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ASCE East Central Branch | Florida Section > Pages > Technical Committees > Water Resources Committee 

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The ASCE East Central Branch Water Resources Technical Committee was formed to help inform, educate, and promote the importance of water resources within our region. This committee is comprised of local professionals engaged within the water resources technical area, including surface and ground water resources. The services this committee provides includes the monthly luncheons and an annual seminar which provide the forums through which our members are able to stay up to date with ever changing regulations, the latest trends within the industry, and projects and initiatives within the region and the state. The proceeds generated from these functions are utilized to provide scholarships to those individuals seeking degrees within water resources related fields and provide other reduced cost training programs throughout the year focused on topics of special interest.

  

29th Annual ASCE Water Resources Seminar
Friday, April 19 2013
at the Buena Vista Palace in Orlando
 
PROCEEDINGS
 

I-4 Ultimate Corridor – Bold and Innovative Approach to Drainage Design

Loreen Choate Bobo, P.E. , Beata Stys-Palasz, P.E., FDOT District Five

 

Revolutionizing Water Resources & Environmental Data Management with Real-time Automated Logic and Control

Marcus Quigley, PE, CPESC, D.WRE, Geosyntec Consultants

 

The Orlando Easterly Wetlands and Its Role In Meeting Orlando’s Future Wastewater Demands

Mark Sees, Kathryn Rothfeld, City of Orlando

 

The Importance of Stormwater Infiltration on Nutrient Loading

Justin Gregory, P.E., Jones Edmunds & Associates

 

Numeric Nutrient Criteria Update

Winston Borkowski, Hopping Green & Sams Attorneys and Consultants

 

Modeling Treatment Efficiency of Stormwater Ponds with Floating Treatment Wetlands

Zachary Marimon, Stormwater Management Academy, University of Central Florida

 

Assessment of Present and Future Rainfall-Runoff in Apalachicola River Basin

Karim Alizad, Coastal Hydroscience Analysis Modeling & Predictive Simulations (CHAMPS) Laboratory

University of Central Florida

 

Impacts of Sea Level Rise on Shoreline Changes: a Bruun Rule Application

Davina Passeri, CHAMPS Laboratory, University of Central Florida

 

ICPR v4 – A Generational Change in Modeling

Peter J. Singhofen, P.E., Streamline Technologies, Inc.

 

Litigation Prone Areas of Stormwater Management With Illustrated Case Studies

Devo Seereeram, Ph.D., P.E., Principal, Devo Engineering

 

 Thanks to our EXHIBITORS!
 
Triangle Reprographics
R. H. Moore & Associates
Advanced Drainage Systems
Hanson Pipe & Precast
Thirsty Duck, Ltd.
US Foundry
Pickett & Associates
Suntree Technologies
Hyatt Survey Services
Southeastern Surveying & Mapping
ACF Environmental
Mar Mac Construction Products
ABT, Inc.
Coastal, an Oldcastle Company
Atkins
The Balmoral Group
 
Thanks to our SPONSORS!
 
Reynolds, Smith & Hills
Thirsty Duck, Ltd.
Vanasse, Hangen Brustlin
Inwood Consulting Engineers
Geosyntec Consultants
DEVO Engineering
Poulos & Bennett
Singhofen & Associates
HNTB Corporation
Hydromentia
CDM Smith
BCC Engineering
Coastal, an Oldcastle Company
CPWG, Inc.
Pegasus Engineering
 
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