Paul F. Boulos, Ph.D. (Chairman) MWH Soft (CO) Arnold Strasser, PE Denver Water (CO) Jeffrey Cowburn, AScT CET Regional Municipality of Niagara (Canada)	7:00 am Coffee and Registration 7:30 am Chair's Welcome and Opening Address 7:35 am Keynote Speaker: The History of London's Water Supply Robert Casey, Network Analysis Manager Thames Water (UK) 7:50 am Keynote Speaker: Seamless Surge Modeling of Large Drinking Water Systems Don J. Wood, Ph.D., Professor and Director of Civil Engineering Software Center University of Kentucky (KY) 8:15 am Application of Artificial Neural Network Modeling to Water and Wastewater Utility Planning and Operations Christopher W. Baxter, Ph.D., President HYDRANNT Consulting, Inc. (Canada) 8:45 am UDF Analysis Using Hydraulic Modeling Werner de Schaetzen, Ph.D., Hydraulic Modeling and Asset Management Technical Lead - Pacific Region Earth Tech (Canada) 9:15 am Identifying the Potential for Low/Negative Pressure Transient Events in Drinking Water Distribution Systems Kala K. Fleming, Ph.D., Water Environmental Scientist, Innovation and Technology American Water (NJ) 9:45 am The Design of Mixing Systems for Water Storage Reservoirs Li Ding, Ph.D., Senior Scientist Flow Science Incorporated (VA) 10:15 am Networking Break 10:30 am Sewer Design Criteria: Are Your Planning Decisions Reducing the Risk of SSOs? Thomas Eugene Dumm, PE, Technical Director O'Brien & Gere (MD) 11:00 am From Ink and Paper to Dynamic Model: A Master Plan Case Study Incorporating Integrated GIS Creation/Hydraulic Modeling Jon M. Wells, PE, Project Engineer Kennedy/Jenks Consultants (CA) 11:30 am How are Rockwells Impacting our Sewer Flows? Tony A. Akel, PE, Associate, Manager - Infrastructure Master Planning Carollo Engineers (CA) Jose Gutierrez, PE, Project Engineer Carollo Engineers (CA) 12:00 pm Networking Lunch Break 1:15 pm Water Quality Modeling for Changing Requirements Mao Fang, PE, Senior Civil Engineer, Planning Division Las Vegas Valley Water District (NV) 1:45 pm EPS Water Quality Modeling for Evaluating Colored Water Complaints - A Dallas Water Utilities Case Study Scott A. Cole, EIT, Project Engineer Black & Veatch (MO) 2:15 pm Developing a Water System Operations Plan for Integration of a New Surface Water Treatment Plant Using Hydraulic Modeling Patrick B. Moore, PE, Project Engineer Bohannan Huston, Inc. (NM) 2:45 pm Impacts of Operation on Water Age Jerry A. Edwards, PE, Senior Planning Engineer Black & Veatch (MO) 3:15 pm Networking Break 3:30 pm Blackout!! Optimizing Standby Power Generation Requirements for a Complex Water System Using a Calibrated Hydraulic Model Devan G. Thomas, P.Eng., Program Manager Earth Tech (Canada) Anthony Parente, P. Eng., Manager, Capital Works Region of Peel (Canada) 4:00 pm Maintaining Hydraulic Models in a 2-Tier Delivery and Collection Environment Jeffrey Cowburn, AScT CET, Design Technologist - Hydrotechnical Specialist Regional Municipality of Niagara (Canada) 4:30 pm Reduction of Energy Consumption Through the Application of Energy Management Tools Joseph A. Hartley, Ph. D., Principal Engineer MWH Europe (UK) 5:00 pm Optimizing Capital Expenditure in a Large UK Water Utility Christopher M. Bros, Principal Civil Engineer MWH Europe (UK) 5:30 pm Close of Day One	7:00 am Coffee and Registration 7:30 am Keynote Speaker: The Latest Advances in Geocentric Dynamic Sewer Modeling Technology: State-of-the-Art Trent Schade, PE, National Stormwater Technology Leader MWH Soft (CO) 8:00 am All-Pipes Model Development at the Las Vegas Valley Water District Laura B. Jacobsen, PE, Manager, Planning Division Las Vegas Valley Water District (NV) Sri Kamojjala, PE, Senior Civil Engineer Las Vegas Valley Water District (NV) 8:30 am Just Because the System is Small, Doesn't Make the Modeling Any Easier Douglas C. Howie, PE, Senior Project Manager HDR (WA) 9:00 am Prescott/Prescott Valley - Water System Management for Existing Needs & Growth to Build-Out Richard A. Humpherys, PE, Project Engineer Carollo Engineers (AZ) 9:30 am Colorado Springs Utilities - At a Critical Juncture in the Planning, Design, and Operation of Its Finished Water Delivery System Lisa M. Barbato, PE, Managing Engineer Colorado Springs Utilities (CO) Edward J. Koval, PE, Project Engineer Black & Veatch (CO) 10:00 am Denver Water's Experiences Using All-Pipes Modeling Arnold Strasser, PE, Hydraulic Engineer Denver Water (CO) 10:30 am Networking Break 10:45 am From Hydraulic Model to Real World Solutions James J. Strayer, PE, Associate Vice President - Division Manager PBS&J (CA) 11:15 am Developing a Fully Integrated Hydraulic Model Using Advanced Modeling and Calibration Techniques Charles T. Duncan, PE, Principal Engineer West Yost & Associates (CA) Felix Riesenberg, PE, Senior Civil Engineer City of Napa (CA) 11:45 am Integrating All-Pipes Systems in a Geodatabase Environment Nathan O. Walker, PE, Water Engineer HDR (CO) 12:15 pm Networking Lunch Break 1:30 pm Beauty is in the Eye of the Client Paul M. Hauffen, President and CEO IDModeling, Inc. (CA) 2:00 pm Operations, Billing, Hydraulic Models and GIS - Where the Rubber Meets the Road David Stangel, PE, Northwest Drinking Water Technology Lead CH2M HILL (ID) 2:30 pm GIS Integration for a Cost Effective Modeling Solution Scott F. Humphrey, PE, Planning and IS Division Leader Infrastructure Engineering Corporation (CA) 3:00 pm Creating the Maintainable Model Scott P. Cattran, Associate, GIS Group Manager Woolpert, Inc. (CO) 3:30 pm Networking Break 3:45 pm Predicting the Life Cycle Financing Requirements for Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Devan G. Thomas, P.Eng., Program Manager Earth Tech (Canada) 4:15 pm An Integrated Approach to Managing Asset Data Jerry J. Colwell, Senior Solutions Architect TAG The | Asset | Group (CO) 4:45 pm Award Presentation 5:00 pm Chair Concluding Summary and Close of Conference