When

October 23, 2025

Time

12:00pm - 1:00pm EST

Contact Hours

1

Location Online - Course

One Hour Webinar

Description

Bridges and large culverts are designed using historical streamflow data. However, historical streamflow data are static and do not account for changes in precipitation, temperature, and watershed characteristics such as the percentage covered by impervious surface. This presentation will cover  efforts to determine if streamflow peak discharges in Virginia have changed or remained constant for roughly the past century (1916–2015), the extent to which changes are related to physiographic factors and watershed characteristics, and efforts to develop a watershed index that identifies watersheds that may be particularly vulnerable to climate change.

Instructor

Maria Rossetti

Maria Rossetti is a research scientist at the Virginia Transportation Research council on the environmental, planning, and economics team. Her current research focuses on resiliency, water resources, and stormwater management. She holds a PhD in Civil Engineering from the University of Virginia. 

Registration and Payment

The following registration fees cover the session, all course materials and meals:

Local Government: $0
State/Federal: $0
Private Industry: $0

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