2016 National Environmental Monitoring Conference (NEMC)

2016 National Environmental Monitoring Conference (NEMC)

Aug 8-12, 2016 • Hyatt Regency • Orange County, CA

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The National Environmental Monitoring Conference (NEMC) is the largest conference focused on environmental measurements in North America! The conference brings together scientists and managers from federal and state agencies, the regulated community, academia, and laboratory and engineering support communities. NEMC features presentations, posters, training, exhibits, and networking opportunities.

Since 2006 NEMC has been co-sponsored by The NELAC Institute under a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA). The technical program is organized by a committee of environmental experts from government, academia, and private industry – it brings together a balance of technical and policy topics for each year’s symposium that are of interest to all.

The National Environmental Monitoring Conference (NEMC) provides the principal forum for addressing policy and technical issues affecting monitoring in all environmental media (i.e., water, air, soil, and waste) and across all environmental programs. Since 2007, NEMC has been combined with the Forum on Laboratory Accreditation (Forum) under the auspices of the Environmental Measurement Symposium to allow many attendees to minimize travel costs. The Forum consists of committee meetings, forums, workshops and trainings pertaining to The NELAC Institute (TNI). For more information about the Forum, please visit the TNI website at http://www.nelac-institute.org.

Since 2006 NEMC has been co-sponsored by The NELAC Institute under a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA). The technical program is organized by a committee of environmental experts from government, academia, and private industry – it brings together a balance of technical and policy topics for each year’s symposium that are of interest to all.