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Appendix B: Meeting and Workshop Agendas
Pages 139-146

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... Army Corps of Engineers Brad Keelor, Geo-Institutes of the American Society of Civil Engineers Peggy Hagerty Duffy, ADSC 12:05 Q&A with sponsors Are sponsors and committee in agreement on study definitions and study boundaries? 11:45 Break 12:45 Adjourn 139
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From page 140...
... • What limitations and uncertainties in deterministic models can be addressed with nondeterministic models and what steps are needed to do so? Prerecorded presentation for prior viewing: Predicting Corrosion in Soils for Infrastructure Applications: A Review and Recent Developments, Rob Melchers, University of Newcastle 11:00 Welcome, introductions, discussion of Statement of Task, and workshop objectives Scott Anderson, BGC Engineering Inc., Committee Chair 11:30 Presentation: Determinism in science and engineering Digby Macdonald, University of California, Berkeley 12:00 Discussion with Digby Macdonald Moderator: Homero Castaneda, Texas A&M University 12:30 Panel discussion on current approaches to modeling corrosion of steel in earth materials Moderator: Homero Castaneda, Texas A&M University
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From page 141...
... Providing parameters for model input 3:00 Description of session and session goals Scott Anderson, BGC Engineering Inc., Committee Chair 3:05 Brief presentations: Setting the stage for discussion in response to above prompts What do model-environments encounter on underground pipelines John Beavers, DNV GL USA, Inc. 3:20 Laboratory testing for internal and external corrosion of buried pipelines?
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From page 142...
... Prerecorded presentation for prior viewing: Fundamentals in Geophysics for Assessing Corrosion Mark Everett, Texas A&M University Prerecorded panelist intros and response to questions for prior viewing: • How do we get valuable in situ field data regarding the extents, rates, and mechanisms of corrosion? Khalid Farrag, Gas Technology Institute • In what ways are field tests and measurements relevant with respect to managing buried steel performance?
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From page 143...
... APPENDIX B 143 11:00 Welcome, objectives of Day 2 Scott Anderson, Committee Chair 11:20 Five-minute recap of prerecorded presentation Mark Everett, Texas A&M University 11:25 Clarifying questions from committee for Mark Everett Moderator: Stacey Kulesza, Kansas State University 11:35 Presentation: State of field monitoring and characterization for estimating corrosion-related indicators and parameters Soheil Nazarian, The University of Texas at El Paso 11:55 Clarifying questions from committee for Soheil Nazarian Moderator: Stacey Kulesza, Kansas State University 12:05 Presentation: Field characterization of dynamic hydrogeologic, geochemical and microbial conditions that affect corrosion Jennifer McIntosh, University of Arizona 12:25 Clarifying questions from committee for Jennifer McIntosh Moderator: Stacey Kulesza, Kansas State University 12:35 Intro for panelists and panel discussion: State of practice for field monitoring across different industries: Current limitations and uncertainties in assumptions Moderator: Stacey Kulesza, Kansas State University Khalid Farrag, Gas Technology Institute Kathryn Griswell, California Department of Transportation Amir Poursaee, Clemson University Naresh Samtani, NCS GeoResources Mark Everett, Texas A&M University Soheil Nazarian, The University of Texas at El Paso Jennifer McIntosh, University of Arizona 1:35 Summarize important points from session Ken Fishman, McMahon and Mann Consulting Engineers 1:45 Break SESSION 4 -- The Future 2:45 p.m.–5:25 p.m. EST Future modeling and laboratory and field geotechnical characterization for improved understanding of buried steel corrosion Session Objectives: • Explore how existing lab and field techniques might be refined to improve modeling.
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... 2:45 Introduction to session objectives Scott Anderson, BGC Engineering Inc., Committee Chair 2:50 Flash talks on emerging approaches to improve corrosion modeling Moderator: Scott Anderson, BGC Engineering Inc., Committee Chair Arturo Bronson, The University of Texas at El Paso Han-Ping Hong, Western University Burkan Isgor, Oregon State University Erik Loehr, University of Missouri Wenxing Zhou, Western University 3:20 Discussion with flash talk speakers Moderator: Ken Fishman, McMahon and Mann Consulting Engineers 4:20 Summary discussion from previous sessions Moderator: Susan Burns, Georgia Institute of Technology Session 1 take home messages, Homero Castaneda, Texas A&M University Session 2 take home messages, Scott Anderson, BGC Engineering Inc., Committee Chair Session 3 take home messages, Stacey Kulesza, Kansas State University 5:05 Open mic: What would you like to say that you haven't heard at the workshop? Moderator: Scott Anderson, BGC Engineering Inc., Committee Chair 5:20 Closing remarks Scott Anderson, BGC Engineering Inc., Committee Chair 5:25 Workshop adjourns Invited Speakers Greg Baecher, University of Maryland John Beavers, DNV GL Arturo Bronson, The University of Texas at El Paso Frank Cheng, University of Calgary Mark Everett, Texas A&M University Khalid Farrag, Gas Technology Institute Karl Fletcher, Bowser Morner Kathryn Griswell, California Department of Transportation Han-Ping Hong, Western University Burkan Isgor, Oregon State University Erik Loehr, University of Missouri Digby Macdonald, University of California, Berkeley Jennifer McIntosh, University of Arizona Robert Melchers, University of Newcastle, Australia
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... Harold Hilfiker, Hilfiker Retaining Walls Terry Holman, Geosyntec Consultants Reggie Holt, U.S. Department of Transportation Navid Jafari, Louisiana State University Leszek Janusz, ViaCon Polska Brad Keelor, Geo-Institute of the American Society of Civil Engineers Stacey Kulesza, Kansas State University Kingsley Lau, Florida International University Brenda J
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From page 146...
... Army Corps of Engineers Derek Soden, U.S. Department of Transportation Pete Speier, Williams Form Engineering Corp Narasi Sridhar, MC Consult LLC Elizabeth Trillo, Southwest Research Institute Joseph Turk, Tennessee Valley Authority Leon van Paassen, Arizona State University Mark Vessely, BGC Engineering Kevin White, E.L.
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