International Geoengineering Conference 2005

MWH Soft announced that preparations are underway for the Third International Geoengineering Conference (IGC). The event, slated for August 8-9, 2005, at the Renaissance Suites Hotel in Broomfield, Colorado, is targeted to industry executives and decision makers involved in all aspects of the operation, production and protection of water distribution and sewer collection systems.

IGC provides an interactive forum for presenting the state of the art in water and wastewater infrastructure geoengineering; facilitating ongoing cooperation and exchange of technological innovations and proven solutions; and discussing the issues, regulatory activities and technological challenges that face the geoenvironmental community. Themed “Advances in Geospatial Infrastructure Modeling and Asset Management Technology,” this year’s conference is expected to attract the foremost engineering, regulatory, technology and security authorities in the water and wastewater industries, making it the largest gathering of geoengineering professionals worldwide.

Topics to be presented at the conference include, but are not limited to:

• Applied Research Symposium
• Instrumentation, Automation and Information Systems Integration Application
• Real-Time Monitoring and Modeling
• Advanced Information Technology Applications
• Water Quality Modeling Studies
• Use of Surge/Transient Analysis for Water Quality Management
• Transient Innovation: Modeling All-Pipe Systems for Maximum Protection and Savings
• Water and Sewer Modeling: State-of-the-Art
• Regulatory Compliance and Issues
• Network Optimization Studies
• Distribution and Collection System Security and Protection
• Innovative Design, Operational and Master Planning Technologies
• Improving Business Performance with GIS and Asset Management
• The Asset Management Technology Puzzle: What Systems Will You Need?
• Management of Distribution and Collection Systems
• Unidirectional Flushing

More information can be found here