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An Analysis of Failure Mechanisms of Permeable Pavements

• Speaker - Almasalmeh

  Almasalmeh

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  Almasalmeh

  Company

  Water Management Department, Faculty of Geosciences & Civil Engineering, TU Delft

  Country

  Netherlands

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Omar Almasalmeh is PhD candidate at Water Management Department, Facluty of Civil Engineering & Geosciences, TU Delft since 2023. He has a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Mansoura University (Egypt). He obtained his first (joint) master degree in Sustainable Engineering Design & Construction from the British University in Egypt and London South Bank, UK. His thesis focused on understanding the mechanism of the storm flow generation within ungauged arid wadis, to provide reliable inputs for flood risk management in downstream urban areas. He attained his second master degree in Water Engineering from TU Berlin, Germany. Throughout his thesis, he designed a suitable storm water management system to recharge the floodwater into shallow aquifers, to be used later as a non-conventional source for fresh water. Omar has an experience as a research assistant in the Center of Sustainability & Future Studies (CSFS) at the British University in Egypt. Also, he worked as a consultant in Assets Management in Sweco Nederland.

  
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  1. An Analysis of Failure Mechanisms of Permeable Pavements

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Urban drainage system modelling for the masses: an interactive web interface for US EPA-SWMM

• Speaker - Schmidt

  Schmidt

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  Schmidt

  Company

  University of Michigan

  Country

  United States

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Jacquelyn Schmidt is a PhD candidate at the University of Michigan in the department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Her research focuses on barriers to adoption of smart water technologies in practice, incorporating methods from electrical engineering, computer science, and human computer interaction. She obtained her bachelor’s degree in Physics at the University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign.

  
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  1. 2.12 Expanding access to hydrologic data: Supporting local environmental initiatives with an open access API serving urban water data from a 160+ sensor network
  2. Expanding access to hydrologic data: Supporting local environmental initiatives with an open access API serving urban water data from a 160+ sensor network
  3. Urban drainage system modelling for the masses: an interactive web interface for US EPA-SWMM

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Self-supervised learning approach for automatic sewer defect detection

• Speaker - Yildizli

  Yildizli

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  Yildizli

  Company

  Delft University of Technology

  Country

  Netherlands

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Tugba is from Antalya, Turkey, and graduated from Hacettepe University with a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Civil Engineering. In her master's thesis, she focused on the use of deep learning algorithms to detect road defects using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). She worked as a research assistant at Gazi University for 3 years. She is now a first-year PhD student at the Department of Water Management at Delft University of Technology. Her research focuses on the development of novel methods for automatic detection and quantification of defects in urban drainage infrastructures using the latest developments in Deep Learning.

  
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  1. Self-supervised learning approach for automatic sewer defect detection

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Asset Management for Green Stormwater Infrastructure: Condition Scores and Long Term Performance

• Speaker - Spraakman

  Spraakman

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  Spraakman

  Company

  City of Vancouver

  Country

  Canada

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Dr. Sylvie Spraakman, P.Eng., is a Senior Water Resources Engineer at the City of Vancouver, where she is responsible for design, implementation and asset management of green infrastructure. She previously completed a PhD at the University of Toronto focusing on the long term performance of bioretention systems. Dr. Spraakman is a board member of the Joint Committee on Urban Drainage and the IWA Young Water Professionals Canada.

  
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  1. 2.19 Asset Management for Green Stormwater Infrastructure: Condition Scores and Long Term Performance
  2. Asset Management for Green Stormwater Infrastructure: Condition Scores and Long Term Performance

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