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EPA's Study of Hydraulic Fracturing and Its Potential Impact on Drinking Water Resources
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2013 Technical Workshop Presentations

Water Acquisition Modeling: Assessing Impacts Through Modeling and Other Means
June 4, 2013 – Arlington, VA

Session 1: Data on Water Acquisition and Water Recycling/Reuse

  • Water Acquisition: Analysis of Existing Data – Andrew Gillespie, US EPA
  • Sources of Data for Quantifying Hydraulic Fracturing Water Use in Texas – J-P Nicot, University of Texas at Austin
  • Water Acquisition for Unconventional Natural Gas Development Within the Susquehanna River Basin – James Richenderfer, Susquehanna River Basin Commission
  • Recycling and Reuse of Produced Water to Reduce Freshwater Use in Hydraulic Fracturing Operations – Matthew Mantell, Chesapeake Energy Corporation

Session 2: Hydraulic Fracturing Water Acquisition and Water Availability Modeling Approaches

  • Evaluating Scenarios of Potential Impact of Water Acquisition – Stephen Kraemer, US EPA
  • Mapping Water Availability and Cost in the Western United States – Vincent Tidwell, Sandia National Laboratory
  • Integrated, Collaborative Water Research in Western Canada – Ben Kerr, Foundry Spatial Ltd.
  • Water Needs and Availability for Hydraulic Fracturing in the Bakken Formation, Eastern Montana – Mitchell Plummer, Idaho National Laboratory

Poster Session

  • Water and Energy Simulation Toolset (WEST) – Robert Jeffers, Idaho National Laboratory
  • Utilizing Produced Water as a New Water Resource – Andrew Stewart, Energy Water Solutions, LLC
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Last updated on October 9, 2020
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