National Interactive Forum on Geomorphic Reclamation |
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“Putting a New Face on Mining Reclamation” OVERVIEW In response to recent advances in the reconstruction of postmining landscapes, the Office of Surface Mining is convening an interactive forum on geomorphic reclamation. The interactive forum is being convened to examine the geomorphic principles for landscape reconstruction and application of those principles to mined land reclamation. The focus of the first two days of the interactive forum will be presentations on technical and regulatory issues, tools for planning and designing reclaimed landscapes and case studies. The third day will be spent in the field at the La Plata and San Juan Mines reviewing areas reclaimed using geomorphic principles and will be hosted by BHP Billiton.
AGENDA In order to view the following document, you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader 6.0 or later.
If you do not have the reader, click on the Adobe Acrobat Reader button to download. Click here for the tentative agenda. REGISTRATIONRegistration fee: $50 (includes forum sessions, refreshments, and mine tour with transportation and lunch.) Click here to register. The registration is hosted by the National Research Center for Coal and Energy and the Natural Resource Analysis Center at West Virginia University (WVU).HOTEL RESERVATIONS Blocks of rooms have been reserved at the government rate for both the Brentwood Inn (505-325-2288) and La Quinta Inn (505-327-4706) in Farmington from September 11th through the 15th. Please make your reservation by September 1, 2006 to secure a room in one of these blocks. Refer to the Office of Surface Mining, Geomorphic Forum when making your reservation. ADDITIONAL RESOURCESFarmington Civic Center Farmington New Mexico Convention and Visitors Bureau Carlson Natural Regrade with Geo Fluv™ Software Carlson SurvCADD module applies fluvial geomorphic principles to upland landform design. RIVERMorph Stream Restoration Software Database oriented software system that works with river restoration. WCMS-Watershed Characterization and Modeling System Extension for ArcGIS produced from the Natural Resource Analysis Center at West Virginia University. FOR MORE INFORMATION
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