EDUCATION TYPE: Live Webinar
An ideal water program will provide the capability to withstand, adapt, and recover from a disaster as well as utilize a diversity of solutions to drive down water consumption and ensure long-term water availability. Thus, diversity of solutions and decreasing costs and waste contribute to resilience and are ultimate goals of an effective water program. This webinar will discuss how alternative solutions and resilience can work together to create an effective water program at the site level.
While it is not a prerequisite, we recommend taking the course Water Management Basics (FEMP37A) as this training would be of benefit.
Instructors
Kate McMordie Stoughton, Certified Water Efficiency Professional/Engineer, Pacific Northwest National Laboratories Read Bio
Kate develops and instructs various resource management workshops, develops strategic plans for water management at federal sites, and assists with federal policy guidance. Kate holds a B.S. in civil engineering from the University of Colorado.
Brian Boyd, Research Engineer, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Read Bio
Brian specializes in water resource management and building energy efficiency. In this capacity, he develops strategic plans for water management at federal sites, technology demonstrations, and technology evaluations, as well as conducts energy and efficiency analysis, asset reliability, environmental and resource sustainability analysis, and building HVAC performance evaluation and optimization.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, attendees will be able to:
- Define resilience as it relates to water management;
- Describe the relationship between water management and resilience for an effective water program;
- Discuss water management best practices for creating a resilient water program;
- Describe how alternative water sources help diversify water sources to support a resilient water program.