRASONIC BATH. SUBSEQUENT TRANSFER TO A
CONDENSATION CHAMBER WILL BE FOLLOWED BY GC AND GC/MS ANALYSES.
RECN-005190
LABN-G603A-AC-O59
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
•PROJECT- OO5456-DESIGN, MANAGEMENT. AND ANALYSIS OF EXPERIMENTAL DATA
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID. .
MANDATE ...
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK =P882 -OOOO44 * * EPA =R807O31 >" (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 04/79 - 05/82 : FY79
RR PAYNE EPA/ERL - NARR
LJ BASS UNIV OF RHODE ISLAND
JF HELTSHE UNIV OF RHODE ISLAND
05/82 -NO FORMAL REPORT REQUIRED
(PE-882 ) SCIENTIFIC ASSESSMENT R 6 D -AIR
20-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
2O-31 DAA FOR TESTING AND EVALUATION
RECN-005456 SSIE-GMA 6273 EPA
FTS 8-838-4843
DEPT OF MICROBIOL/WOODWARD
DEPT OF MICROBIOL/WOODWARD
ORD -RP10E30-2079
UPDATED- JAN-MAR 80
-R807O31
PE -832
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DEVELOP TECHNIQUES FOR DEALING WITH DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS AND MANAGEMENT AND ANALYSIS
OF EXPERIMENTAL DATA RELATING TO THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT. APPROACH: TECHNIQUES ARE TO INCLUDE DESIGN
OF FIELD SAMPLING PLANS, LAB EXPERIMENTS. IDENTIFICATION OF APPROPRIATE EXPLORATORY STATISTICAL
TECHNIQUES. ALSO INCLUDED WILL BE IMPLEMENTATION OF EPA STANDARD MINICOMPUTER OF INTEGRATED DATA
MANAGEMENT AND ANALYSIS SYSTEM USING DATA BASE TECHNIQUES AND EMPLOYING NON-PROCEDURAL USER
INTERFACE.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTEC
NOTICE OF RESEARCH
(Please read reverse before
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE
:TION AGENCY
PROJECT
completing)
INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO.CDo not uae thla space)
SSIE
EPA
R807033 01
TITLE OF PROJECT
US/USSR exchange of biological control agents
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Huai C. Chiang, Professor, Department of Entomology, Fisheries and Wildlife,
University of Minnesota, 2642 University Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55114
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Huai C. Chiang, Department of Entomology, Fisheries and Wildlife, University
of, Minnesota, 2642 University Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55114
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 words or lea*. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of wont In progress are exchanged with government and private agenclea sup -
porting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such Information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
Objectives: To exchange biological control agents and technology with USSR,
to cooperate with USSR scientists in defining the pheromone blends and in
field testing in USSR of material synthesized in US. Approach: Work is to
be done under the "Integrated Pest Management" project under the US/USSR En-
vironmental Protection Agreement, involving 24 AES scientists in 16 states
specializing in biological control of pests of cotton, deciduous fruits,
legumes, vegetables, sunflower, maize, citrus, forest trees and weeds, and
in pheromonal control of insects. Work planned: A joint US/USSR Conference
on Use of Natural Enemies in Control of Crop Pests. Information exchange.
Exploration in USSR for natural enemies of Dendroctonus spp. Exchange of
natural enemies of pests of above mentioned commodities. Also, field testing
of pheromones of codling moth and Oriental fruit moth in several Republics
in the USSR. Identification of pheromones of some USSR insects which are
close relatives of US pests.
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RUN DATE: O7/O9/80
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENT"
* OFFICE OF RESEARCH
GRANT PROJECT DE_
* 0 R D I S DATA E
PROTECTION AGENCY
DEVELOPMENT *
.PTICNS
X T R A C T
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•PROJECT- 0054O8
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...:
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. -
PROJ STATUS. :
ABSTRACT
-DEVELOPMENT OF COLLECTION METHODS FOR AIRBORNE PESTICIDES AND PCB USING
SOLID ADSORBENTS
TASK =G712B-BB-O04 '*EPA=R807O4B-O1 +" (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/76 - 06/82 FY79
JE MEEKER EPA/ESRL - RTP FTS 8-629-3064
TF BIDLEMAN UNIV OF SOUTH CAROLINA DEPT OF CHEMISTRY
12/77 -COLLECTION MEDIA, FIELD TESTED
O6/79 -COLLECTION MEDIA SELECTED
06/80 -PROTOTYPE SAMPLER COMPLETED
12/8O -EVALUATION OF SAMPLER COMPLETE
06/81 -OPTIMIZATION OF SAMPLER COMPLETED
06/82 -ORD FINAL REPORT, PCB SAMPLER
(PE-712 ) CHARAC. & MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVEL - AIR
PCB SAMPLER
1O-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
XAD-2 SOLID STATE COLLECTION AGENT INVESTIGATED FOR
PCB COLLECTION.
RECN-OO5408 5SIE-GMA 6291 EPA -R8O7O48-01 ORD -RG1OB3O-1079
PE -712
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JAN-MAR 80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS GRANT IS TO CONTINUE TO SELECT AND TO PERFECT A HIGH VOLUME
PORTABLE AIR SAMPLING SYSTEM TO QUANTITATIVELY COLLECT PCBS AND OTHER HALOGENATED HYDROCARBONS.
BOTH PARTICULATE AND VAPOR PHASE, AS A FUNCTION OF SEASON, WIND DIRECTION At-JD FORCE. PRECIPITATION
AND SOLAR RADIATION. THE INSTRUMENT IS TO BE BUILT AND FIELD MEASUREMENTS OF PCBS AND OTHER
HALOGENATED HYDROCARBONS MADE. APPROACH: AIR SAMPLES ARE SIMULTANEOUSLY COLLECTED WITH A GROUP OF
SOLID AND LIQUID PHASE AB5ORBANTS TO BE COMPARED. SELECTION CRITERIA FOR AN ABSORBANT SYSTEM
INCLUDE: (A) STURDY AND PORTABLE, (B) ABSORBANT EASILY PURIFIED AND STABLE. (C) 9O PLUS PERCENT
COLLECTION EFFICIENCY. (D) QUANTITATIVE ELUTION, (E) SMALLEST WORKABLE COLLECTION UNIT, (F)
COLLECTED MATERIAL STABLE IN THE ABSORBED STATE.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENT At. PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No, IJ8-R0081
PROJECT
SSIE
NO. (Do not use (his spue*)
EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT
Epldemlologic Studies
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENTS, ANO OFFICIAL TITLES OF
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
R,C, Dusican, Project Director
W.T. Stille, Assoc. Professor
CJ). Pfaffenberger, Assoc. Prof.
A. Barquet, Asst. Professor
C. Morgade, Asst. Professor
0. Graves, Asst. Professor
L. Stille, Research Assoc.
S. Brady, Research Assoc.
R. Lyness, Research Assoc.
OTHER
J.E. Danauskas, Res. Scient
G. Roberts, Res. Assoc.
E.J. Koehler, Com. Health
Nurse
NAME ANO ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Miami
Coral Gables, FL 33124
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objective*. (2) Approach. (3) Current Plans •nd/or Progress (300 word* or less. Omit confidential dale).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work In progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such Information. Your summary is to be used for these pwposes.
Objectives(l) To determine on a national basis the magnitude of human exposure to pes-
ticides by monitoring residues and metabolites of pesticides in the general
and/or specific (populations. (2) To conduct epidemiologic studies of various*
exposed population groups and to seek information on the potential effects of
these exposures on the induction of disease. (3) To devise better means for
the recognition, diagnosis, and treatment of pesticide poisoning in man. (4)
To maintain a central data management facility and information processing sy-
stem in support of the Pesticide Incident Monitoring Center.
Approach: The Department of Epidemiology and Public Health of the University of Miami
School of Medicine has assembled a staff of medical epidemiologists, pesti-
cide residue chemists, information scientists, and biostatisticians to carry
out fundamental research and field investigations to meet the general objec-
tives stated above. The combination of documented (chemical) exposure assess
ment and the application of sound epidemiological principles are being used
to carry out this mission.
Current- Analytical (Chemical)methods development, field studies of exposed workers
Plans/ in agriculture, acute pesticide poisoning investigations, and the accumula-
Progress tion and dissemination of pesticides information (PIMS, RPAR, Generic Stan-
dards) are continuing.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
Form Apprdyr
O.MB No. USW
rd
PROJECT NO. (Do nor u«e Ihlt apace.)
SSIE
EPA
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
TITLE Of PROJECT
Natural Organic Emissions and Their Impact on A1r Quality
NAMES. DEPARTMENTS. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Mike Holdren, Assistant Chemist
Air Pollution Research
College of Engineering
Washington State University, Pullman, WA 99164
NAME ANO AOORESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Washington State University
Pullman, WA 99164
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (I) Or>j.-
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENT*' PROTECTION AGENCY
•ORT: OROCONV (VERSION V2.6) » OFFICE OF RESEARCH / 1EVELOPMENT »
GRANT PROJECT DES .JTIQNS
RUN DATE: O7/O9/8O 'ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
•PROJECT- OO5147-NATIONAL ESTIMATE OF THE COST OF CONTROLLING AGRICULTURAL POLLUTION
PAGE-
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES.
PROGRAM ID. . :
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
TASK = KC34 -OOO479 -> * EPA =R807O54 -O1 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 07/79 - 09/80 FY80
TE WADDELL EPA/ERL - ATHENS
H PESKIN RES FOR THE FUTURE INC
L GIANESSI RES FOR THE FUTURE INC
D EASTA RES FOR THE FUTURE INC
09/79 -DEVELOPMENT OF WORK PLAN
12/79 -DRAFT FINAL REPORT ON NATIONAL COST ESTIMATES
02/80 -DRAFT FINAL REPORT ON LINKAGE WITH EPA REACH FILE
(PE-C34 ) RENEWABLE RESOURCES -WATER QUALITY
20-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
INPUT DATA FILES HAVE BEEN UPDATED WITH SCS AND OTHER USDA DATA
A REPORT HAS BEEN DEV. FOR EPA IN WHICH ANALYSIS IS MADE OF
THE WATER QUALITY IMPACTS OF IMPLEMENTING BPT.
FTS-8-250-356O
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
DC 2O036
DC 20036
DC 2O036
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS. .
ABSTRACT
RECN-OO5147
PE -C34
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
OBJECTIVE: TO REFINE
SSIE-GMA 6245 1
EPA -R8O7054-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RK1OB30-2080
UPDATED- 06-28-80
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
UPDATE, AND UTILIZE THE RFF WATER NETWORK MODEL IN EVALUATING THE NATIONAL
COSTS AND WATER QUALITY IMPACTS OF IMPLEMENTING AGRICULTURAL NONPOINT SOURCE CONTROLS ACROSS THE
U.S. IRRIGATED AND NONIRRIGATED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AND ANIMAL PRODUCTION ACTIVITIES WILL BE
CONSIDERED. THE COMPATIBILITY OF THE RFF MODEL AND DATA BASE WITH THE EPA REACH FILE WILL ALSO BE
EVALUATED. APPROACH: THE RFF MODEL WILL UTILIZE A BMP SELECTION METHODOLOGY BEING DEVELOPED BY
CORNELL UNIVERSITY (GRANT NO. R8O4925) TO EVALUATE ALTERNATIVE AGRICULTURAL NONPOINT BMPS RELATIVE
TO THEIR ENVIRONMENTAL AND COST EFFECTIVENESS. RFF WILL APPLY THE METHODOLOGY ON A NATIONWIDE
BASIS.
"•PROJECT: 005927-AMMONIA REMOVAL FROM STEEL INDUSTRY WASTEWATER
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT . .
919-541-2733
DEPT OF COMP SCI
TASK =F610B-793670 **EPA=R807064 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/79 - 04/80 FY79
JS RUPPERSBERGE EPA/IERL - RTP
FB BIRKNER UNIV OF MARYLAND
(PE-610 ) INDUSTRIAL PROC. - WATER QUALITY
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
RECN-O05927 SSIE-GMA 6483 EPA -RS07064 ORD -RF1CB30-1O79
PE -61O
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-80 UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DEVELOP A SUITABLE FILTER MEDIA FOR THE REMOVAL OF AMMONIA FROM STEEL INDUSTRY
WASTEWATERS AND TO DEMONSTRATE ITS EFFECTIVENESS ON A LABORATORY SCALE.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 1J8-R0081
PROJECT
SSIE
NO. (Do not uaa thta tpmce)
EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT
CROP PRODUCTION SYSTEMS: THE ROLE OF PLANT PROTECTION FROM PESTS
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENTS, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Raymond J. Tarleton, Treasurer
The Intersociety Consortium for Plant Protection
NAME ANO ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
INTERSOCIETY CONSORTIUM FOR PLANT PROTECTION
3340 Pilot Knob Road, St. Paul, MN 55121
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (I) Objective*. (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 word* or less. Omll confidential data).
In Ihr Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to Inveiligalors who request such Information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
(1) Objectives; To provide information to OPP and ORD on the role of specific RPAR
presticides in integrated pest management. To describe in detail the current
state of two U.S. crop production systems (field corn and peaches), with special
emphasis on comparison of existing plant protection procedures, proposed alternate
systems, potential impacts of OPP and ORD activities, and recommendations for
research and extension priorities.
(2) Approach; A project manager will be appointed to coordinate the objectives.
Production-system-analysis task forces will be appointed for analysis of the
field corn and peach documents. The task forces will consist of a representative
from each of the four plant protection disciplines (entomology, nematology, plant
pathology, and weed science), a crop production specialist, a systems scientist
and an economist. Ad hoc committees will be established as mutually agreeable.
Relevant EPA and USDA RPAR data will be used by the Ad hoc committees.
3) Current Plans and/or Progress; The project will be implemented as soon as the
contract is approved. ISCPP is currently identifying appropriate expertise.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENT - PROTECTION AGENCY
ORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.6) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH / .EVELOPMENT -
GRANT PROJECT DESCRIPTIONS
RUN DATE: 07/09/80 * 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
'PROJECT: O06R62-HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS TYPE 2 - CANCER PROMOTER INTERACTIONS
FAGE-
252
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID..
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES.
629-2539
ORD -RH10E30-1OSO
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT. . . .
TASK =HC1T -9895OO * > EPA=R807O73 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE . 09/79 - 08/82 : FY80
SELGRADE EPA/HERL - PTP
UNKNOWN BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MED
O6/81 -COMPLETE PROMOTOR EFFECTS ON TUMOR I GENES IS.
1O/81 -COMPLETE TESTS ON POTENTIATION OF LATENT VIRUS.
09/82 -COMPLETE BIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF TRANSFORMED CELLS
O9/82 -DEVELOP SYSTEM FOR TESTING SUSPECT PROMOTORS.
09/82 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-C1T ) HEALTH EFFECTS - TOXICS
10-03 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
RECN-OO6662 SSIE-HZ 809895 EPA -R807O73
PE -C1T
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-80 UPDATED- 06-28-8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ACUTE HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS (HSV-2) INFECTION IS ALWAYS FOLLOWED BY LATENT INFECTION. UOMEN WITH A
HISTORY OF GENITAL HSV-2 INFECTION HAVE A <1X HIGHER RISK OF CERVICAL CARCINOMA. THE TIME BETWEEN
HSV-2 ONSET AND CARCINOMA DEVELOPMENT IS 15-20 XRS SUGGESTING THIS CANCER MAY OCCUR IN 2
STAGES-INITIATION BY HSV-2 FOLLOWED BY REPEATED EXPOSURE TO SOME ENVIRONMENTAL FACTOR WHICH SERVES
AS A PROMOTOR. THIS TASK PROVIDES A WAY OF SUPPORTING THIS HYPOTHESIS AND IDENTIFYING PROMOTORS, BY
DETERMINING IF CHEMICALS KNOWN TO PROMOTE CHEMICAL CARCINOGENESIS ALSO ENHANCE THE TUMORIGENICITY
OF HSV-2-TRANSFORMED CELLS AND IDENTIFYING IN VITRO PARAMETERS WHICH SIGNAL SUCH ENHANCEMENT. THE
AVAILABLE HSV-2 TRANSFORMED CELLS VARY FROM NONTUMORIGENIC TO HIGHLY TUMORIGENIC AND PROVIDE A GOOD
MODEL FOR EXAMINING VIRUS/CHEMICAL INTERACTION. TRANSIENT EXPOSURE OF HSV-2 TRANSFORMED RAT EMBRYO
CELLS TO THE CO-CARCINOGEN (PROMOTOR) 12-OTETRADECANOYL-PHORBOL-13-ACETATE (TPA ) MARKEDLY ENHANCED
THE TUMORIGENIC POTENTIAL OF HSV-2 TRANSFORMED CELLS FOR NEWBORN RATS AND THIS ENHANCED
TUMORIGENICITY CORRELATED WITH ENHANCED EFFICIENCY OF COLONY FORMATION IN SOFT AGAR. WHEN THESE
VIRUS TRANSFORMED CELLS WERE TREATED WITH TPA THE EFFICIENCY OF COLONY FORMATION INCREASED FROM 3%
FOR UNTREATED CELLS TO 7, 9 AND 45% FOR CELLS TREATED WITH 2O, 200, OR 2OOO NG TPA/ML. THE
EFFICIENCY OF COLONY FORMATION FOR RAT EMBRYO CELLS NOT TRANSFORMED WITH HSV WAS LESS THAN O.O1V-
WHETHER THEY WERE TPA TREATED OR NOT. CELL LINES ESTABLISHED FROM THESE TPA-TREATED,
HSV-TRANSFORMED CELLS ALSO EXHIBITED ENHANCED COLONY FORMATION (65-75%) COMPARED TO CELL LINES
DERIVED FROM UNTREATED CELLS (12-%) AND PRODUCED 1OO% INCIDENCE OF TUMORS IN NEWBORN RATS WHEREAS
UNTREATED CELLS WERE NON-TUMORIGENIC. OTHER RESULTS INDICATE THAT SATURATION DENSITV OF CELLS WAS
NOT ALTERED BY TPA TREATMENT. STUDIES ARE NOW UNDERWAY TO DETERMINE IF TPA ALTERS OTHER PHENOTYPIC
MARKERS WHICH CAN THEN BE CORRELATED WITH ENHANCED TUMORIGENICITV,
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENT* • PROTECTION AGENCY
ORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2 . 6 ) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH 6 EVELOPMENT »
GRANT PROJECT DESi- .JTIONS
RUN DATE: O7/09/80 "ORDIS DATA EXTRACT*
•PROJECT' OO6O48-ENGINEERING EVALUATION OF HIGH VELOCITY FILTRATION
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID. .
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS . .
ABSTRACT
TASK =F830M-7911OO *»EPA=R8O70SO - * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/79 - 08/82 FY79
JH TURNER EPA/IERL - RTP
MW FIRST HARVARD UNIV
FLUE GAS PARTICULATE CONTROL -ENERGY-
CLEAN AIR ACT
3SIE-GMA 5492 EPA -RS07080
FTS 8-629-24T6
PUBLIC HEALTH/PHYS DEPT
(PE-S30
10-02
RECN-006048
PE -83O
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ENTERED - 06-28-80
ORD -RF10B20-1079
UPDATED- 06-28-80
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO REDUCE SIZE AND COST OF FABRIC FILTERS, AND TO INCREASE THEORETICAL UNDERSTANDING OF
FABRIC FILTRATION. APPROACH: DATA GATHERED WILL BE USED BY FABRIC FILTRATION RESEARCHERS.
DESIGNERS, AND ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL.
•PROJECT- OO5812-
EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID.
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
EVALUATION 5 DEMONSTRATION OF MICROPROCESSOR CONTROL FOR VOC EMISSIONS
REDUCTION
TASK = B604 -000949 **EPA=R8O7083 *- (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 08/73 - 08/81 : FY79
CH DARVIN EPA/IERL - CINC FTS 8-684-4491
M HEUERTZ CHEMICAL COATERS ASSN. V/HEATON IL 60187
(PE-GO4 ) INDUSTRIAL PROC. - AIR
THE OUTPUT OF THIS PROJECT WILL BE A DEMONSTRATION AND REPORT
REPORT ON MICROPROCESSOR CONTROL OF A VOC EMITTING SOURCE
INCLUDED ALSO AS AN OUTPUT WILL BE A TECHNICAL DESIGN MANUAL
DESIGN ON THE USE AND IMPLEMENTATION OF MICROPROCESSER
TECHNOLOGY FOR ENERGY CONVERSATION AND VOC POLLUTION
REDUCTION FROM METAL COATING PROCESSES.
RECN-005812 SSIE-GMA 6635 EPA -R807O83 ORD -RE10B3O-3O79
PE -604
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - O6-28-8O UPDATED- O6-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THIS PROJECT WILL DEMONSTRATE THE USE OF MICROPROCESSOR TO CONTROL VOC EMISSIONS AND
CONSERVE PROCESS ENERGY WITH INSTANTANEOUS PROCESS CONTROL. OPERATION CLOSER TO THE LEL WILL
OCCUR. THUS REDUCING DILUTION AIR AND REDUCING ENERGY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PROCESS AND FOR
INCINERATION. SUCCESSFUL DEMONSTRATION OF THE USE OF MICROPROCESSORS WILL RESULT IN A CONTROL
OPTION THAT IS BOTH EFFICIENT AND ECONOMICAL. MAKING THE USE OF HEAT RECOVERY MUCH MORE EFFICIENT
AND ATTRACTIVE. APPROACH: DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATION OF APPLICABLE COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY WILL
BE CONDUCTED. AN OPERATIONAL FACILITY WILL THEN BE USED AS A HOST SITE TO DEMONSTRATE THE TOTAL
CONTROL CONCEPT
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ORDIS DATA E
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•PROJECT' 005148-EFFECT OF AGRICULTURAL LAND USE PRACTICES ON STREAM WATER QUALITY
(ECONOMIC ANALYSIS )
TASK =KC34 -000482 **EPA=R807087-01 " * (GRANT)
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT :
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/79 - 12/81 FY8O
TE WADDELL EPA/ERL - ATHENS
J MIRANOWSKI IOWA STATE UNIV
1O/79 -WATER QUALITY GOALS WORKSHOP
11/79 -DETAILED WORK PLAN--DATA COLLECTION. TIMIMG OF TASKS
O1/8O -REPORT ON WATER QUALITY GOALS WORKSHOP
12/80 -INTERIM REPORT ON METHODOLOGY
12/81 -FINAL REPORT ON RESULTS - PHASE I
(PE-C34 ) RENEWABLE RESOURCES -WATER QUALITY
20-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
20-RO7 EPA REGION VII
DATA COLLECTION ACTIVITIES HAVE BEEN INSTITUTED IN CONJUCTION
WITH SOCIOLOGISTS WATER QUALITY GOALS WORKSHOP WAS HELD
IN ANES,IOW 9-1O JAN.80
SSIE-GMA 6244
FTS 8-250-356O
AMES
IA 50011
RECN-O05148
PE -C34
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
1
EPA -R807087-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RK10E30-20SO
UPDATED- O6-28-80
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: PROJECT IS A COMPONENT OF THE IOWA FIELD EVALUATION PROJECT (FEP) TO CONDUCT RESEARCH ON
THE ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF ALTERNATIVE AGRICULTURAL BMPS AND IMPLEMENTATION POLICIES DESIGNED TO
ACHIEVE VARIOUS LEVELS OF WATER QUALITY. THE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS WILL. 1) ASSESS THE ECONOMICS OF
ALTERNATIVE SETS OF BMPS AT THE FARM, WATERSHED, AND RIVER BASIN LEVELS; 2) DEVELOP AND ADAPT
PROGRAMMING MODELS TO THE STUDY AREA TO EVALUATE ALTERNATIVES; 3) LINK ECONOMIC AND PHYSICAL
MODELS; AND 4) EVALUATE TRADE-OFFS. APPROACH: ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THESE OBJECTIVES WILL REQUIRE
SIGNIFICANT DATA COLLECTION ACTIVITIES, UTILIZATION OF QUANTITATIVE ESTIMATION TECHNIQUES, MODEL
DESIGN AND PROGRAMMING EFFORTS, AND DETAILED INTERPRETATION OF THE ANALYTICAL RESULTS.
+PROJECT- OO52O6-OPTICAL SIZING OF SUB-MICRON PARTICLES
EPA OFFICER.
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ABSTRACT
TASK =G832B-EA-212 **EPA=R807O89-01 "* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 09/79 - 11/81 : FY79
CW LEWIS EPA/ESRL - RTP
JT BROWN COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES
11/81 -DELIVERY OF INSTRUMENTATION
(PE-832 ) TRANSPORTATION & FATE- ENERGY
1O-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-OO5206 SSIE-GMA 6197
PE -832
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: INCREASE THE SMALL PARTICLE SENSITIVITY OF A CLIMET OPTICAL PARTICLE COUNTER. APPROACH:
SERIES OF HARDWARE MODIFICATIONS TO A CLIMET OPTICAL PARTICLE COUNTER WILL BE PERFORP4ED AND
EVALUATED WITH REGARD TO THE EFFECT OF EACH ON THE INSTRUMENT'S SMALL PARTICLE SENSITIVITY.
EPA -R8O7O89-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
FTS 8-629-3154
DEPT OF PHYSICS
ORD -RG1OB31-1O79
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
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TITLE OF PROJECT
Support for PL 480 Project, Water Quality Studies on the
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO .(Do not ua« thi* tpmct)
SSIE ^070?0"^/
EPA
River Nile and Lake Nasser.
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Project Director: Dr. K. H. Mancy, Professor of Environmental Chemistry. The Department
of Environmental and Industrial Health, School of Public Health, The University of
Michigan.
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
2530 School of Public Health I
The University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK-(l) Objective*, (I) Approach. (3) Current Plant end/or Progro.i (300 words or lot*. Omit confidential dmtm).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, • ummiri** of work Inprogre** are exchaneed with government and private agenda* lup-
porting reiearch and are forwarded to Investigator* who requeat inch Information. Your luminary 1* to be u*ed for the*e purpoce*.
The main goal of this study is the assessment of current and future water quality
characteristics of the Nile 1n Egypt. Emphasis is on the environmental impacts of the
Aswan High Dam, river flow control programs and multi-purpose river usages. This
Includes public health, agricultural and sodoecononric Implications. The overall aim
1s to provide the policy and decision makers 1n Egypt with factual information on
present conditions, predictions of future trends, and strategy alternatives for lake
and river resources management.
The focus of this project has been the impacts on water quality and river ecosystem
in the Aswan High Dam Reservoir and the downstream portion of the Nile. These impacts
are measured 1n terms of their physical, chemical and biological parameters. The human
implication of these impacts are examined in terms of their agricultural, public health
and socioeconomic effects. The operational output of the study is an extensive
monitoring network and an environmental information and retrieval system as well as
technical training associated with carrying out of these chemical and biological
{measurements and, the use of advanced pollution detection equipment, and the application
fof modeling and system techniques.
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30JECT: OO5132-INJURY AND IMPROVED RECOVERY OF FECAL COLIFORM BACTERIA IN DRINKING
WATER
TASK =CC61 -S2T055 **EPA=R8O7092-01 "* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/^9 - 1O/82 : FY8O
DJ REASONER EPA/MERL - CINC
GA MCFETERS MONTANA STATE UNIV
09/80 -INTERIM PROGRESS REPORT LST YEAR
09/81 -INTERIM PROGRESS REPORT, 2ND YEAR
(PE-C61 ) DRINK WATER TREATMENT 8. GROUND WATER PROT
10-15 SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
WATER EXPOSURE INJURY STUDIES HAVE BEGUN SUITABLE TYPES OF
WATER FOR EXPOSURE HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED AND INCLUDED
CHLORINATED TAP WATER DEAD END TAP WATER AND DECHLORINATED
TAP WATER AFTER CARBON FILTRATION'THE EXPERIMENTAL EXPOSURE
PROTOCAL HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED AS WELLAS REPRODUCIBLE TESTS
FOR INJURY NEW SELECTIVE AND NONSELECTIVE MEDIA HAVE BEEN
DEVELOPED TO DETECT INJURY IN COLIFORM VACTERIA. METOBOLIC
IN CALIFORMS IS DETECTED USINGA MINIMAL MEDIUM.
SSIE-GMA 6236 1 EPA -R807092-01
EPA OFFICER. •
INVESTIGATOR. :
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
FTS 8-684-7232
DEPT OF BIOL
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT....
INJURY
RECN-005132
PE -C61
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR ,
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORD -RC10B30-1C80
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
UPDATED- O6-2S-80
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO STUDY THE OCCURRENCE OF STRESSED INDICATOR BACTERIA IN POTABLE WATER AND THE
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VARIOUS PHYSICAL. CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL FACTORS, AND STRESS INJURY RELATIVE
TO RECOVERY OF INJURED COLIFORMS IN POTABLE WATER. THE PROJECT WILL ALSO ADORES? THE DEVELOPMENT OF
IMPROVED RECOVERY MEDIA AND PROCEDURES FOR INJURED COLIFORMS IN DRINKING WATER. APPROACH: USING
MORE RECENT INFORMATION CONCERNING THE CELLULAR SITE OF STRESS INJURY IN BACTERIA, FURTHER RESEARCH
WILL BE DIRECTED TOWARD DEFINING OTHER MECHANISMS OF STRESS INJURY AND EXAMINATION OF MEDIUM
COMPONENTS OR ADDITIVES THAT PREVENT OR REVERSE THE STRESS INJURY MEDIUM ADDITIVES WILL BE
EXAMINED THAT SHOW SELECTIVE INHIBITIONS OR SUPPRESSION OF NON-COLIFORM BACTERIA WHILE PERMITTING
THE COLIFORM BACTERIA TO GROW. METHODOLOGY DEVELOPED WILL BE USED TO EXAMINE THE OCCURRENCE OF
STRESS INJURED COLIFORMS IN POTABLE WATER SUPPLIES.
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) Form Approved
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PROJECT HO. (Do not u»e thi* apace)
EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT pesticide coop&rB.t±v& agreement for laboratory and field evaluation of
fV>r> fire ant control.
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
C. M. Ueltschey, Director, Fire Ant Division, Mississippi Department of Agriculture
.Dr. Mingming Fang, Research Scientist
Dr. Earl Alley, Director of Research, Mississippi Chemical Laboratory
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Mississippi Department of Agriculture & Commerce
P. 0. Box 1609
Jackson, Mississippi 39205
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (300 words or /•••. Omit confidential data),
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work In progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such Information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
Objective: To find a pesticide to control Imported Fire Ant.
Approach: Acceptance test and screening in laboratory - small and intermediate
field plots.
Current plans are to screen at least 40 compounds a week for efficacy and 80
compounds per week for acceptance.
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PROJECT NO.fDo nof »•• «>/• *p»c*}
SSIE -
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
EPA
I
ITLE OF PROJECT
Urban and Suburban Residential Pest Management Data Systems
;iVE NAMES. DEPARTMENT. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS .AND ALL OTHER
'ROFESSlONAL PERSONNEL ENCAGED IN THE PROJECT.
William Olkowski, Co-Principal Investigator, Co-^Director, Center for the
Integration of Applied Sciences
Helga Olkowski, Co-Principal Investigator, Co-Director, Center for the
Integration of Applied Sciences
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
John Muir Institute for Environmental Studies, Inc.
743 Wilson Street
Napa, CA 94558
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objective!. (2) Approach. (3) Cuircnl Plant and/or Pn>(rc». (200 word, or It,*. Ooi/f con/irfenr/af amlm).
In the SmIOtvonlan Science Information Exchange, summaries of wofk In progress are exchanged with government and private agcnclea *«B7*
portinf research and an forwarded to Inveitlgator* who requect cuch Information. Your cummary I a U> be »«ed for thece puipocea.
This proposal encompasses "our subprojects which build oh previous studies funded
by EPA and others. Subprr ect I will develop a computer-accessible information
data base fof implementation of shade tree pest IPM programs throughout the U.S.
Subproject II will develop a computer-accessible information data base for the
pest problems that occur in and around suburban residences. Subproject III will
develop a framework for an information system based on a series of generalizable
IPM components, applicable to all pest situations but immediately useful with the
above'data bases. Subproject IV will further evaluate the introduced parasites of
the elm leaf beetle, the linden aphid, and the elm aphid, and the potential intro-
duction of parasites of the silver maple aphid and/or the tulip tree aphid.
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Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO.fDo not use (his space)
EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT Analyses of Costs and Benefits of the Use of Pesticides on Crop and
• Non-crop Sites in Arizona
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Dr. Dennis C. Cory, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Agr.Econ., Univ. of Arizona
Dr. Roger A. Selley, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Agr.Econ., Univ. of Arizona
Dr. James C. Wade,, Assistant Professor, Dept., of Agr.Econ., Univ. of Arizona
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Department of Agricultural Economics; 401 Agriculture Bldg.;
University of ArRiona; Tucson, Arizona 85721.
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK-(l) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work In progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forw<»*d«d to Investigators who request such Information. Your summary 1* to be used for these purposes.
This researcn project consists of two types of tasks.
Task type I is concerned with conducting economic analyses of proposed regulatory
actions on specific problem pesticides (RPAR's) on use sites in Arizona. Task type
II is concerned with conducting baseline analyses of the benefits and costs of the
control of the economic pests by chemical and non-chemical means on a site without
reference to a specific regulatory action.
Nonlinear programming models will be used to estimate income impacts on
representative farms from various regulatory proposals. Policy evaluation will be
conducted within an externality theoretic framework, considering the implications
for financial risk, allocative efficiency, and distributive equity of regulatory
actions.
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TITLE OF PROJECT
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
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PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO.fDp not use this space)
fj Sf s\—t/S\ /_ —**-. /
EPA
Pesticide Benefit-Co^u. Analysis on Crop and Non-Crop Sites in
Mississippi am- Other States
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES O. PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
David W.
Parvin, Jr., Professor & Economist
Department of Agricultural Economics, MATES
Arnold L. Aspelin, Chief
Economic Analysis Branch, EPA
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Mississippi Agricultural & Forestry Experiment Station, MSU
Box 5187, Mississippi State, MS 39762
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (I) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Pro pen (200 words or /•»«. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, •umraariea of work In progress are exchanged with government and private agenclea nip -
porting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such Information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
The purpose of this project is to provide the participants (Office of Pesticides,
EPA and MSU) with analyses of costs and benefits of the use of pesticides on crop and
non-crop sites in Mississippi and other states. Such analyses are needed as inputs to
risk/benefit regulatory decisions on problem pesticides which could affect the economy
of Mississippi and other states.
First year tasks to be completed include: conduct economic analysis of proposed
regulatory actions on specific problem pesticides (RPAR's) on use sites (Eastern cotton,
rice, cucurbits/mellons, poultry, catfish, and mosquito control) in Mississippi and
other states; conduct baseline analyses of the benefits and the costs of the control of
the economic pests by chemical and non-chemical means on cotton and rice sites without
reference to a specific regulatory action pending at EPA; conduct reviews of data and
analyses generated by other parties concerning benefits and costs of the use of one or
more pesticides on a specified site in connection with an EPA regulatory action, actual
or proposed; conduct data gathering and/or information retrieval activities relating to
pesticides benefit or economic impact analyses.
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PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT
SSIE
EPA
CR
NO. (Do not use this apace)
807107-01
TITLE OF PROJECT
TJrtn—fry-in g-t t-oa "tn
of the costs and Benefits of the Use of Pesticides on Crop and
and Ot-her States
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENTS. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Kenneth H. Baum, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Agricultural Economics
Ronald W. Tillman, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Plant Pathology & Physiology
Robert L. Horsburgh, Associate Professor, Dept. of Entomology
Charles R. Drake, Professor, Dept. of Plant Pathology & Physiology
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Research Division, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg,
Virginia 24061
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objective*, (2) Approach. (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 word* or leas. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work In progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such Information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The purpose of the proposed work effort contained in this research project is to
provide the Office of Pesticides, EPA (OPP/EPA) and Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
State University (VPI&SU) with analyses or review of analyses concerning costs and
benefits of pesticides use on crop and non-crop sites in Virginia and other states. A
team of agricultural economists, entomologists, and plant pathologists in residence at
VPI&SU will conduct these evaluations with data provided by the OPP/EPA, or data avail-
able elsewhere, utilizing appropriate statistical and analytical techniques. Primary
work projects include (1) economic analyses of proposed pesticide regulatory actions
affecting Eastern fruits, vegetables, and tobacco and (2) initiation of baseline
analyses of benefits and costs of alternative principal pest control strategies used
within the Virginia and Appalachian Apple Industries. In addition, a review of pesti-
cide or pest control data aid analyses,, and data gathering activities, will be under-
taken when necessary. These reviews and analyses derive their importance as inputs to
risk/benefit regulatory decisions either in review or under consideration on problem
pesticides that could affect the economy of Virginia and other states.
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F~ o rm Approv-&d
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PROJECT HO. (Do not use this space;
SSIE
EPAAVr>7/rf-rv
Health Effects of Air Pollution In The Texas Gulf Coast Area
31VE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
= ROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Patricia A. Huffier, Ph.D., University of Texas School of Public Health, Associate
Professor of Epidemiology; Reuel Stallones, M.D., University of Texas School of Public
Health, Dean; Susan M. Wood, M.A., University of Texas School of Public Health, Senior
Research Associate; (See attached page for other investigators)
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
School of Public Health
P.O. Box 20186
Houston. Texas 77025
11VU3 IUL1 . JLCAQ3 I I \Ji-J
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current PI am and/or Progress (200 word, or (ess. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work In progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to inveatigatora who request such Information, your summary la to be used for these purooses, , ,
In order to access the biomedical consequences of exposure to air p611ution in the
Texas Gulf Coast Area, three epidemiologic studies are proposed:
(1) a two-phase study of environmental influences on lung cancer production in
Harris County, where the city of Houston is located;
(2) a longitudinal assessment of the degree to which daily variation in air
pollution concentrations influences daily symptomatology and lung function in
asthmatics; and
(3) a longitudinal assessment of the degree to which air pollution concentrations
shortly preceding and during exercise influence performance, physiology, and
symptomatology in vigorously exercising healthy people.
This group of studies has been selected to achieve balance in four respects: l)the
studies will assess the influence of short-term, daily and chronic exposures, 2) the
studies will consider a spectrum of health outcomes, 3) the studies consider variables
ranging from those which could reflect an existing air pollution effect whose biological
significance is difficult to quantify to those which may be difficult to associate witr;
pollution exposure, but whose biological significance is unequivocal, and 4) all the
studies are designed to address specific biomedical environmental aspects of the Texas
Gulf Coast Area and to yield results which can be directly compared to other studies in
the Southern California Area.
These investigations will be a collaborative effort of the University of Texas
School of Public Health and the Population Studies Division of the Environmental Pro-
tection Agency. The study design specification for each investigation will be deter-
mined collaboratively during the first months of each study.
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'PROJECT' O05452-EPA MUSSEL WATCH GRANTS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID ...
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT ....
D
TASK = P775 -000040 -+EPA=R807110 ^ (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/79 - 1O/82 : FY79
DK PHELPS EPA/ERL - NARR
JH MARTIN CALIFORNIA STATE UNIV
1O/82 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-775 ) ANTICIPATORY R {
3O-99 MARINE ECOLOGV
RECN-005452 SSIE-GMA 6271
PE -775
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PROPOSED RESEARCH IS TO MONITOR TRACE METALS IN TRANSPLANTED MUSSELS
AND THEIR EXPOSURE WATER AROUND SAN FRANCISCO BAY. APPROACH- IT WILL ADDRESS THE QUESTION OF A
CORELATION BETWEEN THE LEVELS OF THOSE HEAVY METALS IN THE TRANSPLANTED MUSSELS AND THE LEVELS
MEASURED IN SEAWATER AT THE TRANSPLANTED SITES. ADDITIONALLY. DEVELOPMENT OF METHODS FOR THE
ANALYSIS OF SILVER IN SEAWATER AND INTERCALIBRATION WITH OTHER SCIENTISTS ON LEVELS OF VARIOUS
OTHER METALS IN MUSSSEL TISSUE WILL BE UNDERTAKEN.
EPA -R80711O
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
FTS 8-838-4843
MOSS LANDING MARI.JE LAB.
ORD -RP10B30-3079
UPDATED- JAN-MAR 80
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EPA OFFICER.:
INVESTIGATOR.:
MILESTONES. .:
PROGRAM ID. .:
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT. .
FTS-8-250-3171
SCH OF PUBLIC HEALTH
TASK = KC28 -79-058 • *EPA=R8O7 1 14 *> (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/79 - 1O/81 FY8O
WM SANDERS EPA/ERL - ATHENS
KH MANCY UNIV OF MICHIGAN
10/80 -ANNUAL REPORT
10/81 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-C28 ) TRANS. AND FATE - WATER QUALITY
20-99 L 480 PROJECT - EGYPT
DRAFT FIVE-YEAR SUMMARY REPORT WAS RECEIVED AND
REVIEWED. FINAL REPORT ENTITLED "HUMAN INTESTINAL
PARASITIC INFECTIONS AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH FACTORS
IN RURAL EGYPTIAN COMMUNITIES" WAS SENT TO PRINTER.
RECN-OO4986 SSIE-GMA 6061 1 EPA -R807114
LABN-K609A-79-05S PE -C28
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: 1) DEVELOP AND MAINTAIN AN AUTOMATED DATA STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL CENTER; 2) DEVELOP A
PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL-AND BIOLOGICAL DATA BASE ON LAKE NASSER AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT ALTERNATIVES: 3)
DEVELOP A PHYSICAL. CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL DATA BASE FOR RIVER NILE AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT
ALTERNATIVES; 4) DETERMINE IMPACT OF ASWAN HIGH DAM CONSTRUCTION ON RURAL PUBLIC HEALTH. ESPECIALLY
ON PARASITIC DISEASES; 5) DETERMINE SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACT OF DAM CONSTRUCTION AND ON VARIOUS
MANAGEMENT ALTERNATIVES: 6) DETERMINE IMPACT OF DAM CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION ON AGRICULTURE IN
TERMS OF INFLUENT AND EFFLUENT WATER QUALITY FOR IRRIGATED AREAS; 7) LEAVE IN PLACE A PERMANENT
EGYPTIAN INSTITUTION TO CONTINUE MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT ACTIVITIES. APPROACH: PROJECT SERVES AS
A CONTINUING NUCLEUS BY USING PROJECT RESOURCES AS SEED MONIES TO INVOLVE OTHER EGYPTIAN
MINISTRIES, CENTERS, INSTITUTES AND UNIVERSITIES TO ACCOMPLISH THE STATED OBJECTIVES. INITIALLY, A
LARGE MONITORING PROGRAM WAS INSTITUTED TO DETERMINE CURRENT CONDITIONS. DATA ARE BEING USED TO
CALIBRATE MULTIMANAGEMENT ALTERNATIVES.
ORD -RK1OB30-2O8O
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
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^PROJECT- O05146
EPA OFFICER..
INVESTIGATOR. :
MILESTONES. . . :
PROGRAM ID. . . :
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
FTS 8-250-3133
SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS
ORDIS CODES. . .
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
-STOCHASTIC DIFFERENTIAL TECHNIQUES FOR SPECIFIC POLLUTANT WATER DUALITY
MODELLING
TASK =KC1V -79-45O "'EPA=RS07114-O2 > ' (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE 08/79 - 10/30 : FY8O
JW FALCO EPA/ERL - ATHENS
WF AMES GEORGIA INST OF TECH
10/8O -PUBLISH FINAL REPORT OF SOLUTION TO EQUATIONS FOR CHANGE FOR POLLUTANTS
(PE-C1V ) TRANSPORT AND FATE - TOXICS
10-O3 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
FOUR NONLINEAR MODELS WERE DEVELOPED WHICH DESCRIBE
DEGRADATION AND TRANSPORT OF ORGANIC POLLUTANTS IN
RIVERS FOR BOUNDARY AND INITIAL CONDITIONS WHICH LEAD
TO TRAVELLING WAVE SOLUTIONS FOR MODELS WHICH DESCRIBE
DEGRADATION AND BACTERIAL GROWTH AS SECOND ORDER RATE
PROCESSES. AN APPROXIMATE SOLUTION TO DIFFERENTIAL
EQUATIONS WERE OBTAINED BY PERTURBATION ANALYSIS.
RECN-OO5146 SSIE-GMA 624O 1 EPA -R8O7114-O2 ORD -RK1OB3O-108O
LAEN-K76OC-79-45O PE -C1V
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE OBJECTIVES OF THIS PROJECT ARE TO PERFORM DIMENSIONAL SIMILITUDE ANALYSES AND OBTAIN
EXACT SOLUTIONS FOR NONLINEAR AND STOCHASTIC MODELS OF POLLUTANT TRANSPORT. BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL
DEGRADATION, AND DISPERSION IN RIVERS AND STREAMS. THE RESULTS OF THE ANALYSIS WILL BE USED TO
STUDY THE IMPACT, CONTROL, AND PERSISTENCE OF CONTAMINANTS IN RIVERS AND STREAMS. APPROACH: THE
APPROCH TO SOLVING THESE PROBLEMS WILL BE PERFORMED USING THE METHODS OF NONLINEAR ANALYSES AS
GIVEN IN THE INVESTIGATOR'S BOOKS ON NONLINEAR PROBLEMS. SPECIFIC METHODS WILL INCLUDE SIMILARITY
ANALYSES. SINGULAR PERTURBATION METHODS. STUDIES OF THE FIRST TWO PROBLEMS. IN WHICH DISPERSION IS
NEGLECTED, SHOW THEM TO BE AMENABLE TO SOLUTION.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTA1 PROTECTION AGENCY
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"PROJECT: OO5125-RESTORATION OF FAILING ON-LOT SEWAGE DISPOSAL AREAS THROUGH WATER
CONSERVATION AND RESTING
TASK =CC35 -S6TO25 *•* EPA = R8O71 15-O1 '" (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/79 - 1O/81 : FY80
EPA OFFICER.: RP BOWKER EPA/MERL - CINC 513-684-7620
INVESTIGATOR.: DO FRITTON PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV INST ON LAND/WATER RES
MILESTONES...: O1/8O -SELECTION OF STUDY SITES COMPLETE
08/80 -IMPLEMENTATION OF REHABILITATION STRATEGY COMPLETE
06/81 -MONITORING OF SITES COMPLETE
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-C35 ) WASTEWATER SYSTEMS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
MANDATE : 10-99
ORDIS CODES... RECN-O05125 SSIE-GMA 623O 1 EPA -R807115-01 ORD -RC10B3O-1080
PE -C35
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: TO INVESTIGATE LOW-COST TECHNIQUES FOR REHABILITATING FAILED SOIL ABSORPTION SVSTEMS FOR
DISPOSAL OF WASTEWATER FROM INDIVIDUAL HOMES. APPROACH: APPROXIMATELY 15 HOMES WITH FAILING
WASTEWATER DISPOSAL SYSTEMS WILL BE SELECTED FOR STUDY. THE MODE AND CAUSE OF FAILURE WILL BE
DETERMINED. WASTEWATER FLOWS AND SOIL ABSORPTION SYSTEM OPERATION WILL BE MONITORED FOR 4-6 MONTHS.
A REHABILITATIVE STRATEGY (WATER CONSERVATION AND/OR ABSORPTION SYSTEM RESTING) WILL THEN BE
IMPLEMENTED. MONITORING WILL CONTINUE FOR APPROXIMATELY 5-6 MONTHS AFTER STRATEGY IMPLEMENTATION.
"PROJECT: O05598-SOLID WASTE RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM
TASK =CC73 -M5-001 **EPA=R807121 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 00/80 - UNK : FY80
EPA OFFICER. RE LANDRETH EPA/MERL - CINC FTS 8-684-7871
INVESTIGATOR.: D BLACK SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INST SAN ANTONIO TX 78284
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-C73 ) SOLID & HAZARDOUS WASTE
MANDATE : 20-13 DAA FOR DRINKING WATER
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-O05598 SSIE-GMA 67O7 EPA -R807121 ORD -RC1OB3O-2O80
PE -C73
PROJ STATUS. : PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-80 UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVES: 1) TO CIRCULATE. DISCUSS AND INTERRELATE NEW INFORMATION GATHERED BY RESEARCHERS ON
TREATMENT, DATA ON MIGRATION OF POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS CONSTITUENTS THROUGH DIVERSE SOIL TYPE. THE
CONTROL PARTICLES AND ALTERNATIVE TO MINIMIZE DEGRADATION TO THE ENVIRONMENT BY HAZARDOUS WASTES.
2) TO PROMOTE CONTACT FOR OPEN AND UNRESTRAINED DISCUSSION BETWEEN RESEARCH PERSONNEL FROM VARIOUS
AREAS OF THE UNITED STATES AND OTHER COUNTRIES. 3) TO PRODUCE A REPORT THAT WILL CONTAIN A COVERAGE
OF THE MOST UP-TO-DATE KNOWLEDGE ON HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
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PROJECT
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EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT
Potential Hazard to Man of Polluted Fist
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Harold Puffer, Ph.D.
Director, Marine & Freshwater
Biomedical Center
University of Southern California
Denny Research Building 284
Los Angeles, CA 90007
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Southern California
University Park
T.r>a Angpl oc . P.A
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (t) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Cuirent Plan* and/or Progress (300 words or leas. Omit conltdmtlal data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of wortc in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such Information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
Principal objective: The principal objective of this proposal is the assessment of
potential hazards to man by consumption of marine fish and shellfish from polluted
waters of Los Angeles/Long Beach Harbor and coastal region of Los Angeles County.
The approach will be by survey questionnaires.
It is expected that this study will show that a significant population of non-profes-
sional fishermen exists in the Los Angeles County area who directly consume marine ani-
mal tissues contaminated with hazardous pollutants. Futhermore, we expect ultimately
to show that these consumers have health problems directly related to consumption of
contaminated tissues.
Data from this study will provide the population served by Los Angeles County coastal
waters, the Department of Fish and Game, EPA, and other governmental agencies with
information of direct importance in regulating fish/shellfish use and consumption.
It will also provide information relative to pollutants and their possible real
hazard to humans. This could have considerable impact on standards for permissable
tissue levels, after quality and recreational use of identified polluted areas of Los
Angeles coastal waters.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RF^FARfH PROIFfT
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Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT HO. (Do not u«e this space)
™£fO'f/2A-~A/
EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT Effect Of Agricultural Land Use Practices on Stream Water Quality:
Rinr-ir " " '
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Bruce W. Menzel, Associate Professor of Animal Ecology
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa 50011
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objective!, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 words or /e«a. Omit confidential data),
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchangee, summaries of work In progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such Information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
The work is part of a multidisciplinary project designed to evaluate the
efficacy of Best Management Practices for mitigating agricultural nonpoint
source water pollution. This is a preliminary project with the objective of
establishing baseline information on the fish and benthic invertebrate
communities of the primary study stream (Four-Mile Creek, Tama County, Iowa)
and several nearby comparative streams. The study areas will be sampled on
several occasions in Summer 1979. Fishes will be collected by seining.
Benthic invertebrates will be collected with artificial substrate samplers.
Measurements will be taken on stream habitat characteristics. Results of
this survey will be used to formulate recommendations for continued studies
on the impact of BMPs on stream communities.
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
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Form Approved
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PROJECT NO. (Do not use this space)
EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT Effect Of Wastewater Disinfection Procedures on Survival of R-factor
r.nlifnrm Bacteria
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Dr. J.T. Staley, Microbiology & Immunology, Associate Professor, Principal Investigator
Dr. J.H. Crosa, Microbiology & Immunology, Research Asst. Professor
Dr. F. DeWalle, Environmental Health, Asst. Professor
Dr. D. Carlson, College of Engineering, Dean
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Dr. S. Falkow. Microbiology & Immunology
Professor
University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 98195
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or /ess. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work In progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such Information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The primary objective of the proposal is to determine the effect
that various wastewater treatment processes have upon the viability of
antibiotic resistant, R-factor containing coliform bacteria. Raw wastewater
primary, and secondary effluent will be assayed for the nature and prev-
alence of coliform bacteria to determine the proportion of those that
contain R-factors and the antibiotic resistant types among them. The
effect that various disinfectants, including chlorine, .ultraviolet
light, and ozone, have upon the survival of these antibiotic resistant
bacteria will be assessed in a municipal wastewater treatment facility.
In addition studies will be conducted to determine whether R-factors
can be transmitted by in situ conjugation of enteric bacteria in raw
wastewater.
If time permits similar studies will be extended to determine the
incidence of R-factors in fecal streptococci from raw sewage and the
effect of the various disinfection processes on survival of these
bacteria.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
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Form Approved
OMB No. 1SS-ROO81
PROJECT NO. (Do not use thit space;
EPA
T,TLE OP PROJECT Cooperative agreement between U.S.E.P.A. and Harvard University to
measure flow-volume relationships In small animals
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
David Leith, M.D., Department of Physiology, School of Public Health, Harvard
University
John J. O'Neil, Ph.D., Biomedical Research Branch, U.S.E.P.A., Research Triangle
Park. N P. ?7711
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Department of Physiology
School of Public Health
Harvard University
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objective*, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plant and/or Progress (200 words or Iea3, Omit confidential data),
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies »up -
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary 1 s to be used for these purposes.
This cooperative agreement is to support research to develop methods of
determining maximal expiratory flow-volume relationships in small laboratory
animals. The approach will be to design, construct, test, and utilize
plethysmographs, transducers, and amplifiers which have frequency response
sufficient to make measurements in small animals. Measurements are to be made
in several species to develop scaling between animals of different sizes
(body weights) and in animals with defined chemically induced (emphysema-like
lesions produced by elastase and fibrotic lesions produced by bleomycin).
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(U.S. CM VIRONMCNT A l_ RROTECTION AOENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
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Form Approved
OMB No. 1S8-ROO8I
PROJECT NO. (Do not uao this apace.)
SSIE
*"*/?* 07/36 -Of
TITLE OF PROJECT
Analyses of Costs and Benefits of Pesticides
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
J.C. Headley, Professor
Department of Agricultural Economics
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Missouri
Columbia, MO 65211
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (t) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 words or lest. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work In progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such Information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
Objectives: Develop impact analyses of specific RPAR pesticides, develop
analyses of the impact of pest control methods on the variability
of crop yields, quality and farm income, conduct analyses of the
costs of human disease that may be associated with pesticide use.
Approach: Cost-benefit analysis will be applied to the assessment
of RPAR compounds using data from USDA, and state agricultural
universities. Estimates of yield, quality and income variability
will be made statistically to determine impact of pests on risk
in farming. Data from NIH and NCI will be combined with other
data from state agencies to develop a pattern of cancer incidence
and assess the cost of treatment.
Current Plans: The project will begin in July of 1979 and continue
for two years. Reports will be issued as results are developed.
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Key Personnel
Dale E. Baker, Professor of Soil Chemistry
A. K. Blackadar, Head, Department of Meteorology and Professor
Julian P. Heicklen, Professor of Chemistry
Robert L. Kabel, Professor of Chemical Engineering
A. J. McDonnell, Assistant Director, Institute for Research
on Land and Water Resources, and
Professor of Civil Engineering
Eva J. Pell, Associate Professor of Plant Pathology
Rosa G. de Pena, Professor of Meteorology
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENT' PROTECTION AGENCY
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GRANT PROJECT DES^. -PTIONS
RUN DATE: Q7/09/8O * 0 R 0 I S DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 26O
^PROJECT- 005337-GROUND WATER-MINERALOGY RELATIONSHIPS FOR IN SITU OIL SHALE RETORTING
TASK =L832B-OOOO05 * 'EPA=R807125 "* (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/79 - C4/8O : FY79
EPA OFFICER- BD NEWPORT EPA/ERL - ADA FTS 8-743-22O1
INVESTIGATOR.: JE FITZPATRICK UNIV OF DENVER DENVER RES INST
MILESTONES..-: O4/8O -REPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-832 ) TRANSPORTATION & FATE- ENERGY
MANDATE : 10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-005337 SSIE-GMA 6344 EPA -R8O7125 ORD -RL1OB3O-1O79
PE -832
PROJ STATUS.. PROJECT-ACTIVE TMFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JAN-MAR 80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH a : :ESS-PUELIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: DEVELOP STAT£-OF-KNOWLEDGE DOCUMENT RELATING OVERBURDEN MINERALOGY WITH ALTERATIONS IN
GROUND-WATER QUALITY. APPROACH: REVIEW EXISTING LITERATURE TO DETERMINE STATE OF CURRENT RESEARCH
CONCERNING MINERALOGY AND GROUND-WATER QUALITY.
'PROJECT- OO5335-NATIONAL GROUND-WATER RESEARCH ON THE GARBER-WELLINGTON AQUIFER IN
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
TASK =L775H-OOOO02 * *EPA = R807131 ' *+ (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/79 - 04/82 FY79
EPA OFFICER.: JT THORNHILL EPA/ERL - ADA FTS 8-743-231O
INVESTIGATOR.: ZD TAYLOR ASSN OF CENT OKLAHOMA GOV OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73118
0 MORGAN ASSN OF CENT OKLAHOMA GOV OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73118
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-775 ) ANTICIPATORY R & D
MANDATE : 30-99 GEOHYDROLOGY
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO5335 SSIE-GMA 6342 EPA -R8O7131 ORD -RL1OB3O-3O79
PE -775
PROJ STATUS..: PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JAN-MAR 8O
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT ....: OBJECTIVE: TO DEVELOP A COMPREHENSIVE AQUIFER MANAGEMENT PLAN AND TO DEVELOP PROTOCOL THAT COULD BE
USED IN THE STUDY OF AQUIFERS IN OTHER PARTS OF THE COUNTRY, APPROACH: DETAILED STUDY OF AQUIFER
CHARACTERISTICS, WATER QUALITY, WATER USE AND NATURAL AND MAN-MADE SOURCES OF POLLUTION. DEVELOP
AQUIFER MODEL AND METHOD FOR IMPLEMENTING AQUIFER MANAGEMENT PLAN.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENT*1 PROTECTION AGENCY
•ORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.€ ) - OFFICE OF RESEARCH C EVELOPMENT -
GRANT PROJECT DES.. 'TIONS
RUN DATE: O7/O9/8O - 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT*
••PROJECT: OO545O-THE INFLUENCE OF ORGANIC TOXINS ON INFANT DEVELOPMENT
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EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID..
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE.
ORDI5 CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT.. .
FTS 8-226-7811
PARENT & CHILD DEV CNTR
TASK = N769 -OOO056 * ' EPA = R8O7132 " (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : O9/79 - 1O/82 : FY79
NA THOMAS EPA/ERL - DULUTH
G FEIN MERRILL PALMER INST.
12/79 -STUDY SITES. SELECTED STAFF TRAINING
O9/80 -CONDUCT NEWBORN TESTING
12/SO -PROGRESS REPORT
10/81 -PROGRESS REPORT
10/82 -ECOSERIES REPORT
(PE-769 ) GREAT LAKES PROGRAM
ECOSERIES REPORT
1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
10-03 TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT
20-R05 EPA REGION V
30-99 PUBLIC HEALTH
RECN-005450 SSIE-GMA 6311
PE -769
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVES: TO EXAMINE THE EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE IN UTERO TO POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS ON THE
BEHAVIORAL DEVELOPMENT OF INFANTS. APPROACH: THE STUDY WILL INCLUDE 20O NEWBORNS FROM LOCATIONS
KNOWN TO HAVE A HIGH LEVEL OF EXPOSURE TO PCBS. MEASURES WILL INCLUDE PRECHTEL NEUROLOGICAL
EXAMINATION. THE BRAZELTON NEONATAL ASSESSMENT, FAMILY AND MATERNAL BACKGROUND INFORMATION.
EPA -R807132
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RN10B3O-5O79
UPDATED- JAN-MAR 80
-•PROJECT: OO5136-HEALTH IMPACTS OF ALTERED GEOCHEMISTRY ASSOCIATED WITH MINE DRAINAGE
FROM WESTERN INTERIOR COALS
TASK =DC2R -OO0044 " -EPA=R8O7133 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/79 - 05/81 : FY80
EPA OFFICER. C SONICH EPA/HERL - CINC FTS 3-684-7389
INVESTIGATOR.: EG WIXSON UNIV OF MISSOURI DEPT OF GEOLOGICAL ENG
NL GALE UNIV OF MISSOURI DEPT OF GEOLOGICAL ENG
HJ POTTINGER UNIV OF MISSOURI DEPT OF GEOLOGICAL ENG
1O/80 -END MISSOURI PHASE/BEGIN EXPANSION OF STUDY TO IOWA, OKLAHOMA & KANSAS
(PE-C2R ) HEALTH EFFECTS OF ENERGY RELATED POLLUTANTS
30-99 EPIDEMIOLOGY
MILESTONES..
PROGRAM ID.
MANDATE. .
ORDIS CODES.
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
RECN-005136
LABN-D834 -021
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
625O 1
EPA -R8O7133
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RD1OB3O-3080
UPDATED- 06-28-8O
SSIE-GMA
PE -C2R
INFO-UPDATED
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THIS STUDY IS DESIGNED TO DETERMINE THE EXISTENCE OF A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ACID MINE
DRAINAGE CONTAMINATION OF POTABLE WATER SUPPLIES AND HUMAN HEALTH. THIS IS TO BE DONE IN THE
WESTERN INTERIOR COAL REGION ENCOMPASSING THE STATES OF MISSOURI. IOWA, OKLAHOMA. AND KANSAS.
APPROACH: THE APPROACH IS THROUGH AN ECOLOGIC STUDY LOOKING FOR RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN EPIDEMIOLOGIC
DATA AND WATER QUALITY DATA. THE EPIDEMIOLOG1C DATA INCLUDE COUNTY CANCER MORTALITY RATES ON 30
CAUSES OF DEATH FROM NCI AND CENSUS INFORMATION. WATER OUALITY DATA INCLUDE SUPFACE AND GROUND
WATER OUALITY DATA AND DATA OBTAINED FROM SAMPLES OF TAP WATER.
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PROJECT
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EPA
f\ ^^ fj *^r f f if ^J ^^ ^»^^r
ITLE OF PROJECT
Technology Evaluation For Priority Pollutant Removal From Dyestuff Manufacture Wastewa
er*
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Thomas M. Kelnath Professor of Environmental Systems Engineering
Thomas E. Pollock Assistant Professor of Environmental Systems Engineering
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Clemson University
Clemson, SC 29631
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK-(l) Objective*, (2) Approach, (3) Cuirent Plant and/or Progrea* (100 word* or /«»«. Omit confidential data),
In the Smithsonian Science Infonnetlon Exchange, aummariea of work In pragma* are exchanged with government and private agencle* *up -
porting research and are forwarded to tnveatlgator* who requeet tuch Information. Your aummary la to be uaed for these purpoaea.
The objectives of the research program are (a) to exhaustively identify and
Quantify those priority pollutants contained in dyestuff manufacture wastewaters,
(b) to establish the performance characteristics of existing BPT wastewater treatment
systems with respect to the removal of priority pollutants, and (c) to affirmatively
establish the effect of three candidate BAT treatment processes including adsorption
on granular activated carbon, ozonation, and combined powdered activated carbon/
biodegradation treatment on the removal, conversion, and/or production of priority
pollutants. The study will be conducted using wastewaters obtained from five or
more participating dyestuff manufacturers. The Dyes Environmental and Toxicology
Organization, Inc. will act in a facilitating capacity regarding contacts with the
Individual participating dyestuff manufacturers.
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--•PROJECT- OO524O-WASTEWATER TREATMENT WITH PLANTS IN NUTRIENT FILMS
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. . .
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
FTS-8-743-2243
SCH OF ENG/AGRIC ENG
TASK = LC35 -OOO066 **EPA=R807134-01 - - (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/79 - 04/80 : FY80
WR DUFFER EPA/ERL - ADA
WJ JEWELL CORNELL UNIV
04/80 -FEASIBILITY REPORT
(PE-C35 ) WASTEWATER SYSTEMS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
FEASIBILITY REPORT
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM HAVE BEEN OPERATED FOR 3 LEVELS OF TESTING
THESE ARE (1) PURE SUBSTITUTE DEFINITION OF PLANT NUTRIENT
RESPONSE (2) SYNTHETIC WASTEWATER AND (3) PRIMARY SETTLED
DOMESTIC SEWAGE
RECN-005240 SSIE-GMA 6155 1
PE -C35
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBL1C
OBJECTIVE: TO DETERMINE THE FEASIBILITY OF USING PLANTS GROWN IN A NUTRIENT FILM TECHNIQUE (NFT)
SYSTEM FOR TREATMENT OF MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER. APPROACH: TESTS WILL BE PERFORMED TO ESTABLISH THE
EFFECT OF REMOVAL OF GROSS AND TRACE INORGANICS AND ORGANICS IN WASTFWATER. PLANT YIELDS UTILIZING
THE NFT-SYSTEM ALSO WILL BE DETERMINED.
EPA -R807134-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RL1OB30-1080
UPDATED- O6-28-80
*PROJECT: OO5273-UV-DATA BANK
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES....
PROGRAM ID...
FINAL OUTPUT.
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..
TASK =X864A-OOOO05 * "EPA = R8O7146-01 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/79 - O9/80 : FY79
EC DEFABO EPA/OHR- DAA
C FROHLICH WORLD RADIATION CENTER
P BENER WORLD RADIATION CENTER
01/8O -ARRAY DATE FOR KEY PUNCHING
03/80 -DESIGN 4 TEST PROGRAM FOR STORAGE ON TAPE
05/8O -KEY PUNCH DATA AND STORE ON TAPE
O8/8O -DESIGN AND TEST FORTAN IV RETRIEVAL PROGRAM
09/80 -PREPARE USER MANUAL, DELIVER TAPE AND MANUAL
(PE-8S4 ) ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS -STRATS MODS
USER MANUAL. TAPE.
4O-99
ALL RAW DATA AVAILABLE. SOME IN HARD COPY.
202-426-2317
DAVOS DORF
DAVOS DORF
SWITZERLAND
SWITZERLAND
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
RECN-O05273 SSIE-GMA 6150
PE -864
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: MAK.E UV DATA COLLECTED IN
PUT NEW DATA ON TAPE, WRITE FORTRAN
OF DATA.
EPA -R807146-01
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ORD -RX10B3O-4079
UPDATED- OCT-DEC 79
1958-1961 AND 1965-1969 AVAILABLE ON COMPUTER TAPE. APPROACH:
IV PROGRAMS TO RETRIEVE DATA, AND DOCUMENT INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
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•PROJECT: OO6664-ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF NEUROTOXIC HAZARDS RELATED TO ENERGY
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PROGRAM ID..
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ORDIS CODES.
FTS 8-629-26O1
PALO ALTO
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PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT.. .
EPA -R8O715O
ENTERED - 06-28-80
ORD -RH1CB3O-2080
UPDATED- OG-28-80
TASK = HC2R -995400 ~*£PA=R8O7150 "• (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE . 10/79 - O9/S1 FY8O
DA OTTO EPA/HERL - RTP
UNKNOWN SRI INTERNATL
03/80 -COMPLETE NORMATIVE DEVELOPMENTAL STUDY
O6/8O -COMPLETE HEXANE DATA ACQUISITION
09/80 -COMPLETE PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS
12/80 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-C2R ) HEALTH EFFECTS OF ENERGY RELATED POLLUTANTS
10-O2 CLEAN AIR ACT
RECN-OO6664 SSTE-HZ 8O9954
PE -C2R
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
DEVELOP IMPROVED ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL METHODS FOR DETECTING POTENTIALLY HARMFUL EFFECTS OF
ENVIRONMENTAL NEUROTOXICANTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF ENERGY RESOURCES. PROVIDE
COMPARATIVE INTERSPECIES DATA AND COMPARE EFFECTS ON DIFFERENT SENSORY SYSTEMS. DURING THE FIRST
QUARTER THE GRANTEE CONDUCTED SEVERAL PILOT EXPERIMENTS TO EVALUATE THE OPTIMAL ELECTRODE SITE AND
CONFIGURATION FOR RECORDING AUDITORY, SOMATOSENSORY AND VISUAL EVOKED POTENTIALS IN RATS- PILOT
EXPERIMENTS WERE ALSO CONDUCTED TO VALIDATE THE BIOLOGICAL NATURE OF SOMATOSENSORY EPS ELICITED BY
TAIL STIMULATION. SYSTEMATIC CHANGES IN SEPS INDUCED BY XYLOCAINE NERVE BLOCK AND ICE PACK COOLING
OF THE TAIL VERIFIED THAT SEPS RECORDED FROM SOMATOSENSORY CORTEX WERE GENUINE NEURAL RESPONSES.
ANOTHER PILOT STUDY WAS RUN IN 6 RATS TO DETERMINE THE EFFECT OF WEIGHT LOSS ON BRAINSTEM AUDITORY
EVOKED RESPONSES (BAER). RESULTS INDICATED NO CHANGE IN BAER UNTIL BODY WEIGHT REDUCTION EXCEEDED
30 PERCENT. THIS FINDING IS AN IMPORTANT CONTROL FOR FUTURE EXPERIMENTS IN WHICH WEIGHT LOSS MAY BE
EXPECTED AS A SIDE EFFECT OF TOXICANT EXPOSURE. CHANGES BAERS INDUCED BY TOXICANTS WITHOUT WEIGHT
LOSS GREATER THAN 3O PERCENT CAN THUS BE ATTRIBUTED DIRECTLY TO THE TEST SUBSTANCE THE GRANTEE HAS
SO FAR DEMONSTRATED OUTSTANDING PROGRESS IN MEETING PROJECT OBJECTIVES.
^PROJECT: 005448
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. .
PROGRAM ID..
FINAL OUTPUT
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
-DETERMINATION OF PCBS & OTHER HALOGENATED HYDROCARBONS IN HUMAN FLUIDS
UTILIZING WCOT-CHROMATOGRAPHY E17 NCI MASS SPECTROMETRY (ABB
TASK =N769 -OOOO54 * -EPA = R8O7167 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/79 - 10/82 : FY79
MD MULLIN EPA/ERL - DULUTH FTS 8-226-7811
ED PELLIZZARI RESEARCH TRIANGLE INST RTP NC 277O9
1O/82 -REPORT - ALL ANALYSES DONE - PROCEDURE CONFIRMED
(PE-769 ) GREAT LAKES PROGRAM
REPORT- ALL ANALYSES DONE- PROCEDURE CONFIRMED
1O-01 FED-ERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
RECN-O05448 SSIE-GMA 6308 EPA -R807167 ORD -RN10E30-1079
PE -769
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JAN-MAR 80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: DETERMINATION OF PCBS AND OTHER HALOGENATED HYDROCARBONS IN EXTRACTS. TO BE FURNISHED BY
EPA-LLRS, UTILIZING A NEW PROCEDURE (NCI/MS). APPROACH: SAMPLES WILL BE ANALYZED AND COMPARED TO
STANDARDS FURNISHED BY EPA-LLRS. PROCEDURES WILL BE OPTIMIZED AS EXPERIENCE DICTATES.
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TITLE OF PROJECT
Costs and Benefits of Pesticide Use
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Earl R. Swanson, Department of Agricultural Economics
Robert B. Schwart, Department of Agricultural Economics
Luis Zavaleta, Agricultural Entomology
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
The Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois
Urbana, IL 6l801
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objective., (2) Approach, (3) Currant Plan* and/or Progress (200 word* or If**. Omit confidential dmtu).
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Objectives: To provide analyses of costs and benefits of the use of pesticides on
crops in Illinois and other states.
Approach: To conduct economic analyses of proposed regulatory actions on specific
pesticides for which regulatory action is proposed. The economic impact of shifting
from a problem pesticide to another control is to be the focus of the analysis.
Baseline studies will also be conducted on the control of economic pests by chemical
and non-chemical means without reference to specific pending regulatory action.
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TITLE OF PROJECT
A Model for the Management and Conceptual Design of Potable Water Systems
GIVE MAKES. DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Stephen P. Shelton Ph.D, PE
Assistant Professor of C1v11 Engineering
College of Engineering
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of South Carolina
Columbia, South Carolina 29208
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plane and/or Pmcreae (300 word* or /••». Omit confidential dmtm).
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partinc reaeai . J are forwarded to Inveattfatora who request tach In/onnauon. -Your summary la to be uaed for theae purposes.
This proposed research project Intends to develop a comprehensive engineering
tool to evaluate various treatment alternatives for potable water supply in order
to ascertain the best treatment chain at the minimum cost. This tool will be
developed by Identification of significant treatment operations, that are currently
available to the water Industry and/or may become available in the near future.
Treatment chains will be identified using published EPA documents as well as docu-
ments supplied elsewhere 1n the literature. Once identified, the treatment chains
will be characterized in terms of requisite water quality and changes in water
quality and quantity across the treatment chain * cost per unit of production, and
maximum and minimum design volume for typical cases, fixed costs, operating and
maintenance costs, and others to be identified by joint discussions between the
EPA project officer, project consultant, and the principal investigator. Once the
treatment chains and their characteristics are defined, a comprehensive design and
and economic model will be developed to allow interactive decision making
to determine the most comprehensive and cost effective treatment chain for
various situations of concern. This model will then be tested to assure
sensitivity and accuracy for a spectra of raw surface waters and requisite
qualities for systems of different sizes.
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EPA
ITLEOFPROJECTGC-MS Analysis of Potential Carcinogenic Organic Pollutants in
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GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENT. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
JOHN L. LASETER, Ph.D., Director, Center for Bio-Organic Studies
University of New Orleans - Principal Investigator
GEORGE C. LAWLER, Ph.D., Research Associate, Center forBio-Organic Studies
University of New Orleans - Co-Investigator
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS
Lakefront, New Orleans, Louisiana
70122
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (I) Objective*, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* end/or Progress (200 word* or la a a. Omit conlldtntlal data).
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porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such Information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
The primary objective of this study is to obtain reliable measure-
ments of the concentrations of specific organic pollutants in fish,
oyster and sediment samples collected in three Gulf Coast bays and a
control area over a period of one year. This analytical data will be
correlated with histopathalogical observations made on fish and oyster
samples taken at the same sites in an attempt to better define the rela-
tionship between organic marine pollutants and the occurrence of neo-
plasms in marine fish and shellfish. Ancillary to the primary objec-
tive, a qualitative screening of the three bays for 112 organic unam-
biguous priority pollutants will be carried out. The project will be
conducted as a two phase sampling exercise. Quantitative data obtained
in Phase I will be used to estimate the number of replicate samples
required to obtain Phase II quantitative data within acceptable error
limits. The Phase I qualitative priority pollutant data will be used to
make the final selection of organic pollutants that will be quantitated
in Phase II. Gas chromatography and combined gas chromatography and
mass spectrometry will be the primary analytical techniques used in this
study. An analytical quality assurance program utilizing both external
and internal quality control measures will be routinely incorporated
into the analytical schedule.
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ITLE OF PROJECT
Citizens Futures Study; Hazardous Waste Facility Siting
IVE NAMES. DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
ROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
John Fuller, Director, Institute of Urban and Regional Research
William Parrell, Associate Vice President, Educational Development
and Research
Clayton Ringgenberg, Director, Institute of Public Affairs
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Institute of Urban and Regional Research, N246-OH Oakdale Campus,
The University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA 52242
UMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (21 Approach, (3) Current Plant and/or Progress (200 words or left. Omit conlidentlml dtta).
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porting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such Information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The Institute of Urban and Regional Research in cooperation
with the Institute of Public Affairs, the University of Iowa,
cist organizing a citizens working conference to address the
futures issue of hazardous waste facility siting in Iowa. In
June 1980 environmentally-aware lowans, who previously demon-
strated their concern by participating in the IOWA:2000 and/or
the Iowa 208 regional planning groups, will consider and dis-
cuss the economic, social and legal issues and impacts of
hazardous waste facility siting, and recommend the *appropriate
state government role.
A conference summary report will be issued in October 1980,
containing an executive summary, a summary of the citizen dis-
cussion and policy recommendations, the papers presented at the
conference, and possibly an analysis by an expert in the field,
who will draw upon the citizen discussion to summarize the sub-
stantive issues and make "actionable" policy recommendations.
The conference summary report will be formally transmitted
through the Legislative Environmental Advisory Group to the Iowa
State Legislature, conference participants, interested citizens
and appropriate government agencies.
The project is funded by the United States Environmental
Protection Agency, the University of Iowa and the Iowa Department
of Environmental Quality.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAI PROTECTION AGENCY
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RUN DATE: O7/O9/80 'ORDIS DATA EXTRACT* PAGE- 264
"PROJECT- 003365-NON-POINT SOURCE SEDIMENT PRODUCTION IN THE COLUSA BASIN DRAINAGE AREA.
CALIFORNIA - PHASE TWO
TASK =L770A-1-O042 **EPA=R807169-010 •< * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/77 - O9/81 : FY79
EPA OFFICER.: AG HORNSBY EPA/ERL - ADA FTS 8-743-2303
INVESTIGATOR.: KK TANJI UNIV OF CALIFORNIA . COOP EXTENSION SERVICE
MILESTONES...: 09/81 -REPORT ON CAUSE AND EFFECTS OF SEDIMENTATION AND RECOMMENDED BMP'S FOR STUDY AR
PROGRAM ID..." (PE-77O ) RENEWABLE RESOURCES -WATER QUALITY
FINAL OUTPUT.: REPORT ON CAUSE AND EFFECTS OF SEDIMENTATION AND
RECOMMENDED BMP'S FOR STUDY AREA.
MANDATE : 1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
CURR. RESULTS: A 211-PAGE ANNUAL REPORT HAS BEEN PRINTED BY THE GRANTEE ENTITLED
"SEDIMENT PRODUCTION AND TRANSPORT IN COLUSA BASIN DRAINAGE AREA
1977-1978". NOVEMBER 1978, WATER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING PAPER
4O16, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. DAVIS.
FINAL REPORT IN PREPARATION.
MINEROLOGICAL COMPOSITION OF BEDLOAD MATERIALS HAS B.EEN
MADE. COEFFICIENT FOR THE WISCHMEIR EQUATION HAVE BEEN
DEV. FOR SELECTED SODIUM AFFECTED SOILS.
ORDIS CODES... RECN-O03365 SSIE-GMA 3820 3 EPA -R8O7169-O10 ORD -RL1OB30-1O79
PE -770
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JAN-MAR SO
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT : OBJECTIVE: THIS PHASE II STUDY WILL (1) CONTINUE MONITORING WATER FLOW, SUSPENDED AND BEDLOAD
MATERIALS IN THE 7O-MILE LONG COLUSA BASIN DRAIN; (2) CHARACTERIZE THE CHEMICAL, PHYSICAL, AND
MINERALOGICAL PROPERTIES OF THE SUSPENDED AND BEDLOAD MATERIALS RELATIVE TO THEIR LIKELY ORIGIN IN
THE BASIN; (3) DEVELOP POTENTIAL SOIL LOSS ESTIMATES WITH A MODIFIED WISCHMEIER EQUATION; (4)
INVENTORY HIGH USE AND PERSISTENT PESTICIDES AND ANALYZENFOR THESE MATERIALS IN SEDIMENT AND
DRAINAGE WATER; AND (5) RECOMMEND BMP'S FOR THE BASIN STUDY AREA. APPROACH: FIELD AND LABORATORY
STUDIES WILL BE USED TO ELABORATE CAUSE AND EFFECT RELATIONSHIPS AND TO EXPLAIN SEDIMENT PRODUCTION
IN THE "STUDY AREA. BASED ON THESE RELATIONSHIPS AND COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE KNOWLEDGE-OP FARM
MANAGEMENT IN THE STUDY AREA. BMP'S WILL BE DEFINED.
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'PROJECT- OO5356-
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INVESTIGATOR..
PROGRAM ID...:
MANDATE
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES..:
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT.. :
STATISTICAL DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF CHESAPEAKE BAY AND GULF BREEZE ERL
DATA
TASK = N382 -OOOOO4 **EPA=R8O7170 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/79 - 09/82 FY79
L BAHNER EPA/ERL - DULUTH 3O1-266-0077
JJ OGLESBY UNIV OF WEST FLORIDA DEPT OF BIOL
(PE-882 ) SCIENTIFIC ASSESSMENT R & D -AIR
10-99 SENATE REPORT 94-326
INSTITUTE WILL ASSUME THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR
FORMATTING THE DATA AND PROVIDE FOR DATA ENTRY INTO
EPA'S GULF BREEZE COMPUTER NETWORK. INSTITUTE
WILL ALSO FURNISH COMPLETE SUMMARIES OF THE ANALYSIS
AND APPROPRIATE GRAPHICAL AIDS FOR INTERPRETING
THE DATA.
RECN-OO5356 SSIE-GMA 6339 EPA -R807170 ORD -RN10B3O-1O79
PE -882
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- JAN-MAR 80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: THE PRINCIPAL OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROPOSED PROGRAM IS TO PROVIDE TO GULF BREEZE ERL AND CBP
RESEARCHERS AND ADMINISTRATORS THE NECESSARY STATISTICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL SKILLS REQUIRED FOR THE
PLANNING AND ANALYSIS OF THEIR EXPERIMENTAL DATA. THE ANALYSES WILL BE OF SUFFICIENT DETAIL AND
COMPLETENESS SO AS TO BE USABLE BY THE RESEARCHERS IN SETTING PRACTICES AND POLICIES FOR THE AGENCY
WHENEVER THESE ARE REQUIRED. THE PROGRAM BEING PROPOSED IS QUITE FLEXIBLE AND IS SPECIFICALLY
DESIGNED TO ALLOW FOR CONSTANT INTERACTION BETWEEN GULF BREEZE ERL, CBP AND INSTITUTE PERSONNEL.
APPROACH: THE SERVICES TO BE PROVIDED BY THIS AGREEMENT ARE BOTH STATISTICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL.
INSTITUTE STAFF WILL WORK WITH THE RESEARCHERS IN PLANNING THEIR FUTURE EXPERIMENTS AND AT THE SAME
TIME. BEGIN ANALYZING THEIR CURRENT DATA WHERE POSSIBLE. ONE OF THE MOST OBVIOUS BENEFITS OF THE
AGREEMENT IS IN THE AREA OF FUTURE ANALYSIS OF EXPERIMENTAL DATA GENERATED THROUGH USE OF BETTER
PLANNED EXPERIMENTS.
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"•PROJECT: 005336-SEMINAR ON AQUACULTURE SYSTEMS FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT
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MILESTONES...
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FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES. . .
PROJ STATUS. :
ABSTRACT :
FTS 8-743-2243
SACRAMENTO
CA 95801
TASK =L822C-OO0043 **EPA = R807180-01 * * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 10/79 - 03/80 : FY79
WR DUFFER EPA./ERL - ADA
C MARTIN STATE WATER RES CONT BOARD
03/8O -SEMINAR PROCEEDINGS
(PE-822 ) ' CONTROL TECH & POINT SOURCE- WATER QUALITY
SEMINAR PROCEEDINGS
10-01 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
THE PROCEDING OF THE SEMINAR HAVE BEEN PREPARED AND ARE
BEING REVIEWED.
RECN--OO5336 SSIE-GMA 6345 EPA -R8O718O-01
PE -322
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO CONDUCT A SEMINAR ON THE USE OF AQUATIC SYSTEMS FOR THE TREATMENT OF WASTEWATER.
WETLANDS PROCESSES AND AQUATIC PLANT PROCESSES WILL BE EMPHASIZED. OTHER AQUATIC TREATMENT
PROCESSES AS WELL AS ECONOMICS. ENERGY, AND BY-PRODUCT UTILIZATION, HOWEVER. WILL BE CONSIDERED.
APPROACH: CASE STUDIES DRAWN FROM THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES WILL BE USED TO ILLUSTRATE THE
ENGINEERING. DESIGN, OPERATION. AND MANAGEMENT OF THESE SYSTEMS.
ORD -RL1CB30-1079
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fPROJECT- O05205-
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MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...:
FINAL OUTPUT.:
MANDATE :
CURR. RESULTS:
ORDIS CODES...
PROJ STATUS..:
ABSTRACT
FTS 8-629-3154
GRADUATE INST OF TECHN
GRADUATE INST OF TECHN
CARBON AND GRAPHITE AEROSOL - CHARACTERISTICS AND POTENTIAL
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
TASK =GCO7 -OOO486 * *EPA = R8O7 182 •» * (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/79 - 09/82 : FY80
CW LEWIS EPA/ESRL - RTP
M TESTERMAN UNIV OF ARKANSAS
M MAZUMDER UNIV OF ARKANSAS
O9/82 -DELIVERY OF INSTRUMENTATION
(PE-C07 ) CHARAC. 8. MEASUREMENT METHODS DEVEL - AIR
DELIVERY OF INSTRUMENTATION
10-02 CLEAN AIR ACT
MEASUREMENTS MADE OF AERO. DIA. OF CARBON FIBER FRAGMENTS
RESULTING FROM SAWING OF COMPOSITES.
RECN-005205 SSIE-GMA 6195 1 EPA -R807182
PE -CO7
INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO DEVELOP INSTRUMENTATION FOR THE CONTINUOUS MEASUREMENT OF AMBIENT CARBON FIBER
AEROSOL. APPROACH: 1. CONDUCT EXPERIMENTS TO SIMULATE THE PRODUCTION OF CARBON FIBER AEROSOL AS IT
MAY OCCUR IN REAL PROCESSES. 2. CHARACTERIZE THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF CARBON FIBER AEROSOL AS
PRODUCED IN SIMULATED PROCESSES. 3. DESIGN AND CONSTRUCT INSTRUMENTATION FOR FIELD MEASUREMENT OF
CARBON FIBER AEROSOL.
LAB"N-G712B-BE-O1 1
ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ORD -RG1OB3O-1080
UPDATED- 06-28-8O
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TITLE OF PROJECT
Illinois: Citizens Futures Studies
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF'PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Franklyn H. Moreno, Executive Director
Elizabeth L. Hollander, Associate Director
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Task Force on the Future of Illinois
4521 Faner Hall, S.I.U.
Carbondale. Illinois 62901
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objective!, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 -vorda or /«»». Omit confidential data).
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Objectives: To demonstrate a process for broad-based citizen participation in
futures goals identification, dec-ision-making, and implimentation processes at
a statewide and regional level. To. improve the skills and the knowledge about
the various citizen participation processes that most effectively achieve the
above objectives at statewide and regional levels. Also, to expand the concern
for the environment, to expand citizen and organization information and involve-
ment in the future, and to improve our ability to anticipate problems and
opportunities of the future.
Approach: To conduct a series of State/Regional Futures meetings in various
locations throughout the State of Illinois. These meetings will utilize
reports of the Task Force, Illinois 2000 Foundation, Regional Profiles, among
others, to provide citizen participants an opportunity to review trend data,
assess alternative futures, and respond to a strategy for the future. The
meetings will use a variety of citizen participation approaches, which will
also be analyzed as to their effectiveness in meeting project objectives.
Current Plans and/or Progress: The Task Force has produced a Working Paper
on the Future of Illinois, a number of Resource Statements, and a report
entitled Human ServicesTn Illinois; Trends and Projections to the Year 2000.
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1SIE
TITLE OF PROJECT Identification of Applied Ecological Principles Applicable to
Regulatory Decision Making
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENTS, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Peter N. Klose, Ph.D. - ERM, Inc. - Project Director
George T. Pptera, Ph.D. - ERM, Inc. - Senior Scientist
W.D. Klimstra, Ph.D. - Southern Illinois University - Senior Scientist
David M. Bell,Ph.D. - Lehigh University - Senior Scientist
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Environmental Resources Management, Inc. (ERM)
One South Church Street
West Chester, Pennsylvania 19380
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 word* or leal. Omit confidential data).
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porting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such Information. Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
(1) Objectives - The main objective of this proposal is to further develop two specific
areas of applied ecology: (a) the identification and documentation of ecological (non-
health) impacts which regulate the manufacture of toxic chemicals; and (b) the identi-
fication and synthesis of biotic and abiotic information dn aquatic and terrestrial
flora and fauna suitable for test standards required under the Toxic Substances Control
Act (TSCA).
(2) Approach - Toxic materials which produce or have the potential of producing irrever
sible, irreparable or extensive spatial or temporal damage to an ecosystem or its cri-
tical species or processes, should be regulated under TSCA.
Critical ecological processes will be identified by a detailed literature review,
seminars with EPA laboratories, senior scientists, and OTS staff. Consultation will be
carried out with recognized authorities in the field of ecological impact assessment.
The types of ecological process effects which will be considered include: energy
utilization, growth, reproduction and development, decomposition, species structure,
ecosystem structure, genetic capacity, and reduction in ecosystem stability or resil-
iency.
The second major work area to be developed under this cooperative agreement in-
volves assistance in the preparatioi af test standards as required by TSCA.
Each of the proposed test stanc rds, such as use of a Daphriia bioassay for a cer-
tain chemical, must be supported by detailed scientific literature related to that test
The technical support document must contain all of the rationale, options considered,
issues resolved and to be explained, comparability questions and references, and other
pertinent information.
It is ERM's purpose to aid in the development of the scientific information re-
quired for the test standard technical support documents.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENT/1' PROTECTION AGENC i
ORT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2.6) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH A EVELOPMENT >
GRANT PROJECT DESc .--TIONS
RUN DATE: O7/09/80 * 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT- PAGE- 267
*PROJECT: 005110-AREAWIDE APPLICATION OF CCP TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO STATE ENFORCEMENT
PROGRAMS
TASK =CC36 -S2TDO1 **EPA=R8O7191 *» (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 1O/79 - O6/82 : FY8O
EPA OFFICER.: FL EVANS EPA/MERL - CINC FTS-8-684-7610
INVESTIGATOR.: F MATTER STATE DEPT. OF HEALTH DENVER CO 80220
R SCHUYLER STATE DEPT. OF HEALTH DENVER CO 8022O
MILESTONES...: 06/80 -IDENTIFY AND SELECT PLANT SITES
12/80 -COMPLETE COMPREHENSIVE PLANT EVALUATIONS
02/81 -COMPLETE COMPOSITE CORRECTION PROGRAMS
O7/81 -COMPLETE COMPLIANCE MONITORING & DEVELOPMENT OF STATEWIDE STRATEGY
1O/81 -SUBMIT DRAFT FINA^ DEPORT
PROGRAM ID...: (PE-C36 ) URBiN! ?-S & TOXICS RESIDUAL MANAGE - WATER QUALITY
MANDATE : 1O-O1 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
20-11 DAA FOR WATER PLANNING AND STANDARDS
CURR. RESULTS: PROPOSALS RECEIVED IN RESPONSE TO THE RFP BY THE STATE
COLORADO HEALTH DEPT. ARE BEING REVIEWED. A CONTRACTOR TO PREFORM
THE REQUIRED GRANT SCOPE OF WORK IS TO BE SELECTED IN APRIL 80
ORDIS CODES..: RECN-OO5110 SSIE-GMA 6225 1 EPA -R8O7191 ORD -RC1OB3O-508O
PE -C36
PROJ STATUS..: ACTIVE -MULTIYEAR INFO-UPDATED ENTERED - UNKNOWN UPDATED- 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
ABSTRACT ....: OBJECTIVE: 1. DOCUMENT THE COST EFFECTIVENESS AND MANAGEMENT FEASIBILITY OF A WATER QUALITY
IMPROVEMENT STRATEGY ON AN AREAWIDE BASIS BY IMPROVING THE PERFORMANCE OF POTWS AND BRINGING THEM
INTO COMPLIANCE. 2. EVALUATE THE INTEGRATION OF PRIVATE SECTOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE EXPERTISE AND
STATE ASSISTANCE IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A COST EFFECTIVE COMPLIANCE/ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM. 3.
PROVIDE AN ESSENTIAL ELEMENT IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A MODEL STATE LEVEL COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT
STRATEGY INCORPORATING THE INTEGRATED TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CCP APPROACH. APPROACH: 1.
IDENTIFICATION OF POTWS AND SELECTION OF CANDIDATE PLANT SITES. 2. PERFORM COMPREHENSIVE PLANT
EVALUATIONS AT CANDIDATE PLANT SITES. 3. IMPLEMENT COMPOSITE CORRECTION PROGRAM. 4. CONDUCT
FOLLOW-UP TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND MONITORING. 5. DEVELOP A STATE AREAWIDE CCP APPROACH TO
IMPROVING PLANT PERFORMANCE.
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* OFFICE OF RESEARCH A EVELOPMENT •
GRANT PROJECT DESl, .-TIONS
* 0 R D I S DATA EXTRACT-
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268
-PROJECT: 005447-EVALUATION OF HUMANS EXPOSED TO WATERBORNE CHEMICALS IN THE GREAT LAKES
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES...
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES. .
PROJ STATUS.
ABSTRACT
TASK -N769 -000053 **EPA=R807192 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 09/79 - 08/32 FY79
MD MULLIN EPA/ERL - DULUTH
HE HUMPHREY STATE DIV. OF ENVIRN. EPIDEM.
O9/79 -QUARTERLY REPORTS
08/82 -REPORT
GREAT LAKES PROGRAM
FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT
SSIE-GMA 6310 EPA -R8O7192
(PE-769
10-01
RECN-OO5447
PE -769
PROJECT-ACTIVE
CATEGORY-RESEARCH
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
FTS 8-226-7811
LANSING
ORD -RN1OB30-1079
UPDATED- JAN-MAR 8O
MI 48909
INFO-ORIGINAL
ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: IDENTIFY A COHORT OF PERSONS IN THE GREAT LAKES AREA EXPOSED TO CHEMICAL CONTAMINANTS
PRESENT IN THE GREAT LAKES IN ORDER TO INVESTIGATE WHETHER OR NOT LONG OR SHORT TERM HEALTH EFFECTS
CAN BE OBSERVED AND RELATED TO SUCH EXPOSURE. APPROACH: HUMAN BLOOD AND MILK SAMPLES WILL BE
OBTAINED. LEVELS OF PCBS, PBBS, DDE AND OTHER CONTAMINANTS KNOWN TO BE PRESENT IN THE GREAT LAKES
WILL BE QUANTIFIED. ACUTE AND CHRONIC MEDICAL EFFECTS WILL BE LOOKED FOR AND CORRELATED WITH
RESIDUE LEVELS.
"PROJECT: OO5453-U.S. NATIONAL MUSSEL WATCH
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
MILESTONES. .'.
PROGRAM ID...
MANDATE
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK = P775 -OOOO41 **EPA=R8O7223 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE : 11/79 - 11/82 : FY79
DK PHELPS EPA/ERL - NARR
R RISEBROUGH BODEGA BAY INST BERKELEY CA
11/82 -FINAL REPORT
(PE-775 ) ANTICIPATORY R & D
30-99 MARINE ECOLOGY
RECN-005453 SSIE-GMA 6270
PE -775
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-UPDATED
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
OBJECTIVE: TO PARTICIPATE IN THE NATIONAL MUSSEL WATCH PROGRAM TO DETERMINE THE EXTENT AND MAGNITUDE
OF CHEMICAL CHANGES IN THE COASTAL ZONES OF THE UNITED STATES. APPROACH: MUSSELS WILL BE USED AS
INDICATOR ORGANISMS OF CHEMICAL CHANGES IN LOCAL COASTAL WATER. SAMPLES WILL BE ANALYZED AT THE
BODEGA MARINE LABORATORY FOR VARIOUS SYNTHETIC ORGANIC COMPOUNDS AND FOR PETROLEUM. DATA ON
IDENTIFED COMPOUNDS DETECTED WILL BE STORED ELECTRONICALLY FOR SUBSEQUENT REFERRAL. IN SELECTED
INSTANCES, LOCAL MARINE WATER WILL BE SAMPLED AT THE TIME OF MUSSEL COLLECTION TO DETERMINE THE
NATURE OF THE PARTITIONING OF ORGANIC POLLUTANTS BETWEEN THE DISSOLVED AND PARTICULATE PHASES OF
SEAWATER AND THE INDICATOR ORGANISM.
EPA -R807223
ENTERED - UNKNOWN
FTS 8-838-4843
BERKELEY
ORD -RP10B30-3079
UPDATED- JAN-MAR 8O
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
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PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
' Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO^Do not uae (hi* «p«ce>
SSIE
^/CfO^o^-o/
ITLE OF PROJECT
Who's Who in The Federal Government's RD&D Oil Shale Program
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
^ROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Principal Investigator - Paul A. Westcott, Research Chemist
Other Professional Personnel - Robert E. Pressey, Head, Chemical Division
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Denver Research Institute, Chemical Division, 2390 S. York Street,
Denver, Colorado 80208
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK-(l) Objective*, (2) Approach, (3) Cuirent Pirn* and/or Profree* (200 wonla or let*. Omit confidential dmla).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, •umraari'ea of work in prognaB are exchanged with government and private agenclea cup-
porttng reeeareh and are forwarded to investigator* who requeit such information. Your eummary ia to be need for theee puipoaea.
(1) Objectives:
(2) Approach:
(3) Plans:
Provide a published reference that identifies the key
government employees who work in the oil shale RD & D
programs.
Survey by letters, telephone and personal contact with
all government agencies whose work involves oil shale.
Organize and summarize and index the information.
Publish the report titled: "Who's Who in the Federal
Governments RD & D Oil Shale Program" in October of
1979.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTEC
NOTICE OF RESEARCH
(Please read reverse before
FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE
:TION AGENCY
PROJECT
completing)
INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form
OMB
PROJECT NO.(Do
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Approved
No. 158-R0081
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EPA
TITLE OF PROJECT
Economic Analysis of Pesticide Use
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENT. AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL.PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
J. R. Allison, Project Leader-Economist, D. C. Carley, Economist, R. F. Anderson,
Economist, J. E. Epperson, Economist, W. A. Chandler, Plant Pathologist
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
University of Georgia Research Foundation, Boyd Graduate Studies, Research Center
Athens, GA 30602 ' '
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK-(l) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 worda or teas. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, auramariea of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to Investigator* who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
Objectives - Determine cost and benefits of the use of pesticides on crop and
non-crop sites in Georgia and other states.
Approach - Determine current usage of RPAR chemicals on five sites: tentatively
peanuts, peaches, pecans, wood preservation and forestry. Conduct economic
impact analyses of these RPAR chemicals. Initiate baseline benefit/cost analysis
of pest control on two of the above five sites.
Work plan - Secondary data, Georgia farm record system, and firm surveys will
be used to determine current usage. Data from historical research trials will
be used to determine alternative procedures and/or chemicals and the level of
pest control associated with alternative procedures or chemicals. Budgeting
and optimizing techniques will be used to compare alternatives as to relative
costs and benefits.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
KinTITP OF PF^FAPTH PROIFTT
(Please read reverse before completing)
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
> Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO.fDo not uae fhi» space;
SSIE
EPC.r; $0-?ZL// ~0/~0
TITLE OF PROJECT
Analysis of risk/benefit decisions of pesticide use affecting the
IT of P.al ^ fnt-rHa and nthf»r a1~al**>fl ._
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Gordon A. Rowe, Economist
Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Economics
University of California
Berkeley, CA
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Economics
207 Giannini Hall
University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 words or If at. Omit confidential dfta).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to Investigators who request such Information, Your summary Is to be used for these purposes.
Conduct economic analyses of proposed regulatory actions on specific problem
pesticides (RPAR's) on use sites in California and elsewhere in the United States as
defined by the EPA Project Officer. Typically, economic impacts of shifting from use
of an RPAR chemical to other chemicals or non-chemical alternatives (including
integrated pest management/biological controls) are the focus of such analyses.
Analyses may be conducted independently or in conjunction with USDA/EPA/state
assessment teams. UC analysts will attend USDA/EPA team assessment meetings as :
appropriate and conduct other travel as necessary to obtain data and conduct analyses.
The types of sub-tasks which may be scheduled wholly or in part in connection with a
specific analysis are indicated in Attachment A.
Conduct baseline analyses of the benefits and the costs of the control of the economic
pests by chemical and non-chemical means on a site without reference to a specific
regulatory action pending at EPA. The selection of such site(s)/pest combinations
will be made jointly by the EPA Project Officer and the UC Project Officer. The sub-
tasks for this activity are included in Attachment B.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
(Please read reverse before completing)
PREPARED
FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO.fDo not u»e Ihi* space)
SSIE
EPA
R-807222-01
TITLE OF PROJECT
Laboratory and Field Trial Evaluation of the Cost/Effectiveness of Two
Types of Personal uitratHnlpf- R Dosimeters _ • _
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENT, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Arthur J. Sober, M.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Dermatology
Thomas B. Fltzpatrick, M.D., Professor and Chairman, Department of Dermatology
John A. Parrish, M.D., Associate Professor, Department of Dermatology
R. Rox Anderson, Physicist, Department of Dermatology
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Massachusetts General Hospital
32 Fruit Street
Boston. Mass. 02114
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK- (1) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or lesa. Omit confidential data),
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup -
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such Information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
Two types of personal ultraviolet B monitors (film badge, electronic) will be
evaluated to determine accuracy of response under laboratory and field trial condi-
tions. The objective is to determine which monitor would be most useful for future
large field trials in which the quantification of ultraviolet B exposure is
determined for a variety of occupational and recreational exposures. By this
method some quantification of environmental hazard from ultraviolet B exposure
will be possible.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE
PROJECT
INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Form Approved
OMB No. 138-R0081
PROJECT-NO. (Do not uaa this space)
EPA
TITLE OF PROJEC1
Pesticide Usage Survey
ENTS, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIP*
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENTS,
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
AL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
Glenn L. Northup, National Project Director, Senior Community Service
Employment Program
Norma Gillette, Pesticide Inventory Coordinator, Senior Community Service
Employment Program
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
National Retired Teachers Assc./American Assc. of Retired Persons
PO Box 19269
Washington, D.C. 20036
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (I) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 word* or less. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Informal Ion Exchange, summaries of work In progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research und are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
Comprehensive information does not exist on the usage of pesticides
in the united States, and what does exist often lacks statistical validiti
and specificity as to chemical, target pest, method and rate of
application, etc. This nation-wide survey would provide this data on a
state-by-state basis. The inventory will survey household and other
non-agricultural uses of pesticides, collecting data on each form of
usage on an alternating year basis.
This demonstration program will test the feasibility of providing a
network of older workers, state by state, to coordinate and carry out
the on-site survey data collection, and will demonstrate the manpower
structure necessary to conduct the survey in all 50 states.
Fifty older persons will be employed part-time to serve as State
Survey Leaders. They will work with the National Pesticide Inventory
Coordinator to develop cooperative relationships with Title V (Older
Americans Act) contractors, State Pesticide Coordinators and others as
necessary to the operation of the survey. They will be responsible for
the recruiting, training and direction of the activities of the
surveyors. It is estimated that 500 part-time older workers will be
employed to carry out the actual, on-site data collection.
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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not USB (his apace)
SSIE
EPA
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
TITLE OF PROJECT
Aquatic Toxicity Testing and Criteria Document Development
GIVE NAMES, DEPARTMENTS, AND OFFICIAL TITLES OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSrONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJECT.
Robert V. Thurston, Director
Fisheries Bioassay Laboratory
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Montana State University
Bozeman, Montana 59717
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (1) Objectives, (2) Apt oach, (3) Current Plan* and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
In the Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work In progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such Information. Your summary is to be used for these purposes.
The purpose of this research project is (a) to prepare an aquatic life criteria
document for ammonia and (b) to conduct aquatic toxicity tests on fishes and aquatic
invertebrates as needed by EPA to supplement available data bases for preparation of
criteria documents.
The immediate objective is to conduct a limited number of short-term bioassays
to provide additional data to be used in the preparation of a water quality criteria
document for ammonia. A second objective is to prepare a criteria document on the
biological effects, fate, and transport of ammonia in fresh and salt water environ-
ments, as well as a discussion on analytical methodology and related problems in
determining ammonia concentrations in water. The bioassays are scheduled to be
completed during the first six months, and the criteria document is scheduled to be
completed before the close of the first year of the work plan.
Similar aquatic toxicity tests will also be conducted and documents will be
prepared for other toxic chemicals based upon specific needs of the Office of Waste
Water Management, EPA.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENT*1 DROTECTION AGENCY
~.flT : ORDCONV (VERSION V2 . 6 ) * OFFICE OF RESEARCH A EVELOPMENT •
GRANT PROJECT DESL TIONS
RUN DATE : O7/O9/8O ORDIS DATA EX TRACT r
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269
EPA OFFICER.
INVESTIGATOR.
PROGRAM ID...
ORDIS CODES..
PROJ STATUS..
ABSTRACT
TASK =F827J-793910 **EPA=R807241 ** (GRANT)
STARTING/ COMPLETION DATE O9/79 - O9/82 FY79
J MCSORLEY EPA/IERL - RTP
K ROWE OREGON STATE UNIV
(PE-827 ) ENV IMPACT OF CONV & ADV ENERGY SYSTEMS
RECN-O06O11 SSIE-GMA 6500 EPA -R807241
PE -827
PROJECT-ACTIVE INFO-ORIGINAL ENTERED - 06-28-80
CATEGORY-RESEARCH ACCESS-PUBLIC
APPROACH: PROVIDE STATISTICAL METHODS THAT MAY BE USED BY EPA AND OTHERS IN ANALYZING MULTI-MEDIA
POLLUTANTS. AND/OR PROCESSES.
FTS 8-629-2745
SCH OF SCI/ATMOS SCI DEPT--
ORD -RF10B30-2O79
UPDATED- 06-28-80
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NOTICE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
PREPARED FOR THE SMITHSONIAN SCIENCE INFORMATION EXCHANGE
TITLE OF PROJEC1
Form Approved
OMB No. 158-R0081
PROJECT NO. (Do not us a this apace)
SSIE
EPA
R-807256-01-0
Developmental. JyVaj-UaLlon 01 nLAVO.st>ci.,ya J.U.L aqua V.J.CT
Pesticides and Heavy Metals. Phase II
GIVE NAMES. DEPARTMENTS, AND OFFICIAL TITLES >F PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS OR PROJECT DIRECTORS AND ALL OTHER
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ENGAGED IN THE PROJ ^T.
P. I. - Gordon A. McFeters, Professor of Microbiology, Microbiology Department
Montana State University, Bozeman, MT 59717
Post-doctoral Fellow - unknown
N.AME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT INSTITUTION
Montana State University
Bozeman, Montana 59717
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED WORK - (I) Objectives, (2) Approach, (3) Current Plans and/or Progress (200 words or less. Omit confidential data).
In thr Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, summaries of work in progress are exchanged with government and private agencies sup-
porting research and are forwarded to investigators who request such information. Your summary la to be used for these purposes.
Objectives:
To compare the bioluminescence method of Tchan and bacterial
bioluninescence bioassays as means of detecting metals,
herbicides and heavy metals.
Approach and
Current plans:Bioassays to detect and measure toxic substances in water
using luminous bacteria will be improved and/or modified
where possible. These test systems will then be evaluated
and compared on the basis of their efficiency to detect
and measure potentially toxic substances in water.
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENT' ACTION
•IT: ORDCONV (VERSION V2 . 6 ) » OFFICE OF RESEARCH ; ^v'ELOPMENT
GRANT PROJECT DES-. . PTIONS
RUN OA1E. O7/O9/80 » 0 R 0 I S DATi -TRACT
'•* SUMMARY -•>
TOTAL PROJECTS 4O2
SAVED PROJECTS 402
PURGED PROJECTS
l .S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1980-341'082/134
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