The AIHA publication, Recognition, Evaluation and Control of Indoor Mold, aka the Green Book, has recently been called the "gold standard of mold information." This roundtable discussion will provide the attendee with perspectives from four of the lead authors of each of the four sections, who will discuss the specifics of each section. The topics include: underlying principles of mold investigations and evaluation; the methodology of building evaluations for mold, including HVAC evaluations; sampling strategy and implementation; and mold remediation techniques and post-remediation evaluation. The speakers will talk about the development and rationale of each section, including the methods of selection of references utilized in each section. Time will also be allotted for discussions with the audience, as well as
interaction between the presenters on each of the main topics.
• Underlying Principles and Background for Evaluation and Control in "Recognition, Evaluation, and Control of Indoor Mold." D. Miller, Carleton University, Ottawa, ON,
Canada.
• Building Evaluation in "Recognition, Evaluation, and Control of Indoor Mold." L.N. Weekes, InAIR Environmental, Ltd., Ottawa, ON, Canada.
• Evaluation and Interpretation of Data Collected Prior to Developing a Remediation Strategy in "Recognition, Evaluation, and Control of Indoor Mold." J. Hicks,
Exponent, Inc., Oakland, CA.
• Remediation and Control in "Recognition, Evaluation, and Control of Indoor Mold." P.R. Morey, Environ International Corp., Gettysburg, PA.