The Principles of Groundwater Flow Author: Michael Penzo This On-Demand webinar presents an overview of groundwater flow in saturated media. Groundwater flow is governed by the three outside forces acting on groundwater: gravity (which pulls water downward), external pressure (combination of atmospheric pressure and the weight of the overlying water), and molecular attraction (adherence, surface…
Flint and Lead: The Water-Public Health Connection This course is a recorded webinar and is timed and monitored to be compliant with the Ohio Engineers and Surveyors Board requirements. Reports of elevated blood lead levels in children in Flint, Michigan, placed a national spotlight on the role of drinking water in lead exposure. As the…
Addressing Lead Exposure in our Communities This timed and monitored course provides information about lead exposure, focuses on community solutions to lead exposure, and provides tools for preventing lead exposure in the home. It is based in part on the Flint Water crisis and provides strategies to prevent a similar event from occurring by highlighting…
America’s Greatest Projects and Their Engineers V Author: Dominic Perrotta During the past 150 years, Americans have achieved phenomenal success and ultimately became the greatest nation in the history of the world. Notwithstanding the many inventions created by Americans, such as the electric light bulb, the telephone, and the internet, the United States also produced…
America’s Greatest Projects and Their Engineers IV Author: Dominic Perrotta This fourth course in the series of America’s Greatest Projects and their Engineers describes the perseverance as well as the innovations developed and implemented on Project Mercury at a critical time in our nation’s history. It also highlights the extensive careers of the seven brave…
America’s Greatest Projects and Their Engineers III Author: Dominic Perrotta American engineers achieved phenomenal success by creating the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, a project that many thought was almost impossible for a variety of reasons. Not only was the climate against them, but they also had to deal with the environment, the ecology, mountain ranges, and precipitous…