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10/20/2020
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0 <br />Master Plan of Drainage, City of Los Angeles, CA. Project Engineer. Dr. Yen was the Project <br />Engineer and Consulting Engineer on this drainage master plan. The efforts involved setting up the <br />hydrologic link -node models and developing 10-, 25-, and 50-year storm events hydrology. <br />1-5/Empire Avenue Interchange — Stormwater Pump Station and Storm Drain PS&E, Caltrans, <br />Burbank, CA. Project Engineer. Dr. Yen is the project engineer in charges of hydrology and hydraulic <br />study. The project includes a new storm drain system and a pump station to collect and convey the <br />runoff from the proposed Empire Avenue undercrossing. In addition, the existing storm drain system <br />along the Empire Avenue need to be relocated and reconnected to the existing storm drain system <br />downstream of the project site. <br />Aliso Creek - Limekiln Creek Restoration Project, City of Los Angeles Los Angeles Bureau <br />of Engineering, Los Angeles, CA. Project Engineer. Dr. Yen is the project engineer in charges of <br />hydraulic study. The proposed project includes two diversion structures and two storm drain systems <br />along the Aliso Creek and Limekiln Creek channels to divert flows unto three proposed bioretention <br />basins. <br />Vista Del Monte CLOMR Application, City of Desert Hot Springs, Riverside County, CA. Project <br />Engineer. The proposed development is located at the alluvial fan area of two natural watercourses: the <br />Big Morongo Wash to the northwest and the Little Morongo Wash to the north in the City of Desert Hot <br />Springs. T-year (2-, 5-, 10-, 25-, 50-, 100-, and 500-year) hydrology was developed for both existing and <br />proposed conditions using Riverside County Hydrology Manual procedures. HEC-RAS hydraulic model <br />was used to analyze the existing and proposed channel hydraulics for the Little Morongo Wash and <br />Big Morongo Wash channel. Sediment samples were collected and analyzed for use in the sediment <br />transport analysis. The channel sediment transport was conducted using the USACE SAM Sediment <br />Hydraulic Package for Channel. Due to the uncertainties of alluvial fan flooding, a 2-D FLO-2D hydraulic <br />model was used for 100-year floodplain mapping. The modeling area includes the area from apex of <br />the alluvial fan to downstream of the project site. The conceptual channel improvement plans and flood <br />protection measures with the hydrology and hydraulic/sediment transport reports were submitted and <br />approved by FEMA. <br />Master Plan of Drainage, County of San Diego, CA. Project Engineer. Dr. Yen was the Project <br />Engineer on this drainage pilot project included SDA-5 and SDA-6. The efforts involved setting up the <br />hydrologic link -node models, developing 100-year storm event hydrology with deficiency and mitigation <br />analysis of the existing storm drain systems, cost analysis for the proposed storm drain system, and <br />preliminary detention basin analysis. <br />Master Plan of Drainage, City of Costa Mesa, CA. Project Engineer. Dr. Yen was the Project <br />Engineer and Consulting Engineer on this drainage study. The efforts involved setting up the hydrologic <br />link -node models for existing conditions, developing multiple storm events hydrology, deficiency and <br />mitigation analysis of the existing storm drain systems. <br />Master Plan of Drainage, City of Huntington Beach, CA. Project Engineer. Dr. Yen was the Project <br />Engineer and Consulting Engineer on this drainage master plan. The effort involved setting up the <br />hydrologic link -node models. <br />Master Plan of Drainage, City of Fullerton, CA. Project Engineer. Dr. Yen was the Project Engineer <br />on this drainage study. The efforts involved setting up the hydrologic link -node models, developing <br />multiple storm events hydrology with deficiency and mitigation analysis of the existing storm drain <br />systems, and cost analysis. <br />City of Santa Ana 2f 2 <br />
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