Developing Retention Ponds to Reduce Volume of Water Input to Storm-Sewer System from GVSU Parking Lots.

Presentation Type

Oral and/or Visual Presentation

Presenter Major(s)

Natural Resource Management, Biology

Mentor Information

C. "Griff" Griffin, griffinc@gvsu.edu

Department

Biology

Location

Kirkhof Center 1104

Start Date

13-4-2011 2:00 PM

End Date

13-4-2011 2:30 PM

Keywords

Environment, Health and Wellness, Sustainability

Abstract

Grand Valley State University has an ongoing monitoring program to measure the quality and quantity of water from parking lot runoff into storm-sewers which eventually ends up in Little Mac Ravine and the Grand River Watershed. This research will discuss the design and implementation of the monitoring methods to include current storm flow and expected results after construction and diversion to retention ponds with regard to volume of water.

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Developing Retention Ponds to Reduce Volume of Water Input to Storm-Sewer System from GVSU Parking Lots.

Kirkhof Center 1104

Grand Valley State University has an ongoing monitoring program to measure the quality and quantity of water from parking lot runoff into storm-sewers which eventually ends up in Little Mac Ravine and the Grand River Watershed. This research will discuss the design and implementation of the monitoring methods to include current storm flow and expected results after construction and diversion to retention ponds with regard to volume of water.