Date: November 8, 2023
Time: Course Time:  5:30 – 6:30 pm | Q&A/Networking: 6:30 – 6:45 pm
Location: Online via Zoom (Link to Pre-Register in Zoom included on your confirmation screen and in a confirmation email)

Instructors:

• Denise Shepperd, ddms, Inc.
• Sonya Y. Ward, LSRP, PG, CHMM, Principal Hydrogeologist, Tetra Tech

Moderator: Sonya Ward

Description:

Environmental practitioners use analytical data to make decisions that affect human health and the environment, but how well is the analytical bias in the data understood?

In this course, Aspiring Professionals will learn how to use analytical data to make informed decisions that affect human health and the environment. We will explore how site conditions, site matrix, sampling error, and inherent analytical uncertainty can affect the usability of the data. We’ll also discuss the importance of understanding the analytical bias in the data and how to interpret it.

Course Highlights:

• Use of lab data/types during site remediation
• What needs to be reviewed?
• Impacts data review has on projects.

 Register today and get equipped with the knowledge and tools to navigate analytical data with confidence.

This course was featured at the June 2022 NJSRC and received positive feedback!

• “Good technical explanations. Very detailed and accurate!”
• “I have a much better understanding of basic geochemistry as it relates to groundwater remediation.”

Register for November 8, 2023 - Aspiring Professionals Series: Lab Analytics: Data Quality and User Perspective now.