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Watershed & Urban Hydrology Modeling Workshop at CWEMF

Join us at the Secretary of State Building Auditorium in Sacramento on June 22, 2007 for a workshop introducing watershed and urban hydrology models. Learn about model capabilities, data requirements, and practical applications. Gain insights on runoff quantification, TMDL load allocations, storm water control, and more. The workshop aims to enhance model utility for tackling California's water challenges.

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Watershed & Urban Hydrology Modeling Workshop at CWEMF

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  1. Watershed and Urban Hydrology Modeling Workshop California Water and Environmental Modeling Forum Secretary of State Building Auditorium, Sacramento June 22, 2007

  2. Workshop Purpose Introduce participants to: • watershed and urban hydrology models, • the capabilities and data requirements of each model, and • how the models are used for specific applications.

  3. Watershed/Urban Hydrology Models • Quantify runoff flow rates and WQ impacts • Calculate TMDL load allocations; • Size storm water control facilities, delineating flood plain areas, reservoir spillway design; • Evaluate storage, treatment, and other best management practices for NP source load reductions; and • Compare trade-offs of sewer extensions vs. on-site wastewater systems.

  4. CWEMF • Mission: to increase the usefulness of models for analyzing California’s water-related problems • Provide a consensus-building atmosphere on water-related issues

  5. CWEMF Services • Facilitate open, constructive discussion of conflicting opinions on physical, chemical, biological, and economic modeling • Conduct problem-solving workshops to address technical disagreements • Organize technical training and educational workshops

  6. CWEMF Services, cont. • Coordinate model development, refinement, and use through interagency model user groups • Conduct impartial peer reviews of water and environmental models

  7. Recent CWEMF Workshops • WARMF Training—April 3, 2007 • Improving Access to California’s Water and Environmental Data—May 18, 2007 www.cwemf.org

  8. Upcoming CWEMF Workshops • SJ Valley Modeling of Sal/GW—Sep 07 • DSM-2 Modeling—Summer 07 • Shared Vision Modeling (w/ DWR—TBA) • CALSIM-III Modeling (w/ DWR)—TBA www.cwemf.org

  9. Housekeeping Announcements • Restrooms • Food Service • CA Secretary of State’s Café (Upstairs) • La Bou (11th & O St.) • OB 2000 (10th & P St.) • Workshop Evaluation Form • PowerPoints on www.cwemf.org in 1 wk

  10. Watershed and Urban Hydrology Modeling Workshop California Water and Environmental Modeling Forum Secretary of State Building Auditorium, Sacramento June 22, 2007

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