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SUMMARY:Remediation Technologies Symposium 2019
DESCRIPTION:About RemTech – 18 Years of Excellence\nThe Remediation Technologies Symposium 2019 (RemTech™ 2019) is the premier remediation technology transfer event for environmental professionals\, encompassing the latest innovations in soil and groundwater remediation. \nBuilding on the overwhelming success of last year’s event\, RemTech™ 2019 is expected to exceed the standards set by its predecessor. Offering a larger\, more diversified program\, with additional keynote speeches and networking sessions\, this is an event you won’t want to miss! \nConsiderable work is conducted in the field of contamination remediation and industrial pollutant treatments. RemTech™ 2019 provides a forum for industry experts to present these leading edge technologies. Co-sponsors and participating organizations include government\, academic institutions\, and private sector organizations active in site remediation\, research and application. \nWho Should Attend?\nAttendance at RemTech™ 2018 is highly recommended for all industry sectors that have a professional interest in the remediation of contaminated sites including: \nEngineering Firms\, Drilling Companies\, Pipeline Companies\, Natural Gas Producers\, Energy Marketers\, Environmental Consulting Firms\, Land Developers\, Governmental/Regulatory Bodies\, Aboriginal Groups\, Oil and Gas Service Companies\, Law Firms\, Financiers\, Mining Companies\, Waste Brokers and Managers\, etc… \nAbout the Host\nEstablished in 1987\, the Environmental Services Association of Alberta (ESAA) is one of Canada’s leading business associations with over 230 member companies. Dedicated to building a strong environmental industry\, ESAA is an industry association with a business approach in providing programs that lead to its members’ corporate success. Visit our website for more information: www.esaa.org \nSymposium Program\nThe three-day technical program will consist of a minimum of 70 platform presentations grouped into sessions chaired by leaders in environmental remediation research and application. Additional workshops are also planned. \nThe program will be developed from abstracts collected from across North America. A full listing of abstracts and presenter biographies will be available in the near future. \nSome areas and case studies being covered in the presentations will include: \nIn-Situ Treatment Methods\, Ex-Situ Treatment Methods\, Biological Treatment\, Non-Biological Treatment\, Thermal Desorption\, Encapsulation\, Natural Attenuation\, Multi-Phase Extraction\, Solar Detoxification\, Electrochemical Remediation\, Pre-Treatment Considerations\, Phytoremediation\, Environmental Management\, Hydrocarbon and Salt Contamination\, Stabilization and Containment\, Commercial Situations\, Membrane Technology\, Unique and Challenging Locations \nIn addition to the detailed technical program\, RemTech™ 2019 will also include various networking sessions\, keynote speakers\, a welcoming reception and an expanded commercial exhibition area.
URL:https://aquaticlife.ca/event/remediation-technologies-symposium-2019/
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SUMMARY:MODERN MANAGEMENT OF RISKS AT LNAPL SITES
DESCRIPTION:  \n \nIntroduction: \nA revolution has occurred over the last decade with best practices for managing risks at LNAPL sites. \n  \nTen years ago we were using the thickness of LNAPL in wells to measure remediation progress\, we thought that LNAPL bodies only decayed very slowly\, and didn’t appreciate the importance of methanogenic reactions or understand how sheens and seeps work. Since then a body of work by top environmental researchers and practitioners\, with contributions from both short course presenters\, has revolutionized how we think about LNAPL sites and how we should control their risk. \nThis short course will describe these dramatic changes in the LNAPL world through thoughtfully-designed lectures\, interactive question and answer sessions\, illuminating in-class exercises\, and a lively participant panel discussion. \nThe foundation of the course is the recent update of: “Managing Risk at LNAPL Sites\, 2nd Edition” (Bulletin 18 from the American Petroleum Institute) by Dr. Tom Sale. For the field of remediation\, the 2003 1st edition was a best seller. Fifteen years later\, critical new knowledge has emerged offering the promise of better LNAPL solutions so that over 80 percent of the cited references in the 2nd edition are new and have been published since release of the 1st edition. \nThis course is designed to introduce participants to new strategies through new paradigms\, emerging technologies\, and more sustainable solutions for managing LNAPL sites. \n  \nRemarkable opportunities are open today to those versed in modern concepts and tools for LNAPL sites. \nConversely\, little time is left for managing LNAPL sites per past practices. \n  \nCourse Outline: \n\nA History of LNAPLs – Context About How We Got to Where We Are Today\nLNAPL Fundamentals\n\nMultiple-Phase Flow\nNatural Attenuation\nNatural Source Zone Depletion\n\n\nModern Site Conceptual Models\n\nRoles of Conceptual Models\nLegacy Approaches\nSoil and Groundwater Models\nGroundwater and Surface Water Interface Models\n14-Compartment Model\n\n\nModern Tools for LNAPL Characterizations\n\nLegacy Strategies and Approaches\nImpact of New Technologies\nThe Role of Geologic Context and Field Information\nEmerging Techniques and Technologies\nRevolution of Cloud-Based Information\n\n\nLNAPL Remediation Strategies\n\nHistorical Context\nActive LNAPL Depletion\nSheens and Seeps\nNatural Source Zone Depletion\nBioventing revisited\nBenzene\nLate stage chemical oxidation\nLow T Thermal\nVapor Intrusion Emerging Changes\n\n\nThe Future – Internet Based Monitoring\nDecision Guide Processes for Managing Risk\n\nImpact of Site Conceptual Model\nResolving Objectives: Technical\, Regulatory and Financial\nVision for Sustainability\n\n\nConcluding Workshop\n\nParticipant Panel\n\n\n\nBenefit from workshops that encourage thinking\, creativity\, technical mastery and managing LNAPL risk. \nWorkshops \n\n\n\nWorkshop 1:\nDeveloping an LNAPL Site Conceptual Model: Assessing Risk\, Tools for Characterization\, and Remedies\n\n\nWorkshop 2:\nExercise: LNAPL Presence\, Duration and Extent Given Active Releases\n\n\nWorkshop 3:\nExercise: List the Attributes of Early\, Middle and Late Stages Sites\n\n\nWorkshop 4:\nExercise: Recognizing and Managing Subsurface Uncertainties\n\n\nWorkshop 5:\nTools and Strategies for Characterizing Subsurface Releases: Differing Site Stage\n\n\nWorkshop 6:\nDiscussion: Primary Remedies for Subsurface Releases as a Function of Site Stage\n\n\n\n  \n\nBeing current with best practices for managing risk at LNAPL sites is essential to sustainable careers
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SUMMARY:Aquifer Testing For Improved Hydrogeologic Site Characterization
DESCRIPTION:Learn More Here: www.midwestgeo.com\n\nRegister Here: montreal-2-days-courses-registration\n\nCourse Details\n\nIntroduction:\nConducting aquifer tests in complex hydrogeologic settings such as heterogeneous or fractured media often leads to suspect data or unanswered questions after the field work is complete. Even when you are confident of the geologic conditions\, you may have difficulty designing effective aquifer tests\, running field equipment\, or selecting the best available model to analyze the test data. Where can you turn to improve your approach and skills for hydrogeologic site characterization? \nMidwest GeoSciences Group and Aquatic Life\, Ltd can help! We have designed a powerful two-day training course on aquifer testing design\, field methods\, and data analysis techniques featuring AQTESOLV and the In-Situ Level TROLL. This course will provide you with the knowledge to master aquifer testing from beginning to end–using world-class field equipment and aquifer test analysis software. \nBring Your Computer: Analyze data from a variety of hydrogeologic conditions and well configurations using AQTESOLV. Participants are welcomed to bring their own project data for analysis for QA/QC by the instructors. \nCourse Topics: \nHydrogeologic Site Characterization \n\nLearn to design the most effective aquifer test programs for a wide range of geologic conditions (including low permeability confining units and fractured bedrock)\nGain an advantage in your next aquifer test by mastering state-of-the-art field and data analysis procedures\nFind out how to differentiate laterally extensive sands from isolated sand bodies in a single boring\nDiscover new techniques for anticipating and resolving problems that may arise in aquifer tests\nObtain step-by-step instruction for field screening using the In-Situ Level TROLL and computerized analysis using AQTESOLV\n\nSlug Testing: \n\nLearn to select and apply appropriate slug test models for different hydrogeologic settings and well configurations\nMaximize results from tests conducted in wells screened across the water table\nFind out how to recognize and account for the effects of noninstantaneous (noisy) test initiation and wellbore skin\nDiscover the latest strategies for designing\, conducting and analyzing tests in high-K media including oscillatory responses\nGain knowledge of new approaches for decreasing test duration in low-K media\nMaster all aspects of data collection with the In-Situ Level TROLL\nObtain hands-on experience with AQTESOLV analyzing data from a wide range of geologic settings\n\nPumping Tests: \n\nLearn to design\, conduct and analyze pumping tests in confined\, leaky\, unconfined and fractured aquifers\nMaster strategies for dealing with variable pumping rates\, wellbore storage\, partial penetration\, well losses\, wellbore skin and other common issues\nDiscover powerful diagnostic methods including derivative analysis that help you select appropriate pumping test models\nGain an advantage by applying Agarwal’s method for analysis of recovery data\nFind out the best procedures for monitoring a pumping test with the Level TROLL\nMaster tips and tricks for using AQTESOLV to analyze constant-rate\, step-drawdown and recovery test
URL:https://aquaticlife.ca/event/aquifer-testing-for-improved-hydrogeologic-site-characterization/
LOCATION:Best Western Europa\, 1240\, rue Drummond\, Montreal\, Quebec\, QC H3G 1V7\, Canada
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