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An innovative approach to storage design

Webinar in collaboration with Hydro International

An innovative approach to storage design

Thursday 19th July, 12:00 - 12:45 BST

Hydro International and Causeway are delighted to announce a joint webinar on designing and optimising geocellular storage structures in Causeway Flow.

The webinar will demonstrate how to design, hydraulically simulate and optimise geocellular storage structures within Causeway Flow.  It will also highlight the benefits and innovative approach to geocellular storage design individually or as part of a drainage network. 

This webinar will enable you to achieve an optimal and cost-effective design whilst satisfying latest requirements from legislations, regulations, standards, specifications and guidance.

You will be able to request a CPD Certificate at the end of the webinar.

CPD Certified

  Agenda

  1. Options for storage incorporated with SuDS
  2. Attenuation capacity estimation  
  3. Designing individual structures and hydraulically analysing their performance
  4. Optioneering and optimisation based on varying flow controls
  5. Optimising attenuation capacity as part of drainage network
  6. Visualisation of the simulation output
  7. Q&A Session

  Presenters

Paul Shaffer-CIRIAChris Newton, Regional Technical Manager, Hydro International

After finishing his EngD at the University of Exeter and Hydro International, Chris Newton joined Hydro International and worked in their Market Development Department shaping the products and services Hydro International offers across the 40 countries they operate in. More recently, Chris has worked as a Regional Technical Manager, working with consultants, engineers and water companies to help find solutions to their water management problems.

Netsanet MebrateNetsanet Mebrate, Product Owner - Causeway

Netsanet brings years of both academic and commercial experience within drainage design software. Having completed a PhD in Scientific Computation, Netsanet is involved in Flow's strategic roadmap, conducts both technical and market research, and builds the training and support capability for Flow.

Tom_Fox.pngTom Fox, Product Specialist - Causeway

Tom has worked in the flood mitigation and drainage sector for 15 years. Tom has worked on site in Europe, the Middle East and in London alongside Thames Water, later using that experience to aid drainage engineers in finding the right design tools for their scope of works.

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