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Cooperating Organizations Local Host 4 Invitation from the Chairman of the 12 Symposium Organizing Committee 13 Technical Workshops 5 Invitation from the President of ICOLD 16 Exhibition 6 Invitation from the Commissioner of the 16 Cultural Event U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 17 City Tours 6 Invitation from the Superintendent of Seattle City Light 18 Technical Tours 7 ICOLD Information 20 Accompanying Persons Program and Optional Tours 8 ICOLD 2013 Venue 23 Study Tours 9 Hotel Reservations — Sheraton Seattle Hotel 37 General Information 10 Program 38 Registration Information Contact Information Contact Table of ContentsTable &

ICOLD 2013 USSD Organizing Committee Board of Directors Michael F. Rogers, MWH — Chairman Michael F. Rogers, MWH — President Daniel J. Hertel, Engineering Solutions, LLC — Keith A. Ferguson, HDR Engineering, Vice Chairman Inc. — President-Elect Contact Robert W. Johnson, Former Commissioner, Patrick J. Regan, Federal Energy Information — U.S. Bureau of Reclamation — Honorary Chairman Regulatory Commission — Vice President General Larry D. Stephens, USSD — Executive Director John S. Wolfhope, Freese and Larry D. Stephens Susan S. Anderson, USSD — Operations Nichols, Inc., Secretary-Treasurer U.S. Society on Dams 1616 17th Street, Robin G. Charlwood, Robin Charlwood Ross Boulanger, University of Suite 483 & Associates — Program California, Davis Denver, CO 80202 John Wolfhope, Freese and Nichols, Inc. — USA Dean B. Durkee, Gannett Fleming, Symposium & Workshops Inc. Phone: 303-628-5430 Wayne D. Edwards, W.D. Edwards Fax: 303-628-5431 B. Alex Grenoble, HDR Engineering, Consulting, LLC — Study Tours Inc. E-mail: stephens@ Douglas Boyer, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers — ussdams.org Eric C. Halpin, U.S. Army Corps of U.S. Dams Book www.icold2013.org Engineers www.ussdams.org Laila Berry, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers — Study Karen A. Knight, U.S. Bureau of Tour Liaison Reclamation Contact Leanna Principe, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation — Information — James E. Lindell, MWH Study Tour Liaison Symposium Guy S. Lund, URS Corporation William B. Bingham, Gannett Fleming, Inc. — Authors Sponsorships Manoshree Sundaram, MWH Amanda Griffin Kristin Rogers — Accompanying Persons Daniel L. Wade, San Francisco Public Freese and Nichols, Inc. Utilities Commission E-mail: [email protected]

3 Dear Delegates and Guests of the 81st Annual Meeting of ICOLD:

On behalf of the members of the United States Society on Dams, I am pleased to extend this invitation to worldwide experts in dams to join us in Seattle, Washington, USA on 12-16 August 2013, for the 81st Annual Meeting of the International Commission on Large Dams. This event offers extraordinary opportunities to our colleagues involved with the development, operation and maintenance of critical water resource infrastructure for dams around the world to share our knowledge and lessons learned. The 81st Annual Meeting of ICOLD will be held in scenic downtown Seattle, Washington, with easy access to the airport, shopping, cultural sites and general tourist places of interest. We are excited about the opportunity to host our ICOLD colleagues in the United States for the first time since the 1988 Congress. The sustainable development of renewable resources with environmental stewardship is of great importance as developed and developing countries alike seek to strengthen and maintain critical infrastructure. The United States has almost 85,000 dams that deliver a broad array of benefits, including water and power supply, flood risk management, water quality, recreation, sedimentation control, and other benefits for our citizens. The United States is pleased to host this international meeting to facilitate discussion and the exchange of information on these important topics and share key technological advances by the engineers and scientists in attendance. I encourage you also to consider one of the exciting pre- or post-meeting tours of dams in the United States that are offered. We look forward to seeing you in Seattle. Michael F. Rogers President, United States Society on Dams and Chairman, ICOLD 2013 Organizing Committee

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5 Invitation from the President of ICOLD

To the Nations of the International Commission on Large Dams:

On behalf of the United States of America, it is my pleasure to extend an invitation to the international community to join the 81st Annual Meeting of the International Commission on Large Dams (ICOLD) in Seattle, Washington, on 12-16 August 2013. Over eighty years have passed since the first ICOLD World Congress gathered in Stockholm. Much has changed since then, yet ICOLD’s mission to advance the art and science of dams is as relevant today as it was in 1929. As we have seen around the world, the sustainable development of renewable resources through the development of infrastructure remains a priority, both in developed Invitation from the from Invitation and developing countries alike. The United States is pleased to host this international meeting to facilitate discussion, exchange

Commissioner of the of Commissioner information and share key technological advances. We look forward to sharing our vast experience and lessons learned from building and maintaining almost 85,000 dams that have delivered a broad array of benefits for our citizens. I encourage international participants to share in this knowledge, and hope that your tours of U.S. dams and infrastructure following the meeting will be instructive and enjoyable. As one of the original founding member countries of ICOLD, we are honored to have been selected U.S. Bureau of Reclamation of Bureau U.S. to host this important meeting and we look forward to welcoming you to Seattle. Our Federal agencies, private sector partners and the people of the United States of America are eager to extend our most gracious hospitality and friendship. Michael L. Connor, Commissioner, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation

To the Delegates and Guests of the 81st Annual Meeting of ICOLD:

On behalf of the great city of Seattle, I am delighted to welcome you to the 81st ICOLD Annual Meeting that will be held in August 2013. We warmly welcome you and your families to this important ICOLD Meeting on dam engineering, construction, operation and maintenance. Created by the citizens of Seattle in 1902, Seattle City Light has served our customers with electricity and related services for more than a century. Over the years we have worked very hard to keep Seattle’s electricity affordable, reliable, and environmentally sound. In 2010, energy from clean and efficient hydropower accounted for more than 92% of the electricity provided to our Seattle City Light Seattle Invitation from the from Invitation customers. Today Seattle City Light is a recognized national leader in energy Superintendent of Superintendent efficiency and environmental stewardship. Seattle is a vibrant, modern city with many great tourist places, shops and attractions. We invite you and your family to take time during your stay with us to visit our many exciting museums, stores and recreational attractions. We hope that you will take advantage of the local City Tour, Technical Tours of local interest, and Accompanying Persons Tours of the local culture as part of the ICOLD Meeting. More information about our city can be found on the Internet at http://www. seattle.gov/visiting/. Enjoy your stay in Seattle; return home with only fond memories of your visit; and hopefully, some day you will find an occasion to return to our magnificent city in the majestic Pacific Northwest of the United States. Jorge Carrasco, Superintendent, Seattle City Light

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7 ICOLD Information Seattle, The Emerald City With an area population of more than 2013 3.2 million people, Seattle is the major Venue

ICOLD economic, cultural and educational center of the Pacific Northwest. A major Pacific Welcome to Ocean seaport, Seattle is situated on an Seattle! isthmus between Puget Sound and Lake Washington about 180 kilometers south The U.S. Society on of the U.S. – Canadian border. Seattle is Dams welcomes ICOLD known for its mild and rainy climate, but to the United States of during the summer, the weather is generally America for the 81st dry and warm. With hundreds of daily Annual Meeting. The flights by 25 major national and international meeting will be held 12-16 airlines, the Seattle-Tacoma International August 2013, in Seattle, Airport serves millions of travelers each year. Washington, USA. USSD selected Seattle for its While in the city, visitors can enjoy a 360 location in the beautiful degree view of the city from the top of the Pacific Northwest part Space Needle, stroll through the historic of the country, proximity Pike Place Market, see 300 species of to major dams and marine life at the Seattle Aquarium or ride on the world’s third largest ferry system to nearby hydroelectric projects, islands. Seattle offers a variety of dining options guaranteed to please your palate, from fresh- and the proximity of off-the-boat seafood and locally grown produce to world renowned wines and coffee from the many attractive tourist first independent coffee stand in history. With more than 200 art galleries, a variety of performing opportunities. Mid-August arts, five professional sports teams and countless outdoor activities, Seattle promises a truly is a perfect time to visit this remarkable experience for everyone. lovely city and surrounding area, with favorable weather and many activities in the downtown area. Dams and water resources play a key role in the history and economy of the region. There are more than 1,200 dams in the state of Washington, and with approximately 80,000 kilometers of rivers and streams; 7,800 lakes and 5,000 kilometers of coastline, water is an essential resource for the economic, social and cultural well-being of the state. The state of Washington leads the nation in hydroelectricity, with about 87 percent of its electricity produced by hydroelectric facilities. In fact, approximately 31 percent of the United States’ total hydropower is generated in Washington.

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9 Hotel Reservations — Sheraton Seattle Hotel Date Time Events Open to Delegates Sunday 11 August 08:00 – 17:00 REGISTRATION 09:00 – 17:00 Meeting of ICOLD Board 13:30 – 16:30 City Tour I

Monday 12 August 08:00 – 17:00 REGISTRATION 09:00 – 12:00 Meeting of ICOLD Board & Technical Committee Chairs

Program 09:00 – 12:00 City Tour II 10:00 – 12:00 Young Engineers Forum 13:30 – 16:30 City Tour III Delegates may also 13:00 – 17:00 Technical Committee Meetings purchase the optional 18:00 EXHIBITION – OPENING CEREMONY tours (AP1-AP17) listed 18:00 – 20:00 Welcome Reception on the following page. Tuesday 13 August 08:00 – 17:00 REGISTRATION 08:00 – 12:00 Technical Committee Meetings 08:00 – 17:00 EXHIBITION HALL OPEN 12:00 – 13:00 Lunch in Exhibit Hall 13:00 – 16:30 Technical Committee Meetings 17:00 – 20:00 ICOLD Club Meetings

Wednesday 14 August 08:00 – 17:00 REGISTRATION 08:00 – 18:00 EXHIBITION HALL OPEN 07:45 – 09:30 Symposium Opening Plenary Session 07:45 – 17:00 Symposium Poster Session A 09:30 – 10:00 Break in Exhibit Hall 10:00 – 11:00 Symposium Keynote Plenary Session 11:00 – 12:00 Lunch in Exhibit Hall 12:00 – 14:45 Symposium Concurrent Sessions 14:45 – 15:30 Break in Exhibit Hall 15:30 – 18:00 Symposium Concurrent Sessions 18:00 – 20:00 Cultural Event: Seattle Art Museum

Thursday 15 August 07:30 – 17:30 TT 1: Baker River Hydro Project (includes lunch) 07:30 – 12:00 TT 2: Snoqualmie Falls 07:30 – 17:00 TT 3: Cowlitz River Project (includes lunch) 07:30 – 17:00 TT 4: Cushman Hydro Project (includes lunch) 08:00 – 17:00 REGISTRATION 08:00 – 13:00 EXHIBITION HALL OPEN 08:00 – 12:00 Symposium Poster Session A 08:00 – 12:00 Workshop 1: Life Extension Technologies and Strategies 08:00 – 12:00 Workshop 2: Risk-Informed Dam Safety Management 08:45 – 12:00 TT 5: Hiram Chittenden Locks 09:30 – 12:00 TT 6: Alden Laboratory 12:00 – 13:00 Lunch in Exhibit Hall 13:00 – 17:00 Symposium Poster Session B 13:00 – 17:00 Workshop 3: Spillway and Reservoir Capacity Changes 13:00 – 17:00 Workshop 4: Aging of Concrete Dams 13:00 – 17:30 TT 7: Snoqualmie Falls 13:30 – 16:00 TT 8: Alden Laboratory 13:30 – 16:45 TT 9: Hiram Chittenden Locks

Friday 16 August 08:00 – 17:00 REGISTRATION 08:00 – 17:00 Symposium Poster Session B 08:00 – 12:00 Workshop 5: Technologies for Monitoring Dams and Levees 08:00 – 12:00 Workshop 6: Closure of Tailings Dams 09:00 – 12:00 81st GENERAL ASSEMBLY 12:00 – 13:00 Lunch (Workshop Participants) 12:00 – 14:00 Lunch (General Assembly Participants) 13:00 – 17:00 Workshop 7: Levees and Embankments 13:00 – 17:00 Workshop 8: Decommissioning Dams 13:00 – 17:00 Workshop 9: Seismic Analysis of Embankment Dams 14:00 – 17:00 81st GENERAL ASSEMBLY 19:00 – 21:00 Farewell Dinner

10 Friday 16 August 15 August Thursday Wednesday 14 August Tuesday 13 August 12Monday August 11Sunday August Date

19:00 –21:00 13:00 –16:30 12:30 –16:30 11:00 –15:00 –14:0009:00 –17:0008:00 13:30 –16:45 13:00 –16:30 13:00 –17:30 12:00 –13:00 09:30 –12:00 08:45 –12:00 –13:0008:00 –17:0008:00 07:30 –17:00 07:30 –17:00 07:30 –12:00 07:30 –17:30 18:00 –20:00 13:00 –16:30 12:15 – 16:45 11:00 –12:00 11:00 –15:00 –14:0009:00 –12:0009:00 08:15 –12:15 –18:0008:00 13:00 –16:00 12:15 – 16:45 12:30 –16:30 12:00 –13:00 11:00 –15:00 –12:3009:00 –12:0009:00 08:15 –12:15 –17:0008:00 –17:0008:00 18:00 –20:00 13:30 –16:30 –12:0009:00 –17:0008:00 –08:4508:00 13:30 –16:30 –17:0008:00 08:00 –17:0008:00 Time Dinner Farewell 17:AP (no meal) Boeing and of Flight Future (no meal) Needle Space 16:AP Museum, EMP, Glass Chihuly lunch) (with 15:AP Village Tillicum lunch) (with 14:AP Wineries Northwest REGISTRATION (no meal) Locks Chittenden 9: Hiram TT (no meal) Laboratory 8: Alden TT (no meal) Falls 7:TT Snoqualmie HALL EXHIBIT IN LUNCH (no meal) Laboratory 6: Alden TT (no meal) Locks Chittenden 5: Hiram TT OPEN HALL EXHIBITION REGISTRATION lunch) (with Project Hydro 4: Cushman TT lunch) (with Project River 3: Cowlitz TT (no meal) Falls 2: Snoqualmie TT lunch) (with Project 1: Hydro River TT Baker Museum Art Event: Seattle Cultural (no meal) 13:Boeing AP and of Flight Future Boehm’s Chocolates (with lunch) 12:Falls, AP Snoqualmie HALL EXHIBIT IN LUNCH 11:AP lunch) (with Village Tillicum lunch) (with Wineries 10:AP Northwest Tour Walking 9: (no meal) Downtown AP (no meal) Cruise Locks and 8:AP Lakes OPEN HALL EXHIBITION 7:AP Tour Walking (no meal) Downtown Boehm’s Chocolates (with lunch) Falls, 6:AP Snoqualmie (no meal) Needle Space 5:AP Museum, EMP, Glass Chihuly HALL EXHIBIT IN LUNCH lunch) (with Village 4:AP Tillicum (no meal) Boeing and 3: of Flight AP Future Tour 2: Walking AP (no meal) Downtown (no meal) Cruise 1: Locks AP and Lakes OPEN HALL EXHIBITION REGISTRATION Reception Welcome Tour City III TourCity II REGISTRATION Orientation of Seattle/Tour History TourCity I REGISTRATION REGISTRATION Accompanying Persons Accompanying Optional Tours to and Open Events

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11 Program Changing Times: Infrastructure Development to Infrastructure Management Symposium Topics 1. Technical Approaches for Managing an Aging Infrastructure

Symposium 2. Advances in Dam Safety, Security, and Risk Management 3. Strategies for Extending Service Life of Dams 4. Innovative Surveillance and Monitoring Systems Wednesday, 5. Decommissioning Dams at the Completion of their Useful Service Life 14 August 6. Sustainable Hydropower Development The theme of the one-day Symposium Symposium Agenda recognizes that much of the world, including the United States, Time Session Speaker faces the challenges of 07:45 – 09:00 Opening Plenary Session managing an aging dam Welcome and Introductions Michael F. Rogers, Chairman, ICOLD 2013 infrastructure during a ICOLD Welcome Adama Nombre, President, ICOLD time when sustainability, Local Host Welcome Jorge Carrasco, Superintendant, Seattle City Light safety and security Role of Dams & Hydro as concerns are paramount. Renewable Energy in Alaska Sean Parnell, Governor, State of Alaska (invited) Concurrent sessions and 09:00 – 09:30 Coffee Break in Exhibit Hall two poster sessions will 09:30 – 11:00 Keynote Plenary Session maximize opportunities Challenges in Managing Water for delegates to make in the American West Michael L. Connor, Commissioner, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation presentations. Role of Dams & Hydro as Renewable Energy in China Jia Jinseng, Past President, ICOLD Risk Management, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Eric Halpin, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 11:00 – 12:00 Lunch in Exhibit Hall 12:00 – 14:45 Concurrent Technical Sessions 14:45 – 15:30 Coffee Break in Exhibit Hall 15:30 – 18:00 Concurrent Technical Sessions

Poster Sessions — Additional papers will be presented in two Poster Sessions.

Poster Session Begins Ends A 07:45 Wednesday, 14 August 12:00 Thursday, 15 August B 13:00 Thursday, 15 August 17:00 Friday, 16 August

To encourage discussions between Poster Session authors and ICOLD 2013 delegates, times will be posted on each display indicating when the author will be available at the poster display. Proceedings — The Symposium Proceedings will be distributed in electronic format to each ICOLD 2013 delegate. The Proceedings will include all papers accepted from the Call for Papers, including those presented during the technical sessions and the Poster Sessions, as well as those not selected for presentation. The Proceedings will include more than 400 papers.

12 Workshop Day Time Life Extension Technologies and Strategies for Aging Dams Thursday 08:00 – 12:00 Risk-Informed Dam Safety Management Thursday 08:00 – 12:00 Managing Spillway and Reservoir Capacity Changes Thursday 13:00 – 17:00 Aging of Concrete Dams Thursday 13:00 – 17:00 State of the Art Technologies for Monitoring Dams and Levees Friday 08:00 – 12:00 Closure of Tailings Dams Friday 08:00 – 12:00 Technical Technical Best Practices in Levee and Embankment Technology Friday 13:00 – 17:00

Decommissioning Dams at Completion of their Useful Service Life Friday 13:00 – 17:00 Workshops Seismic Analysis of Embankment Dams Friday 13:00 – 17:00

Thursday, 15 August Thursday, 08:00 – 12:00 — 15 August Life Extension Technologies and and Friday, Strategies for 16 August Aging Dams A program of nine half-day technical This Workshop will workshops on Thursday provide attendees an and Friday will highlight understanding of how new developments and dam owners evaluate experiences in the long decisions relative to term management of extending the life of a dam dams. The workshops and new technologies will focus on current ”hot and techniques that are topics” which have been used in the United States. discussed extensively The Workshop will start Baker Dam in the United States, with a panel discussion and are of interest between senior engineers internationally. Each of large utility companies workshop session will about the decisions made to maintain, enhance, or remove dams. There are six case studies be hosted by a USSD of unique upgrades to U.S. dams for embankment, outlet works, and spillway deficiencies, as Technical Committee well as upgrades to meet environmental requirements. The upgrades for embankments are for to discuss the issue seismic and underseepage deficiencies. A significant component of the upgrade case studies from a domestic and is how to perform the required construction with minimal impact to the water resource. Leaving international perspective. the reservoir full or nearly full can have significant financial benefits, but creates interesting construction conditions. Detailed agendas for each workshop are 08:00 – 12:00 — Risk-Informed Dam Safety Management available from the This Workshop will demonstrate how dam owners and regulators have transformed their ICOLD 2013 website approach to man dam safety through a risk-informed approach. The Workshop will begin with an at www.icold2013.org/ overview of risk-informed dam safety management, how it builds on and strengthens traditional workshops.html. approaches to dam safety, and how it can integrate with the owner’s business. The Workshop will then draw from the experience of large public and private U.S. dam owners and dam safety regulators to provide more elaborate discussions on the development and implementation of risk-informed decision making for a portfolio of dams. Given the advancements of risk assessment in other countries, a foreign private dam owner and dam safety regulator will share their knowledge of risk-informed management. The Workshop will close with a discussion panel, consisting of presenters and risk-assessment experts, to address specific questions, expand on the discussion, and express their views on the challenges ahead for dam safety management.

13 14 Technical Workshops dam owner, a dam safety consultant, and an instrumentation and monitoring equipment vendor. equipment monitoring and instrumentation an and owner,dam consultant, safety adam a include will who by speakers, the provided be will systems). of perspectives range Abroad and recent advances in traditional instrumentation methods (piezometers, data acquisition geophysical methods, laserscanning, GPS and InSar for remote deformation measurements, sensing, strain and optic temperature fiber technologies: following the on perspectives their share will of backgrounds avariety from Speakers monitoring. safety dam in used being This Workshop will feature presentations and discussions aboutstate-of-the-art technologies Levees and Dams –12:0008:00 Technologies —State of the Art for Monitoring Friday, 16 August (Post-Tour by AAR affected AAR. on workshop international B4). an tour study includes The states that have been southeastern in dams visit Note: post-meeting tour study will optional An of dams. concrete safety the on of key mechanisms impact the aging that explore studies case with conclude will Workshop The modes. failure potential induced (AAR) Reaction Alkali Aggregate and modes, failure potential on of aging time, with effects properties concrete changing examine will of Workshop waterstops. failure The and issues, gatefoundation, reliability downstream of the erosion efficiency, drain reduced mechanisms, deterioration concrete include examined be thatwill processes of aging the Some at dams. modes to failure potential mechanisms relate aging time, with and change properties material how concrete explain dams, concrete thataffect mechanisms aging common identify will Workshop This case. the always not is this context, but of anegative in thought often is time. Aging with change dams Concrete 13:00 –17:00 —Aging of Concrete Dams selecting spillway upgrades. in in the used U.S., being retrofit considerations options and other typical design, and analysis tools for making, decision in assessment of risk use the include will discussion The upgrades. models to evaluate spillway hydraulics, and consideration in selecting and designingspillway numerical and physical use of requirements, flood to design meet expansion spillway including shortfalls, capacity reservoir to and to spillway respond approaches the examine then will Workshop to The rehabilitate. decision the making reviews,and operation spillway and evaluation dam the issues, performing including changes, of identifying spillway capacity andreservoir evaluation and assessment cover the first will Workshop The U.S. changes. these to address in the taken being approaches the and changes capacity for need the thatinfluence drivers the explore will Workshop The U.S. the in countries. dams other at existing and requirements capacity reservoir and spillway in to related changes challenges address will Workshop This Changes 13:00 –17:00 —Managing Spillway and Capacity Reservoir closure issues with USSD and ICOLD Tailings Dam Committee members. Tailings ICOLD Committee and Dam USSD with issues closure dam of tailings discussion panel interactive an with conclude will Workshop The monitoring. and focusing on closure water management, physical stability, ecologicalstability, and social stability presented, be will studies case several and aspects, regulatory and of design the overview an the regulatory and environmentinternationally. America in North Workshop The will then provide and criteria, design Principles, Closure of Sustainable overviews include will Presentations dams. of to tailings related closure the trends emerging and challenges the on focus will Workshop This –12:0008:00 —Closure of Tailings Dams 13:00 – 17:00 — Best Practices in Levee and Embankment Technology This Workshop will feature a fast-paced program of Technical informative presentations on the current practices Workshops in levee and embankment technology. The series of 15-minute-long, relevant discussions will encompass hot topics that will provide owners, Moorewood, West Virginia, Levee regulators and consultants with valuable, up-to-date information on evolving hydraulic design criteria; geotechnical considerations, including aspects of seepage and stability design; application of risk assessment practices; the state of practice in penetrations and closures; and new developments from around the world, including Canada, Japan, the Netherlands, and the U.S. Following the presentations, there will be an update on the International Levee Handbook. The Workshop will conclude with a panel discussion. 13:00 – 17:00 — Decommissioning Dams at the Completion of their Useful Service Life This Workshop will introduce the newly prepared USSD Guidelines for Dam Decommissioning Projects and features an overview of the document by two of its authors. Case studies will be presented for a series of small dam removal projects completed in the Western United States, followed by detailed discussions of the two largest dam removal projects completed to date—the Elwha River Restoration Project and Condit Dam Removal, both located in the state of Washington. The Workshop focus will then shift to the Eastern United States for another series of small dam removal projects. Each case study will include the project background, reason for dam removal, methods used for streamflow diversion and demolition, discussion of sediment management issues, and project costs. Two additional large dams in California that have reached the end of their useful service life and are slated for removal will then be examined. The Workshop will close with a presentation of dam removal projects outside the United States, followed by a discussion panel of all presenters to address specific questions from the audience. 13:00 – 17:00 — Seismic Analysis of Embankment Dams The Workshop will provide an overview of current U.S. practices for the seismic analysis of embankment dams, including characterization of earthquake ground motions for dam analysis. The presentations will first examine earthquake ground motions, the analysis framework, and static stress analysis. Expanding on these basic principles, the Workshop will examine dynamic response analysis, liquefaction and post-earthquake stability, and seismic stability and deformation. The analysis procedures will be illustrated through examples and/or case studies.

15 16 Cultural Event Exhibition unable to to walk museum. the unable are who forthose to transportation provide needed, if available, be Also, amotorcoachwill assistance. offer and route guests to direct walking the along hosts provide will USSD downtown Seattle. through walk short the to enjoy encouraged you are Sheraton, and the from a10 is Museum to 15-minute Art walk Seattle The period. two-hour this during time any depart and to free arrive feel should guests ICOLD Therefore, scheduled. performance or program specific no with 18:00 from event House” “Open an be –20:00. will This open be Event will Cultural This ambience. incredible to add museum’s the will entertainment musical and all collections and exhibitions. special Refreshments to access providing guests, ICOLD forour exclusively open be will SAM art. modern/contemporary and American Native Coast Northwest African, Asian, in internationally for its diverse collections, especially and locally (SAM). known is SAM Museum Art Seattle at the evening Youprogram. aspectacular enjoy will technical heavy the from eventto take abreak cultural to a host pleased is USSD evening, Wednesday On Wednesday, 14 August 12:00 –13:00 hall exhibit in —Lunch hall exhibit in breaks afternoon and Morning 08:00 –17:00 Open —Exhibition Tuesday, 13 August Open Exhibition 18:00 Reception/ –20:00 —Welcome 18:00 Ceremony Opening — Exhibition Monday, 12 August Exhibit Hours exhibition to seea list of exhibitors. www.icold2013.org/ visit —please out sold is exhibition The of dams. safety and maintenance, achievements, products related and services to the design, construction, operation and forprovide U.S. an opportunity and international and organizations companies to showcase 12-15 held be will Exhibition will An Hotel. Exhibition The Seattle Sheraton at the August 13:00 closes — Exhibition 12:00 –13:00 hall exhibit in —Lunch Morning break in exhibit hall 08:00 –13:00 Open —Exhibition Thursday, 15 August 14:45 –15:30 hall exhibit in Break —Coffee 11:00 –12:00 hall exhibit in —Lunch hall exhibit in Break –09:3009:00 —Coffee 08:00 –18:00 Open —Exhibition Wednesday, 14 August including landmarks, Seattle by several you pass as culture and Seattle’s history about fascinating Learn galleries. glass and art fine 30 than more and Pioneer Square — park. of layout waterfront this and spaces dynamic the —explore Park Sculpture Olympic yourself! even throwfish maybe a and Market at Pike Place mongers fish of famous the apicture Snap Starbucks. original at the beverage Enjoy adelicious destinations. 10 ayear, of Washington’s attracts one visitors it Market visited million making frequently most The musicians. and 240 by day and the space performers street table rent who farmers and of craftspeople hundreds businesses; year-round to200 than home more commercial —internationally Market Pike Place recognized as America’s premier farmers’ market and landmarks: stops following at the brief make will Motorcoaches English. in be will tours All highlights. sightseeing and cultural historical, to Seattle’s motorcoachtoparticipants introduce each on be will guide local A knowledgeable times: different at three offered be motorcoachtour will three-hour The persons. accompanying and forboth delegates fee registration the Tour in City included is The of downtown Seattle Sunday, 11 August and Monday, 12 August recognizable landmark).recognizable

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17 City Tours Baker River Hydroelectric Project TT 1 — 07:30 – 17:30 Puget Sound Energy’s largest hydropower facility is the Baker River Hydroelectric Project, located on a tributary of the Skagit River in northwest Washington. The project has two dams, each with its own powerhouse. The dams’ reservoirs, Baker Lake and Lake Shannon, are fed by runoff from the flanks of Mount Baker and Mount Shuksan. Lower Baker Dam, completed in 1925, is an 87 meter high concrete structure with 83 megawatts in Powerhouse 3, and 30 megawatts within Powerhouse 4. The 90 meter high Upper Baker Dam, completed in 1959, has a generating capacity of 91 megawatts. The power project

Technical Tours Technical also contains extensive salmon enhancing systems, including a new fish hatchery and new, innovative facilities for moving migrating fish both upstream and downstream around PSE’s two dams. The project provides numerous amenities Thursday, for public recreation and flood control for communities in the Skagit River Valley. In the past 15 August five years the project has seen major projects restoration and enhancement as part of a new re-license. The tour will include new upstream Fish Trap passage, Floating Surface Collector Technical Tours will be downstream fish passage and Hatchery, which is state of the art; the new Powerhouse 4; and offered on Thursday, Upper Baker Dam. Lunch will be provided at the project site. 15 August, providing an opportunity for participants and guests Snoqualmie Falls Hydroelectric Project to visit dams and water TT2 — 07:30 – 12:00 resources facilities near Seattle. Each tour is of TT7 — 13:00 – 17:30 limited capacity; please The world’s first hydropower plant built completely register early. Also, underground, Puget Sound Energy’s Snoqualmie please note that four Falls Hydroelectric Project was constructed in 1898 half-day Workshops in the Cascade Mountain foothills east of Seattle. will also be held on The project’s original Plant 1 Powerhouse lies inside Thursday; if you wish a bedrock cavity 82 meters below ground along the to attend a Workshop, edge of Snoqualmie Falls. The project’s public park please do not register and trails are one of the Northwest’s favorite tourist for a Technical Tour that destinations. The entire project is undergoing major multi-year redevelopment scheduled for is held at the same time. substantial completion in August 2013. The work includes substantial upgrades to PSE’s power- Several Technical Tours generating infrastructure and enhancements to the public recreational facilities at Snoqualmie are half-day tours, either Falls. The tour will include the rebuild Plant 2 Powerhouse; overview of the replacement dam and morning or afternoon, powerhouse cavity and intakes; and the outdoor cavity museum and park facilities. allowing participants to attend both a Workshop Cowlitz River Project or Technical Tour. TT3 — 07:30 – 17:00 Tacoma Power’s largest electricity generating facility, the Cowlitz River Project’s installed capacity is 462 MW. The project includes two dams. Built in 1963, Mayfield Dam is a concrete arch/gravity and embankment dam, with a height of 61 meters above the riverbed and a length of 259 meters. Mossyrock Dam, completed in 1968, is a concrete arch/ gravity and embankment dam with a height of 111 meters above the riverbed and a length of 502 meters. It is the tallest dam in Washington state, and about 1/3-meter taller the Space Needle! The Cowlitz River Project provides outstanding recreational opportunities, more than 5,000 hectares for wildlife habitat and a fisheries program involving two major hatcheries. A new license for operating Cowlitz River project was issued in 2002. The emphasis of the license is the restoration and recovery of wild salmon runs in the Cowlitz River. Tour participants will enjoy hands-on activities at the Cowlitz Salmon Hatchery. Lunch will be provided at the project site.

18 Dam and other hydraulic structure models. Boundary of the model physical a display will laboratory The waterinvolved.is flowing where structure control or channel conveyance or of conduit of type any to designs develop performed navigation facilities evaluations, simultaneously. Many other specialized investigations are and dam head high and passage fish structure design, to sediment management, outlet and intake, inlet spillways. pipeline, projects, ranging from pumping station, many hydraulic undertakes Alden modeling commercial hydraulic laboratories in the world. equipped of few the fully one is lab The laboratory in Redmond, a suburb of Seattle. has aAlden physical hydraulic modeling —13:30TT8 –16:00 TT6 —09:30 –12:00 Laboratory Research Alden site. project at the provided be will Lunch process. a34-year relicensing to Project, completing the license term a long issued Commission Regulatory Energy Federal Project. The forthe of license along-term terms over the disputes long-standing thatresolved agreement asettlement signed agencies federal tour. 12, the during highlighted January be On 2009, Tacoma Power, Tribe Skokomish the and No. will Dam 2 of 175Cushman length at powerhouse and system bypass fish new The meters. 1930 in a No. with a53-meter-high completed is Dam 2was dam and arch/gravity concrete 72 Cushman rise. dam, river, downstream, above the meters Just of meters. 339 alength with 1925, in Completed No.Northwest. Dam 1, embankment Cushman and arch/gravity aconcrete one of the first major dams in the Pacific by Tacoma operated and Power, was The Cushman Hydro Project, owned TT4 —07:30 –17:00 Project Hydro Cushman Seattle District. 4, July 1917. on opened formally were the from staff of Engineers by Corps led be tour will The locks the Engineers, of by Operated the Corps Army U.S.salmon. notably fish, of anadromous a71.6-meter locks, migration two the assist to ladder includes afish and gates six with spillway Sound, and vice versa. The complex complex The versa. vice and Sound, toof lakes the water the of level Puget water the move from level boats and water of lakes; the fresh the with Sound water Puget of from sea mixing the Union; prevent Lake and Washington water Lake water of fresh level the and associated facilities maintain the Washington Ship Canal. The locks of Seattle’s part Lake are Locks Ballard —13:30TT9 –16:45 —08:45TT5 –12:00 Chittenden) Locks (Hiram Ballard

19 Technical Tours An ICOLD Guest Hospitality Room will be available on the main floor in the Sheraton Hotel from 08:00 to 17:00 Sunday through Friday. It is envisioned that this Hospitality Room will provide a venue for meeting and greeting fellow Accompanying Persons. USSD will provide a Hospitality Room host to answer questions and provide assistance, if needed. A special presentation will be made for Accompanying Persons in the Hospitality Room on Monday, 12 August, from 08:00 to 08:45. A representative from the local tour agency will present a video of the history of Seattle, discuss the available tour programs and answer any questions. The following Optional Tours are offered to Accompanying Persons and Delegates for an additional fee. All tours are subject to cancellation if a minimum number of registrations is not met. You will be notified by 1 August if a tour is cancelled and your fees will be refunded in full. Every effort will be made to accommodate persons from a cancelled tour onto another tour. Seattle Lakes and Locks Cruise US$65 (no meal) AP1 — Tuesday, 08:15 – 12:15 AP8 — Wednesday, 08:15 – 12:15

Accompanying Person Enjoy Lake Union, the houseboat communities of Portage Bay and a cruise past many homes of Seattle’s rich and famous during this cruise. Your sailing begins in Lake Union and includes live narration pointing out fascinating history and interesting facts about the places Program and Optional Tours and Optional Program you are seeing including the “Sleepless in Seattle” houseboat. The cruise continues under one of our state’s three floating bridges and past the homes of some of the world’s most well-known multi-millionaires. On the return A comprehensive from the Lakes, your private boat will journey through the program for Hiram Chittenden Locks and out into Puget Sound. Accompanying Persons Once you have arrived in Puget Sound and Shilshole Bay, (see Page 11 – Program there is a chance you will encounter whales and bald for details) will allow eagles. The cruise ends as you sail into Elliott Bay and the guests to participate in Seattle Waterfront. many ICOLD activities while experiencing the Downtown Walking Tour beauty and culture of the US$25 (no meal) Seattle area. A City Tour, the Welcome Reception, AP2 — Tuesday, 09:00 – 12:00 Exhibition, Cultural AP7 — Tuesday, 13:00 – 16:00 Event at the Seattle Art AP9 — Wednesday, 09:00 – 12:00 Museum, Technical Tour (choose one of nine This guided walking tour is an entertaining and informative options) and Farewell introduction to Seattle’s very walkable downtown. From Dinner are included in the Seattle Sheraton, you are literally steps from the best the registration fee for shopping, activities and dining in the downtown core. Accompanying Persons. Your stroll will take you through our shopping district anchored by the Nordstrom Flagship store, the Theater District, the world famous Pike Place Market and finally past many of Seattle’s mostpopular restaurants. Don’t forget your camera. There’s a view at every turn!

20 is recognized around the world for his beautiful blown blown beautiful forhis world the around recognized is popular music. Dale Chihuly is a native of Seattle and in innovation and ofto creativity exploration the dedicated is EMP Needle! Space the landmark, iconic Chihuly Garden & Glass Exhibit (Experience Music Project) EMP the have toMuseum time you will visit where center Seattle’s in art premier afternoon the Spend AP16 —Friday, 12:30 –16:30 —Tuesday,AP5 12:30 –16:30 (no meal) US$75 Needle Space EMP, Chihuly Glass, Suquamish Island to Blake cruise boat ferry 45-minute spectacular during the cityscape of Seattle’s vista Enjoy the 11:00 15:00 – AP15 —Friday, 11:00 15:00 – AP11 Wednesday, — 11:00 15:00 – AP4 —Tuesday, lunch) (includes US$125 Village Tillicum manufacture for airline customers around the world. and test flightof stages in various airplanes see will visitors line, flight Boeing the by On volume. world the in building largest the of tour, the part experience As will designs. visitors airliner own test your create and You stations. interactive at these digitally then can airplanes commercial of nuances and technological design as the as well flight of powered features principal the about learn you will gallery, the you experience As of aircraft! own your design the through withequipped touch-screen computers that operate an educational program that you guides The AP17 —Friday, 13:00 –16:30 AP13 —Wednesday, 13:00 –16:30 09:00 –12:30 —Tuesday,AP3 (no meal) US$50 and Boeing FlightFuture of Island. salmon Savorpits. delicious the fire around to barbecued stakes be cooking onto cedar laced are of how salmon demonstration Center. show, Cultural to invited stage the are a Indian Following guests Coast Northwest Village Tillicum at the of nativeAmericans culture and heritage the Experience park. island the circling beach saltwater a with forest, lowland Northwest of aPacific example awonderful is island Future of Flight Aviation Center & Boeing Tour features &Boeing zones popular learning Center Aviation Flight of Future and Tillicum Village and and Duwamish and Indian Tribes

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Accompanying Person 21 Program and Optional Tours 22 Accompanying Person Program and Optional Tours US$75 (includes lunch) (includes US$75 Tour Winery Northwest alike! locals and afavorite forvisitors spot sweet been has kitchen this Chocolatier. Fordecades, Swiss atransplanted Boehm, of Julius home original the Issaquah, Boehm’s famous stop return, world youat your the will Chocolates On pairing. forthe itemselected menu the and of wine the history the on presentation a special give and wines area different the you through walk will aSommelier tasting, the Falls. During overlooking the Lodge Salish at Terrace at follow the will microbrews and wines Washington to has Washington offer. local secrets with of interesting the some Lunch share and of area the history the about talk will who by atour guide accompanied be will shop. Guests gift and café FallsAt Snoqualmie tall, 82 meters AP12 —Wednesday, 12:15 –16:45 AP6 —Tuesday, 12:15 –16:45 lunch) (includes US$100 Boehm’s Chocolates and Falls Snoqualmie surrounding region. the and of Seattle views degree 360 city, spectacular enjoy at 175 located Deck From Observation above the the meters world. the in landmarks recognizable of most the one remains The London. in Palace Crystal the and Paris in Sainte-Chapelle of by Chihuly’s two favorite inspired buildings: structure steel and glass Glasshouse, the is centerpiece of The work. comprehensive collection of Dale Chihuly’s significant series a offers Exhibition The installations. and sculptures glass assorted Washington fruit and melon, baby green salad and selected cookies and mini-desserts. and cookies selected and salad green baby melon, and fruit Washington assorted Space Needle was built for the 1962 forthe built was World’s and Fair is surrounded by a park, hiking trails, observation deck, deck, observation trails, hiking by apark, surrounded is will include freshly made, brick oven artisan pizzas, pizzas, oven artisan made,brick freshly include will tasting Wine winemaking. of fine artistry the roots and celebratesurrounding landscaping wine’s agrarian occasion. Thebuilding’s contemporary design and aspecial to mark setting memorable or experience aone-of-a-kind seeking forguests destination upscale aunique, is property This Valley tasting. wine Columbia a for Winery Januik Hill at Novelty setting relaxed to street the intimate, the cross we will Chateau the winery’s most popular Columbia Valley Wines. From Tasting” of four the feature will a“Theme with which Chateau, bottling line andthe Room, Barrel ending innovation. World You New with take atour of will the World tradition Old combines winemaking winery The of Seattle. outside minutes 30 grounds historic the to at none second experience atasting and wines winery, State’s Washington As acclaimed most and oldest 14AP —Friday, 09:00 –14:00 10AP —Wednesday, 09:00 –14:00 Chateau Ste. Michelle in the small town of small the in offers award-winning offers Important Deadline: The deadline to register for a Study Tour is 1 May. Tours that do not have a sufficient minimum registration by 1 May will be cancelled. Participants of any cancelled tours will have the opportunity to transfer to another Study Tour. Registrations for Study Tours after 1 May will be on a space available basis only. All Study Tours fees include deluxe motorcoach transportation during the tour, hotels, entrance fees and most meals. Meals not included in the study tour fee are noted in the description of each tour. Please note that airline tickets to or from the Study Tour originating destination (if applicable) are not included in the Study Tour fee. Please note the air transportation Study Tours information included with each tour description.

Tour Dates Price/Person, Price, Single Double Occupancy Occupancy Several study tours before and after Pre-Tour A1 — North Cascade Mountains 11 August NA US$160 ICOLD 2013 will Pre-Tour A2 — Elwha River Restoration Project 9 – 11 August US$550 US$680 showcase dams Pre-Tour A3 — San Francisco Bay Area Dams 7 – 10 August US$1100 US$1530 and the spectacular sights of western and Post-Tour B1 — Mid- and Upper- Columbia 17 – 19 August US$900 US$1165 southeastern regions River Hydro Projects of the United States. Post-Tour B2 — Lower Columbia River Dams 17 – 19 August US$1000 US$1265 Participants will learn and Mount St. Helens about contemporary Post-Tour B3 — Northern California Dams 17 – 21 August US$825 US$1100 issues facing dam engineers in the U.S. Post-Tour B4 — Southeastern U.S. Dams with 17 – 21 August US$900 US$1130 and throughout the Alkali-Aggregate Reactions and International Workshop world — issues such as modernization, seismic Post-Tour B5 — Southern California Dams 17 – 21 August US$1300 US$1800 stability, safety and Post-Tour B6 — Colorado River and the Grand 17 – 21 August US$975 US$1260 security, monitoring and Canyon instrumentation, even dam removal. From forests to deserts, mountains to beaches, participants will soak up the gorgeous scenery of the U.S. and experience the bright lights of cities such as Las Vegas, San Francisco and San Diego. We’re proud to have this opportunity to showcase meaningful U.S. dam projects in our beautiful country. Dam experts with extensive knowledge of the dams and water projects to be visited will accompany each Study Tour.

23 24 Study Tours Gorge Dam Gorge height of 165height meters. to 1953final built its was in dam the completed were when stages 1940.third in and second The completed was 1937 in stage first the stages; three in Construction took place and Dam. Ross at 119 world the in 1930, dam in completed was tallest the was at thattime and meters. 1927, in began Dam Construction Diablo Dam. Dam. Gorge from upstream Diablo miles five completed, replacing the original dam. 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Pacific the in hydropower projects scenic and important of most the one visit and Mountains, Cascade North of Washington’s beauty toextraordinary the see opportunity outstanding an pre-tour offers This tour, boat dinner) and tasting lunch, wine (Includes US$160 person: per Price Light Tour Leader, Kimberly Pate, Seattle City Hotel.Seattle Tour at the end and Sheraton begin will only), 07:30 to 20:00 Sunday, 11 August (one day (Washington) Mountains Cascade Pre-Tour A1 —North beauty ranging from dense forests to snowcapped mountains. to forests snowcapped dense from ranging beauty natural enjoy the and Park, National Olympic scenic the Visit restoration. river and passage fish for removed were River Elwha the on U.S. in located project dams history. Both hydroelectric removal dam largest the Dams, Canyon Glines and of removal Elwha the pre-tour features This lunch) Sunday through dinner Friday from meals all (Includes Single Double/$680 US$550 person: per Price Tour of Reclamation Tom Bureau leader: U.S. Hepler, Friday, 9August to Sunday, 11 August (Washington) Pre-Tour River Restoration —Elwha A2 Project current seismic design standards and provide anticipated water demands. Visit San Francisco Francisco San Visit water demands. anticipated provide and standards design seismic current to dams meet the to upgrade projects construction ongoing and recent about Learn area. Francisco San the in dams of major a number tour features The breakfasts. except lunch, Saturday through dinner Wednesday from meals all (Includes Single US$1100 Double/$1530 person: per Price Tour Wade, Dan Utilities Public Commission Francisco leader: San Wednesday, 7August to Saturday, 10 August (California) Dams Pre-Tour —SanFrancisco A3 Area Bay accommodate visitors to the site. to both on abutments remaining structures block thrust and gated spillway of 2013, by summer the river the to from removed expected be is original the with Dam Canyon Glines gone. 2011 September in began 2012, by late and spring completely was dam the Dam Elwha TourStudy Dams: Sunday, on Seattle. in 11beginning arrangements lodging other make or August, 2013ICOLD Hotel, Sheraton at the You venue. reservations own your make must 19:00 to 21:00. Hotel, Sheraton the Seattle at the Sunday on end tour will The DoubleTree at the held be will Southcenter. dinner from Suites Awelcome Airport to van Take 9August. 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25 Study Tours 26 Study Tours Los Vaqueros Dam Los Calaveras Dam Calaveras States. United the in dams forembankment technology of CDSM the application largest the was This (CDSM) technology. mixing soil deep cement a was alluvium liquefiable improve potentially the to 2010. chosen technique improvement January in in-place completed was The construction such as fishing,boating, picnicking, nature study,riding, horse andhiking. upgrade A seismic opportunities recreation offers and benefits control to water flood supply, provides dam the Bay area’s Francisco of San the akeywater is supply. and component addition In people million 1920, water in 1.3 to about constructed supplies Dam Pablo San Originally Dam. 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The existing Calaveras Dam was the largest earth and and earth largest the was Dam Calaveras existing Project.The Replacement The original Los Vaqueros Dam, an embankment dam, was constructed in in constructed was dam, embankment Vaqueros Los an Dam, original The Travel by motorcoach to Calaveras Dam to observe construction of Travelthe construction to by motorcoachto Dam observe Calaveras A guided city tour by motorcoach will feature famous San Francisco Francisco San famous tour feature by motorcoach will city Aguided The tour will begin at 19:00 with a welcome dinner at the Westin at the St. at 19:00 dinner begin tour will The awelcome with beginning Tuesdaybeginning morning, 20 August. scheduled be can of tour, the (SEA) Seattle-Tacomafrom flights Airport outgoing International 17 Hotel morning, Saturday on Sheraton Seattle at the At August. end the begin tour will The Information: and Departure Arrival on flights foroutgoing convenient it Tuesday,making 20 August. Southcenter.Suites Seattle Airport Thishotel, Seattle-Tacoma near is very International Airport, DoubleTree the destination, final your and to Seattle returning before property lovely the on adinner enjoy and Taste Range. wines Pinot Noir Mountain popular winery’s Cascade the North of foothills the in nestled &Cellars, Vineyard Ridge to Challenger visit toward you will Seattle, west Continuing Powerhouse. and Dam tour Diablo you hall, will Institute dining Cascades North the in lunch Following communities. surrounding and Seattle forthe power electric provide which Project, Hydroelectric River Skagit the about will you tell officials Light City Seattle Lake. Diablo Center, of Learning shores the on Environmental Cascades to by North the avisit highlighted Monday, 19 August. Lodge. Mountain at Sun west! to Overnight time in wild wild, the back traveled town the in own your on of you’ll Winthrop, where dinner enjoy Lodge, you’ve think Mountain to Sun returning Before lunch. following tour dam the and Dam Coulee Grand famous world Sunday, 18 August. destination. overnight your Lodge, Mountain at Sun dine you as views the in Drink Dam. Reach travel to then winery, Rocky at alocal Enjoy lunch Dam. to Saturday, Wanapum Mountains over Cascade the drive 17 and Seattle August. Depart vineyards. area at wines Northwest’s finest of the Enjoy some views. valley and mountain gorgeous with lodging mountaintop luxury Lodge, Mountain Sun acclaimed internationally the in nights Enjoy two Dam. Light’s Diablo City Seattle and Dam U.S. the of plus Reclamation’s Coulee WellsDams. Bureau and Grand Reach Rocky tour, the on featured at dams Wanapum, produced is including States United northwestern forthe power of electrical the Much Mountains. Cascades of North the splendor alpine into high the vineyards and orchard vibrant past cliffs, basalt and desert high through River you Columbia travelthe as up landscapes changing and geology spectacular tour features The dinner) dinner, Sunday except Monday through lunch Saturday from meals all (Includes Double/$1165 Single US$900 person: per Price District Utility Public County Chelan Tour Christman, Bill leader: Monday, 19 August Saturday, 17 August to (Washington) Projects Hydro ColumbiaUpper- River Post-Tour B1 —Mid- and the dam. of base at the basin stilling larger and anew topconstructing on wall ofand dam, the parapet hydraulic improvements, including modifications to thespillway inconjunction with raising the underwent recently dam The 1989 the and earthquake. Prieta Loma earthquake Francisco 1906 both Great the San including earthquakes, historic numerous survived Fault, has and 1888 in to Andreas San completed was the adjacent structure The Creek. Mateo San the across constructed dam gravity aconcrete is Dam Lower Springs Springs Dam. Crystal Crystal Travel Travel Hydrocombine. and tour dam the to and to WellsDam the Experience the majestic beauty of the North Cascades National Park, Park, National Cascades of North the beauty majestic the Experience

27 Study Tours 28 Study Tours mountain on the resort Washington side of the Columbia River, your overnight destination. plain and landslide deposit. Enjoy the views as you dine at Skamania Lodge, a magnificent lava of crater, dome, still-steaming the views spectacular pumice offers and of volcano the side a visit to the Johnston Ridge Observatory, which brings visitors within eight kilometers of the north Following blast. the before St. waslike life atHelens Mount what tellsstory the which Landscape, Center, Visitor of aLost you’ll where Bluffs Memories have to including time exhibits, the enjoy at Hoffstadt the lunch enjoy and RetentionStructure Sediment ofU.S. Engineers’ Corps Army Saturday, the about Learn to travel St. 17 south and Helens. Mount Seattle August. Depart the region. VisitPortland, Oregon, known for its many rose gardens and microbreweries. in topassage fish facilitate operations, in changes and added, features many havethere been projects, navigation. both and At dam generation power for toNorthwest Pacific the important United States. Tour Bonneville Dam and Dalles The Dam on the scenic Columbia River, both of the history the event in volcanic destructive economically most and deadliest wasthe which at 119 world the in dam tallest meters. 1927, in began Construction Dam. 1930.Diablo in wascompleted and At wasthe it that time wildlife. and fish and recreation, irrigation), generation, power (including water delivery storage and regulation, river and control 1,592 is dam flood arch include gravity Its long. purposes meters year. each concrete The 21 of electricity than kilowatt-hours more billion States, generating of the largest concrete structures in the world and the largest hydropower producer in the United Grand Coulee Dam. 1,359 is dam the and length 350 in is overall. structure long meters fish passage facilities into a single structure referred toas the hydrocombine.The hydrocombine 10 spillways, switchyard units, and combines generating design unique This Project. Wells in 2003. completed system was bypass fish juvenile unique work on the 11 turbines and generators was completed in 2007. Its 2009. in Modernizing license federal 43-year anew received it and 1961. 1971 in to powerhouse the wereadded units additional Four powerin first its delivered Reach Rocky Dam. Reach Rocky point. excavation deepest the from high 56 meters 254 and long meters for salmon smoltsopportunity to bypass the turbines. dam The is an provides bypass downstream-fish completed recently The new, state-of-the-art turbines and new generators at each facility. install crews will decades, two of next the course the Over 2008. in wasissued to dams two the operate license 44-year federal Project. Anew, Rapids Priest of two-dam the part as ‘60s and Wanapum Dam was built on the Columbia River in the late 1950s TourStudy Dams: Visit Mount St. Helens, most famous for its catastrophic eruption in May 1980, in eruption catastrophic for its famous most St. Helens, Mount Visit dinner) Monday through lunch Saturday from Single Double/$1265 US$1000 person: per Price District Portland of Engineers, Corps Army U.S. Flaherty, Tour Carolyn Leader: Saturday, 17 August to Monday, 19 August Oregon) and (Washington River Dams and Mount St. Helens Post-Tour — B2 Lower Columbia Owned and operated by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, the dam is one one is by dam the U.S. the operated and of Reclamation, Bureau Owned (Includes all meals meals all (Includes Grand Coulee Dam Coulee Grand dam was built and is managed by of U.S. Engineers. the Corps managed is Army and built was dam The navigation. river and generation power electrical are Dam and Lock National Historic in 1987. Landmark functions of Theprimary Bonneville a declared were Project Dam and Lock 1993.in of Bonneville Portions 1981, in completed was powerhouse lock second navigation alarger and A hydropower toNorthwest. provide Pacific and the River Columbia the original navigation lock were completed in 1938 to improve navigation on spillway, powerhouse, first and The Oregon. of Portland, east kilometers dam structures that together complete a span of the Columbia River, 64 Bonneville Dam. by of U.S. Engineers. the Corps managed is Army and built was 1957. in completed was Dam Dalles The Oregon. Dalles, of The dam The the Columbia River 75 kilometers above Bonneville Dam and the near city spanning facilities, spillway,passage fish and 22-generator powerhouse 23-bay lock, of anavigation consists Dam Dalles The Dam. Dalles The 2012.. in raised was crest spillway The navigation. to river hazard a becoming from 1980 the to since created sediment eruption, the prevent 1989 in to byof sediment U.S. Engineers the retain completed Corps Army of Toutle the Fork North the on River. dam It56-meter-high was earthen wide horseshoe-shaped crater. Structure Retention The Sediment of mountain’s the 2,950 from to summit meters a1.6 2,550 with it replacing meters, kilometer- elevation the 5.1 reducing eruption, an measuring caused scale Richter the on by earthquake an triggered avalanche debris of highway destroyed. were Amassive kilometers 298 railways, and 250 47 killed; were 24 homes, of people bridges, kilometers Fifty-seven Helens. St. Mount TourStudy Projects: Tuesdaybeginning morning, 20 August. scheduled be can of tour, the (SEA) Seattle-Tacomafrom flights Airport outgoing International 17 Hotelmorning, Saturday on Sheraton Seattle at the At August. end the begin tour will The Information: and Departure Arrival on flights foroutgoing convenient it Tuesday,making 20 August. Southcenter.Suites Seattle Airport Thishotel Seattle-Tacoma near is very International Airport, River.DoubleTree the destination, Willamette final at Travel your dinner afarewell and to Seattle the on cruise alunch during cuisine Northwest prepared freshly and scenery breathtaking enjoy Square, Portland’s world famous Rose Gardens, and historic and parks, neighborhoods you will Following tour a city 19 featuring August. Monday, Portland attractions such as Pioneer Embassy Suites. Portland at the Overnight restaurant. landmark you’ll at alocal where to dinner enjoy Portland, of water. Falls, a186-metericy of cascade Multnomah Travel beauty and power the Experience hatchery. fish and Center Visitor Dam tour Bonneville restaurant, at ariverside lunch Following Sunday, 18 August. Helens St. Mount Bonneville Dam consists of several run-of-the-river Travel to The Dalles Dam and Visitor Center on the Columbia River. Columbia the on Center Travel Visitor and Dam to Dalles The The Dalles Dam The is a550-meter-long, is Bonneville Lock and Dam and Bonneville Lock

29 Study Tours 30 Study Tours Folsom Dam Folsom Travel west through the famous Napa Valley wine country to Travel Valley country Napa wine famous the through west 21 August. Wednesday, Sheraton Sacramento Hotel the Overnight Riverboat. King Delta historic the on dinner farewell the before sightseeing and forshopping time free enjoy and to Return Sacramento management. and planning resources for facility technical researchEngineers andtraining in hydrologic andwater engineering Center, of Engineering aU.S. tour Hydraulic Corps the lunch, Army Following Laboratory. Davis of California, Travel tour University the and Davis toTuesday, August. nearby 20 Sacramento Hotel. Sheraton at the Overnight district. historic this in restaurants of many the one in own your on Transcontinental the Dine Railroad. and Rush Gold of California time the the within set museums world-renowned and attractions historical of entertainment, city, the dining, to home shopping, heart historic the Sacramento, Old visit Sacramento, in arrival Upon Chico. nearby in lunch enjoy Travelhatchery, fish and atour of dam the 19Following Dam. to August. Oroville Monday, Hotel Redding. in Suites Oxford at the Overnight Gardens. Botanical and Arboretum McConnell nearby at the water features and gardens display gorgeous Enjoy the marvel. atechnical is Bridge Sundial the of art, work afunctional to being addition in and of weightlessness, a sense evokes span granite and steel, glass, The of Redding. heart the in River Sacramento the crosses which Bridge, Sundial the Travel Visit Dam. tour Shasta and 18 to August. Redding Sunday, Sacramento Hotel, your overnight destination. tour, Sheraton the in adam and dinner awelcome travelenjoy to and downtown Sacramento amotorcoachat 14:00 board you will apresentation travel to Following Dam. and Folsom laterno than Sacramento in own. Your13:00.Airport, arrive should Sacramento From the flight Saturday, 17 August. spectacular of city San Francisco! California’s historic city. capital Final destination: the Enjoy Sacramento, land. of agricultural of hectares most populous state, and irrigation water for millions which supply water to millions of in people the nation’s California’s Northern Visit dams, most important dinner) Monday except lunch, Wednesday through dinner Saturday from meals all (Includes Double/$1100 Single US$825 person: per Price of Reclamation Bureau U.S. and Inc., Engineering, HDR Retired, Tour Egan, leader, Gary Wednesday, 21 August Saturday, 17 August to (California) CaliforniaNorthern Dams Post-Tour — B3 Francisco International Airport. Tour at SFO. Airport. ends International Francisco Travel winery. at anearby lunch atour of enjoy dam, the Following to Dam. San Monticello 1955 and is operated by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. It is a key feature of the Central 1955 akey It is by of U.S. Central feature the the operated is of Reclamation. and Bureau Folsom Dam. TourStudy Projects: on Wednesday, 21 August. than sooner (SFO)no 16:00 San Francisco from tour,the scheduled be can flights outgoing laterno than Sacramento in 13:00Saturday,arrive on should flight end of 17 August. At the own. your on Your (SMF) to Sacramento (SEA) Seattle-Tacoma from Fly Airport International Information: and Departure Arrival Folsom Dam was built by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers from 1948 from to by of U.S. Engineers the built was Corps Dam Army Folsom Fly from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to Sacramento on your your on to Sacramento Seattle-Tacoma from Fly Airport International

in a one-day International Workshop on current practices for the management of AAR-affected of AAR-affected management forthe practices current on Workshop International aone-day in participate and Carolina North Tennessee in and dams major four Visit lunch) Wednesday through breakfast Sunday from meals all Double/$1130 (Includes Single US$900 person: per Price Concrete Dams on Committee of the ICOLD Chairman and Associates, Tour Leader: Robin Charlwood, Robin Charlwood and Saturday, 17 August to Wednesday, 21 August Carolina) North and Tennessee (Georgia, Workshop International and Reactions U.S. Dams with Alkali-Aggregate Post-Tour — Southeastern B4 has three generators. 1983 in dam at the built was and Powerplant Dam spillway. Monticello type The morning-glory primarily supplies agriculture in surrounding areas. Thedam is noted for its classic, uncontrolled waterreservoir the from and 1957, Berryessa Lake forms dam The concrete-arch. amedium is it of 312 length 1953 acrest and between and foundation above the meters Constructed meters. Dam. Monticello associated technical subjects. of closely other anumber and water management real-time control analysis, planning analysis, hydraulics and sediment transport, hydrologic statistics and risk analysis, system reservoir hydrology, groundwater and river of surface areas technical the in of Engineers Corps Army Center. Engineering Hydraulic and indoor space for physical hydraulic experiments. space both open has laboratory The of California. water agencies to local state the and service conducting hydraulic investigations through and prototype scaled modelsto provide modeling have of been University California, Davis engineers Laboratory. years, 40 than Formore 1961 in built was and Water to Resources 1968. of 2,109 is dam Department by California the operated and owned is dam The long. meters embankment U.S., the in dam Oroville tallest Dam. earthfill zoned The the at 234high, meters Dam Shasta The dam is a concrete, medium-thick arch structure with a height of 93 of 93 aheight with structure arch aconcrete, is medium-thick dam The The HEC is the designated Center of Expertise for the U.S. forthe of Expertise Center designated the is HEC The height of the dam and increase the storage. the increase and of dam the height 1938 to to raise 1945. underway are Studies meters long. Thedam was constructed in 183 is 1,036 dam and The high USBR. meters by the operated and owned dam arch gravity aconcrete is Dam Dam.Shasta Shasta of flood protection. level a200-year achieve region Sacramento 2015. in the completion help will project The for scheduled is and abutment left at the meters. A new spillway is under construction of 427 foratotal length dams wing earthen 106-meter-high with section center concrete a has dam The uses. other and for irrigation water water and drinking hydroelectricity, and powercanals plants that provides Valley Project, asystem reservoirs, of dams,

31 Study Tours 32 Chickamauga Lock and Dam and Chickamauga Lock Study Tours survived more than 25-centimeter upstream movement of the crest without failure. without of crest the movement upstream 25-centimeter than more survived thathas dam arch of asmall example interesting an is but service, in longer no is Spillway and automated instrumentation is being used to maintain the structure. TheFontana Emergency cuts saw wire of diamond program ongoing an modeling detailed on based and area, crack the Study TourStudy Projects: 18:00 than sooner no Wednesday, on 20 August. Airport Atlanta the depart to scheduled by Atlanta be in 19:00 ofshould tour, Atthe end the flights possible. if departing (ATL) Saturday,on Airport International Atlanta arriving 17 August, to Hartsfield–Jackson (SEA) Information: and Departure Arrival not in included tour price) (lodging North Airport Atlanta toPlace Hyatt the transported be will lodging evening Wednesday at 16:00. tour the ends needing where Participants Airport, travel tolunch, International Atlanta Wednesday, 21 August. resort. at the dinner farewell and hour below). Workshop, the asocial enjoy Following agenda (see Workshop Dams. in AAR Remain at Fontana Village for the InternationalTuesday, August. Workshop 20 on Managing dinner. BBQ outdoor afun and forrelaxation Village Fontana to Return deterioration. surface severe despite of dam the operation continued allowed that has investigations and works maintenance active the on presentations foratour and Dam Santeetlah travel to lunch, and Spillway Emergency to Fontana the visit abrief Following dam. affected Monday, 19 August. nights. forthree home your be will and built was Dam Fontana when village construction the from developed was Mountains Smokey Great the in resort lovely This destination. overnight your Resort, travel to Village Restaurant, Fontana replacement construction project. Following lunch at the famed Chattanooga Choo Choo Railcar Travel to lock Dam view and Lock 18 by motorcoachto August. Chickamauga Sunday, hotel at the at 20:30. reception Welcome destination. overnight your North, Airport Atlanta Place Hyatt own.to your on Take nearby the taxi or van Airport ahotel shuttle International Atlanta Saturday, 17 August. Fly from Seattle-Tacoma International to Hartsfield–Jackson Airport there are many recreational opportunitiesfor the delegates and accompanying persons. where Resort, Village Fontana beautiful at the held be will Workshop the and accommodations Overnight Mountains. Smokey Great beautiful Tennessee, the travels through and Chattanooga, to avisit includes tour also into The future. the operation safe continue and requirements regulatory and standards design to current meet facilities important of these operation safe to maintain projects rehabilitation and investigations ongoing and recent the about Learn dams. Delegates must make own arrangements to fly from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Seattle-Tacoma tofrom fly Airport arrangements own make International must Delegates tensioned anchors were installed both vertically from the deck and inclined in in inclined and deck the from both vertically installed were anchors tensioned was extensive instrumentation post- installed, investigations were performed, 1970. in installed was slot spillway, overlapping an and Subsequently, various the near late of the in curvature the 1960s location at the developed Cracking Fontana 146-meter-high Dam. 1946. in This completed was dam gravity spillways to allow continued operation. and lock of existing the maintenance ongoing with of construction, stages early the in is project replacement lock Amajor of second. 13,000 per meters cubic discharge 18 has of 160 dam acombined bays The with spillway megawatts. capacity agenerating with high, 1,800 meters 39 dam and long meters type to Tennessee gravity- the aconcrete is Valley.development Dam Chickamauga economic and control latethe flood 1930s bring to and improve navigation in built was Tennessee the on River dam The of Engineers. Corps Army by U.S. the operated is lock the and dam the TVA operates Authority; Chickamauga Lock and Dam. Travel to nearby Fontana Dam for presentations and tour of AAR- and the Travel forpresentations Dam Fontana to nearby Travel to Hiwassee Dam for presentations and atour. Travel and forpresentations Dam Following to Hiwassee The project is owned by Tennessee owned is Valley project The restaurants, shops and historic sites. Overnight at the San Diego Sheraton. Diego San at the Overnight sites. historic and shops restaurants, you’ll district, many walking this In find Diego. of San culture and history the to experience takeHotel. you to Town, amotorcoachwill evening, the In Old own your on be you will where Sheraton to Diego San the airport the you from transport will own. transportation Motorcoach Saturday, 17 August. inends Los Angeles. Diego’s San Enjoy many attractions. California. Tour southern arid in control flood and supply of water evolution the and cooperation, interagency infrastructure, of existing enhancements advances in technologies for seismic robustness, instrumentation, roller compacted concrete, about learn and States United the in dams of newest the some Visit lunch) Wednesday through breakfast Sunday from meals Single Double/$1800 US$1300 person: per Price California Southern of Water District Metropolitan Hill, Tour Chris Leader: Saturday, 17 August to Wednesday, 21 August (California) Dams Post-Tour — Southern B5 California 12:00 Village –13:00 Fontana at —Lunch Experiences of Reclamation U.S. Bureau • Experiences of Engineers Corps U.S. Army • Dam Rapids Roanoke at AAR Managing • • Dams U.S. 10:30 –12:00 2: TourOther and —Session Dams • Overview • Discussion of Dams visited on tour and 1: –10:0008:00 —Session Overview to link www.icold2013.org/aar.pdf. and online go please agenda, current and detailed International Workshop on in Managing Dams AAR — Tentative Agenda there is a load monitoring system for the post-tensioned trunnion anchors. control longitudinal expansion and gate clearances. Recutting is scheduled for 2013. In addition, to gates spillway radial large the near and abutments at the cuts saw wire diamond made has comprehensive instrumentation and modeling program at Hiwassee Dam for many years, and a had TVA has second. per meters of cubic 3,200 discharge atotal dam maximum the give of bottom atdam, the the conduits regulating four with along gates, which, by radial seven of 185,000 kilowatts.The capacity agenerating with dam’s long, meters controlled is spillway Hiwassee Dam. Power.Renewable by Brookfield owned is project The dam. arch an in sawcuts wire diamond use of known first the include These deterioration. surface severe despite of dam the operation continued allowed has maintenance and of investigations 1942. in here employed slots was hole program active drill an then, Since of overlapping use known first early the and in the 1940s, identified was AAR construction. initial after soon made Dam. Santeetlah Santeetlah Dam at AAR Managing and History Construction Hiwassee and Fontana Chickamauga, at AAR Managing Hiwassee Dam is a concrete gravity overflow dam 94 meters high and and high meters 94 dam 419 overflow gravity aconcrete is Dam Hiwassee This thin arch dam was built in 1928, in were built was dam modifications arch thin extensive This and Fly from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to San Diego on your your on to Diego San Seattle-Tacoma from Fly Airport International

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33 Study Tours 34 San Vicente Dam Vicente San Study Tours Carlsbad Desalination Project will provide San Diego County with a locally-controlled, drought- alocally-controlled, with County Diego San provide will Project Desalination Carlsbad The in region. the water improving reliability significantly water and imported on dependence of region’s the Diego’s percent 2020, seven in San water water to about needs reducing meet Carlsbad Desalination Project. piezometer data and an automated theodolite system for deformation measurements. comprehensively instrumented with an automated data acquisition system for seepage and are dams The project. foraconstruction everused equipment earthmoving of largest the U.S. the in some involved project and moving earth US$1.9 largest the was project The billion. 1999 in completed was at atotal of of dams about the cost reservoir. the Construction form supply reliability, if major aqueducts particularly are by damaged Threedams earthquakes. Diamond Valley Lake. construction. its during of set were RCC placement day day- 30- forone and records World construction. and design its during developed were of testing RCC and placement design, forthe innovations Several California. southern active seismically in permitted dam RCC U.S.large the in dam first the RCC and largest the It is meters. of of 97 778 aheight length and meters acrest has Dam Olivenhain region. Diego into San the Thursday, on 22 August. LAX Saturday, on own your 17 depart of tour,to Atthe August. end the scheduled be should flights Fly from Seattle-Tacoma International (SEA) to International (SAN) San Airport Diego on Airport Information: and Departure Arrival own. your on dinner may enjoy Westin Travelyou Hotel, project. where upgrade Tourseismic to LAX at the Angeles. Los ends recent the travelU. to lunch, Tujunga atour of and Big about S.dam, the Following to Dam learn in the Traveldam 10th the earthfill Dam, to Oaks 21 August. Seven largest Wednesday, Inn. Carlsbad in Overnight setting. coast north of region’s the percent 2020. aspectacular seven in in water dinner needs Farewell water to about meet enough produce will completion, Project, thatupon Desalination Carlsbad Temecula the anearby Valley in visit Next, winery. lunch atour enjoy of project, the Following dams. Travel earthen by three Valley Lake, impounded toTuesday, August. Diamond 20 destination. Inn, overnight your Travel Carlsbad the and California. coast to north the to southern reliability water supply providing dam RCC an Dam, tour Olivenhain lunch, and dam atour of the Following world. the in RCC using raise U.S. the in dam tallest the existing and an of enlargement tallest the about Travel learn and Dam 19 to Vicente August. San Monday, Diego. San in attraction at alandmark dinner aspecial with culminate day will The coast. sea its and caves sea natural to home various Jolla, La Enjoy visiting Park. Balboa beautiful and resplendent Quarter, the and Gaslamp historic the Coronado, sparkling including attractions, motorcoachtourDiego of San Enjoy aguided 18 August. Sunday, particularly following that anearthquake wouldparticularly sever aqueducts bringingwater Olivenhain Dam. purpose The of is water Olivenhain Reservoir supply reliability, world. the in RCC using raise tallest the and States United the in dam existing of an enlargement tallest the be will 2013. by to raise early complete Dam projected be is and Vicente San 2009 The a roller compacted concrete dam over the existing dam. Construction in began by constructing accomplished being is raise dam of reservoir. the The capacity the doubles than more raise water dam deliveries.The 36-meter imported in interruption eventof the in an region to to Diego water make San the available system of reservoirs, interconnected pipelines, and pumping stations designed Project, a Storage of Emergency the part is Raise Dam Vicente San The meters. a 67-meter-high of 300 length acrest with dam gravity concrete conventional 1943. in completed was Dam It was Vicente San original The Dam. Vicente San TourStudy Projects: Diamond Valley Lake is an off-stream storage reservoir forwater reservoir storage off-stream Valley an is Lake Diamond The seawater The desalination plant will produce enough

the Chaparral Suites in Scottsdale. of tour at your leader. home at the BBQ Overnight Enjoy a special of Phoenix. asuburb Arizona, travelto on then Dam, Scottsdale, tour Waddell New lunch, alakeside Following Dam. Waddell New to Travel Arizona central through south Tuesday, August. 20 Suites. Embassy Flagstaff at the Overnight Arizona. of northern mountains the in set Arizona, River. Colorado the on Travel dam largest Flagstaff, to beautiful second the Dam, Canyon foratourtravel to of Glen Arizona, Page Canyon, of Grand the beauty and wonder the experiencing After 1.6 and to up long, 29 kilometers, deep. kilometers kilometers river Site446 is Heritage World UNESCO Canyon. This Grand of the Rim South Tour spectacular the 19 August. Monday, Inn, your overnight destination. Squire Canyon Grand Western Best at the Canyon. Enjoy dinner Center, Visitor at the lunch Following travel dam. the to Grand the tour Travel VIP of foraspecial Dam 18 Hoover by motorcoachto August. famous the Sunday, Vegas. to Las enjoy reception the after and before hotel at the at 18:00, held be of time will reception you plenty allowing Awelcome destination. Hotel, overnight your Rennaissance to own. your nearby on Take the taxi or van ashuttle Saturday, 17 Vegas, to Nevada, Las August. Seattle-Tacoma from Fly Airport International Canyon. world’s Grand the —the one wonders Visit greatest states. western the in development economic and growth population the in dams its and River of Colorado role the current and historical the about States. Learn United southwestern the in Visit iconic dams along the Colorado River Wednesday dinner) through lunch Sunday from meals all (Includes Single Double/$1260 Price per person: US$975 of Reclamation Bureau U.S. Consultant and Commissioner, former WaterTour Johnson, Bob leader: Wednesday, 21 August Saturday, 17 August to (Nevada and Arizona) Canyon Grand the Colorado River and Post-Tour — B6 2011July in completed was retrofitproject US$100cost of at a million. seismic The expanded. was one original the and built was spillway Anew a thick-arch design. 57,000approximately to athin-arch from it of to concrete meters transforming dam, the cubic 25% to about restricted was level reservoir’s retrofit the adding involved ofand The capacity. earthquakes control. from In for flood failure of danger 1976,in as recognized was dam the 1931 in Tujungamainly completed Big arch aconcrete is Dam Dam. Tujunga serves and Big 2013. early in begin will construction state the in and agency permitting Carlsbad Desalination Plant has now received finalapprovals from required every andregulatory the state’s the in process, years six and permitting of planning ten years After standards. water drinking federal state all and exceeds or water thatmeets of high-quality proof supply Grand Canyon Grand

35 Study Tours 36 New Waddell Dam New Study Tours a tunneled lake tap. lake a tunneled and to plant power improvements the of ahighway over bridge, a new realignment the included and million totaledUS$430 overlay. aconcrete of expansion using the cost The accomplished was of dam the expansion The capacity. reservoir in increase a20 in percent resulting and by 24 dam the of 109 raised fora total meters height project meters This completed. was dam 1996, In world. the renovate in to and dam the expand aproject masonry highest the was of and meters, 85 height original an had of Phoenix, 122 located dam, northeast kilometers the first major structure built by the U.S.Bureau of Reclamation on the Salt River Project.The Theodore Roosevelt Dam. irrigation, providing hydropower cost months. summer during high demand/high for out flows and months winter cost low demand/low during into reservoir the pumped is by CAP the water supplied River hydropower as revenue. water Colorado well as moving in efficiency provides which project, apump-generation includes project Waddell New The meters. of of length height a with crest a and dam meters 134 1,430 embankment earthfill azoned is ten-fold. dam by almost The 1927 in built capacity storage dam increasing original the and 1994, in Dam Waddell New on completed was replacing Construction Dam. Waddell New communities. water to Indian several supplies and districts water to irrigation agricultural Scottsdale, and Mesa, Phoenix, as water such to cities the municipal It provides state the in of Arizona. water supplies of renewable resource single largest the is and pipelines, and plants pumping CAPa541-kilometer-long is The Project. tunnels, system of aqueducts, Arizona Central turbines. 1,021,248 is powerplant for the convey water dam to the through the penstocks Eight kilowatts. Total capacity 136,562-kilowattfour turbines. generating by eight nameplate driven generators of 118,750-kilowatt four toe atconsists the of dam the powerplant The tunnels. diversion as and spillway tunnel. downstream The of portions the spillway tunnel were used during construction alined and gates radial two with structure intake of an consisting abutment, each in constructed 216-meter-high of 475 length acrest has is dam spillway arch concrete Aseparate meters. Bureau of Reclamation’s Colorado River Storage Project. The key the is of U.S. feature the dam This Dam. Canyon Glen world. 271 is the in bridge river, above the meters highest second the 2010. in completed was of dam the downstream just bridge The bridge new impressive An recreation. and supply, control flood provides hydroelectric power, irrigation and municipal water were developed during its design and construction. Thedam related to concrete technology, valves and hydraulic equipment of hope. economic Many innovative and techniques processes constructed during the Great Depression anda became symbol was dam The of workers. thousands involving effort massive 1931between of a 1936, result the was and construction its by U.S. the of Built Reclamation Nevada. and Bureau Arizona the between border the on dam arch-gravity aconcrete is Dam. Hoover TourStudy Projects: August. 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