Toronto, Canada, September 2025 ESdat Environmental Data Management Software, developed by EarthScience Information Systems (EScIS), has been announced as a Gold Sponsor of the upcoming Excess Soils Symposium 2025, taking place on September 25, 2025, at the Toronto Region Board of Trade.

The annual Excess Soils Symposium, organized by Environment Journal and Actual Media Inc., is Canada's premier forum on the business, regulation, and best practices of excess soil management. The 2025 edition will gather policymakers, regulators, contractors, consultants, waste managers, and technology providers for a full day of keynotes, panel discussions, and networking opportunities.

Symposium Focus: Regulation, Innovation, and Best Practice

This year's program highlights the evolving regulatory landscape, innovative technologies, and sustainable approaches for the reuse and recovery of excess soils. Sessions will explore the business impacts of excess soil policies, enforcement updates, and practical case studies from across the construction and remediation sectors. With regulators, contractors, and consultants in attendance, the event provides a unique platform for cross-sector collaboration on one of Canada's most pressing environmental challenges.

ESdats Role: Streamlining Environmental & Landfill Compliance

As a Gold Sponsor, ESdat Software brings to the forefront its proven role in supporting environmental compliance monitoring across sectors such as landfills, contaminated sites, infrastructure, and construction. ESdat centralizes laboratory, field, sensor, and historical data into a single platform, automates QA/QC processes, and provides instant comparisons against regulatory guidelines with exceedance alerts.

For professionals managing soil and landfill compliance, ESdat eliminates the inefficiencies of spreadsheets by delivering secure, repeatable, regulator-ready reporting. Features such as LabSync laboratory integration, digital field data capture, and guideline libraries ensure data integrity and auditability, giving organizations confidence in their compliance programs.

Nick Tumney and Paige Spurgeon of EScIS will be in attendance, engaging with peers and discussing how ESdat is helping organizations in Canada and globally manage complex compliance obligations more efficiently.

Why It Matters

The Excess Soils Symposium 2025 is more than a conference; it is a collaborative effort to improve soil reuse, reduce environmental impacts, and share best practices across industry and government. With ESdats' sponsorship, attendees will see firsthand how digital tools are transforming the management of environmental and soil data.

About ESdat

ESdat is an industry-leading Environmental Data Management System (EDMS) used worldwide by environmental consultants, laboratories, industrial operators, and regulators. Developed by EarthScience Information Systems (EScIS), ESdat supports projects ranging from single sites to enterprise-wide portfolios. Key capabilities include laboratory integration, digital field data capture, exceedance alerts, regulatory libraries, advanced reporting, and secure stakeholder portals.

Event details:

• Date: Thursday, September 25, 2025

• Venue: Toronto Region Board of Trade, 100 Queens Quay East, Toronto, Ontario

• Organizer: Environment Journal / Actual Media Inc.

For more information on the event, visit: Environment Journal Excess Soils Symposium

For details on ESdat, visit: www.esdat.net

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Data Management

Keywords

Environmetal Standards, Environmental Software, environmental monitoring