SCEK Forum (2003-2004)
Proponent
Various
Additional Information
The SCEK Forum is one of the means by which the Fund communicates project results and obtains input from Fund partners and stakeholders on future directions for research.
SCEK Forum 2004
The June 10, 2004 SCEK Fund Forum was held in Fort St. John. Seven sessions profiled 8 research projects and featured 7 panel discussions. Poster sessions in the afternoon and evening offered opportunities for stakeholders to discuss specific research projects with proponents.
SCEK Fund Forum June 10, 2004 Proceedings (696 Kb)
Presentations
- CAPP and SEPAC - Rob Carss ( 882 Kb)
- SCEK Fund Overview - Andrea Morison ( 79 Kb)
- Wildlife: Goat Study ( 4.7 Mb)
- Wildlife: Snake-Sahtaneh Boreal Caribou Study ( 25.7 Mb)
- Wildlife: Habitat Connectivity & Conservation - Peace River ( 5.7 Mb)
- Impact and Footprint Minimization - Barry Ortman ( 182 Mb)
- Impact and Footprint Minimization - Axys ( 3.4 Mb)
- Impact and Footprint Minimization - Howard Madill ( 3.9 Mb)
- Healing The Land - Monashee Resources ( 9.6 Mb)
- Healing the Land - West Moberly First Nations ( 68 Kb)
- Healing the Land - Wayne Sawchuk ( 13.0 Mb)
- Drilling and Construction - Egan Wuth ( 18.8 Mb)
- Drilling and Construction - Rick Newlove ( 20.5 Mb)
- Facility Operations - Allan Blair ( 9.4 Mb)
- Facility Operations - Bruce Kosugi ( 5.0 Mb)
- Reclamation and Impact Management - Korey Green ( 9.0 Mb)
SCEK Forum 2003
The May 29-30, 2003 SCEK Fund Forum was held in Fort St. John. May 29 featured five daytime presentations and breakout sessions on ecosystem and cumulative impacts management; two concurrent evening sessions were devoted to 11 additional presentations on studies related to oil and gas development. The May 30 morning session featured three presentations on environmental studies and breakout groups on environment, engineering and technology, and education and extension. The breakout sessions identified research topics and priorities for each SCEK Fund Envelope.
SCEK Fund Forum May 29–30, 2003 Proceedings ( 371 Kb)
Presentations
- SCEK Fund Fourm Introduction ( 28 Kb)
- Flare Management Strategy for BC ( 826 Kb)
- Western Canada Animal Health Study ( 218 Kb)
- Sour Gas and H2S Thresholds on the Mammalian Brain ( 2.8 Mb)
- Prophet River Moose Study ( 29.1 Mb)
- CIM: A Framework for Northeast BC ( 355 Kb)
- Cumulative Impact Indicators and Thresholds ( 592 Kb)
- Cumulative Effects Case Studies ( 293 Kb)
- Foothills Model Forest Grizzly Bear Research Program ( 57.5 Mb)
- Fish and Fish Habitat Inventory - Milligan and Wapiti ( 6.2 Mb)
- Soil Productivity & Forest Regen. on Reclaimed OG Sites ( 23.5 Mb)
- Impact of Sour Gas Test Flares on Vegetation ( 36.6 Mb)
- Acid Gas Sorption by BC Coal ( 2.5 Mb)
- High Res. Mesoscale Model - CALPUFF Dispersion Model ( 1.5 Mb)
- Modeled Meteorology - Well Test Flaring Assessments ( 2.6 Mb)
- Muskwa-Kechika Heliportable Drilling Feasibility Study ( 1.9 Mb)
