White Papers
Over the years, ADS has had the unique opportunity to observe some of the most challenging flow conditions in history and record our observations in white papers. Visit this section often to find new papers. If you have an idea for a paper, please contact us. Please review the links below for currently released technical papers:
- Elements to Successful Rainfall Monitoring – Rain Gauge Equipment Selection for the Urban Sewer Environment
- Elements to Successful Rainfall Monitoring – Rain Gauge Equipment Selection for the Urban Sewer Environment (Metric)
- Elements to Successful Rainfall Monitoring – Rain Gauge Siting Principles for the Urban Sewer Environment
- Elements to Successful Rainfall Monitoring – Rain Gauge Siting Principles for the Urban Sewer Environment (Metric)
- The Seductive Lure of Level-Only Meters for Measuring I/I | The Battle Between Theory and Reality
- Depth Perception | Tracking Sewer Performance Using Design Guidelines & Regulatory Expectations
- Depth Perception | Tracking Sewer Performance Using Design Guildelines & Regulatory Expectations (Metric)
- The Myth of Measuring Ground Water | Ground Water Measurements in Inflow & Infiltration Studies
- Inflow and Infiltration | Determining Base Infiltration in Sewers
- Inflow and Infiltration | Underground Waterfalls Abstract
- Inflow and Infiltration | Executing a Large Flow Metering Project
- Measurement Strategies and Technologies | Evaluation of Gauge Adjusted Radar for Rainfall Measurement in RDII Programs
- Measurement Strategies and Technologies | Peeling the Onion of Meter Accuracy
- Measurement Strategies and Technologies | Getting More From Flow Monitoring
- Scattergraph Papers |A Comparison of Various Applications of the Manning Equation
- Scattergraph Papers |Camp’s Varying Roughness Coefficient Applied to the Manning Equation
- Scattergraph Papers |Practical Application of the Froude Number to Flow Monitor Data
- Scattergraph Papers |Characterization of Sanitary Sewer and Combined Sewer Overflows
- Scattergraph Papers | Evaluating Self-Cleansing in Existing Sewers Using the Tractive Force Method
- Scattergraph Papers | Boston’s Pilot Project to Measure CSOs Relies on New Technology and Scattergraphs to Detect Overflows
- Sewer Sociology | The Days of Our (Sewer) Lives
- Sewer Sociology | San Diego 2013
- SSOs and CSOs | SSO Leaves Telltale Signs
- SSOs and CSOs | Recognizing the Scattergraph Signature of an SSO
- SSOs and CSOs | Characterization of Sanitary Sewer and Combined Sewer Overflows
- Wastewater Hydraulics | Be Wary of Weally Wough Waves
- Basin Size | The Magic Knob for Controlling Costs of RDII Reduction
- Falling Into An Aeration Tank |Do You Sink or Swim?
- If I Had This To Do Over | A Twelve Step Program to Successfully Measure Sewer Rehabilitation