The International Chemical Weapons Demilitarisation Conference Held in Gifu City, Japan on 22-24 May 2001
Abstract
Partial contents: Chemical Agent Monitoring Strategies for United States Army Transportable Chemical Agent Treatment Systems; Neutralization of Sulfur; Mustard-Lewisite (HL) Chemical Agent Mixtures; Outline of Destruction of Chemical Munitions of Lake Kussharo Project in Japan; Detection and Discrimination of Buried UXO's at the U. S. Navy Weapons Station Using U. S. Air Force Earth Radar; Application of Airborne Geophysics for the Detection, Identification, Characterization and Mapping of Non-Stockpile Ordnance; An Overview of Analytical Methodology Applicable to CW Demilitarization and Land Remediation Activities; Technical and Operational Description of the U.S. Army Prototype Detonation Test and Destruction Facility Located at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland; Resource Recovery and Recycling (R3); Construction Environmental and Safety Challenges in the U.S. Chemical Demilitarization Program; Use of Supercritical Water Oxidation Technology for Demilitarization of Assembled Chemical Weapons; Explosive Destruction System(EDS) Update; Second Generation Explosive Destruction Systems for the Demilitarization of Chemical Warfare Materiel; Information and Film on OPCW - Training Exercise in Poland; Civil Defense Program for NBC Attacks; Cryofracture Technology for the Destruction of Obsolete Chemical Weapons; JCAD (Joint Chemical Agent Detector); The Plasma Waste Converter - from Waste Disposal to Energy Creation; Digestion Process for Demilitarization of Explosively Configured Old Chemical Ammunitions; Integrated Application of Process Safety Analysis and Quantitative Risk Assessment to Risk Management of Assembled Chemical Weapons; Improving the Accuracy of Risk Assessments via Advanced Modelling Techniques.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- May 24, 2001
- Accession Number
- ADA400452