Explore how Clark County, Washington, uses "entropy-based resource management" as the organizing principle to develop watershed management and sustainability strategies. Learn how by using this principle they have developed sub-basin retrofit plans, hydrologic and hydraulic accounting procedures, and a sustainable roadway grid.
Learning Objectives:
- Organize resource management activities in a holistic way to develop efficient and sustainable infrastructure.
- Collaborate effectively with other disciplines to achieve common sustainability goals including a sustainable land use plan.
- Develop simple strategies to move your community forward achieving sustainability goals.
SPEAKERS:
John Milne, PE
Design Engineer, Clark County (Wash.) Public Works, Vancouver, WA
Contributor(s)
John Milne, PE