Join us for this educational, two-part webinar as prolific speaker Dr. David T. Williams presents examples of subtle misuses of HEC-RAS that could have potentially significant effects on a project’s hydraulic results.
2.0 PDH / 0.2 CEU
Virginia Beach is among the top ten cities in the country at risk from sea level rise. In 2015, Virginia Beach launched the Comprehensive Sea Level Rise and Recurrent Flooding Capital Improvement Program, which is now known as Sea Level Wise. This session will discuss the effort and its aim to produce information and strategies that enable Virginia Beach to establish long-term resilience to sea level rise and associated recurrent flooding.
Join prolific speaker Dr. David T. Williams as he helps you understand what to expect when asked to participate in legal processes, how to prepare, and how to minimize your organization’s exposure to possible legal actions.
Credits: 1.5 PDH / 0.15 CEU
Join prolific speaker Dr. David T. Williams as he helps you understand what to expect when asked to participate in legal processes, how to prepare, and how to minimize your organization’s exposure to possible legal actions.
May 31, 2022, 2:00 pm EST | Credits: 1.5 PDH / 0.15 CEU
This presentation will dive into the principles of living shorelines and how they can be implemented in salt and freshwater environments as a healthy and resilient solution.
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
November 7, 2023 | 2:00 PM EST/1:00 PM CST | This live webinar will delve into a methodology developed in Florida that enables communities to assess and categorize BMP costs and performance accurately.
1.0 PDH/0.1 CEU
This course will delve into a methodology developed in Florida that enables communities to assess and categorize BMP costs and performance accurately.
1.0 PDH/0.1 CEU
Flooding has long been a plague in the City of Brentwood along Deer Creek between Hanley Road and South Brentwood Boulevard with 26 floods since 1957, which caused significant public safety issues and property damage. The Brentwood Bound Project is a comprehensive plan to renew the Manchester Road corridor via three main components to the plan: Deer Creek Flood Mitigation, Manchester Road Improvements, and Deer Creek Greenway Connector.
Join us for this educational, two-part webinar as prolific speaker Dr. David T. Williams presents examples of common geometric mistakes and misunderstandings of bridge parameters using HEC-RAS that could have potentially significant effects on a bridge project’s hydraulic results.
2.0 PDH / 0.2 CEU
Flagstaff Water Services has integrated real-time asset management with rain and flow gauging, weather radar, and maintenance work requests. This session will describe the integration and how it has been successful not only for community protection but for the city’s reporting and compliance requirements.
This course is the second installment in our three-part Stormwater Below The Surface: Underground BMPs & Project Financing Webinar Series—others include Underground Stormwater Control Measures:
Discover which preparation methods are low-cost and achieve flood control in an efficient, expedient manner.
1 PDH / 0.1 CEU
Hoosier Energy in Petersburg, Indiana, has the Ratts Generating Station on the left descending bank of the White River. The site was experiencing severe erosion, which was impacting both electrical transmission lines as well as an existing switch yard.
Improve your street cleaning and stormwater quality program by joining internationally renowned sweeping expert, Roger Sutherland, as he explores the science behind the relationship between
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
This course will discuss the evolution of condition assessment and facility asset management in Portland, Oregon, and how that evolution has helped inform facility design and policy.
The first in a series of three courses focusing on the current state of affairs along our developed coast, strategy that is needed to meet these challenges, and some of the tough decisions that will need to be made regarding protecting certain coastal areas while abandoning others.
1.0 PDH / 0.1 CEU
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