Soil Evaluation for Green infrastructure spree slots

spree slots a decentralized approach.

New Orleans is located in a low-lying area just above, at, or below sea level. There is an extensive pump system that pumps spree slots collected from canals during storm events and seepage from the surrounding surface water bodies recharging the groundwater table to Lake Pontchartrain; inevitably this water makes its way back towards New Orleans, only to be pumped again. This constant pumping has led to subsidence.

Disconnecting and redirecting portions of spree slots flows from the canals and pumps in New Orleans would reduce the amount of water entering the pump system and may reduce the rate of subsidence in New Orleans. Based on the soil conditions encountered and the spree slots flows that are present within each sub-watershed, there would be a variety of spree slots Best Management Practices (BMPs) for managing spree slots.

spree slots a decentralized approach. While there may be consistent site conditions within a neighborhood and one type of BMP may be appropriate, in general the site conditions determine the BMP type. Depending on the site conditions, a stormwater BMP may provide recharge (e.g. infiltration bed), attenuation and storage (e.g. traditional detention basin), or filtration (created wetland). Each BMP would require a specific type of operation and maintenance to ensure the long-term performance of the particular facility.

Services

  • Geotechnical Survey
  • spree slots Management
  • Green Infrastructure Design
  • Infrastructure Assessment

Project Details

  • Client :
    Eustis Engineer, LLC
  • Project Owner:
    Sewerage and Water Board of spree slots (SWBNO), funded through U.S. EPA Office of Research and Development (EPA)
  • Address:
    Multiple Locations
    spree slots, LA
  • Date of Contract: 2016
  • Period of Performance: Summer/Fall 2016
  • CEG Contract Value: ,740
  • Total Project Cost: ,740