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Article #2124Hazardous Materials & Airports
From: Marshal H. Perlman
Date: Wed, 20 Sep 1995 00:00
Date: Wed, 20 Sep 1995 00:00
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[Note: Request for Information -- Your Help Is Appreciated!]
We are a project team of three undergraduate students undertaking a research
project in our Airport Management class here at the Florida Institute of
Technology. This semester our team will be doing an extensive paper on
hazardous materials (HAZMAT) and their influence on an airport environment and
the local community.
Our team would appreciate any hazardous materials related information your
organization could provide us. While the research project concentrates largely
on the airport environment, the physical existence of these materials
influences everyone from airline passengers to the airport manager, and from
local farmers to local police and fire departments.
Below is a list of topics which we are especially interested in obtaining
hazardous material related information on:
* Storage, Handling, Spillage/Clean-Up
+ Solvents Used To Clean Aircraft
+ Human And Food Waste From Airport Restrooms And Lounges
+ Coolants Used In Air Conditioning
* Stormwater Runoff From Runways And Parking Lots
* Transportation To/From Airports (Via Both Aircraft And Vehicles)
* Airport Programs And Local Government/Community Programs (Normal And
Emergency)
Note: Our team is interested in all aspects of hazardous materials, not just
those in the above list.
Feel free to send the information to us through whatever means you find the
most convenient. We are accessible via the following methods:
Internet E-Mail.................................perlman@fit.edu
Fax.............................................+1.407.676.9040
Voice Mail......................................+1.407.676.6838
U.S. Postal Service Mail........................[On Request]
We thank you for your time in advance,
Esteban Pacheco, John Peck, and Marshal Perlman
--
Marshal Perlman Internet/MIME: perlman@fit.edu
Florida Institute of Technology IRC: Squawk
School of Aeronautics FAA: Commercial/Instrument/ASEL/AMEL
Melbourne, Florida 32901-6988 Member: AOPA/AAAE/Goodyear Blimp Club
URL: http://www.fit.edu/~perlman
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