Site Characterisation & Risk Assessment
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Site Characterisation & Risk Assessment

ON DEMAND - Statistical Methods for Data Assessment and Assessing Environmentally Significant Effects in the Land Contamination Industry

Following the revision of the MfE Contaminated Land Management Guidelines No.5 last year, the need for a contaminated land webinar focussed on use of statistics became apparent. This presentation will cover: comparing soil contamination data with a critical concentration methods to assess...

ON DEMAND - Statistical Methods for Data Assessment and Assessing Environmentally Significant Effects in the Land Contamination Industry
Contact Name
ALGA Team
Contact Phone
02 4885 1136
Contact Email
events@landandgroundwater.com

ON DEMAND - The Hidden Carcinogen on Every Contaminated Land Project – Respirable Crystalline Silica

It’s the contaminant that’s almost guaranteed to be everywhere. A contaminant that causes cancer and other incurable diseases that cut workers lives short. But yet this contaminant is rarely listed as a contaminant of concern, and rarely given the same level of attention as other cancer-causing...

ON DEMAND - The Hidden Carcinogen on Every Contaminated Land Project – Respirable Crystalline Silica
Contact Name
Michael Rossi
Contact Phone
02 4885 1136
Contact Email
events@landandgroundwater.com

ON DEMAND - Mine Tailings vs the Environment: Are We Really Getting Better at Managing Risks and Impacts?

Tailings are a substantial solid waste produced during mining – requiring extensive engineering design, assessment and management to achieve environmentally safe storage. There have been, however, some severe tailings dam failures in recent years – leading to difficult questions about how...

ON DEMAND - Mine Tailings vs the Environment: Are We Really Getting Better at Managing Risks and Impacts?
Contact Name
Michael Rossi
Contact Phone
02 4885 1136
Contact Email
events@landandgroundwater.com

Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) Compliance Verification

Use of Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) for various aerial applications continues to increase, as does the number of UAS operators/ organisations conducting these. Associated airframes can range from the sub 2kg (excluded category) to those above 150kg, bringing with them different and various levels...

Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) Compliance Verification
Contact Name
ALGA Events Team
Contact Phone
+ 61 2 4885 1136
Contact Email
events@landandgroundwater.com

Ecological Risks of Per and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS)

Perfluoroalkyl and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) have been widely used in numerous applications since the 1950s, including aqueous film forming foams (AFFFs) used for fire suppression at airports, firefighting training facilities, and other industrial locations.  Many sites host ecological...

Ecological Risks of Per and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS)
Contact Name
ALGA Events Team
Contact Phone
+ 61 2 4885 1136
Contact Email
events@landandgroundwater.com

Unexpected Creosote Contamination – When a CSM Isn’t Enough

This session is a case study in what can go wrong even when all the boxes appear to have been “ticked” in your desk study information checklist.  We will go through the desk study information which proves that hindsight is 20/20 and then also summarise the site works and remediation undertaken...

Unexpected Creosote Contamination – When a CSM Isn’t Enough
Contact Name
ALGA Events Team
Contact Phone
+ 61 2 4885 1136
Contact Email
events@landandgroundwater.com

Advancing Site Characterisation by Assembling Multiple Contemporary and Historical Data Sources

“Poorly planned and executed site characterisation is likely to result in additional expense, both during the investigation and subsequent remediation, and inadequate or misleading data may also result in an increased risk to human health and the environment.” (CRC CARE Technical Report 11). In...

Advancing Site Characterisation by Assembling Multiple Contemporary and Historical Data Sources
Contact Name
ALGA Events Team
Contact Phone
+ 61 2 4885 1136
Contact Email
events@landandgroundwater.com

A Much Smarter Way to Site Characterisation – Incremental Sampling Method (ISM)

This ALGA webinar will introduce Incremental Sampling Methodology (ISM) as a tool for improved site characterisation, focusing on the practical application of Pierre Gy’s “Theory of Sampling” and his use of “Decision Units” to drive more effective and efficacious approaches to sampling. The US...

A Much Smarter Way to Site Characterisation – Incremental Sampling Method (ISM)
Contact Name
ALGA Events Team
Contact Phone
+ 61 2 4885 1136
Contact Email
events@landandgroundwater.com

Environmental Site Characterization using Data from Space to the Subsurface

Drones, satellites, and the data they collect are becoming a prevalent part of environmental monitoring and characterization. Recent developments in computer vision and artificial intelligence, combined with Ramboll’s extensive domain knowledge in site characterization, allow us to identify those...

Environmental Site Characterization using Data from Space to the Subsurface
Contact Name
ALGA Events Team
Contact Phone
+ 61 2 4885 1136
Contact Email
events@landandgroundwater.com

Remembering Sharon & Rebecca - An Example of Best Practice in Community Engagement and Communication

The deaths of two young girls in Northwich, Cheshire, UK from acute myeloid leukaemia led to an intensive Public Health investigation into the epidemiology and environment of the local community. This presentation considers how the investigation team, parents of the children, residents of the...

Remembering Sharon & Rebecca - An Example of Best Practice in Community Engagement and Communication
Contact Name
Selena Pryor
Contact Phone
+64 225 474 238
Contact Email
christchurch@landandgroundwater.com

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