
Stream 4A
Management
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- Development of a Risk Screening Tool for the Assessment of Active Small Craft Harbour Water Lots
- Ecological Risk Assessment and Risk Management Decision-Making
- Modelling Uncertainty Analysis for Contaminant Risk Assessment
- Britannia Mine Remediation Project – The Path to Closure of a Complex Historic Mine Site
- Aboriginal Stakeholder Engagement in Remote Project Areas
Development of a Risk Screening Tool for the Assessment of Active Small Craft Harbour Water Lots
Shawn Forster1, Sean Hanlon1, Gerry McCormick2, Mylene Roy2, Marcia Johannesen3
1Dillon Consulting
2Fisheries and Oceans Canada
3Public Services and Procurement Canada
The objective of this presentation is to discuss the development and use of the risk screening tool.
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Ecological Risk Assessment and Risk Management Decision-Making
Patrick Allard, Beth Power, Cheryl Mackintosh
Azimuth Consulting Group Partnership
The objective of this presentation is to introduce a decision-making tool for interpreting the acceptability of risks in ecological risk assessment.
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Modelling Uncertainty Analysis for Contaminant Risk Assessment
Paul Martin and Martinus Brouwers
Matrix Solutions Inc.
The objective of this presentation is to illustrate how modelling tools are being applied to evaluate complex contaminant prediction uncertainty, and how best evaluate remediation alternatives for selected sites while providing new communication tools to engage all stakeholders in the decision process.
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Britannia Mine Remediation Project – The Path to Closure of a Complex Historic Mine Site
Christine Thomas, Golder Associates Ltd.
The objective of this presentation is to focus on the steps to develop a remediation plan and framework for decision making to achieve closure of a complex, historic mine site.
The objective of this presentation is to focus on the importance of engaging local Aboriginal stakeholders throughout the completion of project work in remote Canadian communities. Specific examples of employment and procurement methods will be explored to demonstrate the possible benefits to the communities, as well as the project.
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