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Profile sharing

By sharing your profile on the conference app, you will be able to make new connections, engage with other attendees and participate in the different features.

If you choose to opt out, your profile will still display in the conference app, but only your first name and the first letter of your last name will be visible.

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Conference Workshops

The 2026 Conferences offer a range of Special Interest Group (SIG) workshops to be held on Sunday 30 August 2026. View more information on the conference website.

Please select which workshops you’re interested in attending.

Odour Management in Practice: Measurement, Modelling, Health and Regulation

Lead Special Interest Group: Odour SIG
Summary: This full-day interactive workshop brings together leading practitioners, regulators, consultants, and researchers to examine odour from measurement through to modelling, regulation, and community impact.
Format: Full-day conference workshop with presentations, panels and activities
Time: Sunday FULL DAY

The Future of Dust Management: Where do we go from here?

Lead Special Interest Group: Dust SIG
Summary: Dust management is changing. Expectations are shifting, tools are advancing, and the context in which dust is assessed and regulated continues to evolve. This conference workshop brings together cross sector perspectives to examine what these changes mean in practice and how approaches to monitoring, mitigation, and compliance are adapting.
Format: In-person workshop with panel and interactive activities
Time: Sunday AM

Fire, Smoke & Community Wellbeing: Strengthening Exposure Science for Informed Decision Making

Lead Special Interest Group: Biomass Burning SIG
Summary: This workshop establishes the technical foundation for a future CASANZ series, examining how smoke exposure is estimated, interpreted and applied in policy and practice. It brings together expertise across modelling, monitoring and public health to support cross-disciplinary discussion on smoke exposure.
Format: Half-day workshop combining technical presentations, cross-SIG discussion and structured synthesis
Time: Sunday PM

Shaping the Future of Air Measurement for PFAS and Emerging Contaminants

Lead Special Interest Group: Measurement SIG
Summary: Join us for an expert-led half day workshop where science meets practice; and where sampling trains, analytical challenges, and regulatory pressures all come into sharp focus. Expect live demos, expert perspectives, and candid conversations about what’s needed to turn today’s measurement uncertainties into tomorrow’s standards.
Format: Half-day workshop: presentations, hands-on live demonstrations and panel discussion
Time: Sunday PM

Conference Workshops

The 2026 Conferences offer a range of Special Interest Group (SIG) workshops to be held on Sunday 30 August 2026. View more information on the conference website.

Please select which workshops you’re interested in attending.

Odour Management in Practice: Measurement, Modelling, Health and Regulation

Lead Special Interest Group: Odour SIG
Summary: This full-day interactive workshop brings together leading practitioners, regulators, consultants, and researchers to examine odour from measurement through to modelling, regulation, and community impact.
Format: Full-day conference workshop with presentations, panels and activities
Time: Sunday FULL DAY

The Future of Dust Management: Where do we go from here?

Lead Special Interest Group: Dust SIG
Summary: Dust management is changing. Expectations are shifting, tools are advancing, and the context in which dust is assessed and regulated continues to evolve. This conference workshop brings together cross sector perspectives to examine what these changes mean in practice and how approaches to monitoring, mitigation, and compliance are adapting.
Format: In-person workshop with panel and interactive activities
Time: Sunday AM

Fire, Smoke & Community Wellbeing: Strengthening Exposure Science for Informed Decision Making

Lead Special Interest Group: Biomass Burning SIG
Summary: This workshop establishes the technical foundation for a future CASANZ series, examining how smoke exposure is estimated, interpreted and applied in policy and practice. It brings together expertise across modelling, monitoring and public health to support cross-disciplinary discussion on smoke exposure.
Format: Half-day workshop combining technical presentations, cross-SIG discussion and structured synthesis
Time: Sunday PM

Shaping the Future of Air Measurement for PFAS and Emerging Contaminants

Lead Special Interest Group: Measurement SIG
Summary: Join us for an expert-led half day workshop where science meets practice; and where sampling trains, analytical challenges, and regulatory pressures all come into sharp focus. Expect live demos, expert perspectives, and candid conversations about what’s needed to turn today’s measurement uncertainties into tomorrow’s standards.
Format: Half-day workshop: presentations, hands-on live demonstrations and panel discussion
Time: Sunday PM

Registration Terms and Conditions

All registration fees are quoted in and will be charged in Australian dollars. Registration fees are inclusive of Goods and Services Tax (GST).

The following terms will apply to both 2026 CASANZ Conferences:

• All invoices must be paid within 14 days.
• Unpaid early bird registrations will revert to the full registration fee after the early bird sale period.
• Conference registrations will be confirmed only after full payment is received.
• Sharing of registrations is not permitted, a separate registration is required for each individual.
• Transfers are permitted with a minimum of fourteen (14) business days' notice before the event. Any difference in fees must be paid if the substitute registrant is not eligible for the same registration rate. No refunds will be provided for transfers to a lower registration category.
• In accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which came into effect in 2018, CASANZ and its third-party providers may collect and process your personal information for the purposes of planning and conducting the event, as outlined in this Privacy Policy.
• CASANZ reserves the right to alter, amend, or cancel any element of the event program without prior notice.
• By attending the event, you consent to being photographed or filmed. Your image may be used, in full or in part, for any CASANZ-related promotional or educational purposes.
• Cancellations will be subject to the following refund terms:
  • More than 60 days before the event: A full refund minus a $150 administration fee.
  • Between 60 and 30 days before the event: A 50% refund of the registration fee minus a $150 administration fee.
  • Less than 30 days before the event: No refund will be issued; however, the registration package and event proceedings will be sent.
  • Non-attendance: No refund will be provided for registrants who fail to attend without prior cancellation.

By registering for or attending the event, you agree to abide by these Terms and Conditions as set out by CASANZ.

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Thank you for registering to attend the 2026 Clean Air and Environment Conference & the 2026 Asia-Pacific Odour Conference.

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