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Thursday February
21, 2008 |
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7.45 a.m. |
Registration
formalities. Coffee, juice, muffins, croissants, danishes, etc.
Exhibits. |
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8.25 a.m. |
Opening
remarks and introduction of exhibits. William James, University
of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario. |
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Session 1
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8.35 a.m. |
A Proposal for a New
Research Direction. Roger C. Sutherland and Gary R.
Minton, Pacific Water Resources, Inc., Beaverton, Oregon
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8.53 a.m. |
A Multi-Objective
Optimization Decision Support Model for Renewal Planning
of Sewer Networks. Mahmoud Halfawy, Leila Dridi, and
Samar Baker, National Research Council of Canada,
Regina, Saskatchewan.
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9.11 a.m. |
HSPF Application to
Microbial Indicator Data. Trent Schade, Delta Q
Partners, Orin Shanks and Matthew A. Morrison, USEPA,
National Risk Management Research Laboratory,
Cincinnati, Ohio, and Kate Field, Oregon State
University, Corvallis, Oregon
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9.29 a.m. |
The Use of Decision
Analysis and Watershed Modeling to Investigate E.coli
Potential Sources and Solutions in the Lake Tuscaloosa
Watershed, Alabama. Laith Alfaqih and Robert Pitt,
University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa Alabama. (before
Friday PM)
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9.47 a.m. |
Leveraging computational
grids and multi-core CPUs with PCSWMM.NET. W. Robert C.
James, William James and Tiehong Xiao. Computational
Hydraulics International, Guelph, Ontario, Canada
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10.05 a.m. |
Coffee and Exhibits |
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Session 2
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10.48 a.m. |
Advance topics on Urban
Water Systems Modeling – General Introduction. M. Reda,
CanadElectrochem, Cayuga, Ontario
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11.06 a.m. |
The Role of Phnom Penh's
Wetlands in Sustainably Treating Sewage Discharges to
the Mekong/Bassac/Tonle Sap River System. Kim Irvine,
Buffalo State, State University of New York, Buffalo,
New York.
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11.24 a.m. |
Update on the Status of
Sanitary Sewer Overflow Analysis and Planning (SSOAP)
Toolbox. Srini Vallabhaneni, CDM, Indianapolis, Indiana;
Fu-hsiung Lai, USEPA, Edison, New Jersey; Carl Chan,
Edward H. Burgess and Rod Moeller, CDM, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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11.42 a.m. |
Identify Wet-Weather
Sanitary System Problems by Combining Field
Investigation with Computer Modeling. Fang Cheng, CDM,
Columbus, Gregory R. Barden, City of Columbus, Julie A.
McGill, John P. Schroeder, and Edward H. Burgess, CDM,
Columbus, Ohio.
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12.00 noon |
Lunch break (lunch
not included) |
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1.00 p.m. |
Exhibits |
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Session 3 |
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1.30 p.m. |
Anatomy of an adaptive
stormwater management strategy at UniverCity supported
with continuous monitoring and detailed modeling. Gabor
Vasarhelyi and Mauricio Herrera, CH2M HILL Canada,
Vancouver, Canada and Dale Mikkelsen, SFU Community
Trust, Vancouver, Canada. |
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1.48 p.m. |
GIS Applications for
Regulatory Compliance. Uzair (Sam) Shamsi, Michael Baker
Jr., Inc., Moon Township, Pennsylvania.
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| 2.06 p.m. |
Integration of SWMM into a
Dam Break, Hurricane, and Extreme Flood Modeling and
Damage Assessment Framework. David R. Judi, University
of Utah and Los Alamos National Laboratory, Alfred J.
Kalyanapu and Amanda Gilliland, University of Utah,
Timothy McPherson, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los
Alamos, New Mexico, and Steven J. Burian, University of
Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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2.24 p.m. |
Video Processing Techniques
for Assisted CCTV Inspection and Condition Rating of
Sewers. Nima Sarshar, University of Regina, Mahmoud
Halfawy, National Research Council of Canada, and
Jantira Hengmeechai, University of Regina, Regina,
Saskatchewan.
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2.42 p.m. |
Integrated Web-Based
Automated Radar Acquisition, Flow Monitoring and
Real-time Hydraulic and Hydrologic Modeling for Flow and
Flood Forecasting in Toronto, Ontario and Erie County,
New York W. Robert C James, Tiehong Xiao and William
James, Computational Hydraulics, Int., Guelph, Ontario. |
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3.00 p.m. |
Coffee and Exhibits |
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Session 4
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3.30 p.m. |
A simple model for
predicting future channel planform from historical
aerial photographs. Paul Villard, Geomorphic Solutions,
Mississauga, William Snodgrass, Toronto Water, Toronto,
and Bishnu Gyawali, Geomorphic Solutions, Mississauga,
Ontario.
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3.48 p.m. |
An Evaluation of Stormwater
Management Practices to Provide Flood Protection for
Watershed-Based Targets. Aaron Farrell, Philips
Engineering, Burlington, Ontario
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| 4.06 p.m. |
Western New York Stormwater
Coalition: Compliance Through Collaboration. Mary C.
Rossi and Thomas R. Hersey, Jr., Erie County Department
of Environment and Planning, Kim Irvine and Stephen
Vermette, Buffalo State, State University of New York,
Buffalo, New York
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4.24 p.m. |
The Case for Flow Duration
Modeling. Roger Sutherland, PE, Phillip Pommier, PE and
Seth Jelen, Pacific Water Resources, Inc., Beaverton,
Oregon
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4.42 p.m. |
Urban Flood Management and
Hydrometeorologic Alert System, Rio Sabinal, Mexico.
Óscar Fuentes M., Juan Ansberto Cruz, Faustino De Luna &
J. L. Aragón, National University of Mexico. |
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5.00 p.m. |
Closing Remarks. End
of Sessions |
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Friday February 22, 2008 |
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7.45 a.m.
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Coffee, Refreshments and Exhibits
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Session 5
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Storm Drainage System Modelling of the Edmonton’s
Clareview and Pilot Sound Storm Basins. Steven Chan,
City of Edmonton, Michelle Yu, Earth Tech (Canada) Inc.,
Edmonton, Alberta, Scott Neuman, Earth Tech (Canada)
Inc., Burnaby, British Columbia, and Magdy Hashem, Earth
Tech (Canada) Inc., Edmonton, Alberta.
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| 8.48 a.m. |
Characterization of Urban
Green Roof Stormwater Runoff. Jieyun Chen, Environment
Canada, James Li, Ryerson University, and Barry J.
Adams, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario.
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| 9.06 a.m. |
Compost Biofilters for
Highway Stormwater Runoff Treatment. Karen Finney, Vahid
Taleban, Bahram Gharabaghi, Ed McBean and Ramesh Rudra,
University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario
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9.24 a.m.
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A Methodology for Modeling LID to Best
Manage Stormwater Runoff and Maintain Water Quality.
Camylyn Lewis, Fairfax County, Fairfax, Virginia and
Michael Wang, Hazen and Sawyer, P.C., Raleigh, North
Carolina.
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9.42 a.m.
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Scour in Stormwater Catchbasin Devices –
Experimental Results from a Physical Model. Humberto
Avila and Robert Pitt, The University of Alabama,
Tuscaloosa, Alabama. |
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10.00 a.m.
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Coffee and Exhibits
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Session 6
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10.30 a.m.
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Structural BMPs for Stormwater Treatment
Control – Selection and Design Criteria for Urban
Drainage System. Hong Lin, Fariar Kohzad and Walt Stein,
CONTECH Stormwater Solutions, California |
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10.48 a.m.
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Revising a Combined Sewer System Design
for Improved Results. Phil Brink, CDM and Larry Witt,
Detroit Water and Sewerage Dept., Detroit, Michigan
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11.06 a.m.
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Evaluating Surge Potential in CSO
Tunnels. Karen Ridgway, Applied Science, Inc., Detroit,
Michigan
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11.24 a.m.
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Mechanisms of Flow Regime Transition in
Rapidly Filling Stormwater Storage Tunnels. James W.
Lewis, Calvin Creech, Steven J. Wright, and Jose G.
Vasconcelos, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Michigan.
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11.42 a.m.
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Manhole incidence on transient flow
modelling during storm sewer flooding event. Mathurin
Daynou, Musandji Fuamba and Tew-Fik Mahdi, École
Polytechnique de Montréal, Montréal, Quebec |
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12.00 p.m.
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Lunch break (lunch not included)
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1.00 p.m.
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Exhibits
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Session 7
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1.30 p.m.
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Implementation of Flushing
Tanks in Combined Sewer Networks to Comply with Optimum
Self-cleaning Properties. Reza H.S.M. Shirazi, Raf
Bouteligier and Jean Berlamont, Katholieke Universiteit
Leuven, Leuven, Belgium
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1.48 p.m.
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Physical Model Study, CSO Diversion
through Bottom Outlet Slot, Site DS-4 Upper Rouge Tunnel
System. James W. Lewis and Steven J. Wright, The
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and James Sherrill
and Mark Pribak, Wade Trim Associates, Detroit Michigan.
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2.06 p.m.
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Hydraulic Design of Drop Structures.
Mohamed Abdel-Latif, HA-m Corporation, Worthington, and
Heather Ivory, URS Corporation, Columbus, Ohio
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2.24 p.m.
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Current Technologies for On-line
Monitoring of Quality of Water in Distribution Systems.
Mirnader Ghazali and Edward McBean, University of
Guelph, Guelph, Ontario
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2.42 p.m.
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A Network Learning Approach for Asset
Management in Water Distribution Infrastructure, Zoe J.
Y. Zhu and Edward A. McBean. University of Guelph,
Guelph, Ontario. |
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3.00 p.m.
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Coffee and Exhibits
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Session 8
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3.24 p.m.
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A Simulation Study on Using Inverse
Transient Analysis for Leak Detection in Water
Distribution Networks. Bryan Karney and David Khani,
University of Toronto, Toronto, and Mahmoud Halfawy,
National Research Council of Canada, Regina,
Saskatchewan and Osama Hunaidi, National Research
Council of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario |
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3.42 p.m.
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Giving Life To Failed Un-Reinforced
Masonry Foundations By Controlling Surface Drainage And
Sub-Surface Moisture. Ashwin Beosumbar, Beosumbar and
Associates, Durban. South Africa. |
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4.00 p.m.
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Implications of Snowmelt on Urban Water
Quantity Quality: Experience from the City of Toronto.
Nandana Perera and Bahram Gharabaghi, University of
Guelph, Guelph, Ontario |
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4.18 p.m.
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Removal Efficiency of Dry Diffuse
Pollutant through Street Sweeping and Rainfall. Saadat
Ashraf, University of Engineering &Technology, Peshawar,
Pakistan,and Azam Khan, SunWater, Brisbane, Australia. |
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4.36 p.m.
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Urban Water Management Problems:
Bangladesh Perspective. Chowdhury Mohammad Farouque, Md.
Abu Noman and Kamal Hossain, Institute for Environment
and Development Studies-IEDS, Bangladesh. |
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4.54 p.m.
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Climate change impact on hydrological
extremes along Rivers in Belgium, O. Boukhris,
Hydraulics Laboratory, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven,
Belgium, P. Willems, Hydraulics Laboratory, Katholieke
Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, P. Baguis, The Royal
Meteorological Institute of Belgium, E. Roulin, The
Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium. |
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5.12 p.m.
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Awards, CEU certificates and Conference Closure
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For further information
Call Rob James at CHI: tel: (519) 767-0197, fax: (519) 489-0695,
email: info@computationalhydraulics.com
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