2018nhec National Hydraulic Engineering Conference 8 ... · State-of-the-art FEMA Map Update With a HEC-RAS 1D/2D Hybrid Model and Validated With TUFLOW New Methods for Floodplain

THE RUSS COLLEGEOF ENGINEERINGAND TECHNOLOGY

For questions, contact Helen Watson, 740.593.0430 or [email protected]. | WWW.OHIO.EDU/ENGINEERING/NHEC

8:00AM – 5:00PM

8:00AM – 11:30AM

1:00PM – 4:40PM

5:30PM – 7:00PM

MONDAY, August 27

TUESDAY, August 28

TRB AFB-65 Summer Meeting – Open to Public

TRB AFB-60 Summer Meeting – Open to Public

AASHTO TCHH Annual Committee Meeting – Invitation Only

FHWA Meeting – Invitation only

Conference Registration/Sponsor Set Up

WORKSHOP A | Scott Hogan, Alan Zundel, and Yong Lai Two-dimensional Modeling Best Practices for Transportation Hydraulics

WORKSHOP B | Jesse Beaver NCHRP 14-26 Culvert and Storm Drain System Inspection Manual

Conference Begins

1:00 – 1:20

1:20 – 1:30

1:30 – 2:20

2:20 – 3:00

3:00 – 3:20

3:20 – 3:40

3:40 – 4:00

4:00 – 4:40

ICE BREAKER / POSTER SESSION

2018nhec National Hydraulic Engineering Conference

8th biennial

AGENDA

DELAWARE ROOM A

DELAWARE ROOM B

DELAWARE ROOM C

DELAWARE ROOM D

DELAWARE FOYER

DELAWARE ROOM A-B

DELAWARE ROOM C-D

DELAWARE ROOM A-D

PEPPERCORN ROOM (1st Floor)

OPENING REMARKS | Dr. Shad Sargand, Russ Professor Ohio University + Associate Director ORITE

WELCOME | Dr. M. Duane Nellis, President Ohio University

KEYNOTE SPEECH | Jim Barna, Executive Director DriveOhio

STAN DAVIS TRIBUTE / MARK MILES AWARD

Break | Delaware Foyer

FHWA UPDATE | Joe Krolak, HIBS-20 Team Leader + Principal Bridge Engineer - Hydraulics

AASHTO UPDATE | Nick Wark, Vermont DOT

TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH BOARD COMMITTEE UPDATES | Scott Taylor, AFB-65 and Bea Hunt, AFB-60


8:00AM – 10:05AM

10:25AM – 12:05PM

10:05AM – 10:25AM

WEDNESDAY, August 29

DELAWARE ROOM C-D

Coastal Hydraulics – Resiliency for Extreme Events and Changing SeasModerated by: Brian Beucler

DELAWARE ROOM C-D

Streamlining, Adaptation, and State of the Art Tools for FloodplainsModerated by: Cynthia Nurmi

DELAWARE ROOM A-B

Culvert Hydraulics – The Practical and InnovativeModerated by: Mike Hogan

DELAWARE ROOM A-B

Improving Roadway Hydraulic Design through Innovation and Advanced ToolsModerated by: Brian Campbell

MORNING SESSIONS I

MORNING SESSIONS II

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Why Bigger is Not Always Better: Culvert Hydraulics

Culvert Hydraulics and Testing Diffuser Outlet Efficiency: Methods for Demonstrating Increased Capacity

Web-based Tool for Evaluating Sedimentation at Multi-Box Culverts

Fish Passage Barrier Correction at State Highways in Washington State

Million Dollar Culvert Rehabilitation Summary

Assessment of HEC-22 Equations for the Design of Curb-opening Inlets

Errors in HEC-22 for Long Curb Inlets and the Challenges for Implementation of Revised Designs

Computation of Hydraulic Jump’s Sequent Depth in Sloped Circular Water Pipe

3D CFD Analysis of Hydroplaning Risk and Grate Hydraulic Efficiency

An Assessment of Hydraulic Damages in Northeast Florida from Hurricane Irma

Fast Tracked Shore Protection along Lake Michigan – A Case Study

NCDOT Bridge Superstructure Level III Wave Vulnerability Study Report and GIS Database

Development of a Physics-Based Model for Predicting Loading on Bridges During Water Wave Attack

New Coastal Guidance Development

NCDOT’s Partnership With NC Floodplain Mapping Program to Streamline FEMA Compliance

The Cannon Drive Levee – Coupling Roadway Improvements and Flood Protection at the Ohio State University

State-of-the-art FEMA Map Update With a HEC-RAS 1D/2D Hybrid Model and Validated With TUFLOW

New Methods for Floodplain and Floodway Determination Using 2D Models

Matthew Johnson

Alex Mann Dave Claman

Julie Heilman & Dave Minner

Timothy Mallette

Muhammad Ashraf

Saul Nuccitelli

Kenneth Edwards

Marta Sitek

Raphael Crowley

Saied Saiedi

Jerry Snead

Christian Matemu

Scott Douglass

Jerry Snead

Miles Hebert

Rachel L. Tereska

Scott Hogan

DELAWARE FOYER

6:45AM – 7:45AM

7:45AM – 8:00AM

BREAKFAST - Provided for Attendees

BREAK

HAYES ROOM, FIRST FLOOR

DELAWARE FOYER



1:05PM – 2:45PM

3:05PM – 5:10PM

2:45PM – 3:05PM

5:30PM – 7:30PM

12:05PM – 1:05PM

1:05PM – 5:10PM

DELAWARE ROOM C-D

Advancing Resilient Design with Improved Data and ToolsModerated by: Abhi Kapoor

DELAWARE ROOM C-D

Consideration of Extreme Weather Events in Resilient DesignModerated by: Brian Beucler

DELAWARE ROOM A-B

Innovation Through New Scour MethodologyModerated by: Paul Sharp

DELAWARE ROOM A-B

Bridge Resiliency Through Scour CountermeasuresModerated by: Laura Girard

AFTERNOON SESSIONS I

AFTERNOON SESSIONS II

BREAK

TRB AFB-65, TRB AFB-60, and AASHTO TCHH Combined Meeting - Open to Public

LUNCH - Provided for Attendees

FIELD TRIP A - OSU Cannon Drive Floodwall Project

NCHRP Project 24-47: Revised Clear-Water and Live-Bed Contraction Scour Analysis

The Observation Method for Bridge Scour: Case Histories

Implementation of the Scour Evaluation Model (SEM)

FHWA – Scour Depth Equilibrium State Design Approach

Scour Monitoring: Innovative Tool – Case Histories

Drone Based Riprap Imaging and Gradation Measurement

An icebreaker Under Troubled Waters (and Ice Bergs)

Low-Cost Scour-Preventing Fairings for Bridges – Permanent Solution for Foundation Rock Scour

Underwater Installation of Filter Systems for Scour and Other Erosion Control Measures

HY8 and Toolbox Updates

U.S. Geological Streamgage Data and Their Applications

Web Service Resources for Hydrologic and Hydraulic Modeling

ESRI Culvert Collector

Detection and Attribution of Flood Change Across the United States

Confidence Bounds on Freeboard at Stream Crossings for Evaluating Overtopping Risk

Discussing the Known and Unknown of Anthropogenic Climate Change and Precipitation Extremes for Resilient Design

Adapting Global Climate Model Precipitation Projections to Hydrologic Design

Panel Discussion

Paul Clopper

Jean-Louis Briaud

John Schuring

Kornel Kerenyi

Joe Scannell, Mike Hogan, Wesley Peck

LeAndra Nelson

Michael Knapp

Roger Simpson

Pete Lagasse

Eric Jones

Thomas Harris

Chris Smemoe

Matt Retta & Michael Weakley

Stacey Archfield

Tim Stephens

Jared Bowden

Roger Kilgore

Presenters

DELAWARE FOYER

DELAWARE ROOM A-D



8:00AM – 10:05AM

10:25AM – 12:05PM

10:05AM – 10:25AM

THURSDAY, August 30

DELAWARE ROOM C-D

WORKSHOP C | Wilbert Thomas

Bulletin 17C / PeakFQ Workshop

DELAWARE ROOM C-D

Stormwater Management IModerated by: Scott Taylor

DELAWARE ROOM A-B

Rethinking the Methodology for Stream StabilityModerated by: Bea Hunt

DELAWARE ROOM A-B

Ensuring Resiliency Through Stream Stability CountermeasuresModerated by: Bea Hunt

MORNING SESSIONS I / WORKSHOP

MORNING SESSIONS II

BREAK

Right Sizing Stream Stability

Computation of Flow Profiles in Braided Rivers and Channel Networks

Practical Approaches to Sediment Transport at Stream Crossings

Advances in 3D CFD Modeling of Scour with Sediment Transport and in Analysis of Stream Instability and Channel Migration

Applying Temporal Bed Shear and Flow Duration Data to Determine Bankfull Width and Stream Stability

Rockeries in the River Environment

Engineering Log-Jams and Dolosse for Streambank Protection

Implementation of Bankfull Channels, Vanes, and Weir Structures at Bridge Openings as Alternatives to Traditional Maintenance Practices

Integrating Nature-Based Resiliency for Levee Wave Wash Protection

Effective Management of Roadside Water

If You Can Fit a Ditch, You Can Fit Bioretention

Water Quality Treatment with Biofiltration Conveyance and Articulating Concrete Blocks

Early Returns on Statewide SCM Inspections

Brinton Swift

Felix L. Santiago-Collazo

Holly Yaryan Hall

Steven Lottes

Kornel Kerenyi

Veronica Ghelardi

Oscar Suaznabar

Jon Witter

Sachin Mandavkar

Charles Hebson

Jon Prier

Everett Gupton

Jeffrey S. MacKay

DELAWARE FOYER

6:45AM – 7:45AM

7:45AM – 8:00AM


BREAK


DELAWARE FOYER



12:05PM – 1:05PM LUNCH - Provided for Attendees HAYES ROOM, FIRST FLOOR

1:05PM – 2:45PM

3:05PM – 5:10PM

2:45PM – 3:05PM

3:05PM – 5:10PM

DELAWARE ROOM C-D

Stormwater Management 2Moderated by: Steve Sisson

DELAWARE ROOM C-D

Stormwater Management 3Moderated by: Wesley Peck

DELAWARE ROOM A-B

Using Innovative Tools and Methods for Improved DesignModerated by: Veronica Ghelardi

DELAWARE ROOM A-B

Culvert Durability and Rehabilitation for ResiliencyModerated by: Jeff Syar

AFTERNOON SESSIONS I

AFTERNOON SESSIONS II

BREAK

FIELD TRIP B - FHWA ISTD Soil Erosion Resistance Demonstration

Truckee River Bridge Scour – Unique Structure and New Methods

Using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) as a Tool to Gain Insights Into Challenging Scour Situations

In-Situ Scour Testing Device for Determining Soil Erosion Resistance

Advancements in Bridge Hydraulic and Scour Analyses

Basics of Culvert Durability

Re-rounding of Thermoplastic Conduit Under State Route 150 in Jefferson County, Ohio

Structural Rehabilitation of Invert-Deteriorated Metal Culverts Through Field Concrete Paving

Structural Design Methodology for Spray Applied Pipe Liners in Gravity Storm Water Conveyance Conduits

Laboratory Testing and Analysis of Geopolymer Pipe-lining Technology for Rehabilitation of Stormwater Conduits

SMS and Permitting

FDOT’s Approach Toward Integrated Water Resource Planning

NCDOT’s Stormwater Research Program – What We’re Doing and Where We’re Heading

TMDL Alternatives: A Non-Regulatory Approach Success Story in North Carolina

Evaluating Runoff Controls for Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans

Design, Construction, and Calibration of an Apparatus for Large-Scale Testing of Catch Basin Inserts (CBIs)

Characterizing Particle Size Distribution and Trash in Stormwater Runoff from Ohio Roads

Use of Two-Dimensional Hydraulics Modelling for Design of Erosion Countermeasures

Effects of Changing Precipitation Patterns on Sediment Dynamics, Nutrient Concentrations, and Biofilm Communities in an Acid Mine Drainage Stream, Hewett Fork, Ohio

Brad Hartman

Kevin Flora

Haoyin Shan

Scott Hogan

Kevin White

Shad Sargand

Teruhisa Masada

Mohammad Najafi Joe Royer

Megan Frye

Carlton D. Spirio

Andrew McDaniel

Andrew McDaniel

Wesley Zech

Wesley Zech

Ryan Winston

Daniel Hoffman

Jennie Brancho

DELAWARE FOYER


8:00AM – 10:00AM

10:20AM – 12:00PM

10:00AM – 10:20AM

12:00PM

FRIDAY, August 31

DELAWARE ROOM A-D

Advanced Hydraulic Modelling Moderated by: Scott Hogan

MORNING SESSIONS

MORNING SESSIONS (continued)

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CLOSING REMARKS | Jeff Syar & Cynthia Nurmi

Two-Dimensional Hydraulic Modelling with Tidal Boundary Conditions

Right Sizing The I-69 Bridge over the Ohio River at Evansville, Indiana

Reducing a 500 Foot Bridge to Zero

Hydraulic Design & Permitting of a 5,000-ft Long Crossing of the Illinois River Utilizing 1D (HEC-RAS) and 2D (SRH-2D) Modeling

Phase II Scour Evaluation Comparison of SRH-2D & HEC-RAS

NCDOT Realizing the Benefits and Challenges of Adopting 2D Modelling

Utilizing SRH-2D to Improve Cost Efficiencies and Design Process for the Colorado DOT

The Role of Large Scale Roughness in 2D Hydraulic Model Development

SAMPLE: A 3D Flow Modeling Procedure for Hydraulic Engineers

Jeff DeGraff

Stan Polasik & Corinna Goodwin

Ron Matar & David Moses

Tony Comerio

Don Hendon

Matthew Lauffer & Ken Ashe

Steven Griffin

Brice Stafne

Yong Lai

DELAWARE FOYER

DELAWARE ROOM A-D

Hyatt Regency ColumbusDIRECTIONS

From Port Columbus International Airport (7 miles): Take I-670 West to the Third St.

Exit. Turn right at the first stoplight (Chestnut St.), turn right at High St. and right at

Nationwide Blvd. Hotel is on the left.

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Second floor meeting roomsfirst floor meeting rooms

6:45AM – 7:45AM

7:45AM – 8:00AM


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DELAWARE FOYER

Hyatt Regency ColumbusDIRECTIONS

From Port Columbus International Airport (7 miles): Take I-670 West to the Third St.

Exit. Turn right at the first stoplight (Chestnut St.), turn right at High St. and right at

Nationwide Blvd. Hotel is on the left.

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2018nhec National Hydraulic Engineering Conference 8 ... · State-of-the-art FEMA Map Update With a HEC-RAS 1D/2D Hybrid Model and Validated With TUFLOW New Methods for Floodplain