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Mitigation On My MindMitigation On My MindMay 31 - June 5ATLANTA May 31 - June 5ATLANTA
ASSOCIATION OF STATE FLOODPLAIN MANAGERS
2015 POCKET GUIDE
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Local Host TeamTerri Turner, AICP, CFM, Team Leader
Lacey Turner, Volunteers Coordinator
Team Captains: Brad Loar, CFM; Carla Muscarella, PE, CFM; Christopher Budd, CFM; Emily Schmidt, CFM; Jill Bazinet, PE, CFM; Joseph Martinenza,
PE, CFM; Michael Blakely, CFM; Ranko Pudar, PE, PMP, CFM; Sean Roche, PE, PMP, CFM; Tom McDonald, Jr., CFM
Program ChairSteve McMaster, CFM
Ideation, Inc.
Conference Direction TeamDiane A. Brown, Outreach & Events Manager
Anita Larson, Certification CoordinatorJason Schneeberger, IT Manager
Kait Laufenberg, CFM, Training & Chapter CoordinatorMike Parker, CFM, Standing Conference Committee
George Riedel, CFM, Standing Conference Committee
ASFPM StaffChad Berginnis, CFM
Executive DirectorIngrid Danler, CFM
Deputy DirectorLarry Larson, PE, CFM
Director Emeritus, Senior Policy Advisor
Nancy DunhamCertification Program Assistant
Suzanne GillinghamFinancial ManagerJason Hochschild
GIS Analyst/Applications Specialist
Alan Lulloff, PE, CFMScience Services Program Manager
Michele MihalovichPublic Information Officer
Jeff Stone, GISP, CFMProject Manager
Bridget FaustProject Research Specialist
ASFPM Executive Office575 D’Onofrio Drive, Suite 200 • Madison, WI 53719608-828-3000, Fax: 608-828-6319 • www.floods.org
ASFPM 2015 Conference Team
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1 ....................................................................................... Table of Contents
2 .....................................................Welcome and General Information
3 ................................................................. Meeting Room Assignments
Conference Sponsors
4 ..............................................................................................Our Sponsors
The Conference Program
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13 ........................................................................................................Monday
16 ........................................................................................................Tuesday
28 .................................................................................................Wednesday
38 ......................................................................................................Thursday
49 ............................................................................................................Friday
Center Spread (pgs. 26-27) .................. Meeting Room Floor Plans
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WELCOME!Welcome to the 39th annual conference of the Association of State Floodplain Managers! We’re glad that you could join us in Atlanta. This Pocket Guide will help you get the most out of your week, so be sure to keep it close at hand. YOUR NAME BADGE IS REQUIRED TO GET YOU INTO EVERYTHING YOU REGISTERED TO ATTEND AND YOU MUST WEAR IT ALL WEEK IN ORDER TO BE ADMITTED. If you have questions, see ASFPM staff at the registration desk or ask one of the local host volunteers - they will be wearing visible vests while on duty. Please enjoy your week as you delve into the most comprehensive floodplain management training & networking opportunity in the country!Registration Desk LL1: Ballroom LevelThe Registration Desk is located on LL1 at the base of the escalators beyond the Memorabilia Booth and in front of the Centennial Ballroom III. They will be open to serve you from 7:30-5 Sunday, 7-5 Monday-Thursday and 7:30-noon Friday. Registration will close during the plenary sessions and luncheons.
Speaker Prep Room LL2: Chicago BProgram Coordinator Steve McMaster, A/V Coordinator Jason Schneeberger, and their volunteers will be available to assist you with program and A/V concerns throughout the week. Speakers may practice their presentations here and get them queued up for the sessions.
Local Host / Volunteer HQ LL2: Chicago ELacey Turner and the local host team, consisting of GAFM Members and floodplain managers from throughout Region IV, coordinate the volunteers required for the many duties it takes to help operate the conference. This room is on the Lower Level 2 (LL2) floor.
First Timers Orientation will be held Sunday at 3:00p and 5:00p, Monday at 10:00a and 3:00p, and Tuesday at 10:00a. New attendees should plan to attend one of these 15-minute sessions to help you get the most out of the week! Meets near the Registration desk on LL1. Led by Mike Parker, CFM, ASFPM Standing Conference Committee Chair.
General Information Meeting Room Assignments
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Message Board LL1: Ballroom LevelThe message board will display special notices, schedule or room changes, phone messages, job postings, menus, ticket exchanges, ride-sharing, and other information. It is located near the Registration desk.
MEETING ROOM ASSIGNMENTS
Most on-site conference activities take place at the Hyatt Regency Atlanta, 265 Peachtree St. N.E., Atlanta, GA. The location of each session is listed to the right of the event name. The technical concurrent session program follows eight general themes during those blocks Tuesday through Thursday.
# ...... Track Title ..............................................................Room 1 ........Showcase Sessions .............................................. Hanover A&B 2 ........Water Resource Management ...........................Grand Hall A 3 ........NFIP .............................................................................Grand Hall C 4 ........Flood Loss Mitigation ...........................................Grand Hall D 5 ........Levees, Dams, and Barriers .....................................Hanover D 6 ........Education and Outreach .......................................... Hanover C 7 ........Modeling (Riverine and Coastal)............................Hanover E 8 ........Floodplain Mapping ...................................................Hanover F
Meeting Room Abbreviations
Atrium Lobby .........................................................................................BusLL2 & LL3 Floor Meeting Rooms ................................................NameLL1 Floor Ballroom (Centennial) ........................................................BRLL1 Floor Exhibit Hall (Regency) .....................................................Exh Registration, LL1 Floor Lobby ......................................................... Reg
Field Tours Departure Point BusBus loading area: Baker St. N.E. just to the right of the circle drive outside the Atrium Lobby of the Hyatt Regency Atlanta.
General Information Meeting Room Assignments
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Sunday, May 31
8:00-12:30 ASFPM Board Mtg. LL2: Hanover F&G8:00-6:00 ASFPM Annual Golf Scramble Bus
Training Workshops 9:00-5:00 Floodplain Mgmt. 101 LL2: Hanover E
Instruct Heidi Cors: arlin, CFM, Shanna Michael, CFM, AECOM; Jennifer Marcy, CFM, Atkins Social Media for LL1: Learning Ctr Disaster Response & RecoveryInstructors: Sarah Miller, Kevin Sur, NDPTC
12:30-2:00 ASFPM Board & Committee LL2: Hanover D Chairs Luncheon
2:00-5:30 ASFPM Committee Chairs Mtg. LL2: Hanover F>raining Workshops
1:00-3:00 Obtaining BFEs from LL3: Inman Unnumbered A ZonesInstructors: Maria Cox Lamm, CFM, SC DNR; Daryle Fontenot, PE, CFM, & Jason Currie, CFM, AECOM
1:00-5:00 Guidance for Applying ASCE 24 LL3: Courtland Engineering Stds. to HMA ProjectsInstructors: Daniel Bass, RA, CFM, FEMA; Adrienne Sheldon, PE, CFM, AECOM
1:00-5:00 HEC-RAS 5.0 2D Model Training LL3: GreenbriarInstructors: Mark Forest, PE, CFM, Mitchell Blum, PE, CFM, HDR, Inc.Real Time Flood Flow Forecasting LL3: EdgewoodInstructors: Stephen Blake, Jacob Larsen, DHI Water & Environment
3:00-3:15 First Timers Orientation RegTraining Workshops
3:00-5:00 Developing Scopes of LL3: Kennesaw Work & Budgets for Acquisition…Instructors: Chris Crew, CFM, NC Div. Emerg. Mgmt.
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3:00-5:00 New Requirements for LL3: Fairlie Online LOMR & LAMP Submittals…Instructors: Alex Haptemariam, PE, CFM, Stantec, Thomas Schweitzer, PE, GISP, CFM, Atkins
5:00-5:15 First Timers Orientation Reg5:30-6:30 State Floodplain Managers & Hazard
Mitigation Officers Meet & Greet (by invitation)
7:30-10:00 Welcome Fest LL1: Regency BR-VReacquaint with past friends and meet new ones at this Georgia inspired event! Grab dinner at one of the many marvelous Atlanta restaurants or the Peachtree Center Food Court within walking distance to the Hyatt, then join us at the Welcome Fest for desserts and cordials. Hosted by: GAFM & local sponsors
Monday, June 1
Technical Field Tours8:00-4:00 Monitoring & Mitigation: Bus
Atlanta’s Floods of 2009Green Infrastructure, Greenways & Dams BusTraining Workshops
8:00-10:00 Achieving Flood LL3: FairlieResilience with SmartGrowth…Instructor: Stephanie Bertaina, EPA
8:00-Noon Coastal Community LL3: Greenbriar Resilience (AWR-228C)Instructor: Allison Hardin, CFM, NDPTCFlood Insurance for LL3: Dunwoody the Floodplain ManagerInstructors: Bruce Bender, CFM, Bender Consulting Services, Dorothy Martinez, CFM, H2O Partners, Inc.
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8:00-Noon State FPM 1 on 1: LL3: Courtland Framework for Floodplain Mgmt.Instructors: Cynthia Crecelius, CFM, CC Consults; Al Goodman, CFM, AWG Consulting, LLCUsing Map Mashups & Story LL1: Learning Ctr. Maps to Tell Your StoryInstructors: Jeff Stone, GISP, CFM, ASFPM; David Hart, WI Sea Grant; Joshua Murphy, NOAANational Policy Issues Discussions
8:00-9:00 General Policy LL2: Grand Hall C&D Issues Overview & Legislative UpdateGuest Tour
8:30-5:00 North Georgia Wineries (21+) Bus9:00-9:30 Break LL2
National Policy Issues Discussions9:30-Noon International LL2: Hanover D
Flood. Regulations LL2: Hanover A&B Map. & Eng. Standards LL2: Grand Hall C&D Flood Mitigation LL2: Hanover E Professional Development LL2: Grand Hall B Training & Outreach LL2: Hanover C
10:00-10:15 First Timers Orientation RegNoon-1:00 Lunch on your own
National Policy Issues Discussions1:00-3:30 Arid Regions LL2: Grand Hall B
Coastal Issues LL2: Hanover A&B Stormwater Mgmt., No Adverse LL2: Hanover E Impact, & Natural & Beneficial Functions Higher Education LL2: Hanover D Flood Insurance LL2: Grand Hall C&D Nonstruct. Floodproofing LL2: Hanover C
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Training Workshops1:00-3:00 Land Surveying & LL3: Greenbriar
Flood Risk Evaluation: The NFIP’s Impact on Real Estate TransactionsInstructor: James Nadeau, PLS, CFS, ANFI, CFM, Nadeau Land Surveys
1:00-5:00 CRS Outreach LL3: Dunwoody Projects & FloodSmart: How Communities Can Expand OutreachInstructors: Molly O’Toole, PE, D.WRE, CFM, Molly O’Toole & Associates, Ltd.; Mary Jo Vrem, FloodSmartModeling 2D Surface LL1: Learning Ctr Flow Using a Flexible Mesh…Instructors: Peter Singhofen, PE, Streamline Technologies; Warren McKinnie, PE, CFM, DewberryUSGS Fluvial Erosion LL3: Courtland Hazard (FEH) Mitigation Program…Instructors: Marie Peppler, Moon Kim, & Zach Martin, EIT, USGS; David Knipe, PE, CFM, IN DNR
3:00-3:15 First Timers Orientation Reg4:00-5:00 ASFPM Members Meeting LL2: Grand Hall C&D 4:00-7:00 CFM Exam LL2: Hanover F&G5:00- Silent Auction Exh
13th Annual FUNdraising activity for the ASFPM Foundation
5:00-7:00 Exhibits Grand Opening Exh7:00- Dinner on your own, enjoy your evening
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Tuesday, June 2
7:45-8:30 Early morning coffee break ExhTechnical Field Tour
8:00-11:30 Clayton Cnty. Stream Restoration Bus & Constructed WetlandsGuest Tour
8:30-5:00 Stone Mountain Park Bus8:30-10:00 Plenary Session 1 BR
Welcome to Atlanta Conference Opening FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT THE SOUTHERN WAY, from the most flood-prone region in the nation!1. Adapting in the Face of Change: Leslie Chapman-Henderson, CEO, Federal Alliance for Safe Homes2. North Carolina Floodplain Mapping Program: John Dorman, CFM, Program Director, NC Div. Emerg. Mgmt.Moderator: Bill Nechamen, CFM, ASFPM Chair; NY State Dept. of Env. Consv.
10:00-10:15 First Timers Orientation Reg10:00-10:30 Break, Exhibits, Silent Auction Exh10:30-Noon Concurrent Session AA1 CH2M Showcase: LL2: Hanover A&B
Think Global, Act Local: An Integrated Approach to Delivering Flood Risk Management Solutions The Next Generation of Flood Risk Modeling. Richard Crowder, PhD, CEng, MICE, CIWEM, CH2M Delivering Integrated Flood Risk Solutions: Green & Gray, Large & Small, from London to New York. Charles Schlepe, BSc(Eng), MICE, CEng, CH2MModeling Urban Flood Risk: 2D Live Demo. Elise Ibendahl, PE, ENV SP, CFM, CH2M
Tuesday, June 2
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A2 Stormwater Case LL2: Grand Hall A Studies at the Street LevelModerator: Joe File, PE, CFM, Amec Foster WheelerCuyahoga Falls Rain Garden Reserve: Lessons Learned. Kari Ann Mackenbach, BCES, CFM, MS Consultants, Inc.BMP Designer: Empowering Residents to Control Stormwater, One House at a Time. Stephen Bourne, PE, AtkinsWater Quality in Your Street Design. Lesley Brooks, PE, CFM, Freese & Nichols, Inc.
A3 Community Rating LL2: Grand Hall C System: Local PerspectivesModerator: David Stroud, CFM, Amec Foster WheelerOne City’s Journey into the CRS Program: Highlights, Hiccups & Encouragement for Others Contemplating the CRS. Raymond J. Wilke, PE, CFM, City of Atlanta, GACDBG-DR, BW-12, CRS, & Dauphin Cnty, PA: What do They Have in Common? Rob Flaner, CFM, Tetra Tech, Inc.JUMP into Action: A Local’s Perspective on CRS User Groups. Maggie Olivier, CFM, Jefferson Parish, LA
A4 Cost-Effectiveness of Mitigation LL2: Grand Hall DModerator: Shana Udvardy, CFM, Udvardy Consulting, ASFPM Int’l Cmte. Co-ChairResilience Success: How Significant Losses were Avoided During Hurricane Isaac. John E. Bourdeau, Jr., CFM, FEMA RVILosses Avoided as a Result of Adopting & Enforcing Flood-Resistant Building Codes. Edward Laatsch, PE, FEMA Building Science BranchMeasuring Environmental Benefits to Inform FEMA Mitigation Actions Against Wildfire & Drought. Zachary Christin, Earth Economics
Tuesday, June 2
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A5 FEMA-Corps Levee LL2: Hanover D Session: Current & Future Directions: YOU Can Help USACE & FEMA Meet the Nation’s Levee Challenges
Moderator: Jim Murphy, PE, CFM, AECOM Presenters: Jim Murphy, PE, CFM, AECOM; Suzanne Vermeer, PE, CFM, FEMA RV; Tammy Conforti, PE, CFM, USACE
A6 Risk Communications & Risk MAP LL2: Hanover C Moderator: Alisa Sauvageot, CFM, Michael Baker
Int’l, ASFPM NAI Cmte. Co-Chair Engaging Communities in Effective Flood
Resilience Actions through Multi-Stakeholder Climate Change Mitigation & Adaptation Collaboration. Leslie A. Bryan, Western Shasta Resource Consv. Dist.
Engaging Communities in the Program for Public Information. Melissa Daigle, LA Sea Grant
Communicating Flood Risk: Help from a Math Nerd. C. Warren Campbell, PhD, PE, CFM, Western Kentucky University
A7 Changes in Coastal LL2: Hanover E Analysis: Southeast US Perspective
Moderator: Mark Osler, Michael Baker Int’l Barrier Island Coastal Hazard Analysis &
Mapping. Chris Mack, PE, PMP, AECOM Floodplain & Coastal Feature Representation
within the Florida Storm Surge Modeling Project. Christopher J. Bender, PhD, PE, D.CE, Taylor Engineering
Integrating Coastal & Riverine Flood Hazards on Georgia & Florida Coasts. Tom Mihlbachler, PE, CFM, Michael Baker Int’l
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A8 CTP Case Studies LL2: Hanover F Moderator: Leslie Durham, PE, AL Office of Water
Resources, ASFPM Secretary, ASFPM Mapping & Engineering Stds. Cmte. Co-Chair
Are Risk MAP Products Really on Our Mind? Jason Wilson, PE, CFM, Amec Foster Wheeler
“It takes a village for a successful CTP program” - The Iowa CTP Experience. Scott Ralston, PE, CFM, IA DNR
Updating Georgia’s Coastal Maps – Collaboration on My Mind. Onur Celik, PE, CFM, CDM Smith
Noon-1:30 Keynote Luncheon: BR Sponsored by: AECOM
1) State of the ASFPM Foundation: Doug Plascencia, PE, CFM, ASFPM Foundation President, Michael Baker Int’l
2) Katrina 10 Year Anniversary Reflections: Creating a Culture of Preparedness: Lt. Gen. Russell L. Honoré, Sr. Scientist, Gallup Organization
Technical Field Tour2:00-5:00 Drew Valley Flood Mitigation Bus1:45-3:15 Concurrent Session BB1 Dewberry Showcase: LL2: Hanover A&B
Turning the Tide- Creating a More Flood Resilient Nation by 2060
Moderator: Mike Walsh, Dewberry Presentations & Panel Discussion: Mat Mampara, PE, Jane Sibley Frantz, AICP, CFM, Michael Buckley, PE, Dewberry; Todd Davison, NOAA; Gerry Galloway, PhD, PE, University of Maryland; Samantha A. Medlock, JD, CFM, White House CEQ; Steven L. Stockton, PE, SES, USACE
Tuesday, June 2
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B2 Sustainable Flood Management LL2: Grand Hall A Moderator: Rebecca Pfeiffer, CFM, VT Dept. Env.
Consv., ASFPM Natural & Beneficial Functions Cmte. Co-Chair
Flood Studies & Nutrient Mgmt.: Case Studies from Virginia & U.S. Virgin Islands. Scott Blossom, PE, CFM, Stantec
Why Local Decision Makers Invest in Natural Infrastructure. Sarah Murdock, The Nature Conservancy
NAI & NBF and Costs of Community Services: Not All Lands Suitable for All Purposes. Captain Jim Mickey, CF, CFM, Somerset Reading Twp Fire EMS
B3 Cost Effectiveness LL2: Grand Hall C of Floodplain Regulations
Moderator: Molly O’Toole, PE, D.WRE, CFM, Molly O’Toole & Associates, Ltd.
NFIP Floodplain Mgmt. Regulations: How Much Are They Worth in Reducing Loss? Bret Gates, FEMA
Evaluating the Flood Loss Effectiveness of CRS: A National Analysis. Wesley E. Highfield, PhD, Texas A&M University
Measuring Regulatory Best Practices for Avoiding Flood Loss: A Study of the 2013 Colorado Floods. Douglas Bausch, CEG, RG, FEMA RVIII
B4 Mitigation Success Stories LL2: Grand Hall D Moderator: Jessica Baker, PE, PMP, CFM, Halff
Associates, ASFPM Professional Development Cmte. Co-Chair
Jefferson Parish - Severe Repetitive Loss Success Stories. Michelle Gonzales, CFM, Jefferson Parish, LA
Technical & Programmatic Challenges in Mitigation of NYU Langone Medical Center After Hurricane Sandy. Ranko S. Pudar, PE, PMP, CFM, Pudar Mitigation Consulting
Tuesday, June 2
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Austin’s Response After the Flood of Record Recedes. Kevin Shunk, PE, CFM, City of Austin, TX
B5 LAMP Pilot Lessons Learned LL2: Hanover D Moderator: Jaspreet Randhawa, CFM, CDM Smith The Big Picture Approach: Meeting Community
Objectives through Local Levee Partnership. David Rubenstein, CFM, AECOM
Plaquemines Parish, LA LAMP Implementation: Bumps in the Road But Still Driving Towards Our Goal! Ronald C. Wanhanen, PE, FEMA RVI
Levee Analysis & Mapping in FEMA RVII: Lessons Learned & Future Impacts. Rick Nusz, PH, PHG, CFM, FEMA RVII
B6 Social Science & Research LL2: Hanover C Moderator: Janet Thigpen, CFM, STC Regional
Planning Board, ASFPM Dist. 1 Chapter Director America’s PrepareAthon! Moving Millions to
Prepare. Jacqueline Snelling, FEMA Advancing Public Participation by Developing
Accessible Hazard Mitigation Plans. Alessandra Jerolleman, PhD, MPA, CFM; Race Hodges, CFM, JEO Consulting Group, Inc.
Changing the Misperception of Flood Risk. Kamer Davis, FloodSmart
B7 Advances in Data LL2: Hanover E Collection & Real Time Prediction
Moderator: Michael DePue, PE, CFM, Atkins USGS Short-Term Network: Managing Hurricane
& Flood Response Data. Marie Peppler, USGS Drones & 2D Hydraulic Modeling for Inundation
Mapping. Fernando Nardi, PhD, University for Foreigners of Perugia
Upgrade of Flood Early Warning System in Slovenia. Stephen Blake, DHI Water & Environment
Tuesday, June 2
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B8 Coastal Studies LL2: Hanover F Moderator: Tim Hillier, PE, CFM, CDM Smith,
ASFPM Coastal Issues Cmte. Co-Chair New Maps, Now What? Updated Coastal Flood
Hazard Information for Georgia. Krista Conner, Michael Baker Int’l
Top 5 Lessons Learned for FEMA Coastal Flood Modeling. Paul Carroll, PE, PMP, AECOM
Communicating Moderate Wave Risk on FIRMs. Alex Sirotek, GISP, CFM, CDM Smith
3:15-3:45 Break, Exhibits, Silent Auction Exh3:45-5:15 Concurrent Session CC1 FEMA Risk LL2: Hanover A&B
Reduction Showcase: Community Resiliency through Building Codes & Higher Standards
Moderator: Kayed Lakhia, AIA, LEED AP, CFM, FIMA Risk Reduction Division (RRD)
FEMA HMA Grants & Updates. Brian Willsey, RRD FEMA Floodplain Management Updates. David
Stearrett, CFM, Floodplain Management Branch, RRD FEMA Building Science: “Mitigation on Your
Mind”. Ed Laatsch, PE, Dan Bass, RA, CFM, Building Science Branch, RRD
C2 Floodplain Planning & Policy LL2: Grand Hall A Moderator: Dave Fowler, DCL, CFM, Milwaukee
Metropolitan Sewerage District, ASFPM Watershed Pod Facilitator
Enhancing Efforts to Protect & Restore Natural Floodplain Functions with Updated & New EO11988 Provisions of the Implementing Guidelines. John McShane, CFM, U.S. EPA (Retired)
Urban Flooding Impacts & Solutions: Midwest Region Perspective. Brian Killen, CFM, Stantec
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Clearing Roadblocks for Permitting Watershed Improvement Projects in Suburban Watersheds. Amy Bergbreiter, PE, CFM, Gwinnett Cnty., GA
C3 Lessons from a LL2: Grand Hall C Catastrophic Flood: 2013 Colorado Flood
Moderator: Gary Outlaw, GISP, Merrick & Co. Disaster Impact on the Psyche of a State Chapter:
Results of Indirect Flood Induced Stress. Penn Gildersleeve, PE, ICON Engineering, Inc.
Managing a Flood of Mitigation Grant Applications in Colorado. Jeff Brislawn, CFM, Amec Foster Wheeler
In Hindsight- What Did We Need to Know Before the Flood? Ryan M. Carroll, Michael Baker Int’l
C4 Innovative LL2: Grand Hall D Mitigation Funding & Land Use
Moderator: Jamie Prochno, PE, CFM, CO Water Consv. Board
Leveraging Innovative Financing Models for Flood Risk Mitigation. Paul Huang, DHS / FEMA / FIMA
Creative Property Acquisition & Open Space Management For Mitigation. Lynn Mayo, PE, CFM, AECOM
Connecticut’s Model for Property Assessed Financing for Affordable Flood Resilience. Wayne Cobleigh, CPSM, GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.; Howard Kunreuther, PhD, Wharton Risk Ctr.
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C5 Dam & Levee LL2: Hanover D Emergency Action Plans (EAPs)
Moderator: Siavash Beik, PE, D.WRE, CMS4S, CFM, Christopher B. Burke Engineering, LLC, ASFPM Technical Pod Facilitator
North Carolina’s Wave of Dam Inundation & EAPs. John Dorman, CFM, NC Div. Emerg. Mgmt.
Template for Developing Flood EAPs at the Community & Tribal Level. Terry R. Zien, PE, CFM, USACE
Dam Risk Mgmt. & Community Resilience. Siamak Esfandiary, PhD, PE, FEMA
C6 Coastal & Climate LL2: Hanover C Change Risk Communication
Moderator: Jessica Ludy, CFM, ARCADIS-US Drought: Are Floodplain Managers Needed if there
are No Floods? Emily Dhingra, PE, CFM, AECOM Engaging Communities in Resiliency Efforts Post-
Hurricane Sandy. Frannie Bui, PE, CDM Smith Partnering with Key Influencers for More Effective
Coastal Flood Risk Communication in Florida. Richard Wild, CFM, Michael Baker Int’l
C7 A Flood of Unique Geography: LL2: Hanover E Challenges in Modeling Unusual Conditions
Moderator: Bo Juza, PhD, CFM, DHI Water & Environment, ASFPM Int’l Cmte. Co-Chair
Hydrologic Adventures in the Prairie Pothole Region of North Dakota. Thomas Johnson, PE, CFM, Ackerman-Estvold
Importance of Understanding Data in Floodplain Mapping. Alicia Williams, GISP, CFM, Amec Foster Wheeler
Modeling Disaster – Planning & Mitigation of Florida Sea Level Rise. Jim O’Brien, PhD, PE, FLO-2D Software, Inc.
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C8 Using Mapping to LL2: Hanover F Communicate Flood Risk
Moderator: Nabil Ghalayini, PE, PMP, D.WRE, CFM, VA Dept. of Consv. & Rec.
Two Types of Coastal Flood Inundation Maps - Which Should I Use? Christopher Penney, USACE
Using 3D-Hybrid Animation of XPSWMM Results as a Tool to Educate Stakeholders & Communities of Flood Hazards. Tom Ryan, PE, Michael Baker Int’l
The Flood Hazard Visualizer: An Integrated Approach to Communicating Flood Risk in Ohio. Jason Hochschild, ASFPM
5:15-7:15 Exhibits Social, Silent Auction Exh7:15- Open Evening – Enjoy Your Night in Atlanta!
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Wednesday, June 3
6:45-8:30 Early morning coffee break Exh7:00-8:15 Early Bird Discussions Sessions Coastal “Outreach” LL2: Hanover A&B
is More than Just an 8-letter Word Panelists: Tom McDonald, Jr., CFM, City of
Savannah, GA, ASFPM Coastal Issues Cmte. Co-Chair; Michael Blakely, CFM, Chatham Cnty., GA
Panelists will discuss the many ways that successful coastal outreach can be achieved and provide examples of how it is being done in Region 4. Q&A will be part of this session.
The Elephant in the Room: LL2: Hanover C Floodplain & Flood Insurance in Real Estate Transactions
Panelists: Lisa Jones, ANFI, CFM, Carolina Flood Solutions, LLC; Nate Johnson, Carolina Coastal Board of Realtors
Panelists will present local examples dealing with the many complexities of flood insurance. Get ready to be awe-struck, a little befuddled, and at times pleasantly amused at what the locals must deal with on a day-to-day basis to get properties brought into compliance and properly rated.
Increased Cost of LL2: Hanover E Compliance (ICC) – Ideas for Enhancement
Moderator: Tim Trautman, PE, CFM, Mecklenburg Cnty., NC, ASFPM Mitigation Pod Facilitator
When Congress added ICC coverage to the insurance policy in 1994 and FEMA then increased the limit to $30,000 in 2003, there was hope it could be used to effectively help reduce future risk of flooding for repetitively or substantially damaged buildings. While ICC has been effective at increasing mitigation, it
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is not being utilized to its fullest potential. 2004 legislation promoting ICC as a match for HMGP grant recipients has not been widely recognized or promoted. It’s a program ripe for expansion and improvement. In a very lively interactive Early Bird session, we share current challenges, explore ways to improve the ICC process now, and brainstorm ways ICC can be expanded to further quality mitigation. Ideas discussed in this session may lead to a paper from the ASFPM Insurance Committee that could be used as a guide for ICC improvements.
Riverine Erosion LL2: Hanover D Hazard Discussion Paper
Moderators: Rebecca Pfeiffer, CFM, Natural & Beneficial Functions Cmte. Co-Chair; Jon Fuller, PE, D.WRE, CFM, JE Fuller Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc.
Join the Arid Regions & Natural and Beneficial Functions Committee for this Early Bird session to learn more about the current effort to update the 2010 Arid Regions Erosion Discussion Paper for Riverine Erosion Hazards. While the 2010 paper provided background on the issues surrounding riverine erosion hazards, many things have evolved and changed in how communities, regions, and states are addressing this hazard. The committees are seeking state, county, or local program case studies using approaches to identify and manage riverine erosion hazards across this country to inform the update. Please join us during this session to find out more about the paper, provide feedback, and how you can be involved!
7:00-10:00 3rd Annual Running of the Chapters Bus Bus leaving the Hyatt at 6:30am
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8:30-10:00 Plenary Session 2 BRA FRAMEWORK FOR NATIONAL FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT1. Eric Letvin, Esq., PE, CFM, Director for Hazard Mitigation & Risk Reduction Policy, National Security Council, The White House2. Steve Stockton, PE, SES, Director of Civil Works, US Army Corps of Engineers3. Roy Wright, Deputy Associate Administrator for the Federal Insurance & Mitigation Administration, FEMA4. Bill Nechamen, CFM, ASFPM Chair, New York State Dept. of Environmental ConservationModerator: Tim Trautman, PE, CFM, ASFPM Mitigation Pod Facilitator, Manager, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Stormwater Services, NC
10:00-10:30 Break, Exhibits, Silent Auction ExhTechnical Field Tour
10:00-3:00 Green Infrastructure in Atlanta Bus10:30-Noon Plenary Session 3 BR
RESILIENCE & FLOOD MITIGATION: What Does it Look Like?1. Samantha A. Medlock, JD, CFM, Deputy Associate Director for Climate Preparedness, White House CEQ2. Lynsey R. Johnson, Esq., MPA, CFM, U.S. Dept.
of Housing & Urban Development Office of Economic Resiliency
3. Howard Kunreuther, PhD, Professor, Co-Director, Wharton Risk Management & Decision Process Center, University of Pennsylvania 4. Sarah Woodhouse Murdock, Director, US Climate Change Adaptation Policy, The Nature Conservancy
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5. Gerry Galloway, PhD, PE, Research Professor, Dept. of Civil & Env. Engineering, University of MarylandModerator: Larry A. Larson, PE, CFM, ASFPM Director Emeritus, Sr. Policy Advisor
Noon-1:30 Lunch on your own12:20-1:15 Mitigation Cmte. LL2: Hanover A&B
Discussion SessionTechnical Field Tour
1:00-5:00 Weather Channel Studio Bus1:30-3:00 ASFPM Chapters Meeting LL1: Learning Ctr.1:30-3:00 Concurrent Session DD1 FM Approvals LL2: Hanover A&B
Showcase: National Flood Barrier Testing & Certification ProgramModerator: Brian MacDonald, FM ApprovalsPanelists: Alan Lulloff, PE, CFM, ASFPM Randy Behm, PE, CFM, USACE Brian MacDonald, FM Approvals
D2 Coastal Planning for Resilience LL2: Grand Hall AModerator: Brian Caufield, PE, CFM, CDM SmithCoastal Resilience Planning in the Great Lakes: Stories to Solutions. Bridget Faust, ASFPMMapping & Visualizing Lake Level Changes for the Great Lakes. Doug Marcy, NOAAUsing Risk MAP Coastal Non-Regulatory Products to Plan for Coastal Resilience. Emily Schmidt, CFM, AECOM
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D3 Impacts of NFIP Changes LL2: Grand Hall CModerator: John Gerber, PE, CFM, NC Div. Emerg. Mgmt., ASFPM Flood Insurance Cmte. Co-ChairThe Changing NFIP & CRS: A Legal Perspective from Three Coastal States. J. Scott Pippin, University of GeorgiaCase Study: Flood Insurance Affordability & Mitigation in Alabama. Edwin Revell, CFM, City of Birmingham, ALNFIP Flood Loss Prevention Solutions. Mike Graham, CFM, SmartVent, Inc.
D4 Mitigation & Recovery Planning LL2: Grand Hall DModerator: Stacy Wright, AICP, CFM, AtkinsTurning Smart Growth into “Smart & Safe” Growth –Whole Community Approach: Phase II. Deepa Srinivasan, AICP, CFM, Vision Planning & ConsultingLiving with the River in Colorado. Darrin Punchard, AICP, CFM, Hawksley ConsultingIntegrated Disaster Housing Recovery Planning: Hazard Mitigation, Emergency Management, & Fair Housing. Jae G. Park, PhD, CFM, AECOM
D5 Dam & Levee Failure LL2: Hanover DModerator: Eric Loucks, PhD, PE, D.WRE, CDM SmithPleasant Valley Dams 1–4: Case Study for Dam Breach Analysis & Inundation Mapping between 1D vs. 2D HEC-RAS 5.0 Beta. Lee Beshoner, PE, CFM, FTN Associates, Ltd.Dam Breach Analyses: Large & Small. Lisa M. (Stahr) Brink, PE, CDM SmithChanges in Dam Break Hydrodynamic Modeling Practice? Mark Britton, CPEng, DHI Water & Environment
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D6 Digital Risk Communications LL2: Hanover CModerator: Jeff Sparrow, PE, PMP, CFM, Michael Baker Int’l, ASFPM Training / Outreach / Education Pod FacilitatorNWS AHPS: Enhancing Flood Risk Communication with FEMA’s NFHL. Victor Hom, NOAA Telling Stories With Maps: Using Maps to Start Discussions About Local Hazards. Russell Jackson, NOAA Using Social Media to Get the Word Out About New Floodplain Maps. Chad Bunger, AICP, CFM, City of Manhattan, KS
D7 The State of 2D Modeling LL2: Hanover EModerator: Richard Crowder, PhD, CEng, MICE, CIWEM, CH2MTake it to the Limit: What We’ve Learned Using 2D RAS in Hungary for Various Applications. Pal Hegedus, PE, D.WRE, Kimley-Horn & Assoc.Application of New HEC-RAS 5.0 for Combined 1D/2D Modeling of the Truckee River & Tributaries. Mark E. Forest, PE, CFM, HDR, Inc.QA Reviews of Hydraulic Models Developed for the Central Valley Floodplain Evaluation Delineation Program. Seth Ahrens, PE, CFM, Atkins
D8 Risk Awareness Tools LL2: Hanover FModerator: Jennifer Marcy, CFM, STARR, ASFPM Training & Outreach Cmte. Co-ChairCase Studies for FEMA’s New First Order Approximate Modeling Approach. Michael DePue, PE, CFM, AtkinsRisk MAP & Hazus: How Recent Hazus Updates Will Impact Risk MAP Non-Regulatory Products. Shane Parson, PhD, PE, CFM, AECOMWhy Coastal Non-Regulatory Products are a Win-Win Solution. Elena Drei-Horgan, PhD, CFM, AECOM
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3:00-3:30 Break, Final Exhibits Viewing, Exh FINAL Silent Auction Bids close at 3:30pm!Training Workshop
3:00-5:00 Presenter Training LL1: Learning Ctr. for the Ward’s 3D Flood ModelInstructors: Mark Walton, CFM, Michigan Stormwater Floodplain Association; Janice Roper-Graham, ABC, PMP, CFM, Outreach Process Partners, LLC; Tom McDonald, Jr., CFM, City of Savannah, GA, ASFPM Coastal Cmte. Co-Chair
3:30-5:00 Concurrent Session EE1 AECOM Showcase: LL2: Hanover A&B
Resilience Nirvana: Tools to Help Communities Achieve a Resilient FutureModerator: Ann Terranova, CFM; AECOM Eric Letvin, Esq, PE, CFM, National Security Council; Rafaela Moura, EPA Region IV; Joshua Murphy, NOAA; Jon Philipsborn, AECOM
E2 Managing Streams & Risk LL2: Grand Hall AModerator: Brian Varrella, PE, CFM, Olsson Associates, ASFPM Region 8 DirectorErosion Zones vs. Flood Zones - Who Wins? Lucas Babbitt, PE, CFM, Michael Baker Int’lA Holistic Approach to RESTORE Promises in Escambia Cnty., Florida. Michael Hanson, PE, DewberryComprehensive Ecosystem Restoration to Improve Hydrology & Water Quality in an Urban Watershed. Brian J. Watson, PE, PH, D.WRE, Tetra Tech Inc.
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E3 CRS: National Perspectives LL2: Grand Hall C Moderator: Emmeline Harrigan, AICP, CFM, Shore
Up CT Loan Fund The CRS Strategic Plan - Going Forward.
Bill Lesser, CFM, FEMA CRS as a Tool for Coastal Resilience.
David Murphy, PE, CFM, Milone & MacBroom, Inc. Open Your Mind, Open Your Regs, & Maximize
Your Open Space Credit! Vanessa Birrell, PG, CFM, Fayette Cnty., GA
E4 Coastal Flood Mitigation LL2: Grand Hall D Moderator: Doug Marcy, NOAA Living Underwater - Hazard Mitigation
Challenges from Sea Level Rise & Tidal Flooding. Darryl Hatheway, CFM, AECOM
Building Resiliency in Great Lakes Communities. Jaspreet Randhawa, CFM, CDM Smith
Mitigating Risk by Planning for Sea Level Rise. J. Carver Struve, CFM, Michael Baker Int’l
E5 Levee Design LL2: Hanover D Moderator: Bob Beduhn, PE, EnvSP, HDR, Inc. A Review of Wave-induced Overwash
Resiliency Studies. William Miller, Jr., PhD, PE, Taylor Engineering
Planning & Design of the South Rockhampton Flood Levee, Queensland Australia. Ben McMaster, RPEQ, CPEng, AECOM
CFD Modeling for Structure Designs of Environmental Impacts Mitigation. Navid Nekouee, PhD, PE, Tetra Tech
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E6 Innovative Risk Communications LL2: Hanover CModerator: Jerri Daniels, CFM, DewberryToy Story in the Floodplain. Steve Samuelson, CFM, KS Dept. of AgricultureIn Pursuit of Transferability: Three Silver Jackets Projects. Jennifer Dunn, CFM, USACEPartnering Up! Promoting Flood Risk Awareness & Mitigation Action through Federal Partnerships. Vincent Brown, FEMA
E7 Communicating Real LL2: Hanover E Time & Future RiskModerator: Garrett Skinner, CFM, AtkinsEstimating the 1% Plus for Simple & Complex Hydrology. Ferrin Affleck, PE, CFM, AtkinsRevising Coastal Design Flood Elevations to Consider Sea Level Rise: Application of the Equivalent Rise Method to the East Coast. Kaveh Zomorodi, PhD, PE, CFM, DewberryMapping & Mitigating Future Flood Risks for Boston: A Changing Climate Perspective. Bin Wang, PE, GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.
E8 Innovations in Mapping LL2: Hanover FModerator: Mark E. Forest, PE, CFM, HDR, Inc.Using NFHL Data for Hazus Flood Hazard Analysis: An Exploratory Study. Andrea Jackman, PhD, IBMRapid Floodplain Mapping with Innovative Tools. Nicole Cominoli, USACECommercial Geiger Mode LiDAR the Next Paradigm for Floodplain Management. Mark Romano, Harris Aerospace
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5:15-6:45 FEMA Town Hall Session BRModorator: Rhonda Montgomery, CFM, Executive Officer, FIMA Panelists: Roy Wright, Deputy Associate Administrator for Mitigation, Kelly Bronowicz, Branch Chief, Risk Analysis Division, Kayed Lakhia, AIA, LEED AP, CFM, Deputy Director, Risk Reduction Division, David Stearrett, CFM, Acting Flood Insurance Advocate The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), through its Federal Insurance and Mitigation Administration (FIMA), manages the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) and a range of programs designed to reduce loss of life and property from natural disasters. FIMA leadership is hosting an interactive and open forum to address issues of highest importance to ASFPM members and conference attendees. Members and conference attendees are encouraged to submit and receive answers to questions across a variety of mitigation and insurance related subject areas. Questions can be submitted online starting May 18, 2015 at www.surveymonkey.com/s/FEMATownHall.
6:45-8:00 Foundation Donors Appreciation Reception & LIVE Auction (by invitation only)Donors who made $100+ donations this fiscal year received an invitation by email in May. If you did not receive an invitation, you can still buy your way in with a $100 donation! Just visit the Registration Desk on LL1.
6:45- Dinner on your own, enjoy Atlanta!
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Thursday, June 4
6:45-8:30 Early morning coffee break7:00-8:15 Regional Discussion Sessions
Region 1 LL2: Hanover D Region 2 LL2: Grand Hall B Region 3 LL2: Hanover F Region 4 LL2: Hanover A&B Region 5 LL2: Hanover E Region 6 LL2: Hanover C Region 7 LL2: Grand Hall D Region 8 LL2: Grand Hall A Region 9 LL2: Grand Hall C Region 10 LL2: Hanover G
8:30-10:00 Plenary Session 4 BR LOCAL MITIGATION ON MY MIND – What’s
Going on Around the Country That You Could Do Too?
1. Illinois Valley Flood Alliance: Mike Sutfin, CFM, Building & Zoning Official, Ottawa, IL, CRS Task Force
2. Getting the Locals to Go Along: Ron Flanagan, CFM, Principal, Flanagan & Assoc., Tulsa, OK
3. Pre- and Post-Disaster Issues & Successes: Gavin Smith, PhD, AICP, Executive Director, UNC Center for the Study of Natural Disasters; Executive Director of DHS’s Coastal Hazards Center of Excellence
Moderator: Ceil Strauss, CFM, ASFPM Vice Chair, MN DNR
Guest Tour9:30-5:00 Atlanta History Tour & Signature Bus
Southern Luncheon10:00-10:30 Break
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10:30-Noon 5th Annual ASFPM LL2: Hanover G Foundation Student Paper CompetitionJudges: ASFPM Foundation TrusteesDeveloping “Flood Loss Curve” for City of Sacramento. Md Nowfel Mahmud Bhuyian (Tanvir), Tennessee Technological University: Civil & Environmental EngineeringMitigating Calgary, Alberta’s Vulnerability to Flooding. Adnya Sarasmita, University of Washington: Urban Design & PlanningSalmon Refuge: The Endangered Species Act and FEMA’s NFIP. Patrick Johnson, University of Idaho: College of Law / Water Resources
10:30-Noon Concurrent Session FF1 GAFM Showcase: LL2: Hanover A&B
Multiple Agencies Combating Georgia’s Flood Risk Together: Proven Results Gained by Strong PartnershipsModerator: Jill Bazinet, PE, CFM, GAFM ChairPanelists: Tom Shillock, CFM, GA DNR; Terry Lunn, GA Emerg. Mgmt.; Jeff Morris, USACE Lightening Talks: Bill Higgins, PE, CFM, Cobb Cnty., GA; Brian Shoun, PE, CFM, DeKalb Cnty., GA; Alice Champagne, CPESC, CFM, City of Roswell, GA; Amy Bergbreiter, PE, CFM, Gwinnett Cnty., GA
F2 Stream Restoration LL2: Grand Hall A & Flood ManagementModerator: Valerie Swick, CFM, FCD Maricopa Cnty., AZ, ASFPM District 5 Chapter DirectorThere’s a Reason It’s Called Sand Creek. Brian Murphy, PE, PH, D.WRE, ENV SP, CFM, CDM SmithThe Role of Public Involvement in Urban Watershed Improvement Projects: Sapelo Trail Stream Restoration. Russell C. Manley, CFM, Gwinnett Cnty., GA
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The Odd Couple: Crossing AND Restoring a Floodplain – All While Saving Millions Per Day. Brad Woznak, PE, PH, CFM, Short Elliott Hendrickson, Inc.
F3 Regulations & Compliance LL2: Grand Hall CModerator Kelli Alexander, CFM, AL Emerg. Mgmt.Nebraska: A Lesson in Tornado Disasters & Floodplain Management. Mitch Paine, CFM, NE DNRMaking the EC Easy: Avoiding CRS & Other Programmatic Issues by Getting the EC Right the First Time. Del Schwalls, PE, CFM, Schwalls Consulting LLCCan I Dry Floodproof My Building? Manny Perotin, PE, CFM, CDM Smith
F4A State Mitigation Initiatives LL2: Grand Hall DModerator: Karen Amrhein, STARROvercoming Challenges of an IDNR/OWR Mitigation Grant. Brian Eber, CFM, IA DNR / IA OWRWatersheds, Streams, & Highways: Resiliency in Disaster Recovery Through Partnerships & Innovation. Chris Sturm, CFM, CO Water Consv. BoardMitigation is Everyone’s Business. Randy Mundt, AICP, CFM, NC Div. Emerg. Mgmt.
F4B Flood Fighting Products LL2: Hanover DModerator: George Riedel, CFM, Michael Baker Int’l, ASFPM Nonstructural Floodproofing Cmte. Co-ChairInstallation of Flood Barriers. Jens-Uwe Thalheim, FM Global Use of FM Approved Flood Mitigation Pumps in Conjunction with Flood Mitigation Barriers. Kevin Black, FM ApprovalsCase Studies of New, Top-down Flood Protection Using Advanced Tensioned Fabric Softgoods Technologies in NY City post Superstorm Sandy. Alan George, ILC Dover LP
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F6 Risk Communications LL2: Hanover C & Risk MAP II
Moderator: Bruce Bender, CFM, Bender Consulting Services, Inc., ASFPM Flood Insurance Cmte. Co-Chair
Now You’re Cooking – Recipes for Resilience. Diane Howe, CFM, FEMA RVI
Promoting FEMA’s Flood Risk Products in a Rural Watershed. Mary Gilliland, CFM, AECOM
Satiate your Knowledge Hunger with Bite Size Learning. Sonja Wood, ANFI, CFM, H2O Partners, Inc.
F7 Mitigation & Modeling LL2: Hanover E Moderator: Tim Trautman, PE, CFM, Mecklenburg
Cnty., NC, ASFPM Mitigation Pod Facilitator Optimal Sluice Gate Operations for Flood
Mitigation Study of City of Rye, NY. Honghai Qi, PhD, PE, Parsons Brinckerhoff
Stress Test/Extreme Scenario Development for Floods & Droughts Considering Climate Change. David C. Curtis, PhD, WEST Consultants
Flood Mitigation Strategy for the Milwaukee 30th Street Corridor Redevelopment Program. Eric D. Loucks, PhD, PE, D.WRE, CDM Smith
F8 Flood Warning & LL2: Hanover F Inundation Mapping
Moderator: Roderick Scott, CFM, L&R Resources, LLC Design Principles for Near Real-Time Flood
Forecast Inundation Mapping. Kris Lander, PE, CFM, NOAA
A Unique Approach to City-Wide Inundation Mapping: Using Hydrodynamic Modeling to Create Non-Regulatory Products. Brenda S. Gasperich, PE, CFM, Brown & Gay Engineers, Inc.
“Connecting the Dots” – Solving the Real Time Flood Inundation Mapping Problem Without Breaking the Bank! John Dorman, CFM, NC Div. Emerg. Mgmt.
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Noon-1:45 ASFPM National Awards Luncheon BR Sponsored by: Michael Baker International…and invitation to the ASFPM 2016 Conference in Grand Rapids, MI, June 19-24, 2016, hosted by the Michigan Stormwater-Floodplain Association & Illinois Association for Floodplain and Stormwater ManagementTechnical Field Tour
2:00-5:00 Atlanta Beltline Bus2:00-3:30 Concurrent Session GG2 Ecosystem Services LL2: Grand Hall A
& Natural InfrastructureModerator: Dave Carlton, PE, D.WRE, CFM, dkcarlton & associates, PLCC, ASFPM Region 10 DirectorAdvancing Ecosystem Service Inclusion in Benefit-Cost Analysis at the Local Level: FEMA Policy Impacts in Wisconsin. Nora Wahlund, Earth EconomicsAdvancing & Demonstrating the Performance of Green Infrastructure Projects in Washington State. Bob Carey, The Nature ConservancyVermont's NAI Approach: Protecting Our Natural Ecosystem Assets...Rebecca Pfeiffer, CFM, ASFPM Natural & Beneficial Funct. Cme. Co-Chair
G3A State Floodplain LL2: Grand Hall C Management InitiativesModerator: Joe Garceau, PE, CFM, StantecBuilding Codes & FPM: Making it Work in Florida’s 465 NFIP Communities. Steve Martin, CFM, FL Div. Emerg. Mgmt.Line in the Sand: Challenges of Protecting Dunes Along Delaware’s Coastline. Jennifer Luoma, CFM, DE DNR & Env. Ctrl.No-Rise: Guidance for the Preparation & Review of a No-Rise Certification. John D. Brubaker, PE, CFM, NC Div. Emerg. Mgmt.
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G3B Tools for Effective LL2: Hanover A&B Floodplain ManagementModerator: Corey Garyotis, PE, CFM, AL Dept. Econ. & Community AffairsMaximizing the Risk MAP Toolbox: Understanding & Meeting the Needs of Floodprone Communities. Vikram Shrivastava, PE, PMP, D.WRE, CFM, DewberryShow Me the Data! (FEMA’s RVI CAV Tool). Roberto Ramirez, CFM, FEMA RVIFlood Risk Coordination with Local Officials using Web Based Tools in California. Chris A. Ferrari, PE, CFM, GEI Consultants
G4 Leveraging Federal LL2: Grand Hall D Mitigation Funding ProgramsModerator: Wendy Blackwell, CFM, NM DHS & Emerg. Mgmt.If It Walks Like Risk MAP & Quacks Like Risk MAP…Louie Greenwell, GISP, CFM, T&M AssociatesDisaster Recovery- Managing & Leveraging Multiple Funding Sources. Jordan Williams, CFM, CDM SmithUSACE Support to Interagency Projects – What Is Funded & Why? Lisa Bourget, PE, USACE
G5 Levee System Analysis LL2: Hanover DModerator: Doug Plasencia, PE, CFM, Michael Baker Int’l, ASFPM Foundation PresidentLevees & Extreme Water Levels in the Mississippi River, Southern Louisiana. Kenneth D. Hunu, PE, GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.Living with Levees: Prioritizing State Investments in System-wide Flood Risk Reduction in California. Jessica Ludy, CFM, ARCADIS-US; Dustin Jones, PE, Delta Stewardship Council
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Development of Fragility Curves for Complex Levees at Freeport, TX: Relationship to UK Methods. Jonathan Simm, BSc, HR Wallingford
G6 Motivating Mitigation Action LL2: Hanover CModerator: Heidi Carlin, CFM, AECOM, ASFPM Training & Outreach Cmte. Co-ChairArkansas’ Statewide Pre-Discovery Initiative Pilot Project. Michael Borengasser, CFM, AR Natural Res. Cmsn.Mitigation Matchmaking: Connecting the Right People to Champion Resilience. Stacy Wright, AICP, CFM, AtkinsReaching Resilience. Becca Fricke-Croft, CFM, Atkins / STARR
G7 Design Considerations LL2: Hanover E In ModelingModerator: Jeanne Ruefer, PMP, CFM, Tetra Tech, ASFPM Region 9 Director / Arid Regions Cmte. Co-ChairComparison & Utilization of 1D, 2D, & 3D Hydraulic Models on a Complex Diversion Structure. Brinton Swift, PE, HDR, Inc.Building the Southeast Connector: Designing a Regional Roadway While Mitigating Impacts to a Critical Flood Pool. Mary C. Horvath, PE, CFM, CH2MFloodplain Modeling Reality Check! Sam Crampton, PE, CFM, Dewberry
G8 Considering Other LL2: Hanover F Risks in MappingModerator: Bob Freitag, CFM, University of WA, ASFPM Higher Education Cmte. Co-ChairMapping the Impact of Sea Level Rise on Future Flood Hazards Across New York State. Brian Batten, PhD, CFM, Dewberry
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Comparing Post-flood Public Mitigation Expectations & Evolving Risk Mapping Approaches in Canada & the USA. Peter Onyshko, PE, CFM, Govt. of AlbertaWhen One Hazard Becomes Another: Modeling the Impacts of the Oso Landslide. Josha Crowley, PE, CPESC, D.WRE, CFM, Atkins Training Workshop
3:00-5:00 How to Talk to Communities LL1: Learning Ctr. About Map Changes & Flood Insurance Instructors: Mary Jo Vrem & Diane Howe, CFM, FEMA
3:30-4:00 Break4:00-5:30 Concurrent Session HH2 Stormwater & Water LL2: Grand Hall A
Quality in Urban WatershedsModerator: Carla Muscarella, PE, CFM, WoolpertWesterly Creek: A Poster Child for Understanding the Benefit of Stormwater Investment. Alan Turner, PE, CFM, CH2MIntegrating Storm Water LID Practices in Urban Environments with the Goal of Mitigation & No Adverse Impact. Andrea Ryon, PE, CFM, Michael Baker Int’lAt-School Detention is for Stormwater Too: Fort Worth’s Unique Public Partnership. Steven E. Eubanks, PE, CFM, City of Fort Worth, TX
H3 Challenges with LL2: Grand Hall C Floodplain Mgmt. RequirementsModerator: Keri Smith-Sigman, CFM, ID Dept. Water ResourcesState DOTs or the Locals: Who is Responsible for Map Revisions? Bob Pierson, PMP, CFM, FEMA RIIIAn Unusual Situation: Floodplain Management in Arizona. Maureen C. Towne, CFM, AZ Dept. of Water Resources
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How to Deal with the FEMA Appeal Process While Being Used as a Pawn for Outside Gains. Todd Harris, PMP, CFM, GA DNR
H4 Prioritizing Mitigation Actions LL2: Grand Hall DModerator: Michael Grasso, GISP, CFM, CDM SmithComprehensive Flood Mitigation for Over 16,000 Properties. Lori Rafferty, PE, CFM, Louisville Metropolitan Sewer Dist.Comparing Mitigation Strategies in the Snoqualmie Valley. Richelle Rose, King Cnty., WACollaboration with USACE to Inform Future Flood Mitigation in New York. Jean Huang, PE, CFM, Dewberry
H5 Levee Challenges LL2: Hanover DModerator: Jason Wilson, PE, CFM, Amec Foster WheelerCan You Certify this Levee? Levees on the Border: Working with Multi-jurisdictional Levees. Rigel L. Rucker, PE, CFM, AECOMCongaree River Levee Pilot Project – Lessons Learned. Maria Cox Lamm, CFM, SC DNRDon’t Hold Anything Back: Navigating an Unaccredited Levee through a LAMP Pilot Project. Michael Taylor, PE, CFM, AECOM / MGI
H6 Digital Risk Communications II LL2: Hanover C Moderator: Mike Robinson, CFM, AECOMIowa Flood Mitigation Study Maximizing Public Involvement. Andrew McCoy, PhD, PE, HDR, Inc.Using ArcGIS Online for FEMA Meetings, Outreach, & Mitigation Strategies. Annemarie Cason, KY Div. of WaterMaryland’s Data Download Tool: Now it’s Your Turn. Matt Breen, PE, CFM, Amec Foster Wheeler
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H7 Automation & LL2: Hanover E Advancement in AnalysisModerator: Chris Tagert, PE, CFM, Michael Baker Int’lAutomated Hydrological & Hydraulic (2D & 1D-2D) Model Construction, Model Running, & Flood Map Production. Richard Crowder, PhD, CEng, MICE, CIWEM, CH2MModeling Coastal Flood Risk Using GIS-Based Automated Tool. Al Souid, PhD, CFM, Amec Foster WheelerAdvancements in 2D Floodplain Modeling with SRH-2D. Scott Hogan, PE, Federal Highway Admin.
H8A Leveraging LL2: Hanover F Partnerships for MappingModerator: David Knipe, PE, CFM, IN DNR, ASFPM Map. & Eng. Stds. Cmte. Co-Chair3-D NFIP. Paul Rooney, FEMAInteragency Partnering for Flood Forecast Inundation Maps. Brian Rast, PE, PMP, CFM, USACEAn Overview of the USGS National Hydrography Requirements & Benefits Study. Stephen Aichele, PhD, USGS
H8B Mapping Program Updates LL2: Hanover A&BModerator: Thomas Schweitzer, PE, GISP, CFM, AtkinsCNMS and FOA: A Year in Review. Rick Sacbibit, PE, FEMANew Enhancements to FEMA’s Flood Map Service Center & National Flood Hazard Layer Data Access. Dan Horner, CFM, IBMWhat to Expect When You’re Expecting a LOMR. Mark Seidelmann, PE, GISP, Stantec
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7:00-10:00 Zoo Atlanta Networking Reception Off-siteZoo Atlanta is Atlanta’s oldest cultural institution and one of Georgia’s most beloved family destinations. Founded in 1889, the zoo celebrated its 125th anniversary in 2014 and is one of the 10 oldest zoos in continuous operation in the US. Known for its leadership in the movement to provide naturalistic habitats for animals, the zoo environment is designed to give guests a tour of exotic destinations around the globe without ever leaving Atlanta. The event fee is only $30, and pre-registration is required. Dinner, desserts, beverages, zoo admission, and musical entertainment are included. Buses will run when full beginning at 6:30 from the Hyatt Regency Hotel. The final bus will leave the zoo at 10:00. YOUR NAME BADGE OR TICKET MUST BE PRESENTED FOR ADMISSION.
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Friday, June 5
Technical & Guest Field Tour8:00-3:30 Chattahoochee River Raft & Kayak Bus
Training Workshops8:00-Noon Floodplain Modeling LL1: Learning Ctr.
Using GIS Technology – Floodplain Delineation & Beyond Instructors: Dean Djokic, PhD, & Zichuan Ye, PhD, Esri, Inc. Nonstructural Flood Risk LL2: Hanover B Adaptive Measures for Reducing Flood Damages Instructors: Randall Behm, PE, CFM, USACE & John Ingargiola, EI, CBO, CFM, FEMA “Risk MAP” - Growing LL2: Hanover A Risk Awareness & Action Instructors: Cece McKiernan, LEED AP, CFM, McKiernan Consulting Svcs., Michael Taylor, PE, CFM, AECOM
9:00-Noon CFM EXAM LL2: Hanover F&G
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