Proceedings of the Water Environment Federation

SECURITY IN OUR NATION's CAPITAL - THE DC WASA PERSPECTIVE
pp. 1-16(16)
Authors: McLaughlin, John W.; Braswell, Phil; Badmus, Muminu; Banks, Carl; Tanner, Hiram

SSOs AND ZERO DISCHARGE: REVIEW OF RECENT PERMITTING AND CONSENT DECREE REQUIREMENTS
pp. 17-19(3)
Author: Hall, John C.

CALIFORNIA'S NEW SANITARY SEWER COLLECTION SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS - AN SSMP OPPORTUNITY?
pp. 20-29(10)
Authors: Dent, Shawn; Berlin, Jeff; McDonald, Steve; Kalkman, Thom; Hoffman, Robert

PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES LINK CMOM PROGRAMS AND RISK MANAGEMENT PLANNING
pp. 30-37(8)
Authors: Rowe, Reggie; Swanson, Gary; Jacques, Mary Beth

SECAP IS THE C IN CMOM FOR MMSD: CONDUCTING LOCAL SYSTEM CAPACITY ASSESSMENTS IN A REGIONAL WASTEWATER SYSTEM
pp. 38-55(18)
Authors: Smith, Erin G.; Siemens, Kimberly O.; Jensen, Debra; Lau, Daniel H.

INNOVATION AND RESEARCH FOR WATER INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE 21^ST CENTURY: U.S. EPA's RESEARCH PLANS FOR GRAVITY SEWERS
pp. 56-67(12)
Author: Murray, Daniel J.

INTEGRATING INVESTIGATION METHODS TO CONDUCT AN OVERFLOW INVESTIGATION
pp. 68-79(12)
Authors: Braun, Andrew J.; Pak, Carrie; Curtis, Nora

DOES THE“TRADITIONAL”DESIGN APPROACH LEAD TO OVERLY CONSERVATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR WET WEATHER UPGRADES?
pp. 80-91(12)
Authors: Kuhns, Tim; Westover, Scott; Jessee, Mike; Thomas, Larry; Kaunelis, Vyto; Czachorski, Robert

A Toolbox for Sanitary Sewer Overflow Analysis and Planning (SSOAP) and Applications
pp. 92-107(16)
Authors: Lai, Fu-hsiung; Vallabhaneni, Srinivas; Chan, Carl; Burgess, Edward H.; Field, Richard

SUSTAINABLE SEWER SOLUTIONS - EXAMPLES OPTIMIZING USE OF EXISTING FACILITIES THROUGH INNOVATIVE FLOW MANAGEMENT
pp. 108-124(17)
Authors: Anderson, Mark; Johnson, Mark; Plaskett, Joe; Mitchell, Ryan

INNOVATIVE SANITARY COLLECTION SYSTEM - THE SMALL BORE SEWER™
pp. 125-135(11)
Author: Hass, Jill Lauren

SEWER LINER DEFECT/DEFICIENCY ASSESSMENT GUIDELINES
pp. 136-147(12)
Authors: Dellinger, Scott; Agor, Steve; Amador, Lisa; Ahmed, Iftekhar

CURED-IN-PLACE PIPE LINING - HOW TO KNOW YOU'RE GETTING WHAT YOU'RE PAYING FOR…
pp. 148-161(14)
Author: Lee, Robert K.

CLEAN WATER ATLANTA: A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO QA/QC FROM SSES TO REHABILITATION DESIGN
pp. 162-184(23)
Authors: Elsayegh, Hatem K.; Hutchinson, Raymond E.; Norris, Latasha

ARIZONA'S LARGEST CONDITION ASSESSMENT
pp. 185-194(10)
Authors: Warner, John; Fleury, Mike

ESTABLISHING A CCTV INSPECTION, ASSESSMENT AND IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FOR A LARGE DIAMETER COLLECTION SYSTEM
pp. 195-205(11)
Authors: Dezham, Parivash; Im, Julio; Gipson, Dean

IDENTIFYING PEAK FLOW RATES FROM DIFFERENTIAL FLOW METERING USING AN INTEGRATED FLOW MODELING PROGRAM
pp. 206-218(13)
Authors: McCulloch, John P.; McCormack, Keith; Ridgway, Karen; Kalinowski, Steve

QUANTIFYING BASE INFILTRATION IN SEWERS: A Comparison of Methods and a Simple Empirical Solution
pp. 219-238(20)
Authors: Mitchell, Paul S.; Stevens, Patrick L.; Nazaroff, Adam

DEVELOPING A TYPICAL RAINFALL PERIOD FOR LONG TERM CSO ANALYSIS IN SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
pp. 239-254(16)
Authors: Tsay, Sharon; Brocard, Dominique; Lee, Wallis; Braswell, Greg

WET WEATHER AUTOMATED METERING AND EVALUATION FOR I&I REMOVAL
pp. 255-264(10)
Authors: Huber, Mark; Luking, Tom

USING THE OPERATIONS PERSPECTIVE TO MAXIMIZE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF FLOW MONITORING
pp. 265-273(9)
Authors: Carlson, Todd; G., Guerrero; S., Lipinski; S., Mass

DEVELOPING A DETAILED COLLECTION SYSTEM MODEL FOR THE SAN FRANCISCO SEWER MASTER PLAN
pp. 274-292(19)
Authors: Opila, Mary Cate; Jiang, Ming; Tsay, Sharon; Lee, Wallis; Braswell, Greg

INTERPRETING STORM FLOW DATA TO DETERMINE TYPES OF I/I
pp. 293-304(12)
Author: Lee, Robert K.

PORTLAND'S “GREEN SOLUTIONS PROGRAM”
pp. 305-310(6)
Author: Stevens, Henry

MONITORING RESULTS: GREEN SOLUTION BENEFITS TO THE COMBINED SEWER SYSTEM
pp. 311-313(3)
Author: Kurtz, Tim

MODELING OF STORMWATER REMOVAL AND PEAK/VOLUME REDUCTION EFFECTS OF GREEN SOLUTIONS (INFLOW CONTROLS) USING AN EXPLICIT COMBINED/SANITARY SEWER MODEL
pp. 314-341(28)
Authors: Liebe, Mark; Collins, David

WEAVING GREEN SOLUTIONS INTO CIP PROJECTS
pp. 342-347(6)
Author: Owen, Bill

Pacific Northwest Green Street Pilot Projects, What Have We Learned?
pp. 348-349(2)
Author: Fancher, Steve

REPLACING A SANITARY LIFT STATION IN PARKLANDS: AN EXERCISE IN COOPERATION
pp. 350-358(9)
Authors: Saqui, Annalisa; Stanek, Jim; Wolff, Tina

DESIGNING A COMBINED SEWER INTERCEPTOR FOR INACCESSIBILITY - SEATTLE'S ALASKAN WAY VIADUCT AND SEAWALL REPLACEMENT PROJECT
pp. 359-366(8)
Author: Sironen, Vicki

Design and Construction of an Underground Cavern for CSO Control
pp. 367-374(8)
Authors: Pennington, Thomas; Cook, Roy; Gray, Bill; Barnes, George

WOODS TRUNK COLLAPSE LESSONS LEARNED IN EMERGENCY DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION
pp. 375-395(21)
Author: Hutchinson, Mark W.

UNDERWATER SEWER REPLACEMENT OPTIONS - NO EASY ANSWERS IN, UNDER, OR AROUND LAKE OSWEGO, OR
pp. 396-423(28)
Authors: Holland, Jon; McDougal, Pat

NEW APPROACHES TO ANSWERING OLD (AND NEW) COLLECTION SYSTEM QUESTIONS
pp. 424-441(18)
Authors: Parsons, Rob; Nostrand, Mark Van; Sloan, Hanna; Rehring, John

DETAILED SYSTEM UNDERSTANDING SUPPORTS PROJECT REFINEMENT DURING CSO LTCP IMPLEMENTATION PHASE
pp. 442-462(21)
Authors: Heath, Gregory R.; Roberts, Amanda A.; Schimmel, Joshua D.; Stoops, Robert A.; Minard, David G.; Walker, Donald E.

LEWES CSO IMPROVEMENT SCHEME, UK
pp. 463-487(25)
Authors: Sharpe, Andy W; Martin, Paul; Adams, Andy

Asset Information Management - Finding the Needle in All Those Haystacks
pp. 488-501(14)
Authors: Chau, Les; Preiss, Jeroen; Yeager, Tom; Pallad, Steve

WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN YOUR COLLECTION SYSTEM MODEL RETIRES?
pp. 502-515(14)
Authors: Scire, Sam; Drury, Doug; Pai, Punda; Dudas, Christine; Vakil, Ajay; Faulkner, Kent; Callahan, Keli; Semenza, Stacy; Leveque, Eric; Clyburn, Mary

APPLICATION OF ASSET MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES TO THE WASTEWATER COLLECTION SYSTEM IN SALEM, OREGON
pp. 516-529(14)
Authors: Roley, Ken; Hansen, James

DEVELOPING CRITERIA FOR DESIGN EVENT SELECTION
pp. 530-544(15)
Authors: Schultz, Nancy U; Nelson, Rick

ACCURATE REPRESENTATION OF INFLOW AND INFILTRATION IN SEPARATE SEWER SYSTEM MODELS
pp. 545-569(25)
Authors: Vatter, Brandon; Nelson, Denise; Cantrell, Clint; FitzGerald, Sean

Optimizing the Decision-Making Process for Collection System Utilities
pp. 570-580(11)
Authors: Parolari, A.; Wilson, J.; Hewitson, C.; Coleman, T.; Ernst, B.

APPLICATION OF CONTINUOUS SIMULATIONS TO SEPARATE SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM PLANNING
pp. 581-599(19)
Authors: Kepner, Constance; Maritime, Mandeera; Goulding, Gunilla

IMPLEMENTATION OF AN OFFLINE STORAGE FACILITY IN WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY COMMISSION'S DYNAMIC HYDRAULIC SEWER SYSTEM MODEL
pp. 600-616(17)
Authors: Wittenberg, Matthias; Barrack, William A.; Dixon, Kenneth C.; Fricke, Craig A.

Bridging the Force Main Generational Gap - System Expansion for a Growing Community
pp. 617-643(27)
Authors: Weidenhamer, Brent C.; Porter, Jennifer E.C.

UNIQUE PERFORMANCE-BASED I/I REDUCTION CONTRACT EXCEEDS GOAL
pp. 644-651(8)
Author: Bible, David

70 PERCENT I/I REDUCTION - SWEET HOME, OREGON AIMS HIGH WITH COLLECTION SYSTEM MANAGEMENT BEST PRACTICES
pp. 652-678(27)
Authors: Scarano, Jeff; Adams, Mike

SUSTAINABLE I/I REDUCTION: PLANNING LEVEL COST ESTIMATION USING A PERFORMANCE-BASED COST FUNCTION
pp. 679-691(13)
Authors: Perry, David; Lukas, Andrew; Bennett, David; Bate, Timothy; Krill, William

UPDATE ON A NATIONWIDE I/I REDUCTION PROJECT DATABASE
pp. 692-703(12)
Author: Lukas, Andy

GETTING THE BEST RETURN ON YOUR I&I AND REHABILITATION INVESTMENT
pp. 704-709(6)
Authors: Menendez, Marco; Moyer, Jack

REDUCING SANITARY SEWER OVERFLOWS IN A LARGE COLLECTION SYSTEM
pp. 710-721(12)
Authors: Khan, Ifty; Russell, Thomas J.; Springer, Magdalena

Engaging Public Participation Using Decision Science Tools for Effective Development of a Community-Focused Long Term Control Plan
pp. 722-734(13)
Authors: Aurit, Scott A.; Fitzsimmons, Ellen; Heinemann, Tom; Grate, Marty

BETWEEN A TREE AND A HARD PLACE: PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT IN SEWER SYSTEM PLANNING
pp. 735-745(11)
Authors: Wilson, Christopher D.; Jones, Alexandra

CSO Elimination Mandate Develops into Voluntary Success for Louisville MSD: Methods for Private Property Disconnections
pp. 746-757(12)
Authors: Bingham, Brian; Day, Ashley; Smyrichinsky, P. Tod; Sydnor, Wesley

INFRASTRUCTURE RENEWAL IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST: BALANCING MULTIPLE INTERESTS WITH SERVICE AND COST TO REACH PROJECT ACCEPTANCE
pp. 758-775(18)
Authors: O'Neal, Michael V.; Matteson, Julie; Fitch, C. King

DESIGNING ONE OF NORTH CAROLINA'S LARGEST SEWERS - TECHNICAL CHALLENGES AND COMMUNITY ACCEPTANCE
pp. 776-786(11)
Authors: Kennedy, Laurin B.; Jones, George; Payne, Jeffrey F.

Enhancing Communication, Efficiencies, Innovation and Working Relationships Using an Inter-Agency Cooperative Work Agreement
pp. 787-790(4)
Author: Braun, Mark

DESIGN OF THE LARGE DIAMETER PORTSMOUTH FORCE MAIN FOR LONG LIFE UNDER CHALLENGING OPERATIONAL CONDITIONS
pp. 791-816(26)
Authors: Britch, Michael J.; Nelson, Patty

NOT THE TUNNEL OF LOVE: COMBATING COMBINED SEWER SYSTEM ODORS IN ATLANTA'S NANCY CREEK TUNNEL
pp. 817-831(15)
Authors: Stubblefield, Neal D.; Robison, Michael J.; Seymour, Rick G.; Seymour, Zakiya A.; Abon, Ade

START `ER UP! PORTLAND'S CSO SYSTEM OPERATING PLAN, IMPLEMENTATION AND RESULTS
pp. 832-852(21)
Author: Adderley, Virgil C.

CITY OF PORTLAND WEST SIDE COMBINED SEWER OVERFLOW TUNNEL STARTUP AND INTERAGENCY COOPERATION
pp. 853-875(23)
Author: Cozzi, Rob

Owner Derived Tools for Collection System Asset Management; (1) Capacity and Condition ranking, (2) Remote Pump Station Monitoring, and (3) Probability and Severity Analysis.
pp. 876-893(18)
Authors: Stolte, Matt; Schirmer, Adele P.; Smith, Katherine

ADVANCING CMMS TO SUPPORT PERFORMANCE BASED ASSET MANAGEMENT
pp. 894-902(9)
Author: Yee, Vincent