EFG & Seequent Webinar: Bridging the gap in subsurface characterisation

Groundwater decisions are getting harder—and disconnected data increases the risk.

From PFAS contamination to water scarcity and climate uncertainty, environmental professionals need to make faster, more defensible decisions about groundwater quality and quantity.

Join Dr Thomas D. Krom, Segment Director, Environment at Seequent, former lead hydrogeologist and one of the product founders of Leapfrog, to explore how connected digital workflows can turn fragmented subsurface data into clearer, more confident decisions.

Using real-world contaminant investigation and Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) applications, Thomas will show how geophysics, 3D geological modelling and groundwater simulation can work together to understand contaminant pathways, assess recharge viability, reduce uncertainty and communicate decisions more clearly.

Key topics:
– PFAS and groundwater contamination
– Managed Aquifer Recharge and water resilience
– Connecting geophysics and 3D geological models
– Groundwater flow simulation and defensible decision-making

Speaker:
Dr. Thomas D Krom, Segment Director, Environment at Seequent, brings a unique perspective to the digital construction landscape, rooted in more than two decades of experience as a hydrogeologist. His early career was dedicated to critical environmental challenges, from remediating contamination to mapping potable water supplies.
Pivoting from practice to innovation in 2007, he became a product founder for Leapfrog Hydro, driven by a mission to empower fellow scientists with intuitive and powerful digital tools. Since 2018, Dr. Krom has helped guide the strategic direction of Seequent, a Bentley company. He is a passionate advocate for leveraging subsurface digital models to help de-risk projects and build more resilient and sustainable infrastructure.

CPD points:
If you are a European Geologist (EurGeol) title holder, you can obtain 0.25 CPD points under the informal learning/training category by attending the full webinar.

*This is a sponsored webinar. The content presented does not constitute endorsement by the European Federation of Geologists (EFG). The views and opinions expressed are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the official position or policies of EFG.