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Regional Workshop: Stormwater Management
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Regional Science Workshop on Stormwater Management
Pines Manor, Edison, NJ
October 20-22, 2009
Workshop Purpose: To bring together experts from EPA, states, academia and others to share strategies and the newest tools and techniques available to cost effectively manage the numerous ecological and human health impacts associated with storm-generated flows in urban areas; to identify remaining research needs for high priority regional issues; and, to foster collaboration and lay the groundwork for cooperative research efforts.
Agenda (PDF, 10pp., 62KB)
Final Report (PDF, 60pp., 1.3MB)
For more workshop information, go to http://www.scgcorp.com/greenchem2011/index.asp
Presentations
Addressing Urbanization
in CADDIS (PDF, 20pp., 4.2MB)
Kate Schofield, EPA Office of Research and Development
Shepherd Creek: A Case Study
of Watershed-Scale Stormwater Retrofits and Ecological Monitoring in Cincinnati,
Ohio (PDF, 23pp., 4.9MB)
Allison Roy, Kutztown University
Stressor Identification-Fish
Community Response to Flow Alteration and Imperviousness in Massachusetts
Streams (PDF, 27pp., 3.6MB)
David Armstrong, USGS MA/RI Science Center
Stormwater BMP Effectiveness
With Respect to Eco Condition (PDF, 23pp., 2.76MB)
Naomi Detenbeck, EPA Office of Research and Development
Detecting Regional Biological
Responses to Watershed imperviousness: Resolving Different Taxon-specific
and Community Thresholds Using Threshold Indicator Taxa Analysis (TITAN) (PDF,
18pp., 3.8MB)
Matt Baker, University of Maryland-Baltimore
Prioritization Based on
Ecological Potential (PDF, 19pp., 2.8MB)
Chris Bellucci, Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection
Prioritization Based on
Restoration Potential (PDF, 28pp., 1.6MB)
Doug Norton, EPA Office of Water
Methods to Improve Riparian
Corridor and Stream Habitat to Compliment Runoff Volume and Quality Controls
(PDF, 19pp., 3.6MB)
Mike Kline, Vermont Agency of Natural Resources
Using Ecological Data and
Monitoring to Motivate the Public and Elected Officials Presentation of a
Compelling Case (PDF, 12pp., 1MB)
Melissa Evers, Maine Department of Environmental Protection