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Technology and Innovation Roadmap

Hede, Amanda L.
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This Technology and Innovation Roadmap (Roadmap) presents a comprehensive and integrated assessment of technology needs related to executing the River Protection Project (RPP) baseline, reducing risk, and providing opportunity for improvement in executing efficiencies, worker safety and environmental protection. As such, some of the proposed activities herein are pending final decision in the form of an upcoming Tri-party Holistic Agreement. Addressing the identified technology needs will contribute to achieving successful completion of the Hanford Site tank waste cleanup mission.

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Hede, Amanda L.. 2024-09-30. Technology and Innovation Roadmap. https://doi.org/10.2172/2448253

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