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Modeling Stormwater Control Measures(SCMs) for Effective Design InstructorsDavid J. Sample, Ph.D., P.E., Department of Biological Systems Engineering (BSE). Dr. Sample has approximately 22 years of experience in consulting and government before coming to Virginia Tech in 2008. Dr. Sample’s urban stormwater management research program has advanced the design of BMPs. Outputs from his work include improved mathematical models and monitoring techniques for assessing BMP performance. These outputs support improved BMP designs. Better designed BMPs are more predictable, and will achieve greater pollution reduction at lower costs, which leads ultimately to improved surface water quality. Dr. Sample is a Diplomate of the American Academy of Water Resource Engineers. In 2009, Dr. Sample was appointed to the U.S. Chesapeake Bay Program Science and Technical Advisory Committee (STAC). He is an active member of Water Environment Federation, American Water Resources Association, and the American Society of Civil Engineers and its Environmental Water Resources Institute (EWRI). For ASCE/EWRI, Dr. Sample is part of the leadership of the Urban Water Resources Research Council and currently co-chairs a Task Committee on implementing LID in combined sewer areas, and is a member of the Task Committee on LID-Computational Modeling.William C Lucas, PhD. Consultant. Dr. Lucas has provided innovative stormwater management designs for both new construction and urban retrofits for over 25 years. He wrote Delaware’s Green Technology Manual, and is co-chair of the LID Computations and the CSO-LID Task Committees of the ASCE/EWRI referenced above. He has also developed state of the art watershed models in several states. His rigorous approach to modeling bioretention systems was used to confirm the SWMM model developed for Philadelphia Green Infrastructure. One of the first to use SWMM aquifer routines to model pervious subsurface flow runoff, he combined this with LID controls to demonstr