PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM
Tuesday , June 14 , 2022
9:30 LSL Case Studies 10:00 CCT Fundamentals and Methodology 10:30 Sampling Requirements for the LCRR 11:00 Q & A Panel
TUE10
Simple Ways for Smaller Systems to Get Things Done 8:30 – 11:30 a . m . Room : 216 Track : Small Systems Management and Operations Moderator ( s ): Michael Grimm
8:30 CDT Working with your Board – Successfully !
9:00 Closing the Digital Divide : Challenges and Solutions for Small Systems
9:30 Field Apps Help Small Utilities Get Started with Digital Maps
10:00 Supporting Water Reuse in Small and Underserved Communities Through WRAP Action 8.5
10:30 Preparing for the Unknown : Simple Steps for Success
11:00 EPA Emergency Preparedness Tools and Guides for Small Systems
TUE11
Demystifying Digital Twins 8:30 – 11:30 a . m . Room : 302 Track : Intelligent Water Solutions Moderator ( s ): James Cooper , Kedric Szana , Peter Martin
8:30 Digital Water 8:50 Latest Research in Digital Twins 9:10 Digital Twins at Houston Water 9:30 Panel Discussion 1 : Demystifying Digital Twins 10:00 Lessons Learned in Setting Up Digital Twins 10:20 Optimizing Water Utility Functions Using Digital Twins
10:40 The Power of Integration – How to Use the Digital to Manage the Physical
11:00 Panel Discussion 2 : Demystifying Digital Twins
TUE12
Emerging Issues of Concern : Communicating with Confidence in A Changing Environment 8:30 – 10:00 a . m . Room : 304 Track : Strengthening Public Trust Moderator ( s ): Andrea Hay
8:30 PFAS Risk Communication Messaging for Water Sector Professionals
9:00 Weathering the Storm Through Proactive Crisis Communications
9:30 Preparing Your Utility for the Revised Lead & Copper Rule ’ s Public Communication Challenges
TUE14
Methods and Strategies for Protecting Source Watersheds 8:30 – 11:30 a . m . Room : 221C Track : Water Resources Planning and Management Moderator ( s ): Nancy Toth
8:30 Aquifer Storage and Recovery , Hastings NE
9:00 Utility Guidance for the Monitoring and Management of Cyanobacterial Blooms
9:30 Ultrasonic Treatment of Harmful Algal Blooms
10:00 Improving Reuse for a Much Healthier Potomac Watershed : Results from EPA STAR Project R835825
10:30 Assessing the Vulnerability of Source Waters to Harmful Algal Blooms using AI and Diverse Data
11:00 TBD
TUE15 Cyanotoxin Vulnerability : Past , Present , And Future Challenges 8:30 – 11:30 a . m . Room : 221A Track : Water Quality Challenges Moderator ( s ): Chris Owen
8:30 The Road to HABs is Paved with Good Intentions : Missteps That Can Increase Risk of HABs
9:00 From ‘ Do Not Drink ’ Advisories to Proactive Management : Lessons Learned from Ohio ’ s Long-Term History with HABs
9:30 Implications of HABs on Water Treatment Operations and Leveraging Source Water Management
10:00 Options for Managing Intra- and Extra- Cellular Toxins in the Water Treatment Plant
10:30 Leveraging CyanoTOX Tool for Cyanotoxin Removal
11:00 Implications of HABs on Water Treatment Operations and Leveraging Source Water Management
TUE16
Central South Texas Regional Planning 8:30 – 11:30 a . m . Room : 225AB Track : Utility Management and Leadership Moderator ( s ): Amy Middleton , Melissa Bryant
8:30 Panel Discussion : Texas Senate Bill 3 Winter Storm 2021 Implementation
9:15 Alliance Water ’ s Mission Accomplished : The Project to Bring Water to Central Texas
10:00 Vista Ridge Regional Water Supply – 140-mile Pipeline Brings Water for The Next Generation
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