NJ MEADOWLANDS AIR TOXICS EPA WEBINAR

Abstract: The EPA will be hosting a webinar on an air toxics study conducted at the New Jersey Meadowlands. Below is the announcement released by the EPA. New Jersey Meadowlands Turnpike Study This study was specifically designed to identify ambient air quality gradients of particulate matter (PM2.5), total suspended particles (TSP) and associated 16 PAHs/10 … Read more

CHARACTERIZING CR SPECIATION IN MEADOWLANDS SEDIMENTS PRESENTATION

Abstract: Between 1905 and 1976, chromite ore containing 45-50% chromium (Cr) was shipped from all over the world to plants in Jersey City and Kearny for chromate and bichromate chemical manufacturing. An estimated 2.75 million tons of chromite ore processing residue (COPR) containing 2-7% chromium was produced in this time period and was widely used … Read more

GIS PRESENTATION TO THE PASSAIC VALLEY SEWERAGE COMMISSIONERS

Abstract: The MRRI GIS group will be hosting members of the Passaic Valley Sewerage Commissioners for a presentation on the utilization of GIS technologies in the Meadowlands District and how such programs may benefit other organizations with similar goals and responsibilities. The presentation will encompass a thorough examination of the GIS Outreach (MAGNET) Program, Emergency … Read more

MRRI WEB TRAFFIC ANALYSIS PRESENTATION

Abstract: Brian Kennedy will present a review of the web traffic analytics and trends for the MRRI website. The presentation will focus on various methods for increasing MRRI’s web presence in 2010.

DIGITAL LIBRARY INITIATIVE – NJ MEADOWLANDS DOCUMENT AND MAP PROJECT PRESENTATION

Abstract: The Meadowlands Commission provided Fairleigh Dickinson University with grant funding to provide a digital copy of maps and documents relevant to researchers at the Meadowlands Environmental Research Institute, and to preserve and maintain the original items. Brigid Burke (Digital Projects Librarian) and Richard Goerner (University Archivist) of FDU will discuss the materials selected for … Read more

GIS PRESENTATION – TOWNSHIP OF LYNDHURST

Abstract: The Geographic Information Systems team will be presenting GIS Outreach to representatives from the Township of Lyndhurst under the NJMC’s Magnet program. They will go over services that are provided to the towns including ERIS & Flooding, Municipal Map and the NJMC’s COOP/Shared Services. The presentation will highlight these services with an open-discussion forum … Read more

WATER QUALITY OF HACKENSACK RIVER: SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL TRENDS PRESENTATION

Abstract: Assessment of spatial and temporal changes in surface water is an important aspect for evaluating temporal variations of the river’s pollution due to natural and anthropogenic input of point and non point sources. MRRI has been implementing a seasonal water quality study from 14 sampling sites for 22 parameters collected since 1993 in the … Read more

BOROUGH OF EAST RUTHERFORD GIS MEETING – MAP/ERIS UPDATE

Abstract: Dom Elefante and Brian Kennedy from the GIS Group will be meeting with East Rutherford officials to discuss the Municipal Assistance Program (MAP) and more specifically, the Emergency Response Information System (ERIS). The current system, and what will be added to their GIS infrastructure for the up-coming year will be addressed.

BEHAVIOR ECOLOGY AND POPULATION GENETICS IN TWO POPULATIONS OF BLUE CRAB (CALLINECTES SAPIDUS RATHBUN) IN NEW JERSEY PRESENTATION

Abstract: Blue crabs (Callinectes sapidus) were collected from two sites in NJ: Hackensack Meadowlands (HM), and Tuckerton (TK). Differences were found in juvenile predator avoidance ability and adult prey capture in laboratory studies. HM juveniles were significantly better at avoiding an adult crab predator than TK juveniles. HM adults were less efficient at capturing juvenile … Read more

KEARNY MARSH HYDROLOGY STUDY PRESENTATION

Abstract: The New Jersey Meadowlands Commission (NJMC) has determined that remediation of the Kearny Marsh freshwater ecosystem is a high priority and partnered with Rutgers University to achieve this goal. Since the marsh was formed almost forty years ago, it has been negatively impacted by activities that have altered its hydrology (ditching, urban stormwater infrastructure, … Read more

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