Wednesday, May 1, 2013: 2:35 p.m.
Regency West 5 (Hyatt Regency San Antonio)
In 2011, the City of Phoenix commissioned their first aquifer storage and recovery (ASR) well. Sophisticated logic programming was incorporated to reduce costs associated with management, operation, maintenance, and regulatory reporting. This presentation will detail the programming concepts used to reduce costs, and outline benefits relating to increased well operation efficiencies. This session is a predecessor to Gary Gin’s (R.G., City of Phoenix) presentation titled “City of Phoenix, Aquifer Storage and Recovery Well #299: ‘How Did You Unclog That Well?’ Radial Injection Surge Development”.
| Nathan Nutter , Carollo Engineers, Inc | |
| Nathan Nutter has 11 years in the water resources industry. His focus is in water resource management, specifically through the use of aquifer storage and recovery wells. Nutter graduated from Stanford University and has professional licenses in Civil and Mechanical Engineering. He has worked for Carollo Engineers for six years, during which he has designed and overseen construction for numerous well sites around the state. Nutter’s presentation will focus on the benefits of strategic programming in an ASR well application. | |
| Gary M. Gin, RG , City of Phoenix | |
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Gary Michael Gin is the City Hydrologist for Phoenix, and is currently working on implementing and operating Phoenix’s first Aquifer Storage and Recovery wellfield. He received a bachelor’s degree in Geologic Science (with distinction) from Sonoma State University in California, and earned a master’s degree in Geological Sciences from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Gin is a Registered Professional Geologist in Arizona and Texas with 14 years of experience in water resource development, management, and optimizing wellfield operations. |
