SNL - GAIA - Vital Issues Panels

Results documented on this web site.

Panel Topic	Panel Held	Sponsor
Nicaragua Water Resources Management Initiative	1998	Nicaraguan Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (3 panels)
Russia's International Surety Center Safety and Security Certification of High Consequences Systems	1998	Russian Federation Ministry of Atomic Energy US Department of Energy
Transboundary Environmental Issues in Central Europe	1998
Senegal Water Resources Management Initiative	1997	Senegalese Ministry of Water Resources (3 panels)
North American Power Grid Initiative	1997	Sandia National Laboratories
R&D Portfolio Development for the Advanced Research for Fossil Energy	1997	US Department of Energy Office of Fossil Energy (2 panels)
China Infrastructure Initiative	1996	Sandia National Laboratories
Puerto Rico Water Resources Management Initiative	1996	Sandia National Laboratories (3 panels)
Collaborative Manufacturing	1996	Purdue University Engineering Research Center for Collaborative Manufacturing
New Mexico Water Resources Initiative	1995	Sandia National Laboratories
Developing a Communications System for the US Surface Finishing Industry	1995	US Department of Commerce
Portfolio Analysis	1996	US Department of Energy Office of Fossil Energy
Assessing the merits of a proposed five-nation nuclear surety exchange	1995	Sandia National Laboratories (3 panels)
Developing a Vision--a Strategic Planning Exercise	1995	AMTEX textile consortium (5 panels)
Defining a Focus for the Development of Decision Analysis Tools	1994	AMTEX textile consortium (6 panels)
Planning for Desired Outcomes for New Mexico	1993	New Mexico Health Care Task Force (2 panels)
Energy-Efficient Pollution-Prevention Technology Demonstrations in the Petroleum Industry	1993	US Department of Energy Industrial Waste Reduction Program
Opportunities for Energy Efficient Pollution-Prevention Technology Demonstrations	1993	US Department of Energy Industrial Waste Reduction Program
Portfolio Analysis for the Programs of the Energy and Environment Sector	1993	Sandia National Laboratories Nuclear Energy Program Managers (5 panels)
Federal Policies on the Export of Domestic U.S. uranium (civil sector)	1993	Sandia National Laboratories Nuclear Energy Program
Environmentally Conscious Manufacturing	1993	Riotech, a private-public partnership (2 panels)
Consequences of a Nuclear Reactor Accident	1992 1993	US Department of Energy Office of Foreign Intelligence
Developing Hiring Criteria and Evaluating the Customer Service Rep Program	1993	Sandia National Laboratories Human Resource Division (2 panels)
Nuclear Reactor Safety Criteria	1992	US Department of Energy Office of Foreign Intelligence
Future of the Energy Infrastructure of the CIS and Its Impact on the Global Energy Market	1992	US Department of Energy Office of Foreign Intelligence
Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and of Political Entities with Access to Control Over Nuclear Weapons	1992	US Department of Energy Office of Foreign Intelligence
Activities of Foreign Countries in the Development and Utilization of Significant Energy Resources	1992	US Department of Energy Office of Foreign Intelligence
Civil and Military Nuclear Accidents and Pollution	1992	US Department of Energy Office of Foreign Intelligence
Process Audit and Review	1992	US Department of Energy Office of Foreign Intelligence
Economic Competitiveness	1992	US Department of Energy Office of Foreign Intelligence
Energy Security	1992	US Department of Energy Office of Foreign Intelligence
National Security	1992	US Department of Energy Office of Foreign Intelligence
Environmental Quality	1992	US Department of Energy Office of Foreign Intelligence
Definitions & Procedures	1991	US Department of Energy Office of Foreign Intelligence
Field Program Planning	1990	Sandia National Laboratories Office of Industrial Technology

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