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SUMMARY:WEBINAR #2 - Climate Resilience in Drainage: Culverts\, Bridges\, Fords\, and Road Surface Drainage
DESCRIPTION:OCTOBER 14th\, 10:00 AM –  \nAs climate change increases the frequency and intensity of rainfall\, this session covers engineering design principles for all aspects of road water management — from surface drainage to major hydraulic structures. Topics include culvert and bridge design for extreme flows\, fords and drifts under flash flooding\, and best practices for inspection\, maintenance\, and post-event repair. \nClimate Resilience in Drainage\nFrom road surface drainage to major hydraulic structures\, this complementary webinar will examine engineering principles and practical approaches for managing water and protecting road infrastructure under increasingly challenging rainfall and flooding conditions. \nThe discussion will cover: \n\nCulvert and bridge design for extreme flows\nFords and drifts under flash-flood conditions\nRoad surface drainage and water management\nInspection and maintenance of drainage infrastructure\nPost-event assessment and repair\nEngineering approaches to improve road resilience under changing rainfall conditions\n\nSPEAKERS: \nAnnabelle Tungol\, Founder & CEO\, AGV-ARTEA GREEN VENTURES PTY LTD \nWith more than two decades of experience in environmental management\, compliance and independent assurance\, Annabelle Tungol has worked extensively on major infrastructure and transport projects in Australia. Her expertise also includes flood intelligence and resilient infrastructure\, including the development of the Hydro Intelligence System (HIS) through Artea Green Ventures. \nDr. David Jones\, Director\, DJones Consult & Emeritus Research Engineer\, Uc Pavement Research Center \nDr. David Jones brings extensive research and engineering experience from the UC Pavement Research Center\, where he worked on climate-resilient road and airfield design\, pavement recycling\, recycled materials and pavement investigations. He continues to provide specialist consultancy in cold pavement recycling and low-volume road engineering. \nAlex Campbell\, Independent Consultant — Moderator \nWith more than two decades of international experience across Africa\, the Caribbean\, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific\, Alex Campbell has worked on strategic road\, bridge and transport corridor projects in challenging environments. His expertise includes drainage and flood resilience design\, geotechnical and pavement engineering\, and the use of data analytics and remote sensing to improve infrastructure performance. \nWhy Drainage Matters for Road Resilience\nExtreme rainfall can have consequences far beyond temporary flooding. Inadequate drainage can contribute to pavement deterioration\, erosion\, scour\, embankment damage and the disruption of critical road connections. \nBuilding more resilient roads therefore requires a comprehensive approach to how water is managed before\, during and after extreme events. \nThis webinar will bring together perspectives from road engineering\, flood intelligence\, environmental assurance and pavement research to explore practical solutions for better water management and more resilient road infrastructure. \nPart of the Roads to Resilience Webinar Series: \nA five-session webinar series co-hosted by AnyWay Solutions with the World Bank and the International Road Federation (IRF Global)\, offering practical guidance on building climate resilience into road infrastructure in developing countries. The series spans the full spectrum of resilience practice\, from policy and economics through drainage\, slope stability\, materials\, data\, and rehabilitation.
URL:https://anywaysolutions.com/event/climate-resilience-in-drainage-culverts-bridges-fords-and-road-surface-drainage/
CATEGORIES:IRF Webinar Series
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SUMMARY:Climate Change & The Imperative for Resilient Roads in LMICs
DESCRIPTION:Now available on demand –  \nEstablishes the foundational case for the series: the implications of climate change for road networks in developing nations\, the economic and social cost of inaction\, the core principles of climate-resilient road design\, and an introduction to adjusting design standards. Sets the intellectual frame for all subsequent sessions. \nREGISTER TODAY \nPart of the Roads to Resilience Webinar Series: \nA five-session webinar series co-hosted by AnyWay Solutions with the World Bank and the International Road Federation (IRF Global)\, offering practical guidance on building climate resilience into road infrastructure in developing countries. The series spans the full spectrum of resilience practice\, from policy and economics through drainage\, slope stability\, materials\, data\, and rehabilitation. \nSPEAKERS: \n\n\nZeevik Halber – Chief Executive Officer\, AnyWay Solutions \n\n\nZeevik was appointed CEO of AnyWay Solid Environmental Solutions in 2004 and has since led the company’s development from a regional business into a multinational enterprise and world expert on Climate Resiliency for Transport Infrastructure. Senior executive responsible for management of the AnyWay group of companies\, and General Manager of several of the AnyWay companies in various countries. Through long-term involvement at the management level of the Metrontario Group of Companies\, has gained multinational\, multidisciplinary experience managing large-scale businesses. Experienced in government relations at the highest levels and in the operation and growth of a wide variety of businesses at every stage of development. \n\n\nAlex Campbell – Senior Transportation Specialist \n\n\nAlex Campbell has over two decades of international experience across Africa\, the Caribbean\, the Middle East\, and the Asia-Pacific. Alex has led multidisciplinary teams in planning\, designing\, and delivering strategic road\, bridge\, and transport corridor projects in some of the world’s most challenging environments. His expertise spans geotechnical and pavement engineering\, drainage and flood-resilience design\, and the use of advanced data analytics and remote sensing to optimize infrastructure performance under changing climate conditions. Throughout his career\, Alex has been instrumental in implementing practical\, cost-effective solutions tailored to the realities of developing regions. He has worked extensively with government ministries\, multilateral agencies\, and private contractors to design and implement infrastructure that balances engineering excellence with socio-economic sustainability. In Papua New Guinea\, Alex has served as a long-term technical consultant to the Department of Works & Highways\, spearheading the development of national standards and climate-resilient rehabilitation strategies for major corridors such as the Highlands Highway. \n\n\nGordon Keller – Geotechnical Engineer \n\n\nMr. Keller is a licensed Civil and Geotechnical Engineer in California. He received a BS in Civil Engineering from UCLA in 1968\, and then an MS in Geotechnical Engineering from the University of California\, Berkeley in 1972. He has worked with the U.S. Forest Service for over 40 years and is currently retired\, but continues working as a private engineering consultant. Professional experience has included extensive work with low-volume roads\, slope stability\, retaining structures\, drainage\, materials source development\, and bridges and dams. Professional experience has included conducting over 50 Low-Volume Roads Engineering Best Practices lectures and training courses worldwide over the past 20 years. Project experience has included storm damage repair work in the United States and Central America. Rural roads design and environmental analysis training courses have been presented throughout Latin America\, Haiti\, Africa\, Australia\, China\, India\, Nepal\, and the Western Pacific\, working for the World Bank\, IADB\, International Road Federation\, US Agency for International Development\, Brazilian Forest Service\, Mexican Transportation Institute\, VicForests\, India National Institute of Technology\, and other groups. He is involved with the Transportation Research Board Low-Volume Roads Committee\, International Erosion Control Association (IECA)\, American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)\, International Roads Federation\, US Forest Service Office of International Programs\, and a variety of other agencies and Universities. He has published numerous papers on various aspects of Geotechnical and Geologic Engineering\, as well as manuals on Minimum Impact Low-Volume Roads Engineering Best Practices\, Storm Damage Risk Reduction\, and Climate Resilient Low-Volume Roads. \n\n\nDr. Jing Xiong – Senior Transport Specialist\, World Bank Group \n\n\nDr. Jing Xiong is a Senior Transport Specialist at the World Bank Group and holds a PhD from the University of California\, Berkeley\, in transport and infrastructure systems. In her sixteen-year career with the World Bank Group\, she has led operational engagements and policy dialogue across East Asia\, Europe and Central Asia and Eastern Africa\, working with governments to strengthen connectivity\, institutional capacity\, and infrastructure resilience. She currently leads global efforts to advance analytical tools\, innovative financing strategies\, and the integration of climate adaptation and mitigation into transport operations across the World Bank’s transport portfolio. Her work focuses on translating cutting-edge knowledge and global best practices into practical\, scalable solutions for resilient and low-carbon transport systems in developing countries.
URL:https://anywaysolutions.com/event/climate-change-the-imperative-for-resilient-roads-in-lmics/
CATEGORIES:IRF Webinar Series,On Demand,Webinar
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