This subcommittee is concerned with the design, construction and maintenance of transportation related stormwater facilities to minimize runoff pollutants and manage stormwater volume and flow. The committee’s interests also include effective stormwater management programs for transportation agencies, monitoring and sampling of stormwater runoff, and research to inform the development of policies to improve transportation stormwater management
SUBCOMMITTEE SCOPE
POSTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
February 3, 2021 - 3:00 PM EST
EPA's Transportation Stormwater Permit (MS4) Compendium
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*No attendance fee for invited guests
September 15-17, 2020
Nat'l Hydraulic Engineering Conf. (NHEC)
Mini Virtual Conference
PAST EVENTS
January 6, 2021
TRB 100th Annual Meeting - Subcommittee Meeting
Virtual
January 12-16, 2020
TRB 99th Annual Meeting
Walter E. Washington Convention Center
July 14-16, 2019, Washington D.C.
Workshop on Sustainable Resource Conservation and Recovery in Transportation
TRB Standing Committee on Resource Conservation and Recovery
January 13-17, 2019
TRB 98th Annual Meeting
Walter E. Washington Convention Center
2017 Mid-year Meeting
TECHNICAL RESOURCES
Additional Info: LINK
TRB WEBINAR: Water Finance Clearinghouse for Transportation Stormwater Infrastructure (July 2018)
Additional Info: LINK
Hydrolink Newsletter: Dec. 2019
AASHTO Technical Committee on Hydrology and Hydraulics
Additional Info: LINK
Characterization of Runoff Quality from Paved Low-Volume Roads and Optimization of Treatment Methods
RESEARCH RESOURCES
Use of the State Department of Transportation Portal to the International Stormwater BMP Database.
This project is closely related to NCHRP 25-25/Task 119, Enhancing the International Stormwater BMP Database to Serve as a Highway Specific BMP Database, which developed the state DOT portal to the database.
Compendium of Stormwater Research Projects
The attached document is a compendium of AASHTO and NCHRP research in the Stormwater area. It provides a short description and hyperlink for recent research projects of interest to the practitioner.
Pavement Alters Delivery of Sediment and Fallout Radionuclides to Urban Streams
USGS study on particulate runoff from pavement into urban streams determined that particles from pavement made up almost half of the streambed sediment in an urban stream in Baltimore
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Propose New Topics for the FY 2022 NCHRP Synthesis Program
Submissions Due February 17, 2021
TRB is seeking potential synthesis study topics for the 2022 FY NCHRP Synthesis Program. Topics may be submitted at any time; however, the deadline for the upcoming submission cycle is February 17, 2021.
In the coming year, NCHRP will fund 18 new synthesis topics. Anyone may propose topics.
New this year! An outline to guide you in creating your synthesis topic is available here: Synthesis Topic Outline
All proposals for topics must be submitted through the NCHRP Synthesis Topic Submission Portal: NCHRP Synthesis Topic Submission Portal
A synthesis study documents current practice and experience for specific highway topics. The following factors are considered in the selection process for new topics.
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The objective of the scope of work is to document current highway practice in state departments of transportation (DOTs);
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The synthesis documents current practice, not best practice; it is not a research project or a guidebook;
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The topic addresses an area of practice that is widespread and of general interest to state DOTs; and
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The topic should be timely and critical for expediting delivery, improving the quality, or lowering the cost of highway programs.
For questions, please contact Jo Allen Gause at jagause@nas.edu
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Discounts for AKD50 members to take HEC-RAS classes online!
Take advantage of two outstanding HEC-RAS classes being offered online by the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Both classes provide individualized instruction, including direct contact with Vern Bonner, P.E., the course instructor. Through recorded lectures, “live” sessions and hands-on workshops, you’ll learn how to better understand and use the features of the latest version of HEC-RAS 5.0.5.
Using HEC-RAS to Model Bridges, Culverts, and Flood Plains is the online version of our 3-day in-person class. Starting March , it covers everything that is included in the in-person class, and it will make you a more confident HEC-RAS user. AFB60 & AFB65 members are eligible to receive a $200 discount (use the Promo Code RAS200 when registering).
Using the New HEC-RAS Mapper Applications is a new online course to help you import Terrain models, develop River-Reach data and generate output displays. Starts March 29. AFB60 & AFB65 members are eligible to receive a $100 discount (use the Promo Code MAPP100 when registering).
Both courses will be offered this Spring in both online and in-person formats.. Learn more or register online!
Questions? Contact Howard Rosen.
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Howard Rosen, Ph.D.
Engineering Professional Development | University of Wisconsin-Madison
432 N. Lake Street | Madison, WI 53706 | 608-262-4341 | hrosen@wisc.edu