PLT15 - Poster-Lightning Talks: How Did the Mountain Meadows Massacre, Polygamy, and the Environmental Protection Act Impact Teton Dam? A Political History of a Catastrophe
PLT20 - Poster-Lightning Talks: Matrix Approach for Assessing and Visualizing Vulnerabilities Downstream of Dams: Findings from a Utah Prototype Project
Poster Co-presenter: Greg Merrell – High Street Consulting
Other Dam and Levee Safety Topics
Monday, Aug 31st
3:30 PM - 4:00 PM East Coast USA Time
CS6A - Concurrent Session 06A: Bridges and Highways and DAMS?? Oh My!! The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet's Recent Experience with Risk Informed Prioritization of Their Dams
CS6C - Concurrent Session 06C: Before and After...Pre-Design and Post-Construction Risk Assessments to Inform Dam Rehabilitation and Adjust Dam Safety Priorities for a Portfolio of Dams
CS13A - Concurrent Session 13A: Reimagining Hazard Classification: Verifying Warning and Evacuation Assumptions using LifeSim & RCEM for Christmas Tree Dam
Co-Presenter: Helen Russell – Kleinschmidt Associates
Other Dam and Levee Safety Topics
Tuesday, Sep 1st
11:30 AM - 12:00 PM East Coast USA Time
CS15C - Concurrent Session 15C: Smart Dam Operations Planning with OASIS: Leveraging a Reservoir and Watershed Management Tool to Reduce Spending on Dam Operation and Construction
CS21B - Concurrent Session 21B: An Updated Methodology for Performing Screening Level Risk Evaluations for Large Portfolios: Part 3 - Annual Exceedance Probability, Consequences, and Preliminary Results
CS24B - Concurrent Session 24B: Approach to Permitting to Meet an Aggressive Design and Construction Schedule for the Lake Conestee Dam Restoration Project
Co-Presenter: Matthew Iburg – MS Dept. of Environmental Quality
Other Dam and Levee Safety Topics
Wednesday, Sep 2nd
1:30 PM - 2:00 PM East Coast USA Time
CS30A - Concurrent Session 30A: The 1966 Mina Plakalnitsa Tailings Dam Disaster of 1966: A Forgotten Tragedy with Enduring Lessons [DFIC Decade Series]
CS37A - Concurrent Session 37A: Assessing Downstream Hazard with Geospatial Analytics: Helping the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality Improve Emergency Preparedness and Hazard Classification at Scale