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Managing
and Understanding Sediments in Your Watershed
U.S. Army Corps
of Engineers, Detroit District
Great Lakes Hydraulics
and Hydrology Office
11-12 January
2011
Northeast Ohio
Regional Sewer District
Environmental
and Maintenance Services Center (EMSC)
Cuyahoga Heights,
OH
11 January - CLASSROOM
Introduction
(2.9 mb) - Jim Selegean, USACE – Detroit District
The
Role of Sediment in a Stream: The Good and the Bad (5.5
mb) - Missy Kropfreiter, USACE – Detroit District
Sources
of Sediment (8.0mb) - Jim Selegean, USACE – Detroit District
Monitoring
for Sediment (6.2 mb) - Cyndi Rachol, USGS - Lansing
Web-based Tools
for Soil Erosion Assessment/Management:
- Part
I (10.2 mb) - Glenn O'Neil, Michigan State University
- Part
II (7.0 mb) - Bernie Engel, Purdue University
Understanding
and Quantifying Bank Erosion (4.2 mb) - Calvin Creech,
USACE - Detroit District
Advanced
Tools (5.4 mb) - Jim Selegean, USACE - Detroit District
12 January – CLASSROOM
Sediment Prevention
/ Stabilization Methods:
Riparian
Zone Mitigation (22.0 mb) - Rich Fischer, USACE - ERDC
In-Stream
Mitigation (25.0 mb) - Dave Derrick, USACE – ERDC
Sediment
Loads to Lake Erie (1.4 mb) - Pete Richards, Heidelberg
University
Fundamentals
of Construction Site Pollution Prevention (8.2 mb) -
Lisa Vavro, Cuyahoga SWCD
NRCS
Programs for Soil Conservation (2.0 mb) - Al Bonnis,
NRCS
GL
Basin Program for Soil Erosion and Sediment Control (0.2
mb) - Gary Overmier, Great Lakes Commission (program
website)
(NPS
educational slides - demo)
Corps Technical
Assistance Programs - WOTS/DOTS - Tony Friona, USACE - ERDC
(no slides available)
Sediment
in History (2.1 mb) - Jim Selegean, USACE - Detroit District
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us your feedback.
Additional sessions
are being planned for other areas in the Great Lakes Basin. Check back
soon for more information!
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