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  • November

    A forklift driver uses a forklift to move barrels of HAZMAT.

    EMCX assists with Army hazardous material tracking transition

    Once implemented, the new system will continue meeting federal laws and Army regulations while tracking and managing the procurement, storage, and disposal of hazardous materials across the service.

  • April

    A man standing, Dave Becker, a geologist with the Environmental and Munitions Center of Expertise at the Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, conducts an optimization study at the Charles Macon Superfund site in North Carolina in fall 2015.

    Geologist improves field for future professionals

    With the help of advocacy from Dave Becker, a geologist with Huntsville Center's Environmental and Munitions Center of Expertise, Nebraska legislature passed a bill that created licensing and registration along with the requirements to receive professional geologist certification.

  • September

    A U.S. Army Corps of Engineers geophysicist operates equipment used to detect and classify metal objects in the subsurface as potentially a target of interest, such as a munition.

    Munitions response programs improve with technological advancement, training

    In August, the EMCX hosted a technical training seminar for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers geophysicists focused on familiarization of simultaneous location and mapping, or SLAM, technology that will increase mapping production rates in thick vegetation where previously only tape measures or line-of-site robotic total station (RTS) technologies were available.