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Waste Acceptance Decisions and Uncertainty Analysis at the Oak Ridge Environmental Management Waste Management Facility

Redus, K. S.; Patterson, J. E.; Hampshire, G. L.; … - 2009

validated risk-based forecasting, decision support, and modeling/simulation tools. We provide a summary of WAC AT structure and …

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Natural Gas Prices Forecast Comparison--AEO vs. Natural Gas Markets

Wong-Parodi, Gabrielle; Lekov, Alex; Dale, Larry - 2008

.S. Wellhead natural gas price. These results suggest that agencies forecasting natural gas prices should consider incorporating … the Henry Hub natural gas futures price into their forecasting models along with the AEO forecast. Our analysis is very …

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Outlook and challenges to coal in Asia: 1994--2015

Johnson, C.J.; Li, B. - 2009

The two key threats to coal`s long term dominance in Asia are: (1) its uneven distribution of reserves and lack of adequate rail transportation infrastructure, and (2) growing environmental concerns about coal-related pollution. Even with increased attention to emissions control for coal,...

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Produce More Oil Gas via eBusiness Data Sharing

Paul Jehn; Mike Stettner - 2008

access to state agency datasets to focus exploration efforts and to perform production forecasting, economic evaluations, and …

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ELSA: an electric power supply analysis model for the Pacific Northwest. [Effects of developments]

Harrington, T.P.; Jacobsen, J.J. - 2008

Battelle, Pacific Northwest Laboratory (PNL) is conducting a program to help assess impacts of energy-related developments through the year 2025 in six northwestern states--Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and Alaska. ELSA (Electric Power Supply Analysis Model), one component of this...

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Investigation of learning and experience curves

Krawiec, F.; Thornton, J.; Edesess, M. - 2008

The applicability of learning and experience curves for predicting future costs of solar technologies is assessed, and the major test case is the production economics of heliostats. Alternative methods for estimating cost reductions in systems manufacture are discussed, and procedures for using...

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Securing Infrastructure from High Explosive Threats

Glascoe, L; Noble, C; Reynolds, J; Kuhl, A; Morris, J - 2009

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) is working with the Department of Homeland Security's Science and Technology Directorate, the Transportation Security Administration, and several infrastructure partners to characterize and help mitigate principal structural vulnerabilities to...

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Feasibility study to update annualized cost of leaving (ACOL) procedures at the Navy Personnel Research and Development Center (NPRDC)

Trumble, D.; Flanagan, D.M. - 2008

Personnel Research and Development Center (NPRDC), reviews existing forecasting and simulation methodologies and suggests new … manpower analysis at NPRDC, and NPRDC's history of officer loss-rate forecasting. Section 3 discusses the approach to model … ACOL model. Section 5 presents alternative modeling directions for forecasting and a summary of compensation policy issues …

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Neptunium-237 production forecasts, IPD 1964--73

Nilson, R. - 2009

Neptunium-237 production has been-calculated according to the equations documented in Reference 1 for use in 1964-AEC study. cases. The assumptions made in the forecasts are as follows: Only the 947 stream is recycled. The blend enrichment for the recycle maternal is 1.2 per cent for F-Y 64 and...

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An expandable software model for collaborative decision making during the whole building life cycle

Papamichael, K.; Pal, V.; Bourassa, N.; Loffeld, J.; … - 2008

Decisions throughout the life cycle of a building, from design through construction and commissioning to operation and demolition, require the involvement of multiple interested parties (e.g., architects, engineers, owners, occupants and facility managers). The performance of alternative designs...

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