Rapid Design and Analysis of Groundwater
Remediation Systems: A Hands-On Computer Workshop

June 15, 2017

This one-day, hands-on computer workshop will appeal to LSRPs, engineers, and environmental professionals of all experience levels by providing an easy-to-use calculational tool for the planning and evaluation of a wide range of groundwater remedies, including extraction wells, collector trenches, slurry or sheet pile walls, permeable reactive barriers, and funnel and gate systems.

Attendees will receive instruction, and participate in a series of hands-on computer-based exercises, in which they will evaluate aquifer drawdown; optimize pumping well extraction rates; determine groundwater flow paths, velocities, and residence times; estimate system capture zone extent; create graphics with groundwater contours and pathlines; and examine other aspects that should be considered when designing, evaluating and optimizing groundwater remediation systems. Attendees will be introduced to a set of calculators that, with simple input data, can serve as a screening tool to produce preliminary remediation designs.

Seating is limited, please register as early as possible to ensure you have a terminal reserved!

Instructors:
Charles McLane, McLane Environmental, LLC
Mark Kauffman, McLane Environmental, LLC
Timothy Pryshlak, McLane Environmental, LLC

Registration Fee Includes:
Continental Breakfast, Buffet Lunch, Course Material, Continuing Education Certificate & Free Parking.

Continuing Education Credits