USSD 2020 Fall Workshop Series
Introduction and Overview of Rock Scour -
4, 2-hour webinars
10:00 am - Noon MDT over 4 days
Eligible for 8 PDHs
One of the many lessons learned from the 2017 Oroville spillway incidents was there is a poor understanding in the industry of assessing the erodibility (scour) of earthen (soil and rock) spillway chutes. There appears to be a general lack of knowledge in the information, tools, methods, and interpretation of the erodibility of earthen materials. This workshop will provide the knowledge and understanding of what information is needed for a scour assessment, what current tools and methods are available to perform a scour assessment, and provide case histories illustrating the use and interpretation of the results of scour analyses.
The workshop will be limited to the characterization, evaluation, analysis, and remediation of erodibility of rock scour. Erodibility of soils will not be covered.
Objectives
Workshop will provide a general overview for the understanding of the factors that influence the erodibility of rock.
Course Agenda
Target Audience
Novice to seasoned professionals will all benefit from the workshop. All sub-disciplines of civil engineering and engineering geology should attend.
Instructors
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Dr. George Annandale
Dr. Michael George
Registration and Cancellation Policy
No registration is confirmed until full payment is received. Seating is limited and only those with paid status are guaranteed a workshop seat. Cancellations must be received via email to info@ussdams.org in order to receive refunds as stated below:
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