NICOLE spring workshop 2018 Frankfurt Nature …

1 11 network for industrially Co- ordinated sustainable Land Management in Europe21 - 22 June 2018, at Infraserv H chst, H chst Industry Park, Frankfurt , spring workshop 2018 FrankfurtNature Based RemediationWorkshop Program22 network for industrially Co- ordinated sustainable Land Management in EuropeHorst Herzog (Chairman) - Infraserv H chst, DELaurent Bakker (Vice-Chairman) - Tauw, NLJean Pierre Davit - Golder Associates, ITNiklas T rneman - SWECO, SEHans-Peter Koschitzky - IWS Uni Stuttgart, DELida Schelwald - Envision-S/ NICOLE ISG SecretaryJim Wragg - Geosyntec, UKGregor M hring - Ramboll, DEYvonne Sutter - Ramboll, DEDimitri Vlassopoulos - Anchor QEA, US Wouter Gevaerts - Arcadis, BESytze Keuning - Bioclear EarthNICOLE Organizing CommitteeFor further information on NICOLE membership, workshop programs, registration & fees, or any other practical issue regarding the conference, please contact.

2 Nan Su (Dutch Sino Business Promotions) Box 28249 3003 KE Rotterdam, The NetherlandsPhone: +31 (10) 310 0829E-mail: SecretariatRegistrationFeesWorking group & workshop workshop dinnerPlease complete the conference registration form, available online through and/or the NICOLE secretariat. Deadline for registration: 13 June in the NICOLE & Common Forum workshop 2018 is free of charge for NICOLE members and conference speakers. Information on admission fees for other participants can be obtained through the NICOLE H chst, Building B852 Industriepark H chst 65926 Frankfurt Boat tour on River Main including dinner Frankfurt (city center)23 network for industrially Co- ordinated sustainable Land Management in EuropeThursday 21 June 2018 workshop Day 108:30 - 09:0009:00 - 11:0509:00 - 09:1009:10 - 09:3009:30 - 10:0010:00 - 10:1510:15 - 10:4510:45 - 11:0511:05 - 12:2011:05 - 11:2511:25 - 11:4511:45 - 12:0512:05 - 12:2012:20 - 13:15 RegistrationOpening session - Chair.

3 Opening & welcomeLucia Buv NICOLE ChairDr. Joachim Kreysing CEO of Infraserv H chstWorking Group leaders Working Group updateHorst Herzog - Infraserv Nature base solutions against the background of a historical contaminated siteDr. J rg Martin - Ministry of Environment of Hessia Remediation Strategy of contaminated sites in HessiaBreak & PosterPaul Bardos - r3 environmental technology ltdDelivering and Valuing Benefits from Soft RemediationSession 1 Characterization - Chair: Heinrich Eisenmann - Isodetect Monitoring Tools for Assessment of Natural Attenuation - Conclusions from 12 Years Practical Application Niels Van Putte - University of Antwerp Characterization of subsurface hydrological functioning & design guidelines for future tidal wetland restoration projects Stacie Tardif - University of Copenhagen Evaluation of microbiological community parameters for future integration into ecological risk assessments Q&ALunch Break & postersContinues on next page >>44 network for industrially Co- ordinated sustainable Land Management in EuropeThursday 21 June 2018

4 workshop Day 113:15 - 13:3513:35 - 13:5513:55 - 14:1514:15 - 14:3014:30 - 15:0015:00 - 15:2015:05 - 15:2515:25 - 15:4515:45 - 16:00 Session 2 Regional restoration - Chair: Dr. Uwe Gauglitz - BASFE ncapsulation of former landfill Kesslergrube (Perimeter2) in Grenzach-Wyhlen, GermanyRoger Jacquet - SolvayFrom sand/gravel pit , landfill to landscape Nature useMartin Kovar - AECOMC omposting remediation of PAH contaminated soil for use in landscaping of industrial areaQ&ALunch Break & posters Session 3 Wetlands & Active Sediments - Chair: Nanne Hoekstra - DeltaresFrank Pels - Hannover Milieu- en VeiligheidstechniekConstructed Wetlands for cost-effective plumesFrederic Cosme - GolderThe hyporheic zone acting as a natural attenuation barrierMaurice Henssen - Bioclear earthActive Sediments: how sediment bacteria help us with groundwater pollution managementQ&A45 network for industrially Co- ordinated sustainable Land Management in Europe16:00 - 17:3017:30 - 18:0018:00 - 19:0019:00 - 22:30 Mix & Match - Chair: Mix & Match / postersClosing Session - Chair.

5 Closing remarks Day 1 Back to hotel & transferDinner & boatBoat tour on River Main including dinner(buffet or 3-course menu and drinks at flat rate)Attendance fee for participants 50,00 Thursday 21 June 2018 workshop Day 166 network for industrially Co- ordinated sustainable Land Management in EuropeFriday 22 June 2018 workshop Day 208:30 - 08:5008:50 - 09:1009:10 - 09:3009:30 - 09:5009:50 - 10:0510:05 - 10:3510:35 - 10:5510:55 - 11:1510:55 - 11:10 Session 4In situ Bioremediation - Chair: Gary Wealthall - GeosyntecEnhanced Bioremediation of DNAPL Source Zones: Evolving Understanding and Increasing CapabilitiesJim Day - CH2M/JACOBSS ustainable Shoreline Remediation of Petroleum Hydrocarbons Using an Oleophilic Bio Barrier for Sheen ControlDimitri Vlassopoulos - Anchor QEAI ntegrating Natural Biogeochemical Processes for In Situ Remediation of InorganicsJames Baldock - ERMT hermally-Enhanced Biodegradation: A Final Step to Site ClosureQ&ABreak & posters Session 5 Phytoremediation - Chair.

6 S bastien Kaskassian - TauwPhytoscreening case study on a large scale and multisource siteDirk Dubin / Mario Clemmens - Bio2cleanBacteria-assisted phytoremediation to treat soils and groundwater polluted with organicsQ&A67 network for industrially Co- ordinated sustainable Land Management in Europe11:10 - 11:4011:40 - 12:4012:40 Closing - Chair: Horst HerzogClosing remarksLunch & postersSite visit Industry Park H chst by busFriday 22 June 2018 workshop Day 2 Enabling excellenceFor a service company such as Infraserv H chst, customers are not just partners; they are the focus of everything it does.

7 And its employees the company's most valuable asset receive the same treatment. Infraserv has made sustainability an integral part of its philosophy to assure the long-term development of our company, its employees and its customers. By ensuring its business practices are resource- and environmentally friendly, Infraserv is doing its part to pass on a livable world to future desire for sustainabilityEnergy believe energy conservation begins with energy production: Co generation reduces emissions. And waste-to-energy supplies clean power. Because innovative solutions are the key to combating climate are bringing one form of clean, sustainably produced energy from Industriepark H chst to private households: biomethane.

8 But instead of resting on our laurels, our Biomass Task Force is constantly exploring new approaches to sustainable heat and power may not know what tomorrow's cars will look like, but one thing is clear: They will produce no emissions. At Industriepark H chst, you find Hesse's first public hydrogen filling station. That means these cars are green, quiet and fun to for industrially Co- ordinated sustainable Land Management in Euro