There are new requirements for Houston, TX that will greatly impact detention rates for sites of all sizes. Learn how these changes could affect your upcoming projects.
Qualified engineers and scientists who are experts in all things land and water are essential to meeting demanding development standards and protecting not only the environment, but your project.
Owners should already have mitigation strategies in place to protect their buildings and essential infrastructure. For those that don’t, there’s no time to lose.
Discover the 3D design software breakthroughs that are enabling designers to accomplish things that CAD users could only dream about.
The payment structure for the RSMP and the Urban Watershed Structural Control Fund is changing soon. Here’s what you need to know.
In April 2019, the City of San Antonio adopted the rainfall values from a study published by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) dubbed as NOAA Atlas 14. The study found that rainfall frequencies in parts of Texas are higher than in previous studies.
The new NOAA Atlas 14 Precipitation-Frequency Data has a number of different factors that greatly contribute to the design and analysis of stormwater infrastructure and detention.
Fall 2017 was a devastatingly tragic period for many Texans as Hurricane Harvey produced record rainfalls and flooding throughout vast portions of south Texas.
Collaboration across multiple divisions of WGI was needed to accomplish this small yet complex project.
It’s important to know the environmental rules and regulations before you get started on your project that may contain or be near wetlands.
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