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September 2009
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FEE ON OR BEFORE AUG. 21
NGWA MEMBER $445
NONMEMBER $595
(See conference Web page for complete fee schedule.)
This international meeting focuses on the occurrence and treatment of pharmaceuticals and EDCs in water.
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October 2009
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FEE ON OR BEFORE AUG. 14
NGWA MEMBER $675
NONMEMBER $725
This special-format, highly interactive conference addresses groundwater and climate change.
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FEE ON OR BEFORE SEP. 16
NGWA MEMBER $595
NONMEMBER $745
(See conference Web page for complete fee schedule.)
This conference addresses factors affecting groundwater management practice and outcomes.
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FEE ON OR BEFORE AUG. 31
NGWA MEMBER $325
NONMEMBER $475
(See conference Web page for complete fee schedule.)
This event provides classroom instruction and field training in comprehensive drilling operations and well construction.
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November 2009
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FEE ON OR BEFORE OCT. 4
NGWA MEMBER $425
NONMEMBER $625
(See conference Web page for complete fee schedule.)
This conference addresses groundwater and petroleum product contamination.
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December 2009
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FEE ON OR BEFORE OCT. 31
NGWA MEMBER $295
NONMEMBER $445
(See conference Web page for complete fee schedule.)
This forum addresses implications of geothermal energy for the groundwater industry.
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REGISTER ON OR BEFORE NOV. 13 TO SAVE
See www.ngwa.org/2009expo/fees.aspx for details.
The NGWA Expo brings together professionals from all sectors of the groundwater industry in one location to explore new solutions to new challenges.
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April 2010
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NGWA MEMBER $345
NONMEMBER $495
(See conference Web page for complete fee schedule.)
"Groundwater for a Thirsty World" focuses on groundwater's role as a global resource.
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August 2009
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NGWA MEMBER $925
NONMEMBER $1,075
This three-day course provides for a thorough understanding of how NAPLs migrate in hydrologic systems.
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NGWA MEMBER $875
NONMEMBER $1,025
This course focuses on understanding the hydrology of coupled groundwater/surface water systems in fractured rock settings using a watershed approach.
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September 2009
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NGWA MEMBER $845
NONMEMBER $995
This course deals with successfully and cost effectively achieving closure at sites with soil and/or groundwater contaminated by hydrocarbons, fuel oxygenates, and chlorinated compounds.
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NGWA MEMBER $850
NONMEMBER $1,000
You will obtain a practical knowledge of how to plan, design, and construct dewatering and groundwater control methods in this course.
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NGWA MEMBER $845
NONMEMBER $995
This course leads you through the planning, designing, operating, and management phases of systems for artificial recharge; principles are illustrated with practical examples.
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October 2009
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NGWA MEMBER $995
NONMEMBER $1,145
This course addresses inorganic chemistry, permeable reactive barriers, and geochemical modeling.
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NGWA MEMBER $1,495
NONMEMBER $1,645
This hands-on course presents the theory and practice behind MODFLOW and related programs; includes practical lab exercises of three-dimensional flow/transport/visualization.
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November 2009
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NGWA MEMBER $850
NONMEMBER $1,000
This short course stresses the underlying concepts of natural attenuation and practical guidelines for evaluating and applying it as a remediation approach.
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NGWA MEMBER $445
NONMEMBER $595
You will learn how diverse information can be integrated into site models in this course.
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NGWA MEMBER $445
NONMEMBER $595
This new short course offering focuses on the confluence of petroleum and groundwater hydrogeology.
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NGWA MEMBER $895
NONMEMBER $1,045
This course provides hands-on data analysis techniques required to effectively evaluate natural attenuation at sites with petroleum hydrocarbons and chlorinated solvents.
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NGWA MEMBER $1,350
NONMEMBER $1,500
This course provides instruction and hands-on training in identifying bedrock type and mapping fractures/lineaments for investigative site analysis.
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December 2009
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NGWA MEMBER $850
NONMEMBER $1,000
This course includes lectures complemented by in-class problem-solving discussions and manipulation of data. Environmental isotope methods are supported with case studies.
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NGWA MEMBER PRICE $425
NONMEMBER PRICE $575
This NGWA short course introduces the theory and methods used to artificially recharge aquifers through induced infiltration.
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NGWA MEMBER $850
NONMEMBER $1,000
This course will provide up-to-date knowledge to equip you with information for decision making and policy formulation.
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March 2010
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NGWA MEMBER $1,005
NONMEMBER $1,155
This course demonstrates the principles behind aquifer testing through hands-on methods that refine interpretation skills.
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June 2010
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NGWA MEMBER $995
NONMEMBER $1,145
This NGWA foundational course provides the background hydrogeological knowledge and fundamental technical skills necessary to pursue more advanced topics in groundwater.
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September 2009
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FEE IS PER SITE
NGWA MEMBER PRICE $109
NONMEMBER PRICE $159
Starting at 1 p.m. ET, this Webinar addresses how bit design and construction affect performance.
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FEE IS PER SITE
NGWA MEMBER $109
NONMEMBER $159
This Webinar addresses how FMCSA information can be obtained via the Web.
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October 2009
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FEE IS PER SITE
NGWA MEMBER $109
NONMEMBER $159
This first in a series of three independent, yet related, NGWA Webinars, this module addresses technological advances in the groundwater industry during the past two decades.
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FEE IS PER SITE
NGWA MEMBER $109
NONMEMBER $159
The second of three independent, yet related, NGWA Webinars, this module addresses aquifer tests and water chemistry advances in the groundwater industry during the past two decades.
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November 2009
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FEE IS PER SITE
NGWA MEMBER $109
NONMEMBER $159
Groundwater studies involving analysis of solute and isotope composition are addressed in this Webinar.
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FEE IS PER SITE
NGWA MEMBER $109
NONMEMBER $159
The last in a series of three independent, yet related, NGWA Webinars, this module continues to address technological advances in the groundwater industry during the past two decades.
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FEE IS PER SITE
NGWA MEMBER $109
NONMEMBER $159
This Webinar compares the benefits of reverse circulation drilling methods to other more traditional well construction methods.
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