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Program Schedule – Tuesday, October 28, 2008 (continued)
11:30 – 12:15 p.m. Lunch, Ballrooms ABEF
12:15 – 1:00 Luncheon Presentation
Moderator: Faye Sleeper, Water Resources Center, University of Minnesota
Total Water Resources Management: Bringing Together Wetland, Storm Water, Floodplain, and Water
Quality Management
Edward Thomas, Attorney, Michael Baker Corporation
1:15 – 2:45 Concurrent Sessions V
A Meeting Rooms 4–6 B Meeting Rooms 1–3 C Ballroom C D Meeting Rooms 7–9 E Ballroom D
Metro Lower
Minnesota River
Modeling Project
Moderator:
Gene Soderbeck
Co-Moderator:
Mark Edlund
Bridge Over Troubled
Waters: Monitoring
and Modeling the
Lower Minnesota River
Catherine Larson,
Metropolitan Council
Phosphorus Dynamics
and Loading in the
Turbid Minnesota
River (USA): Controls
and Recycling
Potential
William James,
U.S. Army Engineer
Research and
Development Center;
and Catherine Larson,
Metropolitan Council
Modeling the
Hydrodynamics and
Water Quality of the
Lower Minnesota River
Using CE-QUAL-W2
David Smith, Tammy
Threadgill, and Barry
Bunch, U.S. Army
Engineer Research and
Development Center;
and Catherine Larson,
Metropolitan Council
Mopping Up Once
the Rain Ends: The
2007 Floods in SE
Minnesota
Moderator:
Lisa Goddard
Co-Moderator:
Rick Voigt
“And the rain, rain,
rain, came down,
down, down…”.
Impacts to Mn/DOT
Structures During the
August 2007 Flooding
Petra DeWall,
Minnesota Department
of Transportation
Mn/DOT District 6
Repair Work for
August 2007 SE
Minnesota Flood
Dave Redig and Kjersti
Anderson, Minnesota
Department of
Transportation
Education/
Planning
Moderator:
Randy Neprash
Co-Moderator:
Lorin Hatch
Engaging Diverse
Groups in
Environmental
Education: A Case
Study of the Hmong
Community in
Minnesota
Jenny Winkelman,
Mississippi Watershed
Management
Organization;
Katherine Barton,
Barton and Associates;
and Foung Heu, Digital
Motion, LLC
Low Impact Design
(LID) as a Shaping
Element in the Urban
Planning Process:
A Case Study of the
46th and Hiawatha
Transit-Oriented
Development
Strategy,
Minneapolis, MN
Timothy Gross, Three
Rivers Park District;
Mark Nolan,
Plan4
How Do Water Quality
Projects Evaluate
Impacts and
Outcomes The
Minnesota NPS
Project Survey
Karlyn Eckman, Rachel
Walker, and Lilao
Bouapao, University
of Minnesota
Understanding
Trout Streams
Moderator:
Barb Liukkonen
Co-Moderator:
Heinz Stefan
Trout Stream Spring
Characterization
Methods and
Springshed Mapping
Scott Alexander, Andrew
Luhmann, E. Calvin
Alexander, Jr., University
of Minnesota; Jeffrey
Green and Andrew
Peters, Minnesota
Department of Natural
Resources
Stream Flow and
Temperature Analysis
of the Vermillion River
William Herb, Ben Janke,
Omid Mohseni, and
Heinz Stefan, University
of Minnesota
An Innovative
Approach to Setting
Peak Flow Standards
in the Vermillion River
Scott Sobiech,
Brandon Barnes, and
Jamie Smedsmo, Barr
Engineering Company
Storm Water
Monitoring: Cool
Case Studies and
Updating Particle
Size Data
Moderator:
C. Bruce Wilson
Co-Moderator:
Wayne Sicora
Paired-Watershed
Assessment of
Retrofitted Storm
Water Volume
Reduction BMPs
Kristy Treichel, City of
River Falls; Rich Brasch,
Bonestroo; Reid
Wronski, City of
River Falls
Local Urban Storm
Water Monitoring,
Results and
Implications for
Future Management
Katie Huser and Melissa
Baker, Capitol Region
Watershed District
Storm Water Particle
Size Distribution and
Composition
Greg DeGroot and John
Gulliver, University of
Minnesota
2:45 – 3:00 Refreshment Break, Ballroom Concourse
9 Minnesota Water Resources Conference, October 27–28, 2008