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Abstract
Wastewater Flow Estimating and Planning Tools Using GIS
Track: Water Distribution, Wastewater, and Stormwater
Author(s): Dave Bramwell, Devang Parikh, Adel Hagekhalil
The City of Los Angeles has one of the largest and most complex sewer infrastructures in the United States. To manage this system, modeling techniques were developed in 1990 and have proven to be very effective in supporting short- and long- range master planning (up to 100 years). The model uses a GIS sewer network, census data, land use, and other planning-related data for population projections; current and future flow estimates; and data preparation for dynamic hydraulic models. This presentation shares the processes of flow estimating and addresses how this model has been upgraded to Esri's new data model and application development framework.
Dave Bramwell
Integrated Information Solutions
166A Hauoli St.
Kailua , HI 96734
USA
Phone: 808-261-1944
E-mail: dbramwell@iisgis.com
Devang Parikh
MapVision Technologies
4891 Lincolnshire Ave
Buena Park 90621
USA
Phone: 714-521-2135
E-mail: devang@mapvision.com
Adel Hagekhalil
City of Los Angeles
Wastewater Engineering Services Division
433 South Spring Street, Suite 500
Los Angeles 90013
USA
Phone: 213-473-8166
E-mail: AHHageka@san.lacity.org