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1.01 Multifractal comparison of three optical disdrometers and a mini vertically pointing Doppler radar, and consequences on rainfall extreme quantification in urban environment.

• Speaker - Schertzer

  Schertzer

  ×

  Name

  Schertzer

  Company

  Laboratory of Hydrology Meteorology & Complexity (HM&Co) / Ecole des Ponts (ENPC)

  Country

  France

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Daniel Schertzer is professor of Ecole des Ponts ParisTech (ENPC), director of the Chair “Hydrology for Resilient Cities”, Visiting Professor at Imperial College London (ICL), General Engineer of Corps of Bridges, Water and Forest (Honorary). Daniel Schertzer’s research focuses on the complexity of geophysical and environmental systems, and more recently on urban systems. He initiated the urban geosciences theme to develop holistic approaches to interactions between urban and geophysical systems, a key factor in climate change mitigation and adaptation. Daniel Schertzer has put a strong emphasis on intermittency, a kind of squared variability : extreme events are then concentrated in small fractions of space-time. Daniel Schertzer is thus recognised as a pioneer in the development of multifractals, particularly in turbulence, meteorology, hydrology and climate. He has introduced several concepts and formalisms, such as: universal multifractals, codimension formalism, multifractal transitions, scaling anisotropy and generalised scale invariance. More recently, he has developed a formalism for multifractal vector fields, which strengthens their theoretical and applied stakes. He has always taken care to shorten the time between conceptualisation and application. Thus, universal multifractals have become a fairly systematic framework for the analysis of complex systems, notably for evaluating the performance of sensors, measurement protocols and resilience and/or prediction capabilities. He also ensures the cross-fertilisation of different approaches. For example, deep learning with multifractals for nowcasting is being developed. The same applies to climate networks in collaboration with the Potsdam Institute for Climate.

  
  All Sessions of "Schertzer"
  
  

  1. 1.01 Multifractal comparison of three optical disdrometers and a mini vertically pointing Doppler radar, and consequences on rainfall extreme quantification in urban environment.
  2. Multicaling Climate Networks

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1.02 Weather radar and IoT sensor networks: which information from which source?

• Speaker - Einfalt

  Einfalt

  ×

  Name

  Einfalt

  Company

  hydro & meteo GmbH

  Country

  Germany

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Thomas Einfalt has been working with rainfall data since the early 80s. Now the analysed sensor data are from a self installed network for the first time. Therefore a comparison with his usual data - weather radar - is necessary and providing some surprising new insights. Thomas Einfalt is also secretary of the IGUR, the international working group on urban rainfall within the JC on Urban Drainage.

  
  All Sessions of "Einfalt"
  
  

  1. 1.02 Weather radar and IoT sensor networks: which information from which source?
  2. Weather radar and IoT sensor networks: which information from which source?

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1.03 Monitoring hydrologic performance and evapotranspiration of four experimental green roofs: first results after 16 months

• Speaker - Bertrand-Krajewski

  Bertrand-Krajewski

  ×

  Name

  Bertrand-Krajewski

  Company

  INSA Lyon

  Country

  France

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Jean-Luc Bertrand-Krajewski is professor of Urban Hydrology at INSA Lyon, France (National Institute for Applied Sciences) since 1997. He was director of the laboratory DEEP (Laboratory on Wastes, Water, Environment and Pollution) from 2014 to 2020. He is co-president of the OTHU Research Federation (Field Observatory of Urban Hydrology) since 2023 (www.othu.org). His research topics are related to urban water systems, especially hydraulic and pollutants transport modelling, monitoring and metrology, stormwater management, SUDs, green roofs, integrated approach for urban water systems, and historical aspects of urban drainage and hydrology, with numerous national and international collaborations. He was chair of the IWA/IAHR Specialist Group on Urban Drainage (2005-2008), member of the IWA Strategic Council from 2010 to 2018 and is member of IWA Publishing Board of Directors since 2018. More information is available on his website at jlbkpro.free.fr.

  
  All Sessions of "Bertrand-Krajewski"
  
  

  1. 1.03 Monitoring hydrologic performance and evapotranspiration of four experimental green roofs: first results after 16 months
  2. Monitoring hydrologic performance and evapotranspiration of four experimental green roofs: first results after 16 months
  3. Modelling green roof hydrologic performances under various conditions: geography, climate change scenarios, simulation time step

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Starting from 15:00 to 16:00

1.04 Monitoring and modelling overland and detention tank flow for a sewer-disconnected neighborhood in Denmark

• Speaker - Randall

  Randall

  ×

  Name

  Randall

  Company

  University of Copenhagen

  Country

  Denmark

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Mark is an assistant professor at the University of Copenhagen where his research focuses on nature-based solutions such as green roofs, rain gardens and permeable pavements and the benefits they provide in urban areas. His research aims to quantify these benefits, especially those related to the urban hydrologic cycle. He is interested in how blue-green infrastructure can be designed and deployed to mitigate floods, recharge groundwater, irrigate vegetation and moderate urban heat. To help address these research questions he uses methods including hydrologic and hydraulic modelling, geographic information systems, remote sensing and field monitoring.

  
  All Sessions of "Randall"
  
  

  1. 1.04 Monitoring and modelling overland and detention tank flow for a sewer-disconnected neighborhood in Denmark
  2. Monitoring and modelling overland and detention tank flow for a sewer-disconnected neighborhood in Denmark

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Starting from 15:00 to 16:00

1.05 Historical Storm Events as an Alternative to Design Storms for Water Sensitive Urban Design

• Speaker - Hess

  Hess

  ×

  Name

  Hess

  Company

  Villanova University

  Country

  United States

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Amanda is an Assistant Reserach Professor at Villanova University in Pennslyvania (PA), US. She specializes in evapotrasnporation accounting, soil-water processes, rain garden media and SCM design in PA.

  
  All Sessions of "Hess"
  
  

  1. 1.05 Historical Storm Events as an Alternative to Design Storms for Water Sensitive Urban Design
  2. Historical Storm Events as an Alternative to Design Storms for Water Sensitive Urban Design

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Starting from 15:00 to 16:00

1.06 Future IDF and short-duration rainfall characteristics of Tier I Urban Conglomerates vis-à-vis those across mainland India

• Speaker - Paul

  Paul

  ×

  Name

  Paul

  Company

  Central Institute of Technology Kokrajhar

  Country

  India

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Mr. Avijit Paul is a PhD scholar at Central Institute of Technology Kokrajhar in India, and is serving as an Assistant Professor of the Civil engineering Department of this Institute. He obtained his Masters of Technology degree in the area of water resources and hydraulic engineering from Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur. His research interests inter alia include climate change impact studies, rainfall-runoff analysis and open channel flow.

  
  All Sessions of "Paul"
  
  

  1. 1.06 Future IDF and short-duration rainfall characteristics of Tier I Urban Conglomerates vis-à-vis those across mainland India
  2. Future IDF and short-duration rainfall characteristics of Tier I Urban Conglomerates vis-à-vis those across mainland India

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Starting from 15:00 to 16:00

1.07 Assessment of the Impact of Climate Change on China’s Water Cycle Based on Dynamic Downscaling

• Speaker - Zhou

  Zhou

  ×

  Name

  Zhou

  Company

  Tsinghua University

  Country

  China

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Zhou Yuchen is an accomplished academic with a strong foundation in environmental and economic studies. He completed his undergraduate studies at Tsinghua University's School of Environment in the Global Environmental International Program, where he was recognized as an outstanding graduate. His academic pursuits extended to economics and finance as a minor at Tsinghua University's School of Economics and Management. Zhou further distinguished himself during an exchange at Venice International University, earning the Outstanding Academic Excellence Award, an honor bestowed to only 8 out of 150 students. For his graduate studies, Zhou returned to Tsinghua University's School of Environment, specializing in Environment and Resources. His academic excellence continued, as evidenced by being named an outstanding graduate again in 2023. Additionally, he was a recipient of the prestigious “Tsinghua Friends - Xie Zhenhua Energy and Environment Scholarship” in its second edition. Zhou's involvement in global environmental affairs is notable. He served as an observer at the 2022 Conference of Parties (COP16) for the Basel Convention, the Rotterdam Convention, and the Stockholm Convention. This role highlighted his commitment to and engagement with significant international environmental treaties and discussions.

  
  All Sessions of "Zhou"
  
  

  1. 1.07 Assessment of the Impact of Climate Change on China's Water Cycle Based on Dynamic Downscaling
  2. Assessment of the Impact of Climate Change on China's Water Cycle Based on Dynamic Downscaling

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1.08 Laboratory-scale analysis of road-deposited sediment wash-off: Runoff scenarios under high sediment loads

• Speaker - Naves

  Naves

  ×

  Name

  Naves

  Company

  UNIVERSIDAD DISTRITAL FRANCISCO JOSÉ DE CALDAS

  Country

  Colombia

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  J. Naves. M.Sc. in Civil Engineering. Ph.D. in Civil Engineering. Member of the European Co-UDlabs project. Universidad de A Coruña (Spain).

  
  All Sessions of "Naves"
  
  

  1. 1.08 Laboratory-scale analysis of road-deposited sediment wash-off: Runoff scenarios under high sediment loads
  2. Laboratory-scale analysis of road-deposited sediment wash-off: Runoff scenarios under high sediment loads

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Starting from 15:00 to 16:00

1.09 Challenges and opportunities in predicting urban pollutant loads and discharge concentrations from surface-scale to city-scale

• Speaker - Charters

  Charters

  ×

  Name

  Charters

  Company

  University of Canterbury

  Country

  New Zealand

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  I research and teach in the Department of Civil and Natural Resources Engineering at the University of Canterbury. I currently research in runoff quality characterisation, pollutant load modelling, development of new treatment technologies and assessment of socio-cultural benefits of Nature-based Solutions to inform design. Very interested in water sensitive urban design, ecological solutions for treatment, creating ecological resilience in engineered systems and adaptive engineering for a changing climate.

  
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  1. 1.09 Challenges and opportunities in predicting urban pollutant loads and discharge concentrations from surface-scale to city-scale
  2. Maximising the physical, environmental, human, and cultural outcomes of stormwater Nature-based Solutions (NbS) through design
  3. Challenges and opportunities in predicting urban pollutant loads and discharge concentrations from surface-scale to city-scale
  4. Influence of roof type, influent quality and treatment media type on the performance of a dissolved metals treatment system

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Starting from 15:00 to 16:00

1.10 An event-based model for small microplastic (<100 µm) loads from highway runoff - Investigating structural and input uncertainties

• Speaker - Vezzaro

  Vezzaro

  ×

  Name

  Vezzaro

  Company

  Technical University of Denmark

  Country

  Denmark

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Working with modelling of stormwater quality (and therefore always dealing with big uncertainties) since 2007

  
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  1. 1.10 An event-based model for small microplastic (<100 µm) loads from highway runoff - Investigating structural and input uncertainties
  2. An event-based model for small microplastic (<100 µm) loads from highway runoff - Investigating structural and input uncertainties

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Starting from 15:00 to 16:00

1.11 CFD Modeling of particle movement in a stormwater pump station

• Speaker - Zhu

  Zhu

  ×

  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 15:00 to 16:00

1.12 Interception efficiency caculation method of inverted trapezoid curb opening

• Speaker - Wang

  Wang

  ×

  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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Starting from 15:00 to 16:00

1.13 Using SFIV technique to analyse flow distribution of flow under surcharge condition of grated inlets

• Speaker - Tellez

  Tellez

  ×

  Name

  Tellez

  Company

  Technical University of Catalonia

  Country

  Spain

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  - Associate Lecturer in Urban Drainage and Hydraulics. Barcelona School of Civil Engineering - Civil Engineering in Consorci Besòs Tordera

  
  All Sessions of "Tellez"
  
  

  1. 1.13 Using SFIV technique to analyse flow distribution of flow under surcharge condition of grated inlets
  2. Using SFIV technique to analyse flow distribution of flow under surcharge condition of grated inlets

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Starting from 15:00 to 16:00

1.14 Assessment and Improvement on Urban Flood Resilience of Green-Grey-Blue Facility

• Speaker - Jia

  Jia

  ×

  Name

  Jia

  Company

  Tsinghua University

  Country

  China

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Dr. Haifeng Jia, Prof. Director Center for Urban Runoff Control & Stream Restoration School of Environment, Tsinghua University Editor-in-Chief of Water-Energy Nexus

  
  All Sessions of "Jia"
  
  

  1. 1.14 Assessment and Improvement on Urban Flood Resilience of Green-Grey-Blue Facility
  2. Assessment and Improvement on Urban Flood Resilience of Green-Grey-Blue Facility

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Starting from 15:00 to 16:00

1.15 Towards a warning system for the microbiological quality assessment of bathing waters: high-frequency monitoring combined with hydrodynamic modelling

• Speaker - Vinçon-Leite

  Vinçon-Leite

  ×

  Name

  Vinçon-Leite

  Company

  Ecole des Ponts ParisTech

  Country

  France

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Brigitte Vinçon Leite is a senior researcher at LEESU (Laboratory Water, Environment and Urban Systems), Ecole des Ponts ParisTech, France. Her research area is environmental engineering and urban hydrology. She works mainly on the development of innovative water quality monitoring systems. Her recent research focuses on the combination of high-frequency monitoring and hydrodynamic and water quality modelling of urban watercourses.

  
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  1. 1.15 Towards a warning system for the microbiological quality assessment of bathing waters: high-frequency monitoring combined with hydrodynamic modelling
  2. Towards a warning system for the microbiological quality assessment of bathing waters: high-frequency monitoring combined with hydrodynamic modelling

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Starting from 15:00 to 16:00

1.16 Prediction of the effectiveness of blue-green infrastructure to mitigate combined sewers overflows in a Canadian metropolis

• Speaker - Bel Yaagoubi

  Bel Yaagoubi

  ×

  Name

  Bel Yaagoubi

  Company

  Polytechnique Montréal

  Country

  Canada

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  My name is Sami BEL YAAGOUBI. I am a M. Sc. A student of Françoise BICHAI in Polytechnique Montréal by means of a double degree agreement with my engineering school in France (Arts et Métiers). Thanks to this conference, i would like to share my work about the impact of blue-green infrastructures (BGIs) on sewer combined overflows (CSOs) reduction. I developed a predictive model based on a logistic regression in collaboration with Jonathan Jalbert, a mathematics professor at Polytechnique Montréal. Results show BGIs ability to reduce overflows under current and future climate conditions. This aspect is therefore integrated into the BGIs strategic planning with the aim of helping cities to manage stormwater and adapt to climate change.

  
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  1. 1.16 Prediction of the effectiveness of blue-green infrastructure to mitigate combined sewers overflows in a Canadian metropolis
  2. Prediction of the effectiveness of blue-green infrastructure to mitigate combined sewers overflows in a Canadian metropolis

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1.17 Evaluation of green and grey infrastructures for runoff and pollutant reduction

• Speaker - Martínez

  Martínez

  ×

  Name

  Martínez

  Company

  Universidad del Magdalena

  Country

  Colombia

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Carlos Martínez works at the Universidad del Magdalena located in the city of Santa Marta, Colombia. His research work has been developed in the area of Sustainable Urban Water Management

  
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  1. 1.17 Evaluation of green and grey infrastructures for runoff and pollutant reduction
  2. Methodology to develop suds implementation cost estimators for early-stage decision support in urban drainage projects: case study northern cities of Peru
  3. Evaluation of green and grey infrastructures for runoff and pollutant reduction

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Starting from 15:00 to 16:00

1.18 Optimizing urban drainage systems in a tropical climate for TSS and COD reduction using low impact development (LID) controls

• Speaker - Cruz

  Cruz

  ×

  Name

  Cruz

  Company

  Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro

  Country

  Brazil

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Beatriz Cruz Amback is Master in Architecture (2023). Now she is a PhD Candidate at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil where she develops researches on planning and design of urban space, open spaces systems, sustainable urban drainage and multicriteria indexes.

  
  All Sessions of "Cruz"
  
  

  1. 1.18 Optimizing urban drainage systems in a tropical climate for TSS and COD reduction using low impact development (LID) controls
  2. Optimizing urban drainage systems in a tropical climate for TSS and COD reduction using low impact development (LID) controls
  3. Proposal of a Multifunctional Urban Project Using Blue and Green Infrastructure to Mitigate Floods in a Sprawling Urban Area in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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Starting from 15:00 to 16:00

1.19 The fault in our trees: an analysis of selected green infrastructure

• Speaker - Bahrami

  Bahrami

  ×

  Name

  Bahrami

  Company

  Norwegian University of Science and Technology

  Country

  Norway

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  I have a master's degree in water resources management from University of Tehran in Iran. Currently I am a PhD candidate at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Norway. I am working on performance assessment and asset management of green infrastructure.

  
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  1. 1.19 The fault in our trees: an analysis of selected green infrastructure
  2. The fault in our trees: an analysis of selected green infrastructure

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Starting from 15:00 to 16:00

1.20 Studies of Hydraulic Performance on No Vegetation and Fringing Vegetation Distributions in Surface Flow Constructed Wetlands

• Speaker - Idris

  Idris

  ×

  Name

  Idris

  Company

  Deakin University

  Country

  Australia

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Nurul Neesa is a researcher from Deakin University, Australia and Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS, Malaysia and currently pursuing PhD under Cotutelle program from these universities. She is very active in research field of constructed wetland, actively attending conference, and writing papers.

  
  All Sessions of "Idris"
  
  

  1. 1.20 Studies of Hydraulic Performance on No Vegetation and Fringing Vegetation Distributions in Surface Flow Constructed Wetlands
  2. Studies of Hydraulic Performance on No Vegetation and Fringing Vegetation Distributions in Surface Flow Constructed Wetlands

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Starting from 15:00 to 16:00

1.21 Enhancing the Theoretical Realism of the Flow Modeling for Sponge-like Porous Bodies on Permeable Soil During Rain Events

• Speaker - Barcot

  Barcot

  ×

  Name

  Barcot

  Company

  Luleå University of Technology

  Country

  Sweden

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  My name is Ana Barcot, and I am a PhD student at the Luleå University of Technology at the Department of Engineering Sciences and Mathematics. My research is a part of the 'DRIZZLE - Centre for Stormwater Management' project, dedicated to enhancing stormwater management practices in Sweden through innovative solutions and concepts. The focus of my work is on fluid mechanics analysis, working under the guidance of Professors Staffan Lundström, Sofia Larsson and Lian Lundy and a close collaboration with Professor Hans Åkerstedt.

  
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  1. 1.21 Enhancing the Theoretical Realism of the Flow Modeling for Sponge-like Porous Bodies on Permeable Soil During Rain Events
  2. Enhancing the Theoretical Realism of the Flow Modeling for Sponge-like Porous Bodies on Permeable Soil During Rain Events

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Starting from 15:00 to 16:00

1.22 Urbanization Impact and LID Strategies in Erosion Prevention in a Residential Area in Brasília, Brazil.

• Speaker - Borges Barros

  Borges Barros

  ×

  Name

  Borges Barros

  Company

  University of Brasília.

  Country

  Brazil

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Master's student in Environmental Technology and Water Resources – PTARH/UnB, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Faculty of Technology, University of Brasília.

  
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  1. 1.22 Urbanization Impact and LID Strategies in Erosion Prevention in a Residential Area in Brasília, Brazil.
  2. Urbanization Impact and LID Strategies in Erosion Prevention in a Residential Area in Brasília, Brazil.

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1.23 Evaluating the Total Suspended Solids (TSS) Reduction of Compact Bioretention Systems in Different Climate Zones

• Speaker - Nazarpour Tameh

  Nazarpour Tameh

  ×

  Name

  Nazarpour Tameh

  
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  1. 1.23 Evaluating the Total Suspended Solids (TSS) Reduction of Compact Bioretention Systems in Different Climate Zones
  2. Preliminary assessment of the effectiveness of Bioretention Cells coupled with other green infrastructures to mitigate urban flooding

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Starting from 15:00 to 16:00

1.24 Evaluation of filter media performance in urban constructed wetlands for multifaceted purposes

• Speaker - Vispo

  Vispo

  ×

  Name

  Vispo

  Company

  Kongju National University

  Country

  South Korea

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Master's Student and Researcher in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Kongju National University, South Korea

  
  All Sessions of "Vispo"
  
  

  1. 1.24 Evaluation of filter media performance in urban constructed wetlands for multifaceted purposes
  2. Evaluation of filter media performance in urban constructed wetlands for multifaceted purposes

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Starting from 15:00 to 16:00

1.25 A review on the role of media in anammox-based bioretention systems treating wastewater

• Speaker - Srivastava

  Srivastava

  ×

  Name

  Srivastava

  Company

  Queensland University of Technology

  Country

  Australia

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Ashish Srivastava is a PhD candidate at the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane. His research focuses on biofiltration for nitrogen removal from polluted waters using nitrification, denitrification, and the anammox process. He is interested to study the role of media and operational parameters to enhance biofiltration operation.

  
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  1. 1.25 A review on the role of media in anammox-based bioretention systems treating wastewater
  2. A review on the role of media in anammox-based bioretention systems treating wastewater

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1.26 Adsorptive removal of Cu2+ and Zn2+ from highway runoff by using alum sludge in a Permeable Reactive Barrier System

• Speaker - Wu

  Wu

  ×

  Name

  Wu

  Company

  University of Sheffield

  Country

  United Kingdom

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Dr. Yiqi Wu is a Post-doctoral Research Associate in Civil Engineering at the University of Sheffield. She has been collaborating closely with Network Rail on projects related to UK railway drainage assets. Yiqi has developed degradation and performance models that enable a better understanding of the impact of both asset conditions and future climate change on drainage performance. Her work extends to the development of a comprehensive whole-life cost framework, aiding in the effective management of assets by providing proactive intervention strategies to mitigate flooding risks and minimise overall life cycle costs. Additionally, Yiqi is actively involved in various research projects investigating the risk of railway drainage related failures using Machine Learning techniques.

  
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  1. 1.26 Adsorptive removal of Cu2+ and Zn2+ from highway runoff by using alum sludge in a Permeable Reactive Barrier System
  2. Analyzing the effectiveness of Blue and Green Infrastructures in urban environments using a fine-scale water balance model
  3. Adsorptive removal of Cu2+ and Zn2+ from highway runoff by using alum sludge in a Permeable Reactive Barrier System
  4. Coupling cross-scale modelling with SSP-RCP projections to investigate carbamazepine fates in rivers under climate change and urbanization
  5. Data-Driven Machine Learning approaches for prediction of failure events due to impaired drainage asset condition

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Starting from 15:00 to 16:00

1.27 Web-based interactive identification tool for critical source areas of urban diffuse pollution

• Speaker - Joseph

  Joseph

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  Name

  Joseph

  Company

  Technical University of Berlin, Berlin

  Country

  Germany

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Boney Joseph is a PhD candidate at the Institute of Ecology, Technical University of Berlin, Germany.

  
  All Sessions of "Joseph"
  
  

  1. 1.27 Web-based interactive identification tool for critical source areas of urban diffuse pollution
  2. Web-based interactive identification tool for critical source areas of urban diffuse pollution

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Starting from 15:00 to 16:00

1.28 Estimation of Deterioration Heterogeneity in Sewerage Connection Pipes with Bias Correction Due to Data Missing

• Speaker - Sasai

  Sasai

  ×

  Name

  Sasai

  Company

  Osaka university

  Country

  Japan

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Toshiko Abe is currently pursuing a Master's in Civil Engineering at Osaka University, specializing in Infrastructure Asset Management With a strong foundation from her undergraduate studies in engineering, Toshiko is actively involved in research projects focused on sustainable urban development. Her academic work is complemented by hands-on experience through internships or collaborative projects with industry professionals. As an aspiring civil engineer, Toshiko is passionate about developing innovative solutions to modern engineering challenges.

  
  All Sessions of "Sasai"
  
  

  1. 1.28 Estimation of Deterioration Heterogeneity in Sewerage Connection Pipes with Bias Correction Due to Data Missing
  2. Estimation of Deterioration Heterogeneity in Sewerage Connection Pipes with Bias Correction Due to Data Missing

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Starting from 15:00 to 16:00

1.29 Intelligent Surface and underground: WaterGridSense 4.0, Sensor networks for Water management, Results

• Speaker - Sommer

  Sommer

  ×

  Name

  Sommer

  Company

  Ingenieurgesellschaft Prof. Dr. Sieker mbH

  Country

  Germany

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  The Author studied environmental technics and made his PhD in decentralised storm water treatment. He works since more than 25 years with the SIEKER company in the field of storm water related plannings and research. This includes storm water management and treatment as well as sponge city projects. He was working in many plannings and studies as well as national and international research projects. He conducted i.e. the WaterGridSense Projects for development of a sensor system platform.

  
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  1. 1.29 Intelligent Surface and underground: WaterGridSense 4.0, Sensor networks for Water management, Results
  2. STORM.Control, Controlling Intelligent and Smart Storages based on precipitation forecasts
  3. Intelligent Surface and underground: WaterGridSense 4.0, Sensor networks for Water management, Results

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1.30 Smart actuator unit to control stormwater runoff from small sub-catchments

• Speaker - Kändler

  Kändler

  ×

  Name

  Kändler

  Company

  Tallinn University of Technology

  Country

  Estonia

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Nils Kändler is a professional water engineer with more that two decades of experience in project management, design and construction supervision of various urban water assets. After defending his PhD on real time controlled urban stormwater systems he has plunged more deeply into investigation of the possibilities of smartening urban drainage systems to improve their climate resilience and make urban areas more safe for living.

  
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  1. 1.30 Smart actuator unit to control stormwater runoff from small sub-catchments
  2. Smart actuator unit to control stormwater runoff from small sub-catchments

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1.31 Scalable model simplification for hydrodynamic sewer system models

• Speaker - Schütze

  Schütze

  ×

  Name

  Schütze

  Company

  ifak e. V. Magdeburg

  Country

  Germany

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Deputy Head of Department "Water and Energy" at ifak reserach institute in Magdeburg Germany 1991: Master's Degree in Mathematics University of Hannover, on sewer system modelling 1992-1994. working on expert system development 1998: PhD from Imperial College London on integrated modelling and control of urban wastewater systems since 2001 at ifak research institute in Magdeburg/Germany. Numerous research and consultancy project related to modelling and real time control of urban water systems

  
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  1. 1.31 Scalable model simplification for hydrodynamic sewer system models
  2. Scalable model simplification for hydrodynamic sewer system models

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

• Speaker - Gorton

  Gorton

  ×

  Name

  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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1.33 Digital Based Solution for the Reduction of Pollution sent to the Receiving Waters from Urban Drainage and Sanitation Systems: Madrid Case Study.

• Speaker - Lastra

  Lastra

  ×

  Name

  Lastra

  Company

  Canal de Isabel II

  Country

  Spain

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Civil Hydraulic Engineer. Innovation Development Area. R&D Department. (Canal de Isabel II. Madrid )

  
  All Sessions of "Lastra"
  
  

  1. 1.33 Digital Based Solution for the Reduction of Pollution sent to the Receiving Waters from Urban Drainage and Sanitation Systems: Madrid Case Study.
  2. 1.35 From Pathogens to Pharmaceuticals: Expansion of surveillance in wastewater. Madrid case of Study.
  3. From Pathogens to Pharmaceuticals: Expansion of surveillance in wastewater. Madrid case of Study.
  4. Digital Based Solution for the Reduction of Pollution sent to the Receiving Waters from Urban Drainage and Sanitation Systems: Madrid Case Study.

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1.34 Machine Learning Predictive Modelling for Sediment Risk Indices within an Urbanized River Channel

• Speaker - Pimiento

  Pimiento

  ×

  Name

  Pimiento

  Company

  Universidade da Coruña

  Country

  Colombia

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Ph.D. Engineering, MSc. Hydrosystems, and BSc. civil Engineerin. My research interests and experiences are realted to Urban Drainage Management, especially in urban stormwater management.

  
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  1. 1.34 Machine Learning Predictive Modelling for Sediment Risk Indices within an Urbanized River Channel
  2. 2.18 Statistical and Machine Learning Models for Predicting Sediment Accumulation in an Urban River
  3. Environmental and human health risks from heavy metals in urban runoff sediments
  4. Statistical and Machine Learning Models for Predicting Sediment Accumulation in an Urban River
  5. Machine Learning Predictive Modelling for Sediment Risk Indices within an Urbanized River Channel

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1.35 Spatial and temporal variability in bioswale infiltration rate observed during full scale infiltration tests. Case Study: Riga Latvia

• Speaker - Kondratenko

  Kondratenko

  ×

  Name

  Kondratenko

  Company

  Riga Technical University, Water Research and Environmental Biotechnology Laboratory

  Country

  Latvia

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Jurijs Kondratenko has more than 20 years experience in urban planning and more than 10 years experience with planning, outline design and policy planning for stormwater nature-based solutions. Jurijs is also a first year PhD student with Riga Technical University, Water Research and Environmental Biotechnology Laboratory. Jurijs' research and professional interest is creating 'a perfect sponge', nature based solutions that would be effective both for managing extreme rainfall as well as for water retention and evapotranspiration to contribute to urban heat island effect mitigation.

  
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  1. 1.35 Spatial and temporal variability in bioswale infiltration rate observed during full scale infiltration tests. Case Study: Riga Latvia
  2. International knowledge exchange Nature Based Solution with the ClimateScan adaptation platform. Lessons learnt from Australia and Europe
  3. Spatial and temporal variability in bioswale infiltration rate observed during full scale infiltration tests. Case Study: Riga Latvia

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1.36 Assessment of Inspection Techniques for Rising Mains

• Speaker - Beenen

  Beenen

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  Name

  Beenen

  Company

  Stichting RIONED

  Country

  Netherlands

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Ton Beenen has a degree in Civil Engineering. He has spent his entire professional life at Stichting RIONED. His current function is Program Manager for Research and Development.

  
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  1. 1.36 Assessment of Inspection Techniques for Rising Mains
  2. Assessment of Inspection Techniques for Rising Mains

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1.37 Sewer networks asset lifespan prediction: adapting machine learning techniques to fit the purpose

• Speaker - Masoumzadeh

  Masoumzadeh

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  Name

  Masoumzadeh

  Company

  Aalto University

  Country

  Finland

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Sina Masoumzadeh Sayyar is a doctoral researcher at Aalto University, specializing in sewer networks asset management. He holds an MSc in Civil Engineering from the University of Tabriz, Iran. Previously, Sina worked as a Surface Water Resources Specialist at the Ardabil Regional Water Company and conducted research at the Hydroinformatics Lab in the University of Mohaghegh Ardabili. His research focuses on data-driven decision-making in the water sector, with a keen interest in water and wastewater network design and management.

  
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  1. 1.37 Sewer networks asset lifespan prediction: adapting machine learning techniques to fit the purpose
  2. Sewer networks asset lifespan prediction: adapting machine learning techniques to fit the purpose

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1.38 Modelling the hydro-climatic response of the Nantes metropolitan area

• Speaker - Betou

  Betou

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  Name

  Betou

  Company

  Université Gustave Eiffel

  Country

  France

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  The speaker is a third-year PhD student in the Water and Environment Laboratory at Gustave Eiffel University in France.

  
  All Sessions of "Betou"
  
  

  1. 1.38 Modelling the hydro-climatic response of the Nantes metropolitan area

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1.40 The Fresnel Platform: Improving Urban Resilience in the Greater Paris Area through the Multi-Hydro Model

• Speaker - Drouen

  Drouen

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  Name

  Drouen

  Company

  HM&Co, École des Ponts ParisTech

  Country

  France

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  I am a full-stack web developer with expertise in scientific publishing on the web. I joined HM&Co lab of École des Ponts ParisTech to develop the Fresnel SaaS (software as a service) platform. As cities are put under greater pressure from the threat of the global impact of climate change, in particular the risk of heavier rainfall and flooding, there is a growing need to establish a hierarchical form of resilience in which critical infrastructure can become sustainable. I have a Master of Applied Physics: waves and complex environments. I also worked for 10 years at an international scientific publisher, where I grew my development skills and knowledges on scientific diffusion on the web.

  
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  1. 1.40 The Fresnel Platform: Improving Urban Resilience in the Greater Paris Area through the Multi-Hydro Model
  2. The Fresnel Platform: Improving Urban Resilience in the Greater Paris Area through the Multi-Hydro Model

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2.01 Economic Regulation of Urban Drainage: Mapping Urban Typology can influence consumption of service

• Speaker - Lima

  Lima

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  Name

  Lima

  Company

  University of Brasilia

  Country

  Brazil

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  She has a degree in Civil Engineering from the Federal University of Ceará (1994), a master's degree in Hydraulic and Sanitation Engineering from the University of São Paulo (1997), São Carlos campus and a PhD in Environmental and Water Resources Systems from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering from Cornell University (2005), Ithaca-NY, USA. Professor at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Brasília and researcher at the Postgraduate Program in Environmental Technology and Water Resources/UnB working in the areas of Accessibility and Equity in Urban Sanitation Systems, Planning and Adaptive Management of Urban Water Systems, Agent-Based Modeling for Water and Environmental Systems, Decision Support Systems applied to Water Resources and the Environment, Rainwater Harvesting in Urban Environments.

  
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  1. 2.01 Economic Regulation of Urban Drainage: Mapping Urban Typology can influence consumption of service

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2.02 Strategic Prioritization of Sewersheds to Mitigate Overflows under Climate Change

• Speaker - Petrucci

  Petrucci

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  Name

  Petrucci

  Company

  Polytechnique Montréal

  Country

  Canada

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  I am a PhD student at Polytechnique Montreal, focusing my research on critical issues such as combined sewer overflow, climate change, population health, and green infrastructure. Beyond research, I am actively involved in Genielles, a initiative aimed at inspiring young women to pursue engineering careers. My commitment to fostering diversity in engineering is grounded in humility and a genuine belief in the transformative power of education.

  
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  1. 2.02 Strategic Prioritization of Sewersheds to Mitigate Overflows under Climate Change
  2. Strategic Prioritization of Sewersheds to Mitigate Overflows under Climate Change

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2.03 Strategies for Identifying Key Variables in Urban Planning for Implementing Sustainable Drainage Systems in Public Areas

• Speaker - Suárez Castillo

  Suárez Castillo

  ×

  Name

  Suárez Castillo

  Company

  Universidad Santo Tomas Tunja

  Country

  Colombia

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Sanitary and Environmental Engineer, Master in Civil Engineering, Emphasis on Water Resources and Hydroinformatics, PhD student in Natural Resources.

  
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  1. 2.03 Strategies for Identifying Key Variables in Urban Planning for Implementing Sustainable Drainage Systems in Public Areas
  2. Strategies for Identifying Key Variables in Urban Planning for Implementing Sustainable Drainage Systems in Public Areas

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2.04 Integration of Nature-based solutions in Urban Stormwater Management using Multi-objective Optimization Methods: A Scoping Review

• Speaker - Bista

  Bista

  ×

  Name

  Bista

  Company

  Norwegian Institute for Water Research (NIVA)

  Country

  Norway

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Astha Bista is a PhD scholar working at NIVA and NMBU. Her PhD topic is to create a hydological simulation - optimization model that can optimize the benefits of nature-based solutions in urban water management, considering the environmental, economic, as well as socioecological factors. Her background is in water resources research, and hydrological modelling.

  
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  1. 2.04 Integration of Nature-based solutions in Urban Stormwater Management using Multi-objective Optimization Methods: A Scoping Review
  2. Integration of Nature-based solutions in Urban Stormwater Management using Multi-objective Optimization Methods: A Scoping Review

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2.05 Coordinating management of highly urbanized watersheds through a sensor enabled web application with real-time analysis

• Speaker - Tobias

  Tobias

  ×

  Name

  Tobias

  Company

  University of Michigan

  Country

  United States

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Meagan Tobias is a PhD candidate in the Digital Water Lab studying Intelligent Systems Engineering at the University of Michigan. She received her bachelors in Environmental Engineering and her masters degrees are in Civil Engineering and Signal Processing/Machine Learning. Awards include the NSF GRFP Fellowship and the Rackham Merit Fellowship. Her research focuses on using sensing for water quality monitoring and management in surface water.

  
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  1. 2.05 Coordinating management of highly urbanized watersheds through a sensor enabled web application with real-time analysis
  2. Coordinating management of highly urbanized watersheds through a sensor enabled web application with real-time analysis

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2.06 Decision Support Tools of Sustainability Assessment for Urban Stormwater Management – a review of their roles in governance and management

• Speaker - Sun

  Sun

  ×

  Name

  Sun

  Company

  Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

  Country

  Sweden

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Zhengdong Sun is a Ph.D. candidate at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, specializing in sustainable assessment and decision-making within stormwater management. With the background in sustainability science, he brings expertise in exploring fundamental sustainability concepts, especially in the governance and management of green and blue infrastructures. His research centers on developing decision-support frameworks to comprehensively understand the sustainable stormwater management. Zhengdong's Ph.D. project specifically focuses on conducting holistic sustainability assessments and implementing multi-functional approaches for stormwater management, with a primary focus on Sweden.

  
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  1. 2.06 Decision Support Tools of Sustainability Assessment for Urban Stormwater Management – a review of their roles in governance and management
  2. Decision Support Tools of Sustainability Assessment for Urban Stormwater Management – a review of their roles in governance and management

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2.07 Can Distributed Water Infrastructure Enhance Resiliency to Urban Flooding Whilst Providing Beneficial Community Services?

• Speaker - Struck

  Struck

  ×

  Name

  Struck

  Company

  National Renewable Energy Laboratory

  Country

  United States

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Scott Struck has 20 years of water resources experience providing strategic and technical leadership to NREL on integrated water systems. Scott works across the NREL directorates performing strategic planning and research in water and wastewater treatment, supply and conveyance infrastructure, energy-water-food systems nexus and integrated water resource assessments to expand NRELs portfolio and to create high-impact research, programs, projects, internal and external teams, and partnerships. Scott regularly addresses existing problems or emerging issues through engaging with multi-disciplinary teams to develop scientifically based, applied solutions.

  
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  1. 2.07 Can Distributed Water Infrastructure Enhance Resiliency to Urban Flooding Whilst Providing Beneficial Community Services?
  2. Can Distributed Water Infrastructure Enhance Resiliency to Urban Flooding Whilst Providing Beneficial Community Services?

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2.08 Inventing Solid Waste Clog-Resistant Open Drain for Enhanced Stormwater Conveyance and Flood Prevention

• Speaker - Chandrasena

  Chandrasena

  ×

  Name

  Chandrasena

  Company

  Universiti Teknologi Petronas/ SmartAIConnect

  Country

  Australia

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Dr. Nadeesha Chandrasena graduated from Universiti Teknologi Petronas, Malaysia, with a PhD in Civil Engineering. She currently serves as a Business Analyst, Smart Cities and Product Manager at SmartAIConnect Australia. Her research interests primarily focus on urban drainage management, urban planning, infrastructure development, and environmental sustainability. Notably, she was a finalist in the MIT Technology Review magazine's 35 Innovators Under 35 competition in 2016.

  
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  1. 2.08 Inventing Solid Waste Clog-Resistant Open Drain for Enhanced Stormwater Conveyance and Flood Prevention
  2. Inventing Solid Waste Clog-Resistant Open Drain for Enhanced Stormwater Conveyance and Flood Prevention

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2.09 Brickmaking using urban river sedimentation: Effect of heavy metals immobilization and rainfall erosion

• Speaker - Gan

  Gan

  ×

  Name

  Gan

  Company

  Ningbo University

  Country

  China

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Huihui Gan is an associate professor at the Institution of Ocean Engineering, Ningbo University. She engaged in research on the design, synthesis, and application of environmental functional materials in water treatment and the optimization of filling media and facility structure for bioretention (LID) facilities.

  
  All Sessions of "Gan"
  
  

  1. 2.09 Brickmaking using urban river sedimentation: Effect of heavy metals immobilization and rainfall erosion
  2. Brickmaking using urban river sedimentation: Effect of heavy metals immobilization and rainfall erosion

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2.10 Laboratory study of the hydrological response of Green Roofs with Expanded Clay and Crumb Rubber under extreme rainfall events

• Speaker - Garcia-Arguelles

  Garcia-Arguelles

  ×

  Name

  Garcia-Arguelles

  Company

  University of Cantabria

  Country

  Spain

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  I have a degree in environmental sciences and a doctorate in chemistry. In relation to research, I have always looked at science from an environmental point of view. Main research experiences are; (a) Enzimatic pesticide degradation; (b) electrochemical detection and quantification of heavy metals in water, (c) green bio-polymer synthesis in eutectic and aqueous mixtures, (d) the recyclability of bitumen asphalt mixtures and (e) the capacity of sustainable urban drainage techniques for emerging pollutant removal. I also worked outside academia for example as a freelance in consultancy in the performance and writing of European and national projects or as an environmental expert in court, evaluating environmental damage in industrial scenarios.

  
  All Sessions of "Garcia-Arguelles"
  
  

  1. 2.10 Laboratory study of the hydrological response of Green Roofs with Expanded Clay and Crumb Rubber under extreme rainfall events
  2. Nature-Based Solutions as first barriers for runoff pollutants

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2.11 Rainfall – Runoff in the urban basin of the historical center of Ayacucho’s city – Perú

• Speaker - Oré

  Oré

  ×

  Name

  Oré

  
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  1. 2.11 Rainfall - Runoff in the urban basin of the historical center of Ayacucho’s city - Perú

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2.12 Numerical Simulation for the Assessment of the Efficiency of Residential Infiltration Wells

• Speaker - de Carvalho

  de Carvalho

  ×

  Name

  de Carvalho

  Company

  Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro

  Country

  Brazil

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Aline Pires Veról is Ph.D. in Civil Engineering. She works as a Professor at the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, developing researches in the Postgraduate Program in Architecture. She has experience in civil engineering, with emphasis on water resources and sanitation, acting mainly in the following themes: environmental sanitation, sustainable urban drainage and building hydraulic and sanitary systems.

  
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  1. 2.12 Numerical Simulation for the Assessment of the Efficiency of Residential Infiltration Wells
  2. 1.15 Numerical Simulation for the Assessment of the Efficiency of Residencial Infiltration Wells

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2.13 Hydrological modeling of sustainable urban drainage source control devices using SWMM and FEFLOW

• Speaker - Bigonha

  Bigonha

  ×

  Name

  Bigonha

  
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  1. 2.13 Hydrological modeling of sustainable urban drainage source control devices using SWMM and FEFLOW

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2.14 Adaptation and Transfer of the Urban Water Balance Model ABIMO

• Speaker - Del Punta

  Del Punta

  ×

  Name

  Del Punta

  
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  1. 2.14 Adaptation and Transfer of the Urban Water Balance Model ABIMO

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2.15 Effects of rainfall characteristics and ridge height on farmland runoff

• Speaker - Wang

  Wang

  ×

  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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2.16 Impacts of Urban and Forseted Land Use on Runoff Quality: Implications for Improved Stormwater Management

• Speaker - Winston

  Winston

  ×

  Name

  Winston

  Company

  Ohio State University

  Country

  United States

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  Andrew Tirpak is a Research Scientist at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio, USA, where he studies the performance of green stormwater control measures and ways to improve the treatment of urban and construction site runoff.

  
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  1. 2.16 Impacts of Urban and Forseted Land Use on Runoff Quality: Implications for Improved Stormwater Management
  2. 2.01 Comparing the hydrologic and water quality performance of bioretention and high rate biofiltration at a marina in Huron, Ohio, United States
  3. Hydrologic and water quality performance of an infiltrating constructed stormwater treatment wetland at an industrial marina in Superior, Wisconsin, United States
  4. Comparing the hydrologic and water quality performance of bioretention and high rate biofiltration at a marina in Huron, Ohio, United States
  5. Impacts of Media Composition, Vegetation Type, and Groundwater Interactions on Bioretention Cell Performance in Ohio, USA
  6. Hydrologic and Water Quality Performance of a Bioretention Cell Eight Years Post-Construction
  7. Holistic Hydrologic Benefits of Neighbourhood-scale Green Infrastructure Implementation in Columbus, Ohio, USA

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2.17 The sensitivity of urban pluvial flooding to the temporal distribution of rainfall within design storms of the present and future

• Speaker - Asher

  Asher

  ×

  Name

  Asher

  
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  1. 2.17 The sensitivity of urban pluvial flooding to the temporal distribution of rainfall within design storms of the present and future

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2.18 Methodology for develop curves IDF in Urban areas: Case study Chiclayo – Peru

• Speaker - Bustamante

  Bustamante

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  Name

  Bustamante

  
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  1. 2.18 Methodology for develop curves IDF in Urban areas: Case study Chiclayo - Peru

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2.19 Calibration of a soil water balance model for urban trees and derivation of characteristic values for irrigation

• Speaker - Syring

  Syring

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  Name

  Syring

  
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  1. 2.19 Calibration of a soil water balance model for urban trees and derivation of characteristic values for irrigation

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2.20 ICARIA: Improving Climate Resilience of Critical Assets

• Speaker - de la Cruz Coronas

  de la Cruz Coronas

  ×

  Name

  de la Cruz Coronas

  
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  1. 2.20 ICARIA: Improving Climate Resilience of Critical Assets

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2.21 Urban Runoff Pollutant Dynamics and Settling Removal Characteristics in Multiple Storm Events

• Speaker - Seo

  Seo

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  Name

  Seo

  
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  1. 2.21 Urban Runoff Pollutant Dynamics and Settling Removal Characteristics in Multiple Storm Events

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2.22 Debris retention upstream of culverts: pier structure optimisation through physical modelling

• Speaker - Giliomee

  Giliomee

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  Name

  Giliomee

  
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  1. 2.22 Debris retention upstream of culverts: pier structure optimisation through physical modelling

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2.23 Verification of Safety Measures for Increased Pressure in Manhole due to Short Duration Rainfall

• Speaker - Yamazaki

  Yamazaki

  ×

  Name

  Yamazaki

  
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  1. 2.23 Verification of Safety Measures for Increased Pressure in Manhole due to Short Duration Rainfall

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2.24 Never been to Nacala: assessing urban flood erosion from a distance

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2.25 Comprehensive Assessment of Flood Inundation Risks Across 336 Cities in China Utilizing Multiple Data

• Speaker - Li

  Li

  ×

  Name

  Li

  Company

  University of Alberta

  Country

  Canada

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  The speaker is a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Alberta. He is also an Environmental Flow Scientist in Ecofish Research. He completed his doctoral research on the air-water two phase flow and total dissolved gas supersaturation in University of Alberta. His general research interests are in environmental hydraulics and air-water hydrodynamics.

  
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  1. 2.25 Comprehensive Assessment of Flood Inundation Risks Across 336 Cities in China Utilizing Multiple Data
  2. Benefits of effective pre-screening on multi-objective optimization of Blue-green and Grey Infrastructures for urban stormwater management
  3. Numerical Simulation of Gas Bubble Size Distribution in Turbulent Flow

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2.26 Modified Risk Components on Urban Flood Analysis Based on Regulation: Study Case Gedebage Area, Bandung City

• Speaker - Nugroho

  Nugroho

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  Name

  Nugroho

  
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  1. 2.26 Modified Risk Components on Urban Flood Analysis Based on Regulation: Study Case Gedebage Area, Bandung City

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2.27 Development of the 2D/1D Coupled S-RAT Model for Flooding Simulation Dual Drainage in watershed

• Speaker - Kim

  Kim

  ×

  Name

  Kim

  
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  1. 2.27 Development of the 2D/1D Coupled S-RAT Model for Flooding Simulation Dual Drainage in watershed

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2.28 Fast flood model for future pluvial flood management, a case study in Innsbruck, Austria

• Speaker - Hauser

  Hauser

  ×

  Name

  Hauser

  Company

  University of Innsbruck, Unit of Environmental Engineering

  Country

  Austria

  
  Biographical Sketch
  
  My name is Martina Hauser, I am 27 years old (at the time of the conference) and I am doing my PhD in Environmental Engineering at the University of Innsbruck. The title of my dissertation is "Improvement of flood modelling and and adaptation of urban water management to to climate change". Before that I studied civil engineering at the University of Technology, Graz (TU Graz). I completed my bachelor and two master degrees in "Geotechnical and Hydraulic Engineering" and "Infrastructure". During my master studies I spent one semester abroad in Spain. Since October 2021 I am working as a research assistant at the University of Innsbruck.

  
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  1. 2.28 Fast flood model for future pluvial flood management, a case study in Innsbruck, Austria
  2. Future challenges for urban drainage systems regarding combined sewer overflow emissions

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2.29 Pluvial flood damage cost analysis – Case study Trelleborg, Sweden

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  1. 2.29 Pluvial flood damage cost analysis – Case study Trelleborg, Sweden

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2.30 Evaluating storm water management facilities for flood risk reduction through Real-time modeling

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2.31 Identification of flood-prone areas in a medium-sized city using the HAND model

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  1. 2.31 Identification of flood-prone areas in a medium-sized city using the HAND model

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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

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  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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2.33 The regional provision of Brazilian drainage and urban stormwater management service

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2.34 Greenhouse gas emissions and future forecast in China’s Urban Wastewater sector

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  1. 2.34 Greenhouse gas emissions and future forecast in China's Urban Wastewater sector

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