SUDSnet 20th Anniversary Conference 2024
11th & 12th September 2024. Coventry University, England. UK.
Programme. Day 1- Wednesday 11th Sept 2024
9.00 - 10.00 Registration & Coffee
10.00 - 10.20 Conference Welcome – Prof Sue Charlesworth
10.20 – 10.40 SUDSnet at 20 – Dr Rebecca Wade
Session 1 – SuDS in the City - Building Adaptive Capacity Through a Place-based Approach
TIME TITLE
11.00 Cardiff Canal Quarter, Churchill Way –surface-water removal transforming the public realm
11.20 Water Resilient Dundee - implementing holistic solutions at the city scale
11.40 Breaking silo’s - learning from a 20-year cross institutional water sector partnership for a resilient and adaptive Glasgow to manage crisis and mitigate climate change impacts.
12.00 SuDS DNA of Cities: Applying the ClimateScan toolbox to Nature-Based Solutions and urban water attenuation
Session end – additional discussion/ questions if time allows
12.20 - 1.40 Networking LUNCH & Posters
AUTHOR(S)
Reay T, & Ferguson B AtkinsRéalis
McBennett, D & Reid, A*
Scottish Water & *Dundee City Council
Duffy A, Gilmour D, Ncube S*, & Arthur S*
Abertay University and *Heriot Watt University
F.Boogaard, D. Meijer, M. Lamers, N. Schaart & J.Kondratenko
University Hanze, Nl, Daltonlaan, Utrecht, HNK, Nl, SWKO, Nl, Tech Unversityi Riga
Session 2 – SUDS & Society – Building Community & Ecological Resilience
TIME TITLE
1.40
2.00
Retrofitting Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) in UK Schools: Assessing the Impacts and Challenges
Croissants and Community Collaboration - Layering the 'Water Resilient Dundee' Strategy for St Mary's
2.20 Lessons Learnt Based on International knowledge exchange with the ClimateScan adaptation platform.
AUTHOR(S)
Wilding B, Burton E, Buckingham S, Kirsopp N AtkinsRéalis
Robson E, McBennett D, Wade R*, Haigh A**, Hall L** Reid A***.
Scottish Water, *Abertay University, **OPEN ***Dundee City Council
F.Boogaard, N. Schaart, J.Kondratenko, University Hanze, Nl Daltonlaan, Utrecht SWKO, Nl Tech University Riga
2.40
Where is SDG6 in Challenging Environments? SuDS in Slums and Refugee Camps
Session end – additional discussion/ questions if time allows
3.00 - 3.30 Break & posters
Session 3 – Workshop / discussion
TIME TITLE
3.305.00
S Charlesworth Coventry University
AUTHOR(S)
Bridging the gap between SuDS research, policy and practice Plenary discussion
5.20 – 5.30 Discussion and Close of Day 1
SUDSnet 20th Anniversary Conference 2024
11th & 12th September 2024. Coventry University, England. UK.
Conference Dinner - 7.00 for 7.30pm in the Undercroft, St Marys Guildhall, Bayley Lane, Coventry, CV1 5RN www.stmarysguildhall.co.uk
SUDSnet 2024 organised by SUDSnet members from:
SUDSnet 20th Anniversary Conference 2024
11th & 12th September 2024. Coventry University, England. UK.
Programme. Day 2 – Thursday 12th Sept 2024
9.00 – 9.30 Registration
9:30 – 9.40 Welcome
9.40-10.20 KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Jo Bradley (Stormwater Shepherds UK)
SuDS and highway runoff – a match made in Heaven, or a toxic swamp?
Session 4 – Resilient Infrastructure - SUDS Performance
& Monitoring 1 – Water Quantity
TIME
10.20 The ‘Urban Green DaMS’ project –controls on retention and detention in bioretention cells
10.40
Bioretention Inlet Design: More than a bump in the road?
11.00 Bioswale infiltration rate variability in full scale infiltration tests. Case Studies from the USA, Canada, Latvia and the Netherlands.
Session 5 - Resilient Infrastructure - SUDS
Performance & Monitoring 2 – Water Quality
TIME TITLE AUTHOR(S)
11.40 Rural Sustainable Drainage Systems (Rural SuDS): Case Study of an Arable Field Runoff System in the Lunan Catchment, Angus, Scotland Moir SE Moir Environmental Ltd
12.00 Complexity of Optimal Control of Combined Sewer Systems and Potential Solutions from Artificial Intelligence
AUTHOR(S)
Stovin V & Deville S University Sheffield, University Liverpool
DeVille S, Ren S, Wickham B, Wilson F, Brewington J & Deeprose G.
Liverpool University, University of Sheffield Severn Trent, Arup
J. Kondratenko, J. Rubulis, F. Boogaard & K. Maļinovskis Riga Technical University, Latvia
University of Applied Sciences, Hanze University, Netherlands Bonava Latvia Ltd.
11.20 Session end – additional discussion/ questions if time allows
11.20 -11.40 BREAK
12.20 The impact of environmental conditions in SUDS ponds on the presence of amphibians
Rathnayake N, Rathnayake U & Hoshino Y
University of Tokyo; University Atlantic Technological, Sligo, Ireland & Kochi University of Technology, Japan
MacArthur K, Briers R, Dodd J Lancaster L, Louca V & O'Brien D Edinburgh Napier University University of Aberdeen & Nature Scot
12.40 Use of Digitally Enhanced Imagery to Gauge Stakeholder Preferences and Perceptions Towards Retrofitting Sustainable Drainage Devices in Residential Settings
1.00 Session end – additional discussion/ questions if time allows 1.00 -2.00 LUNCH
John Maggs and Colin A. Booth University of the West of England
Time for posters/ networking / fresh air & walk
Session 6 – SuDS & Novel Materials
TIME TITLE
2.00 Biomass waste-based sorbents for stormwater treatment
SUDSnet 20th Anniversary Conference 2024
11th & 12th September 2024. Coventry University, England. UK.
2.20 Embodied Carbon in Water Industry Infrastructure
AUTHOR(S)
N Tripathi, C..D Hills &K TotaMaharaj*
Indo:UK Centre for Environment Research and Innovation School of Engineering, University of Greenwich.
*Royal Agricultural University, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 6JS, England, UK
CD Hills, N Tripathi, K TotaMaharaj* & JE Hills**
Indo:UK Centre for Environment Research and Innovation School of Engineering, University of Greenwich.
*Royal Agricultural University & **Southern Water.
Session 7 – Emerging Challenges for Water Quality Management
TIME TITLE
3.40 Examining the ability of Sustainable Drainage Systems to retain New and Emerging Pollutants
4.00
2.40 Stormwater Quality Improvement Through Two-Stage Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) Filtration: A Pilot-Scale Study
Kiran Tota-Maharaj, Benjamin Kus, Jaya Kandasamy & Saravanamuthu Vigneswaran
RAU/WRC, Watercom, Centre for Technology in Water and Wastewater and School of Civil & Environmental Engineering, University of Technology Sydney.
Can permeable pavements effectively retain microplastics from urban stormwater?
4.20 Session end – additional discussion/ questions
AUTHOR(S)
Hollings P, Charlesworth S, Bogush A & Griffiths P Coventry University & Aston University
García-Haba, E; HernándezCrespo, C; Martín, M & Andrés-Domènech, I. Universitat Politècnica de València.
4.40 - 5.00pm Day 2 Final Discussion and Close of Conference 5.00pm Depart
3.00 Session end – additional discussion/ questions if time allows
3.00 - 3.20 BREAK
SUDSnet 2024 organised by SUDSnet members from:
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SUDSnet 20th Anniversary Conference 2024
11th & 12th September 2024. Coventry University, England. UK.
Affiliations
1 Dr R Wade & Prof S Charlesworth Abertay University & Coventry University
2 S Ren, Prof V Stovin & Dr S De-Ville
3 F Wilson, Prof V Stovin, & Dr S De-Ville
4 N Krishnan Senthilkumar & Prof. K Tota-Maharaj
5 Mr G Legi Daniel & Prof K Tota-Maharaj
6 K Kunwar & Prof. K. Tota-Maharaj
7 O Ajayi & Prof. Kiran Tota-Maharaj
University of Sheffield & University of Liverpool
University of Sheffield & University of Liverpool
Royal Holloway-University of London, Royal Agricultural University & The Water Research Centre.
Royal Holloway-University of London, Royal Agricultural University & The Water Research Centre.
Aston University Birmingham, Royal Agricultural University & the Water Research Centre (WRc),
Aston University Birmingham, Royal Agricultural University & The Water Research Centre (WRc) & Household Energy Generation.
8 N Rastinifard & Prof. K Tota-Maharaj
9 M Shah, Prof. Kiran Tota-Maharaj, Prof. Azamathulla &
Royal Agricultural University & The Water Research Centre (WRc)
Royal Agricultural University, WRc, University of the West Indies, & The Environment Agency (EA).
Poster Title
SUDSnet – Celebrating 20 years of enhancing multiple benefits from water management.
Evaluation of SuDS Device-scale Simplified Modelling Methods in SWMM
Assessing the Cumulative Water Quantity Benefits of Intensive Retrofitting
Economic Feasibility of Vertical Farming and Sustainable Drainage Systems in India: A Cost-Benefit Analysis
Sustainable Water Resource Management in Urban Developments within GCC: Focusing on Bahrain, UAE, and Oman
Evaluation of Best Management Practices (BMPs) for Road / Highway Runoff Control: Permeable Pavement Systems (PPS) as SuDS for Stormwater Quality Improvement & Volumetric Reduction
The use of Bamboo in Constructed (Engineered) Wetland Systems as a Bioelectrochemical System for Stormwater Treatment
Enhancing Urban Resilience through Microplastic Mitigation in Urban Stormwater through Integrating Sustainable Drainage Solutions (SuDS) and Grey and Green Infrastructure (constructed wetlands)
Agricultural irrigation water and wastewater management strategies for reduction of environmental hazards and risks on agricultural lands in the Caribbean: A case study in the Caroni River Basin, Trinidad and Tobago,
SUDSnet 20th Anniversary Conference 2024
11th & 12th September 2024. Coventry University, England. UK.
Dr Surendran West Indies.
10 M Faruk Hossain & Prof. K. Tota-Maharaj
11 F Oluwarotimi & Prof. K. Tota-Maharaj
12 Prof Kiran Tota-Maharaj & R Brijgopal Vyas
Royal Agricultural University & the Water Research Centre (WRc)
Aston University Birmingham, Royal Agricultural University & The Water Research Centre (WRc).
Royal Agricultural University, The Water Research Centre (WRc), Aston University Birmingham, & JRL Midgard.
Sustainable Water Resource Recovery and Wastewater Technological Innovations: Study on Non-thermal plasma (NTP) as a New advanced technique for Agricultural Wastewater Treatment.
The Application of Sustainable Drainage Systems for Stormwater Management with Microbial Fuel Cells
Integration of Permeable Pavement Systems and Microbial Fuel Cells for Stormwater Treatment and Bioelectricity Generation
13 O Cyril Emereole & Prof K Tota-Maharaj
Royal Agricultural University & The Water Research Centre (WRc)
14 L Young & Dr R Wade Abertay University
15 A Duffy & Dr R Wade Abertay University
16 B Wickham, Prof V Stovin & Dr S De-Ville
17 Pauline Lokidor & Miho
Taka
Sue Charlesworth
Craig Lashford
SUDSnet
University of Sheffield & University of Liverpool
Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations, Coventry University
Coventry University
Jacobs, Birmingham, B4 6BN, UK
Bio-Electrochemical Evaluation of Constructed/Engineered WetlandsMicrobial Fuel Cells for Agricultural Wastewater Treatment and Simultaneous Bioenergy Recovery
Enhancing Scotland’s resilience to climate change – a blue-green infrastructure inclusivity framework based on community-centred nature-based solutions.
SuDS Outreach and Engagement in School and Community Settings
The Feasibility of Estimating Evapotranspiration from A Vegetated Surface Using the Three-Temperatures Method: A Preliminary Study.
Nature-Based Solutions to control flooding in Kibera slum Nairobi, Kenya