Join CSWEA1 Menniti – Data Needs to Operate the WRRF of the Future
2 Cavanaugh – Innovation and Operation of Metro Water Recovery
3 Martin – Advanced Operational Control Strategies and Tools
4 Seib – Understanding Process Data
5 Menniti – Balancing Data Modelling and Machine Learning
6 Kerrigan – Data What Does It Mean How Do You Get It
7 Schoepke – Monitoring and Control for Stable EBPR
8 Yang – Wastewater Treatment Optimization Using Data Driven AI ML Models
9 Bjornberg – Theres Some Good in This Data
1 – Hurley – WICCI – GAS – 02.16.22
2 – Vogt – Utilities & Resilience – GAS – 02.16.22
3 – Minahan-Beranek – Impaired Waters – GAS – 02.16.22
4 – WillisWilliams – WI Regulatory Update PFAS – GAS – 02.16.22
5 – Grande – Madison Water Utility PFAS – GAS – 02.16.22
6 – Griffin – Mad MSD Sampling Program PFAS – GAS – 02.16.22
7 – Grieco – PFAS Reg Update & Liquid Treatment Update – GAS – 02.16.22
8 – Williams – PFAS in Biosolids WDNR – GAS – 02.16.22
9 – Claucherty – DNR Phosphorus Compliance Update – GAS – 2.17.22
10 – Sampson – Racine County Presentation – GAS – 02.17.22
11 – Deschane – League of WI Munis Presentation – GAS – 02.17.2022
12 – RyanFritz – WDNR Permit Process and Engagement – GAS – 02.17.22
13 – Klimek – Permit Success Story – GAS 02.17.22
14 – KnutsonStocks – DNR Updates and Awards – GAS – 02.17.22
How to Identify Industries for Your PT Program_CSWEA_08.24.2021
Industrial Pretreatment Program Overview
JRS – Compliance Presentation FINAL
Ordinances_and_Permits_CSWEA_Aug25
Site Inspections and Building Relationships with IUs 08-24-21
To provide a Water Environment Federation (WEF) organization (Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin) offering multiple opportunities for the exchange of water quality knowledge and experiences among its members and the public and to foster a greater awareness of water quality achievements and challenges.
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