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Topic: Atmospheric pressure – what are worst case conditions and how do you use this key metric in ground gas risk assessment?
Date & Time: Wednesday 4th September, 10AM
Description
Measuring and understanding atmospheric pressure as a variable can broaden your understanding of the site model. Atmospheric pressure might be a key component when it comes to data analysis, however, there are a few addition elements to consider when analysing atmospheric pressure.
In our latest webinar we’re asking – what are worst case conditions and how do you use this key metric in ground gas risk assessment? Led by Andrew Brunton, this webinar offers a developed understanding of how atmospheric pressure should be considered as a variable. Watch it below if you didn’t get a chance to join us.
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