National Geotechnical Management Workshop Archiving and Web
Document Sample


TRANSPORTATION:
WELCOME:
AREA AIRPORTS: The National Geotechnical Management Work- ONLINE REGISTRATION!!
Orange County/John Wayne - SNA (5 mi SW)
Turn right on MacArthur Blvd. Turn right on Jam-
shop, co-hosted by the Consortium of Organiza-
boree Rd. Left on Santa Barbara. Hotel will be on tions for Strong-Motion Observation Systems REGISTRATION
the right as you go up the hill. (COSMOS), Pacific Earthquake Engineering Re-
search Center Lifelines (PEER) and the Federal for the
Long Beach - LGB (25 mi SW) Take 405 Freeway
South to 73 Freeway South. Exit on Jamboree.
NATIONAL Highway Administration, will focus on Archiving
and WEB Dissemination of Geotechnical
National Geotechnical Management
Workshop is
Turn Right On Jamboree. Turn Left On Santa
Barbara. Hotel will be on the right. GEOTECHNICAL Data. The diverse agenda was prepared to in-
clude topics that highlight the advances that have FREE
been made in this important arena.
Los Angeles - LAX (45 mi SW) Take 405 Frwy
South to 73 Freeway south. Exit on Jamboree. MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP SITE:
and easy.
Visit our website at:
Turn Right On Jamboree. Turn Left On Santa
Barbara. Hotel will be on the right. Ontario - ONT
(49 mi SW)
WORKSHOP: The National Geotech-
www.cosmos-eq.org
nical Management
SHUTTLE SERVICE: Archiving and WEB Workshop will be held
Complimentary Marriott Shuttle service is Dissemination of at the Newport Beach
LODGING:
provided from and to the John Wayne Air- Marriott in California.
port—Once an hour, at the bottom of the Geotechnical Data Located midway between Reservations are the responsibility of each attendee.
hour, in the shuttle pick-up area. Los Angeles and A block of rooms has been reserved at the Marriott in
San Diego, the Newport beautiful Newport Beach, CA, the site of the conference.
Beach Marriott offers a A discounted conference rate of $106/night will be
Project Sponsors: balance of business and honored until May 28. Mention GEOTECHNICAL MAN-
resort facilities. AGEMENT WORKSHOP when contacting the Marriott to get
• California Department of reduced conference rate! Contact the Marriott directly
Transportation (Caltrans) • Check-in: 4:00 PM; Check-out: 12:00 PM to make your reservations at:
• Express Check-in, Express Check-out
• California Energy Commission • Onsite parking available for $12.00 per day Marriott Newport Beach
• Valet parking available $16.00 per day 900 Newport Center Drive
• Consortium of Organizations for • On-site Rental car desk: Hertz Newport Beach, CA 92660 USA
Strong-Motion Observation Phone: 1 949-640-4000 Fax: 1 949-640-5055
Systems (COSMOS) Area Attractions:
WORKSHOP SCHEDULE:
• Pacific Earthquake Engineering Re- • Aquarium of the Pacific • Knott"s Berry Farm
Co-hosted by: (25.0 mi) (17.0 mi) MONDAY, JUNE 21, 2004
search Center Lifelines (PEER)
• Balboa Island (1.0 mi) • Laguna Beach (7.0 mi) REGISTRATION OPEN
• Pacific Gas & Electric • Beverly Hills/Hollywood • Legoland (35.0 mi) 11:00 a.m.—1:00 p.m.
(60.0 mi) • Newport Harbor/Fishing PROGRAM
• California State Univer- Cruises (1.0 mi)
• University of Southern California (See reverse side)
sity Long Beach • Queen Mary (15.0 mi) 1:00 p.m. –5:30 p.m.
(CSULB) (20.0 mi)
• San Diego Zoo (75.0 mi)
• U.S. Department of Transportation Consortium of Organizations
• Catalina Island (26.0 mi)
for Strong-Motion
• Santa Ana Zoo (10.0 mi) TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2004
Federal Highway Administration Observation Systems
• Disneyland (15.0 mi)
• Sea World (70.0 mi) PROGRAM
• Dodgers Stadium (40.0
mi) Edison International • Universal Studios (60.0 8:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m.
June 21-23, 2004—Newport Beach, CA June 21-23, 2004—Newport Beach, CA Field (Anaheim Angel"s) mi)
(20.0 mi) • University of California WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 2004
• Fashion Island Center Irvine (UCI) (3.0 mi) PROGRAM
MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW! across the street 8:00 a.m.—4:00 p.m.
PRELIMINARY AGENDA TUESDAY, JUNE 22 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23
8:00 DISCUSSION SESSION: 8:00 Topical Discussion Group Meetings
MONDAY, JUNE 21, 2004 FHWA Survey: An Assessment of a
Geotech Data System for FHWA and • Technical Issues
SESSION 1: INTRODUCTION States • Policy Issues
Robert Bacchus, GeoSyntec • Implementation & Management
1:00 Workshop Overview: 1:40 Issues
Objective, Structure, and Process SESSION 3: COSMOS – PEER LIFELINES British Geological Survey GeoData
Cliff Roblee, Caltrans PILOT WEB ENABLED GEOTECHNICAL Management and Dissemination 10:00 Break
Thomas Lefchik, FHWA DATA SYSTEM System, AGS XML format
developments and Borholes.com: 10:20 Topical Discussion Group
1:20 COSMOS-PEER Pilot Overview of 9:30 Introduction and Overview A GIS-based data recovery system Meetings Continue
Web-based Dissemination Systems Cliff Roblee, Caltrans Stephen Walthall, Bechtel
for Geotechnical Data:
11:30 Lunch
A User Perspective 9:45 Baseline practices and user needs 2:20 The Alaska Engineering Design
Loren Turner, Caltrans for WEB-based dissemination of Information System: 1:00 Topical Discussion Group
Jennifer Swift, USC geotechnical data A geographical information system Reporting Out and Discussion
Jean Benoit, UNH Loren Turner, Caltrans web-delivered resource 45-minute presentation and discussion
Jerome Johnson, COE of reports – anticipated three groups
SESSION 2: FHWA ASSESSMENT OF 10:05 Data Dictionary and Formatting
REQUIREMENTS FOR A WEB ACCESSIBLE Standard for COSMOS Virtual 2:40 Break 3:15 – 3:30 Break
GEOTECHNICAL DATA SYSTEM Geotechnical Data
Dissemination System 3:00 Web-based Geotechnical Data 3:30 Final Discussion ... Next Actions
1:40 Introduction and Overview Jean Benoit, UNH Management System Cliff Roblee, Caltrans
Thomas Lefchik, FHWA Chun-Pom Pak, COE
10:30 Break 4:00 Adjourn Workshop
2:00 FHWA Survey: An Assessment of a 3:40 Data Dissemination System
Geotechnical Data System for FHWA 10:50 Demo: COSMOS – PEER Developments for the NEES
and States Pilot Geotechnical Data System Geotechnical Instrumentation Sites
Robert Bacchus, GeoSyntec and Databases Jamison Steidl. UCSB
Jennifer Swift, USC
3:30 Break Charles Real, CGS 4:00 Identification of Requirements for
Daniel Ponti, USGS a General-Use Geotechnical Data
3:50-5:30 State Geotechnical Data John Bobbitt, POSC System
Management System Loren Turner, Caltrans
Presentations Noon Lunch Jennifer Swift, USC June 21-23, 2004—Newport Beach, CA
5:30 Ad- SESSION 4: CURRENTLY DEPLOYED • Technical Issues
journ WEB-ENABLED GEOTECHNICAL • Policy Issues
DATA SYSTEMS • Implementation and Manage- Don’t forget to register
ment Issues
1:00 California Geological Survey
ONLINE at:
and ROSRINE Web-enabled Formation of Topical Discussion Groups www.cosmos-eq.org
Geotechnical Databases *Groups encouraged to have dinner together*
Mention GEOTECHNICAL MANAGEMENT
Charles Real, CGS WORKSHOP when contacting the Marriott to
Jennifer Swift, USC 5:15 Adjourn get reduced conference rate! (949) 640-4000
Get documents about "