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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
8-9 December
2009
Marine Corps
Naval Reserve Training Center
Buffalo, NY
8 December - CLASSROOM
Introduction
(1.1 mb) - Jim Selegean, USACE - Detroit District
Sediment:
The good and the bad (21.2 mb) - Travis Dahl, USACE –
Detroit District
Sources
of sediment (4.4 mb) - Jim Selegean, USACE – Detroit
District
Monitoring
for sediment (3.6 mb) - Hank Zajd, USGS - Ithaca, NY
Web-based tools
for soil erosion assessment/management:
Part
I (13.6 mb) - Glenn O'Neil, MSU
Part
II (4.6 mb) - Calvin Creech, USACE - Detroit District
Ditch-sediment
management tool (1.3 mb) - Travis Dahl, USACE – Detroit
District
Advanced
tools (3.4 mb) - Jim Selegean, USACE – Detroit District
9 December – CLASSROOM
Sediment Prevention/Stabilization
Methods:
Riparian
zone mitigation (24.3 mb) - Rich Fischer, USACE - ERDC
In-stream
mitigation (5.1 mb) - Dave Derrick, USACE - ERDC
Urban
and construction BMPs for sediment (2.9 mb) - Paula Smith,
Monroe County, NY
NRCS
programs for soil conservation (0.1 mb) - John Whitney,
NRCS, Erie County
GL
Basin Program for Soil Erosion and Sediment Control (0.3
mb) - Michael Schneider, Great Lakes Commission (program
website)
Restoration
case study (6.2 mb) - Dave Derrick, USACE - ERDC
9 December - FIELD
VISITS (Contact Jim
Selegean for more information)
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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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