“Removal of iron and manganese from groundwater resources – Including for drinking water”
Tues, July 16
5.30 pm – 7.00 pm
RMIT Uni 080.02.022
Building 80, Level 2 (ground level), Lecture Theatre 2
Bio written by long term colleague, friend IAH VIC committee member Alan Wade: “I’ve known Geoff for about 36 years! Geoff has over 25 years of experience in the field of hydrogeology, he is passionate about providing expert advice and solutions to clients in the private, public, and environmental sectors.
As the founder and chief scientist of Coble Geophysical Services, he has successfully modelled and evaluated shallow and deep aquifers, advised enhanced remediation techniques, and solved complex design problems.’’
In Geoff’s current role, he uses his background in hydrogeology, geophysics and environmental geology to provide hydrogeologic advice to utility providers, environmental clients, and government agencies.
He also conducts research and development on new and improved methods and tools for hydrogeologic approaches to Alaskan problems.
Some of his recent projects include establishing a well field in a seasonally confined aquifer, designing and implementing a stormwater management and treatment plan for a major industrial site, and assessing the responsible party for a landslide.”
A big thankyou goes out to Mohammad Aminpour, Ph.D. and RMIT University for assisting with a venue for this informative presentation.
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