Civil Engineering Consultant – Stormwater Management, Grading & Drainage
Cut lines are an important aspect of georeferenced HEC-RAS models because they represent the geospatial location of your cross sections in plan view. If you are having issues with the placement of your cross sections, I recommend looking at the cut lines table. The following blog post will describe how to use the cut lines … Read more
In the last few years, I have seen many blog posts and YouTube videos that list several side hustle ideas for those who want to work towards leaving their full-time jobs or just make some extra cash. In many cases, these articles or videos are created by people who have either been wildly successful with … Read more
A hydrograph represents the flow rate over time at a particular geographic location. Hydrographs can be used to show how watersheds respond to changes in the watershed. For example, a watershed with a significant amount of impervious area will produce a skinnier hydrograph with a higher peak flow. In contrast, an undeveloped watershed will tend … Read more
In today’s globalized economy, the job market can be very competitive. Luckily, civil engineers who possess the right training, education, and skillsets will often have many professional opportunities come their way throughout their careers. For civil engineers who have just graduated from college or are early on in their careers, it is particularly important to … Read more
If you live in a dry area such as the western United States, you have probably heard about the drought crisis that we, along with many other nations around the world, are facing. Many municipalities throughout California have implemented restrictions on outdoor watering. Lake Mead and Lake Powell, which provide drinking water for more than … Read more