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November 6-9, 2019
International Conference on Sustainable Infrastructure
Leading Resilient Communities Through the 21st Century
November 6-9, 2019
20.5
www.icsiconference.org
Welcome to the 2019 International
Conference on Sustainable Infrastructure!
Dear Colleagues, Let’s Connect … in L.A.
Welcome to Los Angeles! Our program has been This is a special networking outreach forum designed for
carefully planned over the past two years to help expand engineers, technical experts, policy makers, academia,
developers, infrastructure investors, governments, asset
attendees’ horizons and understanding of sustainable managers, and the insurance industry, to meet and explore
and resilient infrastructure. Our venue, the Millennium future sustainable infrastructure business opportunities.
Biltmore Hotel, once the home of the Academy Awards Technical Presentations and Posters
presentations for excellence in the movie industry, is a
Hear from over 190 presenters from around the globe in
fitting location for sharing excellence in sustainability special panel discussions, presentations, and lightning talks,
and resilient infrastructure from around the world. Our and explore the many posters that will be on display.
audience includes not just civil engineers, but the partners
Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure’s Envision V3
to engineers such as practitioners, owners, construction
Learn more about the premier Sustainable Infrastructure
managers, financial experts, technology developers, rating system, its certification process, and recently awarded
and government decision makers, who work together Platinum level projects.
to create better integrated multi-beneficial projects.
Green Infrastructure Technical Tours
Further, this conference is being held to acknowledge the
Explore local sustainability and resilience efforts taking place
massive changes and challenges that we are facing as
in the L.A. region.
move further into the 21st Century.
On behalf of the entire team of organizers for the 2019
Many exciting features and events are in store for International Conference on Sustainable infrastructure, we
attendees at this amazing conference: welcome you to one of the most exciting international hubs
of commerce, development, and infrastructure growth in the
Pulitzer Prize Author and Keynote Speaker: Jared world, Los Angeles, California.
Diamond, Ph.D.
Enjoy your time with us!
Jared Diamond will be discussing “The Crisis of Global
Sustainability”. Diamond is the author of Guns, Germs, Mark R. Norton, P.E., ENV-SP, LEED AP, F.ASCE
and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies, Collapse: How ASCE Region 9 (California) Sustainability Committee Chair
Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed, and his most recent Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority
book, Upheaval: How Nations Cope with Crisis and
Change.
Committee on Sustainability Chair Younger Member/Student Subcommittee Carol Haddock, P.E., M.ASCE, City of Houston
Cris Liban, Ph.D., P.E., ENV SP, F.ASCE Chairs Ben Stapleton, LA USGBC
LA Metro Timothy Abel, EIT, ENV SP, Pennoni John Hogan, P.E., M.ASCE, David Evans and
Paul Lee, P.E., ENV SP, M.ASCE, LA DWP Associates Inc
ICSI 2019 Conference Chair
Mark R. Norton, P.E., ENV-SP, LEED AP, Elizabeth Ruedas, P.E., QSD, QISP, ENV SP, Tom Lewis, PE., JD, M.ASCE, WSP USA
F.ASCE SAWPA Michael Baker Barbara Marquez, Caltrans District 7
Elizabeth Ruedas, P.E., QSD, QISP, ENV SP,
Program Committee Chair Let’s Connect Chair
Michael Baker, ASCE Committee on Younger
Mikhail Chester, Ph.D., M.ASCE Sofia Berger, WSP USA
Members
Arizona State University Ghina Yamout, Alta Environmental
Youn Sim, Ph.D., P.E., ENV SP Los Angeles
County of Public Works
Local Organizing Committee Chair – Conference Steering Committee
Michael Sarullo, DWP, City of Los Angeles
ASCE Los Angeles Mikhail Chester, Ph.D., M.ASCE, Chair, ICSI
Joel Farrier, P.E., ENV SP Program Committee, Arizona State University Thomas Small, Mayor, Culver City
Burns & McDonnell Bilal Ayyub, Ph.D.,P.E.,Dist.M.ASCE, UMS,
Chair, ASCE Infrastructure Resiliency Division
Sponsorship Committee Chairs
John Hogan , P.E., M.ASCE, David Evans and Steven Cheung, LA World Trade Center
Associates Inc Joel Farrier, P.E., ENV SP, Burns & McDonnell
Tom Lewis, P.E., JD, M.ASCE, WSP USA Emily Grubert, Ph.D., Georgia Tech University
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Welcome Invitation
to the Congress
To Attend
Schedule-At-A-Glance
(Subject to Change)
Contents
Invitation to Attend – 2
Schedule-at-a-glance – 3
Wednesday, November 6
8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Technical Tours* Conference Steering Committee – 2
12:00 – 5:30 p.m. Registration, Crystal Ballroom Foyer Program Highlights – 5
Thursday, November 7 Networking Events – 5,6, 7, 9
7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Registration, South Galleria Technical Tours – 6
7:00 – 8:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast, Biltmore Bowl
Technical Program – 6-15
8:00 – 8:30 a.m. Welcoming Remarks, Crystal Ballroom
Poster Presentations – 16-17
8:30 – 10:30 a.m. Plenary Sessions, Crystal Ballroom
10:30 – 11:00 a.m. Morning Networking Break, Biltmore Bowl General Information – 18
11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Plenary Sessions, Crystal Ballroom Sponsors – 20
12:30 – 1:30 p.m. Lunch On Your Own
1:30 – 5:00 p.m. Let’s Connect… in L.A., Gold Ballroom
1:30 – 3:00 p.m. Concurrent Technical Sessions (See Technical Grid pg. 7)
3:00 – 3:30 p.m. Afternoon Networking Break, Biltmore Bowl,
Sponsored by JM Eagle
3:30 – 5:00 p.m. Concurrent Technical Sessions (See Technical Grid pg. 8)
6:00 – 7:30 p.m. Welcome Reception, Biltmore Bowl, Sponsored by Bentley
Friday, November 8
7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Registration, South Galleria
7:30 – 9:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast, Biltmore Bowl
8:00 – 9:30 a.m. Plenary Session, Crystal Ballroom
8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Let’s Connect… in L.A., Gold Ballroom,
9:30 – 10:00 a.m. Morning Networking Break, Biltmore Bowl,
Sponsored by Kimley Horn
10:00 – 11:30 a.m. Concurrent Technical Sessions (See Technical Grid pg. 9)
10:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Poster Displays, Biltmore Bowl
11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Keynote Luncheon, Crystal Ballroom, Sponsored by WSP
1:15 – 2:45 p.m. Concurrent Technical Sessions (See Technical Grid pg. 11)
2:45 – 3:00 p.m. Afternoon Networking Break, Biltmore Bowl,
Sponsored by Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
3:00 – 4:30 p.m. Concurrent Technical Sessions (See Technical Grid pg. 11)
4:30 – 6:00 p.m. Concurrent Technical Sessions (See Technical Grid pg. 12)
Saturday, November 9
7:30 – 8:45 a.m. Awards Breakfast, Crystal Ballroom, Sponsored by Aramco
8:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Registration, South Galleria
9:00 – 10:30 a.m. Concurrent Technical Sessions (See Technical Grid pg. 13)
10:30 – 11:00 a.m. Morning Networking Break, Biltmore Bowl, Sponsored by GHD
11:00 – 12:30 p.m. Concurrent Technical Sessions (See Technical Grid pg. 15)
12:30 – 2:00 p.m. Closing Plenary Lunch, Crystal Ballroom,
Sponsored by Burns & McDonnell
2:30 – 5:00 p.m. Sustainability Leadership Workshop*
*Requires Additional Ticket
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Program Highlights
Technical Program
Thursday, November 7 Friday, November 8
Welcoming Remarks Keynote Speaker Dr. Jared Diamond, UCLA
8:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. The Crisis of World Sustainability
Crystal Ballroom 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Mark Norton, C onference Chair, MC, SAWPA; T om Smith, E xecutive Crystal Ballroom
Director, ASCE; K
. N. Gunalan, A SCE President 2020; C ris Liban, C
hair, Plenary Lunch Sponsored by
Committee on Sustainability, L.A. Metro; M
ikhail Chester, C
hair, ICSI 2019
Program Committee Jared Diamond, Ph.D.,
Future World Vision 2050 Professor and Chair of Geography, UCLA
Innovation and the Relationship to Sustainability Jared Diamond is author of the Pulitzer Prize
and Resilience: Problems, Challenges, Gaps winning book, Guns, Germs, and Steel: The
8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Fates of Human Societies, and best‐sellers,
Crystal Ballroom Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail
Jerry Buckwalter, COSO, A SCE, Moderator
or Succeed, and most recently; Upheaval:
How Nations Cope with Crisis and Change.
Greg Bentley, B entley Systems; J ohn D. Porcari, W
SP USA; K
evin James,
L.A. City Public Works;Mark Pestrella, L .A. County Dept Public Works As a professor of geography at University of California at Los
Angeles (UCLA), he is known for his breadth of interests, which
Engineers as Global Change Agents and Catalysts involves conducting research and teaching in three other fields:
for Action: How Do We Engage and Partner to the biology of New Guinea birds, digestive physiology, and
Unlock the Potential? conservation biology.
9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. His prizes and honors include the U.S. National Medal of
Crystal Ballroom Science, the Pulitzer Prize for Non‐fiction, the Tyler Prize for
Environmental Science, and election to the U.S. National
Tom Lewis, W SP, Moderator
Academy of Sciences. He is a director of World Wildlife Fund/
Gloria Gray, M etropolitan Water District of Southern California; C arol
Haddock, D irector Public Works, Houston; G regor Robertson, former
U.S. and of Conservation International.
Mayor Vancouver Ambassador, Global Covenant of Mayors; D ebra
Roberts, S
ustainable and Resilient City Initiatives, Durban South Africa Saturday, November 9
International Event Planning – Sustainability of Big
Awards Breakfast
Events
Sponsored by
11:00 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.
Crystal Ballroom 7:30 a.m. – 8:45 a.m.
Crystal Ballroom
Discussing the various sustainability aspects of large sporting
venues and large city-wide events. Examples include greening Closing Plenary Lunch – What Have We Learned
of notable sporting venues, moving of people, and design and in this Conference and How Do We Put that in
policy of infrastructure before, during and after events. What are Practice?
the social and environmental benefits of sustainable large events? 12:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Joel Farrier, Burns & McDonnell, Moderator Crystal Ballroom
Leslie Duke, B urns & McDonnell; S
teven Cheung, L AEDC/WTC; B
enny Sponsored by
Tran, L AFC; R
on Miller, LA OC Building Trades
Mark Norton, 2
019 Conference Chair
Communicating Infrastructure Sustainability:
Welcome to Houston – ICSI 2021
Best Practices and Lessons Learned –
What Works/What Doesn’t Carol Haddock,ICSI 2021 Conference Chair
11:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Closing Keynote
Crystal Ballroom Marissa Aho, C hief Resilience Officer Houston
Mikhail Chester, A
rizona State University, Moderator Cris Liban, C
hair ASCE Committee on Sustainability
Alissa Walker, C
urbed;Joe Linton,Streetsblog; S
usan Carpenter, K
PCC
Welcome Reception
6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Biltmore Bowl
Sponsored by
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Technical Program/Technical Tours
Wednesday, November 6, 2019
Technical Tours (Requires Ticket Purchase)
8:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Port of L.A./Port of Long Beach with Harbor Cruise
1:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. L.A. River
1:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. L.A. Cleantech Incubator (LACI)
Technical Tours
Wednesday, November 6
Port of L.A./Port of Long Beach with Harbor Cruise
8:45 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
The Port of Los Angeles (Port of L.A.) is the nation’s busiest seaport
and the #1 container port in North America. It is located in the
San Pedro Bay and only 20 miles south of downtown Los Angeles.
The Port of L.A. is connected to the L.A. Waterfront, which has
restaurants, museums, historical landmarks, marinas, beaches, art
scenes, shopping and a marine aquarium. The Port of L.A. has had
a positive impact on international trade by providing responsible
and sustainable growth. This tour will provide a history of the Port
Complex, it’s importance to the global economy, and sustainability
features that are leading the way.
L.A. Cleantech Incubator (LACI)
1:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
LACI is a non-profit organization that empowers green, start-up
companies in Los Angeles. LACI is recognized as one of the most
innovative business incubators in the world. LACI has helped 73
portfolio companies and created 1,700 green jobs. LACI has
transformed markets in clean energy, zero emissions and smart,
sustainable cities. By partnering with the L.A. Department of Water &
Power (LADWP), LACI has encouraged Green House Gas Reduction,
Cleaner Air Quality and continues to produce green jobs within Los
Angeles. During this walking tour, attendees will learn the history
and mission of the campus and its commitment to sustainable clean
technologies.
L.A. River
1:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
The L.A. River flows through the nation’s 2nd largest urban region into
two of the world’s busiest ports and into the world’s largest body of
water, the Pacific Ocean. Due to a series of floods, the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers channelized the LA River in the 1930’s. Today,
cities are reclaiming their rivers. The Revitalization Master Plan
provides walking and bicycling paths, parks and trails. The L.A. River
Ecosystem Restoration Project has rejuvenated 11 miles of the L.A.
River from Griffith Park to downtown L.A.
Attendees will walk 2.5 miles (approximately 50 minutes) as a guide
shares details about the LA River history and the LA River revitalization
masterplan.
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Technical Program
Thursday, November 7, 2019
8:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Welcoming Remarks
Crystal Ballroom Mark Norton, C onference Chair, MC, SAWPA; T om Smith, E xecutive Director, ASCE; K . N. Gunalan, A SCE
President 2020; C ris Liban, C
hair, Committee on Sustainability, L.A. Metro; M
ikhail Chester, C
hair, ICSI 2019
Program Committee
8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Future World Vision 2050/Innovation and the Relationship to Sustainability/Resilience:
Crystal Ballroom Problems, Challenges, Gaps
Jerry Buckwalter, C OSO, ASCE – Moderator
Greg Bentley, B entley Systems; J ohn D Porcari, W
SP USA; K
evin James, L .A. City Public Works; M ark
Pestrella, L .A. County Dept Public Works
9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Engineers as Global Change Agents and Catalysts for Action:
Crystal Ballroom How Do We Engage and Partner to Unlock the Potential?
Tom Lewis, W SP, Moderator
Debra Roberts, S ustainable and Resilient City Initiatives, Durban South Africa G
loria Gray, M
etropolitan Water
District of Southern California; C
arol Haddock, D irector Public Works, Houston; G regor Robertson, former
Mayor Vancouver Ambassador, Global Covenant of Mayors
10:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Morning Networking Break
Biltmore Bowl
11:00 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. International Event Planning, Sustainability of Big Events
Crystal Ballroom Joel Farrier,Burns & McDonnell, Moderator
Leslie Duke, B urns & McDonnell; S teven Cheung, L AEDC/WTC;Benny Tran, LAFC; R
on Miller, LA OC
Building Trades
11:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Communicating Infrastructure Sustainability: Best Practices and Lessons Learned,
Crystal Ballroom What Works/What Doesn’t
Mikhail Chester, A rizona State University, Moderator
Alissa Walker, C urbed; J oe Linton, S treetsblog; S
usan Carpenter, K
PCC
12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Lunch (On Your Own)
1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Let’s Connect with… ICSI Sponsors
Gold Ballroom Facilitator: Tom Lewis,WSP
Meet with large businesses and infrastructure industry leaders in a “speed-networking” format. Develop new
connections or strengthen existing relationships. Learn how these partners in sustainability are leading the industry
in resilient and sustainable design, construction, or building. Lastly, identify potential partnering opportunities.
Scheduled in 15-minute increments at each sponsor host table on a first-come basis
1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m Technical Sessions
Track A | Tiffany Room Track B | Heinsbergen Room Track C | Emerald Ballroom
Sponsored by Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority Sponsored By Los Angeles County Public
Works
Climate Change 1 Practice 1 – Lightning Presentations Building a Sustainable Infrastructure in the Middle
Moderator: Bill Kelly, A
merican Society for Moderator: Joel Farrier, Burns & McDonnell East
Engineering Education (retired) Moderator: Dilara El-Assaad Rodriguez, L A Metro
Building Coastal Resilience for Disaster Risk Sustainable Solar Powered SVE Remediation of The middle east has always been a great source of
Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation Through Former Oil and Gas Production Pits, K yle Waldron, energy for the rest of the world, but due to its
Green-Gray Infrastructure, J anet Bruins, B echtel Marathon Petroleum local challenges has not been engaged on the
Corp. North Fork Matilija Creek: A Model for global platform; especially when the subject of
State-of-Practice Assessment for Sea-Level Rise Environmentally Nuanced Restoration Projects, sustainability is being discussed. The goal is to open
Resilient Mega-Cities, B reanna Gribble, L ouis Berger Steven Bell, C WE this conversation at the ICSI 2019 conference with
a panel of at least three speakers plus a moderator.
Infrastructure Longevity and Extreme Climate Durable Concrete Design Guidelines for Bangladesh
This also will be the perfect platform to invite the
Change Impacts, H ilda Blanco, U niversity of Southern Using Chloride Mapping, G . M. Sadiqul Islam,
participants to ICSI 2020 to be held in Lebanon.
California Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology
There will be a speaker from the federation of
Urban Infrastructure Hardening and the Interplay of Building a SmartBMP at Bolivar Park, O liver Lebanese engineers, and two to three speakers from
Critical Facilities and Longer-Term Resilience Galang,CraftWater Engineering Inc. the AAAEA, and local professionals from that region.
Strategies in the New York City and New Jersey Calling Engineers to Rise to the Challenges of Presenters:
Region, E dgar Westerhof, A rcadis Meeting the United Nations’ Sustainable
Ghina Yamout, A LTA Environmental
A Methodology for Climate Risks Assessments for Development Goals (UN SDGs), T heresa E. Harrison,
First Nations Communities, G uy Felio,Stantec City of South Bend IN Adel H Hagekhalil, C ity of LA
Bridge to Vision 2025 - Engineering Sustainable Abdul Menhem Alameddine, W orld Federation of
Solutions, E
lizabeth Ruedas,Michael Baker International Engineering Organizations
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Thursday, November 7, 2019 (continued)
3:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Afternoon Networking Break
Biltmore Bowl Sponsored by
DELIVERING GOOD WATER TO YOU
3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Let’s Connect with… Infrastructure Owners and Policy Makers from Public Agencies
Gold Ballroom Meet with local California project owners and policy makers from public agencies for informal
conversations about their funding and contracting opportunities in a “speed –networking” format.
Scheduled in 15 –minute increments; 6 slots available at each organization’s table on a first –
come basis. Hear directly from the source so you can best position and partner for future success
with their program!
3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Technical Sessions I
Track A | Tiffany Room Track B | Heinsbergen Room Track C | Emerald Ballroom
Sponsored by Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority Sponsored By Los Angeles County Public
Works
Resilience 1 Disruptive Technologies – Lightning Presentations Sustainable Los Angeles
Moderator: Tona Rodriguez-Nikl, Moderator: Larry Tortuya, G
HD Moderator: Rossana D’Antonio, C
ounty of Los
Cal State LA Angeles
An Assessment of Direct and Indirect Pathways of Construction Information Management Systems: LA Industry Program: How to Create a Win-Win
Disruption Within Interconnected Infrastructure Conceptual Model to Improve Residential Public-Private Collaborative Partnership J ennifer
Systems, S amuel Markolf, A
rizona State University Construction Project Resilience and Productivity Kong, C ity of Los Angeles LA Sanitation
Can Sustainability Be Unethical? M ichael Avery, in New Zealand and Saint Vincent and the 100% Wastewater Reuse with a One Water LA
FHWA Grenadines, D aniel Campbell, C aribbean Trigger-Based Approach A zya Jackson, L A Sanitation
Engineering and Design Consultants Ltd & Environment
The Lessons for Hurricane Resilience, B ehnam
Shadravan, F lorida A&M University Solar Updraft Tower Compost Waste Heat Incorporating Sustainability Into Airport
(SUT+CWH) Powerplant for Infrastructure Infrastructure Projects, T ami McCrossen-Orr, L os
Best Practices in Natural Disaster Recovery and the
Sustainability, K
evin Anderson, C al Poly Pomona Angeles World Airports
Importance of Resilience Planning, C atherine
Sheane and Emily Brown, P arsons Harnessing IoT to VR-Enable Smart City Digital Sustainability in Transportation, C ris Liban, L .A
Twins, N eda Mohammadi, G eorgia Tech Metro
Design Standards for Resiliency: Uncertainty Is the
Issue but the Time Has Come to Act, J oel Farrier, Breaking Down Silos: Trends in Resilient &
Burns & McDonnell Sustainable Infrastructure Planning, E lizabeth
Bradford, Jacobs
From Creative Destruction to Our Creative Future
– Sustainable Infrastructure’s Moment Is Now.,
Martin Janowitz, S tantec
Regional Green Infrastructure (GI) BMPs, L arry
Tortuya, G
HD
6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Welcome Reception
Biltmore Bowl Sponsored by
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Friday, November 8, 2019
8:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Plenary Breakfast - Alternative Forms of Finance for Sustainable Infrastructure
Crystal Ballroom Moderataor: C ris Liban,LA Metro
Doug Sims, N RDC; F iona Ma, C A State Treasurer; B
en Harper, Zurich Ins
8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Let’s Connect Private Appointments
Gold Ballroom Need more time to meet or continue your discussion from Thursday with fellow ICSI attendees as current or
potential partners in sustainability? Schedule a conversation directly with them and at a mutually agreed upon
time. Your table is reserved for you and your meetings during the day Friday.
9:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Morning Networking Break
Biltmore Bowl Sponsored by
10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Technical Sessions
Track A | Tiffany Room Track B | Heinsbergen Room Track C | Emerald Ballroom
Sponsored by Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority Sponsored By Los Angeles County Public
Works
Climate Change 2 - Lightning Presentations Practice 2 - ENVISION Policy 1
Moderator: Kelly Sanders, U niversity of Southern Moderator: John Hogan,David Evans and Moderator: Theresa Harrison, C
ity of South Bend, IN
California Associates, Inc.
Adapting Green Infrastructure Tracking and Design Albion Riverside Park Project, B ryan Powell, C ity of Procurement and Policies for Soliciting Sustainable
Methods for a Diversity of Programs, A lysondria Los Angeles Infrastructure, P errin Falkner, Wiley Wilson
Eason, H azen and Sawyer Duel or Dual: Co-Benefits of Applying LEED and Ladera Park Stormwater Improvements Project,
Urban Flood Hazard Modeling and Mapping Using Envision, G raham Twyford-Miles, S tantec Consulting Armando D’Angelo,Los Angeles County DPW
PCSWMM, A ysha Akter, Chittagong University of Ltd. Sustainable Infrastructure Systems in Developing
Engineering & Technology Sustainability of Tire-Derived Aggregate Concrete: Nations: An Integrated Framework, D aniel
Sustainable Stormwater Infrastructure A Case Study on Energy, Emissions, Economy, Campbell, C aribbean Engineering and Design
Improvements for Improved Coastal Resiliency / and ENVISION, F ariborz Tehrani, C alifornia State Consultants Ltd
City of Naples, Florida, K aryn Erickson, E rickson University Fresno Franklin D. Roosevelt Park Regional Stormwater
Consulting Sustainability Assessment and ENVISION Rating of Capture Project, T huan Nguyen, L os Angeles County
Reducing Flood Hazards Through Groundwater Lightweight Masonry Walls in Conventional DPW
Recharge: Garvey Avenue Underpass, S teven Bell, Buildings, F ariborz Tehrani, C al State University Effect of Project Delivery Systems in Reducing
CWE Fresno Potential of Corruption in Infrastructure Projects: A
Chasing Storage During Flood Events in a Small, Envision: Implementation Through Verification in Los Systems Dynamics Approach, A yman Raouf, H
amad
Multi-Jurisdictional Urban Watershed, S hirley Clark, Angeles, C hris Sheppard, L os Angeles County DPW Bin Khalifa University
Penn State University
Sustainable Energy Operations in Cogeneration
-City of Los Angeles Hyperion Water Reclamation
Plant, Ibrahim Hafeez, C
ity of Los Angeles
Challenges and Potentials for Technology
Advancement of Bioretention Cells in Stormwater
Management, M ohammadsoroush Tafazzoli,
Washington State University
11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Plenary Lunch sponsored by
Crystal Ballroom Keynote Speaker: Dr. Jared Diamond, UCLA
The Crisis of World Sustainability
ASCE Los Angeles Local Organizing Committee: Younger Member Networking Mixer
Featured Events and Projects
Friday, November 8, 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Arts Installation
Hosted by the L.A. Section Younger Members
An on-site local artist will provide an interactive experience with
conference attendees Join us for appetizers and beverages to meet with industry professionals,
Urban Heat Island Mapping younger members, and students. Network with fellow sustainability-
Working with Climate Resolve, explore the effects of urban heat island minded individuals to learn more about the field and career
hot spots around Downtown LA. opportunities. The event is sponsored by the International Conference on
Girls to Green Careers Sustainable Infrastructure and the ASCE Younger Member Forums. Event
A workshop designed to inspire high school youth to consider green infrastructure will be held Friday, November 8th at the Biltmore Hotel. Event requires
Green Alley additional registration.
A design contest to create a pedestrian friendly Green Walkway
connecting local business and a transportation hub www.mlab-ymf.org/events/sustainability-networking-mixer
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Friday, November 8, 2019 (continued)
1:15 p.m. – 2:45 p.m. Technical Sessions
Track A | Tiffany Room Track B | Heinsbergen Room Track C | Emerald Ballroom
Sponsored by Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority Sponsored By Los Angeles County Public
Works
Resilience 2 - Lightning Presentations Society and Urbanization 1 Design Standards for Resiliency
Moderator: Cliff Davidson, S yracuse University Moderator: Doug Dietrich, B
urns & McDonnell Moderator: Brianna Pilkinton, B
urns & McDonnell
Risk Assessment and Hydraulic Modeling of Fire The Olympics Infrastructure : the Importance of Panel Participants:
Following Earthquake Risks Across Los Angeles: The Stakeholder Engagement and Sustainable, Deanna Haines, S CG
City of Los Angeles’ Efforts Toward Water System Intentional Urban Planning, M elissa Elder, B
urns & Noopur Jain, C A High Speed Rail
Seismic Resilience and Sustainability, Laureen McDonnell
Abustan, T etra Tech Lincoln Bleavens, B urbank Water/Power
Anti Corruption, Ethics, Sustainable Infrastructure
Advancing Resilient and Sustainable Buildings and the UN Sustainable Development Goals, Michael DeBacker, B urns & McDonnell
Through a New Normative Workflow for Integrated William Henry, ret., A
SCE President (2005) Caroline Field, A
rup
Life-Cycle Assessments, K aren Angeles, U niversity of Kyle Waldron, M arathon Petroleum
Notre Dame
Integrated Master Planning: Resiliency, Reliability
and Robustness by Design, A nni Luck, H
azen and
Sawyer
Organizational Resiliency: Communication Systems
and Organizational Structure Drive Things Too, T ara
Dunseith, B urns & McDonnell
Advanced Integrated Hydrologic and Hydraulic
Modeling for Coastal Resiliency Planning, C harles
Wilson, H azen and Sawyer
2:45 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Afternoon Networking Break
Biltmore Bowl Sponsored by
3:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Technical Sessions
Track A | Tiffany Room Track B | Heinsbergen Room Track C | Emerald Ballroom
Sponsored by Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority Sponsored By Los Angeles County Public
Works
Climate Change 3 Practice 3 Resiliency 3 Lightning Presentations
Moderator: Francine Eide, O
lympia WA Moderator: Elizabeth Ruedas, M ichael Baker Moderator: Alysha Helmrich, A rizona State University
International
Evaluating the Feasibility of a Decision Support Results Follow Process – Leveraging Integrated Living with the Bay Resiliency Strategy and Program,
System for Transportation Infrastructure Resiliency Design Process to Fundamentally Change How Michael Bomar, T etra Tech
in Response to Extreme Weather Events, J oe We Design Public Infrastructure, Q uin MacKenzie, Preparation for a World of Resilience Investment,
Rosalez, C alifornia State University Los Angeles Stantec John F Williams, Impact Infrastructure, Inc.
ADAPT and THRIVE: Strategies for Life Along a Protecting the Beach and the Beneficial Use of Recommended Climate Change Mitigation for
Dynamic and Changing Coastline, J enni Zell, A HBE Stormwater: Santa Monica CBI Project, O liver Infrastructure & Built Environment in Coastal
Landscape Architects Galang, C raftWater Communities, T eresa Vangeli, W SP USA
Adoption of Green Roofs by Municipalities for Defining Sustainable Infrastructure for Underground Comparison of Conventional Diesel and Solar Hybrid
Managing Stormwater, C liff Davidson, S
yracuse Water Infrastructure using International Standards, Power Generators in Long-Term Temporary Power
University Gregory Baird, W ater Finance Research Foundation Applications, A lex Nadolishny, W
SP USA
Use of Historical Data to Assess and Forecast Land Management for Healthy Watersheds - A New Dynamic Simulation of Bridge Resilience to
Regional Climate Change, Y uchuan Lai, C
arnegie Financial Incentive in the Mid-Atlantic, C handler Van Precipitation and Maintenance Timing, W esley
Mellon University Voorhis, A cre Investment Management Meertens, C oncordia University
Use of the CHAMPS Model for Simulating Moisture
and Heat Flux on an Extensive Green Roof, Y ige
Yang, S yracuse University
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Friday, November 8, 2019 (continued)
4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m Technical Sessions
Track A | Tiffany Room Track B | Heinsbergen Room Track C | Emerald Ballroom
Sponsored by Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority Sponsored By Los Angeles County Public
Works
Resilience 4 Disruptive Technologies 2 - Lightning Presentations Education 1
Moderator: Mike Sarullo, City of Los Angeles Moderator: Mehran Mazari, Cal State LA Moderator: Yvette Pearson, Rice University
A Granular Simulation of Bridge Closures Due to a Solar and Energy Storage: Los Angeles Beacon Green Economy: Lessons Learned., C amil Boulos,
Hypothetical Large Southern California Earthquake Project Case Study, Thomas Honles,LA Department of Boulos Developments LLC
and Its Effects on the Disruption and Recovery of Water and Power Creating Continuing Education Partnerships for
Freight Traffic to and from Port of Los Angeles, Real-Time Updating of Post-Earthquake Damage and Employee Development: City of Los Angeles Bureau
Barbaros Cetiner,UCLA Restoration Forecasts of Water Distribution Systems of Engineering and Loyola Marymount University,
Assessing Possible Implications and Adaptation Using Bayesian Networks, A gam Tomar, U CLA Los Angeles, L orraine Moreno, C ity of Los Angeles
Strategies for a Major Disruption to the Interstate Embracing Change for Smart Cities: Electrification Pragmatic Evaluation of Owner and Manager
Highway System in the Southwest United States, of Taxi Fleets, J udith Rodriguez, H arvard University Influence Toward Effective Management of Small-
Samuel Markolf, A rizona State University Enhancing Sustainability with Battery Storage in medium Construction Company in South Africa,
Earthquake Resilience of California’s Water Wastewater,Jerry Burke, Inland Empire Utilities Agency Imisiouluseyi Akinyede, C ape Peninsula University of
Distribution System, J onathan Stewart,UCLA Investigating Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV’s) for Technology
Vertical Structural Inspection and Analysis, C hris
Assessment of the Dynamics of Human System The Evolution and Infrastructure for the
Apoder ORiordan-Adjah, P rincipia College
Networks in Water Infrastructure Adaptation to Sustainability of Supplier Diversity, Workforce
Sea-level Rise Impacts, T amarah Ridha, T exas A&M Thermo-Economic Sustainability Study of Pumped Development, and Inclusion Programs, Giovanna
University Hydro Energy Storage in the San Bernardino Brasfield, H
ensel Phelps
County Basin, H adasa Reyes Lagos, C al Poly Pomona
Integrated Approach to Sustainable and Resilient Campus Sustainable Infrastructure as Living Labs at
Assessing the Long-term Effects of Autonomous Vehicles
Infrastructure Planning, S teve Foran,Jacobs California State University Los Angeles, D avid
on Highways’ Traffic Volume and Capacity, A mirsaman
Blekhman, Cal State LA
Mahdavian, U niversity of Central Florida
Willingness to Pay in the Autonomous Vehicle Age,
Mariana Torres-Montoya, L ouis Berger
A 4D BIM-based LCA Approach to Account for
Greenhouse Gas Emission of Bridge Construction,
Shoshanna Saxe, U niversity of Toronto
12 International Conference on Sustainable Infrastructure | Leading Resilient Communities Through the 21st CenturyTechnical Program (continued)
Saturday, November 9, 2019
7:30 – 8:45 a.m. Awards Breakfast
Crystal Ballroom Sponsored by
Moderator: T om Smith, E xecutive Director, ASCE
−− ISI Envision Award
−− ASCE Innovation in Sustainable Engineering Award
−− Student Paper Award
9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Technical Sessions
Track A | Tiffany Room Track B | Heinsbergen Room Track C | Emerald Ballroom Session | Gold Ballroom
Sponsored by Santa Ana Watershed Sponsored By Los Angeles
Project Authority County Public Works
Climate Change 4 - Lightning Practice 4 Younger Members Shaping the Future ENVISION: Implementation through
Presentations Moderator: Jeff Rex, Cardno of the Profession Verification in Los Angeles
Moderator: Shoshanna Saxe, Moderator: Elizabeth Ruedas, Michael Moderator: Denise Nelson, Berkley
University of Toronto Baker International Group
Performance-Based Design of Flood Evaluation of Resilience and This Younger Member Roundtable This presentation will focus on Envision
Protection Infrastructure, A lessandro Sustainability Guidance for Discussion will be subdivided into two adoption and implementation procedures
Fascetti, U niversity of Waikato Underground Transportation sessions, Strategic Issues and Public and progress from local Los Angeles
A New Approach to Climate-resilient Infrastructure, T onatiuh Rodriguez- Policy. At the start of each one, an jurisdictions. Presenters will explain
Design: Infrastructure Canada’s Nikl, C al State LA ASCE expert will begin by providing the steps of the Envision verification
Climate Lens , S hane O’Hanlon, Building Connections with the Sanitary background information on that specific process and provide examples from
Stantec Consulting Ltd Sewer for Stormwater Compliance, topic before allowing Younger Members own experience including initial project
Kristen Ruffell, L os Angeles County to ask questions. assessments, credit documentation,
A Civil Engineer’s Perspective on
AB2800: Climate Safe Infrastructure Sanitation Districts Subsequently, Younger Members will and level of effort required.
Legislation and How the Profession The Big Canyon Restoration and work together to identify, discuss and Recommendations, case studies, “lessons
Will Need to Adapt, S ameer Shah, Water Quality Improvement Project develop a list of strategic issues that learned,” and next steps will be shared.
Burns & McDonnell as an Integrated Approach to Using they would like to tackle during the We will provide a brief discussion on the
Sustainable Infrastructure for Multiple- upcoming year. The discussion will be update to Envision Version 3.
Climate Change Resiliency of Gas
benefit Projects, D avid Pohl, B
urns & led by the ASCE Committee on Younger Presenters:
Pipelines: Overview of Land
McDonnell Members and will be open to all
Subsidence and Associated Issues Mike Sarullo, C ity of Los Angeles
attendees looking to learn more about
in Central California, M ehrshad Sixth Street Viaduct Replacement Chris Sheppard,Los Angeles County DPW
the status of critical issues affecting
Ketabdar, S outhern California Gas Project Presenter: Julie Allen, C ity of
future generations. Cris Liban, L .A. Metro
Company Los Angeles
Los Angeles Department of Water and
Power: John Ferraro Building LEED
Case Study, M aria Sison-Roces,LA
Department of Water and Power
icsiconference.org 13Technical Program (continued)
Saturday, November 9, 2019 (continued)
10:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Morning Networking Break
Biltmore Bowl Sponsored by
11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m Technical Sessions
Track A | Tiffany Room Track B | Heinsbergen Room Track C | Emerald Ballroom Session | Gold Ballroom
Sponsored by Santa Ana Watershed Sponsored By Los Angeles
Project Authority County Public Works
Resilience 5 – Lightning Presentations Society and Urbanization 2 Sustainable Infrastructure: A Solution Sustainability Education
Moderator: Eliza Jane, E W Consulting Moderator: Youn Sim, C
ounty of Los to Park-Poor Communities Moderator: Cliff Davidson, S
yracuse
Angeles County PW Moderator: Lynda Bybee, L SA University
Probabilistic Sustainability Assessment Issues, Challenges and Opportunities Infrastructure is most commonly labeled as Urban infrastructure for wastewater,
of Bridges Subjected to Multi- of Sustainably Managing Water sustainable by meeting specific standards drinking water, energy, transportation,
Occurrence Hazards, N ariman L. Within the Urban Framework outlined by the Institute for Sustainable and other services continues to degrade
Dehghani, O hio State University Jimmy Galvez, S herwood Design Infrastructure or U.S. Green Building in many U.S. cities. Some of this
Probabilistic Lifecycle Sustainability Engineers Council. However, as noted in the infrastructure is crumbling and in need
Analysis of Levees Against Storm American Society of Civil Engineers’ of replacement, and design of the
Taxonomy of Uncertainty in the GHG
Surge Hazards, M ehrzad Rahimi, O hio “Five-Year Roadmap to Sustainable new infrastructure is the responsibility
Assessment of Infrastructure Delivery ,
State University Shoshanna Saxe, U niversity of Toronto Development,” sustainable infrastructure of civil engineers. Unfortunately, most
Restoring Eden – The Mesopotamian is more than a set of design standards. practicing civil engineers are out-of-date
Transformational Change Through It is the application of economic,
Marshes, S am Ali, O range County with regard to current demands for
Leadership: Lessons from the First environmental, and social resources to
Public Works engineering design.
Electric Metro Line in Lima, J udith “enhance the safety, welfare, and quality
Resiliency for Parking Structures, Rodriguez, H arvard University The session will explore ways of solving
of life for all of society.”
Teresa C. Vangeli, PE, W SP USA this problem so that large numbers of
Analyzing the Environmental and In this panel presentation we will examine practicing engineers can increase the
Economic Sustainability of Building three case studies in which truly level of sustainability associated with
Materials Flow Under Geopolitical sustainable infrastructure was used to solve urban infrastructure projects. Questions
Uncertainties, S
haikha Al-Nuaimi, a defined safety, welfare, or quality of such as the best target audience for
Hamad Bin Khalifa University life issue. Each project example applied educational materials (e.g., managers
Elevating Humanity to Optimize the social resources to an infrastructure versus engineers on-the-job), the most
Mobility Revolution, K aia Nesbitt, H
DR issue by creating active or passive park effective mode of education delivery
space in a park poor community. We (e.g., videotapes versus real-time
will identify the key elements that led to webinars or in-person workshops),
the successful implementation of these and ways of providing incentives for
triple bottom line sustainable infrastructure engineers to change their practice will
projects, including: i) Creative Design, be explored in this session.
ii) Funding, iii) Public Participation/
Engagement, and iv) Political Will.
When we hone in on the definition of
sustainable infrastructure, we see that it
isn’t just about limiting consumption of
energy, water, and building materials.
12:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Closing Plenary Lunch – What have we learned in this conference and how do we put that in practice?
Crystal Ballroom Sponsored by
Mark Norton, 2
019 Conference Chair
Welcome to Houston – ICSI 2021
Carol Haddock, ICSI 2021 Conference Chair
Closing Keynote
Marissa Aho, C hief Resilience Officer Houston
Cris Liban, C
hair ASCE Committee on Sustainability
2:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Sustainable Leadership Workshop for Younger Members
*Separate Registration - $25
Spiros Lazaris, S
piros Lazaris Engineered Solutions L.L.C.
icsiconference.org 15Poster Presentations
Thursday, November 7 Friday, November 8 • Recommending Adequate Concrete Cover
for Desired Service Life in Corrosion Prone
10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Environment to Ensure Sustainability. Bayezid
Biltmore Bowl Biltmore Bowl Baten, B angladesh University of Engineering and
Finance and Management Society and Urbanization Technology
• Risk Assessment of Results-based Funding • Burton Way: A Sustainable Solution to • Behavioral Trends of Reinforced Concrete
Mechanisms for Infrastructure Programs. Stormwater Quality in Beverly Hills. Katie Beams Strengthened with NSM-SMA
Kareem Zahran, A merican University in Cairo Harrel, C WE Method. Behrouz Farahi, U niversity of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
• Port of Baltimore - a Case Study for Asset • Roadways as Integrated Stormwater
• Improving Shearing Resistance of MSE
Management as a Risk Reduction Tool for Treatment Systems: Potential of Roadside
Wall Base Using Recycled Plastic Pins. Md
Sustainability Initiatives. Byron Dunlap, Best Management Practices to Treat
Nur Basit Zaman, U niversity of Texas Arlington
Cardno Stormwater Runoff. Annesh Borthakur,
UCLA • Magnetic Corrosion Detection in Concrete
• Washington Boulevard Stormwater and
Structures. Azam Elyasigorji, U niversity of
Urban Runoff Capture Project: A Successful • Creating a Common Language. How Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Public-Private Partnership (P3). Katie Does the Sustainable Infrastructure Criteria
Harrel, C WE Compare to the SDGs? Cristina Casado, • Safe Distance Between Cars. Mohammed
Harvard Almashani, O man Traffic Safety Committee
• Challenges and Strategies with LA
County’s Urban Infrastructure Investment. • Following in San Fernando’s Footsteps:
Youn Sim, LA County Dept. of Public Works A Guide to Efficiently Implementing Saturday, November 9
• Framework to Optimize Cost of Quality in Sustainable and Cost-Effective Multi-Benefit 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Delivering and Operating Green Buildings. BMPs. Katie Harrel, CWE Biltmore Bowl
Ayman Raouf, H amad Bin Khalifa University • The Cities We Have, the Cities We Want.
Practice and Workforce Development
• Managing Sustainability and Resilience in Steve Fisher, Tetra Tech
Developing Communities. Fariborz Tehrani, • North Shore Community Park - Society and • A Data-Driven Risk Assessment Approach
Cal State Fresno Urbanization. Paris Borovilos, A
rup for Evaluating Resilience of Transportation
Infrastructure. Michael Ibrahim, C
al State LA
• The Parkwood Tech Centre: Leveraging
Climate Change • How Multi-Disciplinary Teams Can Improve
the Built Environment to Tackle Inequity in
• FEMA/California Task Force Urban Search Urban Education. Morgan Abbett, H DR the Sustainable Design Process and Project
& Rescue Team. Brian Smith, Los Angeles Outcomes. Theresa Harrison, City of South
• Bradley Green Alley - Delivering a New
County Public Works Bend, Indiana
Future for Pacoima. Anthony Kirby,Arup
• Seattle Digs Deep for Sustainability with North America Ltd. • Role of Infrastructure in Creating Socially
the Ship Canal Water Quality Project. • Investigating Barriers to Sustainable Inclusive Outcomes. Davide Stronati, M ott
Jennifer Ninete, H
DR MacDonald
Urbanization. Mohammadsoroush
• Designing Resilient Stormwater Treatment Tafazzoli, W ashington State University • Community Partnering for Sustainable
Systems to Mitigate Climate Change Infrastructure. Sam Ali, O
range County Public
• Sustainability in the Developing World: An Works
Impact. Renan Valenca, U CLA Investigation on How Emerging Economies
• Buried Corrugated Metal Culvert Failure Are Performing. Camil Boulos, B oulos • Development of Civil Systems for a More
Mechanisms Due to the Environmental Developments LLC Resilient Philippines. Francis Uy, University
Deterioration Using Finite Elements of the Philippines
• The Role of Engineers in the Completion of
Methods. Etham Nakhostin, C arleton the United Nations Sustainable Development
University Goals, W ill Reichard, R owan University
Construction, Materials, and Structures
• Carbon-neutral Cementation: From Seashells to
Concrete for the Built Environment. Gaurav Sant,
UCLA
• Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment of
Fugitive Dust Control Methods. Alena
Raymond, U C Davis
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