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1 The Delaware Valley Early Warning System Kelly Anderson, Philadelphia Water 2015 Exchange Network National Meeting Supporting the Business of Environmental Protection September 29 October 1, 2015 Sheraton Philadelphia Society Hill Hotel Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
2 ABSTRACT Philadelphia Water s Source Water Protection Program (SWPP) encompasses a wide range of projects to address source water concerns, including research, onthe-ground implementation, and partnership work that extends well beyond Philadelphia s boundaries. A component of Philadelphia Water s robust SWPP is the Delaware Valley Early Warning System (EWS). The EWS is an integrated monitoring, notification, and communication system designed to provide advanced warning of surface water contamination events to subscribing water suppliers, industrial surface water users and partner government agencies in the Schuylkill and Delaware River Watersheds. The EWS is recognized as a national model for planning and responding to spills and accidents impacting a major water supply source. 2
3 Presentation Overview Philadelphia Water Department s Source Water Protection Program Objectives, Components, and Partnership of Delaware Valley Early Warning System Demonstration and Overview of Early Warning System website
4 Philadelphia Water Department (PWD) Source Watersheds Schuylkill Watershed 1,911 sq. miles 1.36 million people* ~40% of PWD s water supply Delaware Watershed 8,108 sq. miles 2.72 million people* ~60% of PWD s water supply PWD provides drinking water to ~1.6 million people every day! *U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Census
5 Philadelphia s Source Water Protection Program Goal Protect and improve the quality and quantity of our rivers to support drinking water, ecology, and recreation. Approach Develop Philadelphia as a model for source water protection for upstream communities Create mechanisms for regional coordination across geographic, regulatory, and jurisdictional boundaries Use science to identify and advance policies that sustainably protect Philadelphia s water supply
6 Partnerships and Watershed Management PWD embraces a collaborative approach with regulatory agencies, city agencies, and watershed partners in our continuous efforts to exceed water quality goals for our rivers and streams
7 Delaware Valley Early Warning System (EWS) An integrated communication network Analysis tools designed to aid planning and event response decisions A secure data center and monitoring system A partnership of those that protect and rely on region s water resources
8 EWS System Overview Partnership of Water Suppliers, Industries, and Regulatory Agencies River Contamination Report DATABASE System-Generated Notifications SECURE WEBSITE Event and Water Quality Data Spill Routing/Arrival Times Spill Simulation Tool Real-Time Water Quality Monitoring
9 Existing Early Warning System Networks In the United States: Ohio River (ORSANCO) Lower Mississippi River Upper Mississippi River New York City Schuylkill and Delaware Rivers Susquehanna River Potomac River Allegheny River
10 History of the Delaware Valley EWS / Summer 2014 PWD first applied for funding SWAPs complete-funding made available Development and optimization of EWS Fully operational; optimization and upgrades continue Deployment of new enhanced EWS website Integration of CodeRED mass notification telephony system with DHS funding Additional user tools/industrial users Development of 5 yr Strategic Plan ArcGIS mapping tool upgrade Tidal spill model
11 EWS Coverage Area Watersheds: Schuylkill River Watershed Delaware Watershed except: Tributaries downstream of Philadelphia NYC water supply Total of: 120 intakes 280 miles of river Over 7,400 stream miles
12 PWD and EWS Philadelphia Water Department is leading the development of the Delaware Valley Early Warning System. Why PWD? Operates the 3 most downstream WTPs in the Basin Provides drinking water to 1.5 million residents Has experienced close calls (Athos I, Bridgeport industrial fire, transportation accidents) Recognizes the benefit of better information about upstream water quality and events Understands need for a partnership approach
13 EWS Objectives Support existing notification protocols Protect the water supply for over 3 million people Establish a secure forum for communication & information sharing Provide analytical tools for event response Build a framework that can be expanded in the future
14 EWS Components Partnership Includes representatives from public and private drinking water supply and treatment facilities, industries, and government agencies Detection/Notification System Includes automated telephone and web-based notification capabilities Monitoring Network Consists of online WQ and flow monitoring stations located at USGS sites and water treatment plant intakes Website and Database Portal Secure communications and information sharing Both systems fully integrated with notification system and monitoring network Website includes Spill Model Analysis Tool
15 Partnership Approach Business model requires partner buy-in & support for success EWS design based on input and needs of the stakeholder community Water supplier and Emergency Responder Surveys Stakeholder meetings Steering Committee meetings Strategic Planning Discussion EWS Steering Committee
16 Delaware Valley EWS Partnership 300 users in 50 organizations Water Suppliers PA Water Suppliers - 13 utilities, 21 Drinking Water Intakes NJ Water Suppliers - 4 utilities, 4 Drinking Water Intakes Industry 14 Industries, 24 Industrial Intakes (PA, NJ and DE) PADEP / NJDEP Delaware River Basin Commission USEPA USGS US Coast Guard County Offices of Emergency Management and Health Departments
17 Intakes and Stations in Coverage Area 121 Total Intakes 88 Water Quality Monitoring Gages Map Legend Intake-Industrial Intake-Power Intake-Water Supplier WQ Monitoring Station EWS Boundaries
18 Major EWS Events 11/26/2004 8/23/2005 6/14/ /30/2012 Athos I Oil Spill 11/26/2004 Fly Ash Spill 8/23/2005 Cyanide Discharge 6/14/2006 Vinyl Chloride 11/30/ ,000 gallons of crude oil Delaware at Paulsboro NJ 100 million gallons Delaware from PP&L lagoon Through WWTP fish killed 4 rail car derailment ~25,000 gallons into Mantua Creek DAVID SWANSON/PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER DEMETRA STAMUS/ALLENTOWN MORNING CALL PHILADELPHIA WATER DEPARTMENT RAE LYN STEVENSON/SOUTH JERSEY TIMES
19 Event Notifications Delaware Valley EWS process: First responder, water supplier or other member reports event Automated telephone & notifications Suppliers connect to secure website for information Support (not replace) existing emergency notification protocols Provide redundancy to avoid loss of information or break in communications Increase reach/reliability of notification agencies
20 EWS Home Page
21 EWS List of Events
22 EWS Event Summary
23 Delaware Valley EWS Tidal Model
24 Future Expansion Monitoring Additional locations and/or parameters Upgrading technology at RTUs Users Public and industrial dischargers, county agencies, emergency response organizations, natural gas industry, chemical storage and freight facilities Coverage Expand system geography EWS web functions and telephone system Expand web mapping and spill route model
25 Contact Information Kelly Anderson Source Water Protection Program Manager Work Phone: Mobile Phone:
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