24-26 August 2018 | Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA
24-26 August 2018Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA
Resiliency of infrastructure and specifically critical lifeline infrastructure to high-level seismicity (large earthquakes) are often an integral part of design, construction, and execution. Today, however, infrastructure in many parts of the country, particularly the Central USA, face threat from low-level seismicity which, due to their recurrence pattern, appear to be impacting structures in complex ways that cannot be readily explained. Damages are real and the need to monitor infrastructure health is real. Geophysical methods can help in monitoring both above and below the ground. This forum explored symbiosis between geophysics and design and maintenance of lifelines.
Oklahoma State University (OSU) – Stillwater Campus Student Union, 2nd floor ballroom 100 S. Hester St. Stillwater, OK 74078
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Ms. Laurie Whitesell Near Surface Geophysics Program Manager Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG)
Dr. Priyank Jaiswal Assoc. Professor, Geophysics Oklahoma State University
Dr. Dwain Butler, P.G. Senior Scientist Applied Geophysics Consultancy, LLC
Dr. Norbert Delatte, Jr., P.E, F.ACI, F.ASCE. M.R. Lohmann Endowed Professor, Head of the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Oklahoma State University ASCE, OSU, civil engineering department
Dr. Matthew Smith, P.E. Senior Research Civil Engineer U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (USACE-ERDC)
Butler, Delatte, and Smith
Unique challenges presented by Sustained Low-Level Shaking caused by dramatic Increases in low-magnitude EQ’s (2 - 4+) in recent years in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and impacts on societal anxiety, Critical Structures, Lifeline Infrastructure, and Infrastructure Resiliency considerations
Dr. Alexandros Savvaidos Manager of the Texas Seismological Network (TexNet) Bureau of Economic Geology, University of Texas
Dr. Jacob Walter Oklahoma State Seismologist Oklahoma Geological Survey, University of Oklahoma
Dr. Jennifer Haase Research Scientist Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UCSD
Dr. Oliver Taylor, P.E. Research Civil Engineer U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (USACE-ERDC)
Dr. Norbert Delatte, Jr., P.E, F.ACI, F.ASCE. M.R. Lohmann Endowed Professor, Head of the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Oklahoma State University ASCE-OSU
Alexandros - Facilitator, Norb, Oliver, Jennifer, Priyank, USACE Tulsa District representative, Q&A with attendees
Dr. Steve Sloan, P.G. Research Geophysicist U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (USACE-ERDC)
Dr. Mike Powers Research Geophysicist, Deputy Science Center Director, Crustal Geophysics U.S. Geological Survey
Mr. Phil Sirles Principal Geophysicist Olson Engineering
Mr. Bradley Clark, P.E., Geotechnical Engineer, Southwestern Division Dam Safety Production Center Little Rock District USACE
Sloan - Facilitator, Powers, Sirles, and Clark, Q&A with attendees
Mr. Yohanes Sugeng, P. E., CFM, Engineering Manager Dam Safety and Floodplain Management Programs, National Floodplain Insurance Program Coordinator, Planning & Management Division, Oklahma Water Resources Board
Dr. Bjorn Birgisson, P.E. TEES Distinguished Research Professor, Founding Director of the Center for Infrastructure Renewal Texas A&M University
Smith - Facilitator, Sugeng, and Birgisson, Q&A with attendees
Butler, Jaiswal, Whitesell
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