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The Injury/Restoration Handshake

William Conner

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This paper explains the two components of restoration, proposes a system for evaluating injuries while planning a damage assessment, and applies these concepts to a hypothetical release and damage assessment: the Frog Bayou XCHLOR spill.

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This paper explains the two components of restoration, proposes a system for evaluating injuries while planning a damage assessment, and applies these concepts to a hypothetical release and damage assessment: the Frog Bayou XCHLOR spill.

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This paper explains the two components of restoration, proposes a system for evaluating injuries while planning a damage assessment, and applies these concepts to a hypothetical release and damage assessment: the Frog Bayou XCHLOR spill.

Key concepts: Handshake, Forensic engineering, Computer science, Risk analysis (engineering), Environmental planning, Environmental science, Engineering, Construction engineering

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