Ozone: Challenges, Trends, Strategies, and New Developments

MASS A&WMA is a nonprofit professional association comprising environmental engineers and scientists dedicated to addressing air and waste-related challenges in the field.

Air & Waste Management Association-MASS

MASS A&WMA Workshop
October 12, 2017, 9 AM  – 4:00 PM
Venue: Cook Student Center, Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey
Address: 59 Biel Rd, New Brunswick, NJ 08901, USA
Parking: Lots 76 and 99 C &amp; D adjacent to Cook Student Center
Registration Counter: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM in Multipurpose Room (MPR) of Cook Student Center
Workshop: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM in Multipurpose Room C of Cook Student Center
Ozone: Challenges, Trends, Strategies, and New Developments
The Mid-Atlantic States Section (MASS) of the Air &amp; Waste Management Association (A&WMA) is holding an ozone workshop Thursday, October 12th from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Rutgers University in New Jersey. Outstanding speakers representing different stakeholders from the geographic span of the Mid-Atlantic States Section will explore the upcoming ozone rule changes and related environmental challenges in the current administration. The workshop will be in the format of presentations and panels. A hot lunch will be served as part of the event. Following the presentations and discussions of the workshop, the MASS A&WMA will also offer an opportunity for our APERG (Air Pollution Educational and Research Grant) awardees to present their work. We welcome both members and non-members from all disciplines to attend this highly valuable professional event!  Feel free to forward this announcement to your colleagues to whom the topic of this workshop may be of interest. Workshop Agenda
Welcome  James Blando, Old Dominion University Intro to Current Ozone Issues and Challenges  Tom McNevin, Research Scientist –NJ DEP ​ Trends in Background Ozone and Ozone Production Efficiency Naresh Kumar, Electric Power Research Institute EPRI Research Update: Indoor Ozone Chemistry, Ozone Exposure  Modeling, Ozone Dosimetry and Effects Modeling  Panos Georgopoulos, Rutgers University USEPA Update: Role of Background Sources in Ozone  Implementation Planning  Pat Dolwick, USEPA, Air Quality Modeling Group Complimentary Hot Lunch Served State Perspectives, Challenges, Strategies  NJ Sharon Davis, NJDEP PA Kirit Dalal, PADEP NY Scott Griffin, NYDEC VA Mike Dowd, VADEQ APERG Research Presentations and Awards "Photosynthetic and Methanotrophic Microbial Activity in the Atmosphere" -Kevin Dillion, Rutgers University "Assessment of Personal Exposure Levels and composition of particulate matter pollution and their associated health impacts" -Mohamed Vilcassim, New York University "Low Temperature Phase Change Materials for Applications Resulting in the Reduction of Airborne Pollutants from Fossil Power Plants" -Joshua M. Charles, Lehigh University

Cook Student Center, Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey | Parking: Lots 76 and 99 CD - no permit required for non-Rutgers attendees

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