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The 28Th Annual The 2 8th Annual IInternationalnternational BBridgeridge CConferenceonference® BBridgesridges WWithoutithout BBordersorders JJuneune 55-8,-8, 22011011 DDavidavid L.L. LawrenceLawrence CConventiononvention CCenterenter PPittsburgh,ittsburgh, PPAA UUSASA CCONFERENCEONFERENCE PPROGRAMROGRAM GGUIDEUIDE Sponsored by: Engineers’ Society of Western Pennsylvania The 2 8tth Annual International Bridge Conference® Technical Sessions ABC...........................................................................................................38 Construction ...............................................................................................46 Design, Part 1 ............................................................................................17 Design, Part 2 ............................................................................................36 Drilled Foundations ....................................................................................19 Featured Country Session ............................................................................12 Innovative Concepts ....................................................................................29 Instrumentation/Inspection .........................................................................40 Keynote Session ...........................................................................................9 Long Span Bridges, Part 1 ...........................................................................22 Long Span Bridges, Part 2 ...........................................................................28 Proprietary Session ....................................................................................14 Poster Session ............................................................................................52 Rail ...........................................................................................................47 Rehabilitation ............................................................................................20 Research/Evaluation ...................................................................................31 Trendy Topics Session .................................................................................49 Workshops W-1: Your Vision...Your Reality/Innovative Financing & the Project Team .......14 W-2: FRP Composites Hybrid Systems ........................................................15 W-3: National Bridge Industry Workshop: ...................................................25 W-4: Structural Health Monitoring of Bridges - Technologies and Practice ......26 W-5: Society for Protective Coatings Coatings ................................................26 W-6: Fundamentals of Bridge Benefit and Life Cycle Cost Analysis ..................34 W-8: Workzone Safety Workshop, Part 1 ......................................................34 W-9: Next Beams .......................................................................................35 W-8: Workzone Safety Workshop (part 2) ....................................................42 W-10: SHRP 2 for the International Bridge Community .................................43 W-11 (Part 1): Automated Rebar Detailing ..................................................44 W-11 (Part 2): Using Digital Terrain Modeling ..............................................44 W-12: Lightweight Aggregate in Concrete for Bridges (Part 1) ........................44 W-13: A Practitioner’s Guide to Bridge Painting ............................................45 W-12: Lightweight Aggregate in Concrete for Bridges (Part 2) ........................50 Seminars Hoover Dam Bypass Bridge ........................................................................25 FWHA/AASHTO Tunnel Scan Seminar ...........................................................33 Geothermal Energy Pile ...............................................................................42 Bridge Inspection and Management ............................................................50 Additional Content Awards Reception .......................................................................................35 Exhibitor Information ..................................................................................54 General Information .....................................................................................2 Mini-Theater Presentations ..........................................................................53 GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION WELCOME TO THE 28TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE CELL PHONES AND PAGERS CONFERENCE® As a courtesy to the Speakers and fellow attendees, the IBC requests that all cell Please read the following general information to learn about many of the new phones and pagers be turned off or switched to silent mode in all Presentation Rooms. features of the IBC! With our return to the David L. Lawrence Convention Center (DLLCC), we have the opportunity to offer many new and exciting elements to the Conference, and ATTENDEE REGISTRATION LISTS many new improvements from the 2010 IBC. As always, Conference personnel (found at Conference registrations received prior to May 27 have been compiled in the “IBC the Registration Desk) and IBC Executive Committee Members (look for their ribbons!) PRE-REGISTRATION LIST - PART 1 of 2”, and is available to all registered attendees can be an additional valuable source of information! in .PDF format, available to transfer to YOUR FLASH DRIVE. Please note, as we try to continually green the IBC, we are no longer printing Registration Lists for every attendee. REGISTRATION DESK An addendum to the registration list, “PART 2 of 2,” will be available Wednesday The Conference Registration Desk is located in HALL A of the DLLCC, on the riverside morning of the conference and reflects those attendees who registered after May 28 or of the convention center. The hours of operation are: on-site during the conference. • Sunday, June 5: 5:00 - 7:00 PM An electronic copy, produced in MS Excel, of the entire Attendee Registration List is • Monday, June 6: 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM available for purchase. The cost is $25 for IBC Exhibotrs, and $95 for all others, the list • Tuesday, June 7: 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM will be e-mailed to you following the conference. • Wednesday, June 8: 7:00 AM - 1:30 PM MESSAGE BOARD REGISTRATION AND ADMISSION As a service to Conference registrants, a Message Board will be located in the Full Registration includes admission to the Keynote Session, Featured Agency Ses- Registration area of the DLLCC. The board will be available on June 6 - 8. Messages will sion, daily Technical Sessions, Workshops, IBC Exhibit Hall, Monday evening Exhibitors be retained until the end of each day. Party, and the Monday and Wednesday Exhibit Hall Buffet Luncheon. One-Day Registra- tion includes the Technical Sessions, Workshops and IBC Exhibit Hall and corresponding IBC BRIDGE TOUR exhibit function for that day only. Tuesday, June 7; 1:00 - 5:00 P.M. With so many new events included in the IBC, we hope to provide you with a better Pittsburgh is the city of bridges, and the IBC is pleased to once again offer our tour understanding of the various offerings for Conference attendees. You will still see the of unique area bridges. A signed waiver and release and appropriate footwear will be quality technical presentations as offered in all previous IBC’s; these are referred to required to enter the construction area. Proposed sites include the I-579 Crosstown as “Technical Sessions”, and include papers grouped into sessions of common subject Bridge, the Boston Bridge and the McArdle Roadway Viaduct. This guided tour departs matter. Again, we are offering several “Seminars” that are educational programs for from the Convention Center at 1:00 p.m. (An additional fee of $40 is required; advance continued training. We also offer for your consideration a number of “Workshops” registration is required and seating is limited.) Please check the IBC registration Desk for presented by many of our co-sponsors, and other industry-leading groups on an even availability and advance registration. wider variety of bridge industry subject matter. Lastly, many of these same groups have coordinated their “Committee Meetings” during the dates of IBC; some of which are IBC EXHIBIT HALL open to all conference registrants. One of the main attractions of the Conference is the IBC Exhibit Hall. As you stroll Remember: Seminars, Tours the IBC Awards Receptions, and Conference Proceedings through more than 160 exhibits, you will be able to explore the latest technologies, require an additional registration fee. Please visit the Conference Registration Desk for products and services the bridge industry has to offer. We also present several “Mini- details. Theatre” presentations at various times throughout the conference, where you can learn even more about the products and services of many of the exhibitors. Additionally, don‘t BADGE IDENTIFICATION forget to participate in our popular “Exhibit Hall Bingo” game for your chance to receive Please wear your IBC name badge at all times during the conference; it is your cash prizes, simply by visiting the exhibitors on your bingo card. All registered attendees passport to all Conference activities. ESWP has authorized Room Monitors on staff to will have a bingo card in their registration packet. deny access to anyone not wearing the appropriate badge. As a safety consideration, we The IBC Exhibit Hall is located in HALL A of the DLLCC. You will be able to
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