September 29, 2017
LimnoTech staff will be participating in WEFTEC 2017 (McCormick Place | Chicago, IL), recognized as the largest annual water quality conference in the world. The conference serves as a forum for domestic and international business opportunities; and promotes invaluable peer-to-peer networking among registrants. Our staff will be presenting papers and moderating several sessions. Look for us at these events and check our Twitter page throughout the conference for where we will be, and stop to say hello!
Tad Slawecki, Moderator │ Session 104: How Well Is the TMDL Program Working? │ Date: Monday, Oct 2, 10:30 AM │ Location: McCormick Place, Room S402b
Peter Klaver, Presenter │ Session 213: Collection System Tunnels: From A to Z │ Title: Investigation and Mitigation of Street Flooding Events at a Combined Sewer Overflow Storage Tunnel Diversion Structure: Portland Case Study │ Date: Monday, Oct 2, 4:30 PM │ Location: McCormick Place, Room N426a │ Co-Authors: Jason Rutyna (LimnoTech), David Collins (David J. Collins Engineering), Kurt Robinson (City of Portland)
Carrie Turner, Assistant Moderator │ Session 316: Modeling: Changing the Spotlight │ Date: Tuesday, Oct 3, 8:30 AM │ Location: McCormick Place, Room S502b
Tad Slawecki, Moderator │ Pavilion Session 331: The Internet of H2O: Innovation Challenge to Create a Smart Lake │ Date: Tuesday, Oct 3, 9:30 AM │ Location: McCormick Place, Booth 7739, Hall B
Hans Holmberg, Assistant Moderator │ Session 428: Better Nutrient Reduction Through Watershed Based Permitting │ Date: Tuesday, Oct 3 3:30 PM │ Location: McCormick Place, Room S404a
Carrie Turner, Moderator │ Session 515: Bacteria: Trust Your Gut! │Date: Wednesday, Oct 4, 8:30 AM │ Location: McCormick Place, Room S502b
Carrie Turner, Co-Author │ Session 515: Bacteria: Trust Your Gut! │ Title: SSO 700 IWAP Water Quality Sampling Program: Purpose, Design, Implementation, and Findings │ Date: Wednesday, Oct 4, 9:45 AM │ Location: McCormick Place, Room S502b │ Author: Katie Bollmer (CH2M); Other Co-Author: Matt Spidare, Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati
