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September 13–15HILTON SAN DIEGO RESORT & SPA

San Diego, California

For Convention MapsSee center spread on pages 16-19

Welcome to San Diego!From all of us on the 2017 Convention committee, we are excited to have you join us for the 86th Annual SEAOC Convention in America’s Finest City!

Make your plans to take advantage of all the convention has to offer; from the technical sessions, the exhibit hall, to the many social events, tours and sporting activities. Of course we also hope you find time to relax and enjoy the numerous amenities that the Hilton San Diego Resort & Spa has to offer. Located mid-way between the downtown Gaslamp District and La Jolla, you’ll find it easy to access some of our city’s finest restaurants, theaters, museums, historic sites, and of course our fabulous beaches!

Please also remember that the SEAOC Convention is much more than the unique and varied scheduled events. It is also a time to enjoy the company of old ac-quaintances while meeting new friends and colleagues. It’s a time to honor the numerous volunteers who make our association thrive and to discover new opportuni-ties to lead our association into the future.

Most importantly, have a great time! We are truly delighted that you have joined us, and hope that it is a memorable experience.

WenDee Sullivan Steve KerrConvention Chairs 2017

Convention Overview

Wednesday, September 13thQuarry Tour - Vulcan Materials Co. 10am – 2pm Meet at Hotel Lobby

Registration 12pm – 6pm Foyer

Exhibits 4pm – 8pm Pavilion & Marseilles/ Portofino Room

Volleyball 4:30pm – 6pm Beach in Front of Hotel

EERI San Diego-Tijuana Earthquake 4:45pm – 6:15pmScenario Presentation Monte Carlo/St. Tropez Room

Welcome Reception 6:30pm – 8pm Pavilion

Bags by the Bay (Cornhole) 6:30pm – 8pmPavilion Patio

Younger Member Brewery Tour 6:30pm – 10:30pm Meet at Hotel Lobby

DEWALT Reception - Latest in 8pm – 10pmAnchoring Software Innovations Fresco’s by the Pool

Thursday, September 14thRegistration 7am – 4pm Foyer

Exhibits 7am – 6pm Pavilion & Marseilles/ Portofino Room

Breakfast 7am – 8am Pavilion

Technical Sessions Track 1 – AM 8am – 11:45am Sorrento/San Marino Room

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Technical Sessions Track 2 – AM 8am – 11:45am Capri/Riviera Room

Technical Sessions Track 3 – AM 8am – 11:45am Monte Carlo/St. Tropez Room

Business Lunch 11:45am – 1:15pm Garden by the Bay

Technical Sessions Track 1 – PM 1:20pm – 4:30pm Sorrento/San Marino Room

Technical Sessions Track 2 – PM 1:20pm – 4:30pm Capri/Riviera Room

Technical Sessions Track 3 – PM 1:20pm – 4:30pm Monte Carlo/St. Tropez Room

Cal Poly-ARCE Reception 4:30pm – 6pm Hotel Suite

Industry Reception 5pm – 6:30pm Pavilion

Dinner Transportation 6:30pm Meet at Hotel Lobby

Ray W. Clough Dinner at Coasterra 7pm – 11pmhosted by CSI Coasterra at Harbor Island

Friday, September 15thRegistration 7am – 11:30amFoyer

Exhibits 7am – 11amPavilion & Marseilles/ Portofino Room

Breakfast 7am – 8amPavilion

Technical Sessions Track 1 – AM 8am – 10:15amSorrento/San Marino Room

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Technical Sessions Track 2 – AM 8am – 10:15amCapri/Riviera Room

Technical Sessions Track 3 – AM 8am – 9:05amMonte Carlo/St. Tropez Room

Young Member Roundtable 9:10am – 10:15amTerrazza Ballroom

Plenary Session 10:40am – 11:45amCapri/Riviera/Monte Carlo/ St. Tropez Room

Excellence in Structural Engineering 11:50am – 1:30pmAwards LunchGarden by the Bay

Technical Sessions Track 1 – PM 1:40pm – 3:55pmSorrento/San Marino Room

Technical Sessions Track 2 – PM 1:40pm – 3:55pmCapri/Riviera Room

Technical Sessions Track 3 – PM 1:40pm – 2:45pmMonte Carlo/St. Tropez Room

Fellows Reception 3pm – 4pmSee Invitation

President’s Cup 4pm – 5pmSouth Lawn

“You Can Be My Wingman Anytime” 6pm – 7pmCocktail ReceptionPavilion

Top Gun Dinner 7pm – 11pmPavilion

Saturday, September 16thGolf Tournament 8am Riverwalk Golf Club

Bike Ride 9amMeet in Hotel Lobby

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Technical Program Schedule

Wednesday, September 13th10am – Quarry Tour – Vulcan Materials Company2pm Hotel Lobby Join Vulcan Materials Company for a trolley tour of their hard rock quarry in Chula Vista. Lunch and transportation included.

Sponsored by Vulcan Materials Company.

KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONMonte Carlo/St. Tropez Room

4:45pm – EERI San Diego-Tijuana Earthquake 6:15pm Scenario Updates and Panel Discussion Monte Carlo/St. Tropez Room Diane Murbach, James Gingery, Anthony Court, Luis Mendoza, Roberto Ruiz-Salas, David Racela

8 – 10pm DEWALT Reception – Latest in Anchoring Software Innovations Fresco’s DEWALT is hosting an open bar reception where they will launch their Design Assist (DDA) structural anchor design software.

Sponsored by DEWALT

Thursday, September 14th

TRACK 1 (AM) – Sorrento/San Marino RoomSTEEL DESIGN / VIBRATION DESIGN

8 – 8:30am Design of Chevron Gusset Plates Rafael Sabelli

8:35am – Realistic Seismic Behavior of the Main 9:05am Tower of the New SAS Bay Bridge and Its Base Anchors Abolhassan Astaneh-asl, Xin Qian, Maryam Tabbakhha

9:10am – Damage Tolerant Braced Frame Designs9:40am Ralph Richard, Rudolph Radau, Jay Allen

9:45am – High-Rise Pre-Northridge PJP 10:15am Column Splice Repair Michael Chisholm, Robert Pekelnicky, James Malley

BREAK (25 MINuTES) – PAVILION

10:40am – Strategies for Mitigating Floor Vibrations – 11:10am Case Studies for Practicing Engineers Wayne Brown, Reza Kashani, Pete Carlson

11:15am – An Economical Approach to Floor Vibration 11:45am through Appropriate Design Criteria and Analytical Methods Jeffrey Keileh, Mark Sarkisian

TRACK 2 (AM) – Capri/Riviera RoomNEW DESIGN / CONCRETE SLAB DESIGN

8 – 8:30am Apple Park Precast System – Complete Integration of Architecture, Structure, and Mechanical Services in a Resilient Long Span Floor System Glen Underwood, John Worley

8:35 – Delivering the GigaFactory in Tesla Time 9:05am Using HD BIM John Osteraas, Greg Luth

9:10am – Sustainable Design: It’s the least you can do! 9:40am Karyn Beebe, Megan Stringer, Nina Mahjoub, Beth Grote, Erik Kneer, Allen Nudel, Tony Court, Jim Conley, Lisa Podesto

9:45am – The Tallest Wood Building in the World10:15am Kris Spickler, Robert Jackson

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10:40am – New Methods in Efficient Post-Tensioned 11:10am Slab Design Using Topology Optimization David Shook, Mark Sarkisian, Eric Long, Alessandro Beghini, Rupa Garai, Abel Diaz, Ricardo Henoch

11:15am – A Comparison of Different Methods to 11:45am Design Cast-in-Place Concrete Diaphragms for Seismic Load Rahul Sharma, Jeremiah Legrue, Doug Hohbach

TRACK 3 (AM) – Monte Carlo/St. Tropez RoomBuILDING SEISMIC SAFETY COuNCIL

8 – 8:30am Progress on the 2020 NEHRP Recommended Seismic Provisions David Bonneville

8:35 – Updated Basis for National Seismic Design9:05am Values Maps Ronald Hamburger

9:10am – Progress on the 2018 USGS National 9:40am Seismic Hazard Model Nico Luco

9:45am – New Site-Specific Ground Motion 10:15am Requirements of ASCE 7-16 Charlie Kircher


10:40am – Seismic Performance Objectives 11:10am Robert Pekelnicky

11:15am – Updates on Modifications to Shear Wall 11:45am Provisions/Seismic Design of Rigid Wall-Flexible Diaphragm Buildings Kelly Cobeen, S.K. Ghosh

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11:45am – BUSINESS LUNCH1:15pm Garden by the Bay

TRACK 1 (PM) – Sorrento/San Marino RoomASCE-41 CODE uPDATES / PERFORMANCE BASED DESIGN

1:20 – Updating the ASCE 41 Provisions for Infilled 1:50pm RC Frames Andreas Stavridis, Jimena Tempestti

1:55 – Updates to ASCE 41-172:25pm Garrett Hagen, Dave Martin, Robert Pekelnicky


2:50 – New Criteria for Use of Nonlinear Analysis 3:20pm in Design - ASCE 7-16 and PEER TBI VII Ronald Hamburger, Jack Moehle

3:25 – Performance Based Seismic Design of the 3:55pm GigaFactory in Tesla Time Greg Luth, John Osteraas

4:00 – Metropolis Mega-Development: A Case 4:30pm Study in Fast-Tracked Performance-Based Seismic Design of High-Rise Concrete Towers in Los Angeles Saiful Islam, Sampson Huang, Shafiq Ibrahim, Matt Skokan, Fengshuang (Rex) Zhang

TRACK 2 (PM) – Capri/Riviera RoomBuSINESS PRACTICE / WIND AND FIRE

1:20 – Engagement and Equity in Structural 1:50pm Engineering: The SEAONC SE3 Committee’s Ongoing Work Angie Sommer, Nick Sherrow-Groves, SEAONC SE3 Committee

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1:55 – Ownership Transition: Build Teams, 2:25pm Not Walls Bill Mandel, Laura Terry Howard, Peter Myers


2:50 – SEAOC Wind Design Manual3:20pm Steve Kerr, SEAOC Wind Committee

3:25 – Wind Loads on Non-Building Structures3:55pm Emily Guglielmo

4:00 – Earthquake and Post-Earthquake Fire 4:30pm Performance of a Midrise Cold-Formed Steel Framed Building Tara Hutchinson, X. Wang, G. Hegemier, B. Meacham, P. Kamath, F. Sesma, K. Holcomb

TRACK 3 (PM) – Monte Carlo/St. Tropez RoomAPPLIED TEChNOLOGY COuNCIL

1:20 – ATC-58-2: Probabilistic Performance-Based1:50pm Seismic Assessment and Design Guidelines Ronald Hamburger

1:55 – ATC 78-6: Seismic Evaluation Older 2:25pm Concrete Frame, Frame-Wall and Bearing Wall Buildings for Collapse Potential William Holmes


2:50 – ATC-110: Prestandard for Seismic 3:20pm Assessment and Retrofit of One- and Two-Family Dwellings Kelly Cobeen, Colin Blaney

3:25 – ATC-120: Improved Seismic Design of 3:55pm Nonstructural Components and Systems Maryanne Phipps

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4:00 – ATC-124: Example Application Guide for 4:30pm ASCE/SEI 41-13, Seismic Evaluation and Retrofit of Existing Buildings Ron LaPlante

Friday, September 15th

TRACK 1 (AM) – Sorrento/San Marino RoomNEW DESIGN

8 – 8:30am Lessons From Stadium Structures in Seismic Zones Rafael Sabelli, Laura Whitehurst

8:35 – Practical Implementation of ASCE-41 and 9:05am NLRHA Procedures for the Design of the LLUMC Replacement Hospital Greg Nielsen, Simon Rees, Branden Dong, Kermin Chok, Eaman Fatemi, Atila Zekioglu

9:10am – Enhanced Seismic Design of the New 9:40am San Diego Central Courthouse Rupa Garai, Mark Sarkisian, Peter Lee, Alvin Tsui

9:45am – Proportioning Strength to Limit Building 10:15am Movements of Slender Core-Only Towers David Shook, Mark Sarkisian, Eric Long, Francesco Ranaudo


TRACK 2 (AM) – Capri/Riviera RoomRESILIENCY

8 – 8:30am Building Community Partnerships through Strategic Outreach: The SEAOSC Strengthening Our Cities Summit and Safer Cities Survey Annie Kao, David Cocke, Jeff Ellis, Michelle Kam-Biron, Bob Lyons, Ken O’Dell, Victoria Wigle, David Williams

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8:35 – One Step Closer to a Seismically Resilient 9:05am Community: Summary and Comparison of the Seismic Retrofit Ordinances in Southern California Daniel Zepeda, Jeff Roi

9:10am – Consensus Recommendations for “Soft 9:40am Story” Retrofit David Bonowitz, Brian Olson, Daniel Zepeda

9:45am – Implementing the City of San Francisco’s 10:15am Wood-Framed, Soft Story Retrofit Ordinance Randy Collins, Nik Favretto, Nadia Makoor


TRACK 3 (AM) – Monte Carlo/St. Tropez RoomSEISMIC RETROFIT

8 – 8:30am Seismic Retrofit and FEMA P-58 Risk Assessment of Midrise Soft-Story Concrete Towers Amir Gilani, H. Kit Miyamoto

8:35 – Seismic Retrofit Design of a Multi-Story 9:05am Non-Ductile Reinforced Concrete Building In Downtown Los Angeles Hugo Gomez, Dan Bech, Graham Browne, Nina Mahjoub, Erik McGregor, Oliver Till

9:10am – YOUNGER MEMBER ROUNDTABLE 10:15am Terrazza Ballroom Sponsored by Hilti


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PLENARY SESSIONCapri/Riviera/Monte Carlo/St. Tropez Room

10:40 – Seismic Design of Steel Building Structures: 11:45am A Half-Century Overview Dr. Chia-Ming Uang (UCSD)

11:50am – AWARDS LUNCH1:30pm Garden by the Bay

TRACK 1 (PM) – Sorrento/San Marino RoomRESEARCh AND TESTING

1:40 – Dynamic Testing of Structures with Ductile 2:10pm Anchorages: A Comparison of Superstructure and Base Connection Plasticity Tara Hutchinson, Christopher Trautner

2:15pm – New Zealand’s Kaikoura Earthquake2:45pm November 2016 and Its Effects on Some Wellington CBD Buildings John Snook, Paul Campbell, Jason Ingham

2:50pm – Influence of Nonstructural Components 3:20pm and Systems (NCS) on the Dynamic Behavior of Buildings Alec Zavala, Cole McDaniel, Steven Tipping, Peter Laursen, Graham Archer

3:25pm – ASCE 7 R-Values in Soft-Story Building 3:55pm Retrofits Keith Palmer, Bruce Maison,Thor Matteson, Brian Olson

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TRACK 2 (PM) – Capri/Riviera RoomRESILIENCY

1:40 – Recommended Framework for Resilient 2:10pm Seismic Design Provisions Josh Gebelein, Matt Barnard, Henry Burton, Michael Cochran, Curt Haselton, Russell McLellan, Keith Porter

2:15pm – Case Study: Cost Delta for Achieving Higher2:45pm Structural Performance levels Kamalpreet Kalsi, Daniel Zepeda

2:50pm – First USRC-Rated Building: Roseville City 3:20pm Hall Annex Ryan Kersting, Brian Wiens

3:25pm – Seismically-Resilient Stair Systems for 3:55pm Buildings Cameron Black, Ian Aiken, Robert Belvin, Kevin Smith, Anthony Peachy

TRACK 3 (PM) – Monte Carlo/St. Tropez RoomSEISMIC RETROFIT

1:40 – Seismic Upgrade of A One-Story 2:10pm Pre-Northridge Moment Frame Hospital Building by Attaching Its Roof Diaphragm to A Newly Constructed Concrete Shear Wall Building with Friction Dampers Dihong Shao, Brian Walkenhauer, Reza Shafiei

2:15pm – Hotel Churchill: Using Dampers 2:45pm Strategically Eric Lehmkuhl, Aaron Pebley, Shaun Walters

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Social Events and Receptions

Wednesday, September 13

6:30pm – Welcome Reception8pm Join your industry partners in the Exhibitor Hall to enjoy cocktails and heavy hors d’oeuvres to kick off the 2017 SEAOC Convention! Pavilion

6:30pm – Young Member Brewery Tour 10:30pm Enjoy a night of Beer Tasting while being

shuttled in a fire truck. This free event for young members (21–35 years) will kick off with a shuttle from the Hotel to three local breweries for beer tasting, dinner and a brewery tour. This will be a great way to mingle with other young members. Limit 45 people.

Pick-up and Drop Off at hotel

8pm – DEWALT Reception – Latest in 10pm Anchoring Software Innovations Join DEWALT for a fun AND educational

event where they will be launching DEWALT Design Assist (DDA) structural anchor design software. You’ll enjoy an open bar, appetizers, music, games and DEWALT giveaways.

Fresco’s Sponsored by DEWALT

Thursday, September 14

7am – Breakfast8am Rise and shine for pastries, bagels, fruit, juices

and coffee to get your day started right and check out the great exhibitor booths before the technical sessions.

Pavilion

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11:45am – Business Lunch 1:15pm Enjoy the outdoors at this plated lunch, annual

SEAOC business meeting, and celebrate the 2017 SEAOC Fellow inductees.

Garden by the Bay Sponsored by MiTek

5pm – Industry Reception6:30pm Enjoy happy hour in the exhibit hall after an

inspiring day of technical sessions. Pavilion

4:30pm – Cal Poly Architectural Engineering 6pm Reception Join Cal Poly staff, alumni, friends and family-

All are welcome. hotel Suite

6:30pm Ray W. Clough Honorary Dinner Buses at CoasterraDepart Join us for an unforgettable evening at

Coasterra on Harbor Island as we celebrate7pm– Ray W. Clough’s invaluable contributions to 11pm the structural engineering profession. Clough’s

Finite Element Method changed the course of engineering analysis methods in structural engineering and other engineering disciplines.

Proudly You’ll enjoy cocktails on a private floating barge hosted by while you take in sweeping views of the skyline.

Come hungry for dinner and bring your dancing shoes: CSI’s official band—Ashraf’s Allstars—will crank out your favorite hits from the 80s, 90s and beyond. This is the convention event you can’t miss. (Adults only, please.)

Coasterra, 880 harbor Island Drive Transportation Sponsored by Hilti

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Friday, September 15

7am – Breakfast8am Pavilion Tent

11:50am – Excellence in Structural Engineering 1:30pm Awards Lunch Enjoy this plated lunch and honor the Best of

the Best of the structural engineering profession. This year kicks off a new tradition for SEAOC; all of the SEAOC Awards entries earned an award at the regional level in order to advance to compete at the state-level. Featuring “An Introduction to Human Engineering: To Lead, Influence and Inspire” by Ashraf Habibullah, President & CEO of Computers and Structures, Inc.

Garden by the Bay

Sponsored by Dealey, Renton & Associates

3pm – Fellow’s Reception4pm See Invitation

4pm – President’s Cup5pm Join in on the fun to find out which region will take home the trophy while enjoying food and beverage. More details under Sports, page 24. South Lawn Sponsored by AISC

6pm – “You Can be My Wingman Anytime” 7pm Cocktail Reception Join your colleagues to get the evening started. Pavilion

Sponsored by Degenkolb Engineers

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7pm – Top Gun Dinner11pm Come join SEAOC for our Top Gun themed

dinner. Take your breath away with a discovery flight around local San Diego in the QuickPit F-35 Simulator or enter into the danger zone with an air combat experience on the F-16 Fighting Falcon Simulator. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to meet Maverick and take a selfie! DJ will be spinning us through decades of tunes, so bring your dancing shoes!

Pavilion

Ice Luge Sponsored by Aegion | FibrWrap | Fyfe

Flight Simulator Sponsored by Josephson-Werdowatz and Associates

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Sporting Events

Volleyball “Iceman” StyleWednesday, September 13

4:30pm–6pm

Hilton Hotel BeachBehind Hilton

Buzzing the Tower – Bags by the BayWednesday, September 13

6:30pm–8pm

Outside the Pavilion Tent

President’s CupFriday, September 15

4pm– 5pm

South Lawn

Sponsored by:American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC)

Enjoy a rousing game of beach volleyball.

Cost: Free

Enjoy a relaxing game of cornhole while you enjoy a cocktail during the Welcome Reception.

Cost: Free

We are celebrating one of the most iconic movies of all time as our theme this year – and Structural Engineering superstars. If you’re ready to ride into the danger zone, join us for some fierce battles of wit, athleticism, cunning tomfoolery, chicanery, brains and Braund. Just like when you pull the eject lever over the Pacific, you will get wet.

Cost: FREE

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Sporting Events

Golf Tournament To Take Your Breath AwaySaturday, September 16

8am Registration9amStart

Riverwalk Golf CourseMission Valley

Table Sponsors:BentleyHilti

A Ride without the “Need for Speed”Saturday, September 16

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Meet in Hotel Lobby

September is a beautiful time of year to play golf in San Diego! Enjoy 18 holes at Riverwalk Golf Course in Mission Valley. Tournament rates include green fees, a shared cart, and lunch.

Transportation not included.

Cost: $140

Greet the morning with an easy 14-mile ride from the hotel around scenic Mission Bay, mostly on separated bike paths. Good views of the ocean and the bay.

Adult: $30Child: $20

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Convention Tours

Any Day – September 13-15

SeaWorld Hours: Spend the day at SeaWorld San Diego which 10am – offers rides, shows, attractions and family-friendly5pm activities to please thrill seekers and animal lovers alike. Experience new attractions Ocean

Explorer™ and Orca Encounter. Feed and touch dolphins, and get up-close to sea turtles, beluga whales, polar bears, sharks and penguins. All shows, exhibits, aquariums and rides are included with admission. Free shuttle available from hotel; contact hotel concierge for details.

Cost: $64.99

USS Midway MuseumHours: The USS Midway Museum is an unforgettable10am – adventure for the entire family. Guests can5pm explore exhibits with a collection of 29 restored

aircraft. The included self-guided audio tour, narrated by Midway sailors, brings carrier’s history to life. Those who dare can “take to the sky” aboard one of two flight simulators.

Cost: $20 adults $10 child (6-12) Free children 5 & under

Belmont Park

Hours: Sure to please the entire family, Belmont Park Vary is located on the surf and sand in Mission Beach and offers free parking and admission. Park visitors can enjoy the arcade and midway

style games, the Giant Dipper Roller Coaster and other rides, shopping, and beachfront

restaurants. Unlimited ride tickets available.

Cost: $20 adults unlimited rides $17 juniors (height under 48”)

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Convention Tours

San Diego ZooHours: The Zoo is home to more than 3,500 rare and 10am – endangered animals and a botanical collection 5pm with more than 700,000 exotic plants. It is

located just north of downtown San Diego in Balboa Park. Transportation not included.

1-Day Pass Includes: One visit to the San Diego Zoo®, Guided Bus Tour, Kangaroo

Express Bus, Skyfari aerial tram, and shows

1-Day Pass Plus Adds: Choice of one 4-D Theater experience

Cost: $52 adult pass l $58 pass plus $22.45 child pass (under 12) $35.95 child pass plus (under 12)

Old Town TrolleyHours: See the very Best of San Diego while you tour Vary at your own pace! Old Town Trolley Tours®

allows you “Hop on and off” close to popular attractions, shops and restaurants. This popular 2 hour narrated tour covers over 100 points of interest. Free shuttle available from Hotel; please check with the concierge for details.

Cost: $35.95 adults $24.95 child (4-12) Free children 3 and under

San Diego SEALs Harbor Tour

Hours: It’s a boat! It’s a bus! It’s San Diego’s original Vary amphibious Sea and Land Adventure! San

Diego’s only amphibious sightseeing tour offers a 90-minute fully-narrated journey with a chance to view San Diego’s skyline from the water.Transportation not included.

Cost: $42 adults $25 child (4-12) $10 children 3 and under

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Convention Committee

General Convention WenDee SullivanChairs Steve Kerr

Convention Chairs

Finance Ashley Zautcke

Communications Lisa Bridge

Technical Chad Closs

Social Nicole Trujillo

Exhibitors Craig Finch Russell Ek

Website Naeem Nemati

Registration WenDee Sullivan

Sports Brett Hart

Transportation Matt Mangano

Younger Members Sabina Piras

Tours Heather Caya

House/AV Ryan Smith

App Humberto Caudana

President’s Cup Brett Hart

Past Chair WenDee Sullivan

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SEAOC Officers

2016-2017 SEAOC Officers President Christopher Kamp

President-Elect Janah Risha Secretary Michael Braund

Treasurer Bradley T. Lowe

Past President Kelly Cobeen

Staff Executive Director Don Schinske Communications Alison Corley Director

2016-2017 SEAOC Directors

Michael Braund Krista Looza Dick Dreyer Robert Lyons Jeff Ellis Kate Stillwell Darron Huntingdale Ryan Turner Michelle Kam-Biron Taryn Williams

Member Organization Presidents 2016-2017 2017-2018

SEAONC Dick Dreyer Taryn Williams

SEAOCC Darron Huntingdale Todd Kemen

SEAOSC Jeff Ellis Robert Lyons

SEAOSD Michael Braund Curtis Patterson

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SEAOC Officers

2016-2017 SEAOC Committee Chairpersons

Structural Standards Kevin Moore Seismology Jeremy Callister Existing Buildings Wayne Brown Wind Steve Kerr Sustainable Design Karyn Beebe General Engineering Alan Robinson Disaster/ Emergency Services Ray Lui EPRS David Pomerleau Resilience Josh GebeleinLicensure/Certification Carl JosephsonLegislative Ryan KerstingCommunications Ken O’DellPublications Kelly CobeenProfessional Practices Mark GilliganWebinars and Seminars Kelly Cobeen2017 Convention Chairs WenDee Sullivan Steve Kerr

SEAOC Foundation Directors

Chair Dick Dreyer Vice Chair Jeff Crosier Secretary/Treasurer Danielle Smith At-Large Kelly Cobeen Ex-Officio Christopher Kamp Ex-Officio Don Schinske

College of Fellows

Dean John Coil

Computers & Structures, Inc. – “Best of the Best” Sponsor

Simpson Strong-Tie – App Sponsor

hilti – Young Member Round Table and Dinner Transportation Sponsor

Dealey, Renton & Associates – Friday Awards Lunch Sponsor

MiTek – Thursday Business Lunch Sponsor

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Sponsors

Degenkolb Engineers – Friday Reception Sponsor

American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) – President’s Cup Sponsor

DEWALT – Raffle and App Banner Sponsor

Aegion | Fibrwrap | Fyfe – Ice Luge Sponsor

Josephson Werdowatz & Associates – Flight Simulator

Jumpstart – Thursday Breakfast Sponsor

2017 SEAOC Convention Golf Sponsors

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AISC ASC Steel DeckAtlas TubeBentley Systems, Inc. CAST CONNEX Clark Pacific Comslab Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute Construction SpecialtiesContech Services Inc. Core BraceDecon USA DEWALT Dynamic Isolation SystemsEarthbound CorpEarthquake Engineering Group (NEHRP) EcoRain America LLC EPIC MetalsFabreeka International Inc.Farrell Design-Build Inc. FEMA Building Science BranchFoundation Constructors, Inc.Aegion l Fibrwrap l FyfeHaselton Baker Risk Group, LLCHayward Baker Inc. Hilti Inc. Hoover Treated Wood ProductsIAPMO Uniform Evaluation Service International Code Council

ITT Enidine Inc. ITW Commercial Construction, N.A. Kelar Pacific LP Building ProductsMiTek Builder Products New Millennium Building SystemsNucor Vulcraft GroupPCL ConstructionPeikko USARISA Saunders Construction, Inc.SidePlate Systems, Inc. Sika Corporation Simpson Strong-Tie Co. Soft Story Brace Co. Steel Tube Institute/FORSE ConsultingStructural GroupStructurlam Products LPTaylor Devices, Inc.Trimble Trinity Lightweight USG CorporationUtelite CorporationVerco Decking, Inc.Vulcan Materials Company Western Wood Products AssociationWoodWorks

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