Starting from 11:00 to 11:20

The SWMM5+ hydraulic model for parallel finite-volume simulation of storm water networks

• Speaker - Hodges

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  Hodges

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  University of Texas at Austin

  Country

  United States

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Professor Ben R. Hodges has been on the faculty of the University of Texas at Austin since the year 2000. His work focuses on developing advanced numerical methods for computational hydraulics for rivers, estuaries, and lakes.

  
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  1. The SWMM5+ hydraulic model for parallel finite-volume simulation of storm water networks

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Starting from 11:20 to 11:40

Are the models wrong? – Upscaling evaluation methods to an entire service area

• Speaker - Pedersen

  Pedersen

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  Pedersen

  Company

  VCS Denmark

  Country

  Denmark

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Agnethe Pedersen has been working with hydraulic modelling first as a consultant, later employeed in her current workplace, a utility company VCS Denmark. Four years ago she started a PhD-project exploring digital twins - especially in how to access the performance of the models. The PhD was successfull defended in 2022. Now she is an active member of SWAN, a non-profit organisation trying to digitalise the water sector, and in here especially look into the utility companies roles in this digitalisation.

  
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Starting from 12:00 to 12:20

Combining physically – based and block model approaches for urban stormwater management systems: implications of flow in variably saturated media for the design and planning process.

• Speaker - Zeeh

  Zeeh

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  Zeeh

  Company

  Technische Univsersität Dresden/ Ingenierugesellschaft Prof. Dr. Sieker mbH

  Country

  Germany

  
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  My name is Johanna Zeeh, I studied Water engineering at TU Dresden and focused on SWMS. I work a lot with rainfall-runoff modeling and unsaturated flow model for designing and constructing SWMS. I did my master thesis in comparing an coupling both model approaches. Currently I´m an engineer at Ingenierugesellschaft Prof. Dr. Sieker mbH close to Berlin.

  
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  1. Combining physically - based and block model approaches for urban stormwater management systems: implications of flow in variably saturated media for the design and planning process.

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Starting from 12:20 to 12:25

The development of a volumetric-balance SuDS performance evaluation tool, and its application to a case study site in Trondheim, Norway

• Speaker - Gorton

  Gorton

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  Gorton

  Company

  HR Wallingford Ltd

  Country

  United Kingdom

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Elizabeth Gorton is a Senior Scientist at HR Wallingford. Specialising in surface water management, Elizabeth has led and contributed to a wide range of consultancy and research projects related to urban drainage, surface water management and Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SuDS) across the UK and internationally. She has a strong technical background in time series rainfall, climate change projections, hydraulic modelling and flood risk assessment. She has been involved with a range of SuDS feasibility and retrofit modelling studies and has worked on research projects to understand the impact of drainage criteria on protecting sewer capacity. She is the project lead for HR Wallingford on the current EU StopUP research project.

  
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  1. 1.32 The development of a volumetric-balance SuDS performance evaluation tool, and its application to a case study site in Trondheim, Norway
  2. The development of a volumetric-balance SuDS performance evaluation tool, and its application to a case study site in Trondheim, Norway

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