Recent Water Resources Learning on Display at AWRA 2022
Relating successes in addressing uncertainty and improving decision making with integrated approaches
(PORTLAND, OR - October 27, 2022) - Hazen staff will present seven sessions at the 2022 AWRA Annual Water Resources Conference to be held November 7-9, 2022, in Seattle, WA.
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The presentations will focus on recent successes and significant findings on integrated planning, water resources modeling, and the intersection of water quality and water quantity.
Our presentations will include:
Tuesday, November 8th
FIRO in the Desert: How the Salt River Project Uses Forecasts to Maintain a Reliable and Safe Water Supply for the Phoenix Metropolitan Area
Casey Caldwell
3:30pm
Wednesday, November 9th
Big Growth and Groundwater Constraints Drive an Innovative Integrated Water Management Approach: A Ft. Dodge (IA) Story
Greg Gates
8:00am
One-Sized Water Does Not Fit All
Sarah Dominick and Greg Gates
9:30am
Application of a Water System Accounting Model to Meet Multiple Water Quality Targets and Maximize Cost-efficiency
Leah Bensching
10:20am
Berkeley County Public Service Water District, Resilience and Reliability at the Edge of Urban Sprawl: Long-term Water Supply Planning in Eastern West Virginia
Phoebe Aron
10:20 am
New Basin Modeling Approach for Georgia and its Application in Regional Water Use Planning
John Clayton
1:30pm
Leveraging Source Water Quality Management Strategies for Navigating Future Uncertainty
Diane Roher
3:30pm
