Courses

The advanced course is aimed at those who have already attended a three day introductory CALPUFF course or are experienced using the model. The course objective is to provide modellers with the latest CALPUFF updates and to discuss selected advanced problems. The day is meant to be informal and be more like a workshop where issues are discussed in an open forum. The instructor also has a range of technical subject material for presentation on many different subjects and a range of advanced ‘hands-on’ case study applications for the afternoon session.
Early bird closes 5 April 2019.

The three-day Introductory CALPUFF training course is aimed at individuals interested in air quality science who have a working knowledge of dispersion modelling. The objective of the course is to teach the proper use of CALPUFF through hands-on applications and give a thorough overview of dispersion modelling theory. This session is recommended for new users or those requiring a refresher in the operation of the modelling system, especially the new features that have been introduced in the past few years.
Early bird closes 5 April 2019.

The Biomass Smoke in the Human Environment BISMITHE II Workshop builds on the inaugural Workshop in Deloraine Tasmania 2016, providing a forum to connect a diverse group of participants across Australia and New Zealand, ranging from Councils, Government departments, community members, forestry operations, environmental consultants, scientific researchers, industry, environmental groups and individuals working in fields associated with Biomass Smoke generation and smoke impacts.

This online course introduces the key aspects of air quality management, including the science behind the behaviour and effects of air pollution.  The course covers air quality principles and describes how pollutants are assessed through modelling, monitoring and emission inventories.   Participants will receive the course workbook and an electronic copy of the CASANZ Publication Air Quality Regulations and Odour Management in Australia and New Zealand.

Early bird registrations close 6 March 2019.

This webinar is an opportunity to connect with the CASANZ President, Jason Choi. Jason will update you on discussions from the March Council meeting including future directions for the Society, current projects and priorities for this year. Email us if you would like us to discuss anything else.

Frank Fleer, Chairperson, will provide an update on the recent and planned activities of the Standards Australia Committee EV007.