This class covers a spectrum of topics from the theory of relational management of site data to practical suggestions about working with laboratories, in an effort to equip environmental professionals with the skills they need to effectively implement a data management system.
Many environmental projects have reached the point where the amount of data that has been collected requires a robust tool to manage it. This class covers a spectrum of topics from the theory of relational management of site data to practical suggestions about working with laboratories, in an effort to equip environmental professionals with the skills they need to effectively implement a data management system. It starts with an overview of site data management concepts, and then progresses through relational data management theory, designing a database tool, implementing the database system, and then ends with pitfalls, horror stories and successes in site data management. The concepts covered apply to any database management system, from stand-alone through client-server to web-based.
The course is taught by Dr. David Rich, president of Geotech Computer Systems, Inc. and/or Judy Mitchell, Vice President of Operations. Dr. Rich has an education and background in computers and geology, and over 25 years experience solving petroleum, mining, environmental and business computing problems. Ms. Mitchell is responsible for management of client projects, and assists with the development of company software. She has over 25 years of work experience in geology and environmental sciences, and over 13 years of hands on computer experience. Geotech Computer Systems, Inc. specializes in data management, Geographic Information Systems, and statistics for site environmental data. We use our expertise in earth science and computer technology to help our clients manage their business information in the most economical and easy manner.
Geotech Computer Systems, Inc., 7346 South Alton Way, Suite L, Englewood, CO 80112. Tel: 877-740-1999; Fax: 303-740-1990.
