Newfoundland and Labrador Basic Stormwater Calculations Program
Basic Stormwater Calculations Program Overview
This course provides basic hydrologic and hydraulic equations used in site design, beginning with a conceptual small suburban site and designing a bioretention basin to manage runoff.
Intended Audience
- Hydrology Engineers and Personnel
- Municipalities
- Engineers
- Contractors
- Consultants
- Non-regulatory 3rd Party Inspectors
- Civil Consultants/Students
- Environmental Consultants/Students
- Landowners, Permittees, and Construction Site Operators
Curriculum: Intro to Basic Stormwater Calculations
This course consists of stormwater calculations associated with designing a bioretention basin for a suburban site.
Topics include the following:
- Conceptual design using a bioretention case study
- Calculating total storm volume,
- Calculating basin storage,
- Determining peak flow rates,
- Pipe sizing, and
- Basic bioretention design.
Learning Objectives
The main objective of this course is to provide you with an introduction to basic stormwater calculations associated with designing a bioretention basin for a suburban site.
- Demonstrate how to calculate total stormwater volume from a design storm (using the Simple Approach and the Curve Number Method).
- Describe peak flow rates and how to size for them (using the Rational Method and Manning’s Equation).
- List the basic considerations of bioretention sizing and design.
At the Completion of This Program You Will Receive
1.5 PDHs
Resume' Enhancer (Available on the Credential Validation Page)
Program Price: $74.00
Program Length:
1.5 Hour
PDH:
1.5
Certificate Length:
2 Years
Credits:
.15
Multi Seat Discounts
Forms, Reports, Regulations, Pictures, Graphs, Examples
They reviewed everything from forms needed, reports, laws, regulations, provided pictures, graphs, examples and what to expect. The entire course is very well explained to remember which made the testing simple.
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