The NELAC Institute (TNI)

Good Laboratory Practice Series: Principles of Sample Collection - Sessions 1 + 2

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The course emphasizes the importance of collecting samples that represent the source matrix and maintaining the integrity of the sample until delivery to the laboratory. Also implicit in these objectives are understanding the objectives/reasons for collecting the samples, and ensuring that the selected site (or sites) accurately represent the goals of the sampling project. The goal is to provide practical guidance and performance measures for field operations to consider when collecting samples. This training series consists of the three sessions listed below. You may purchase webcasts of Sessions 1+2, Sessions 1+3, or all three sessions. Session 1: General Concepts. Session 2: Water Sampling Sources. Session 3: Sediments

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