A Broader Look at Low Impact Development
Low Impact Development (LID) is a way of mimicking natural hydrologic processes when developing or modifying the land. This presentation will give an overview of some of the concepts of LID and briefly list some traditional urban practices. Then it will bring a deeper dive into actual pervious concrete pavement system applications from several different locations in the USA. However, LID can be applied in many other settings than urban. Concepts for applying LID to linear projects and some unique rural applications focusing on recent flooding in the Hill Country of Texas will be explored.
Minnesota Water Resources Conference
Participant registration and exhibitor registration is now open for the annual Minnesota Water Resources conference. #MNWRC26
Real-Time Control For Enhanced Urban Stream Health: Promising or Over-Promising?
This presentation will investigate real time control (RTC) at the site and system scales, providing a real-world case study of multiple controlled stormwater assets in one watershed, and observation of in-stream dynamics during control.