This presentation will focus on the modeling approach and tools used and a discussion of volumetric estimates of stormwater runoff across geographies.

This session will discuss how revisions to stormwater manuals, the adoption of prudent planning and design policies, and an incorporation of data from the upcoming publication of NOAA Atlas 15 are tools that communities can use to protect life and property from low-probability and high-impact storm events.

In this presentation, speakers will describe an empirical model developed to assist in making mitigation response decisions at a tide gate control for a community in Fairfax County, Virginia.

This presentation explores the efforts by Jefferson Parish and the City of New Orleans to evaluate integrated gray and green infrastructure strategies within two adjacent neighborhoods separated by the 17th Street Canal, which was one of the failure points to cause historic flooding in the City of New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina.

In this presentation, a study focusing on the Cherry Hill community, a diverse community that is home to around 8,000 residents located along the southern shores of Baltimore City, will be explored.