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Advanced Engineering Hydrology - Applications using HEC-HMS
Course
Details
About:
This two day course focuses on advanced topics in hydrologic modeling of the
rainfall-runoff process. The the following
topics are presented: unit hydrograph derivation, changing the duration of a
unit hydrograph using the S-curve method, estimation of the NRCS's Peak Rate
Factor, multiple sub-basin modeling, parameter estimation, resevoir
modeling, dam breach analysis
When:
January 2021
Where: Virtual
Cost & Registration
Course fees are $800 per participant
Register 3 or more people from the same organization and
receive a $100 discount
($700 per participant)
Government employees receive a discounted rate of $750 per
participant
(proof of government employment is required at time of
course check-in)
Members of ASCE and the New Jersey Association for
Floodplain Managers (NJAFM) receive an additional $50 discount.
In order to register for the course please call Dr. Horst
directly at 814-571-5607. Payment options available at this time include
MasterCard, Visa, Discover, personal check, and
money order
Course Agenda
Click here to see the full agenda for this 2 day course
Who Should Attend
Consulting engineers, Water resource planners,
Engineers employed by local, state and federal
government agencies. Participants should have some
prior experience in hydrologic engineering.
About the
Instructor
Dr. Horst is a registered professional engineer
in the state of Pennsylvania with over 15 years of practical water resources
engineering experience, the types of projects he has completed include:
·
Floodplains delineation of various
stream networks using HEC-RAS
·
Bridge hydraulics analysis / Backwater
effects using HEC-RAS
·
Culvert hydraulics analysis / Backwater
effects using HEC-RAS
·
Spatially varied flow analysis of Levee
overtopping
·
Bridge scour computations using HEC-18
& HEC-RAS
·
Unsteady flow modeling using HEC-RAS
·
PMF prediction for both gauged and
un-gauged drainage basins
·
Site specific unit hydrograph
determination for gauged basins
·
Dam breach analysis using HEC-1,
HEC-HMS & HEC-RAS
·
Breach induced flood-wave routing using
HEC-1, HEC-HMS & HEC-RAS
·
Dam/Spillway sizing for desired return
period flow
·
HEC-2 modeling of simple stream systems
He
received his B.S, M.Eng, and Ph.D. from The
Pennsylvania State University, all with an emphasis on water resources
engineering. Currently, Dr. Horst
teaches water resources and environmental engineering classes within the
Department of Civil Engineering at The College of New Jersey. Additionally
he has been teaching continuing education short courses for the benefit of
practicing engineers since 1997.
Directions
and Parking
Click here for directions to The College of New Jersey
Click here for a
map of the College campus. Attendees should park in the visitor parking
lot adjacent to the "info booth" directly off of Metzger Drive
From the visitor parking lot walk through the reception area of Paul Loser Hall
and exit the building. Upon exiting the building turn left and follow the
path to Armstrong Hall (see campus map). The course will be held in room 136
Armstrong Hall.
Additional
Information
What attendees will receive:
-- USB flash drive with executable program file for HEC-HMS
3.5
-- course notes and workshop problems
-- HEC-HMS user's manual (digital copy)
-- HEC-HMS technical reference manual (digital copy)
-- HEC-HMS applications guide (digital copy)
Refreshments:
A continental style breakfast and an assortment of snack
food will be provided each day of the course
Other Courses Available Upon Request
(**in-house training)
Engineering Hydrology - HEC-HMS
Applications
HEC-RAS Unsteady Flow
HEC-RAS Basics
** Call Dr. Horst directly to discuss availability
and pricing
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