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As water managers and engineers, it’s important to understand our watersheds, the urban landscapes, and their response to extreme events like heavy precipitation and rising surface water levels. These events can impact property, municipal infrastructure, and water quality. Of the numerous tools at our disposal, there are many benefits to continuous water monitoring systems, including […]
The City of Portsmouth is currently developing a flood resilience strategy to protect the community from flood hazards, reduce risks like street flooding, and enhance safety services during storm events. It is also building a citywide stormwater model using the USEPA Storm Water Management Model (SWMM) to analyze existing drainage systems and develop potential mitigation […]
This presentation focuses on the stormwater engineering components involved in the implementation of a drainage project on a municipality’s Capital Improvements Plan (CIP) list. Existing site constraints provided the opportunity for storm sewer analysis through alternative modeling methods, while existing onsite utilities drove trunkline placement. As designers and planners, it is important to remember that there […]
The Virginia Lakes and Watershed Association is a volunteer organization and its mission is to provide education on water resources in Virginia.
