Brownfield Summit 2020
12-27 MAY 2020
Virtual summit with three topic streams
20 +
EXPERT SPEAKERS
1000 +
ATTENDEES
6
DAYS
About the event
Online presentations, live panels and digital networking
Having consulted within the industry, we have concluded that the best option for Brownfield Summit 2020 in the light of the Covid-19 outbreak is to shift the format into the virtual world, creating an opportunity for a huge virtual conference comprising speaker presentations and panel discussions.
Virtual panel discussions, Q&A with audience
This virtual conference is designed for a broad range of brownfield professionals – including business leaders and early career professionals. If you are involved in investigating or monitoring contaminated land, ground gas or groundwater, or developing remedial strategies, come together and listen to our live online presentations and network through panel discussions and Q&A sessions. Get in touch if you want to join one of the virtual panels.
Training opportunities during Covid-19 lockdown
If you have staff on furlough, remember that HMRC rules permit them to undertake training activities while not otherwise working for your company.
Online networking app
We are also rolling out a conference app called Guild to facilitate online networking and discussions. Attendees can participate before, during and – crucially – after the conference sessions. You will be able to request meetings or calls with other attendees.
Replay sessions on demand
If you miss any sessions, don't worry because they will be available for attendees to replay till the end of June.
This event is CPD certified.
Programme
Ground Gas (12-13 May)
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Understanding the True Risks from Ground Gases
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Examining the Risk of Carbon Dioxide Arising from Disused Mineral Mines
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Case Study: Ground Gas Investigation and Assessment at Whitecliffe in Kent
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Examining the Role of Sewers
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Retrofitting Gas Protection Measures to Existing Building
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Gas Protection Verification Accreditation Scheme
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Improving Gas Protection Verification Standards
Groundwater (19-20 May)
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Deriving Robust Groundwater Risk Assessment Criteria
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Effectively Characterising a TCE Groundwater Plume to Complete a Remediation Pilot Trial
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Optimising Remote & Continuous Monitoring Technology to Achieve Real-Time, Targeted Data Collection
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Evaluating and Remediating a Complex Contaminated Groundwater Plume
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BioGeoChemical Reagents for Treatment of Chlorinated Solvent and Pesticide Contaminated Waters
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GroundWater Spatiotemporal Data Analysis Tool (GWSDAT)
Data Collection & Analysis (26-27 May)
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Ensuring the Timely & Regulatory-Compliant Management, Access & Sharing of Huge Volumes of Environmental & Project Data
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Examining the Legalities Regarding the Collection, Use and Sharing of Environmental and Site Assessment Data
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Streamlining Assessment of Environmental & Geo-Technical Risks to Improve Land Use & Development Decisions
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Using the New CIRIA Asbestos App to Improve the Identification & Management of Asbestos on Site
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Techniques for Improving & Verifying the Quality of Data Collection
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Optimising the Use of Geo-Technical & Land Data to Better Assess and Prioritise Sites
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Innovations in Data Modelling & Visualisation to Add Value to Your Site Data and Improve Client & Stakeholder Engagement
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Case Study: High-Resolution Geological Characterisation of the Lower Thames Crossing (LTC), SE England
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