Billy Wiggins has experience with various hydraulic projects involving analysis and design skills. He has worked on projects from conception through construction, including cross-country pipelines for slurry transport, mine tailings transport, and in-plant process piping. He has expertise in modeling water distribution systems using EPANET and developed Excel programs for slurry transport analysis using Darcy-Weisbach equations. His projects have included clarifier systems involving slurry, water, and chemical pumping as well as installing industrial centrifuges with structural and hydraulic components.
6+ years of Consulting experience working on municipal engineering projects including preliminary and detailed design and hydraulic modeling for trunk water mains, pumping stations, water and wastewater distribution and collection systems
Master ‘s degree in Civil Engineering with specialization in Water Resources
6+ years of Consulting experience working on municipal engineering projects including preliminary and detailed design and hydraulic modeling for trunk water mains, pumping stations, water and wastewater distribution and collection systems
Master ‘s degree in Civil Engineering with specialization in Water Resources
A description of some of the water and storm modeling tools in Civil 3D. This was a specialized presentation, so the slide background was scrubbed out and a standard design used in its place.
At Esri UK Annual Conference 2014
Thames Water has been using geographic information system (GIS) solutions from Esri for over six years and ArcGIS Platform now supports almost every part of the organisation. ArcGIS gives Thames Water a single, accurate and up-to-date record of all of its assets and makes this vital business information accessible to employees right across the business. When customers contact Thames Water, call centre agents can locate the caller, identify assets in relation to that customer address and easily see what maintenance or infrastructure projects have occurred or are planned for that area. In addition, Thames Water uses the ArcGIS platform to exchange accurate asset and location information with its mobile engineers, surveyors and field workers. ArcGIS has become an indispensable enterprise system for Thames Water and will continue to play a vital role in the business, as it steadfastly evolves to meet the needs of customers and regulators.
Reconstructing movement traces throug a hybrid map matching algorithmcdc2013workshop
Kevin Baker, Pascal Brackman, Philippe De Maeyer, Rik Van de Walle
University Ghent, Belgium; RouteYou, Belgium
Topic: “Reconstructing movement traces through a hybrid map-matching algorithm”
Two-dimensional planning based on time and location
Combines CAD and project management features
Excellent presentation capabilities Superb progress tracking
Data exchange with other major project planning software

A description of some of the water and storm modeling tools in Civil 3D. This was a specialized presentation, so the slide background was scrubbed out and a standard design used in its place.
At Esri UK Annual Conference 2014
Thames Water has been using geographic information system (GIS) solutions from Esri for over six years and ArcGIS Platform now supports almost every part of the organisation. ArcGIS gives Thames Water a single, accurate and up-to-date record of all of its assets and makes this vital business information accessible to employees right across the business. When customers contact Thames Water, call centre agents can locate the caller, identify assets in relation to that customer address and easily see what maintenance or infrastructure projects have occurred or are planned for that area. In addition, Thames Water uses the ArcGIS platform to exchange accurate asset and location information with its mobile engineers, surveyors and field workers. ArcGIS has become an indispensable enterprise system for Thames Water and will continue to play a vital role in the business, as it steadfastly evolves to meet the needs of customers and regulators.
Reconstructing movement traces throug a hybrid map matching algorithmcdc2013workshop
Kevin Baker, Pascal Brackman, Philippe De Maeyer, Rik Van de Walle
University Ghent, Belgium; RouteYou, Belgium
Topic: “Reconstructing movement traces through a hybrid map-matching algorithm”
Two-dimensional planning based on time and location
Combines CAD and project management features
Excellent presentation capabilities Superb progress tracking
Data exchange with other major project planning software

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