
Jill Manning Hudkins, Water Infrastructure Expert
Creating sustainable water supplies for utilities across North America
Date: June 12, 2018 – June 14, 2018
Location: Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
ACE18 is set to inspire and connect the water sector with innovative solutions and new insights to help solve our global water challenges. This year AWWA is partnering with the California and Nevada section to bring together the knowledge of hundreds of water industry thought leaders and provide guidance on the future of our water. For more information, visit the American Water Works Association (AWWA).
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Creating sustainable water supplies for utilities across North America
Providing alternative supplies to help municipalities deliver clean drinking water
Offering comprehensive solutions for drinking water, wastewater, wet weather, stormwater, and reuse projects
Tetra Tech is proud to be home to leading experts across the markets we serve. Our staff regularly share their knowledge by researching, presenting, and facilitating discussion on emerging topics in their fields.
Session: TUE22 - Wastewater Management from Design to Discharge
Title: Being Good Stewards: Improving Effluent Quality on a Barrier Island
Presenter: Brett Messner
Session: WED13 - Building Utility Resilience and Cybersecurity
Title: Securing the SCADA Interconnect: Recent Developments for Securing Remote Access and Data Exchange
Presenter: Bob George
Session: WED16 - A Regulatory Look at DPR and Pathogen Credits
Title: A Framework for Regulating DPR in Florida - Results from a Pathogen Benchmarking Study
Presenter: Dave MacNevin
Session: WED31 - Applying Innovative Solutions to Water Supply and Treatment Challenges
Title: Fill it up. Solving Cruise Ship Filling Impacts on PortMiami's Potable Water System
Presenter: Ken Caban
Session: WED45 - Small Water Systems Challenges
Title: Advancing the Development of Direct Potable Reuse in Florida: Construction and Start-Up of a Full-Scale Demonstration Facility
Presenters: Tiffany Miller and Jennifer Roque
Session: THU36 - Emergence of Non-Proprietary Membrane Filtration Systems Offer Opportunities and Challenges for Water Treatment Plant Upgrades
Title: Considerations During Planning and Pilot Testing for Non-Proprietary Membrane Systems
Presenter: Jarrett Kinslow