This presentation reviews a series of projects where SAPL technology has been employed in pipes ranging from 30 inches to 78 inches in diameter.

In this session, speakers will present a model for how municipalities, environmental firms, and construction companies can tackle these challenges with the use of technology.

Sediment basins are a common Best Management Practice (BMP) for minimizing sediment discharges and reducing peak flow rates from construction sites. Often times though, they do not function or provide the benefit for which they were designed.

The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) has made significant progress related to incorporating Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) solutions into transportation projects. This presentation will use project examples to highlight NMDOT GSI advancements.

This presentation will cover the evaluation of hydraulic storage design determination and constructability and cost efficiencies that were implemented under CMGC project delivery.

The City of Calgary is committed to protecting local surface water quality. Studies of Calgary’s stormwater pollutant loadings to waterways revealed that gravel surfaced laneways are a significant source of sediment that washes through city infrastructure and settles in storm ponds, streams, and rivers.