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Orange County Stormwater Tools: An Open Web Application to Manage Stormwater Assets (Including Trash Controls) and Quantify Pollutant Load Reduction


Orange County Stormwater Tools:  An Open Web Application to Manage Stormwater Assets (Including Trash Controls) and Quantify Pollutant Load Reduction
Presented:  Wednesday, 30 October 2019
Presenters:  Grant Sharp (Orange County Public Works), Aaron Poresky (Geosyntec Consultants) and John Henry Burns (Sitka Technology Group)
YouTube Link | 1 hour 1 minutes 37 seconds
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Stormwater Summit 2021: A Virtual Event

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Water Environment Federation plans to offer a great experience virtually that will include innovative topics, virtual peer-to-peer networking opportunities, and informative sessions from forward-thinking leaders in the water sector. Participants will be able to create a learning experience that fits their life schedule while earning continuing education credits from a developed online program.


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Attend Our Upcoming Stormwater Tools Webcast to Stay in the Know

With our partners Orange County Public Works and Geosyntec Consultants, we are presenting a webinar featuring our open-source, cloud-based platform: OC Stormwater Tools. Creating this tool was a collaborative effort, and we are excited to take a deeper dive into the system and explain in better detail what aspects make Stormwater Tools so invaluable to Orange County and other jurisdictions.

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July 8, 2020

Using Data to Curb Urban Water Runoff

Late last month, the 2020 California Water Boards Water Data Science Symposium was held virtually. We are thrilled to share our contribution to the conference, the Urban Drool Tool. This online tool, developed in conjunction with Orange County Public Works (OCPW), Moulton Niguel Water District (MNWD), and Geosyntec Consultants, allows users to better quantify and visualize the amount of “urban drool,” or unnatural dry weather flow that contributes to water waste runoff in urban neighborhoods.

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