8th International Conference on Urban Watershed Management

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開始日期：2011-09-06

結束日期：2011-09-08

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Tuesday, September 6, 2011

8:30 am – 5:00 pm	Registration
9:00 am – 9:40 am		Opening Ceremonies –Pengfei Du, Tsinghua University, China (Chair) (Conference Hall)
9:40 am – 10:00 am		Keynote#1: Ursula Schaefer-Preuss, Asian Development Bank (Conference Hall)（Title）
10：00am-10:30am		Coffee Break and Photo Session
10：30am-11:00am		Keynote #2: Jining Chen, Tsinghua University, China (Conference Hall)（Title）
11:00 am – 11:30 am		Keynote #3: Daniel P. Loucks, Cornell University, USA Challenges to Water Resource Professionals – The Increasing Uncertainties in Water Supply and Demand
11:30 am – 12:00 am		Keynote#4: Shaw L Yu, University of Virginia, USA Modeling Tools for Quantification of Green Infrastructure Benefits (Conference Hall)
12:00 pm – 1: 30 pm		Lunch Break
1:30 pm – 2:00 pm		Keynote #5: Bruce Beck, University of Georgia, USA Water — and nutrient and energy — systems in rapidly urbanizing areas (Conference Hall)
2:00pm - 3:40 pm		Session A1: Urban Runoff Characteristics Chair: Shaw L. Yu (Conference Hall) Wen Li Temporal effects of heavy metal pollution in stormwater runoff from an urban region Liqing Li Stormwater runoff pollution loads from an urban catchment with rainy climate in China Amarpreet S Stormwater characterization at urban sub-watershed level for the Patiala city, Punjab (India) Chaopu Ti Characteristics of nitrogen budgets and riverine nitrogen load in two comparing areas in eastern china	Session B1: Urban Water Infrastructure I Chair: Earles, T. A. (Room 120A) T. Andrew Earles Denver urban drainage and flood control district urban storm drainage criteria manual Weihua Zeng Research on dynamic simulating model of city water metabolism system Cheng Gao Strategies of flood hydrograph restoration in urban area Selma Ayaz The leachate effect on urban wastewater treatment plant for differently urbanized watersheds in Turkey	Session C1: General Water Environment Chair: Richard Stanford (Room 120B) Tian Hao Water environment security indicator system for urban water management J. Sansalone Myths and measurements of stormwater treatment Richard L. Stanford A case study of suburban infill redevelopment, stormwater challenges, and public cooperation Zhuojin Guan Change trend of groundwater and analysis of water resources equilibrium in Beijing China	Session D :International Workshop on the Water-Food-Energy Security Nexus in Asia (Room 205) Topic: How does water management impact on food and energy security in Asia?
3:40 pm-4:00pm		Coffee Break
4:00 pm– 5:40pm		Session A2: NPS & BMP Modeling Chair: Hanchang Shi (Room ) Guoxian Huang The variation trend of water flow, sediment transport, and water quality in Poyang Lake basin caused by the mankind activities and natural changes (1956-2008) Zhiyi Li Study on modeling agricultural non-point source pollution in China heavy rainfall coastal areas J. Sansalone Computational fluid dynamics modeling of stormwater unit operations Hanchang Shi Simulation and control methods for the optimized operation of wastewater treatment process	Session B2: Treatment Technology Chair: Hu, J. (Room) Jiangyong Hu Effect of water quality on performance of integrated UV disinfection system Lu Zhou The modified-fault tree analysis for total nitrogen removal based on reliability operation in sewage treatment system Feng Zhao Physiological response and pollutant removal efficiency of Pontederia cordata to urban polluted river water under aeration condition E. E. Chang Single and multi-component adsorption of acetaminophen, caffeine, diclofenac and sulfamethoxazole from aqueous solution onto granular activated carbon	Session C2: Rainwater/Wastewater Utilization Chair: Ong, S. L. (Room) Lee L.Y. Used water - renewable resource through technologies Junqi Li Guarantee rate analysis of water supply from rainwater harvesting system for watering green areas: Case study in Beijing Chun Baek Potential of roof rainwater collecting systems in the arid and semi-arid area of western Australia Yun Gao Management system of urban surface water in China	Session D :International Workshop on the Water-Food-Energy Security Nexus in Asia (Room 205) Topic: How does water management impact on food and energy security in Asia?
6:30pm		Assemble
7:00pm – 9:00 pm		Conference Dinner

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

8:30 am– 9:00am			Keynote#6: Jun Xia Integrated Assessment and Management for Water Quality & Quantity: Case Studies in North China (Conference Hall)
9:00 am – 10:20 am			Session A3: Low Impact Development I Chair: Coffman, L. (Room) Larry S. Coffman Low impact development a comprehensive decentralized approach to urban stormwater management Richard L. Stanford The use of LID as an alternative to traditional stormwater management practices in Takoma Park, Maryland Yingying Meng Hydraulic and pollutant removal performance of urban road stormwater bioretention systems at the small scale and the pilot scale Soonseok Kim Application of permeable pavement to enhance infiltration of stormwater runoff	Session B3: River/Lake Water Quality Chair: Chiang, PC (Room) Guoxian Huang Water quality variation processes in the Poyang Lake and river networks by the different operation schemes of Poyang Lake Project Yanjun Zhang The effect evaluation of pollution flushing for improving water quality in Wenruitang River, China Chih-Feng Chen Composition and source of butyltins in sediments at river mouths and channel in Kaohsiung Harbor, Taiwan S.L. Lo Treatment of semiconductor wastewater by electro-coagulation-flotation process	Session C3: Research, Policy and Regulatory Aspects Chair: Tafuri, A. (Room) Anthony N. Tafuri Treatability aspects of urban stormwater stressors Junqi Li Enlightenments from incentive mechanisms of stormwater management policies in the United States Hong Mu Water resources and environmental management of Cities in the Beijing river basin: A pilot project Kelly B. Schnare Prioritizing natural capital	Session D :International Workshop on the Water-Food-Energy Security Nexus in Asia (Room 205) Topic: How can the water-food-energy security nexus be measured and managed?
10:20am-10:40am	Coffee Break
4:00 pm – 5:40 pm 10:40am-12:00am		Session A4: LID/Green Infrastructure Chair: Field, R. (Room ) Richard Field Application of green infrastructure for combined sewer overflow Kansas city, MO Richard L. Stanford Performance evaluation of different green roof designs – Chengdu, China Ruifen Liu Stormwater runoff modeling from living roofs: Is C or CN appropriate? Larry S. Coffman High performance bio-filtration media for bacteria, heavy metal and other pollutant removal from stormwater runoff		Session B4: Urban Water infrastructure II Chair: Ports, M. (Room) Michael A. Ports Selecting and prioritizing green infrastructure in combined sewer catchments Naira Harutyunyan Impact of governance structure on water utility performance: Evidence from Armenia Gebze-Kocaeli General picture of domestic wastewater pollution and future WWTP investment planning for Marmara basin, turkey Anwar Khursheed Operation and maintenance of sewerage systems: Present challenges and possible alternatives- an Indian experience	Session C4: Sustainable Water Resources Chair: Heaney, J. (Room) James P. Heaney International perspective on urban water conservation Neela P. Babu Capacity planning under nonstationary uncertainties Golda A. Edwin Environmental impacts of waste waters in urban habitats of Puducherry region and its sustainable management and reuse: A case study Muthu Nandhivarman Water footprinting as a tool for sustainable management of ground water resources in Pondicherry University, India	Session D :International Workshop on the Water-Food-Energy Security Nexus in Asia (Room 205) Topic: How can the water-food-energy security nexus be measured and managed?
12am—1:30pm	Lunch Break
1:30 pm – 2:00 pm	Keynote #7 – P. C. Chiang Integrated Watershed Management: Eco-conservation Approaches and Tools (Conference Hall)
4:00 pm – 5:40 pm 2: 00 pm - 3: 20pm			Session A5: BMP Performance Chair: Yu, S. L. (Room) Jia Ma Field studies of urban runoff phosphorus treatment using adsorptive filter media Ru Zhang A comparative study on nitrogen removal efficiency and spatial distribution in wetland systems Jianghua Yu Treatment study of non-point pollutants from bridge by hydrocyclone using natural free energy Marla C. Maniquiz Flow and mass balance analysis of a structured stormwater infiltration system	Session B5: Water Quality Modeling – Chair: Jian Shen (Room) Jian Shen Influence of benthic community and phytoplankton on dissolved oxygen in the Thalia Creek of the Lynnhaven River Dacheng Xiao Integrated hydrodynamic and water quality simulation in Fuzhou section of Minjiang river Chifeng Chen Predicting water quality by modeling land use change – case study on Feitsui reservoir watershed, Taiwan Cong Yang Hydrodynamic –water quality coupling model of Luzhi river network and scenarios analysis for water environment improvement	Session C5: Water Pollution Control – Chair: Zeng Siyu (Room) Long Wang Estimation of long-term urban storm water quality by using analytical probabilistic model Po-Yen Hsieh Natural background concentrations of nutrients in the Tamsui river, Taiwan Muthu Nandhivarman Evolving a water policy framework 2011 for green campus initiative-a case study of Pondicherry University, India I. Choi Development of LOC-based sensor technology for adaptive water quality management	Session D :IInternational Workshop on the Water-Food-Energy Security Nexus in Asia (Room 205) Topic: What should leaders do to tackle the water-food-energy security nexus?
3:20pm-3:40pm	Coffee Break
4:00 pm – 5:40 pm 3: 40 pm-5:00pm			Session A6: NPS/TMDL Chair: Jia Haifeng (Room ) Jianghua Yu Characteristics of pollutants behavoir in stormwater constructed wetland during dry days Yu Guo An approach of pollutants loads allocation in lakes or reservoirs watershed and the case study of Chaihe reservoir OnYu Kang Determination of key sensor locations for non-point pollutant source management in sewer network	Session B6: General Water Quality Chair: Zhenyao Shen (Room) Yang Yu Degradation of inorganic nitrogen in Beiyun River of Beijing, China Haichao Wang Pollution control technology of urban rivers and lakes multi-water replenishment Baohua Li Distribution and inventories of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in surface sediments of the Yangtze Estuary Lu Zhou Algal bloom occurrence and control through algaecides in landscape urban lake supplemented by reclaimed water		Session D :International Workshop on the Water-Food-Energy Security Nexus in Asia (Room 205) Topic: What should leaders do to tackle the water-food-energy security nexus?

Thursday, September 8, 2011

8:00 am – 12:00 am

Technical tour ：Beijing Olympic Forest Park

The Beijing Olympic Forest Park (OFP), with an area of 6.8 km², is the largest green space in Beijing. The OFP design philosophy merges traditional Chinese landscape arts with contemporary design concepts and ecological techniques. The OFP was designed with a goal of achieving sustainability with respect to material, energy and water resource. For example, OFP has many “green” stormwater management practices, such as wetlands and ponds, infiltration trenches, sand filters and porous pavements. A picture of the OFP is shown below.