PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM
Monday, June 10, 2019
MON23
Transforming Your Utility Through Your Employees
2:00–3:30 p.m.
Room: Mile High Ballroom 1C
Track: Water Utility Management and Leadership
Moderator: Donna Mancuso
Recruitment, training, and partnerships with colleagues,
redesigning roles and tasks, and professional development
are presented as strategies to attract and retain talented
professionals to your utility. Attendees will learn from those
who have implemented best practices to create sustainable
workforces into the future.
2:00
H2Opportunity!–How the GA Water Industry Came Together
to Save The Workforce!
Donnell Duncan, Arcadis
2:30
Managing Employees as Assets from the Cradle to the Grave
Aisha Niang, City of Houston, Shannon Dunne
3:00
The Technical Competency Project– Promoting Capability
Frameworks and Certification Programs for the Australian
Water Industry
Kathy Northcott, Water Industry Operators Association
of Australia
Alternate Capture Retirement Knowledge and Redefine Work Before
It’s Too Late
Mo Rousso, EMA, Inc., Sharon Peters
MON25 Smart Water Approaches to Sustainable Resources
Management
2:00–5:00 p.m.
Room: 303
Track: Water Resources & Conservation Management
Moderator: John Fillinger
Sponsored by
Smart water and smart cities are the next evolution in AMI
systems for water utilities. In addition to the benefits of AMI,
smart water and smart city solutions describe a safe, effective,
and innovative approach to managing water resources in utilities
around the world. In this session you’ll hear about two (2) real life,
smart water experiences, you’ll learn about the latest innovations
in metering and LTE-M communication technology; and find out
how Badger Meter is partnering with our customers to discover
new ways to optimize smart water technology.
2:00
Benefits of Deploying Cellular AMI
Ryan Williamson, City of Auburndale
2:45
Utility Success with AMI
Roderick Sherman, Kentucky American Water
3:30
Trends in Cellular for AMI Applications
David Allen, AT&T
4:15
Defining Smart Water and Smart Utility
Colin Middaugh, Badger Meter
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PST01 Poster Session
2:00–3:30 p.m.
Exhibit Hall—Booth #2848
Track: Poster Sessions
Join us for an engaging one-on-one with poster presenters.
These researchers, program managers, consultants, and
utilities will be at this posters during this time to answer all you
questions. Topics presented during this poster session are
Membrane Technology and Treatment, Water Challenges and
Water Treatment.
MEMBR ANE TECHNOLOGY
AND TRE ATMENT
Back to the Future: Evaluation of GAC Filtration and NF
Membranes for a Return to Free Chlorine
Kristen Cope, Hazen and Sawyer, Crystal Ybanez,
Rafael Martinez, Gabriel Ramirez, Robert Boysen, Marc Santos
Case Study on Sewage Reuse Operation System in Korea
Eunhee Kang, K-Water
Demonstration and Commercialization of ARoNite, a Novel
Hydrogen-based Membrane Biofilm Biological
Reduction Process
David Friese, APTwater,LLC, David Gould
Development of Design Criteria to Supplement Ten State
Standards for Low-Pressure Membranes in Ohio
Megan Patterson, Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.,
Linda Weavers, Zuzana Bohrerova, Timothy Wolfe
Ferric Chloride and Ultrafiltration Membranes, a Rocky
Marriage: How One Utility Tries to Make the Marriage Work
Jonathan Campos, Charlotte Roadcap, Brian Burhite,
Martin Kimmes, Steven Foster
Impact of Subsurface Intakes on Quality of Seawater
Intended for Desalination
Zia Bukhari, American Water, Elaine Howe
Mechanical Dewatering, Gravity Dewatering, or a
Combination of Both? A Feasibility Study to Address Your
Solids Handling
Yue Sun, Nicholas Cook
Process Modeling and Evaluation of a FO-RO Hybrid
Desalination Plant
Jin-sik Sohn, Ji-hee Han, Joon-young Choi, University of
South Korea
Reduction of Operating Cost When Retrofitting
Small-Scale Old-Age Treatment Plant with Submerged
Membrane Process
Soon Buhm Kwon, K-water
Selection of Membranes for a Greenfield Project through
Bench and Pilot Studies
Chandra Mysore, Jacobs