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Registration, Check-in & Information Desk
Breakfast
Plenary Session (Marriott Ballroom)
Poster Session (Exhibit Hall A)
Lunch
Afternoon Technical Sessions
Technical Exchange Reception (Exhibit Hall A)
Morning Technical Sessions
One of the greatest challenges in research and development is the transition of successful technologies into service. These panel discussions will feature individuals from a variety of backgrounds who have had success in transitioning different technologies. Panelists will discuss their efforts that have been successful as well as lessons learned.
Panel Discussion #1 (6:00 - 6:45 PM)
Panel Discussion #2 (7:00 - 7:45 PM)
Morning Short Courses
Additional Session
Afternoon Short Courses
Making a claim that a chemical, process, or product is more sustainable or greener than the original requires data. DoD’s Sustainability Analysis methodology provides researchers and program officers with a way to collect and produce the evidence needed to support decisions that promote sound environmental stewardship. Personnel across the DoD have used the Sustainability Analysis methodology to characterize potential costs of natural resource, human health, and environmental impacts.
This short course will:
• Provide an overview of DoD’s Sustainability Analysis portfolio
• Present results from recently completed Sustainability Analyses of DoD systems
• Describe data, software, and other resources for performing
Sustainability Analyses Attendees will leave the course better prepared to achieve life cycle objectives outlined in SERDP-ESTCP statements of need and defense acquisition policies.