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Introduction to environmental monitoring

This course provides a basic introduction to environmental monitoring for staff and volunteers in museums and other heritage institutions.  Participants will explore the reasons for undertaking monitoring, what factors should be monitored, the variety of equipment available and how to analyse and make use of the data gathered.

The day will include practical exercises within Perth Museum, including an opportunity to see and hear from staff about their environmental practices � what they currently use and why.

This course will be particularly helpful if your museum is currently preparing to meet the requirements of the Museum Accreditation Scheme.

Date:  Wednesday 13th February 2008
Venue:  Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum
Leader:  Will Murray, Artefacts and Preventive Conservator, The Scottish Conservation Studio
Cost:  �35 for SMC members� volunteers, �85 for SMC / ASVA members, �105 for non-members

To book a place, send in a completed booking form or contact Administrative Assistant Lucy Adams.
T: 0131 550 4110
E: [email protected]


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