When
Tuesday, June 7th, 2022
Networking from 11:30 AM to Noon
Program from Noon to 1PM
Where
This is an online event.
ASCE Capital Branch, a part of the ASCE Sacramento Section in Region 9 of ASCE National.
Perspectives on Building Resilience in Water Management -
Timing, Pace, and Scale
Please join us on for our monthly meeting. We are excited to welcome Mr. Michael L. Anderson, Ph.D., P.E., State Climatologist.
TUESDAY, JUNE 7th
ABOUT THE PRESENTATION
Climate change is impacting water management through changes in the timing, pace, and scale of events. Variability within the year, as well as year to year, needs to be accounted for as water management adapts to this new world. This talk presents a framework for water management resilience based on the timing, pace, and scale of events.
What you will learn about in this presentation:
- Framework for water management resilience
- Impact of climate change
- Water management through changes in the timing, pace, and scale of events
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Michael L. Anderson, Ph.D., P.E.
State Climatologist, Supervising Engineer Specialist,
Water Resources, Hydrology and Flood Operations Branch
Michael Anderson is the State Climatologist for California, a collaborative position between the State and the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration to provide climate data services for California. He also manages the State’s Atmospheric River Research Program.
NOTE TO PARTICIPANTS: Viewers of this presentation are eligible for one Professional Development Hour (PDH) unit. While California does not require PDH units to retain registration as a Professional Engineer, adjacent states Oregon and Nevada do. Please find instructions on keeping personal records of PDH units at https://www.oregon.gov/osbeels/Documents/Form/201909_CPDForm.pdf and https://nvbpels.org/license-renewal/, respectively. If personal records for registration in another state don’t suffice please contact the Capital Branch Board at ascesacramentosectioncb@gmail.com.