UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION

ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD

Before Administrative Judges: Thomas S. Moore, Chairman

Paul S. Ryerson Richard E. Wardwell

In the Matter of: ) ) Docket No. 63-001 U.S. Department of Energy ) ) ASLBP No. 09-892-HLW-CAB04 (High Level Waste Repository ) Construction Authorization Application) ) October 13, 2009 )

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY’S INITIAL LIST OF PARTY WITNESSES AND RELATED INFORMATION

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) hereby submits its initial list of Party Witnesses

and related information pursuant to the Case Management Order #2 (CMO 2) issued on

September 30, 2009, by Construction Authorization Board-04 (CAB-04).1 See CMO 2 at 5-6.

DOE’s identification of Party Witnesses is based upon its case preparation efforts to date.

Attachment A to this submittal provides the spreadsheet of the contentions that are within

the scope of Phase I (taken directly from the Appendix to CMO 2). It has been expanded with an

additional column to include the names of DOE witnesses identified to date on a contention by

contention basis.2 Attachment B to this submittal provides for each DOE witness, a list of

contentions that will be addressed, a general statement of the subject matter(s) that will be

1 The deadline for filing a list of Party Witnesses and related information is ten days after the start of Phase I

discovery, or ten days after October 1, 2009. See CMO 2 at 3, 5. Ten days after October 1, 2009 is Sunday, October 11, 2009. Since Monday, October 12, 2009 was Columbus Day and a Federal holiday, DOE’s filing on Tuesday, October 13, 2009 is timely. See 10 C.F.R. § 2.1017.

2 DOE is not identifying witnesses for legal issue contentions, which will be briefed this fall.

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addressed, and a list of all cases in which that witness has provided testimony in the previous

four years. Attachment C to this submittal provides for each DOE witness, a curriculum vitae

and a list of all relevant publications authored by that witness in the previous ten years.

Attachments B and C are organized alphabetically by the last name of each DOE witness.

Respectfully submitted,

Signed electronically by Donald J. Silverman Donald J. Silverman Alex S. Polonsky Counsel for the U.S. Department of Energy Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, DC 20004 James Bennett McRae Martha S. Crosland U.S. Department of Energy Office of the General Counsel 1000 Independence Avenue, SW Washington, DC 20585 Dated in Washington, DC this 13th day of October 2009

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION

ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD

Before Administrative Judges:

09-892-HLW-CAB04 Thomas S. Moore, Chairman

Paul S. Ryerson Richard E. Wardwell

In the Matter of: ) ) U.S. Department of Energy ) October 13, 2009 ) (High Level Waste Repository ) Docket No. 63-001 Construction Authorization Application) ) )

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

I hereby certify that copies of the “U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY’S INITIAL LIST OF PARTY WITNESSES AND RELATED INFORMATION” have been served on the following persons on this 13th day of October 2009 through the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s Electronic Information Exchange. CAB 01 Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel William J. Froehlich, Chair E-mail: wjf1@nrc.gov Thomas S. Moore E-mail: tsm2@nrc.gov Richard E. Wardwell E-mail: rew@nrc.gov

CAB 02 Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel Michael M. Gibson, Chair E-mail: mmg3@nrc.gov Alan S. Rosenthal E-mail: rsnthl@nrc.gov; axr@nrc.gov Nicholas G. Trikouros E-mail: ngt@nrc.gov

CAB 04 Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel Thomas S. Moore, Chair E-mail: tsm2@nrc.gov Paul S. Ryerson E-mail: psr1@nrc.gov Richard E. Wardwell E-mail: rew@nrc.gov

CAB 03 Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel Paul S. Ryerson, Chair E-mail: psr1@nrc.gov Michael C. Farrar E-mail: mcf@nrc.gov Mark O. Barnett E-mail: mob1@nrc.gov; mark.barnett@nrc.gov

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Parties Served E-mail Addresses Adams, Marta madams@ag.nv.gov Andersen, Robert M. robert.andersen@akerman.com Bailey, Annie baileys@lcturbonet.com Barlow, Gregory lcda@lcturbonet.com Barnett, Mark O. mob1@nrc.gov; mark.barnett@nrc.gov Baughman, Mike bigboff@aol.com Bauser, Michael A. mab@nei.org Belete, Elene ebelete@jsslaw.com Bell, Kevin W. kwbell@energy.state.ca.us Berger, Michael mberger@bsglaw.net Berkey, Curtis curtis.berkey@abwwlaw.com Beutel, Theodore tbeutel@eurekanv.org Bollwerk III, G. Paul gpb@nrc.gov Borella, Edward edward_borella@ymp.gov Borski, Laurie lborski@nuclearlawyer.com Brooks, Felicia M. fbrooks@ndnlaw.com Bupp, Margaret mjb5@nrc.gov Carter, Lorraine lcarter@captionreporters.com Cereghino, Stephen stephen_cereghino@ymp.gov Chandler, Christopher ccc1@nrc.gov Choate, Zoie zchoate@co.nye.nv.us Colburn, Ross rcolburn@ndnlaw.com Cottingham, Anne awc@nei.org Crosland, Martha S. Martha.Crosland@hq.doe.gov Curran, Diane dcurran@harmoncurran.com Damele, Ronald rdamele@eurekanv.org DiNunzio, Nicholas Nicholas.DiNunzio@hq.doe.gov Dobie, Julie jdobie@gklaw.com Dreher, Michael michael.dreher@nrc.gov Dudley, Sherry sdudley@co.nye.nv.us Durbin, Susan susan.durbin@doj.ca.gov Eredia, Sally seredia@ndnlaw.com Faglioni, Kelly L. kfaglioni@hunton.com Farrar, Michael C. mcf@nrc.gov Fitzpatrick, Charles J. cfitzpatrick@nuclearlawyer.com Francis, Karin kxf4@nrc.gov Fraser, Matthew mfraser@harmoncurran.com Frishman, Steve steve.frishman@gmail.com Froehlich, William J. wjf1@nrc.gov Gendelman, Adam S. Adam.Gendelman@nrc.gov Gibson, Michael M. mmg3@nrc.gov Giitter, Rebecca rll@nrc.gov Gilman, Joseph jsg1@nrc.gov Ginsberg, Ellen C. ecg@nei.org Golshan, K. G. kg.golshan@nrc.gov Gores, Jennifer A. jgores@armstrongteasdale.com Gutierrez, Jocelyn Jocelyn.Gutierrez@ymp.gov Hanna, Robert S. rshanna@bsglaw.net

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Harrington, Arthur J. aharring@gklaw.com Hawkens, E. Roy erh@nrc.gov Hearing Docket hearingdocket@nrc.gov Heinzen, Steven A. sheinzen@gklaw.com Hellstrom, George W. George.Hellstrom@ymp.gov Hembacher, Brian brian.hembacher@doj.ca.gov Horin, William whorin@winston.com Houck, Darcie L. dhouck@ndnlaw.com Irwin, Donald P. dirwin@hunton.com James, Gregory L. Esq. gljames@earthlink.net Johnson, Abigail eurekanrc@gmail.com Kahn, Zachary zxk1@nrc.gov Klevorick, Phil klevorick@co.clark.nv.us Kriner, Jeffrey jeffrey_kriner@ymp.gov LaPlante, Erica eal1@nrc.gov Larimore, Patricia plarimore@talisman-intl.com Lawrence, John W. jlawrence@nuclearlawyer.com Leigh, Rovianne rleigh@abbwlaw.com Lembke, Alisa alembke@inyocounty.us Lenehan, Daniel W. dwl2@nrc.gov Lewis, Linda linda.lewis@nrc.gov List, Robert F. rlist@armstrongteasdale.com Loveland, Bryce bloveland@jsslaw.com Lynch, Susan slynch1761@gmail.com Maerten, Daniel Daniel.Maerten@caci.com Malsch, Martin G. mmalsch@nuclearlawyer.com Martin, Circe ogcmailcenter@nrc.gov Mathias, Linda yuccainfo@mineralcountynv.org McRae, Ben Ben.McRae@hq.doe.gov Meharg, Stephanie smeharg@hunton.com Mercado, Michele michele.mercado@doj.ca.gov Miras-Wilson, Rachel rwilson@winston.com Montesi, Susan smontesi@nuclearlawyer.com Moore, Thomas S. tsm2@nrc.gov Mueller, Edwin muellered@msn.com Murphy, Malachy mrmurphy@chamberscable.com Nezhad, Cyrus Cyrus.Nezhad@hq.doe.gov Niegemann, Brian bniegemann@ndnlaw.com OCAA Mail Center OCAAMAIL@nrc.gov Pak, Christina Christina.Pak@hq.doe.gov Peebles, John M. jpeebles@ndnlaw.com Pitchford, Loreen, LSN Coordinator lpitchford@comcast.net Pitts, Jason jayson@idtservices.com Poland, Douglas M. dpoland@gklaw.com Putzu, Frank frank.putzu@navy.mil Renfro, Hanna hrenfro@gklaw.com Repka, David A. drepka@winston.com Rhoan, Robert rrhoan@ndnlaw.com Robbins, Alan arobbins@jsslaw.com

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Roby, Debra droby@jsslaw.com Rosenthal, Alan S. rsnthl@nrc.gov; axr@nrc.gov Rotman, Matthew matthew.rotman@nrc.gov Ryan, Tom Tom.Ryan@nrc.gov Ryerson, Paul S. psr1@nrc.gov Schwartz, Jacqueline jschwartz@gklaw.com Sears, Richard rwsears@wpcda.org Shebelskie, Michael R. mshebelskie@hunton.com Silberg, Jay E. jay.silberg@pillsburylaw.com Silvia, Andrea L. alc1@nrc.gov Simkins, Connie jcciac@co.lincoln.nv.us Simon, Mike wpnucast1@mwpower.net Sisco, Carlos L. csisco@winston.com Sommer, Josephine Josephine.Sommer@ymp.gov Sullivan, Timothy E. timothy.sullivan@doj.ca.gov Trikouros, Nicholas G. ngt@nrc.gov VanNiel, Jeffrey D. nbrjdvn@gmail.com Vazquez, Tameka purpose_driven@yahoo.com Vibert, Elizabeth A. VibertE@co.clark.nv.us Walsh, Timothy J. timothy.walsh@pillsburylaw.com Wardwell, Richard E. rew@nrc.gov Webb, Maria maria.webb@pillsburylaw.com Whipple, Bret bretwhipple@lcturbonet.com Williams, Scott swilliams@abbwlaw.com Wright, Belinda A. bwright@hunton.com Young, Mitzi A. may@nrc.gov Zabarte, Ian mrizabarte@gmail.com Zobler, Marian L. mlz@nrc.gov

(electronically signed by)Donald J. Silverman Donald J. Silverman

Attachment ACase Management Order #2 Appendix With DOE Party Witnesses Added

Contention Label Contention Name SER Vol.

DOE Party Witness(es)

NEV-SAFETY-196 Description of Security Measures 1 Kathryn KnappCLK-SAFETY-002 The DOE’s Failure to Analyze Missile Testing 3 Jack Bailey

Robert HowardCLK-SAFETY-003 The DOE Miscalculates Basaltic Magma Melting Depth

3Frank PerryKevin Coppersmith

CLK-SAFETY-004 The DOE Ignores the Time Span of Basaltic Volcanism 3

Frank PerryKevin Coppersmith

CLK-SAFETY-005 The DOE Improperly Focuses on Upper Crustal Extension Patterns 3

Frank PerryKevin Coppersmith

CLK-SAFETY-006 The DOE Improperly Excludes the Death Valley Volcanic Field and Greenwater Range from Volcanism Calculations 3

Frank PerryKevin Coppersmith

CLK-SAFETY-007 The DOE Improperly Estimates Igneous Event Probability for 10,000 Years and 1,000,000 Years 3

Frank PerryKevin Coppersmith

CLK-SAFETY-008 The DOE Ignores 11-Million Year Volcanism Data and Instead Relies on Only 5-Million Year Volcanism Data 3

Frank PerryKevin Coppersmith

CLK-SAFETY-009 The DOE Fails to Consider Alternative Igneous Event Conceptual Models3

Frank PerryKevin Coppersmith

CLK-SAFETY-010 The DOE Ignores Igneous Event Data Evaluated Since 1996 in the Total System Performance Analysis 3

Frank PerryClifford HansenKevin Coppersmith

CLK-SAFETY-011 The DOE Lacks Sufficient Geophysical Data to Support Its Volcanic Model3

Frank PerryKevin Coppersmith

INY-NEPA-006 Failure to Adequately Describe and Analyze the Volcanic Field in the Greenwater Range in and Adjacent to Death Valley National Park Thus Failing to Assess the Potential Environmental Impacts Resulting from Igneous Activity that Could Disrupt the Repository 3

Frank PerryJane SummersonDavid Lechel

INY-SAFETY-003 Failure to Adequately Describe and Analyze the Volcanic Field in the Greenwater Range in and Adjacent to Death Valley National Park 3

Frank PerryKevin Coppersmith

JTS-NEPA-003 Repository Thermal Effects 3

Ernest HardinJane Summerson

JTS-NEPA-005 Infiltration Flux 3

Joshua SteinJane Summerson

JTS-NEPA-008 Future Climate 3

Saxon SharpeJane Summerson

NEI-SAFETY-005 Excessive Conservatism in the Postclosure Criticality Analysis 3 N/A (Legal)NEI-SAFETY-006 Drip Shields Are Not Necessary

3Robert HowardClifford HansenJack Bailey

NEV-NEPA-018 Overlap between NEPA and AEA 3

Dave Lechel Jane Summerson

NEV-SAFETY-009 Increasing CO2 Levels on Future Climate Projections 3 N/A (Legal)NEV-SAFETY-010 Consideration of Forcing Functions on Future Climate Projections 3 N/A (Legal)NEV-SAFETY-011 Human-Induced Climate Changes on Prediction of the Next Glacial Period 3 N/A (Legal)NEV-SAFETY-012 Projections of Future Wetter Climate Conditions 3 N/A (Legal)NEV-SAFETY-013 Future Climate Projections Need to Include Extreme Precipitation Events 3 N/A (Legal)NEV-SAFETY-014 Precipitation Model 3 Daniel Levitt

Daniel StephensNEV-SAFETY-015 Alternative Precipitation Models and Weather Variables 3 Daniel Levitt

Daniel StephensNEV-SAFETY-016 Qualification of Climate and Infiltration Models 3 Joshua SteinNEV-SAFETY-017 Calibration and Simulation of Precipitation Model

3

Daniel LevittDaniel StephensCedric Sallaberry

NEV-SAFETY-018 Use of Climate Data from the Analog Sites 3

Daniel LevittDaniel StephensSaxon Sharpe

NEV-SAFETY-019 Future Infiltration Projections Need to Include Reduced Vegetation Cover 3 N/A (Legal)

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Contention Label Contention Name SER Vol.

DOE Party Witness(es)

NEV-SAFETY-020 Net Infiltration Alternative Conceptual Model 3

Joshua SteinDaniel StephensClifford Hansen

NEV-SAFETY-021 Infiltration Model and Changes in Soil and Rock Properties 3 Joshua SteinDaniel Stephens

NEV-SAFETY-022 Net Infiltration Model Water Balance 3 Joshua SteinDaniel Stephens

NEV-SAFETY-023 Evaluation of Alternative Net Infiltration Models 3 Joshua SteinDaniel Stephens

NEV-SAFETY-024 Precipitation Data in Net Infiltration Model 3 Daniel Stephens

NEV-SAFETY-025 Site-Specific Data in Net Infiltration Model 3 Joshua SteinDaniel Stephens

NEV-SAFETY-026 Soil Properties Data in Net Infiltration Model 3

Joshua SteinDaniel Stephens

NEV-SAFETY-027 Rock Properties Data in Net Infiltration Model 3

Joshua SteinDaniel StephensCedric Sallaberry

NEV-SAFETY-028 Net Infiltration Model Rock Properties Uncertainty Analysis 3 Joshua SteinDaniel Stephens

NEV-SAFETY-029 Spatial Variability of Soils and Vegetation in Net Infiltration Model 3 Daniel StephensJoshua Stein

NEV-SAFETY-030 Temporal Variability in Precipitation in Net Infiltration Model 3 Daniel LevittDaniel Stephens

NEV-SAFETY-031 Calibration of Net Infiltration Model 3 Joshua SteinDaniel Stephens

NEV-SAFETY-032 Use of Initial Conditions in Net Infiltration Model 3 Daniel LevittDaniel Stephens

NEV-SAFETY-033 Approach to Estimating Percolation 3 Daniel LevittDaniel Stephens

NEV-SAFETY-034 Representation of Storm Duration for Net Infiltration Modeling 3 Daniel LevittDaniel Stephens

NEV-SAFETY-035 Episodic Nature of Infiltration Fluxes in Net Infiltration Analysis 3 Daniel LevittJames Houseworth

NEV-SAFETY-036 Corroboration of Model Results in Post-Model Validation of Net Infiltration Simulations 3 Joshua Stein

Daniel StephensNEV-SAFETY-037 Net Infiltration Model Methodology 3 Joshua Stein

Daniel StephensNEV-SAFETY-038 Parameter Correlations in Net Infiltration Model 3 Joshua SteinNEV-SAFETY-039 Temperature Lapse Rate Verification 3 Joshua SteinNEV-SAFETY-040 Parameter Uncertainty Treatment in Net Infiltration Model 3 Joshua Stein

Daniel StephensNEV-SAFETY-041 Erosion FEP Screening 3 N/A (Legal)NEV-SAFETY-042 Validation of Unsaturated Zone Flow Model by Simulation of Natural Chloride

Distribution in Pore Waters 3 James Houseworth

NEV-SAFETY-043 Validation of Unsaturated Zone Flow Model by Carbon-14 Contents, Strontium Isotope Compositions and Calcite Mineral Precipitate Abundances 3

Charles BryanBrian MarshallJames Houseworth

NEV-SAFETY-044 Flow in the Unsaturated Zone from Episodic Infiltration 3 James HouseworthGary LeCain

NEV-SAFETY-045 Effects of Episodic Flow 3 James HouseworthGary LeCain

NEV-SAFETY-046 Extreme Events Undefined 3 Joshua SteinJames Houseworth

NEV-SAFETY-047 Physical Basis of Site Scale Unsaturated Zone Flow 3 H.H. LiuNEV-SAFETY-048 Multi-Scale Thermal-Hydrologic Model 3 Jens Birkholzer

Jack Bailey NEV-SAFETY-049 Models of Fluid Movement in the Unsaturated Zone

3James HouseworthCharles BryanBrian Marshall

NEV-SAFETY-050 Alternative Discrete Fracture Flow Models 3 Stefan FinsterleNEV-SAFETY-051 Potential Convective Self Organization of 2-Phase Flow 3 Ernest Hardin NEV-SAFETY-052 EBS and Near-Field Modeling Approach 3 Jens Birkholzer

Ernest Hardin NEV-SAFETY-053 Application of the Fracture Matrix Dual Continuum Model to All Unsaturated

Zone Flow Processes 3 H.H. Liu

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Contention Label Contention Name SER Vol.

DOE Party Witness(es)

NEV-SAFETY-054 Constitutive Relationships in the Yucca Mountain Infiltration, Thermo-Hydrologic, and TSPA Models 3 Daniel Levitt

H.H. LiuNEV-SAFETY-055 Data for the Chemistry of Pore Waters in the Topopah Springs (TSw) Formation 3 Charles Bryan

Brian MarshallNEV-SAFETY-056 Geochemical Interactions and Evolution in the Unsaturated Zone, Including

Thermo-Chemical Alteration of TSw Host Rock 3 Pat BradyJames Houseworth

NEV-SAFETY-057 Data for Near-Field Chemistry Models 3

Charles BryanBrian MarshallDavid Sassani

NEV-SAFETY-058 Groundwater Samples in the Unsaturated Zone Sorption Tests 3 Pat BradyPaul Reimus

NEV-SAFETY-059 Groundwater Compositions Assumed 3 Pat BradyPaul Reimus

NEV-SAFETY-060 Empirical Site-Specific Data and the Near-Field Chemistry Model 3 Charles BryanA.J. Francis

NEV-SAFETY-061 Ambient Seepage into Emplacement Drifts 3 Stefan FinsterleNEV-SAFETY-062 Thermal Seepage into Emplacement Drifts 3 Stefan Finsterle

Ernest HardinNEV-SAFETY-063 Effect of Rock Bolts on Ambient Seepage 3 Jens Birkholzer

Ernest HardinNEV-SAFETY-064 Effect of Rock Bolts on Thermal Seepage 3 Jens Birkholzer

Ernest HardinNEV-SAFETY-065 Structural Control of Seepage in the Emplacement Drift 3 Stefan Finsterle

Ernest HardinNEV-SAFETY-066 Attenuation of Seepage into Naturally Fractured Drift Walls 3 Stefan Finsterle

Ernest HardinNEV-SAFETY-067 Evaluation of Uncertainties in Estimated Chemical Properties, Especially pH

Values, of Evaporated Drift Brines 3 Clifford HansenCharles Bryan

NEV-SAFETY-068 In-Drift Condensation on Mineral Dust 3 Charles BryanDavid Enos

NEV-SAFETY-069 Coupled Seepage and Dust Deliquescence3

Joseph PayerDavid EnosDave Sassani

NEV-SAFETY-070 THC Evolution of Near-Field Pre-Seepage Unsaturated Zone Water 3 Ernest HardinCharles Bryan

NEV-SAFETY-071 Microbially Induced Water Chemistry Changes in the Incubator Zone 3 A.J. FrancisNEV-SAFETY-072 Characterization of Dust Sources

3Charles BryanRussell JarekBrian Marshall

NEV-SAFETY-073 In-Drift Organic Contribution by Ventilation or Unsaturated Zone Water3

Charles BryanA.J. FrancisBrian Marshall

NEV-SAFETY-074 Impact of Microbial Activity 3 A.J. FrancisNEV-SAFETY-075 Microbially Influenced Corrosion Model

3A.J. FrancisJoseph PayerDavid Enos

NEV-SAFETY-076 Microbial Denitrification 3 A.J. FrancisNEV-SAFETY-077 Corrosion from Rock Bolt Seepage 3 Jens Birkholzer

Edward Thomas NEV-SAFETY-078 Static Corrosion Tests on Alloy 22

3David EnosCharles BryanDavid Shoesmith

NEV-SAFETY-079 Static General Corrosion Test Solutions 3 David EnosCharles Bryan

NEV-SAFETY-080 Localized Corrosion, Chloride Bearing Mineral Deposits and Hot Wall Effects

3

David EnosGerald GordonCharles BryanDavid Shoesmith

NEV-SAFETY-081 Hydrogen Uptake Resulting From General Corrosion

3

David EnosGerald GordonDavid ShoesmithRonald Ballinger

NEV-SAFETY-082 Corrosion of Thermally Oxidized Titanium 3

Michael AndersonDavid EnosDavid Shoesmith

NEV-SAFETY-083 Adequacy of Methods of General and Localized Corrosion Testing of the Drip Shield 3

David EnosJoseph PayerRonald Ballinger

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Contention Label Contention Name SER Vol.

DOE Party Witness(es)

NEV-SAFETY-084 Use of Differential Weight Loss to Estimate Very Low Corrosion Rates3

David EnosJoseph PayerRonald Ballinger

NEV-SAFETY-085 Declining Corrosion Rate over Time 3

David EnosDavid ShoesmithJoe Payer

NEV-SAFETY-086 Role of Rock Dust on Canister Surfaces in Localized Corrosion 3

David EnosCharles BryanDavid Sassani

NEV-SAFETY-087 Intergranular SCC Corrosion During Dry-Wet Cycle 3

David EnosGerald Gordon David Sassani

NEV-SAFETY-088 Thermodynamics of Complex Deliquescent Salt Reactions During C-22 Corrosion 3 Charles Bryan

David SassaniNEV-SAFETY-089 Inhibition of C-22 Corrosion by High Nitrate to Chloride Ratio

3

Ronald BallingerDavid EnosDavid SassaniDavid Shoesmith

NEV-SAFETY-090 Effects of Rock Bolt on C-22 and Ti-7 Corrosion Reactions 3

David EnosJoseph PayerRonald Ballinger

NEV-SAFETY-091 Representativeness of C-22 and Ti-7 Corrosion Testing Methods

3

David EnosRonald BallingerCharles BryanDavid Shoesmith

NEV-SAFETY-092 Impacts of Fluoride Due to Breach of HLW Containers

3

Pat Brady David EnosDavid SassaniJack Bailey

NEV-SAFETY-093 Natural Lead Reactions on C-22 3

David SassaniCharles BryanGerald Gordon

NEV-SAFETY-094 Significance of Mineral Crusts in C-22 Corrosion

3

David SassaniJoseph PayerDavid EnosRonald Ballinger

NEV-SAFETY-095 Peak Thermal Period Seepage and Corrosion 3 Jens BirkholzerDavid Sassani

NEV-SAFETY-096 Salt Production and C-22 Corrosion Due to Heat-Pipe Conditions 3

Jens Birkholzer David SassaniDavid Enos

NEV-SAFETY-097 Crevice Corrosion on C-22 Due to Drip Shield Corrosion Debris

3

David EnosGerald GordonJoseph PayerRonald Ballinger

NEV-SAFETY-098 Rate of Drip Shield Interconnection Corrosion

3

Michael Anderson Gerald GordonDavid EnosDavid Shoesmith

NEV-SAFETY-099 Boric Acid Production from HLW Dissolution

3

Jack BaileyPat BradyDavid Enos David Sassani

NEV-SAFETY-100 Ground Support Components and In-Drift Modeling 3 Charles Bryan David Enos

NEV-SAFETY-101 Sulfur Accumulation at the Metal-Passive Film Interface 3

David ShoesmithJoseph PayerGerald Gordon

NEV-SAFETY-102 Sulfur Accumulation and Localized Corrosion 3

David ShoesmithJoseph PayerGerald Gordon

NEV-SAFETY-103 Sulfur Accumulation and Stress Corrosion Initiation

3

Joseph PayerGerald Gordon

NEV-SAFETY-104 Sulfur Accumulation and Stress Corrosion Propagation 3 Joseph PayerGerald Gordon

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Contention Label Contention Name SER Vol.

DOE Party Witness(es)

NEV-SAFETY-105 Drip Shield Corrosion Environment 3

David EnosErnest HardinDavid Sassani

NEV-SAFETY-106 Waste Container Corrosion Environment

3

David EnosGerald GordonCharles BryanDavid Sassani

NEV-SAFETY-107 Electrochemical Reduction of Nitrate

3

Charles BryanDavid EnosRonald BallingerClifford Hansen

NEV-SAFETY-108 Molten Salt Corrosion of the Canister 3 Charles BryanNEV-SAFETY-109 Molten Salt Corrosion of the Drip Shield 3 Charles BryanNEV-SAFETY-110 Rock Bolt Corrosion

3

Jack BaileyEdward Thomas

NEV-SAFETY-111 HLW Waste Glass Dissolution 3 Pat BradyNEV-SAFETY-112 HLW Waste Glass Degradation 3 Pat BradyNEV-SAFETY-113 Competitive Sorption in the Unsaturated Zone

3James HouseworthRobert AndrewsPaul Reimus

NEV-SAFETY-114 Applicability of Sorption Data

3

James HouseworthDave SassaniRobert AndrewsPaul Reimus

NEV-SAFETY-115 Matrix Diffusion

3

James HouseworthDavid SevougianBill Arnold Paul Reimus

NEV-SAFETY-116 Saturated Zone Redox Conditions

3

Bill ArnoldPaul ReimusDave Sassani Clifford Hansen

NEV-SAFETY-117 Radionuclide Sorption in the Saturated Zone

3

Bill ArnoldPaul ReimusDave Sassani Clifford Hansen

NEV-SAFETY-118 Estimation of Uncertainties in Soil-to-Plant Transfer Factors 3 Maryla Wasiolek NEV-SAFETY-119 Estimation of Uncertainties in Animal Product Transfer Coefficients 3 Maryla WasiolekNEV-SAFETY-120 RMEI Diet 3 Maryla Wasiolek NEV-SAFETY-121 Host Rock Geomechanical Properties

3

Mark BoardCharles FairhurstBranko Damjanac Ronald Price

NEV-SAFETY-122 Screening of Drift Degradation FEPs3

Mark BoardCharles FairhurstBranko Damjanac

NEV-SAFETY-123 Durability of Ground Support

3

Jack BaileyEdward Thomas

NEV-SAFETY-124 Welding of Alpha Beta Titanium Alloy to Unalloyed titanium

3

Michael Anderson David EnosGerald GordonDavid Shoesmith

NEV-SAFETY-125 Effectiveness of Stress Relief to Eliminate SCC or Hydrogen Effects3

Michael Anderson David EnosGerald Gordon

NEV-SAFETY-126 Properties of Dissimilar Metal Weld Joints between Grade 29 and Grade 7 Titanium 3

Michael Anderson David EnosGerald Gordon

NEV-SAFETY-127 Hydrogen and Erti-28 Filler Metal for Welded Joints Between Grade 29 and Grade 7 Titanium 3

Michael AndersonDavid EnosGerald Gordon

NEV-SAFETY-128 Nuclear Code and Fabrication Quality Assurance Standards

3

Don BeckmanMichael Anderson

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DOE Party Witness(es)

NEV-SAFETY-129 Early Failure Mechanisms Associated with Titanium Fabrication

3

Michael AndersonGerald GordonDon Beckman John (Art) McClure

NEV-SAFETY-130 Drip Shield Emplacement Plan, Equipment, and Schedule3

Michael AndersonEdward Thomas

NEV-SAFETY-131 Rock Debris Removal

3

Jack BaileyMark BoardEdward Thomas

NEV-SAFETY-132 TEV Description 3 Edward ThomasNEV-SAFETY-133 Drip Shield Gantry Description

3Michael AndersonEdward Thomas

NEV-SAFETY-134 Retrieval or Alternate Storage Description 3

Jack BaileyEdward Thomas

NEV-SAFETY-136 Phased Ground Support Installation

3

Mark BoardErnest HardinJack BaileyEdward Thomas

NEV-SAFETY-137 Construction of the Emplacement Drifts 3

Edward ThomasMark Board

NEV-SAFETY-138 Description of the Ventilation System for the Repository Options Made in the TSPA-LA Regarding Waste Isolation 3

Ernest HardinEdward Thomas

NEV-SAFETY-139 Description of Reasonable Emergencies 3 Kathryn KnappNEV-SAFETY-140 Engineered Barrier System Design Basis

3

Jack BaileyErnest HardinEdward Thomas

NEV-SAFETY-141 Ground Support Descriptions

3

Jack BaileyMark BoardEdward Thomas

NEV-SAFETY-142 Standard Titanium Grades Considered

3

Gerald GordonDavid ShoesmithDavid EnosMichael Anderson

NEV-SAFETY-143 Available Drip Shield Design Information

3

Michael AndersonDon BeckmanEdward Thomas

NEV-SAFETY-144 Drip Shield Failure Mechanisms

3

Clifford HansenMichael GrossDave Enos John (Art) McClure

NEV-SAFETY-145 Drip Shield Specifications

3

Michael AndersonDon BeckmanMichael Gross

NEV-SAFETY-146 Reliance on Preliminary or Conceptual Design Information 3 N/A (Legal)NEV-SAFETY-147 Evaluation of Data Used in Drip Shield Failure Probability

3

John (Art) McClureClifford Hansen Edward ThomasMichael Anderson

NEV-SAFETY-148 Evaluation of Computational Procedure Used in Drip Shield Failure Probability 3 John (Art) McClureClifford Hansen

NEV-SAFETY-149 Deviations in Design and Waste Emplacement 3 N/A (Legal)NEV-SAFETY-150 Basaltic Magma Melting Depth

3Frank PerryKevin Coppersmith

NEV-SAFETY-151 Time Span of Basaltic Volcanism3

Frank PerryKevin Coppersmith

NEV-SAFETY-152 Focus on Upper Crustal Extension Patterns3

Frank PerryKevin Coppersmith

NEV-SAFETY-153 Exclusion of Death Valley from Volcanism Calculations3

Frank PerryKevin Coppersmith

NEV-SAFETY-154 Igneous Event Probability for 10,000 Years and 1,000,000 Years3

Frank PerryKevin Coppersmith

Page 6

Attachment ACase Management Order #2 Appendix With DOE Party Witnesses Added

Contention Label Contention Name SER Vol.

DOE Party Witness(es)

NEV-SAFETY-155 11-Million Year vs. 5-Million Year Volcanism Data3

Frank PerryKevin Coppersmith

NEV-SAFETY-156 Alternative Igneous Event Conceptual Models3

Frank PerryKevin Coppersmith

NEV-SAFETY-157 Igneous Event Data in the TSPA3

Frank PerryKevin CoppersmithClifford Hansen

NEV-SAFETY-158 Geophysical Data in DOE's Volcanic Model3

Frank PerryKevin Coppersmith

NEV-SAFETY-159 Propagation of Conceptual and Parametric Uncertainties through the Safety Assessment 3

Clifford HansenDavid Sevougian Peter SwiftJon Helton

NEV-SAFETY-160 Probability Density Functions Used in the TSPA3

Clifford HansenPeter SwiftCedric Sallaberry

NEV-SAFETY-161 Critical Role of Drip Shield 3 N/A (Legal)NEV-SAFETY-162 Drip Shield Installation Schedule 3 N/A (Legal)NEV-SAFETY-163 Screening of Near-Field Criticality

3

Edward ThomasMichael AndersonJohn Wagner John (Art) McClure

NEV-SAFETY-164 Aggregation of Probability Distributions 3 Kevin CoppersmithNEV-SAFETY-165 Saturated Zone Expert Elicitation 3 Kevin CoppersmithNEV-SAFETY-166 Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis Expert Elicitation 3 Kevin CoppersmithNEV-SAFETY-167 Probabilistic Volcanic Hazard Analysis Expert Elicitation 3 Kevin Coppersmith NEV-SAFETY-168 Retrieval Practicality

3Jack BaileyEdward Thomas

NEV-SAFETY-169 Deferred Retrieval Plans 3

N/A (Legal)

NEV-SAFETY-170 Conservatisms and the PMA 3 Clifford HansenNEV-SAFETY-171 PMA and QA 3 N/A (Legal)NEV-SAFETY-172 Inspection and Verification of TAD 3 Michael UlshaferNEV-SAFETY-173 Emplacement Drift Monitoring

3

Jack BaileyErnest HardinEdward Thomas

WHI-NEPA-001 Failure of Environmental Impact Statements to Fully Disclose Consequences of Radiation Contaminated Tephra Deposition in Areas Other Than That Directly Applicable to the Reasonably Maximally Exposed Individual

3

Frank PerryDavid LechelJane SummersonJoseph Rivers

WHI-NEPA-002 Failure of Environmental Impact Statements to Fully Disclose the Consequences of Atmospheric Transport of Radionuclides in Volcanic Gases

3

Frank PerryDavid LechelJane SummersonJoseph Rivers

WHI-NEPA-003 Failure of Environmental Impact Statements to Discuss Means to Mitigate Adverse Impacts of Radiation Contaminated Tephra Deposition in Areas Other Than That Directly Applicable to the Reasonably Maximally Exposed Individual

3

Frank PerryDavid LechelJane SummersonJoseph Rivers

WHI-NEPA-004 Failure of Environmental Impact Statements to Discuss Means to Mitigate diverse Impacts of Atmospheric Transport of Radionuclides in Volcanic Gases

3

Frank PerryDavid LechelJane SummersonJoseph Rivers

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itnes

s N

ame

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tent

ion

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ener

al S

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atte

r

Tri

al o

r D

epos

ition

T

estim

ony

(Pri

or F

our

Yea

rs)

And

erso

n, M

icha

elN

EV-S

AFE

TY-0

82, 0

98, 1

24, 1

25, 1

26, 1

27,

128,

129

, 130

, 133

, 142

, 143

, 145

, 147

, 163

Rel

evan

t asp

ects

of t

he m

anuf

actu

ring

and

desi

gn o

f drip

sh

ield

s.N

one

And

rew

s, R

ober

tN

EV-S

AFE

TY-1

13, 1

14G

roun

dwat

er fl

ow a

nd ra

dion

uclid

e tra

nspo

rt co

ncep

tual

m

odel

, par

amet

er a

nd d

ata

unce

rtain

ty a

ssoc

iate

d w

ith th

e in

filtra

tion

mod

el, t

he u

nsat

urat

ed z

one

flow

and

tran

spor

t m

odel

s and

the

satu

rate

d zo

ne fl

ow a

nd tr

ansp

ort m

odel

s, th

e si

gnifi

canc

e of

unc

erta

inty

in th

e pr

ecip

itatio

n ch

arac

teriz

atio

n (d

ata,

par

amet

er a

nd m

odel

) on

the

estim

atio

n of

net

in

filtra

tion

and

unsa

tura

ted

zone

flow

.

Non

e

Arn

old,

Bill

NEV

-SA

FETY

-115

, 116

, 117

Hyd

roge

olog

y, g

roun

dwat

er c

onta

min

ant t

rans

port,

and

nu

mer

ical

mod

elin

g of

gro

undw

ater

flow

and

con

tam

inan

t tra

nspo

rt, a

nd sa

tura

ted

zone

gro

undw

ater

flow

and

tran

spor

t on

the

Yuc

ca M

ount

ain

Pro j

ect.

Non

e

Bai

ley,

Jack

CLK

-SA

FETY

-02;

NEI

-SA

FETY

-06,

NEV

-SA

FETY

-048

, 092

, 099

, 110

, 123

, 131

, 134

, 13

6, 1

40, 1

41, 1

68, 1

73

Rel

evan

t asp

ects

of t

he fo

llow

ing

subj

ect m

atte

r: R

epos

itory

O

pera

tions

, Ope

ratio

nal C

ontro

ls, S

ubsu

rfac

e D

esig

n, W

aste

Pa

ckag

e an

d D

rip S

hiel

d D

esig

n, R

etrie

val P

lans

and

A

ctiv

ities

, Was

te R

ecei

pt, a

nd T

AD

Des

ign.

Non

e

Bal

linge

r, R

onal

dN

EV-S

AFE

TY-8

1, 8

3, 8

4, 8

9, 9

0, 9

1, 9

4, 9

7,

107

Loca

lized

cor

rosi

on, s

tress

cor

rosi

on c

rack

ing,

env

ironm

enta

l ef

fect

s on

mat

eria

ls b

ehav

ior.

Not

e: C

V a

nd P

ublic

atio

n w

ill b

e pr

ovid

ed la

ter,

due

to a

fam

ily e

mer

genc

y w

ith

Witn

ess

Bec

kman

, Don

NEV

-SA

FETY

-128

, 129

, 143

, 145

Rel

evan

t asp

ects

of t

he m

anuf

actu

ring,

des

ign

and

qual

ity

assu

ranc

e re

quire

men

ts fo

r drip

shie

lds.

Non

e

Birk

holz

er, J

ens

NEV

-SA

FETY

-48,

52,

63,

64,

77,

95,

96

Ther

mal

-hyd

rolo

gica

l pro

cess

es; t

herm

al a

nd a

mbi

ent s

eepa

ge.N

one

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ame

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tent

ion

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al S

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ct M

atte

r

Tri

al o

r D

epos

ition

T

estim

ony

(Pri

or F

our

Yea

rs)

Boa

rd, M

ark

NEV

-SA

FETY

-121

, 122

, 131

, 136

, 137

, 141

Roc

k en

gine

erin

g an

d ge

omec

hani

cs.

Stat

e of

Illin

ois,

Dep

t. of

Tr

ansp

orta

tion

vs V

ulca

n M

ater

ials

Cor

pora

tion

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dy, P

atN

EV-S

AFE

TY-5

6, 5

8, 5

9, 9

2, 9

9, 1

11, 1

12A

quat

ic c

hem

istry

, env

ironm

enta

l tra

nspo

rt, a

nd th

e ch

emic

al

degr

adat

ion

of si

licat

e.N

one

Bry

an, C

harle

sN

EV-S

AFE

TY-4

3, 4

9, 5

5, 5

7, 6

0, 6

7, 6

8, 7

0,

72, 7

3, 7

8, 7

9, 8

0, 8

6, 8

8, 9

1, 9

3, 1

00, 1

06,

107,

108

, 109

Nea

r-fie

ld a

nd in

-drif

t che

mic

al e

nviro

nmen

t, ne

ar-f

ield

ch

emis

try m

odel

and

seep

age

evap

orat

ion

mod

el; d

ust

deliq

uesc

ence

on

the

was

te p

acka

ge su

rfac

e; u

nsat

urat

ed z

one

min

erol

o gy

and

pore

wat

er c

hem

istry

.

Non

e

Cop

pers

mith

, Kev

inC

LK-S

AFE

TY-3

, 4, 5

, 6, 7

, 8, 9

, 10,

11;

NEV

-SA

FETY

-150

, 151

, 152

, 153

, 154

, 155

, 156

, 15

7, 1

58, 1

64, 1

65, 1

66, 1

67; I

NY

-SA

FETY

-3

Expe

rt el

icita

tion

met

hodo

logy

use

d fo

r bot

h th

e PV

HA

(C

RW

MS

M&

O 1

996)

and

the

PVH

A-U

(SN

L 20

08) s

tudi

es,

incl

udin

g th

e da

tase

ts, h

ypot

hese

s, an

d ot

her i

nfor

mat

ion

that

w

as p

rovi

ded

to th

e ex

perts

for t

heir

cons

ider

atio

n; a

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spec

ts

of th

e ex

pert

elic

itatio

n m

etho

dolo

gy u

sed

for t

he S

ZEE,

PV

HA

, and

PSH

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s.

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e

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rank

oN

EV-S

AFE

TY-1

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cal e

ngin

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ecifi

cally

rock

mec

hani

cs, a

nd

mod

elin

g of

und

ergr

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and

surf

ace

exca

vatio

ns in

rock

and

as

sess

ing

thei

r sta

bilit

y un

der v

arie

ty o

f loa

ding

con

ditio

ns.

Non

e

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itnes

s N

ame

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tent

ion

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al S

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idN

EV-S

AFE

TY-6

8, 6

9, 7

5, 7

8, 7

9, 8

0, 8

1, 8

2,

83, 8

4, 8

5, 8

6, 8

7, 8

9, 9

0, 9

1, 9

2, 9

4, 9

6, 9

7,

98, 9

9, 1

00, 1

05, 1

06, 1

07, 1

24, 1

25, 1

26, 1

27,

142,

144

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eous

and

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cor

rosi

on o

f eng

inee

ring

mat

eria

ls

(mos

tly m

etal

s – ir

on b

ased

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icke

l bas

ed a

lloys

, tit

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ased

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lum

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bas

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, cop

per b

ased

al

loys

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om a

n ex

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s the

oret

ical

bas

is;

gene

ral a

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caliz

ed c

orro

sion

; env

ironm

enta

lly a

ssis

ted

crac

king

(SC

C, H

E, e

tc.);

mic

robi

olog

ical

ly in

fluen

ced

corr

osio

n; a

nd a

tmos

pher

ic c

orro

sion

. R

elev

ant a

reas

of

met

allu

rgy

such

as;

phy

sica

l met

allu

rgy

and

join

ing

tech

niqu

es (i

.e.,

wel

ding

) of i

ron

base

d al

loys

, nic

kel b

ased

al

loys

, tita

nium

bas

ed a

lloys

, alu

min

um b

ased

allo

ys, a

nd

copp

er b

ased

allo

ys. I

n th

e ar

ea o

f mat

eria

ls a

ging

: as

sess

men

ts o

f the

impa

ct o

f mat

eria

ls a

ging

on

the

func

tion

of

com

plex

, hig

h co

nseq

uenc

e sy

stem

s. M

ater

ials

invo

lved

rang

e fr

om a

var

iety

of m

etal

s (st

ainl

ess a

nd c

arbo

n st

eels

, nic

kel

allo

ys, c

oppe

r, et

c.) a

nd p

olym

eric

mat

eria

ls (e

ncap

sula

nts,

prot

ectiv

e co

atin

gs, s

taki

ng c

ompo

unds

, etc

.).

Non

e

Fairh

urst

, Cha

rles

NEV

-SA

FETY

-121

, 122

R

ock

mec

hani

cs in

gen

eral

; drif

t deg

rada

tion;

in si

tu st

ress

st

ate

at Y

ucca

Mou

ntai

n; a

nd se

ism

ic e

ffec

ts o

n st

abili

ty o

f ex

cava

tions

.

Non

e

Fins

terle

, Ste

fan

NEV

-SA

FETY

-50,

61,

62,

65,

66

Am

bien

t see

page

; inv

erse

mod

elin

g of

non

isot

herm

al

mul

tipha

se fl

ow sy

stem

s; fr

actu

re a

nd u

nsat

urat

ed z

one

hydr

olog

y; o

ptim

izat

ion;

geo

stat

istic

s; a

nd re

late

d te

st d

esig

n an

d da

ta a

nal y

sis.

Non

e

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ame

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tent

ion

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ener

al S

ubje

ct M

atte

r

Tri

al o

r D

epos

ition

T

estim

ony

(Pri

or F

our

Yea

rs)

Fran

cis,

A.J.

NEV

-SA

FETY

-60,

71,

73,

74,

75,

76

Mic

robi

al im

pact

s on

radi

onuc

lide

mob

ility

and

stab

ility

of

radi

oact

ive

(low

-, in

term

edia

te-,

and

high

-leve

l rad

ioac

tive)

w

aste

s dis

pose

d of

in sh

allo

w-la

nd b

uria

l gro

unds

, rad

ioac

tive

was

te re

posi

torie

s inc

ludi

ng tr

ansu

rani

c (T

RU

) was

tes.

M

icro

bial

tran

sfor

mat

ions

of r

adio

nucl

ides

and

toxi

c m

etal

s:

inte

ract

ions

of m

icro

orga

nism

s with

act

inid

es a

nd o

ther

ra

dion

uclid

es a

nd to

xic

met

als;

mec

hani

sms o

f mob

iliza

tion

and

imm

obili

zatio

n of

ura

nium

, plu

toni

um, t

echn

etiu

m a

nd

othe

r rad

ionu

clid

es a

nd to

xic

met

als i

n w

aste

s, co

ntam

inat

ed

soils

and

mat

eria

ls; b

iotra

nsfo

rmat

ion

of ra

dion

uclid

e/m

etal

-or

gani

c co

mpl

exes

and

che

latin

g ag

ents

; rem

edia

tion

of

radi

onuc

lide

and

toxi

c m

etal

con

tam

inat

ed so

ils a

nd w

aste

s;

and

Nitr

ogen

and

car

bon

trans

form

atio

ns a

nd c

yclin

g in

the

terr

estri

al a

nd a

quat

ic e

nviro

nmen

ts.

Non

e

Gor

don,

Ger

ald

NEV

-SA

FETY

-80,

81,

87,

93,

97,

98,

101

, 10

2, 1

03, 1

04, 1

06, 1

24, 1

25, 1

26, 1

27, 1

29,

142

Phys

ical

met

allu

rgy;

cor

rosi

on a

nd li

ght w

ater

reac

tor a

nd

nucl

ear w

aste

repo

sito

ry m

ater

ials

per

form

ance

and

hig

h te

mpe

ratu

re m

ater

ials

per

form

ance

.

Non

e

Gro

ss, M

icha

elN

EV-S

AFE

TY-1

44, 1

45

Inco

rpor

atio

n of

stru

ctur

al re

spon

se c

alcu

latio

ns in

to

prob

abili

stic

risk

ass

essm

ents

. N

one

Han

sen,

Clif

ford

NEV

-SA

FETY

-20,

67,

107

, 116

, 117

, 144

, 14

7, 1

48, 1

57, 1

59, 1

60, 1

70, N

EI-S

AFE

TY-6

; C

LK-S

AFE

TY-1

0

Con

cept

ual s

truct

ure

of p

erfo

rman

ce a

sses

smen

ts;

repr

esen

tatio

n an

d pr

opag

atio

n of

unc

erta

inty

; com

puta

tiona

l im

plem

enta

tion

of p

erfo

rman

ce a

sses

smen

t stru

ctur

e an

d m

odel

s; a

nd a

naly

sis o

f per

form

ance

ass

essm

ent r

esul

ts.

Non

e

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tent

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ener

al S

ubje

ct M

atte

r

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al o

r D

epos

ition

T

estim

ony

(Pri

or F

our

Yea

rs)

Har

din,

Ern

est

NEV

-SA

FETY

-51,

52,

62,

63,

64,

65,

66,

70,

10

5, 1

36, 1

38, 1

40, 1

73; J

TS-N

EPA

-3G

ener

al h

ydro

logy

(inc

ludi

ng u

nsat

urat

ed fl

ow a

nd tr

ansp

ort);

aq

ueou

s geo

chem

istry

; site

cha

ract

eriz

atio

n; in

situ

test

ing;

and

si

mul

atio

n m

odel

ing

of a

mbi

ent a

nd th

erm

ally

driv

en c

oupl

ed

proc

esse

s in

geol

ogic

med

ia.

Non

e

Hel

ton,

Jon

NEV

-SA

FETY

-159

Unc

erta

inty

and

stat

istic

al a

naly

sis;

ove

rall

com

puta

tiona

l st

ruct

ure

for t

he T

SPA

incl

udin

g ex

pect

ed (o

ver a

leat

ory

unce

rtain

ty) a

nd m

ean

(ove

r ale

ator

y an

d ep

iste

mic

un

certa

inty

) dos

e to

the

RM

EI.

Non

e

Hou

sew

orth

, Jam

esN

EV-S

AFE

TY-3

5, 4

2, 4

3, 4

4, 4

5, 4

6, 4

9, 5

6,

113,

114

, 115

Yuc

ca M

ount

ain

unsa

tura

ted

zone

flow

mod

el a

nd u

nsat

urat

ed

zone

tran

spor

t pro

cess

mod

el; i

mpl

emen

tatio

n of

the

mod

els i

n TS

PA, i

nclu

ding

the

conc

eptu

al m

odel

s and

mod

elin

g as

sum

ptio

ns, m

athe

mat

ical

impl

emen

tatio

n, la

bora

tory

and

fie

ld d

ata,

mod

el p

aram

eter

izat

ion,

and

mod

el v

alid

atio

n.

Non

e

How

ard,

Rob

ert

NEI

-SA

FETY

-6, C

LK-S

AFE

TY-2

Even

t pro

babi

litie

s; fe

atur

es, e

vent

s, an

d pr

oces

ses (

FEPS

); an

d th

e ro

le a

nd fu

nctio

n of

the

drip

shie

ld in

the

post

clos

ure

safe

ty a

naly

ses.

Non

e

Jare

k, R

usse

llN

EV-S

AFE

TY-7

2Y

ucca

Mou

ntai

n re

posi

tory

env

ironm

enta

l con

ditio

ns (e

.g.,

seep

age

and

dust

com

posi

tions

and

phy

sica

l evo

lutio

n) a

nd

thei

r im

pact

upo

n th

e po

tent

ial f

or lo

caliz

ed c

orro

sion

and

ef

fect

on

gene

ral c

orro

sion

pro

cess

es o

f the

eng

inee

red

barr

ier

mat

eria

ls.

Non

e

Kna

pp, K

athr

ynN

EV-S

AFE

TY-1

96, N

EV-S

AFE

TY-1

39

Rel

evan

t Phy

sica

l Pro

tect

ion

and

Emer

genc

y pl

anni

ng is

sues

N

one

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s N

ame

Con

tent

ion

#sG

ener

al S

ubje

ct M

atte

r

Tri

al o

r D

epos

ition

T

estim

ony

(Pri

or F

our

Yea

rs)

LeC

ain,

Gar

yN

EV-S

AFE

TY-4

4, 4

5Q

ualif

icat

ion

of th

e hy

drol

ogic

cha

ract

eris

tics o

f the

frac

ture

s, m

atrix

, and

faul

ts a

t Yuc

ca M

ount

ain;

stud

ies t

o qu

antif

y fr

actu

re p

erm

eabi

lity,

infil

tratio

n in

stre

am c

hann

els,

and

flow

in

the

maj

or fa

ults

at Y

ucca

Mou

ntai

n.

Non

e

Lech

el, D

avid

INY

-NEP

A-0

06, N

EV-N

EPA

-018

, WH

I-N

EPA

-00

1, 0

02, 0

03, 0

04

His

toric

al/re

gula

tory

bas

is fo

r the

env

ironm

enta

l ana

lyse

s and

re

late

d el

emen

ts, a

s wel

l as t

he a

ssoc

iate

d an

alys

es o

f DO

E’s

NEP

A d

ocum

ents

.

Non

e

Levi

tt, D

anie

lN

EV-S

AFE

TY-1

4, 1

5, 1

7, 1

8, 3

0, 3

2, 3

3, 3

4,

35, 5

4C

limat

e; c

oupl

ed a

tmos

pher

ic-s

urfa

ce-s

ubsu

rfac

e in

tera

ctio

ns

of e

nerg

y an

d w

ater

; sur

face

wat

er, p

reci

pita

tion,

infil

tratio

n,

and

vado

se z

one

mod

elin

g; m

icro

met

eoro

logi

cal a

nd v

ados

e zo

ne m

onito

ring

and

inst

rum

enta

tion.

Non

e

Liu,

H. H

.N

EV-S

AFE

TY-4

7, 5

3, 5

4Fr

actu

re h

ydro

logy

and

vad

ose

zone

hyd

rolo

gy; m

odel

ing

and

anal

ysis

repo

rts in

the

area

of U

Z flo

w m

odel

ing

on th

e Y

ucca

M

ount

ain

Proj

ect.

Non

e

Mar

shal

l, B

rian

NEV

-SA

FETY

-43,

49,

55,

57,

72,

73

Isot

ope

geoc

hem

istry

, inc

ludi

ng st

ront

ium

and

radi

ocar

bon

mea

sure

men

ts; m

odel

ing

of st

ront

ium

isot

opes

in p

ore

wat

er;

isot

opic

and

geo

chro

nolo

gic

data

that

bea

r on

trave

l tim

e in

the

unsa

tura

ted

zone

and

con

stra

ints

on

frac

ture

-mat

rix in

tera

ctio

n;

pore

wat

er c

hem

istry

, inc

ludi

ng o

rgan

ic c

ompo

nent

s; sc

reen

ing

of p

ore-

wat

er d

ata

utili

zed

in th

e LA

and

the

limita

tions

that

m

ay a

rise

from

inco

mpl

ete

chem

ical

ana

lysi

s or i

nade

quat

e sa

mpl

ing

loca

tions

and

met

hods

; im

plic

atio

ns o

f mic

robi

al

activ

ity fo

r nitr

ate

conc

entra

tions

; che

mic

al v

aria

bilit

y of

por

e w

ater

in th

e To

popa

h Sp

ring

Tuff

, dus

t che

mis

try a

nd

accu

mul

atio

n ra

tes;

orig

in o

f che

mic

al c

ompo

nent

s in

wat

er

colle

cted

from

an

unve

ntila

ted

porti

on o

f the

und

ergr

ound

tu

nnel

s.

Non

e

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s N

ame

Con

tent

ion

#sG

ener

al S

ubje

ct M

atte

r

Tri

al o

r D

epos

ition

T

estim

ony

(Pri

or F

our

Yea

rs)

McC

lure

, Joh

n (A

rt)N

EV-S

AFE

TY-1

29, 1

44, 1

47, 1

48, 1

63M

odel

ing

of v

ario

us p

heno

men

a as

soci

ated

with

long

-term

cr

itica

lity

conc

erns

; crit

ical

ity a

naly

ses,

criti

calit

y co

nseq

uenc

e an

alys

es, a

nd F

EPs (

feat

ures

, eve

nts,

and

proc

esse

s) sc

reen

ing

anal

yses

for p

roba

bilit

y of

crit

ical

ity fo

r spe

nt n

ucle

ar fu

el in

w

aste

con

tain

ers f

or th

e M

onito

red

Geo

logi

c R

epos

itory

.

Non

e

Paye

r, Jo

seph

NEV

-SA

FETY

-69,

75,

83,

84,

85,

90,

94,

97,

10

1, 1

02, 1

03, 1

04C

orro

sion

, mat

eria

ls se

lect

ion,

mat

eria

ls p

erfo

rman

ce,

met

allu

rgy,

ele

ctro

chem

istry

, and

per

form

ance

ass

essm

ent.

Non

e

Perr

y, F

rank

NEV

-SA

FETY

-150

, 151

, 152

, 153

, 154

, 155

, 15

6, 1

57, 1

58; C

LK-S

AFE

TY-3

, 4, 5

, 6, 7

, 8, 9

, 10

, 11;

INY

-SA

FETY

-3; I

NY

-NEP

A-6

; W

HI-

NEP

A-1

, 2, 3

, 4

Geo

logy

, ign

eous

pet

rolo

gy, v

olca

nic

haza

rds,

volc

anol

ogy,

is

otop

e ge

oche

mis

try, m

antle

pro

cess

es a

nd g

eoch

emis

try

rela

ted

to b

asal

t gen

erat

ion,

regi

onal

tect

onic

fram

ewor

ks

rela

ted

to v

olca

nism

, and

geo

logy

of v

olca

nic

field

s.

Non

e

Pric

e, R

onal

dN

EV-S

AFE

TY-1

21La

bora

tory

test

ing

and

anal

ysis

of t

uffa

ceou

s roc

ks fr

om

Yuc

ca M

ount

ain

and

vici

nity

; mec

hani

cal p

rope

rties

of t

he

inta

ct tu

ffs f

rom

Yuc

ca M

ount

ain,

incl

udin

g va

riabi

lity

in si

de-

by-s

ide

sam

ples

of t

uff,

as w

ell a

s the

rang

e in

the

tuff

an

isot

ropy

and

the

effe

cts o

f por

osity

var

iabi

lity,

sam

ple

size

, te

mpe

ratu

re, p

ress

ure,

wat

er sa

tura

tion,

stra

in ra

te o

n th

e m

echa

nica

l beh

avio

r of t

he in

tact

sam

ples

of t

uff.

Non

e

Rei

mus

, Pau

lN

EV-S

AFE

TY-5

8, 5

9, 1

13, 1

14, 1

15, 1

16, 1

17R

adio

nucl

ide

trans

port

in th

e en

viro

nmen

t, es

peci

ally

satu

rate

d gr

ound

wat

er sy

stem

s, in

clud

ing

proc

esse

s suc

h as

adv

ectio

n,

sorp

tion,

com

plex

atio

n, m

atrix

diff

usio

n, a

nd c

ollo

id-

faci

litat

ed tr

ans p

ort.

Non

e

Riv

ers,

Jose

phW

HI-

NEP

A-0

01, 0

02, 0

03, 0

04A

naly

tical

and

adm

inis

trativ

e pr

oces

s use

d to

dev

elop

the

NEP

A d

ocum

ents

Non

e

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s N

ame

Con

tent

ion

#sG

ener

al S

ubje

ct M

atte

r

Tri

al o

r D

epos

ition

T

estim

ony

(Pri

or F

our

Yea

rs)

Salla

berr

y, C

edric

NEV

-SA

FETY

-17,

27,

160

Unc

erta

inty

cha

ract

eriz

atio

n an

d se

nsiti

vity

/unc

erta

inty

an

alys

es fo

r saf

ety

calc

ulat

ions

.N

one

Sass

ani,

Dav

idN

EV-S

AFE

TY-5

7, 6

9, 8

6, 8

7, 8

8, 8

9, 9

2, 9

3,

94, 9

5, 9

6, 9

9, 1

05, 1

06, 1

14, 1

16, 1

17G

eoch

emis

try a

nd c

oupl

ed p

roce

sses

; was

te fo

rm b

ehav

ior;

geoc

hem

ical

nee

d fo

r drip

shie

lds;

geo

chem

ical

and

che

mic

al

cond

ition

s with

in th

e un

satu

rate

d zo

ne; n

ear-

field

env

ironm

ent,

in-d

rift c

hem

istry

.

Non

e

Sevo

ugia

n, D

avid

NEV

-SA

FETY

-115

, 159

TSPA

mod

elin

g an

d an

alys

is; r

eact

ive

trans

port

mod

elin

g;

cons

erva

tism

/non

cons

erva

tism

s in

the

suite

of p

erfo

rman

ce

asse

ssm

ent m

odel

s; in

corp

orat

ion

of u

ncer

tain

ties a

nd sc

enar

io

clas

ses i

n TS

PA; a

nd u

se o

f sor

ptio

n co

effic

ient

s in

trans

port

mod

elin

g.

Non

e

Shar

pe, S

axon

NEV

-SA

FETY

-18;

JTS-

NEP

A-8

Bio

tic, h

ydro

logi

c, a

nd c

limat

ic sy

stem

inte

ract

ions

, prim

arily

in

the

dese

rt so

uthw

est.

In p

artic

ular

, how

clo

sely

hyd

rolo

gy

and

clim

ate

are

linke

d an

d ho

w th

ey a

ffec

t ind

ivid

ual s

peci

es

and

com

mun

ities

.

Non

e

Shoe

smith

, Dav

idN

EV-S

AFE

TY-7

8, 8

0, 8

1, 8

2, 8

5, 8

9, 9

1, 9

8,

101,

102

, 124

, 142

Nuc

lear

fuel

che

mis

try a

nd w

aste

con

tain

er c

orro

sion

und

er

stor

age

and

disp

osal

con

ditio

ns; r

edox

che

mis

try o

f ura

nium

di

oxid

e; a

pplic

atio

n of

scan

ning

ele

ctro

chem

ical

mic

rosc

opy

to th

e ki

netic

ana

lysi

s of l

ocal

cor

rosi

on p

roce

sses

on

both

pa

ssiv

e an

d ac

tive

met

als a

nd n

on-m

etal

s; re

dist

ribut

ion

of

allo

ying

and

impu

rity

elem

ents

dur

ing

the

loca

lized

cor

rosi

on

of a

lloys

and

oxi

des a

nd th

eir i

nflu

ence

on

corr

osio

n da

mag

e pa

ttern

s; in

-situ

cou

plin

g of

neu

tron

refle

ctom

etry

and

el

ectro

chem

ical

met

hods

for t

he n

on-d

estru

ctiv

e an

alys

is o

f su

b-su

rfac

e in

terf

aces

; dev

elop

men

t of d

eter

min

istic

and

pr

obab

ilist

ic m

odel

s for

cor

rosi

on p

roce

sses

.

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e

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ame

Con

tent

ion

#sG

ener

al S

ubje

ct M

atte

r

Tri

al o

r D

epos

ition

T

estim

ony

(Pri

or F

our

Yea

rs)

Stei

n, Jo

shua

NEV

-SA

FETY

-16,

20,

21,

22,

23,

25,

26,

27,

28

, 29,

31,

36,

37,

38,

39,

40,

46;

JTS-

NEP

A-5

Con

cept

ual,

anal

ytic

al, a

nd n

umer

ical

mod

el d

evel

opm

ent a

nd

impl

emen

tatio

n an

d un

certa

inty

and

sens

itivi

ty a

naly

ses;

in

filtra

tion

mod

el u

sed

for t

he Y

ucca

Mou

ntai

n Li

cens

e A

pplic

atio

n, in

clud

ing

calc

ulat

ions

of e

vapo

trans

pira

tion,

st

ream

flow

, sno

wpa

ck, a

nd so

il m

oist

ure

mov

emen

t.

Non

e

Step

hens

, Dan

iel

NEV

-SA

FETY

-14,

15,

17,

18,

20,

21,

22,

23,

24

, 25,

26,

27,

28,

29,

30,

31,

32,

33,

34,

36,

37

, 40

Gen

eral

topi

c of

hyd

roge

olog

y, v

ados

e zo

ne p

roce

sses

, gr

ound

wat

er re

char

ge, a

nd c

onta

min

ant f

ate

and

trans

port.

See

CV

Sum

mer

son,

Jane

INY

-NEP

A 0

06; J

TS-N

EPA

003

, 005

, 008

; N

EV-N

EPA

-018

; WH

I-N

EPA

-001

, 002

, 003

, 00

4

Dev

elop

men

t of t

he re

leva

nt N

EPA

ana

lysi

s and

doc

umen

ts.

Non

e

Swift

, Pet

erN

EV-S

AFE

TY-1

59, 1

60M

etho

ds u

sed

to a

ssur

e th

at th

e tre

atm

ent o

f pot

entia

lly

rele

vant

feat

ures

, eve

nts,

and

proc

esse

s in

the

TSPA

was

co

mpr

ehen

sive

and

that

sign

ifica

nt u

ncer

tain

ties w

ere

not

omitt

ed fr

om th

e an

alys

is b

y th

is p

roce

ss.

Ove

rall

desi

gn o

f th

e TS

PA a

nd th

e re

lativ

e se

nsiti

vity

of t

he re

sults

to

unce

rtain

ty in

indi

vidu

al in

put p

aram

eter

s.

Non

e

Thom

as, E

dwar

dN

EV-S

AFE

TY-0

77, 1

10, 1

23, 1

30, 1

31, 1

32,

133,

134

, 136

, 137

, 138

, 140

, 141

, 143

, 147

, 16

3 , 1

68, 1

73

Drif

t See

page

, Drip

Shi

eld

Empl

acem

ent a

nd M

onito

ring.

G

roun

d Su

ppor

t, R

etrie

val P

lans

and

Act

iviti

es.

Non

e

Uls

hafe

r, M

icha

elN

EV-S

AFE

TY-1

72

Insp

ectio

n an

d V

erifi

catio

n of

TA

Ds.

Non

e

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s N

ame

Con

tent

ion

#sG

ener

al S

ubje

ct M

atte

r

Tri

al o

r D

epos

ition

T

estim

ony

(Pri

or F

our

Yea

rs)

Wag

ner,

John

NEV

-SA

FETY

-163

Crit

ical

ity sa

fety

, bur

nup

cred

it cr

itica

lity

safe

ty fo

r spe

nt fu

el

stor

age,

tran

spor

t and

dis

posa

l sys

tem

s, re

acto

r ope

ratio

ns a

s th

ey p

erta

in to

spen

t nuc

lear

fuel

cha

ract

eris

tics,

com

mer

cial

nu

clea

r fue

ls, a

nd d

esig

n an

d lic

ensi

ng o

f spe

nt fu

el st

orag

e,

trans

port

and

disp

osal

syst

ems.

Non

e

Was

iole

k, M

aryl

aN

EV-S

AFE

TY-1

18, 1

19, 1

20R

adio

logi

cal a

sses

smen

ts, e

nviro

nmen

tal t

rans

port

of

radi

onuc

lides

; dos

imet

ry; a

nd b

iosp

here

, as d

iscu

ssed

in th

e Li

cens

e A

pplic

atio

n.

Non

e

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