Bridge the gap between regulatory compliance and effective site design using industry-standard hydrology tools.
Dive into the world of stormwater management with a comprehensive exploration of modeling and design using HydroCAD. This course provides an in-depth look at the fundamental principles of hydrology and hydraulics as they apply to modern stormwater systems.
The curriculum covers the practical application of HydroCAD software to simulate watershed runoff, evaluate detention basins, and size complex drainage networks. Content encompasses the essential modeling workflow, ranging from configuring catchments and routing parameters to analyzing outfalls and generating detailed compliance reports.
Designed for civil engineers, site planners, and hydrology professionals, this program offers a robust overview of the techniques required to tackle diverse drainage challenges, manage peak flows, and navigate municipal stormwater regulations effectively.
Online Courses for Engineers
HalfMoon Education is a nonprofit continuing education provider offering live webinars and on-demand courses for engineers, architects, landscape architects, land surveyors, attorneys, paralegals, accountants and others. Since 1996, we’ve helped thousands of professionals nationwide stay current with industry standards and codes, earn CE hours, and advance their expertise through practical, expert-led learning experiences. Learn more about us at: www.halfmoonseminars.org
Water Resource Engineer
Dr. Scott Jeffers’s career focuses on urban water resources and green infrastructure, collaborating with major municipalities internationally to address modern challenges in water, wastewater, and stormwater systems. Dr. Jeffers brings over 12 years’ experience in the water resource industry, specializing in site and regional hydraulic/hydrologic modeling, permitting, capital improvement master planning, optimization/prioritization for asset management, IoT deployment, and a background in novel digital water techniques. Dr. Jeffers is a leading expert in EPA SWMM modeling and teaches hydrology and urban ecohydraulics at Drexel University. Recreationally, he is a musician and rock climber.
