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Stormwater infiltration, when appropriate, is a preferred stormwater management practice that provides communities, industry and professionals opportunities to reduce runoff volumes, decrease pollutant loads to surface waters, and enhance shallow groundwater recharge. The first 2023 Minnesota Stormwater Seminar Series will present some of the challenges in infiltration as a stormwater management practice, discuss ways to address some of those challenges, and highlight current research and resources available to practitioners and professionals. The presentation topics include: | Stormwater infiltration, when appropriate, is a preferred stormwater management practice that provides communities, industry and professionals opportunities to reduce runoff volumes, decrease pollutant loads to surface waters, and enhance shallow groundwater recharge. The first 2023 Minnesota Stormwater Seminar Series will present some of the challenges in infiltration as a stormwater management practice, discuss ways to address some of those challenges, and highlight current research and resources available to practitioners and professionals. The presentation topics include: | ||
| − | + | *Infiltration on contaminated sites: Forrest Kelley and Eric Lund | |
| − | Infiltration on contaminated sites: Forrest Kelley and Eric Lund | + | *Infiltration when faced with compacted soils: Todd Shoemaker |
| − | Infiltration when faced with compacted soils: Todd Shoemaker | + | *Measuring infiltration and assessing the rate and effectiveness of infiltration: Dr. John Gulliver |
| − | Measuring infiltration and assessing the rate and effectiveness of infiltration: Dr. John Gulliver | + | *Infiltration impacts to shallow groundwater: Dr. John Nieber |
| − | Infiltration impacts to shallow groundwater: Dr. John Nieber | + | *Infiltration with amended soils: Noah Czech |
| − | Infiltration with amended soils: Noah Czech | + | *Resources for practitioners and professionals including where infiltration resources are in the Minnesota Stormwater Manual: Dr. Michael Trojan |
| − | Resources for practitioners and professionals including where infiltration resources are in the Minnesota Stormwater Manual: Dr. Michael Trojan | ||
Two (2) professional development hours (pdhs) are offered for attending the full webinar/seminar. For more information on pdhs, [https://stormwater.pca.state.mn.us/index.php?title=Stormwater_Manual_webinars#Professional_development_hours read this]. | Two (2) professional development hours (pdhs) are offered for attending the full webinar/seminar. For more information on pdhs, [https://stormwater.pca.state.mn.us/index.php?title=Stormwater_Manual_webinars#Professional_development_hours read this]. | ||
Revision as of 13:49, 4 January 2023
Thursday January 19, 2023
10:00am - 12:00pm
Virtual - using Zoom only
For a full description of this webinar/seminar, including presenter profiles, go to this University of Minnesota Water Resources Center site
Stormwater infiltration, when appropriate, is a preferred stormwater management practice that provides communities, industry and professionals opportunities to reduce runoff volumes, decrease pollutant loads to surface waters, and enhance shallow groundwater recharge. The first 2023 Minnesota Stormwater Seminar Series will present some of the challenges in infiltration as a stormwater management practice, discuss ways to address some of those challenges, and highlight current research and resources available to practitioners and professionals. The presentation topics include:
- Infiltration on contaminated sites: Forrest Kelley and Eric Lund
- Infiltration when faced with compacted soils: Todd Shoemaker
- Measuring infiltration and assessing the rate and effectiveness of infiltration: Dr. John Gulliver
- Infiltration impacts to shallow groundwater: Dr. John Nieber
- Infiltration with amended soils: Noah Czech
- Resources for practitioners and professionals including where infiltration resources are in the Minnesota Stormwater Manual: Dr. Michael Trojan
Two (2) professional development hours (pdhs) are offered for attending the full webinar/seminar. For more information on pdhs, read this.