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Appendix A

Workshop Agenda

Keck Center
500 Fifth Street NW
Washington, DC 20001

Wednesday, May 25

7:45	REGISTRATION, CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST AVAILABLE
8:30	WELCOME Gregory Symmes, Executive Director, Division on Earth and Life Studies
8:35	INTRODUCTION TO THE ROUNDTABLE David Dzombak and Wendy Harrison, Co-Chairs, Roundtable on Unconventional Hydrocarbon Development
8:45	WORKSHOP OVERVIEW AND OBJECTIVES Steve Hamburg and Kris Nygaard, Co-Chairs, Workshop Planning Committee
8:45	KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS: SETTING THE STAGE Moderated by George King, Apache Corporation
9:00	KEYNOTE 1: THE ENERGY-WATER NEXUS Diana Bauer, Department of Energy
9:20	KEYNOTE 2: BENEFICIAL USE OF PRODUCED WATER FROM THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY John Veil, Veil Environmental, LLC
9:40	KEYNOTE 3: APPROACHES TO MANAGE, TREAT, AND TRANSPORT PRODUCED AND FLOWBACK WATER FOR BENEFICIAL USE Jill Cooper, Anadarko Corporation

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10:00	MODERATED DISCUSSION
10:40	BREAK
11:00	PANEL DISCUSSION Regional Similarities and Differences: Environmental and Regulatory Context for Potential Use of Flowback and Produced Water
11:00	Moderated by William Stringfellow, University of the Pacific and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Danny Reible, Texas Tech University Radisav Vidic, University of Pittsburgh James Silva, GE Global Research (retired)
12:45	LUNCH
1:45	MODERATED PANEL DISCUSSION Technologies for Managing Flowback and Produced Waters for Potential Use
1:45	Moderated by Linda Capuano, Baker Institute Center for Energy Studies, Rice University Tzahi Cath, Colorado School of Mines Pele Okullo, Newfield Exploration Company Rick McCurdy, Chesapeake Energy Corporation
3:30	BREAK
3:45	MODERATED PANEL DISCUSSION Characterization of Flowback and Produced Waters for Potential Use
3:45	Moderated by Bridget Scanlon, Bureau of Economic Geology, The University of Texas at Austin Tanya Gallegos, U.S. Geological Survey Ken Carlson, Colorado State University Kyle Murray, Oklahoma Geological Survey
5:30	ADJOURN
5:30-7:00	RECEPTION

Thursday, May 26

8:00	REGISTRATION, CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST AVAILABLE
8:30	WELCOME AND PLANS FOR THE DAY Steve Hamburg and Kris Nygaard, Co-Chairs, Workshop Planning Committee

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8:40	MODERATED PANEL DISCUSSION Research and Technology Innovation in Context: What is it that you’d like to do but you can’t do today, and why?
8:40	Moderated by Wendy Harrison, Colorado School of Mines Secretary Michael Teague, Oklahoma Office of Energy and Environment Mike Paque, Groundwater Protection Council Becky Tomasek, CH2M
9:45	BREAK
10:05	FACILITATED DISCUSSION Steve Hamburg and Kris Nygaard, Co-Chairs, Workshop Planning Committee
10:05	What do we know with confidence regarding technologies and chemical characterization of flowback and produced waters for beneficial uses? What do we need to know? How might we fill those gaps?
11:50	NEXT STEPS Dave Dzombak and Wendy Harrison, Co-Chairs, Roundtable on Unconventional Hydrocarbon Development
12:00	WORKSHOP ADJOURNS

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Suggested Citation:"Appendix A: Workshop Agenda." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2017. Flowback and Produced Waters: Opportunities and Challenges for Innovation: Proceedings of a Workshop. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/24620.

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