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News Release from: WWEM | Subject: WWEM 2006
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Dates and new larger venue for WWEM 2006
WWEM 2006 will take place at the Telford International Centre on 1 - 2 November 2006, focusing once again on all aspects relating to water and wastewater monitoring
WWEM 2006 will take place at the Telford International Centre on 1st and 2nd November 2006 The event, which focuses on all aspects relating to water and wastewater monitoring, is jointly organised by the Environment Agency, SWIG (sensors for water interest group), and Environmental Technology Publications
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 16 Dec 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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WWEM 2006 Conference, Exhibition and Workshops
The WWEM 2006 Conference, Exhibition and Workshops on water, wastewater and environmental monitoring will take place on 1st and 2nd November 2006 at the Telford International Centre
Conference details announced for WWEM 2006
WWEM 2006 will focus on the regulations, procedures and technologies involved with compliance monitoring of aqueous discharges to the environment: WWEM is scheduled in Telford for 1-2 November 2006
It is comprised of a major Conference, Workshops, Exhibition and a Gala Presentation Dinner.
Following the success of the inaugural WWEM in 2005, organiser Marcus Pattison has announced that a much larger venue has been chosen for 2006.
"Entry to the Workshops and Exhibition will be free and Conference delegates will be charged GBP50/day.
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Exhibition space still available at WWEM
The WWEM 2006 Conference, Exhibition and Workshops on Water, Wastewater and Environmental Monitoring will take place from 1-2 November 2006 at the Telford International Centre, in the UK
WWEM conference finalised, Exhibition almost full
The organisers of WWEM 2006 announce the Conference speakers and proceedings have been finalised, the Workshops titles have been confirmed and more than 100 companies have booked exhibition space
Lunch and refreshments will also be free of charge.
We are already booking high-level speakers to address the Conference, providing the latest help and guidance on issues relating to legislation, technologies and procedures for effective testing and monitoring.
The number of Workshops will be reduced to give delegates more time to attend the Conference and browse the Exhibition, and Workshop time will be allocated to the first companies proposing interesting and relevant titles.
In 2005, we were unable to accommodate all of the exhibitors requesting space (there was a waiting list of 46 and the show was sold out 6 months in advance), however Telford offers a higher number of positions and 3m x 3m stands are available on a first-come, first-served basis".
Presentations at WWEM will include such topics as the Environment Agency Modernising Regulations Agenda and MCERTS for continuous water monitors, wastewater samplers and for the self-monitoring of effluent flow.
Looking forward to WWEM 2006, John Tipping who manages MCERTS for the Environment Agency, says "I congratulate those organisations that already have MCERTS certificates and I am delighted that a large number of companies have applications underway.
WWEM looks set to become a major event in the water calendar".
Bob Cooper from SIRA, which is the body appointed by the Agency to operate MCERTS, said: "Around thirty companies are currently going through the process of applying for MCERTS certification for their water monitoring products.
Initially, many companies start by only applying for MCERTS on their flagship products, but once they are able to see how easy and cost-effective it is, and how users are demanding MCERTS certification, they come rushing back to certify more of their product range.
Companies who don't get certification are at risk of having their products washed away by those that do.
Water Companies and PPC operators recognise MCERTS as a badge of quality and they know that it is here to stay".
Organisations wishing to exhibit should complete the 'Stand Preference Form' available on the website.
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