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Mr. Brascher has a broad range of experience from surface and groundwater modeling to software development and database design using a number of different hydrologic software packages and programming languages. His experience with hydrologic modeling software packages includes HSPF, SWMM, GENSCN, HEC-KAS, HYDRA, WATERWORKS, HYDRAIN, HY8, and MODFLOW. Mr. Brascher also has a thorough understanding of the following software languages: Visual Basic, SQL, C++, Java, HTML, Cold Fusion and Access VBA among others. In 1993 Mr. Brascher joined AQUA TERRA Consultants, where he has been involved in the application of computer models and the development of software applications to provide services to a wide range of clients. PROFESSIONAL DATA The Evergreen State College - BS, Physics and Computer Science REPRESENTATIVE ASSIGNMENTS Green Cove Creek Low Impact Development Study, City of Olympia, WA - Mr. Brascher Updated a previous calibration of the Green Cove Creek watershed using a new high groundwater module recently added to HSPF. The enhanced calibration allowed for a more detailed study of the impacts of future development on Green Cove Creek. Several experimental low impact development scenarios were studied in an effort to minimize impacts to the Green Cove Creek. Tambark Creek GENSCN Modeling Study, Snohomi._h County, WA - Mr. Brascher constructed both an EPA SWMM surface and backwater model and an HSPF version 12 model for the Tambark Creek watershed for the Mill Creek Urban Growth Area Overlay Plan. The models were then connected together using a software package GENSCN, originally developed by AQUA TERRA Consultants…

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