Erosion, Sediment, and Turbidity Control Workshop
Registration is open. Click the morning or afternoon field time below. |
Contact: Kathryn Luxford 919-515-7154 Joni Tanner 919-513-1678 soils_training@ncsu.edu |
Virtual Classroom + In-Person Field Day
June 24, 2021
Video recorded lectures available June 1-30, 2021
In-person field day June 24, 2021
Watch the videos from home or office.
Then, join us for a half day in the field for live demonstrations.
PDHs awarded for both the video and field contact hours.
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Summary Need to brush up on your erosion and sediment control practices? Hear about the latest research results that could help your operation work smarter and save money? Discuss issues and answers to common problems? In this workshop, you will take part in discussions and view demonstrations that illustrate the cost and effectiveness of a wide variety of options for designers, construction managers, grading contractors, inspectors, and regulators. Get first hand knowledge about new products and systems that are in use now to alleviate erosion, sediment, and turbidity control (ES&TC) problems. We will pay particular attention to turbidity control options in this workshop. Remember, it is possible to discharge reasonably clean stormwater from a construction site! This workshop covers all this plus a field experience to solidify the knowledge gained in the video recordings. Vendors will also be available to discuss products which might be useful for your projects.
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The benefits of porous baffles are demonstrated using a fluorescent dye to show flow patterns. |
We’ll answer your questions:
- What are some options for ground covers for erosion control, and how well do they work? How do we keep the straw in place?
- Are there alternatives to the standard “piles of rock” for sediment control around a construction site?
- If you have problems with turbidity in your discharges, such as complaints or lawsuits, what treatment options are out there? Are they safe in the environment?
- What are some considerations for performing inspections on construction sites?
- Once construction is complete, what are some options for fixing the soil and transitioning to post-construction stormwater systems?
Note: This workshop will involve about 4 hours of self-study at your convenience with video recordings followed by a half day (morning or afternoon) of participatory field demonstrations, so come prepared for the weather, water, and mud.
Please wear appropriate clothing for field demonstrations.
(hat, sunscreen, jacket, proper footwear, rain gear, etc.)
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Registration Information 6/24 (8am-12pm): Morning Field Time 6/24 (1pm-5pm): Afternoon Field Time Participant: $125 (By 6/15/21) The registration fee includes bottled water, box lunch, and a certificate of attendance. Vendors Contact Joni Tanner at jmtanner@ncsu.edu for vendor information and registration. To coordinate field supplies and device installations, contact Jamie Luther at jlstanse@ncsu.edu. Field Day Address: Booth Field Learning Lab Nearby Hotels: Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites
3741 Thistledown Dr.
Raleigh, NC
919-854-0001 Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Professional Credit: 5.5 Hours
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