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Oklahoma Corporation Commission Petroleum Storage Tank Division

Course title	CEUs
Three-Dimensional Ground Water Flow and Contaminant Modeling for Natural Attenuation Remediation Design and Water Resource Management	21
Advanced Ground Water Modeling Techniques for Evaluating Natural Attenuation	21
Advanced Ground Water Modeling Techniques for Evaluation Performance of Natural Attenuation and Enhanced Bioremediation	21
Analysis and Design Aquifer Tests Including Slug Tests and Fracture Flow	24
Applied Ground Water Data Management Using Microsoft Access Oracle and SQL Server	16
Applications of Ground Water Geochemistry	21
Aquifer Tests: Operations and Parameter Estimation	16
Assessment and Management of MTBE-Impacted Sites	16
Computer Modeling of Natural Attenuation and Bioremediation	32
Design and Construction of Wells	16
Economic Analysis for Ground Water Remediation: A Tool for Decision-Making	16
Enterprise Ground Water Data Management Using Microsoft Access Oracle and SQL Server	16
Estimating Times of Remediation Associated with Monitored Natural Attenuation and Contaminant Source Removal	16
FractureTrace and Lineament Analysis Application to Ground Water Resources Characterization	21
Fundamentals of Ground Water Geochemistry	16
Geophysics for Environmental and Ground Water Applications	16
Geostatistics and the Data Quality Objectives Process for Environmental Remediation Decision-Making	21
GIS and Data Management for Ground Water Modeling	21
Isotropic and Hydrogeological Characterization of Fractured Rock Settings: Current and New Approaches	16
Low-Cost Remediation Strategies of Contaminated Soil and Ground Water	16
Model Calibration Using PEST	8
MTBE Treatment Technology	16
Multiphase Modeling of NAPL Spills Using UTCHEM	24
Natural Attenuation for Remediation of Contaminated Sites	21
Natural Attenuation Risk Assessment and Risk-Based Corrective Action	—
Principles and Practice of Forced Air Remediation	21
Principles of Ground Water: Flow, Transport, and Remediation	21
Screening Modeling for Natural Attenuation	16
Screening Modeling for Natural Attenuation with Bioscreen Biochlor and the NA TOOL KIT	16
Successful Remediation Technologies	15
The Modflow Course	24
Understanding Migration Assessment and Remediation of LNAPLs and DNAPLs Attenuation	21
Understanding Migration and Remediation of Non-aqueous Phase Liquids (LNAPLS and DNAPLS)	19
Visual Modflow — 1025A	24

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