Programme  Titles  Presenters  Topics  Poster Session Posters, Tuesday - Wednesday, October 20-21, 2009 Green Center Lobby Posters are expected to be displayed from approximately 8:00 AM Tuesday morning, October 20, until 3:15 PM, Wednesday afternoon, October 21, in the coffee/exhibit area of the Green Center Lobby.  All authors of posters are requested to be available and near their poster during the Tuesday evening reception (5:00 to 7:00 PM) to answer questions regarding the poster.  Authors may also be present during the coffee breaks. 19.02 Oil shale pyrolysis: characterization and compositional analyses Pankaj Tiwari*, Kyeongseok Oh, Milind Deo 19.04 Combined oil shale liquefaction Jüri Soone*, Mihhail Kaev 19.05 Production of shale oil by a proprietary retort process Larry Anderson*, R. Donald Morris, Robert D. Morris, Rex L. Franson 19.06 Chattanooga Process, a process using heated and pressurized hydrogen in a fluidized bed to produce high grade synthetic crude oil from oil shale, oil sand and bitumen Marty Karpenski*, Tony Howarth, Larry McEvoy, Bill Poist 19.07 PK Clean: An innovative process for extracting oil from oil shale Anil Bakaya, Priyanka Bakaya* 19.09 Robust, flexible, and cost-effective NANUQ® high temperature insulation for in situ downhole heating components Craig Hazelton*, Mike Tupper, Matt Hooker, Kimiko Kano 19.10 GIS and Web based water resources management for oil shale development, Part 1 Matthew Minnick*, Wendy Zhou 19.11 Perspectives on water resources in Jordan for oil shale production Muhanned Hararah*, Ahmed Al-Salaymeh, Ahmad Sakhrieh, Munther Salaymeh 19.12 The Digital Library and Interactive Map Projects at the Institute for Clean and Secure Energy, University of Utah 2009 Jennifer Spinti, Kirsten Uchitel, Wendy Ajax*, Michelle Kline 19.13 What every Westerner should know about oil shale Patty Limerick, Jason Hanson* 19.15 A review of notable intellectual property for in situ electromagnetic heating of oil shale Dwight Kinzer 19.16 Limitations on atmospheric CO2 concentrations James Bunger*, Christopher Russell 19.21 Oil shale features in different types of basins in China Zhao Qun*, Wang Hongyan, Liu Renhe, Liu Honglin, Bai Wenhua 19.22 Analysis of depositional cyclicity in the Wilkins Peak Member of the Eocene lacustrine Green River Formation, Wyoming Wasinee Aswasereelert*, Alan R. Carroll, Kurt L. Feigl, Shanan E. Peters 19.23 Sedimentary structures and environmental changes in the Green River Formation, Piceance Creek Basin, Colorado Kati Tänavsuu-Milkeviciene*, Rick Sarg