Starting from 13:30 to 13:50

Spatial and temporal distribution of organic matter and compounds in the sediments of the City of Paris sewerage system. Link with practices and uses during the Anthropocene using a multi-proxy approach.

• Speaker - Asselin

  Asselin

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  Name

  Asselin

  Company

  Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l'Environnement (LSCE)

  Country

  France

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Camille Asselin is a PhD student at Paris-Saclay University. Her thesis is about sewer network of Paris and correlation between organic compounds archived in sewers sediments and socio-economic parameters of the population.

  
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  1. Spatial and temporal distribution of organic matter and compounds in the sediments of the City of Paris sewerage system. Link with practices and uses during the Anthropocene using a multi-proxy approach.

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Starting from 13:50 to 14:10

Toward an intensive understanding of sewer sediment prokaryotic community assembly and function

• Speaker - Lu

  Lu

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  Name

  Lu

  Company

  Ningbo University

  Country

  China

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  The author is an associated professor in the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Ningbo University since 2016. She completed her Ph.D. at Zhejiang University. Her research area is the pathogen fate in natural and artificial environment and the risk assessment of pathogen contamination. In addition, she has also collaborated actively with researchers in several other disciplines of environmental micro-ecology.

  
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  1. Toward an intensive understanding of sewer sediment prokaryotic community assembly and function

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Starting from 14:10 to 14:30

Experimental investigation of binary sediment in sewer pipes

• Speaker - Zhang

  Zhang

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  Name

  Zhang

  Company

  University of Alberta

  Country

  Canada

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  The author is a PhD student in the Department of Civil and Engineering at the University of Alberta, Canada. She completed her Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from the Central South University in China, and a Master’s degree in Geotechnical Engineering at the Southeast University, China. Her research interests lie in the area of sediment movement in urban drainage systems.

  
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  1. Enhancing organic chemical removal in stormwater biofilters using real time control
  2. An Optimization-simulation Model for Integrated Green Infrastructures and Water Resource Management in Urban Water Systems
  3. Experimental investigation of binary sediment in sewer pipes

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Starting from 14:30 to 14:50

CFD Modeling of particle movement in a stormwater pump station

• Speaker - Zhu

  Zhu

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  Name

  Zhu

  Company

  Ningbo University

  Country

  China

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Biao Huang is currently an Associate Professor at Ningbo University in China. Engaging in a collaborative joint Ph.D. program at the University of Alberta in Canada, he achieved his Ph.D. in Hydraulic Engineering from the Nanjing Hydraulic Research Institute in China. His continuous research endeavors revolve predominantly around sewer system monitoring and the adept application of advanced modeling techniques. Through his unwavering dedication and extensive expertise, Biao Huang persistently strives to make significant contributions that bridge the gap between academic insights and real-world applications, effectively addressing crucial challenges within the realm of urban drainage.

  
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  1. Effects of wastewater drag force and forced ventilation on headspace air movement in a straight pipe with a sluice gate
  2. 1.11 CFD Modeling of particle movement in a stormwater pump station
  3. Review of stormwater pathogen levels and treatment performance of Water Sensitive Urban Designs: Can the stormwater be safety harvested?
  4. CFD Modeling of particle movement in a stormwater pump station

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Starting from 14:50 to 14:55

Interception efficiency caculation method of inverted trapezoid curb opening

• Speaker - Wang

  Wang

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  Name

  Wang

  Company

  Beijing University of Civil Engineering and Architecture

  Country

  China

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  The author is a Professor in the School of Environment and Energy Engineering at the Beijing University of Civil Engineering and Architecture.His research interests lie in the area of urban stormwater runoff pollution control, stormwater hydrology and hydraulics, sponge city planning and management. He has presided and participated in more than 25 projects at the provincial and ministerial level, and more than 50 projects for enterprises.

  
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  1. 2.32 Modelling the impact of Nature Based Solution on urban stormwater management in global changes perspective Application to two residential catchments in strasbourg municipality
  2. 2.15 Effects of rainfall characteristics and ridge height on farmland runoff
  3. 1.12 Interception efficiency caculation method of inverted trapezoid curb opening
  4. 2.14 Identifying wetland weaknesses using high-spatial resolution and low-cost water quality sensing methods
  5. Identifying wetland weaknesses using high-spatial resolution and low-cost water quality sensing methods
  6. Detecting the Source of Illegal Discharges by Applying Low-Cost Sensors
  7. Next generation monitoring protocols to improve the load estimation accuracy
  8. Air Flow Induced by Pumping Events in Sanitary Sewers
  9. Interception efficiency caculation method of inverted trapezoid curb opening

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