Speakers from industry and academia will present current technologies used in site characterization and remediation. They will also present characterization methods needed for successful remedial design, and link characterization methods for successful remedial design with in-situ chemical remediation.
The Symposium will be held at the Cal/EPA Building in Sacramento and will be available via Web cast. In addition, DTSC will record the event and make it available on DTSC's Web site for future viewing.
Registration is required for on-site attendance, and space is limited to 250 persons. Web cast attendees are encouraged to register to receive notification of future symposia and information updates.
DTSC plans to move the final day of the symposium, May 16, outside for field demonstrations of equipment and technologies by vendors. It will not be Web cast and will be limited to the first 200 persons who register. Lunch will be provided.
E-mail RemSymp@dtsc.ca.gov if you have any further questions.
- Agenda Links through the agenda to speaker's biographies and presentations will be added as they come available.
- Registration Link Registration for Web cast participants is recommended so we can include you on any updates.
- Web cast Access will become active through this link approximately 15 minutes prior to the event.
- Lodging in the vicinity of the Cal/EPA Building can be found through the following links: Lodging 1 Lodging 2
Exhibitor sign-up is ongoing. For details on exhibiting during the symposium or field demonstration, e-mail RemSymp@dtsc.ca.gov. DTSC and its co-sponsors are pleased to welcome the following participants who have signed on to participate in the Remediation Technology Symposium.
Symposium: Thermal Remediation Services / CETCO Liquid Boot Company / Regenesis / EOS Remediation / RSI Drilling
Field Demonstration: Thermal Remediation Services / CETCO Liquid Boot Company / EOS Remediation / RSI Drilling
Disclaimer: In an effort to foster scientific and technical advances in characterization, monitoring and remediation of contaminated sites, the Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) in cooperation with the Groundwater Resources Association (GRA), and the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA), encourages full and frank discussion of all technical matters and related issues that come before it. Information presented in this remediation symposium represents the views of the participants and has not received formal DTSC, GRA or USEPA peer review. Therefore, this information does not necessarily reflect the views of DTSC, GRA or USEPA or other participating organizations and no official endorsement should be inferred. The information is not intended, nor can it be relied upon, to create any rights enforceable by any party in litigation with the State of California, United States or any other party. Use or mention of trade names does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation for use. Errors and omissions in the information will be corrected as they are found and time permits.
