Videos

Video presentation by Joe Lstiburek describing the four layers of moisture management found in walls and how walls should be designed and built to keep moisture out with these layers in mind.

Video presentation describing the design of a construction site sediment control plan from the City of Edmond Oklahoma.

Video explaining how to prepare a home for flood conditions using temporary panel closures recommended by LSU AgCenter.

Video showing steps to protect homes from flood damage using both dry flood-proofing and wet flood-proofing methods per FLASH Strong Homes guidelines.

Video discussing how homeowners should return to their homes for the first time after a natural disaster according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Video from WNCT-TV 9 On Your Side explaining the process of elevating homes to avoid damage from flooding.

Video explaining how to construct a temporary sandbag wall to protect your home from floods. Recommendations from LSU AgCenter.

Video explaining issues with backflow from drains and sewer lines and a discussion about different valve types used in water management practices from LSU AgCenter.

Video from San Diego County on best management practices to mitigate sediment and erosion issues.

Video explaining what a 100-year flood is.

Video from Ohio EPA focusing on sediment erosion near active construction sites.

Video demonstrating how new construction contributes to flooding from the National Building Museum.

This webinar is a presentation discussing background information on what tsunamis are and what to expect and closes with how to best prepare one's home for a tsunami and how to evacuate.

Video explaining the practicality behind the idea of wet floodproofing and its applications per LSU AgCenter guidelines.

Video describing how wet floodproofing helps prevent flood damage by using four different design strategies; elevate, float, wet floodproof, and dry floodproof. Recommendations from the National Building Museum.

Video presentation discussing the definition of BFE, or base flood elevation, how it's found, and what it means in regards to your home.