CORMIX v8.

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State of the Art Mixing Zone Modeling System

Dear Friends:
I am happy to announce the release of CORMIX v8.0 - the most comprehensive
software available for mixing zone modeling and analysis. Version 8.0 improves
and expands CORMIX features for wastewater outfall design, management, and
monitoring.
CORMIX v8.0 has improved capabilities for drilling muds and cuttings discharge
modeling for offshore oil and gas drilling applications. The new version includes
an updated version of CorPlot which can be used to graph bottom sediment
deposition plots and other 2D graphics that help with the analysis of model results
from simulations of discharges during typical drilling operations. The model and
post processing capabilities have been updated and improved to be able to perform
time series analysis of varying ambient conditions usually encountered during such
offshore operations.
CORMIX v8.0GTR now has the capability to couple with a Far-Field model like
Delft-3D FLOW. The coupling allows for the dynamic linking of the two models,
communicating and running concurrently on different workstations/computers/
servers.
The CorHyd multiport diffuser design tool with advanced graphics and hydraulics
analysis has been updated to support most common wastewater discharges and
has been successfully used in several diffuser design projects.
The free CORMIX v8.0E evaluation version is available for immediate download
from our web site. This allows you to evaluate and explore CORMIX data
requirements, prediction capabilities and advanced features, before licensing a
commercial product.
You can rely on CORMIX to deliver the most dependable hydrodynamic predictions,
high quality 3D interactive graphics, extensive help and system documentation,
and ample quality assurance features. As always, CORMIX is backed by our expert
technical support.
Good luck and good mixing!

Sincerely,
Robert L. Doneker, Ph.D., P.E.
President, MixZon Inc

Table Of Contents
CORMIX v8.0 Feature Comparison .......................................................... 3
New and Improved Features in CORMIX v8.0 ........................................ 4
CorPlot - 2D Graphs and Deposition Plots .............................................. 4
CorHyd - Internal Diffuser Hydraulics Model for Multiport Diffusers ............ 5
Improved Rule Base and Hydrodynamics ............................................... 6
Near and Above Surface Sources and Brine Discharges ............................ 6
Sediment Discharges, Drilling Muds and Cuttings .................................... 7
CorVue ............................................................................................. 7
CorSpy ............................................................................................. 8
Flow Class Decision Tree...................................................................... 8
CorSupport CORMIX Technical Support Subscription Service .................. 9
CorHelp ............................................................................................ 9
CorDocs ............................................................................................ 9
Benchmarks .....................................................................................10
CorVal On-line Case Validation ..........................................................10
CorTime - Time Series/Far-Field Model Link...........................................11
CorUCS ............................................................................................11
My Account ......................................................................................12
CORMIX Training Workshops ...............................................................12
Outfall and Mixing Zone Monitoring Services ........................................ 13
Aerial Remote Sensing System ............................................................13
Mixing Zone & Dilution Dye Tracer Studies ............................................14
Ambient Bathymetry and Velocimetry Characterization ...........................14
Dilution Studies using CTD .................................................................15
Outfall Condition Inspection and Assessment ........................................15
MixZon Client List ................................................................................. 16

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CORMIX v8.0 Feature Comparison

CORMIX VERSIONS
v8.0E

v8.0G

v8.0GT

v8.0GTH

v8.0GTS

v8.0GTD

v8.0GTR*

Free
Release

General
Release

Advanced
Tools

Advanced
Tools
Hydraulics

Advanced
Tools
Sediment

Advanced
Tools
Design

Research
Tools
Release

Contact
Us

Contact
Us

Contact
Us

Contact
Us

Print/Save

CorData - Legacy Data Import Tool

Features
CorSupport Technical Support Service

CorHelp Online User Guide

CORMIX User Manual (PDF)

CorSpy 3D/2D Outfall Graphics

CorVue 3D/2D Mixing Zone Graphics

CorSens Sensitivity Analysis Tool

CORMIX1 Single Port Discharges

CORMIX2 Multiport Diffusers

CORMIX3 Surface Discharges

CorJet 3D Jet Integral Model

FFL Far-field Plume Analysis

CorGIS BASINS/ArcView Tool

Brine Discharge Modeling

CorHyd - Internal Diffuser Hydraulics

Sediments Dill Cuttings and Muds Discharge

Modeling

CorPlot - 2D Graphs and Deposition Plots

CorUCS - Coordinate System Converter

CorDocs Technical Documentation

CorVal - Case Validation Service

CorBatch - Batch Processing Utility

CorTime - Time Series/Far-Field Model Link

*GTR version for research and development use. Contact us for availability/licensing.

Subscription Fee required in addition to current software licensing. Contact us for more details.
NOTE: Please review the online feature comparison table at http://www.mixzon.com/sales/featcomp.php, for more details.

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New and Improved Features in CORMIX v8.0

CorPlot - 2D Graphs and Deposition Plots
The CorPlot graphing tool provides detailed graphs and plots
based on CORMIX simulation results from drill cuttings and muds
discharge modeling studies.
CorPlot provides the following plots for pollutant data:
Concentration vs. Plume Centerline Downstream Distance;
Concentration vs. Plume Centerline Trajectory;
Dilution vs. Plume Centerline Downstream Distance &
Trajectory;
For sediment data, CorPlot additionally provides the following
plots:

Support for Drill Cuttings and Muds

Discharge Modeling for the offshore oil and
gas drilling industry.

Graphical output of sediment bottom deposition contours on a

user specified grid;
Suspended sediments in the water column vs. Plume
Centerline;
Suspended flux remaining in the water column vs. Plume
Centerline;
It is often necessary to be able to model varying ambient current
directions for offshore drilling operations. This can be achieved
using CorTime.
By combining the capabilities of the CorTime application and
the CorPlot, one can produce an integrated deposition plot over
a user specified grid from a drill cuttings and muds discharge
modeling study for offshore drilling operations.

Drilling Muds and Cuttings option in

CORMIX v8.0

CorPlot - bottom deposition plots of WBM Muds and Cuttings from example studies of offshore drilling
discharges under varying ambient current directions.

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CorHyd - Internal Diffuser Hydraulics Model for Multiport Diffusers

Design goals for submerged multiport diffusers

are to optimize costs (material use and pumping
energy) and minimize environmental impacts.
Inadequate attention to the internal diffuser
hydraulics often results in hydraulic problems E.g. partial blockage, high head losses, uneven
flow distribution and poor dilution - causing greater
energy demand and negative environmental
impacts.

CorHyd Definition Schematic

CorHyd is a computer application integrated

into CORMIX v8.0GTD (Advanced Tools Design
Version) and v8.0GTH (Advanced Tools Hydraulics
Version).
CorHyd calculates the total head required for input
discharge rates. The application facilitates further
design interactions, modifications and analysis via
an easy to use interface that can generate relevant
charts and reports.
CorHyd performs calculations of velocities,
pressures, head losses and flow rates inside the
diffuser pipe and especially at the diffuser port
orifices.

CorHyd User Interface

CORMIX mixing zone model assumes a uniform line

source for multiport diffuser discharges. CorHyd
provides the capability to ensure proper multiport
design, that can be modeled by CORMIX as a line
source with uniform flow distribution.
CorHyd was developed to analyze and optimize
diffuser design alternatives as well as existing
diffuser configurations for different discharge and
ambient conditions.

CorHyd Output Indicating the

Discharge per riser

CorHyd supports analysis for different manifold

designs, including simple ports, high risers, duckbill
valves, single end, Y and T diffusers.
The calculation algorithms are based on the
application of the steady state continuity and
work-energy equations between the ambient fluid
at the discharge points and the effluent inside the
diffuser pipe.

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CorHyd Diffuser Visualization

Improved Rule Base and Hydrodynamics

Version 8.0 has improved models and updated rule
bases. Prediction files include centerline velocities
and travel times for single port and multiport
diffuser cases. Surface discharge simulations
report centerline travel time. Also, negatively
buoyant surface discharges are possible within
DHYDRO.
This system presents dozens of flow classifications
to fully evaluate discharge/environment interaction
within the mixing zone. The updated hydrodynamic
modules and rule base allow for easy specification
and modeling of near and above surface discharge
sources.
The 3-D CorSpy and CorVue visualization tools
are also fully integrated into the expanded flow
classification and simulation rule base.

v8.0 allows for near and abovesurface discharge sources

Near and Above Surface Sources and Brine Discharges

New effluent specification allows for detailed mixing analysis of dense discharges such
as concentrates from desalination facilities. Improved hydrodynamics now account for
bottom density current mixing with sloping bathymetry, essential for coastal mixing
zone analysis.
Detailed ambient density and current profile specification is available, to account for
internally stratified flow layers for dense discharges. In addition, negatively buoyant
surface source configurations are allowed in Version 8.0.

CORMIX can be used to model brine density currents,

surface plunge point, and mixing on sloping bottoms

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Sediment Discharges, Drilling Muds and Cuttings

CORMIX can simulate typical dredge discharge
properties with 5 particle size classes- chunks,
sand, coarse silt, fine silt, and clay. Sources can be
single port, multiport, surface discharges, or above
surface discharges with or without a deflector
plate.
The model has now been extended to meet the
simulation requirements of offshore oil and gas
drilling operations. CORMIX now supports the
input and modeling of up to 10 custom particle size
classes of solids and fall velocities.
CORMIX v8.0 can simulate both water column
suspended solids concentrations and bottom
deposit footprint sediment flux. The CorPlot tool
can then create 2D deposition plots.

v8.0 GTS models discharge sources

with suspended sediment

CorVue
New and improved graphics for interactive mixing
zone visualization are now available in CorVue.
This advanced tool allows you to easily assess
s
plume regulatory mixing zone behavior, visualize
e
boundary interactions and density current upstream
m
intrusions, and criteria such as RMZ, CMC, CCC,,
TDZ for efficient documentation of regulatory
y
compliance.
CorVue features include:
Improved output into jpeg, gif, bmp, png, tiff, ps
s

formats;

Improved user control for better visualization;

Print, copy & paste images with clipboard;

Save CORMIX centerline prediction as Comma
Separated Value (csv) format;
Integrated on-line help manual.

Various plume visualization options in CorVue

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CorSpy
Unidirectional, Alternating, Staged diffusers; Beta, Theta, Gamma, Sigma confused
about diffuser configuration or specification? CorSpy can help!
This 3D diffuser visualization tool makes specification of complex multiport diffuser
geometry a snap. With CorSpy you can interactively view the discharge data you
specified in relation to the CORMIX x-y-z coordinate system and local boundaries.
CorSpy features include:
Near-surface and above-surface diffuser configurations;
Visualization of rosette design diffuser configurations;
Improved output into jpeg, gif, bmp, png, tiff, *ps formats;
Improved controls for boundaries, axis display, etc.;
Integrated on-line help manual.

Rosette Alternating

Fanned Unidirectional

Staged

Flow Class Decision Tree

Classification of discharge/boundary interaction has a profound influence on mixing
zone behavior and regulatory compliance. Ever wonder how CORMIX predicts your flow
class?
You can learn more about the internal logic of the CORMIX decision support system.
View the Flow Classification Rule Base to determine flow class for your simulation.

Screenshot of the flow classification decision tree

for the new IPV3 class

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CorSupport CORMIX Technical Support Subscription Service

CorSupport is a subscription-based technical support service that provides:
Answers to general questions about physical processes and mixing zone modeling;
Help with understanding input parameters;
Assistance with interpretation of simulation results.
CorSupport is available by e-mail or phone in 1, 3, 6 or 12 month subscription terms.
For info on CorSupport pricing and coverage please visit:
http://www.mixzon.com/support

CorHelp
CorHelp is an easy to use on-line help and user documentation system integrated into
the CORMIX user interface. From the simplest to the most complex questions find
answers in CorHelp quickly and easily.
CorHelp has been designed to include:
Tooltips and help pop-up windows in the CORMIX GUI;
User interface integrated on-line context-sensitive help;
Integrated on-line help manuals;
Integrated on-line CORMIX manual

CorDocs
Simplified on-line access to CorDocs hypertext CORMIX system documentation.
CorDocs is now hosted on-line and just a mouse click away no more large downloads
to install the documentation system. With CORMIX v8.0 you get instant web-based
access to the complete CORMIX1, CORMIX2, and CORMIX3 technical reports.

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Benchmarks
Compare CORMIX/CorJet model performance to
laboratory data sets with emphasis on limiting
hydrodynamic cases for model benchmarking
analysis.
See how CORMIX compares with rigorous test cases.
This tool will help validate the models predictive
capability for single port CORMIX1 and CORMIX2
cases.
The CORMIX/CorJet Benchmarks site is accessible
online at http://www.mixzon.com/benchmark/

Plot constructed during CORMIX/CorJet

benchmark analysis

CorVal On-line Case Validation

CorVal is a web-based interactive validation
database for a clients specific CORMIX mixing zone
prediction.
CorVal, offered as a subscription service, will
validate a clients CORMIX1 (submerged singleport discharges) model prediction with available
laboratory and field data contained in a custom
validation database. This database of plume dilution
experiments is developed from published laboratory
and field studies of buoyant jet mixing and plume
dilution.
CorVal presents a validation analysis of the clients
CORMIX predictions compared to cases in the
database with similar physical mixing characteristics
(flow classification). Regression statistics and graphs
of predicted vs. measured values are presented on
actual and normalized parameters for buoyant jet
mixing.

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CorVal study Comparison Plot and

Statistics

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CorTime - Time Series/Far-Field Model Link

CorTime allows for the automated modeling and
calculation of time series data. Using CorTime, one
can perform time series analysis due to time varying
ambient conditions or discharge characteristics.
CorTime is an automated tool for linkage of
CORMIX to set boundary conditions in far-field
coastal circulation models.
CorTime accepts an input file summarizing the
varying input data (ambient and/or discharge
conditions) for each time step. CorTime then
executes CORMIX with input data for each time
step and the corresponding plume characteristics
are calculated.
The consolidated output report summarizes the
characteristic plume parameters such as the x,y,z
coordinates at the end of near-field region and
at the specified regulatory mixing zone (RMZ),
with corresponding dilution, concentration, plume
thickness, width and travel times - of all the time
steps in the CorTime simulation. The CORMIX
case file (*.cmx), prediction file (*.prd) and the
session report (*.ses) for each time step that is
successfully run are automatically saved.
CorTime simulation results will assist with the
analysis of plume behavior under time varying
conditions and with linkage to far-field simulation
models.

Plots of time series data using the

CorTime Graph application

CorUCS
CorUCS is a new post-processing tool that will
convert CORMIX trajectory information in a
prediction file from the CORMIX coordinate system
to the coordinate system specified by the end user
using the outfall locations latitude and longitude
position (in WGS84 format). The inputs required
for the conversion are ambient current direction and
diffuser position relative to geographic North.

CorUCS input specification in the

CORMIX UI

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My Account
On-line user account management (accessible at http://www.mixzon.com/acct/index.php)
allows you to:
Change account settings and preferences;
View purchase & product download history;
Place on-line orders through our secure on-line ordering system;
Track CorSupport requests.

Screenshots of the My Account feature

CORMIX Training Workshops

In cooperation with Portland State University (PSU), MixZon will offer a 2-day CORMIX
training workshop in Portland, Oregon USA on June 18-19, 2012.
Participants review the basic theory of mixing zone modeling from point source discharges;
explore new ways to schematize and extend range of model application; discover time
saving tips and techniques for advanced model application; learn to avoid benthic
ecological impacts with advanced outfall designs; comply with NPDES requirements for
conventional and toxic discharges. This course delivers technical training to engineers,
scientists, regulators, and consultants on mixing zone modeling for NPDES mixing zone
permits.
The course includes an introduction to theory of transport modeling, outfall design, and
mixing zone water quality management supported by extensive hands-on computer
exercises. Attendees will receive 1.6 CEU (Continuing Education Units) or 16 PDH
Professional Development Hours.
The workshop is taught by Dr. Robert L. Doneker, primary developer of the CORMIX
system.
MixZon can also provide a comprehensive training course on mixing zone modeling and
the CORMIX software at your location.
Additional information is published at: http://www.mixzon.com/training/
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Outfall and Mixing Zone Monitoring Services

MixZon Inc has the unique capability to integrate water quality measurement, outfall
and mixing zone monitoring and analysis, in addition to mixing zone modeling using
CORMIX. We specialize in Mixing Zone Field Studies for NPDES permit compliance. Our
capabilities include:
Aerial Remote Sensing System for monitoring water quality at site scales;
Mixing Zone Dye Tracer Studies;
Ambient bathymetry and velocimetry characterization;
Dilution studies using CTD;
Outfall Condition Inspection and Assessment.

Aerial Remote Sensing System

With USEPA Small Business Innovation
Research (SBIR) program support, MixZon Inc
has designed and developed a low cost, rapidly
deployable, aerial remote sensing platform for
monitoring mixing zone water quality data in real
time. The aerial platform uses a tethered helium
balloon for deployment.
In 2009 USEPA awarded MixZon additional SBIR
contracts to assist with the commercialization and
verification of this system. We currently continue to
perform research and development to improve this
technology for water quality monitoring.
We have established the technical feasibility of our
system to monitor mixing zones in rivers at site
scales. Our patent-pending remote sensing platform
and data management system measures outfall
dilution performance and focuses on temperature
as a dilution tracer. The temperature tracer can
also be used as an indicator of other water quality
parameters within the mixing zone such as BOD,
coliforms, dissolved metals, etc.

MixZon aerial remote sensing platform

deployed from the companys boat

The platform gathers continuous, real-time, site

scale, geo-referenced mixing zone data for NPDES
regulatory compliance, Endangered Species Act
(ESA) habitat assessment, and hydrodynamic
mixing zone simulation model validation.
The remote sensing system has been successfully
deployed in numerous Mixing Zone Studies over
the last few years. The data from these studies
was widely accepted and led to successful NPDES
permit applications.
MixZon currently continues to perform research and
development to improve this technology for water
quality monitoring. This service is by contract.

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The mixing behavior of an heated

effluent from an industrial wastewater
surface canal outfall - captured by our
remote sensing platform

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Mixing Zone & Dilution Dye Tracer Studies

MixZon has the experience and technology to
perform comprehensive mixing zone dye tracer
studies for NPDES permit compliance.
Our submersible sensor platform includes an array of
sensors, including CTD (conductivity, temperature,
depth), turbidity, and fluorometer (RhodamineWT). Rhodamine-WT is a fluorescent, non-toxic,
uv stable, water-soluble, biodegradable tracer dye
that can be accurately measured in extremely small
concentrations, down to 0.1 parts per billion (ppb).
Dye Study in progress

Ambient Bathymetry and Velocimetry Characterization

All our sensor platforms are integrated with
differential GPS for sub-meter positional accuracy.
Plume dilution monitoring is enhanced by conducting
a detailed bathymetry and velocity survey with our
boat-mounted or towed ADCP (Acoustic Doppler
Current Profiler).
ADCP sonar and survey-grade DGPS can be
deployed from our jet boat or towed raft giving us
go anywhere capability with sub-meter accuracy.
We also have the ability to integrate monitoring
data from our aerial remote sensing platform
and submersible platforms, producing incredibly
comprehensive mixing zone studies.

ADCP sonar and survey-grade DGPS

deployed from our Riverboat

Mi Z
MixZon
IInc uses GIS tto analyze
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and
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present data collected from remote
sensing and ADCP sonar surveys

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Dilution Studies using CTD

MixZon has the capability and experience to complete
successful mixing zone dilution studies using a
submersible
CTD
(Conductivity-TemperatureDepth) sensor.
CTD sensor data is tagged with Differential GPS
(DGPS) data in real time, for sub-meter positional
accuracy. This data can then be post-processed and
overlaid on state plane maps to produce dilution
contours as part of the study report.
The technique of using conductivity as a dilution
tracer is most applicable in fresh water systems,
where initial dilution is required without the expense
of a dye tracer study.

Minimum dilution contours - based on

data from a field dilution study.

Outfall Condition Inspection and Assessment

MixZon Inc has successfully deployed the DIDSON
acoustic camera to conduct outfall inspection. This
technique can produce high quality video images
in highly turbid environments. Outfall inspection
using this technique can be a cost effective option
for infrastructure maintenance and NPDES permit
compliance.

Multiport
M
diffuser construction

Images from sonar video showing several ports of a multiport diffuser

Our capabilities in aerial remote sensing combined with our state of the art sonar for
velocimetry and bathymetry surveys, allows us to perform CORMIX model validation
and/or calibration for single port, multiport diffuser, and surface discharge sources.
Please contact [email protected] for more information.

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MixZon Client List

MixZon has over 6000 academic, government, commercial, and consulting clients worldwide. We
Appreciate Your Support! Here are some of our valued users:
ADM Velva
Alaska DEC
Alabama DEM
Alden Research Lab
Amec
Anderson Marine Surveys
Applied Science Associates
Aqua-Fact International Services
ARCADIS
Arizona DEQ
Argonne National Laboratory
Autoritat Portuaria De Barcelona
AWML International, Nigeria
AZTI Fundacion
Baird and Assoc.
Barr Engineering Company
Basler & Hofmann
Battelle
Beaufort Group
Beca Carter Hollings & Ferner
Bechtel Corporation
Boyle Engineering Corp.
British Petroleum
Brown & Caldwell
Burgess & Niple
California Dept. of Health Services
California Dept. of Water Resources
California State University
California SWRCB
Camdus Group
Camp Dresser McKee
Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
Carl Bro
Carollo Engineers
Cascade Steel
CEDEX, Spain
CEOM SCpA
CETESB, Brazil
Chevron ETC
Chevron Texaco
Chu Hai College
Conic-Bf Ingenieros
Connecticut DEP
D Appolonia, Italy
Daebul University
DAL Science & Engineering
Delaware DNREC
Deltares
Democrete University of Thrace
DynMcDermott - DOE
E.I. DuPont
Earth Tech
EBX Engineering SRL
Eco-Logic Engineering
Ecology & Environment
Ecoprogress
Engineering-Environmental Mgmt
EnSafe
Entech Consultants
ENVIRON UK

Environment Agency UK
Environment Canada
Environmental Reclamation Services
Environmentek
Exxon-Mobile
FDA
Florida Atlantic University
Florida DEP
FMC Corp.
GBMC & Associates
Georgia DNR
Georgia Tech
GHA Technologies
Golder Associates
Gradian
Gray & Osborne
Great Barrier Reef Marine Park
Authority, Australia
Great Lakes Environmental Center
Groundwater Management Associates
Halcrow Group
Hampton Rhoads Sanitation District
Herrera Environmental Consultants
Hidroambiente
HIDROSISTEM Engenheiros
Consultores
Hobbs, Upchurch & Associates
Hong Kong Drainage Services
Department
HR Wallingford
HydroAnalysis
Hydrocontrol
Hydrometrics
HydroQual
IAEA
Indiana DEM, DNR
Initec Technologia
Innogy
Instituto Mexicano de Tecnologa del
Agua
J. E. Edinger Associates
Jacobs Consulting Services
Jaime Illanes y Asociados Consultores
Japan NUS
Kansas Dept. of Health
Kentucky Div. Of Water
KEPRI, KEPCO
Kerr Wood Leidal Assoc.
King Saud University
Kingett Mitchell
Komex International Agricultural & Rural
Infrastructure
Larry Walker Associates
LaSalle Consulting Group
Latinoconsult
Limno-Tech
LORAX
Louisiana DEQ
MACTEC Engineering & Consulting
Makai Ocean Engineering

Manly Hydraulics Laboratory

Maine DEP, DMR
Maryland DOE, DNR
McGinley & Associates
Michigan DEQ
Middle East Technical University
Minnesota PCA
Mississippi DEQ
Montana DEQ, DNR
Najarian Associates
National Institute of Ocean Technology,
India
Nebraska DEQ
Nebraska Public Power
New Hampshire DES
New Jersey DEP
New South Wales EPA, Australia
New York DEC
NIWA, New Zealand
NOAA Fisheries
Normandeau Assoc.
North Carolina DENR-DWQ
Norwegian Institute for Water Research
Nuclear and Radiation Safety Center,
MEP, China
Ohio EPA
Oklahoma DEQ
Ontario Ministry of Environment.
Oregon DEQ
Pacific Northwest National Lab
Parametrix
Parsons Brinckerhoff
Petrobras America, Brazil
Petronyx Consulting Engineers
Pinnacle Consulting Group
Qatar Petroleum
Quebec Ministere de lEnvironnement
Railroad Commission of Texas
Rundall Blanchard Assoc
Safege Cetiis
Science Applications Intl.
SEAUS
SECOR International Incorporated
Sharp and Associates
Shaw E&I
Shell Global Solutions
SIDMAR Bernhard Pack
Sinclair Knight Merz
South Carolina DHEC
SPAWAR
St. Johns River Water Management
District
Stantec Consulting
Stevens Institute of Technology
Stoller-Navarro Joint Venture
Subsea Engineering
Swedish Meteorological & Hydrological
Institute
Taxon Estudios Ambientales
Tennessee DOWPC, DEC

Tennessee Valley Authority

Tetra Tech
The Camdus Group
The Citadel
Triad Engineering, Inc.
Underwood Engineers
University of New Brunswick
Universidad de Chile
Universidad de Zaragoza
Universidade de Sao Paulo
Universitt Karlsruhe
University Catolica De Chile
University of Alberta
University of Applied Sciences, Frankfurt
University of Canterburry
University of Chile
University of Concepcin
University of Minnesota
University of New Orleans
University of Patras
University of the West of England
University of Western Australia
University of Wisconsin
URS Corporation
US Army Corps of Engineers
US Bureau of Reclamation
US Nuclear Regulatory Commission
USEPA, USEPA Regions 1-10
Veolia Water Systems
Vermont ANR
Vigil-Agrimis
Virginia DEQ
W.F. Baird & Associates
Wacker Siltronic
Wald + Corbe
Wallis Engineering
Washington DOE, DOH
Washington Group International
Weaver Boos Consultants
WESI Consulting
West Virginia DEP - DWR
Western Resource Solutions
Westinghouse Savannah River
Woods Hole Group
Worley
WS Atkins

US and International Regulatory and Government agencies

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