Understanding Water Quality Statistics (AARDVARK)
Duration: 1 day
Delivery: Online (self-paced + 1hr mentoring)
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Delivery: In-person
Register your interestThis course has been designed specifically to provide water and environmental professionals with the foundational (or refresher) knowledge and skills for the assessment and management of water quality impacts.
Understanding and managing human impacts on the water environment requires a broad understanding of pollutant sources and pathways, monitoring and control strategies, plus the legislative framework that drives management and investment decisions.
Delegates may include early in their career in the water or environment industries, including those not of a scientific background, looking for knowledge of the basics of water science.
Participants may be drawn from any area of business or service where impacts of water quality affects their decision making. For example, water companies, regulators, water quality planners and environment officers.
The course enables learners to become confident in the real-world application of water quality management. Modules facilitate structured discussions where delegates can reflect on relevant contamination concerns, and exercises such as calculation of sample quality, compliance assessment of example river data, and interpretation of model outputs for use in decision-making.
Sarah Rawlings
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Course Delegate - 'Foundations of Water Quality and the Environment'
John Hazel
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Dan Swindells
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Course Delegate - 'Foundations of Water Quality and the Environment'
Course Delegate - 'Foundations of Water Quality and the Environment'
Course Delegate - 'Foundations of Water Quality and the Environment'