Site Development and Retrofit Methods to Reduce Stormwater Costs
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Managing the water that falls on the land is a complex issue, and has evolved beyond just installing pipes to carry away runoff from a very small area.
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What's Causing the Rain Damage?
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A strong rain storm can leave a path of destruction in its wake with many business and commercial buildings suffering damage from high winds, heavy rain, fallen trees, or flying debris. Assessing the structural and environmental integrity of your facility is crucial in the aftermath of a significant storm.
Read MoreDigitizing Hard Copy Maps
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Advancements in GIS software and mobile applications have recently provided the ability to access maps and data on the go.
Read MoreOnline GIS Applications: A low-cost Asset Management Approach
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Many water/wastewater systems use online GIS applications to transform their infrastructure data into an easy-to-use operations asset management system.
Read MoreSeize an Opportunity
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When condition dictates end-of-life replacement of HVAC systems, it offers an opportunity to consider retrofits that will enhance energy efficiency, capacity, control and service. Two recent projects illustrate this opportunity seized.
Read MoreSmall Imperfections Matter
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From high-speed racetracks to concrete floors measuring and modeling large surfaces can highlight small imperfections.
Read MoreIt's the Little Things that Matter in Stormwater Management
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There are many ways to attack a stormwater management issue, and in a large watershed, the task can seem daunting. But when you stop and think about it, it really comes down to identifying, prioritizing, and properly managing small areas of land within the larger watershed.
Read MoreThree Small Things that Can Make a BIG Difference in the Bottom Line
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There are three areas that can provide big savings in WWTP Operations: energy usage, chemical addition, and sludge generation and disposal
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