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Webinar: H1 - Calculation method

Free

Product Description

The webinar covers:

  • What the H1 Calculation method is and when to use it
  • Reference houses and how these are calculated
  • The advantages, disadvantages and limitations of the calculation method
  • Tricks + tips how to make it useful
  • How to use and verify the output.
  • Please note: that access to this webstream will expire after 1 month.
Product Information
Publication date November 2022
Product type Recorded seminar
Availability Available
Product code H1_CM

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