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SUMMARY:Coastal Resilience Planning and Adaptation for Waterfront Facilities
DESCRIPTION:In 2023 and 2024 a two-part workshop on Resilience of Naval Waterfront Facilities in a Changing Climate was held\, co-sponsored by the Naval Facilities Engineering and Expeditionary Warfare Center (NAVFAV-EXWC) and the Coasts\, Oceans\, Ports\, and Rivers Institute (COPRI) of ASCE. Part I of the workshop focused on developing non-stationary extreme wind speeds\, sea level rise\, and flooding loads on waterfront facilities\, while Part II of the workshop exclusively involved life-cycle assessment\, performance-based resilience planning and adaptation design to help protect public safety and to enrich the life quality in coastal communities including military installations. Resilience-based decision-making ensures community stakeholders have quantifiable information to select the most effective and efficient mitigations and/or adaptation strategies. Such quantification requires community-level models of physical infrastructure such as buildings\, roadways\, and water/power networks to be fully coupled with social and economic models by using computational tools and platforms\, such as the Interdependent Networked Community Resilience Modeling Environment (IN-CORE). The impact of coastal multi-hazards is assessed in terms of infrastructure damage and service loss (e.g.\, disruption of goods flow through port and intermodal transportation). The potential to leverage robust community modeling\, often referred to as digital twins\, to assess the coupling between short- and long-term impacts is also highlighted. \nThis webinar intends to present the lessons learned from the workshop\, based on the group discussions of over one hundred coastal resilience leaders and professionals from government agencies\, industry\, and academia. A discussion will focus on implementation of innovative methodologies and techniques on updating the structural design loads on waterfront facilities for non-stationary extreme wind speeds\, sea level rise\, and flooding hazards; developing performance-based and site-specific resilience planning and adaptation for coastal operation continuity; and promoting computational tools and platforms\, such as IN-CORE. \n\nLearning Objectives\n\n\n\n\nReview available datasets and tools on establishing the relationship between extreme events and performance of coastal structures and infrastructure systems;\nEstablish the basic concept of extreme event effects (e.g. winds\, floods\, and tsunamis) on structural design codes and standards;\nInform best practices of life-cycle adaptation and a risk-based decision-making process to decision-makers for coastal resilience planning strategies; and\nPromote interdependent community and infrastructure system models that are available for use in engineering practices (e.g.\, IN-CORE) and the training necessary for civil engineers and government planners who may use these models.
URL:https://nibs.org/event/coastal-resilience-planning-and-adaptation-for-waterfront-facilities/
LOCATION:Virtual Event
CATEGORIES:Building Innovation Webinar Series,External ORG Event,NIBS Location Event,Webinar
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