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This technical topic discusses methods for evaluating and comparing the effectiveness of best management practices, as well as topics and trends in stormwater research, such as standardizing testing protocols and standards.
This session will discuss a decade-long monitoring effort with the City of Charlotte, centered on the performance of the Stormwater Management StormFilter®, the first proprietary practice to be fully compliant with Charlotte’s local protocol.
This course discusses how bioretention systems are designed, how different engineered soil media impact the movement of stormwater runoff through the engineered soil layers, and how this is typically modeled.
0.25 CEUs/2.5 PDHs
This course discusses how climate change impacts stormwater runoff, how to account for these changes in the design of stormwater and flood control facilities, and how secondary effects such as sea level rise indirectly impact stormwater runoff.
0.1 CEU/1 PDH
WSDOT conducted a multiyear study collecting hydrological data from roadside embankments.
This course highlights the challenges of implementing the plan of this type given the fragmented nature of the municipal water and wastewater industry.
0.05 CEU / 0.5 PDH
This course will show video clips to provide instruction on the "latest and greatest" of erosion control/soil stabilization practices.
0.5 CEU/5 PDH
This presentation will focus on the selection of vegetation and different growing media for high-performing bioretention facilities.
Join Dr. Matthew Uliana for a 2-session webcast series exploring hydrogeology and groundwater systems.
3 PDH / 0.3 CEUs
This course will educate the stormwater engineer to the availability of better, more accurate hydrologic computational methods and the benefits of learning this technology.
An overview of the metrics, data methodology, protocol limitations, challenges and successes.
Advanced treatment trains that start the design at the roof vs. ground level will be emphasized in this session, and several successful projects at various scales will be discussed along with suggestions on improvement of designs.
1 PDH / 0.1 CEU
Erosion control how-to with erosion control guru Jay Selby (President, SSEC)! Topics include understanding your soil, soil preparation, proper mulch applications, and Hydraulic vs. Rolled Erosion applications.
Explore the history and drivers of the program, the grant program structure, case studies of awarded projects, and the challenges and lessons learned.
Deicing salts have been found to have a negative impact on the performance of manufactured filtration treatment devices (MFTDs); yet, testing protocols for MFTDs rarely consider the effects of deicing. As a guide to developing a test, this session will examine a standardized stormwater-filter deicing protocol developed by a leading European technical authority that used to test the HydroChain™ Vortex Filter.
Learn how the city of Shoreline, Washington, is addressing stormwater needs against a backdrop of rapid redevelopment.
This course covers techniques for monitoring stormwater pipes, streams, and canals to predict and model annual loads to a waterbody.
Learn about King County’s experience developing collaborative stormwater management programs.
This course will examine the pros and cons of permeable pavements, their uses in parking lots, driveways, and other traffic environments, while exploring the most appropriate applications.
0.1 CEU/1.0 PDH
This course is designed as a Primer to begin to develop the steps and strategies one concerned with PFAS mitigation must take before deciding on a treatment plan.
.1 CEU/1 PDH
This course will discuss the trials and tribulations that the City of Avon Lake, Ohio has gone through in working with HOAs to manage their post-development Stormwater BMPs.
This course will present new developments related to runoff reduction and findings from the International Stormwater Best Management Practices Database (BMP Database).