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ASFPM 2009 CONFERENCE TEAM June 7 – 12, 2009, Orlando, Florida

Local Host TeamMembers of Florida Floodplain Managers Association: M. “Krishna” Krishnamurthy, PhD., PE, CFM, Team Leader; Frank Skarvelis, CFM, Volunteers Coordinator. Team Captains: Dawn Burkhart, CFM, Des Companion, CFM, Michael Delcharco, Corey Gariotis, PE, CFM, Blake Guillory, PE, CFM, Richard Howard, PE, CFM, Steve Lienhart, PE, James Linkogle, CFM, Brian Mack, Theresa Meyer, CFM, Delton Schwalls, PE, CFM, and Nancy Witty, CFM.

Program Coordinator Exhibits CoordinatorSteve McMaster, CFM Dante C. “Dan” AccurtiNebraska DNR ASFPM Marketing [email protected] [email protected]

Conference DirectorsChad M. Ross, CFM Diane A. Brown [email protected] [email protected]

ASFPM StaffAnita Larson Becky Head Katie Matson [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Debbie Pond Jason Schneeberger Kait Laufenberg, CFM [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Alan Lulloff, PE, CFM Jeff Stone , GISP, CFM Sam Medlock, JD, CFM [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

George Riedel, CFM Larry A. Larson, PE, CFM [email protected] [email protected]

ASFPM Executive Office2809 Fish Hatchery Road, Suite 204 • Madison, WI 53713

608-274-0123, Fax: 274-0696 • www.floods.org

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1 ....................................................................................... Table of Contents

2 .....................................................Welcome and General Information

3 ................................................................. Meeting Room Assignments

Conference Sponsors

4 ............................................................................. Sponsor Recognitions

16 ......................................................................................... Sponsor Logos

The Conference Program

20 ..............................................................................Saturday and Sunday

22 ........................................................................................................Monday

25 ........................................................................................................Tuesday

39 .................................................................................................Wednesday

51 ......................................................................................................Thursday

63 ............................................................................................................Friday

Center Spread ........................................... Meeting Room Floor Plans

Last 2 Pages .....................................................Conference At A Glance

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WELCOME!

Welcome to the 33rd annual conference of the Association of State Floodplain Managers! We’re glad that you could join us in Orlando. This Pocket Guide will help you get the most out of your week, so be sure to keep it close at hand.

YOUR NAME BADGE IS REQUIRED TO GET YOU INTO EVERYTHING YOU REGISTERED TO ATTEND; YOU MUST WEAR IT ALL WEEK OR RISK NOT BEING ADMITTED. If you have questions, see ASFPM staff at the registration desk or ask one of the local host volunteers - they will be wearing blue vests while on duty. Please enjoy your week as you delve into the most comprehensive training & networking opportunity in the country!

General Information

Registration Desk Grand FoyerThe Registration Desk is located in the Grand Foyer on the first floor. They will be open to serve you from 7:30-5 Sunday, 7-5 Monday-Thursday and 7:30-noon Friday. Registration will close during the plenary sessions and luncheons.

Program HQ and Speaker Prep Room Salon 22 Program Coordinator Steve McMaster will be available to assist you with program concerns throughout the week in Salon 22 on the Second Floor. Speakers may practice your presentations in Salon 22 and get them queued up for your session.

Local Host / Volunteer HQ Salon 20The local host team Florida Floodplain Managers Association will coordinate the volunteers required for the many duties it takes to help operate the conference and sell conference memorabilia.

Message Board Grand Foyer The message board will display special notices, schedule or room changes, phone messages, job postings, ticket exchanges, menus, ride-sharing, and other information.

General Information

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MEETING ROOM ASSIGNMENTS

All on-site conference activities take place at the Rosen Centre Hotel, 9840 International Drive, Orlando, FL. The location of each session is listed to the right of the event name. The technical concurrent session program follows eight general themes during those blocks Tuesday through Thursday.

Track # ..................................................................................................... Title 1 ............................................................................Coasts and Shorelines 2 .......................................... Green Works and Environment Matters 3 .......................................National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) 4 .............................................................................Flood Loss Mitigation 5 ............................................................................................... Levee Issues 6 ...................NAI, Success Stories, and Community Engagement 7 ......................................................Floodplain Mapping: Technology 8 ......................................................Floodplain Mapping: Application

First Timers Orientation will be held Sunday at 3:00p and 5:00p, Monday at 10:00a and 3:00p, and Tuesday at 10:00a. New attendees should plan to attend one of these 15-minute sessions to help you get the most out of the week! Meets near Registration.

Meeting Room Abbreviations

1st Floor Grand Ballrooms ............................................Grand A – etc.

1st Floor Junior Ballrooms ..................................................... Jr. A - etc.

2nd Floor Salons ................................................................Salon 1 – etc.

1st and 2nd Floor Signature Rooms ..............................Sig 1., Sig 2.

Registration, Grand Foyer ................................................................ Reg.

Field Tours Departure Point ...............................................“Bus Load”

The bus loading area is near Registration, down the hallway past the business center.

Meeting Room Assignments

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Agency Sponsors

Florida Floodplain Managers Association

Nebraska DNR

FEMA Region IV

Florida Water Management Districts

Agency Sponsors

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877.947.3426www.aecom.com

State and Local officials:

Come see us in the exhibit hall Tuesday and Wednesday, 1-3pm, for a complimentary consultation on mitigation planning or Risk MAP.

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Wallingford Software

Visit us in booths

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Working with ASFPM to continually strengthen

our nation's approach to �oodplain management.

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Let’s fi nd the solutions together, at booth 203, 205, 302 and 304Both the Netherlands and Florida need new water supply and storage capacity to meet increased demand, while maintaining crucial fl ood protection and eco-system balance. We both need cutting edge technology, advanced research, new tools and adaptive approaches, to be able to manage our water resources system-wide. Let’s learn from each other’s ideas and solutions, come to booth 203, 205, 302 and 304.

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Senior Vice PresidentBus: 410.471.4020

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Zimmerman Associates, Inc.

How can ZAI assist you?Contact: Brenda Walguarnery

Senior Vice PresidentBus: 410.471.4020

Email: [email protected]

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Please visit PB’s booth for solutions to your � ood management challenges or call Bori Touray, Senior Supervising Engineer, at 916-567-2551.

Visit www.pbworld.com for more information.

We are a proud sponsorof the 2009 ASFPM Annual Conference

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ASFPM 2009 CONFERENCE PROGRAM

Saturday, June 6, 2009

8:30-5:30 ASFPM Board Meeting Sig. 2

Sunday, June 7, 2009

7:00-3:00 Golf Tourney Gather Lobby

Technical Field Tours 8:00-4:00 “Storm Struck” & Eco-Safari Land Tour Bus Load

9:00-3:30 Old Spanish Sugar Mill & Eco Boat Bus Load Tour at DeLeon Springs State Park

Workshops and Training9:00-Noon NAI in YOUR Community Salon 13 Instructors: ASFPM NAI Committee: Dave Carlton,

PE, CFM, ESA Adolfson; Kimberly Bitters, CFM, Ohio DNR

9:00-5:00 Mitigation Planning: Preparation Salon 14 And Review of Local Plans

Instructors: Diana Coho, CFM, Jeff Burmester, Cynthia Palmer, CFM, Linda Byers, FEMA

10:00-5:00 Hazard Mitigation Assistance - Salon 8 Considering Program Changes, Developing a Successful Grant Application, and Using E-Grants Instructors: Tony Hake, Kim Rogers, Keith Turi, FEMA

Floodplain Management 101 Salon 15 Instructors: Heidi Carlin, CFM, LCRA; Allison Hardin, CFM, City of Myrtle Beach; Randy Mundt, AICP, CFM, NC Floodplain Mapping Program; Mike Gambino, CFM, City of Miami Gardens

No Adverse Impact in the Coastal Salon 16 Zone and NOAA’s Digital Coast Instructors: Alan Lulloff, PE, CFM, ASFPM; State/Local/Regional Practitioners TBA

Saturday 6/6 - Sunday 6/7

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9:00-10:30 Break, Sponsored by AMEC 2nd Floor

Noon-1:00 Lunch on your own

Workshops and Training, cont.1:00-5:00 Predicting Lowlands Flooding: Salon 13

Integrated Surface/Groundwater Flow, Levee Breach Erosion, and Coastal Storm Surges Instructor: Jim O’Brien, PhD., PE, FLO-2D

Flood Provisions of the International Salon 17 Code Series and ASCE 24 Instructors: John Ingargiola, CFM, FEMA; Rebecca Quinn, CFM, RCQuinn Consulting

New FEMA Benefit Cost Analysis Salon 18 (BCA) Tools Instructors: Shabbar Saifee, Jody Springer, FEMA

Toolbox for the FPM Salon 19 Enforcement Process Instructors: Rachel Sears, CFM, Rhonda Montgomery, CFM, FEMA

2:00-5:00 Using Smart Growth to Reduce Salon 21 Flood Hazards and Restore Natural Lands Instructors: Jon Kusler, Esq., PhD, Association of State Wetland Managers; Dave Fowler, CFM, Milwaukee Metro Sewerage District, ASFPM NBF Committee; Edward A. Thomas, Esq., Michael Baker Jr., Inc.; David Conrad, National Wildlife Federation

1:00-5:00 Committee Chairs Meeting Sig. 2

3:00-3:15 First Timers Orientation Reg.

3:00-3:30 Break 2nd Floor


5:00-7:30 Dinner on your own

5:30-7:00 State Floodplain Managers & State Hazard Mitigation Officers Meet and Greet (by invitation)

Sunday - 6/7/2009

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Sunday 6/7 - Monday 6/8

7:30-10:00 Welcome Fest Sig. 1 & Poolside Reacquaint with past friends and meet new ones as you enjoy delightful desserts! Sponsored by NOAA Co-Host: Florida Floodplain Managers Association

Monday, June 8, 2009

Workshops and Training 7:30-3:00 CFM Refresher Course Salons 7&8

Instructors: Cindy Crecelius, CFM, Certification Board of Regents; Tom Morey, CFM, Kansas Dept. of Agriculture

8:00-noon Floodproofing Techniques Salons 11&12 & Methodologies Instructors: Joe Remondini, PE, CFM, Larry Buss, PE, CFM, Randy Behm, PE, CFM, Gene Barr, CFM, USACE National Nonstructural Flood Proofing Committee

Coastal Inundation Training Salons 9&10 Instructors: Doug Marcy, Matt Pendleton, Lindy Betzhold, NOAA

9:00-noon NAI: Total Water Resource Salons 1&2 Management Instructors: Fernando Pasquel, PE, Edward A. Thomas, Esq., Turgay Dabak, PhD., PE, Michael Baker Jr., Inc.; Bill DeGroot, PE, Urban Drainage Flood Control Distict; Jon Kusler, Esq., PhD, Association of State Wetland Managers ; Lisa Hair, PE, US EPA

Property Acqusition and Salons 13&14 Relocation for Open Space Using Federal Funds Instructors: Jeff Herd, Brian Willsey, FEMA

Flood-Frequency Analysis Salons 5&6 and Related Floodplain Management Tools (USGS Tools) Part I Instructors: Robert Mason, PE, Kate Flynn, Tim Cohn, Phil Turnipseed, PE, D.WRE, Kernell Reis, USGS

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Monday - 6/8/2009

1:00-4:00 Flood-Frequency Analysis and Salons 5&6 Related Floodplain Management Tools (USGS Tools) Part II Instructors: Robert Mason, PE, Kate Flynn, Tim Cohn, Phil Turnipseed, PE, D.WRE, Kernell Reis, USGS

Protecting the Property Rights Salons 13&14 of All: The Technical, Legal, and Practical Implementation of Watershed-Based Floodplain Management Instructors: Edward A. Thomas, Esq., Michael Baker Jr., Inc.; Jen Marcy, CFM, PBS&J; David Mallory, PE, CFM, Urban Drainage Flood Control District

1:00-5:00 Green Infrastructure Salons 9&10 Solutions for Flooding, Stormwater Management, and Overall Community Sustainability Instructor: Kari Mackenbach, CFM, URS Corporation

Emergency Management for Salons 1&2 FPMers: What Happens When it Actually Floods Instructors: Jeff Brislawn, CFM, Alicia Williams, Dennis Lawlor, CFM, AMEC

De-mystifying Engineering and Salons 11&12 GIS Concepts and Applications for the Non-Engineer Instructors: David Ford, PhD., DF Consulting; Jeff Stone, GISP, CFM, ASFPM

National Policy Issues Discussions8:00-9:00 General FPM Policy Issues Salons 3&4

Overview and Legislative Update

9:00-9:30 Break, Sponsored by Halff Associates 2nd Floor

9:30-noon Mapping & Eng. Standards Salons 3&4

Mitigation and Floodproofing Salons 15&16

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Monday 6/8/2009

9:30-noon Professional Development, Salons 17&18 Training & Outreach, Int’l Issues


Technical Field TourNoon-5:00 Water Conservation II Bus Load


National Policy Issues Discussions, Cont’d1:00-3:30 Coastal Issues Salons 3&4

Stormwater Management, Salon 15 No Adverse Impact, and Natural & Beneficial Functions

Arid Regions Issues Salon 16

Flood Insurance Salon 17

Floodplain Regulations Salon 18


3:00 - Silent Auction Jr. Foyer 7th Annual FUNdraising activity for the ASFPM Foundation

3:30-4:00 Break, Sponsored by Halff Associates 2nd Floor

4:00-5:00 ASFPM Members Meeting Salons 3&4

4:00-7:00 CFM Exam Salons 7&8

5:00-5:20 Moderators Coordination Salons 3&4

5:00-7:00 Exhibits Grand Opening Jr. Ballroom

7:00 . . . Dinner on your own, enjoy your evening

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Tuesday - 6/9/2009

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

7:30 - 8:15 Coffee in Exhibits Hall Jr. Ballroom

8:30-10:00 Plenary Session 1 Grand ABC

Ceremonial Welcome: Green Works

Welcome Address: Buddy Dyer, Mayor of Orlando, Florida

GREEN WORKS AND SUSTAINABILITY Most of what we do today impacts our children’s leg-acy. The goal of the Sustainable Initiatives programs is to meet the needs of the present population with-out compromising the ability of future populations to meet its needs. Growing techniques, such as Low Impact Development (LID) and other design factors, are more cost effective and lower in maintenance than conventional stormwater controls. It is crucial that we address how to preserve and protect the environmentally sensitive and economic functions of water long term.

1. LID and Nonpoint Source Factors: Dov Weitman, Chief, Nonpoint Source Control Branch, Office of Wetlands, Oceans, and Watersheds, US Environmental Protection Agency 2. Greenworks on the Ground: David Moore, Executive Director, SW Florida Water Management District 3. The Local Role in Long Term Sustainability: Kimberly Bitters, CFM, Ohio DNR, Co-Chair of ASFPM’s No Adverse Impact Committee Moderator: Al Goodman Jr., CFM, ASFPM Chair, Mississippi State Floodplain Manager

10:00-10:30 Break, Sponsored by Merrick & Company Exhibits Jr. Ballroom

Silent Auction Jr. Foyer


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Tuesday - 6/9/2009

10:30-Noon Concurrent Session AA-1 Supporting Flood Studies with Salons 1&2

Framework Data Moderator: Doug Marcy, NOAA Got Data? Availability of Gulf and Southeast Topographic and Bathymetric Data Inventory. Lindy Betzhold, The Baldwin Group at NOAA Coastal Services Center Super Tide Gages Strengthen Flood Preparation and Warning in the Northern Gulf of Mexico. Phil Turnipseed, PE, D.WRE, George J. Arcement, Supervisory Hydrologist, USGS; Lynn Tinto, PE, USACE Back-to-Back Hurricanes in Louisiana: A Look at the Frequency of Stillwater Elevations from Hurricanes Gustav and Ike. Zachary R. Toups, PE, PMP, CFM, Michael Baker Jr., Inc.; Gary Zimmerer, PE, FEMA R-VI; Guillermo Simon, PE, CFM, Taylor Engineering, Inc.

A-2 Green Techniques - Overview Salons 3&4 Moderator: Lynne Keating, FEMA R-IV The GREEN Floodplain Management rEvolu-tion. Ward S. Miller, AICP, CFM, Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. Residential RainScapes: Helping Homeowners Go Green in Montgomery County, MD. Melissa Hess, PE, CFM, Erin Morsheimer, EIT, CFM, URS Corporation Riparian Buffer Zones: Helping Communities to Reduce Flooding and Increase Property Values. Kimberly Bitters, CFM, Ohio DNR

A-3 Improving Your Floodplain Salons 5&6 Management Program Moderator: Jason Hunter, CFM, FEMA R-IV

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Ethics in Floodplain Management. John P. Ivey, PE, CFM, T. Lynn Lovell, PE, RPLS, CFM, John Espinoza, PE, CFM, Halff Associates, Inc. Improving State Capabilities through the CAP Program. Lisa Jennings, CFM, FEMA R-VI; Gavin Brady, CFM, Oklahoma State Floodplain Manager; Mike Howard, CFM, Texas State Floodplain Manager Killer Bees, Alien Abductions and the 100 Year Flood…It could happen to you! Ronda Oberlin, CFM, City of Lansing, MI

A-4 Michael Baker Jr., Inc. Showcase Salons 7&8 Session: Flood Risk Reduction and Watershed Management: From Policy to Implementation Moderator: Fernando Pasquel, PE, Michael Baker Corporation Watershed Management: A Tool for Flood Risk Reduction and Water Quality Improvements. Andrea Ryon, CFM, Michael Baker Jr., Inc. Integrating Stream Restoration and Flood Risk Reduction. Will Harman, Michael Baker Jr., Inc. Panel Discussion: How to Work Effectively with Local, State, and Federal Agencies to Achieve Water Resources Protection.

A-5 Local Recertification / Levee Salons 9&10 Issues I Moderator: Jeff Brizendine, PE, CFM, AECOM Clifton Levee Certification - To Be or Not To Be a Levee. John Wise, PE, Jenny Laber, CFM, Stantec Small Town, Big Issues – Levee Accreditation for the Village of Waterloo, NE. Lalit Jha, D.WRE, CFM, JEO Consulting Group, Inc. The Northwest Levee: A PAL Story. Walter E. Skipwith, PE, Halff Associates, Inc.; Garry Fennell, PE, CFM, City of Irving, TX

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A-6 Mapping Outreach Salons 11&12 Moderator: J.P. Meier, FEMA R-IV Outreach Web Portal Application: A New Way To Engage. Laura Keating, CFM, Amol Daxikar, CFM, CDM Southwest Florida Water Management District Outreach Planning Notebook for Local Governments. Dawn G. Turner, PE, Southwest Florida Water Management District; Stephanie Y. Dunham, PE, Dewberry; Bruce A. Bender, Bender Consulting Services, Inc. Identifying and Mapping Native American Tribal Lands Through Community Outreach with the Indian Tribes and Nations of the State of Oklahoma. Jerry Clark, PE, CFM, Michael Wilson, Michael Baker Jr., Inc.; Carl Watts, FEMA R-VI

A-7 Dewberry Showcase: Extending Grand D Traditional Floodplain Mapping to Risk MAP Moderator: Grant Smith, PE, CFM, Dewberry GeoTerrain: Breaking Modelling Barriers. Mathew Mampara, CFM, Milver Valenzuela, EIT, GISP, CFM, Ricardo Lopez-Torrijos, Ken Logsdon, Jr., Dewberry Using ArcGIS Server and ArcHydro Technology to Facilitate the Administration of Metro Atlanta’s NAI Floodplain Management Ordinance. Duncan J. Hastie, PE, Sam Crampton, CFM, Dewberry; Jonathan Semerjian, Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources Three-Dimensional Floodplain Information: Development and Use. Khansith Boupha, PE, GISP, Allen Groover, PE, Dewberry; Kevin Wright, EI, CFM, Suwannee River Water Management District; Ron Bartel, PE, Northwest Florida Water Management District Risk Communication and Outreach: Tools and Strategies to Inform and Protect. Mathew Mampara, CFM, Dewberry; Jason Fenn, FEMA R-II

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Tuesday - 6/9/2009

A-8 Flood Data Management Grand E Technology & Portals Moderator: Maggie Mathis, CFM, Dewberry The Indiana Flood Data Management System - Point and Click Automation of Statewide BFEs and FIS Delivery. David Knipe, PE, CFM, Indiana DNR; Greg Main, CFM, Indiana State Floodplain Manager; Mike Anderson, CFM, Stantec Flood Risk Reports for the Public: The Czech Republic Example. Kea Beiningen, CFM, Intermap Technologies, Inc. Internet Map Serving the Hurricane Katrina Maximum Storm Tide in Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana. K. Van Wilson, PE, Phil Turnipseed, PE, D.WRE, Robert R. Mason, PE, USGS; James E. Hathorn, US Army Corps of Engineers; Dean Tyler, Jason Stoker, SAIC

10:30-Noon Special Floodplain Management Salons 13&14 Training Information Session (Walk-in Session)

Noon-1:30 KEYNOTE LUNCHEON Grand ABC SPONSORED BY STARR FLOOD POLICY INITIATIVES of the Corps of Engineers: Major General Don T. Riley, U.S. Army Deputy Commanding General and Deputy Chief of Engineers, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ASFPM Foundation Update

1:45-5:30 Training Workshop Disaster Damage Assessment: Salons 13&14 The Gateway to Strong Community Hazard Mitigation and Pro-Active FPM Instructors: Deborah G. Mills, CFM, Dewberry; Mark Slauter, CFM, Virginia Dept. of Emergency Management

1:45-5:45 Technical Field Tour Orlando Floodplain Management Tour Bus Load

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Tuesday - 6/9/2009

1:45-3:15 Concurrent Session B

B-1 NOAA Showcase: Digital Coast: Salons 1&2 Geospatial Data, Tools, Trainings, and Applications for Coastal Floodplain Management Moderator: Doug Marcy, NOAA Panelists: Stephanie Beard, NOAA Coastal Services Center; Eddie Wiggins, USACE Mobile District, Joint Airborn Lidar Center of Expertise; Lisa Jones, CPM, CFM, South Carolina State Floodplain Manager; Alan Lulloff, PE, CFM, ASFPM

B-2 It’s Not Easy Being Green: Salons 3&4 Green Challenges Moderator: Shane Parson, PhD., PE, CFM, URS Corporation Floodplain Perception: Views of Function and Purpose – Past, Present and Future. Daniel E. March, M.ASCE, PE, CFM, PBS&J Flood Control Projects in Wetlands and Live Streams: Regulatory and Design Challenges. Case Study: Hampton Roads, Virginia. Shane Parson, PhD, PE, CFM, John Paine, PE, PH, CFM, URS Corporation Urban Watershed Enhancement and Green Streets - City of Baltimore Watershed 263 Enhancement Case Study. El Hadji D. N’Diogou Fall, CFM, Greenhorne & O’Mara

B-3 Climate Change in Floodplain Salons 5&6 Management Decisions Moderator: Michael Anderson, PE, CFM, CDM Planning for Climate Change in the Technical Analysis of Floodplain Mapping and Flood Control Projects. Michael DePue, PE, D.WRE, CFM, David T. Williams, PhD., PH., D.WRE, PE, CFM, Kathleen M. O’Neil, PG, Kris Esterson, PBS&J

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Tuesday - 6/9/2009

Updating Design Flood Guidelines for Australia to Include Climate Change Impacts. James E. Ball, University of Technology, Sydney; Mark Babister, WMAWater; Brett Phillips, Cardno Pty Ltd. Evaluating Uncertainty and Its Effect on Decision Robustness in Flood Risk Management. Robert Deakin, Halcrow Group Ltd.

B-4 URS Showcase: Increase Chances Salons 7&8 to Get Hazard Mitigation Assistance Funding

with New BCA Tools Moderator: Jae Park, PhD., URS Corporation How to Conduct a Loss Avoidance Study for Implemented Hazard Mitigation Projects. Jae Park, PhD., URS Corporation; Jody Springer, FEMA Increase your Chances of Obtaining Flood Mitigation Funding with New BCA Tools. Jae Park, PhD., URS Corporation; Jody Springer, FEMA

B-5 Comparing USA and Dutch Salons 9&10 Levee Policies Moderator: Will Meyer, CFM, Booz Allen Hamilton, ASFPM International Committee Loss of Life Estimation for Levee Systems: Applications in the Netherlands and the United States. S.N. (Bas) Jonkman, Royal Haskoning & Delft University; Alex Roos, Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Water Management - Rijkswaterstaat; Jason T. Needham, Tammy C. Conforti, CFM, USACE Comparison of the Dutch and USA Levee Safety Approach. M.T. van der Meer, Fugro Netherlands National Levee Design and Monitoring Standards in the Netherlands. Piet Dircke, Peter Wijsman, ARCADIS

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B-6 Environmental Success Stories Salons 11&12 Moderator: Wayne Berggren, CFM, FEMA TRO-NO Springbrook No. 2 Meander Project. Erik Gil, PE, CPESC, CFM, Gerald Robinson, PE, CFM, Christopher B. Burke Engineering; Leslie Berns, Forest Preserve District of DuPage County Creating Sustainable Flood Control Solutions in Placer County that Support Natural Resource Restoration and Community Engagement. Pal A. Hegedus, PE, D.WRE, RBF Consulting; Brian Keating, PE, CFM, Placer County Flood Control & Water Conservation District The Nevada Dept. of Transportation’s Lake Tahoe Environmental Improvement, Requirements of the Lake Tahoe TMDL. Theresa Jones, PE, CFM, PBS&J

B-7 Map and Model Maintenance Grand D Moderator: Scott Edelman, PE, AECOM Beyond Map Modernization to Map Maintenance in Kentucky. Carey Johnson, Kentucky State Floodplain Manager; Stephen Noe, PE, CFM, Alicia Williams, AMEC Earth and Environmental North Carolina Floodplain Mapping Program: Use of Engineering and Inventory Geodatabase to Archive Study Data. Kenneth Ashe, PE, CFM , Marc Stanard, North Carolina Floodplain Mapping Program; Sue Hoegberg, CFM, Dewberry Maximizing and Maintaining Local Investments in Floodplain Modelling. Karl McArthur, PE, CFM, Stephen Bourne, PE, PBS&J; Jacob Spenn, PE, CFM, Carl W. Woodward, PE, CFM, Harris County Flood Control District

B-8 Documenting Map Maintenance Grand E Needs within Risk MAP Moderator: Tim Trautman, PE, CFM, Charlotte-Mecklenburg County, ASFPM Mapping & Engineering Committee

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FEMA Regional Priorities for Risk MAP Studies. Kristen Martinenza, PE, CFM, Laura Algeo, PE, Mark Vieira, FEMA R-IV; Stephen King, Sean Roche, PE, Michael Baker Jr., Inc. Mapping Updates after Map Modernization: Alabama’s Pilot Project. Jason Wilson, PE, CFM, Brad Heilwagen, PE, CFM, AMEC Earth and Environmental Missouri Defines the Need Using Coordinated Needs Management Strategy (CNMS). Alicia Williams, Stephen Noe, PE, CFM, AMEC Earth and Environmental; Jason Schneider, CFM, Missouri State Emergency Management Agency

3:15-3:45 Break, Sponsored by Wallingford Software Exhibits Jr. Ballroom


3:45-5:15 Concurrent Session CC-1 Coastal Climate Change Salons 1&2

Moderator: Michael Powell, CFM, Delaware DNR, ASFPM Regulations Committee Impact of Climate Change on the NFIP and Improving Coastal Floodplain Mapping. Mark Crowell, Jonathan Westcott, PE, FEMA; Perry Rhodes, AECOM Sea Level Rise and Coastal Flood Insurance Studies: Relevancy and Consideration of Potential Implementation and Impacts. Brian K. Batten, PhD, CFM, Jerry Sparks, CFM, Dewberry; Paul Weberg, FEMA R-II Improving FEMA’s Coastal Floodplain Mapping: Primary Frontal Dune and Coastal A Zone Assessments for the NFIP. Jonathan E. Westcott, PE, FEMA; Darryl Hatheway, CFM, AECOM

C-2 AECOM Showcase: Sustainable Salons 3&4 Floodplain Management Moderator: Joe Chapman, PE, CFM, AECOM

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Formulating an Engineering Response to the Effects of Global Climate Change for Design of Hydraulic Structures and Flood Protection Works. Eric D. Loucks, PhD, PE, D.WRE, AECOM AECOM’s Applications of HAZUS. Jeffrey Burm, CFM, AECOM Sustainable Floodplain Management: Beyond Flood Insurance. Aaron Parkinson, CFM, Stephanie Thompson, CFM, AECOM

C-3 FEMA Showcase I: Salons 5&6 Updates From FEMA Building Sciences Moderator: John Ingargiola, CFM, FEMA

C-4 Operating an Effective Salons 7&8 Mitigation Program Moderator: Robert Billings, PE, PH, CFM, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services Expanded Mitigation Strategies: Turning Plans into Projects. Stuart Wallace, AICP, Alessandra Jerolleman, MPA, CFM, James Lee Witt Associates It’s All About the Project: Smart Ways to Plan and Use Non-Disaster Mitigation Programs in a Post-Disaster Environment. H. Camille Crain, Mary Margaret Jackson, CFM, Gabriela Vigo, PhD, CFM, FEMA R-IV Integrating Hazard Mitigation with Other Planning Processes. Cynthia Palmer, CFM, FEMA

C-5 Dams: The “Other” Levees Salons 9&10 Moderator: Scott Brookhart, PE, CFM, Greenhorne & O’Mara Comparisons of Parametric, Empirical, and Erosion-Based Dam Breaching Equations for Herbert Hoover Dam Breach Simulations. Michael B. Kabiling, PhD, PE, Maurice B. Vaughan, EI, Taylor Engineering, Inc.; Robert C. Tucker, PE, Thomas Spencer, EI, USACE - Jacksonville

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Tuesday - 6/9/2009

An Assessment of the Relative Risk of Failure and Flood Inundation from Dams in the United States. Scott Edelman, PE, Susan Phelps, CFM, AECOM Kansas Statewide Dam Breach Analysis and Inundation Mapping. Joe D. File, PE, CFM, AMEC Earth & Environmental; Tom Morey, CFM, Kansas State Floodplain Manager

C-6 Levee Process Outreach Salons 11&12 Moderator: Amanda Wilson, PE, CFM, AECOM Where Do We Stand On Our PAL Agreements? David Patterson, PE, D.WRE, CFM, Jerry Clark, PE, CFM, Michael Baker Jr., Inc.; Gary Zimmerer, PE, FEMA R-VI FEMA Region III Levee Website. Kevin Donnelly, PE, CFM, Hilary Stephens-Kendro, Greenhorne & O’Mara Wichita Valley Center Flood Control Project Levee Certification, Web-Based Documentary And Live Flood Inundation Mapping Website. Alicia Williams, Stephen Noe, PE, CFM, AMEC Earth and Environmental; Scott Lindebak, PE, CFM, City of Wichita

C-7 Coastal Mapping Grand D Moderator: Lindy Betzhold, NOAA Applying 2-D Wave Modeling Results to Determine 1-D WHAFIS Transect Placement. Emily Dhingra, PE, CFM, Jonica Gibson, PE, CFM, URS Corporation; William Miller, Chris Bender, Taylor Engineering, Inc.; Lisa Jones, CPM, CFM, South Carolina State Floodplain Manager FEMA FIRM Shoreline Changes in Southeastern Louisiana. Lin Peng, Barrett Goodwin, GISP, CFM, Rajib De, EIT, CFM, CDM Enhanced Prediction and Visualization of Coastal Inundation along the New England Coast due to Extra-Tropical Storms. Matthew Pendleton, Doug Marcy, NOAA Coastal Services Center

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Tuesday - 6/9/2009

C-8 Wallingford Software Showcase Grand E Moderator: Suzanne Shutty, Wallingford Software Comparison of HEC-RAS Steady and Unsteady Modelling with Hydrodynamic Modelling in InfoWorks RS, A Case Study in Grand Prairie, Texas. Thomas Mountz, PE, D.WRE, CFM, Josha Crowley PE, D.WRE, CFM, Espey Consultants, Inc.; Romin A. Khavari, PE, CFM; City of Grand Prairie Modeling Dam Breach and Flood Inundation Mapping. Michael Crenshaw, PE, CFM, Wallingford Software Investigating Localized Flooding Solutions Using 1-Dimensional and 2-Dimensional Dynamic Analysis. Terry M. Barr, PE, CFM, Sam Hinojosa, EIT, CFM, Halff Associates, Inc.; Bart VanAmburgh, PE, City of Mansfield, TX

5:00-6:30 Exhibits Social Jr. Ballroom


7:00-10:00 Floodplain Managers’ Round-Up

WANTED: The posse is out and the search has begun to round-up floodplain managers for some good ol’ fashioned revelry! Grab your hat and boots and get ready to two-step the night away at the Cheyenne Saloon and Opera House in Downtown Orlando. We’ll take care of wranglin’ up the fixins; just hitch a ride on our stagecoach and mosey on over for some down home fun! Hosts: Michael Baker Jr., Inc., AECOM, URS, and STARR

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Wednesday - 6/10/2009

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

7:00-8:15 Early Bird Discussions Sessions Coffee and danish are available in the Exhibits Hall, please help yourself before you step into the session.

Non-levee Embankments – Grand D What are they??? There are many cases where a road or railroad or other embankment has been “credited” with attenuation of the 1% annual chance flood hy-drograph AND provides significant storage. They aren’t really dams, they are not levees, but when does their failure pose a heightened flood risk? What are other similar cases? Is there a threshhold for consideration of a worst case senario? How to model dam break or worst case with and without? What kind of “accrediation” should be required? Moderator: Sally McConkey, PE, CFM, ASFPM Mapping & Engineering Standards Committee

Certification Maintenance101 Grand E Did you know that the CFM Certification Program is evaluated annually and compared to 23 different certification programs? Come and learn how we stack up. Your CFM is valuable, however you must maintain your certification. Attend this session and share your experiences, frustrations, and recommendations on how to improve the system. The moderators will wear body armor and will be ready to take your best shot! Moderators: Diane Calhoun, CFM, President, Certification Board of Regents, John Ivey, PE, CFM, Professional Development Committee Co-Chair

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8:30-10:00 Plenary Session 2 Grand ABC MANAGING FLOOD RISK TODAY AND TOMORROW Think what could be achieved if everyone resolved to undertake just one idea this year to protect the environment. Properly and effectively commu-nicating today’s flood risk is a critical element in managing floodplains and watersheds in the fu-ture. What does residual risk really mean? What is its importance to the nation? What tools can help you reduce individual, community, and corporate risk in the floodplains? 1. Defining and Managing Risk: Steven L. Stockton, Director of Civil Works, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 2. Mapping and Managing Residual Risk: Craig Fugate, Administrator, FEMA-DHS (Invited) 3. Addressing Coastal Risk: Margaret Davidson, JD, Director, Coastal Services Center, NOAA Moderator: Larry A. Larson, PE, CFM, ASFPM Executive Director

10:00-10:30 Break, Sponsored by Gannett Fleming Exhibits Jr. Ballroom Silent Auction Jr. Foyer

10:30-noon Plenary Session 3 Grand ABC CUTTING EDGE FLOOD MANAGEMENT ISSUES There have been many predictions regarding the uncertainties of 2009, but there is one certainty - that we should all be prepared for change. The actions and roles of today’s floodplain man-ager will be markedly different in the near future. Tomorrow’s floodplain manager will be expectd to do and know much more. These speakers will dis-cuss how codes, concepts, data management, tools, and training will help floodplain managers prepare for the future based on these changing factors. 1. Building Right with Codes and Mitigation: Leslie Chapman-Henderson, President and CEO,

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Federal Alliance for Safe Homes (FLASH®) 2. Infrastructure: Fixes and Funding: Dave White, Chief, Natural Resources Conservation Service, USDA 3. International Efforts to Address Flood Risk: Councillor Chris Holstein, Mayor of Gosford City, New South Wales, Representing Floodplain Management Authorities, Australia Moderator: Sally McConkey, PE, CFM, ASFPM Mapping and Engineering Standards Committee Co-Chair, Univ. of Illinois, Institute of Natural Resource Sustainability


Noon-1:30 Discussion Session Salons 17&18 Bridging the Gap: Bringing Mitigation Practitioners Together Across Disciplines. Hosted by the ASFPM Flood Mitigation Committee Moderator: Steve McMaster, CFM, ASFPM Mitigation Committee Presenters: Alessandra Jerolleman, MPA, CFM, Executive Director, NHMA; Edward A. Thomas, Esq., Michael Baker Jr, Inc., NHMA Board Member

(This discussion session coincides with lunch, so grab a sandwich at the deli and head to Salons 17/18.) The Natural Hazard Mitigation Association (NHMA) was created in 2008 to bring together the vari-ous individuals and organizations working in the field of hazard mitigation. Goals include serving as a source of training and technical information to those working in the field; achieving greater awareness of the social component of hazard miti-gation decisions; developing more effective miti-gation programs which benefit the community as a whole; and creating a forum for professionals to share their ideas and experiences.

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Noon-5:00 Technical Field Tour Bus Load Water Conservation II

1:00-4:30 Florida NFIP Session Grand ABC Moderator: Gordon McClung, SW Florida Water Management District Water Management District Risk MAP Program – Florida. Doug Bellomo, FEMA Progress of Funding to State of Florida. Brad Loar, CFM, FEMA R-IV New NFIP Initiatives in Florida. Joy Duperault, Florida State Floodplain Manager CAVs in Florida: Common Compliance Issues. Susan Wilson, CFM, Prasad Inmula, PhD., PE, CFM, FEMA R-IV Lessons Learned in Map Modernization. Gordon McClung, SW Florida Water Management District Innovative Determination of Base Flood Elevations in Collier County, Florida. Katherine Labuhn, Zhida Song-James, PhD., PH, CFM, Melissa Zagorski, CFM, Krista Collier, Michael Baker Jr. Inc.; Richard S. Tomasello, Dixie Tomasello, Tomasello Consulting Engineers, Inc.

1:00-5:00 Training Workshops Creative Strategies for Salons 13&14 Funding Post-Disaster Construction Instructors: Deborah G. Mills, CFM, Jane Sibley Frantz, AICP, CFM, Dewberry; Edward A. Thomas, Esq., Sarah Bowen, CFM, Michael Baker Jr., Inc.; Jennifer Dunn, CFM, USACE; Ross Richardson, CFM, FEMA R-VI; Heidi Recksiek, NOAA

Low-Impact Development: Salons 15&16 Managing Wet Weather with Green Infrastructure Instructors: Lisa Hair, PE, Dov Weitman, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ; J. William Brown, PE, City of Arlington, TX

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1:30-3:30 Concurrent Session D

D-1 Coastal Risk and Resilience Salons 1&2 Moderator: Edie Vinson-Wright, CFM, CDM Identifying the Components of an Effective Flood Response Plan For Hurricane Impacted Communities. John Henz, CCM, HDR NOAA Coastal Storms Program: Lessons Learned When Implementing Regional Resiliency Programs, Products and Partnerships. Audra Luscher -Aissaoui, NOAA Coastal Services Center The Road to Recovery In Southeast Louisiana. Durund Elzey, USACE, New Orleans District; Michael Anderson, PE, D.WRE, CFM, Scott Stone, PE, CFM, CDM Fairfax County, VA - Flood Response Plans for Multiple Flood Threat Situations. Michael McMahon, John Henz, CCM, HDR

D-2 Measuring BMP Effectiveness Salons 3&4 Moderator: Audra Luscher -Aissaoui, NOAA Coastal Services Center Hydrology Modelling of Level Spreader Systems and its Application on Low Impact Development (LID). Jeffrey Y. Cheng, PE, AMEC Earth and Environmental, Inc.; James Guo, PE, PhD, University of Colorado at Denver Preserving Natural and Beneficial Uses Through Low Impact Development. Ellen Stevens, PhD, PE, CFM, Bill Barfield, PhD, Woolpert, Inc.; Sam Harp, Emeritus Professor, Oklahoma State University “Ground-Truthing Green” - The Effects of Green Infrastructure on Water Quality and Quantity Issues. Kari Ann Mackenbach, CFM, URS Corporation

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Lamb Island Tributary Stormwater Treatment Project – Monitoring A Demonstration Site for Agricultural Stormwater Runoff Management to Determine Success Following Construction. Timothy D. Harper, PE, Scott W. Brookhart, PE, CFM, Greenhorne & O’Mara

D-3A Considerations of Other Salons 5&6 Federal Programs Moderator: Alisa Sauvageot, CFM, Michael Baker Jr., Inc. The Endangered Species Act – Can the NFIP and Salmon Co-Exist in the Pacific Northwest? Mark Riebau, PE, CFM, Mark Carey, John Graves, CFM, FEMA R-X Flood Determination Industry’s Perspective on the Evolution of Regulatory Legislation and Communication of Flood Risk. Cheryl A. Small, National Flood Determination Association Consideration of Natural and Beneficial Functions and Values of the Floodplain in FEMA’s Mission. Jomar Maldonado, JD, Beth Held, CFM, FEMA Corps of Engineers Floodplain Management Services and Planning Assistance to States. Judy Soutiere, CFM, US Army Corps of Engineers

D-4A 2008 Events: Reports and Reactions Salons 7&8 Moderator: Bart Standley. PE, CFM, AECOM 2008 Midwest Floods Mitigation Assessment Team Report Findings and Recommendations. Christopher Hudson, PE, FEMA; Manuel A. Perotin, PE, PBS&J; Wallace A. Wilson, PE, CFM, W.A. Wilson Consulting Services, LLC The 2008 Midwest Flood Regional Interagency Levee Task Forces (ILTF) - Effective Short and Long-Term Flood Recovery Through an Interagency Regional Approach to Flood Risk Management. Jeffrey Jensen, USACE Hurricane Ike: Findings from FEMA Mitigation

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Assessment Team for Coastal Areas. Paul Tertell, PE, FEMA; Eric Letvin, Esq., PE, CFM, URS Corporation; Christopher P. Jones, PE , Charles R. Johnson & Assoc., Inc. The Flooding Impacts of Tropical Storm Hanna. Emily Hill, EIT, CFM, David N. Bascom, CFM, Brian G. Koper, CFM, Wilbert O. Thomas, Michael Baker Jr., Inc

D-5 Predicting Levee Failures Salons 9&10 Moderator: Jim Murphy, PE, CFM, URS Corporation Linking Levee Geotechnical Risk with Flood Hydraulics to Predict Levee Failure. Jim O’Brien, PhD, PE, Reinaldo Garcia, PhD, FLO-2D Software, Inc. Flood Fighting for Levees and Failures. George L. Sills, PE, George Sills Geotechnical Engineering Consultant, LLC; Leslie F. Harder, PhD, PE, GE, HDR, Jonathan Simm, Mark Morris, CEng, CIWEM, Ben Gouldby, Paul Sayers, Greer Kingston, HR Wallingford Ltd.; Pieter Van Gelder, TUD; Andreas Kortenhaus, LWI Use of Geomorphic and Airborne Geophysical Data for Analysis of Levees and Floodplain Processes for Levee Evaluations in California. Justin Pearce, Fugro - William Lettis Associates, Inc.; Duston Marlow, CEG, Fugro West, Inc.; Selvaratnam Selvamohan, Claudio Avila, PG, CEG, California Dept. of Water Resources

D-3 & D-4B Linking Mapping and Salons 11&12 Mitigation / Risk MAP Moderator: Bruce Bender, Bender Consulting Services, ASFPM Insurance Committee Preparing Your Community for Risk MAP. Chris Budd, CFM, PBS&J The NFIP, Mitigation Planning, and Risk Assessment: Issues and Future Directions. Chad Berginnis, CFM, Joan Flack, Dick Wild, CFM, Michael Baker Jr., Inc.

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North Carolina Floodplain Mapping Program: Demonstration of Integrated Hazard Risk Management. John K. Dorman, CFM, North Carolina Floodplain Mapping Program; David M. Key, PE, CFM, ESP Associates; Stephanie Y. Dunham, PE, Dewberry Understanding the Lifecycle Approach for Managing Flood Risk. Garrett Skinner, CFM, PBS&J

D-7 DFIRMs: Meeting Current and Grand D New Standards Moderator: Chris Eckhart, CFM, ZAI The New FEMA Flood Map. Scott McAfee, CFM, FEMA R-IX; Paul Rooney, FEMA R-I Meeting FEMA Floodplain Boundary Standards - An Automated Approach. Lin Peng, Barrett Goodwin, GISP, CFM, CDM Using Automated Processes to Conquer FEMA Quality Reviews. Mark A. Zito, Michael D. Schultz, CFM, Troy R. Thielen, CFM, CDM MapMod Flood Insurance Study Management in the Post Preliminary Phase. Jaspreet Randhawa, EIT, CFM, Onur Celik, CFM, CDM

D-8 Managing Risk in Unstudied and Grand E Approximate Study Areas Moderator: Daryle Fontenot, PE, CFM, AECOM First American’s Flood Risk Score - Going Beyond the Flood Map. Bruce Thelen, First American Spatial Solutions; Mike Swartz, CFM, First American Flood Data Services Non-Encroachment Area Mapping - A Tool For Local Administrators. Stephen Smith, CFM, Pitt County Planning Department; David Key, PE, CFM, ESP Associates

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Application and Techniques for Delineating Approximate Floodplain Study. Sudhanshu Mishra, CFM, Salman U. Babar, Neftalem Negussie, Greenhorne & O’Mara Redelineation of Effective Detailed Study: Common Problems and Solu tions. K.C. Robinson, EIT, CFM, Laura Chap, PE, PBS&J

3:30-4:00 Break, Sponsored by Gannett Fleming Final Exhibits Jr. Ballroom

Silent Auction Closes Jr. Foyer

4:00-5:30 Concurrent Session E E-1 Linking Environmental Benefits Salons 1&2

to Coastal Flood Mitigation Moderator: John McShane, US EPA Green Works to Reduce Flood Risks in New Orleans? Mathijs van Ledden, PhD, Haskoning Inc.; M. Vosse, A.J. Lansen, M. Kluijver Innovative Floodplain Strategies for Coastal Areas: Application of Coastal No Adverse Impact Principles. Alan Lulloff, PE, CFM, ASFPM; David Fowler, CFM, Milwaukee Metro Sewerage District, ASFPM Regional Director, Natural & Beneficial Functions Committee; Rodney E. Emmer, PhD. (in memoriam); Phillip Keillor (in memoriam) Shoreline Protection and Flood Management at Port Aransas Nature Preserve, Texas. M. Cameron Perry, PE, Brett Geesey, HDR | Shiner Moseley and Associates, Inc.

E-2 American Rivers Showcase: Salons 3&4 Sustainable Flood Management Through the Removal of Structural Barriers in the Floodplain Moderator: Stephanie Lindloff, American Rivers The Impacts of Structures on Rivers and Floodplains: Dams, Levees, Embankments, Road Crossing, and More! Mike Kline, Vermont

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Department of Environmental Conservation Implementation of Sustainable Flood Management Practices: Examples and Methods. Laura Wildman, American Rivers The “How To” of Barrier Removal from Rivers and Floodplains. Brian Graber, American Rivers

E-3 International Approaches to Salons 5&6 Risk Management Moderator: Adri Verwey, Deltares, ASFPM International Committee A New National Policy and an EU Directive: Flood Risk Management in Ireland. Mark Adamson, M.Eng, DipBS, MIEI, CEng, John Martin, PhD, MIEI, C.Eng., Office of Public Works (OPW) Flood Risk Policy in the Netherlands. Annemargreet de Leeuw, Marcel van der Doef, Deltares Development of a Levee Information Management System for the Southeast Louisiana Flood Protection Authority – East. S.N. (Bas) Jonkman, René Zijlstra, Mathijs Bos, Royal Haskoning; Mathijs van Ledden, Ries Kluskens, Haskoning Inc.; Leo Zwang, Fugro Ingenieursbureau; Jan Stijnen, HKV Consultants; Robert A. Turner, Southeast Louisiana Flood Protection Authority

E-4 FEMA Showcase II: FEMA Risk Salons 7&8 Reduction Division Update Moderator: Deborah Ingram, FEMA Floodplain Management Update. Lois Forster, FEMA Grants Update. Tony Hake, FEMA 2010 Mitigation Grant Guidance. Keith Turi, FEMA Building Sciences Update. John Ingargiola, CFM, FEMA

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E-5 Identifying and Communicating Salons 9&10 Levee Risk Moderator: Henrietta Williams, FEMA R-IV Risk Identification of Levees Along the Mississippi River in Arkansas. Edie Vinson-Wright, CFM, Scott Stone, PE, CFM, CDM; Guy Lowes, PE, FEMA R-VI Levee Risk – Communicating it at the Local Level. Don Armour, PE, Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. Mapping New Levee-Related Flood Risk: From Outreach to Databases to Maps to Outreach. Lisa Messano, CFM, Burke Greer, CFM, Michael Baker Jr. Inc.

E-6 Post-Disaster Collaborative Salons 11&12 Initiatives Moderator: Firas Makarem, CFM, CDM The Silver Jackets Program - Multiple Agencies Teaming Together to Improve Flood Risk Management. Jennifer Dunn, CFM, USACE Institute for Water Resources Galveston County Disaster Response to Hurricane Ike: “Disaster Response and Recovery a la GIS”. John Ivey, PE, CFM, John Espinoza, PE, CFM, Jack Furlong, PE, Halff Associates; Mike Fitzgerald, PE, Sean Welsh, CFM, Galveston County; Dewey H. Brunt III, PE, Huitt Zollars, Inc.; John A. Laser, PE, CFM, Bruce Davidson, GIS, David Dow, PE, AECOM Oklahoma Floodplain Managers Association (OFMA) Disaster Response Team (DRT) Volunteer Program. Bill Smith, PE, CFM, Oklahoma Floodplain Managers Association

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E-7, E-8 Risk MAP Town Hall Grand DE Join this town hall meeting when FEMA hosts a dialogue on Risk MAP. Be part of a robust dis-cussion with Doug Bellomo, Director of FEMA’s Risk Analysis Division, on how FEMA’s Risk MAP program plan has matured. FEMA staff will be on hand to discuss other timely and important topics during this meeting. Questions and audience par-ticipation will be encouraged!

5:30 - Dinner on your own, enjoy the evening

5:30-6:30 Foundation Donors and Sig. 2 Corporate Partners Reception and LIVE Auction (by invitation only) If you did not receive an invitation as a 2009 Foundation donor, you can still buy your way in! Just see Debbie Pond at the Conference Registration Desk on the 1st Floor

See you in OKLAHOMA CITY! May 16 - 21, 2010

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Thursday - 6/11/2009

Thursday, June 11, 2009

7:00-8:15 Regional Discussion Sessions: Regions 1 & 2 Salons 1&2 Region 3 Salons 3&4 Region 4 Salons 5&6 Region 5 Salons 7&8 Region 6 Salons 9&10 Region 7 Salons 11&12 Region 8 Salons 13&14 Region 9 Salons 15&16 Region 10 Salons 17&18

8:30-10:00 Plenary Session 4 Grand ABC THINGS WE NEED TO UNDERSTAND ABOUT LEVEES. Flood risk management policies regard-ing levees are challenging…and they are chang-ing. Our panelists will provide feedback from the Intergovernmental Flood Risk Management Committee, an overview of national policies and programs including inventory and conditions of levees, and some thoughts about how we might effect change. 1. Current Initiatives and Future Directions: Peter Rabbon, National Flood Risk Program Director, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 2. Levees in a Risk MAP World: Doug Bellomo, Director, Risk Analysis Branch, FEMA-DHS 3. Facing the Challenges: Samantha “Sam” Riley-Medlock, JD, CFM, ASFPM Policy and Partnerships Program Manager Moderator: Greg Main, CFM, ASFPM Vice Chair; Indiana State Floodplain Manager

10:00-10:30 Break, Sponsored by Tetra Tech 2nd Floor

10:30-noon Special FEMA Session Salons 15&16 on Revised Guidance for CAVs and CACs (Walk-in Session)

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10:30-noon Concurrent Session FF-1 New England Coast Salons 1&2

Moderator: Brent McCarthy, PE, CFM, AECOM Enhancing Open Coast Tide Gage Analysis with Detailed Numerical Methods for Estuaries in New England. Kerry Bogdan, CFM, Michael Goetz, FEMA R-I; Timothy S. Hillier, PE, CFM, CDM Updating Floodplain Maps for the New England Coastline – A Partnership Success Story. Amol Daxikar, CFM, Kerry Bogdan, CFM, Timothy Hillier, PE, CFM, CDM New Bedford Hurricane Barrier – A Three Party System. Brian Caufield, CFM, Timothy S. Hillier, PE, CFM, CDM; David O. Mendelsohn, CFM, FEMA R-I; Rich Zingarelli, Massachusetts DCR

F-2 Stream Restoration Case Studies Salons 3&4 Moderator: Dave Carlton, PE, CFM, ESA Adolfson, ASFPM Natural & Beneficial Functions Committee Stream Restoration: Road to Floodplain Management & Sustainable Development Case Study: Roanoke Rapids Reach 2 & 5. Amit Sachan, PE, CFM, Michael A. Hanson, PE, Dewberry Restoring Teton Creek After an Illegal Dredging: Stakeholders, Science, and Scenery. Jennifer Zung, PE, LEED, AP, CFM, Harmony Design & Engineering Implementing River Corridor Plans to Restore Rivers and Floodplains in Vermont. Kari Dolan, CFM, Ned Swanberg, CFM, VT Agency of Natural Resources; Mike Kline, Vermont DEC; Rob Evans, CFM, Vermont State Floodplain Manager

F-3 Reasons and Corrections of Salons 5&6 Violations Moderator: Paul Osman, CFM, Illinois State Floodplain Manager

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Turning the Ship Around: How Shady Cove Survived Probation, and How You Can Avoid it. Becca Croft, CFM, Public Works Management, Inc.; Mark Riebau; PE, CFM, FEMA R-X; Christine Shirley, CFM, Oregon State Floodplain Manager FEMA Region II Floodplain Issues – A Learning Experience on Implementing NFIP Regulations. Juan Arevalo, EIT, CFM, Lilantha Tennekoon, Michael Baker Jr., Inc. Common Floodplain Management Violations and Ways to Prevent Them. Rhonda Montgomery, CFM, FEMA

F-4 Local Mitigation Success Stories Salons 7&8 and Lessons Learned Moderator: Jaspreet Randhawa, EIT, CFM, CDM Elm Creek: Flood Mitigation, Key to Urban Revitalization. Ronald D. Flanagan, CFM, Flanagan & Associates, LLC Historic Preservation in Light of Historic Devastation Part 3: Losses Avoided. Mike J. Robinson, CFM, PBS&J Multi Objective Mitigation Planning: Boulder County’s Experience. Jeffrey Brislawn, CFM, AMEC Earth and Environmental

F-5 Levee Decision Making Process Salons 9&10 Moderator: MaryBeth Breed, CFM, FTN Associates, Ltd. The Five Stages of Grief Levee Deaccreditation. Kathy Schaefer, PE, CFM, FEMA R-IX Initial Consulting Services Regarding Levee Certification. Mario Glorioso, PE, Rajiv Matta, CFM, AMEC Earth and Environmental Asset Management: Prioritizing actions - from data collection to intervention. Paul Sayers, Michael Wallis, Ben Gouldby, Jonathan Simm, Mark Morris, HR Wallingford Ltd.; Mervyn Bramley, Independent Consultant / Environment Agency Advisor; Geoff Baxter, Environment Agency

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F-6 CRS Success Stories Salons 11&12 Moderator: Del Schwalls, PE, CFM, CDM Surviving and Thriving: Results of the 5-Year CRS Cycle Reverification Visit in Licking County Ohio - Increasing Points and Improving Classification Rating While Enhancing Sustainable Floodplain Management. Jim Mickey, CF, FF2, CFI, CFM, Jerry Brems, CFM, Licking County On Beyond FEMA: How Pierce County is Expanding the Floodway. Dennis Dixon, CFM, Pierce County Stormwater Management; Patty Dillon, PE, Sam Gould, Northwest Hydraulic Consultants CRS Flood Mitigation Planning in Savannah, Georgia. Lawrence Frank, AICP, URS Corporation; Darrin Punchard, AICP, CFM, AECOM

F-7 Looking Forward, Looking Back Grand D For Flood Prediction and Modelling Moderator: Matt Koch, PE, CFM, AECOM Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Floods. Sheng Yue, PhD, PE, PH, CFM, Christopher Moss, PE, CFM, Guillermo Simon, PE, CFM, Michael DelCharco, Taylor Engineering Hydrologic Model Calibration Using Field Measured Bankfull Discharge. Troy Biggs, PE, PH, CFM, Hrushikesh Sandhe, PE, AMEC Earth and Environmental Paleofloods in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Nancy Steinberger, PE, CFM, FEMA R-VIII

F-8 Residual Risk – Assessment and Grand E Management of Levees and Dams Moderator: Jen Marcy, CFM, PBS&J, ASFPM Training and Outreach Committee Floodplain Management Applications and Risk MAP Implications for Inundation Mapping and Emergency Action Planning at Pine Hill Lakes Dam. Jonathan D. Keeling, PE, CFM, John Menninger, EI, Stantec Consulting Services

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Surface Runoff Modelling for Pluvial Urban Flooding Under Extreme Conditions. Mingzhuo Li, João P. Leitão, Čedo Maksimović, Imperial College London Estimating Flood Risk and Improving Levee Management with the Mid-Term Levee Inventory and HAZUS. Stefan Zink, CFM, Michael Baker Jr., Inc

Noon-1:45 ASFPM Annual National Grand ABC Awards Luncheon. . . and invitation to the ASFPM 2010 Conference in Oklahoma City, OK, May 16 - 21, 2010, hosted by Oklahoma Chapter.

2:00-4:00 ASFPM Chapters Session Salon 18

2:00-5:00 Training Workshops (Mis)Understanding the Salons 15&16 NFIP – Grandfathering, Severe Rep Loss, and Increased Cost of Compliance Instructors: Bruce Bender, Bender Consulting Services, ASFPM Insurance Committee; Paul Osman, CFM, Illinois State Floodplain Manager, ASFPM Insurance Committee; Chad Berginnis, CFM, Michael Baker Jr., Inc., ASFPM Mitigation POD Facilitator

The Prudent and Ethical Salon 17 Floodplain Manager Instructor: David Williams, PE, PhD., D.WRE, PH, CFM, Mike DePue, PE, D.WRE, CFM, PBS&J

2:00-3:30 Concurrent Session GG-1 Storm Surge Modelling Salons 1&2

Moderator: Darryl Hatheway, CFM, AECOM Coastal Hazards Modeling for Franklin, Wakulla, and Jefferson Counties, Florida. Jeff Gangai, CFM, Elena Drei-Horgan, CFM, Dewberry; Ron Bartel, PE, Northwest Florida Water Management District; Jonica Gibson, PE, CFM, URS Corp.

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Regional Coastal Storm Surge Study and Outreach, FEMA Region III. Robin Danforth, PE, CFM, FEMA R-III; Jeff Hanson, USACE; Brian K. Batten, PhD, CFM, Jeff Gangai, CFM, Dewberry Methodology Challenges and Update for the North Carolina Storm Surge Study. Kenneth Ashe, PE, CFM, Tom Cadwallader, PE, CFM, North Carolina Flood Mapping Program; Chris Mack, PE, Dewberry

G-2 Prioritizing Stormwater Actions Salons 3&4 Moderator: Paul Woodward, PE, CFM, Olsson Associates, ASFPM Stormwater Committee An Integrated Solutions Approach to Watershed Management – Study Phase to Project Implementation in Austin, Texas. Eric Stewart, PE, CFM, Morgan Byars, PE, HDR Rapid Risk Assessment of Potential Stream Erosion Due to Hydromodification. Dragoslav Stefanovic, PhD, PE, D.WRE, Martin Teal, PH, PE, D.WRE, WEST Consultants, Inc. The Evaluation of Watershed Management Scenarios and the Development of Prioritization Schemes to Restore and Protect Streams and Watersheds. Mary L. Searing, PE, D.WRE, GISP, Greenhorne & O’Mara, Inc.

G-3 State Program Initiatives Salons 5&6 Moderator: Allen Groover, PE, Dewberry The New Jersey Design Flood Discharge– A More Logical Form of Freeboard. Alan Springett, FEMA R-II; Joseph Ruggeri, PE, CFM, New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection NFIP LOMR Process: Coordination of Regulatory/H&H Reviews with Minnesota DNR. Allison L. Westlund, CFM, Shilpa Anand, CFM, Thomas W. Smith, PE, Michael Baker Jr., Inc.; Suzanne Jiwani, PE, CFM, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources

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North Carolina’s Enhanced Outreach Practices. Randy Mundt, AICP, CFM, NCFMP; Tara Aims, CFM, Dewberry

G-4A HAZUS Salons 7&8 Moderator: Ken Leep, CFM, California OES, ASFPM Chapter Director Results and Lessons Learned- Southern California HAZUS RiskMAP Pilots in Riverside, San Bernardino, and Orange Counties. Raymond Lenaburg, FEMA R-IX; Stephanie Routh, CFM, John Hoffman, CFM, Dewberry HAZUS-MH Flood Model Evaluation: Flood Damage Estimates vs. Flood Damage Claims. Jeff Stone, GISP, CFM, ASFPM Risk Analysis That Connects All NFIP User Groups. Rick Burgess, FEMA R-IV; Melissa Berry, South Carolina Emergency Management; Richard Butgereit, Florida Emergency Management

G-5 Local Recertification / Salons 9&10 Levee Issues II Moderator: Michael Dopko, CFM, NYSFSMA, ASFPM Chapter Director To Protect or Not Protect – Floodplain Mapping of the City of Des Moines Levee System Amidst the 2008 Flood. Roger Denick, PE, CFM, Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.; Rick A. Nusz, PH, CFM, FEMA R-VII Challenges of Modifying Federal Levee Systems by Local Interests. Jeffrey E. Twitchell, PE, Wood Rogers, Inc.; Bill Hampton, Levee District No. 1 of Sutter County How Does a Bay County Keep Its Houses Above Water? Las Gallinas Creek Watershed, CA. Michael C. Nowlan, PE, CFM, Joseph Barnes, PE, Wood Rogers, Inc.; Tim Hampton, Marin County Flood Control

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G-4B Watershed Studies / Salons 11&12 Master Plans Moderator: Travis Scott, PE, CFM, FTN Associates, Ltd. Lee Moore Wash Basin Management Study: Avoiding Tomorrow’s Potential Hazards with Effective Planning Today. John Wise, PE, Stantec Flood Protection Concept for the River Elbe in Saxony (Germany) with Focus on its Capital Dresden. Michael Moder, FUGRO-HGN GmbH A Drainage Master Plan in “Flashflood Alley” Texas – Case Study. Cris Parker, PE, CFM, HDR

G-7 Flood Recovery Mapping Grand D Moderator: Mary Blocker, CFM, FEMA R-IV Enhanced Flood Risk Mitigation Products for Post-Flood Recovery Mapping in Iowa - Using High Resolution LiDAR Data and Innovative Technology to Create Enhanced Flood Mitigation Products for Mahaska County, IA. Lynn Mayo, PE, CFM, URS Corporation; David Key, PE, CFM, ESP Associates National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Flood Inundation Mapping in the Green Zone. Victor Hom, Thomas Graziano, NOAA NWS Hydrologic Services Division; Doug Marcy, NOAA Coastal Services Center Advance Modelling for Floodplain and Inundation Maps. Sujeeth Draksharam, PE, Sirrus Engineers Inc.; Ataul Hannan, PE, CFM, Harris County Flood Control District; Edward Melger, Deltares | Delft Hydraulics

G-8 Risk Assessment and Communication Grand E Moderator: John Hoffman, CFM, Dewberry Benefits of Digital Flood Hazard Data: Uses for Identifying, Communicating, and Mitigating Risk. Michael Skowronek, AICP, GISP, CFM, Burke Greer, CFM, Michael Baker Jr., Inc.

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Benefits and Implications of Using a Watershed-Based Approach for Characterizing Flood Hazard Risks. M. Saleem Ashraf, PhD, PE, Syed Qayum, CFM, Michael Baker Jr., Inc. National Flood Risk Assessment - A Comparison of Approaches from Scotland, Northern Ireland, and England and Wales. Paul Sayers, Mike Panzeri, B P Gouldby, C McGahey, D M Ramsbottom, M Calvert, Rivers Agency, D Murphy, Environment Agency

3:30-4:00 Break, Sponsored by Parsons Brinckerhoff 2nd Floor

4:00-5:30 Concurrent Session HH-1 Coastal Mitigation Salons 1&2

Moderator: Bob Durrin, CFM, FEMA R-IV Non-Structural Features of a Comprehensive Coastwise System of Storm Surge Protection in Louisiana. Keven M. Lovetro, CFM, USACE HMGP Pilot Reconstruction in Areas Re-mapped as Coastal High Hazard / V-Zone. Franki Coons, CFM, FEMA LA-TRO; Casey Levy, CFM, LA State Hazard Mitigation Officer; Jeff Giering, CFM, LA Assistant State Hazard Mitigation Officer Nonstructural Flood Damage Reduction in the Mississippi Coastal Improvement Program. Gene Barr, CFM, USACE

H-2 Local Programs Salons 3&4 Moderator: Dave Fowler, CFM, Milwaukee Metro Sewerage District, ASFPM Natural & Beneficial Functions Committee Floodplain Management in Urban Districts: Stormwater Strategies for Densely Developed Communities. Laura Mwirigi, EI, CFM, PBS&J Greenseams Program: Milwaukee’s Green Infrastructure Flood Management Program. David Grusznski, The Conservation Fund

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Designing Flood Management to Provide River-Scale Ecological Improvements Along the Menomonee River, Milwaukee, WI. Michael Schwar, PhD, PE, CFM, HNTB Corporation; Jennifer Wright, PE, Milwaukee Metro Sewerage District

H-3 LOMCs Salons 5&6 Moderator: Manas Borah, PhD, PE, CFM, AECOM NFIP Perspectives on Erosion and Sediment Transport. Sacha Tohme, PE, CFM, Michael Baker Jr., Inc.; Mounir Boudjemaa, AECOM; Jon Fuller, PE, RG, PH, D.WRE, CFM, JE Fuller Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc. Mistake Free MT-1 Submittals. Michael Gilliam, CFM, Greenhorne & O’Mara eLOMA – A Faster and Greener Way to Obtain LOMA Determinations. David Mummert, CFM, Michael Baker Jr., Inc.; Joshua Smith, CFM, FEMA

H-4 Warning Systems Salons 7&8 Moderator: Mark Slauter, CFM, Virginia Dept. of Emergency Management Strategies in Risk Communication: Flood Inundation Maps in the Upper Susquehanna River Basin. Benjamin Pratt, PE, CFM, Susquehanna River Basin Commission; Mat Mampara, CFM, Dewberry; Michael Schaffner, NOAA National Weather Service A Flood Warning System for City of Findlay, Ohio. Matthew Whitehead, USGS Realtime Floodplain Modeling with InfoWorks RS. Andrew Rooke, PE, CFM, AECOM; Nefi Garza, PE, San Antonio River Authority

H-5 Scoping and Modelling New Salons 9&10 Levee Projects Moderator: Elizabeth Savage, URS Corporation

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Mid Island Dyke Scoping Study. George Peters, Ronny Vergouwe, DHV Group; Colin Kristiansen, Todd Bowie, Delcan A Study to Design Flood Control Structures and Levees Along Rio de la Plata in Puerto Rico. Rahul Parab, EI, Michael Kabiling, PhD, PE, Taylor Engineering, Inc. Two- Dimensional Hydraulic Modeling for Levee Systems. Shyamal Chowdhury, PhD, CFM, Jeffrey Twitchell, PE, Jennifer Buchanan, Wood Rogers, Inc.

H-6 Hands-On Education and Salons 11&12 Outreach Moderator: Dorothy Douglas, FEMA R-IV “Hands-on” Watershed/Floodplain Model for Education and Outreach. Mark Walton, CFM, NOAA National Weather Service Outreach From the Ground Up. C. Warren Campbell, PhD, PE, CFM, Western Kentucky University FloodManager – A New Interactive Serious Game. Curtis Beitel, PE, CFM, ASFPM Foundation Representative

H-7 Topography Grand D Moderator: Michael DePue, PE, CFM, PBS&J DFIRM Mapping: Alternative Elevation Data Resources. Michael DePue, D.WRE, PE, CFM, PBS&J; Kea Beiningen, CFM, Intermap Technologies Inc. On the Quality of Contour Modelling Using Lidar Data Versus Photogrammetrically-Derived Solution. Qassim Abdullah, PhD, PLS, CP, Debbie Simerlink, Fugro EarthData A Closer Look at Datum Conversions. Amy Bergbreiter, PE, CFM, Roberto Ramirez, CFM, Zachary Baccala, PBS&J

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H-8 Calibration and Q/C of H&H Models Grand E Moderator: Vince DiCamillo, CFM, Greenhorne & O’Mara Hydrologic Review: Assessing the “Reasonableness” of the Flood Frequency Function Above and Beyond FEMA Guidelines. Gary Guhl, PE, CFM, K. C. Robinson, EIT, CFM, Amy Bergbreiter, PE, CFM, PBS&J Making Hydrologic Sense with Gage Adjusted Radar Rainfall in Cache Creek Watershed, CA. Michael C. Nowlan, PE, CFM, Wood Rodgers, Inc.; Ilse Gayl, OneRain Inc. Verification of Floodplain Delineation Hydrologic and Hydraulic Models Using Radar Derived Rainfall Grids with the FLO-2D Model. Thomas Loomis, PE, RLS, CFM, Flood Control District of Maricopa County; Beth Clarke, Weather Decision Technologies, Inc.

6:30-9:30 Taste of CityWalk® Block Party at Universal® (optional ticketed dinner event) Sponsored by Accenture, AMEC Earth & Environmental, Dewberry, HDR, STARR, and URS Corporation

Don’t miss this final opportunity to network with your collegues and enjoy the best of several worlds at Universal CityWalk®. We will have exclusive ac-cess to three separate venues at CityWalk®: Bob Marley, a taste of the islands with a live raggae band; Pat O’Brien’s, straight from New Orleans featuring Dueling Pianos; and CityWalk’s Rising Star, karaoke with a twist – guests are the stars with a live band to back them up! Each venue will offer its own themed medley of food choices while a DJ on the street keeps us entertained as we move from venue to ven-ue. Ticket price includes transportation, food, beer, wine, and soda, as well as musical entertainment.

YOUR NAME BADGE AND TICKET MUST BE PRESENTED FOR ADMISSION!

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Friday, June 12, 2009

Technical Field Tours Bus Load9:00-12:45 Blue Springs State Park, A Designated

Manatee Refuge

9:00-3:30 Old Spanish Sugar Mill and Eco Boat Tour at DeLeon Springs State Park

Workshops and Training8:00-noon How to Conduct a Loss Avoidance Salon 12

Study for Implemented Hazard Mitigation Projects Instructors: Shabbar Saifee, Gina White, FEMA; Jae Park, PhD., Sherry Crouch, PE, CFM, URS Corporation Technical Issues in DFIRM Salon 2 and LOMR Submittals Instructors: Alex Haptemariam, PE, CFM, Brian Lee, Greenhorne & O’Mara, Inc. Watershed Modelling Nuts and Bolts Salon 11 Instructors: Gordon McClung, SW Florida Water Management District; Pete Singhofen, Streamline Technologies, Inc.; Dean Djokic, ESRI Designing Flood Warning Salon 15 Systems for Hurricane Impact Zones John Henz, CCM, Michael McMahon, HDR

9:00-noon Floodplain Modelling and Salon 13 Real-Time Flood Forecasting Instructors: Michael Crenshaw, PE, CFM, Anthony Henry, Wallingford Software Substantial Damage Estimator Salon 14 Instructors: Susan Wilson, CFM, Prasad Inmula, PhD., PE, CFM, FEMA R-IV

10:00-noon Risk and Uncertainty Analysis - Salon 1 A Primer for FPMers Instructors: Mike DePue, D.WRE, PE, CFM, David Williams, PhD., PE, PH, D.WRE, CFM, PBS&J

9:00-noon CFM EXAM Salon 6

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�ursdayJune 11, 2009

WednesdayJune 10, 2009

TuesdayJune 9, 2009

MondayJune 8, 2009

SundayJune 7, 2009

FridayJune 12, 2009

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Directors Meeting 1:00–6:00

WELCOME FEST7:30–10:00

Signature 1 & Poolside

Concurrent Session G2:00–3:30

Early Bird Sessions 7:00–8:15

Plenary Session 1 8:30–10:00

Concurrent Session A 10:30–Noon

LuncheonNoon–1:30

State Floodplain Managers & State Hazard Mitigation

Officers Meet & Greet5:30–7:00

First Timers Orientation

3:00 and 5:00

Concurrent Session F 10:30–Noon

Chapter Leadership Issues

3:00–3:30

ASFPM Awards Luncheon

Noon–1:50

Concurrent Session B 1:45–3:15

Concurrent Session C 3:45–5:15

Concurrent Session H 4:00–5:30

Taste of CityWalk® Block Party6:30–9:30

Exhibits Social,Silent Auction

5:15–6:30

Floodplain Managers' Round-Up7:00–10:00

Break / Exhibits

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Plenary Session 48:30–10:00

Region Meetings7:00–8:15

Workshops8:00–5:00

Workshops8:00–Noon

Technical Field Tours9:00–6:00

CFM Exam9:00–Noon

Silent Auction Commences

3:00 thru Wed

ASFPM Membership Meeting

4:00–5:00

CFM Exam4:00–7:00

Moderators Coordination5:00–5:20

Exhibits Grand Opening5:00–7:00

Golf Outing7:00–3:00



Committee Chairs Meeting

1:00–5:00

ASFPM Nat'l Policy Issues Discussions

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10:00 and 3:00


Break / Exhibits

Plenary Session 310:30–Noon

Lunch On Your OwnNoon–1:30

Concurrent Session D1:30–3:30

Break3:30–4:00

Concurrent Session E,Risk MAP Town Hall

4:00–5:30

Donors/Partners Reception

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WANTEDThe posse is out and the search has

begun to round-up floodplain managers for some good ol’ fashioned revelry!

Grab your hat and boots and get ready to “two step” the night away at the

Hosted by the ASFPM Titanium Sponsors: Baker, AECOM, Dewberry, URS, and STARR

Your Risk MAP Production and Technical Services Contractors

Guests should corral at the pick-up area by Signature 1 at the Rosen Centre to hitch a ride

downtown on our stagecoach at 6:30pm. Coaches will run on a continuous loop until 11:00pm.

Cheyenne Saloon and

Opera House

Tuesday, June 9, 20097:00pm - 10:00pm

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