WWEM 2012 workshop programme announced

The organisers of WWEM 2012, the Water, Wastewater & Environmental Monitoring event, have published the titles for many of the Workshops that will take place in Telford (UK) on the 7th and 8th of November.

In total, almost 80 workshops will be available during the event and whilst visitors will not have to reserve places; they will have to plan their visit carefully in order to ensure that they attend the most relevant workshops and conference presentations, whilst also allocating time to visit the 120+ exhibition stands.

Over 40 workshop titles have already been published covering a broad spectrum of environmental monitoring topics. For example, there will be presentations on the monitoring of groundwater and on high resolution multi-site monitoring of surface water to inform the development of legislation. Several workshops will examine wastewater sampling and monitoring, and others will look at ways to improve energy efficiency in wastewater treatment. Almost all of the most common water quality parameters will be discussed with specific presentations on TOC, DO, ammonia and metals.

The gas detection zone will also run a programme of workshops covering the latest technologies, sampling, calibration, and the benefits to be gained from monitoring toxic, combustible or explosive gases.

As new Workshops are finalised they will be added to list available from the Workshop tab at www.wwem.uk.com