PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM
Monday , June 13 , 2022
MON04
Effectively Applying Advanced Desktop Condition Assessments to Your Small Diameter Water Mains 2:00 – 5:00 p . m . Room : 221C Track : Condition Assessment Moderator : Celine Hyer
4:00 A Pump Station in a River : Strategies for Mitigating Expected and Unexpected Design and Construction Challenges
4:30 Everything I Wish I Would Have Known When Initiating a Seismically Resilient Water System
2:00 What Is a Desktop Assessment , and Why Do I Need One ?
2:30 Using Era and Exposure Data to Build Accurate Service Level Funding Models and an AI Toolbox for Risk Assessment
MON07
Insights into Corrosion 2:00 – 4:30 p . m . Room : 303 Track : Managing Lead in Water Moderator : Chris Owen
3:00 Is Condition Assessment of the Future Powered by AI ?
3:30 Machine Learning Powered Condition Assessment for Topeka and Beyond
4:00 Using Advanced Statistical Models to Drive Short and Long Term Rehabilitation Programs – Six ( 6 ) Years of Real Results
4:30 Panel Discussion
MON05
AMI and Water Conservation 2:00 – 4:30 p . m . Room : 225D Track : Water Conservation Moderator : Brian Skeens
2:00 AMI Data : The Essential Component to Conservation
2:30 Leveraging Advanced Irrigation Detection to Drive Compliance and Conservation
3:00 Leveraging AMI ( Smart Water Systems ) Data for Water Conservation
3:30 AMI Portal Engagement- What Research Says About Best Practices
4:00 AMI Portal Engagement - Participant Perspectives
MON06
Distribution System Capital Improvement Projects 2:00 – 5:00 p . m . Room : 225C Track : Capital Improvement Projects : Planning , Design and Delivery Moderator : Colleen Heath
2:00 Towns , Trucks , Tracks and Tributaries : Design of the 14- mile Long Downriver Transmission Main System for GLWA
2:30 Why Insertion Valve Technology is the Future of Installing Distribution System Control Points
3:00 Trenchless Rehabilitation Technique Chosen Despite Difficult Site Conditions for a Critical Water Main Project
3:30 No Social Distancing Allowed : Design Solutions for Overlapping Construction Boundaries
2:00 Considerations and Blending Strategies for Drinking Water System Integration with Alternative Water Supplies
2:30 Finding the Source and Evaluating the Release of Lead from Galvanized Lines
3:00 Evaluation of the Impact of pH Adjustment and Extended Stagnation on the Release of Metals from Premise Plumbing in Los Angeles
3:30 Impact of Polyphosphate on the Orthophosphate Dose Needed to Control Lead and Copper Solubility
4:00 Q & A Panel
MON08
PFAS : Beyond Treatment 2:00 – 5:00 p . m . Room : 217A Track : A Focus on PFAS Moderator : Brent Alspach
2:00 Building a Database of National PFAS Occurrence in Drinking Water
2:30 Expectations for Detection of PFAS in UCMR5
3:00 Anaerobic Biotransformation and Biodefluorination of Chlorine-Substituted Perfluorinated Carboxylic Acids
3:30 Role of Water Recycling Facilities in Managing PFAS Circulation through the Water Cycle
4:00 Point-of-Use and Point-of-Entry Devices vs . Centralized Treatment for 1,4-Dioxane and PFAS Removal at Tucson Water
4:30 Breaking the Chains to PFAS Concentrate Disposal
MON09
Water Quality Assessments Using Water Distribution System Hydraulic Models 2:00 – 5:00 p . m . Room : 206 Track : Intelligent Water Solutions Moderator : Melissa Brunger , Lynn Chamberlain
2:00 An Introduction to Water Quality Modeling
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