Tackling the PFAS Crisis with Surfer: A Webinar on Contamination Modeling

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a pressing public health and environmental concern, impacting communities across the United States and around the world. These harmful substances can contaminate water, soil, and air—posing serious risks to people and ecosystems alike.
To support timely remediation efforts, detailed PFAS contamination plume models can be developed to guide effective cleanup strategies. That’s where Surfer comes in.

Join Drew Dudley, Senior Business Development Manager, for an insightful webinar exploring how Surfer can be used to build workflow-based PFAS contamination models. We’ll walk through the entire process—from raw contamination data to a fully developed site model—demonstrating how Surfer can help turn complex data into actionable insights.

In this session, we’ll explore how to:

• Create 2D PFAS contour maps
• Import PFAS data as a drillhole layer
• Grid drillhole data to visualize contamination plumes in 3D
• Design a final layout using a frame template
• Share your results with stakeholders via a 3D PDF
• Get a sneak peek at generating surfaces from drillhole picks

Who Should Attend:
This webinar is designed for environmental professionals, hydrogeologists, remediation specialists, engineers, geologists, geophysicists, and anyone creating maps in Surfer.

Take PFAS data to the next level—register today!