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Monday,
September 13, 2004
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7:00
AM - 5:00 PM Registration, Gallery / Lobby
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7:30
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Continental
Breakfast, Gallery
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8:00
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Opening
Ceremonies
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8:10
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Welcome
by Neil Murphy, SUNY ESF President |
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8:15
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Housekeeping
Larry Abrahamson, Introduction of William Flynn, Chairman of NYPSC
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8:20
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Kevin
McLoughlin Introduction of Clem Nadeau, NG Senior VP of Operations
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8:25
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Kevin
McLoughlin Introduction of Eugene Zeltmann, President of NYPA
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8:30
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GIS
CD Presentation
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8:40
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Eugene
Zeltmann Introduction of Peter Berle, Keynote Speaker
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8:50
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9:45
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Coffee
Break, City Center
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10:15
- Noon
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Plenary
Session Panel : When the Lights Go Out… Visit the Bios
page to view our panelist biographies
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Noon
- 1:00
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Lunch
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1 |
Vegetation
Management |
Cultural
Planning |
Endangered
/ Threatened |
| 1:00
-1:20 |
Nowak,
C. Monitoring integrated vegetation management on powerline corridors
across New York: vegetaton dynamics from 1975 To 2004 SUNY
ESF |
Robblee,
P. Discovery and recovery of prehistoric human skeletal remains
from the Guardian pipeline corridor, Kendall County, Illinois NRG |
Zimmer,
J. Natural gas pipeline construction through rare turtle habitat:
regulatory compliance, impact avoidance and mitigation Coler
& Assoc. |
| 1:20
- 1:40 |
Ferrandiz,
L. A broad-based, IVM approach to right of way management on Long
Island, NY LIPA |
Radell,
M. Streamlining cultural resource identification and approvals:
What I’ve learned about transportation projects can help you too
URS |
Donnelly,
M. A comparison of desert tortoise populations along the Kern River
ROW 1991-2003 E&E |
| 1:40
- 2:00 |
Gartman,
D. Integrated vegetation management on natural gas pipeline rights-of-way Gartman Environ. |
Nickel,
E. Compliance with World Bank safeguards: criteria for the examination
of compliance with these standards Univ Leipzig |
Donnelly,
M. Desert tortoise mitigation: lessons learned a case study of the
Kern River 2003 expansion project E&E |
| 2:00
- 2:20 |
Layton,
C. Vegetation management of aviation rights-of-way |
Gannon,
M. Cultural resource site protection in environmental management
systems PNM |
Wester,
E. Impact of natural gas pipeline operation and maintenance on long-term
population viability of the threatened gopher tortoise Southern |
| 2:20
- 2:40 |
Money,
N. Development of an integrated resource management strategy for
transmission right-of-way corridors for successful implementation
of integrated vegetation management in California
Pacific |
Eusebi,
D. Balancing pipeline construction and the regulatory requirements
of archaeological investigations Stantec |
Gifford,
N. Monitoring recovery for the endangered Karner blue butterfly
(Lycaeides melissa samuelis) in New York State TNC |
| 2:40
- 3:00 |
Yahner,
R. Bird nesting ecology on a right-of-way in Central Pennsylvania: Long-term effects of the wire-zone border-zone method Penn State |
Cleland,
J. Large scale cultural landscapes in rights-of-way management
EDAW |
Parry,
D. Transmission line right-of-ways as enemy free space for moths
SUNY ESF |
| 3:00
- 3:20 |
Coffee
Break, City Center |
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2 |
Vegetation
Management |
Marine
/ Aquatic |
Endangered
/ Threatened |
| 3:20
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Ballard,
B. Practical and ecological considerations for shrub management
on powerline corridors: I. Why shrubs? SUNY
ESF |
Glaholt,
R. An investigation into gas pipeline operational noise and its
potential impacts on Toothed whales and Baleen whales
TERA |
Scarborough,
G. Effects of routine transmission right-of-way riparian management
on stream ecology BC Hydro |
| 3:40
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Ballard,
B. Practical and ecological considerations for shrub management
on powerline corridors: II. Implications of site, landuse history,
and disturbance on shrub community dynamics
SUNY ESF |
Glaholt,
R. Investigation of the potential effects of marine pipelines on
crustacean movement and ecology TERA |
Lees,
A. Fisheries habitat compensation – implementing community based
projects in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Canada
AXYS |
| 4:00
- 4:20 |
Nesmith,
J. Stable plant communities in the Pacific Northwest
Oregon State |
Modjeski,
Capt. A. Submerged aquatic vegetation (SAV) aerial hyperspectral
imaging and groundtruthing survey: Manahawkin Bay, New Jersey
ENSR |
Gleason,
N. Impacts of Powerline Rights-of-Way on Forested Stream Habitat
In Western Washington Evergreen College |
| 4:20
- 4:40 |
Willyard,
C. Ecological effects of fragmentation due to transmission line
rights-of-way: A review of the state of the science Resource Strategies |
Fitchko,
J. Route selection and environmental assessment of the Lake Erie
Link Project: electric cable crossing(s) of Lake Erie Stantec |
McMahon,
S. Restoration on pipeline right-of-way through Red Rock Canyon
National Conservation Area, Nevada E&E |
| 4:40
- 5:00 |
Boivin,
P. Ecological factors that determine tree invasion in a new powerline
right-of-way Univ. Montreal |
Forti,
J. Submarine cable ROW management E&E |
Magdych,
B. Temporal loss : An emerging issue or oppportunity for penalties
in disguise? URS |
| 5:00
- 5:20 |
Chick,
T. Exploiting allelopathy as a present and future tool in the management
of rights-of-way Chick Consult. |
Bergeron,
M. Environmental considerations and construction technique influence
on permitting strategies for linear submarine utility projects in
the Northeast |
Smith,
J. Implications of Canada’s New Species at Risk Act on Canadian
Pipelines TERA |
| 5:00
- 7:00 PM |
Poster
Session / Ice Breaker Reception, Gallery & City Center |
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