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I <br /> I JING-YEA (PAUL) YANG, Ph.D., P.E. <br /> c , Vice President <br /> Project Assignment: Assistant Project Manager <br /> I Education <br /> Ph.D.. Environmental Engineer- Water Resources Manager; Aerojet Canal Dredging/Remediation Project, <br /> ing—Cornell University. 1974 SFWMD—Performed inspection of stormwater erosion and sedimentation <br /> I M.S..Civil Engineer- Control during construction and dredging/remediation according to the <br /> ing—University of Pittsburgh, stormwater pollution prevention plan. The Aerojet Canal is located adjacent to <br /> 1970 and on the west side of Southwest 232nd Avenue. Florida City. Miami-Dade <br /> B.S..Civil Engineering—National County.Florida. The former Blue Heron Aqua Farm(also referred to as the fish <br /> I Taiwan University. 1967 farm) is situated just west of the Aerojet Canal. Contaminated sediments from <br /> the fish farm as deep as 10 feet were removed from a 150 foot wide by 1.200 <br /> Registrations foot length of the closed loop canal. Removal of sediments and reduction of <br /> I Professional Engineer. Florida, phosphorus in the closed loop canal was critical to project success. Aluminum <br /> No.61324 sulfate was applied to the canal water to precipitate the phosphorus at the con- <br /> Professional Engineer. Illinois. elusion of dredging. Bathymetric data confirmed dredging success and water <br /> No.062-038331 quality monitoring indicated dissolved and suspended phosphorus had been <br /> I Certified Inspector. FDEP Florida <br /> Storm water Erosion and Sedi- successfully treated. The project received approval from the National Park <br /> Service: land bridges were removed: and the canal was turned over to <br /> mentation Control Program USACE/SFWMD for inclusion in the spreader canal project ahead of schedule. <br /> IAffiliations Project Manager; Collection of Modeling Documents for Biscayne Bay <br /> American Water Resources Asso- Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan (CERP). USACE Jackson- <br /> elation ville District—Managed and directed collection of documentation from exist- <br /> I Florida Association of Environ- ing bibliographies and specified information for the Biscayne Bay Coastal <br /> Environ- <br /> mental Professionals Wetlands CERP project. Collected documentation selected by the USACE and <br /> Florida Storm water Association SFWMD for the Biscayne Bay Coastal Wetlands project.A major goal stated in <br /> the CERP is to improve freshwater deliveries to Biscayne Bay. The purpose of <br /> I Areas of Specialization the Biscayne Bay coastal wetlands project is to achieve that goal in part by re- <br /> Hydrologic and Hydraulic(H/H) storing coastal wetlands and tributaries in some areas of southern Miami-Dade <br /> Analyses. Sediment Transport/ County. <br /> I Scour Modeling. Water Resources <br /> Planning and Management. Storm Principal Engineer; Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDL) Review, Envi- <br /> water Management. Mathematical ronmental Firm—St. Johns County wished to investigate possible sources of <br /> Modeling. Non-Point Source Pol- fecal coliform which appeared in test samples collected in Durbin Creek at the <br /> I lution and Watershed Master Plan Racetrack Road Bridge and at other locations along Durbin Creek and its trib- <br /> utary. Sampson Creek. These test samples periodically exceeded State water <br /> simulations).Floodplain Delinea- quality criteria for fecal coliform. and caused Durbin Creek to be listed as im- <br /> I tion. Alternative Analysis. Hy- <br /> draulic Modeling of Reversal River <br /> Flows. Regional Water Quality Principal Engineer; Caloosahatchee River (C-43) West Basin Storage <br /> Assessment. Reservoir System Reservoir, South Florida Water Management District <br /> I Analysis. 2-D and 3-D Numerical (SFWMD)—Evaluated and compared the SR-80 bridge bed elevation and the <br /> Modeling; Watershed .Ground- water levels in Townsend Canal at the intersection in Hendry County from <br /> watedWater Quality Model De- 100-year. 500-year and PMP storm events. Performed H/H analyses using <br /> Ivelopment. Hydrodynamic Mod- three-dimensional (3-D) surface and ground water models. MIKE SHE/MIKEeling, Ecological Modeling. Opti- 11/ECO Lab. to determine the effects of the project on discharges to the local <br /> mization Models.Applications of canals and Caloosahatchee Estuary. groundwater levels. and water quality. <br /> Linear. Non-linear and Dynamic Conducted wind setup and wave run-up analyses to determine the elevation of <br /> I Programming in Water Resources the top of embankment using U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' (USACE's) <br /> Systems. Statistical Modeling. STWAVE/ACES and spreadsheet models. Signed and sealed the final 100 <br /> Multiple-Purpose Water Resources percent design report in the WH of spillway design for the stormwater reservoir. <br /> I Development.Contaminants <br /> Fate/Transport. Regulatory Com- Project Manager; Flow Data Quality Improvement at Culverts, <br /> pliance. Modeling for Flood In- SFWMD—Extracted streamgauging data, and the corresponding operations <br /> surance and Ocean Disposal Stud- and stage data for culvert structures from the QMEAS database.Computed flow <br /> I ies. GIS development/Visualiza- <br /> tion. using District software. such as QVERIFY. QMREPORT. QMCOUNT and <br /> and Environmental Impact FLOW. Performed uncertainty analysis using Monte Carlo simulation method: <br /> Studies ^ assessed and improved existing algorithms using the available streamgauging <br /> 8 =V, <br /> Ca <br /> FinYm ,nd watng&Technology Inc <br />