The conventional built environment often alters the natural hydrology of a site, resulting in sheet flow, erosion, streambed scouring, and flooding. A suite of design and construction techniques exist to return a site to conditions that mimic predevelopment hydrological profiles. This class will discuss the hydrology of undeveloped sites and discuss techniques that assist a project in approximating those conditions. Case studies of advanced approaches, covering the design and engineering aspects of integrated water management, will help illustrate concepts presented.

Presenters

Mark Buehrer (2020 Engineering)

Robin McKennon Thaler, PE (Mayfly Engineering + Design)

This session will be available October 20, 2008.

Registration and more information:

Sessions are $75 for Cascadia members and $90 for nonmembers.

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