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SUMMARY:Beyond Regulation: Stormwater\, Flooding and Cloudbursts
DESCRIPTION:Sponsored by the BSCES Committee on SustainabilityEdwin Sumargo\, Ph.D\nClimate Scientist\, Office of Climate Science\, MA Executive Office of Energy and Environmental AffairsBrittney Ferber\, PE\, CFM\nProject Manager\, Nitsch Engineering Edward Breed\, ENV SP\nProject Manager\, Skanska As climate change intensifies extreme rainfall\, communities are increasingly experiencing cloudburst events that overwhelm traditional stormwater infrastructure and create significant risks to public safety\, property\, and the environment. In this webinar\, a climate scientist\, stormwater engineer\, and construction manager will share their perspectives on how these increasingly frequent events are reshaping planning\, design\, and construction practices.Presenters will discuss the science behind cloudbursts\, evolving regulations and risk assessment approaches\, adaptive stormwater BMPs and resilience-focused design strategies\, and key construction planning considerations for managing extreme precipitation events.Registration Deadline: Wednesday\, October 21\, 2025$45 Members\, $55 Non-Members\, $40 Public Sector Members\, $45 Public Sector Non-Members\, $15 Senior Members (65+) & StudentsInformation/Registration: Register to attend this meeting and pay by credit card online by clicking Register. To register online for an event at the BSCES member rate you must login or use the email associated with your ASCE membership Cancellations received after October 13 and no-shows will be billed.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Sponsored by the BSCES Committee on Sustainability
Edwin Sumargo\, Ph.D
Climate Scientist\, Office of Climate Science\, MA Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs
Brittney Ferber\, PE\, CFM
Project Manager\, Nitsch Engineering \;
Edward Breed\, ENV SP
Project Manager\, Skanska \;
As climate change intensifies extreme rainfall\, communities are increasingly experiencing cloudburst events that overwhelm traditional stormwater infrastructure and create significant risks to public safety\, property\, and the environment. In this webinar\, a climate scientist\, stormwater engineer\, and construction manager will share their perspectives on how these increasingly frequent events are reshaping planning\, design\, and construction practices.
Presenters will discuss the science behind cloudbursts\, evolving regulations and risk assessment approaches\, adaptive stormwater BMPs and resilience-focused design strategies\, and key construction planning considerations for managing extreme precipitation events.
Registration Deadline: Wednesday\, October 21\, 2025
$45 Members\, $55 Non-Members\, $40 Public Sector Members\, $45 Public Sector Non-Members\, $15 Senior Members (65+) &\; Students
Information/Registration: \;Register to attend this meeting and pay by credit card online by clicking Register. To register online for an event at the BSCES member rate you must login or use the email associated with your ASCE membership Cancellations received after October 13 and no-shows will be billed.
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URL:https://bostonsocietyofcivilengineerssectionasce.growthzoneapp.com/eventcalendar/Details/beyond-regulation-stormwater-flooding-and-cloudbursts-1892028?sourceTypeId=Hub
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