Increasing the Supply of Rocky Mountain Natural Gas: The Role of CBM 2 Room Timberline 1 Co-Chairs: F. Mark and J. Goolsby
8:00 --	Introductory Remarks
8:10 --	M. Mavor, W. D. Gunter: Evaluation of Coal Seam Permeability in Marginal Reservoirs
8:30 --	R. A. Larson, G. J. Holm, J. Lorenz: CBM Resource Development in Ecologically Sensitive Environments--Vermejo Park Ranch, New Mexico -- A Case Study
8:50 --	R. A. Lamarre: Undersaturation in Coals: How Does it Happen and Why is it Important
9:10 --	P. R. Oldaker, U. Fehn: Dating of Coal Bed Methane Reservoir and Surface Waters in the Raton Basin, Colorado and the Susitna Basin, Alaska
9:30 --	Break
9:50 --	J. Pope: Same Day Downhole Critical Gas Content Without the Core
10:10 --	A. R. Scott: Coalbed Methane in the San Juan and Powder River Basins: Differences and Similarities
10:30 --	T. Hayes, D. Arthur: Treatment Technologies for Coalbed Methane Produced Water Management
10:50 --	B. Miller, S. Ruhl: A Historical Perspective of Anadarko's CBNG Exploration and Development Success in the Rocky Mountain Region
11:10 --	S. H. Hollis: A New Look at Cow Creek Field, Carbon County, Wyoming