[Saice] CHI - PCSWMM/SWMM5 Workshops in South Africa

Mon Aug 23 08:40:28 SAST 2010

Please Note: This email is sent on behalf of CHI. For more information
please contact Barb Malone on barb at chiwater.com

 <http://www.chiwater.com/Training/Workshops/index.asp> 

*        Are you interested in learning more about the latest modeling
practices for the planning, design and management of stormwater,
wastewater and watershed systems?  

*        Are you a current or new PCSWMM user that would benefit from a
hands on workshop to learn new and improved tools of the program?  

Every year CHI hosts a number of SWMM5 and PCSWMM Mod-eling Workshops in
South Africa, in addition to the many regular workshops in North America
and other locations. At these professional workshops, attend-ees are
trained in the use of both the latest US EPA Stormwater Management Model
(SWMM), and the graphical decision support system PCSWMM. In 2010
special attention will be paid to water quality issues.

The CHI 3-Day PCSWMM/SWMM5 Workshops  will be held in 3 locations in
South Africa in the month of October.  

*         Gauteng, October 18 - 20, 2010

Indaba Hotel and Conference Center, William Nicol Drive, Fourways,
Johannesburg

Location Information
<http://www.chiwater.com/Training/Workshops/GautengWorkshopDetails.asp> 

*          

*         Cape Town, October 20 - 22, 2010

Aurecon office, 81 Church St., Cape Town

Location Information
<http://www.chiwater.com/Training/Workshops/CapeTownWorkshopDetails.asp>

Durban (eThekwini), October 26 - 28, 2010

eThekwini City Engineer's Training Centre

Location Information
<http://www.chiwater.com/Training/Workshops/DurbanWorkshopDetails.asp> 

Attendees will be eligible for the award of 1 CPD unit for each day
completed at the workshop. New users should consider attending all three
days; experienced users should attend at least day 3 to learn the latest
advances.

Download the PDF Flyer for the South African Workshops
<http://www.chiwater.com/Files/South%20Africa%20Workshop%20Flyer%202010.
pdf> .

About PCSWMM

The US Environment Protection Agency Stormwa-ter Management Model (SWMM)
is an open-source, comprehensive model for continuous and single-event
simulation of runoff quantity and quality for both stormwater and
sanitary sewers.   PCSWMM
<http://www.computationalhydraulics.com/Software/PCSWMM.NET/index.asp>
2010 incorporates a modern, powerful GIS engine that works seamlessly
with the latest GIS data formats, and provides intelligent tools for
streamlining model development, optimization and analysis in a 
comprehensive range of applications
<http://www.computationalhydraulics.com/Software/PCSWMM.NET/Applications
.asp> .  With full support for the latest, fully dynamic US EPA SWMM5
hydrology/hydraulics engine, PCSWMM provides a scalable (unlimited model
sizes), and complete array of professional urban drainage system
modeling tools for an affordable price.  

There have been many enhancements to the software and improvements made
in modeling practices. We therefore urge you to consider attending the
workshop and we look forward to sharing the details with you.  The
training will prove to be quite beneficial and will help to give you a
competitive advantage.

PCSWMM helps organizations: 

*         Improve collaboration

*         Reduce project time 

*         Streamline workflow

*         Minimize risk

*         Save resources

Find out why PCSWMM is the global choice for more than 10,000 separated
and combined stormwater, sanitary sewer, and watershed modeling studies
worldwide.

Cities that have adopted PCSWMM include:

*         eThekwini Municipality (population 3.5 million)

*         City of Cape Town, South Africa (population 3.5 million)

*         City of Columbus, USA (population 2 million) which did a
extensive model review process and choose PCSWMM over InfoSWMM and
InfoWorks 

*         City of Montreal, Canada (population 3.5 million)

*         City of Seattle, USA (population 3.2 million) 

Large consulting firms that have adopted PCSWMM include: 

*         Arup (Pty) Ltd 

*         Arcus Gibb

*         Aurecon South Africa Pty Ltd.

*         SiVEST

*         WSP SA Civil & Structural Engineering

*         AECOM 

*         AMEC 

*         CH2M Hill 

Fees for the Workshop

*         Any 1 Day R2400 (US$300)

*         Any 2 Days R3600 (US$450)

*         All 3 Days R4800 (US$600)

We also offer student discounts, early bird discounts and multiple
attendee rebates.  

The PCSWMM 2010 software (included with the workshop, together with all
documentation and instructional materials) is a time-limited single user
license, which may be extended to a full license at a discounted price.
The software also includes annual unlimited support and participation in
the Workshop earns 1 CPD per day.

Register here online
<http://www.chiwater.com/Training/Workshops/workshopregistrationSA.asp>
and choose your choice of South African Workshop. 

Once your online registration is complete you will receive a follow up
email with detailed venue and workshop information.  If you have any
questions or comments, please do not hesitate to contact me directly at 
barb at chiwater.com.  Thank you and we look forward to seeing you there.

Sincerely,

 <http://www.chiwater.com/Software/PCSWMM.NET/index.asp> Barb Malone

Computational Hydraulics International

147 Wyndham Street North, Suite 202

Guelph, Ontario, Canada N1H 4E9

Telephone: (519) 767-0197

Fax: (519) 489-0695

www.chiwater.com

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