Vansh Pandhi
Sessions in which Vansh Pandhi attends
Tuesday 4 October, 2022
09 : 20 — 09 : 40 Introduction to ITACPaul Schuler, OSRL 09 : 40 — 10 : 05Tropics: 32-Year Study of Damage and RecoveryAbby Renegar, NSU 10 : 05 — 10 : 30Historical Effectiveness of Mechanical RecoveryTim Nedwed, ExxonMobilRecording:
10 : 50 — 11 : 15Enhanced Boom Design, Dispersant StudiesMichel Boufadel, NJIT 11 : 15 — 11 : 40Subsea Dispersant Injection (SSDI), Responder Health & SafetyVictoria Broje, Shell 11 : 40 — 12 : 05DWH Counter-Historical, Significance for ResponseDeborah French-McCay, RPS Ocean ScienceRecording:
13 : 15 — 13 : 40Water Column MonitoringPer Johan Brandvik, SINTEF 13 : 40 — 14 : 05Wildlife ResponseRichard Davi, ExxonMobil 14 : 05 — 14 : 30Remotely Operated Unmanned Service Vehicle (ROSV)Scott Pegau, OSRI 14 : 30 — 14 : 55Sri Lanka Plastic Nurdles ResponseRob Holland, OSRL 14 : 55 — 15 : 20<...
Wednesday 5 October, 2022
Keynote Presentation A Half Century of Reports on the Science of Oil SpillsSusan RobertsU.S. National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and MedicineRecording:
09 : 15 — 09 : 40518- The Investigation of a Physical Method Using a Pilot-Scale Membrane Filtration System to Treat Decanted Oily SeawaterParisa Keyvan Hosseini, Dalhousie University 09 : 40 — 10 : 05535- Investigation of a Commercial Demulsifier to Break Crude Oil in Water EmulsionNahid Hassanshahi, University of Northern British Columbia 10 : 05 — 10 : 30733- Integrated Separation ...
09 : 15 — 09 : 40235- A Laboratory Study of the Effectiveness of Poly (Styrene- 10- Undecenoic Acid) Organogelator SolidifierFereshte Damavandi, University of Alberta 09 : 40 — 10 : 05404- Mechanically Robust, Solar-Driven, and Degradable Lignin-Based Polyurethane Adsorbents for Highly Efficient Crude Oil Spill RemediationNing Yan, University of Toronto
09 : 15 — 09 : 40231- Assessing the Natural Attenuation Potential for Marine Oil Spills in the Arctic Using In-Situ MicrocosmsCharles Greer, McGill University 09 : 40 — 10 : 05416- Rapid Dilution of Hydrocarbons After a Defined Surface Spill Reduces the Microbial Response to Oil.Alice Ortmann, Fisheries and Oceans Canada 10 : 05 — 10 : 30801- Diesel and Crude Oil Biodegradation by Col...
09 : 15 — 09 : 40133- Potential Field Exposures and Aquatic Toxicity to Inform Improvement of Laboratory ProtocolsDeborah French-McCay, RPS Ocean Science 09 : 40 — 10 : 05184- Dose and Duration Make the Poison: Assessing the Latent Effects of Brief Exposures to Single Polycyclic Aromatic Compounds with American Lobster (Homarus Americanus) LarvaeBenjamin de Jourdan, Huntsman Marine Science Centre <...
10 : 50 — 11 : 15755- Oil Biodegradation in Permeable Marine Sediments: Effects of Benthic Pore-Water Advection and Solute ExchangeChristopher H. Barker, Genwest Systems/NOAA 11 : 15 — 11 : 40614- Effect of Oxygen Limitation on Natural Oil Degradation in the Kitimat Fjord System (BC, Canada)Manuel Bringué, Natural Resources Canada 11 : 40 — 12 : 05829- Biogeography of Prevalent Alkane...
10 : 50 — 11 : 15749- Pilot-Scale Membrane Filtration VS Membrane Bioreactor for Treatment of Decanted Oily Wastewater Generated from Marine Oil SpillsAnisha Bhattacharyya, Dalhousie University 11 : 15 — 11 : 40687- Exploration of Surface Properties of Engineered Sponges that Can Effectively Treat Oil-in-Water EmulsionsJordan Bouchard, University of Toronto
10 : 50 — 11 : 15211- ‘Omics Analyses of American Lobster (Homarus Americanus) Larvae After Exposure to Heavy Crude OilsElena Legrand, McGill University 11 : 15 — 11 : 40569- The Aquatic Toxicity and Chemical Evolution of Diluted Bitumen Versus Conventional Medium Crude Oil Spilled in Freshwater During Two-Month Natural Weathering TestsScott Hepditch, Institut national de la recherche scientifique ...
10 : 50 — 11 : 1553- Collection of Oil Spill Pollution Using Recycled CelluloseMark Ceaser, EAM Environmental, Inc. 11 : 15 — 11 : 4075- Smart Flax Fibers for Efficient Oil-Water SeparationXiujuan Chen, Memorial University of Newfoundland
13 : 15 — 13 : 40166- Determining Cultural, Operational and Environmental Windows of Opportunity for Recovering Oil from the Sunken MV Schiedyk in British Columbia, CanadaLee Britton, Environment and Climate Change Canada -NEEC 13 : 40 — 14 : 05680- How Clean Is Clean? - A Case Study of the Deep River Derelict Barge Sunken Oil Spill in Washington StateAlison Meyers, Washington State Department of Ecology
13 : 15 — 13 : 40682- Evaluation of Surface Engineered Sponges in a Lab-Scale Column Filtration System for Treatment of Decanted WaterJordan Bouchard, University of Toronto 13 : 40 — 14 : 0580- The Application of Co-Pyrolysis of Solid Oily Waste for Efficient Volume Minimization and Energy Recovery in Marine Oil Spill ResponseAli Sadeghi, University of Northern British Columbia 14 : 05 — 14 ...
13 : 15 — 13 : 40103- Formation of Oil-Particle Aggregates: Impacts of the Mixing Energy and DurationRuixue Liu, New Jersey Institute of Technology 13 : 40 — 14 : 05301- Effects of Nanoclay on Oil Behaviours in the Water-Sand SystemRezvan Iravani, Concordia University 14 : 05 — 14 : 30135- Microplastics Affect Oil Dispersion Effectiveness due to Agglomerate Formation in Oceans<...
13 : 15 — 13 : 40437- Attenuation and the Practicality of Shoreline Treatment or Cleanup OptionsEdward Owens, OCC 13 : 40 — 14 : 0592- A pH-Responsive Protein Surface Washing Fluid for Oil CleanupRengyu Yue, Concordia University 14 : 05 — 14 : 30728- Effect of Nanobubbles on the Fate and Transport of Oil SpillZheng Wang, Concordia University ...
15 : 40 — 16 : 05793- Marine Microbial Communities Capable of Hydrocarbon Biodegradation in the Kivalliq Region of NW Hudson BayMeng Ji, University of Calgary 16 : 05 — 16 : 30589- The Hydrocarbon Degrading Potential of a Novel Marine Bacterium, Vibrio Sp. Oil-1, Investigated Through Chemical AnalysesEmma Wells, Memorial University of Newfoundland 16 : 30 — 16 : 55526- Impact of Hydro...
15 : 40 — 16 : 05560- Development and Publication of "A Spill Responder's Guide to the Physical and Chemical Analysis of Petroleum"Dalina Thrift-Viveros, NOAA OR&R 16 : 05 — 16 : 30840- Building Technical Response ReadinessMaria Hartley, Chevron Services Company (Chevron U.S.A. Inc. division) 16 : 30 — 16 : 55398- NASEM Oil in the Sea, IV UpdateVictoria Broje
15 : 40 — 16 : 05441- Shoreline Response Lessons from the BIOS and ITOSS Field Experiments and the “ARROW” SpillEdward Owens, OCC 16 : 05 — 16 : 30554- Revisiting the Bios Site After Almost Forty Years: An Assessment of Recalcitrant Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon Residues in Beach SedimentsBlake Hunnie, University of Manitoba 16 : 30 — 16 : 55199- BODO Project, Ogoniland, Eastern Nig...
Thursday 6 October, 2022
Keynote Presentation 50 Years of Dispersant Development and UseRoger Prince ExxonMobil Biomedical Sciences IncRecording:
09 : 15 — 09 : 40487- MATADOR: Mapping Tracking and Detection of Oil Using RobotsAllison Chua, Dalhousie University 09 : 40 — 10 : 05538- Long-Term Environmental Monitoring Following the Exxon Valdez Oil SpillRoger Green, PWSRCAC 10 : 05 — 10 : 30613- Determination of Odorants of Interest in Native Crude Oils to Oil Detection CaninesMichelle Karpinsky, Florida ...
10 : 50 — 11 : 15661- A Review on Ecotoxicity of On-Sea Decanting During Oil Spill ResponseBo Liu, Memorial University of Newfoundland 11 : 15 — 11 : 40700- Herder Toxicity and Risk AssessmentTim Nedwed, ExxonMobil Biomedical Sciences, Inc.
15 : 40 — 16 : 05473- Chemical Characterisation and Acute Toxicity of Residues from Offshore In-Situ Burning of Spilled Fuel OilsLiv-Guri Faksness, SINTEF Ocean 16 : 05 — 16 : 30571- The MPRI Offshore Burn Experiment (MOBE)Feiyue Wang, University of Manitoba 16 : 30 — 16 : 55647- Biodegradation Potential of Residue Generated During the In-Situ Burning of Oil in the Marine Environment<...