
Stream 1A Emerging Contaminants |
Stream 1B Assessment |
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Stream 2A Esquimalt - Assessment |
Stream 2B Esquimalt - Remediation |
Stream 2C Esquimalt - Management/Monitoring |
Stream 3 Remediation |
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Stream 4A Management |
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STREAM 2A
ESQUIMALT - ASSESSMENT
- Esquimalt Harbour Wood Waste Assessment, Characterization and Management Option Analysis
- Sediment Recontamination Evaluation of Stormwater, Groundwater and Propwash, Esquimalt Harbour, Victoria, BC
- Marine Archaeology and Seabed Remediation in Esquimalt Harbour, at the Esquimalt Graving Dock and Canadian Forces Base, Esquimal
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Esquimalt Harbour Wood Waste Assessment, Characterization and Management Option Analysis
Scott Northrup1, Jamie Slogan1, Mikaela Davis1, Tim Abercrombie1, Michael Waters2, Ashley Rabey3
1Hemmera Envirochem
2Department of National Defence
3Public Services and Procurement Canada
The objective of this presentation is to demonstrate techniques for the assessment of aquatic habitats potentially affected by wood waste debris, present preliminary results on the potential negative effects to subtidal aquatic habitat function and recommended remedial options available given the findings of the assessment.
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Sediment Recontamination Evaluation of Stormwater, Groundwater and Propwash, Esquimalt Harbour, Victoria, BC
Todd Thornburg, Anchor QEA, LLC
The objective of this presentation is to provide an assessment of ongoing sources of contamination to Esquimalt Harbour associated with stormwater and groundwater discharges and propwash resuspension, and developing model predictions as to whether these ongoing sources are likely to cause recontamination of sediments in areas planned for in-water remediation.
Marine Archaeology and Seabed Remediation in Esquimalt Harbour, at the Esquimalt Graving Dock and Canadian Forces Base, Esquimalt
Charles Moore
Golder Associates Ltd.
The objective of this presentation is to present the results of recent archaeological work performed within the federally administered Esquimalt Harbour in British Columbia to support the remedial dredging of contaminated sediments. The focus of the presentation is on the tools and techniques to assess and mitigate significant pre-contact and historical archaeological sites, including shipwreck features, within the remediation areas.
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