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Featured Links
The emphasis
of all Nielsen Environmental Field School field training courses
is on practical application of techniques discussed in the
classroom to real-world field conditions. The unique component
of our courses is the participation of course attendees in
hands-on field sessions where a wide variety of field equipment
is used to complete field exercises. The following featured
links will let you explore a range of equipment currently
used in our courses. We are always expanding our list of equipment,
so if you want to see if we use a particular piece of equipment
that is not on our featured links, contact
us!
The Nielsen Environmental
Field School is not affiliated with any of the companies contained
in our Featured Links. We do not sell any of the equipment
or products listed here, but we do use the equipment in our
courses, and we can recommend it to our students and others.
Other Educational
Programs We Support:
Princeton
Groundwater's Groundwater
Pollution and Hydrology Course and The
Remediation Course are recognized in the industry as the
two top-rated groundwater pollution, hydrology and remediation
courses available anywhere in the world. They are taught by
the eight leading groundwater professionals and teachers in
the field and are the established industry standards, consistently
attracting the highest enrollments of any available groundwater
training courses. They are designed for the professional training
needs of Geologists, Engineers, Chemists and Environmental
Scientists and have been approved for continuing education
credits by state boards. The emphasis in both courses is on
acquiring a comprehensive, practical working knowledge of
the concepts, principles, professional practices and technologies
underlying groundwater hydrology, contamination and remediation.
Both courses provide an extraordinary amount of applied information
taught by knowledgeable lecturers who cover over 1000 pages
of course materials in over 37 hours of classroom contact
time.
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