STORMWATER

WK Dickson understands that in today’s world - stormwater management means many more things than just a few years ago. An increase in regulatory mandates combined with a paradigm shift within our industry has resulted in the need to manage stormwater from a holistic perspective. No longer can we use the ‘out of site, out of mind’ approach.

That is why our team of stormwater management professionals is comprised of engineers, scientists, planners, and GIS practitioners working in concert with our clients to facilitate the “new” stormwater management. This approach has allowed our team to set the standard in the industry while delivering quality professional services.

Areas of expertise include:

• Surface Hydrology
• System Hydraulics
• Dam Analysis and Design
• Watershed Master Planning
• Floodplain Analysis and Mapping
• Water Quality Modeling
• Watershed Assessment and Monitoring
• Sediment Transport Analysis
• Stormwater Infrastructure Inventories
• Coastal Engineering
• BMP Analysis and Design
• Low Impact Development
• Capital Improvement Projects
• Stormwater Treatment Practices Design
• FEMA Studies and Permitting
• GIS Analysis and Application Development
• Stormwater Treatment Practices Design
• Stream/Wetland Restoration
• NPDES Phase II Regulatory Compliance
• Grantsmanship
• Levee Break Analysis and Design
• Groundwater Hydrology

Overview

Water

Wastewater

Watershed Sciences

Stormwater

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523.6 inches of rainfall a year, or more than 40 feet (13 meters) fall in the wettest place on earth - Lloro, Colombia. That’s about 10 times more than fairly wet major cities in Europe or the United States.

6,000 people were killed in Galveston, Texas in the year 1900 during what is known as the deadliest hurricane ever to strike the United States.

$18 billion in damage, as a result of the costliest flood in U.S. history, occurred in the Midwest in 1993.