The 2018 featured projects recognize scientific advances and technological solutions to some of DoD’s most significant environmental and installation energy challenges—
- assessing the effectiveness of remediation in fractured bedrock
- improving energy efficiency and security on DoD installations
- characterization of unexploded ordnance in nearshore underwater sites
- management of endangered and at-risk species on military lands
- green processing of energetic materials
- understanding biologically mediated abiotic degradation of chlorinated ethenes in contaminated groundwater
- understanding mobility of munitions near the beach face
- modeling source-sink dynamics on DoD lands
- assessing the viability of alternative corrosion protection technologies
SERDP Featured Projects
Environmental Restoration
Biologically Mediated Abiotic Degradation of Chlorinated Ethenes: A New Conceptual Framework
Dr. Michelle Scherer, University of Iowa | Project Overview
Munitions Response
Quantification of Hydrodynamic Forcing and Burial, Exposure and Mobility of Munitions on the Beach Face
Dr. Jack Puleo, University of Delaware | Project Overview
Resource Conservation and Resiliency
Endangered Butterflies as a Model System for Managing Source-Sink Dynamics on Department of Defense Lands
Dr. Elizabeth Crone, Tufts University | Project Overview
Weapons Systems and Platforms
Accelerated Dynamic Corrosion Test Method Development
Mr. James Dante, Southwest Research Institute | Project Overview
ESTCP Featured Projects
Environmental Restoration
Rapid Assessment of Remedial Effectiveness and Rebound in Fractured Bedrock
Dr. Charles Schaefer, CDM Smith | Project Overview
Installation Energy and Water
Software-Defined Wireless Decentralized Building Management System and Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Microgrid and Ancillary Services
Mr. Anthony Colonnese, Ameresco, Inc. | Project Overview
Munitions Response
Demonstration of Crawler-Towed Sensor Technologies in Challenging Nearshore Sites
Dr. Gregory Schultz, White River Technologies | Project Overview
Resource Conservation and Resiliency
Conspecific Attraction as a Management Tool for Endangered and At-Risk Species on Military Lands
Dr. Jinelle Sperry, U.S. Army ERDC CERL | Project Overview
Weapons Systems and Platforms
Green Processing of Energetic Materials Using Resonant Acoustic Mixing Technology
Dr. Andrew Nelson, Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division | Project Overview
