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Short Courses

A full program of training workshops and short courses will be provided as part of the conference. All of these are scheduled for Sunday 15th September.

The following Workshops have been confirmed:

• ½ day - Integrated DNAPL Site Remediation Strategy (IDSS) - Coordinated by Naji Akladiss
• ½ day - Measurement and Use of Mass Discharge and Mass Flux to Improve Decisions at Contaminated Sites – Coordinated by Naji Akladiss
• 1 day - Petroleum Vapor Intrusion: The Current Science of Investigation and Mitigation - Coordinated by John Boyer

The following Workshops under consideration:

• 1 day - Emerging and Priority Contaminants - Assessment and Impacts course
• 1 day - Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) course
• 1 day – Risk Assessment
• ½ day - Applying Sustainability Principles to Remediation in ANZ
• ½ day - Insitu Thermal Remediation
• ½ day - Horizontal Drilling Techniques

Full details will be posted as workshops are confirmed.

1/2 day Workshop: Integrated DNAPL site remediation strategy

Download full workshop details here.

Workshop coordinator:Naji Akladiss

Workshop overview: This short course is based on 2011 ITRC IDSS-1 training, “Integrated DNAPL Site Strategy.” (www.itrcweb.org)

Who should attend: This IDSS training is intended for regulators, remedial project managers, and remediation engineers responsible for sites contaminated by chlorinated solvents. Attendees should be familiar with the latest evolution of site characterisation challenges; realistic planning of site restoration; evolving treatment techniques; and evaluating, monitoring and interpreting mass transport in the subsurface aqueous and vapor phases. In addition to chlorinated solvent contaminated sites, other types of contaminated sites (e.g. petroleum, mixed contaminants, etc.) will also benefit from this workshop.

1/2 day Workshop: Measurement and use of Mass Discharge and Mass Flux to improve decisions at contaminated sites

Download full workshop details here.

Workshop coordinator:Naji Akladiss

Workshop overview: This short course is based on 2010 ITRC Massflux-1 training, “Use and measurement of mass flux and mass discharge.” (www.itrcweb.org)

Who should attend: Practitioners, regulators, and others working on groundwater sites should attend this training course to learn more about various methods and potential uses of mass flux and mass discharge.