In today’s episode of PPM Simplifies, Todd Perry welcomes PPM’s Chris Sampognaro, Senior Geologist and Project Director in the Monroe, Louisiana office. Todd and Chris explore the critical role of data in environmental remediation and site management. Chris shares insights on how PPM’s data is collected, processed, and used to track environmental changes over time. Over time, managing data collection has improved, and advancements in technology are helping reduce human error in the process. Chris also reveals how data trends have provided clarity on remediation strategies at certain sites. You’ll hear how technologies are applied in the field and thoughts on best practices for managing long-term environmental data.
Chris Sampognaro is a Senior Geologist and Project Director based in Monroe, Louisiana, with 30 years of geologic experience, including 23 years in environmental services. A registered professional geologist in Louisiana and Tennessee, Chris specializes in subsurface investigations, groundwater monitoring, environmental due diligence, and regulatory compliance. He leads a team of environmental professionals and manages diverse projects such as site investigations, remediation, and risk assessments.
Key Topics and Takeaways
- Intro – Senior Geologist Chris Sampognaro
- How PPM collects data and how it is used
- Managing the long-term data collection and processing – eliminating human error
- Identifying trends – how is the data being analyzed?
- Sites where data trends provided clarity
- Changing technologies in remediation
- Closing thoughts on managing long-term data
- Reach out to PPM for any questions!
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