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   name: University of Minnesota Morris
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   abstract: Hydrologist with the Upper Midwest Water Science Center
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   abstract: Nicolas Buer is a Hydrologist with the Upper Midwest Water Science Center.
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   abstract: "Mr. Buer has 10 years of experience in measuring the quantity and quality\
     \ of point and nonpoint source runoff with the U.S. Geological Survey. Over\
     \ the last 8 years, the majority of Nic\u2019s work has focused on supporting\
     \ urban focused research, characterizing the hydrologic and chemical response\
     \ of stormwater to structural and non-structural practices designed to mitigate\
     \ stormwater pollution and nonpoint source runoff in urban environments. Much\
     \ of this work has been used to inform environmental and city managers within\
     \ the state of Wisconsin. In the last 5 years, his work has helped quantify\
     \ the water quality benefits of fall leaf collection, determine the water quality\
     \ benefits of various permeable pavement surfaces to establish criteria for\
     \ their use, measure the \u201Curban effect\u201D on water quality and quantity\
     \ in surface waters, and help establish a network of monitoring systems to model\
     \ and monitor urban flooding. Accurate water-quality data produced through Nic\u2019\
     s work has proven beneficial to various local and state partners in the development\
     \ of best management practices (BMPs), permit compliance, hydrologic modeling,\
     \ and evaluation of proprietary devices.Areas of ExpertiseNic has considerable\
     \ experience with real-time water quality monitoring in both urban and rural\
     \ settings as well as monitoring and interpreting nonpoint source runoff in\
     \ urban environments. He has participated in several research studies that focus\
     \ on mitigating stormwater pollution through structural or non-structural practices\
     \ such as leaf collection, street sweeping, and storm-water filtering.Current\
     \ ProjectsCharacterization of permeable pavement temperature properties and\
     \ implications for deicer reductionEvaluation of the water quality benefits\
     \ of permeable pavementEvaluating filtration capacity of rain gardens in the\
     \ removal of nutrients, sediment, pesticides, PAHs, and pharmaceuticalsDetermining\
     \ the impact of large scale Green Infrastructure (GI) implementation on urban\
     \ stormwater volumesMeasuring leaf collection programs as a means to reduce\
     \ nutrient loads from urban basinsMeasuring chloride loading to surface waters\
     \ as a means to evaluate winter salting practicesQuantifying the urban effect\
     \ on a high-quality trout stream through water quality and quantityProviding\
     \ expertise in the collection of high-quality data for modeling and monitoring\
     \ of urban floodingPrevious ProjectsEvaluation of permeable pavement maintenance\
     \ practicesQuantifying the effects of tree canopy on urban runoffEvaluation\
     \ of a Coanda-effect screen in removing pollutants from urban stormwaterUrban\
     \ runoff particle size analysis for WinSLAMM model calibrationsDepth Integrated\
     \ Sample Arm (DISA) evaluation in urban and rural stormwater runoff settingsCharacterization\
     \ of agriculture field runoff during storm events"
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 email: nbuer@usgs.gov
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   name: M.S., 2013, Hydrogeology, University of North Dakota
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   name: "B.A., 2006, Geology, University of Minnesota \u2013 Morris"
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   name: "B.A., 2006, Biology, University of Minnesota \u2013 Morris"
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   name: Mitigating stormwater pollution through structural or non-structural practices
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 name: Nicolas H Buer
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