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General Information<br />

Objectives and Background<br />

The 13th International Conference on<br />

Environmental Remediation and Radioactive Waste<br />

Management (ICME2010) is the thirteenth in a<br />

series of international conferences organized by the<br />

<strong>ASME</strong> and other technical societies, and being held<br />

in Japan after an eleven year interval. ICEM was<br />

first held in Hong Kong in 1987, followed by Kyoto,<br />

Japan in 1989; Seoul, Korea, in 1991; Prague, Czech<br />

Republic, in 1993; Berlin, Germany, in 1995;<br />

Singapore in 1997; Nagoya, Japan in 1999; Bruges,<br />

Belgium in 2001 and 2007; Oxford, UK in 2003;<br />

Glasgow, Scotland in 2005; and Liverpool, UK in<br />

2009.<br />

ICEM promotes broad global exchange of<br />

information on technologies, operations,<br />

management approaches, economics and public<br />

policies in the critical areas of environmental<br />

remediation and radioactive waste management.<br />

ICEM also provides a unique opportunity to foster<br />

cooperation among specialists in mature<br />

environmental management programs and those<br />

involved in emerging programs. Attendees include<br />

scientists and engineers, suppliers and vendors,<br />

utilities, regulators government, and others seeking<br />

solution to environmental problems. Over 30<br />

countries are generally represented in ICEM<br />

conferences.<br />

Conference Co-Sponsors<br />

ICEM2010 is co-sponsored by:<br />

The Power and Energy System Division of the Japan<br />

Society of Mechanical Engineers (JSME),<br />

The Division of Nuclear Fuel Cycle and<br />

Environment of the Atomic Energy Society of Japan<br />

(AESJ), and<br />

The Environmental Engineering and the Nuclear<br />

Engineering Divisions of the American Society of<br />

Mechanical Engineers (<strong>ASME</strong>).<br />

Supporting Organizations<br />

The following national/international organizations<br />

support the conference:<br />

The Japan Atomic Energy Agency<br />

Tokyo Electric Power Company<br />

Nuclear Waste Management Organization of<br />

Japan<br />

Radioactive Waste Management Funding and<br />

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Research Center<br />

Tsukuba City<br />

The International Atomic Energy Agency<br />

The Canadian Nuclear Society<br />

The Chinese Nuclear Society<br />

The Korean Nuclear Society<br />

The Korean Radioactive Waste Society<br />

Conference Formant<br />

The ICEM2010 technical program includes<br />

concurrent sessions in six technical tracks:<br />

• Low/Intermediate-Level Radioactive Waste<br />

(L/ILW)<br />

• Spent Fuel, Fissile Material, Transuranic and<br />

High-Level Radioactive Waste (SF/TRU/HLW)<br />

• Facility Decontamination and<br />

Decommissioning (D&D)<br />

• Environmental Remediation (ER)<br />

• Environmental Management, Public<br />

Involvement and Crosscutting Issues (EM/PI)<br />

• Global Partnership and Multi-National<br />

Programs (GP)<br />

The technical program consists of an opening<br />

plenary session and several parallel program tracks<br />

with up to six concurrent sessions. The sessions<br />

include 25 minute oral presentations, panels, and<br />

poster displays which are designed to enhance<br />

dialogue between presenters and participants. The<br />

program is divided into 36 sessions conducted over<br />

three days. A listing of the specific sessions within<br />

each of the six technical program tracks can be<br />

found in the section for the technical sessions.<br />

The full registration fee includes meeting materials<br />

in the conference bag, entrance to all sessions and<br />

the exhibition, the welcome reception in the Sunday<br />

evening, lunch in the exhibition area and the banquet<br />

in the Tuesday evening. Each registrant will receive<br />

the conference proceedings on a CD-ROM mailed<br />

after the conference.<br />

Conference Venue<br />

ICEM2010 is being held at the Tsukuba<br />

International Congress Center, Epochal Tsukuba,<br />

which is home to many internationally renowned<br />

scientists.<br />

City of Tsukuba<br />

The City of Tsukuba is about 50 km northeast of<br />

Tokyo and 40 km northwest of Narita Airport. It<br />

covers an area of 28,000 ha with a population of

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