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SAME Resilience Webinar


JETC Resilience Program• Wed, 23 May ‒ Government Panel on Priority Resilience Issues

– Cyber Resiliency of Mission Critical Automation Systems• Thr, 24 May ‒ Resilience Cmte Meeting w/presentation on proposed NY/NJ

Storm Surge Barrier– Infrastructure Security Solutions against Electromagnetic Pulse Threats– Smart Grid Implementation at the US Navy & # Improving the

effectiveness of microgrids– Threat Mitigation for Project Management- Case Studies of Success and

Failures through the "Eyes of Operational Resiliency"– Regenerative Capacity as Resilience Solutions

• Fri, 25 May ‒ Leveraging Virtual Reality to improve resiliency– Smart Enterprise: Optimize Resources, Maximize Mission Assurance– Solar photovoltaic after 2017's Hurricanes


JETC Resilience Program• Wed, 23 May, 09:15-10:15am ‒ Resilience Cmte Meeting

– Presentation by Suzanne DiGeronimo on the resilience implications of a proposed 5-mile Storm Burge Barrier from Sandy Hook NJ to Jamaica Bay NY

– Moderated discussion on the topic of evolving the SAME strategic goal on resilience to focus SAME engagement on beneficial and actionable National level needs, while enabling Posts to better support the requirements of installations, communities, and regions.

• Wed, 23 May, 1:30-2:30pm ‒ Government Panel on Priority Resilience Issues– Mr. John Kliem SES, Resilient Energy Program Office Director NAVFAC– Mr. Ed Oshiba, SES, Director of the Air Force Civil Engineer Center– Mr. Greg Garcia, SES, Chief Information Officer, USACE– US Coast Guard (TBD)– Mr Jay Manik, CDM (Moderator), [email protected]


2017 Resilience Streamer SummaryTotal Streamers Streamer w/Distinction

Large Post 24 4 19

Medium Post 28 16 12

Small Post 10 6 4


Charleston Post

2017 Resilience Activities

Presenter

Presentation Notes

Thank you for the opportunity to present on our 2017 Resilience Activities with the Charleston Post.


Presenters

• Chris Hinson, PE, USAFR (Ret.)– Project Manager,

CEMS– RED HORSE

• Russell Patterson, GISP, F.SAME– Project Manager,

CEMS– Former

Firefighter/EMT

Presenter

Presentation Notes

CHRIS---- Russell Patterson is an SAME Fellow and has worked for more than 15 years supporting military installations in the areas of environmental compliance, Geospatial Technologies, and SRM design. On the Resiliency front, he as managed and supported projects focused on energy independence and infrastructure resilience at Joint Base Charleston and Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst. Mr. Patterson also serves on the Coastal SC GIS Consortium, a combination of state, federal, and private GIS practitioners focused on mapping the impacts of climate change and sea-level rise along SC’s coast.


Overarching Focus on Resilience

• Information Sharing• Connecting – Collaborating• Infrastructure and Cyber Security

Presenter

Presentation Notes

For the Charleston Post, our overall focus on Resilience


SAME: The Hub of Resiliency

• USACE Charleston District, JB Charleston, SC Guard

• A/E/C Providers– Technical Competence– Quality Solutions

Presenter

Presentation Notes

We at the Charleston Post are committed to living out the mission and vision of SAME, to be the premiere collaborative organization resolving national security infrastructure related challenges. We are fortunate to have active members from both the USACE Charleston District and Joint Base Charleston. Additionally, the sustaining members of our post provide valuable insight and significant contributions to our membership.


Highlighted 2017 Events• “DoD Humanitarian Assistance

Construction Program” – Dan Klingshirn, PE, USACE CHS

• Disaster Response• Community Resiliency

Q: Does your local USACE District / Installation have person(s) who have recently returned from a humanitarian mission / Deployment?

Presenter

Presentation Notes

As stated previously, Information Sharing is the primary way the Charleston Post advances the efforts of resiliency. In February we had Dan Klingshirn with the Charleston District present on his career experience with supporting humanitarian projects under DoD’s Theater Security Cooperation Program in Asia and East Africa. Responding to and recovering from Natural disasters, as well as designing low maintenance facilities focused on community resilience were significant aspects of these projects.


Highlighted 2017 Events• “Cybersecurity Preparedness:

Disaster Recovery Best Practices” – Scott Cave, CBCP, Atlantic Business Continuity Services

• Disaster Recovery• Business Continuity

Q: Have you thought about the value you can provide to members regarding resiliency?

Presenter

Presentation Notes

Cybersecurity is not only a major concern for our clients, it’s a major concern for your industry partners as well. Our April Presenter was Scott Cave with Atlantic Business Continuity Services. This informative presentation focused and business continuity and disaster recovery and highlighted several key items that we in industry need to consider with respect to how we execute our business, including recovering from both cybersecurity and natural disasters.


Highlighted 2017 Events• “Climate Change Considerations

for Resiliency Planning” – Chris Mack, PE, PMP, AECOM

• Risk Management• Sea Level Rise• Adaptive Risk Management

Q: What’s keeping your clients awake at night?

Presenter

Presentation Notes

Chris Mack with AECOM provided an EXCELLENT presentation at our July post meeting on climate change considerations. This topic was well received by the membership for several reasons. 1) The principals presented were highly applicable to Federal, State, and Private sector clients, 2) It was had regional and local significance to our post members, and 3) provided a wealth of information and resources on this timely topic.


Exercise, Exercise, Exercise• USACE SAD Hurricane Rehearsal

• Participation by USACE

• Governor’s Hurricane Tabletop Exercise• Participation by USACE, SC Guard

• Post Leaders Workshop• Resilience Presentation by Jim Hagen

Q: As a connectional organization, can we leverage people and processes already in place?

Presenter

Presentation Notes

Resiliency is on the minds of all those in the Charleston Area as Hurricane Season arrives every year. The Charleston Post is please to have active participation from the Charleston District who is actively engaged in Hurricane preparedness at the Local, State, and National Level. We have incorporated this into our annual program at the post by having leadership from the Charleston District present on their rehearsals and tabletop exercises. This Q&A session provides insight and awareness to our post members. While not executed in 2017, we have also had presentations from the Coast Guard Sector Charleston and local and state Emergency Management officials.


How does the Charleston Post perceive the resilience mission of SAME?

• Connect, Inform, Engage• We Live it Everyday

– High Seismic Zone– Hurricane / Wind Loads– Active Port Community

Presenter

Presentation Notes

For the members of the Charleston Post, Resilience is at the forefront of our professional careers. From Sea Level Rise, to Hurricanes, to Earthquakes, to Terrorism, Members of the Charleston Post routinely encounter construction and design challenges related to resiliency. We utilize an annual board retreat in December to plan the subsequent years activities and topics in an effort to engage our membership, and inform our government and industry partners of our collective capabilities.


What you would prefer to be different in the SAME resilience mission?

• Future of TISP/CIS?


Suggested changes to the resilience streamer?

• None – Hey, we’re TOP MEDIUM POST, why would we

want to change anything???


Philadelphia Post

2017 Resilience Activities


Overarching Focus on Resilience

• Responses– Regional preparedness– Engagement with government agencies, training– Information sharing, awareness– Infrastructure, Disaster response focus


Organizations With Whom Your Post Collaborated on Resilience

• Government Agencies (NYSDEC geographic response planning Training, USACE engagement-presented on Innovative approach to restoring navigation and restoring coastal resiliency)

• Advocacy or Special Interest (American Water Resources Association engagement-discussion with USACE of risks and solutions to local coastal infrastructure in aftermath of Hurricane Sandy)

• Sustaining Members (leveraging sustaining members for Resiliency program development)


Highlighted 2017 Events• Description of Philly Post events

– Resiliency Day-November 2017: Resilience in an Uncertain Future-The Power of Partnerships

– The Post’s first branded Resilience eventApproximately50 people including USACE Philadelphia District personnel, NAVFAC personnel, Sustaining members and Consultants

– Lessons learned: The Post learned preferred location and time to hold event for maximum government engagement


Challenges

• How does the Philadelphia Post perceives the resilience mission of SAME: We are Master Collaborators

• What would the Philadelphia Post prefer to be different in the SAME resilience mission:

• Suggested changes to the resilience streamer resilience: More flexibility to hold non-infrastructure only resilience events (energy, etc.)


Tulsa Post2017 Resilience Activities

Presented by Emelia BrooksChairperson, Resilience Committee


Overarching Focus on Resilience• Multi-Level Engagement

– Regional and State exercises– Regional hazard mitigation project planning

meetings– Community workshops and conferences


Collaborating Organizations• SAME Engineering Firms• State Emergency Management• State Water Resources Board• National Flood Insurance Program Coordinators • State National Guard and Air National Guard• None Government Organizations – Red Cross,

Councils of Government, Community Non-Profits• Local Projects Added: State Corporation Commission,

FEMA R6 Mitigation, Impacted Homes, Businesses, Social and Political Systems


Highlighted 2017 Events• Resilience Workshop• Numerous Resiliency

Planning Meetings attendance

• Earth, Wind and Fire Exercise Planning Team

• State Earthquake Response and Preparedness Team

2017 Tulsa SAME Workshop on Resilience and Readiness in Our Communities


Challenges• Tulsa Post perception of Resilience Mission

– Get plugged in, be available, be creative

• Mission changes– National Committee provide support to Post

• Resilience Streamer changes– Resource with suggestions for meeting the

requirements


Final Thoughts• Think Nationally…Act Locally.

– Mitigation and preparedness are the national primary goals for FEMA - Plug into that locally

– Plug Into the State Hazard Mitigation Teams • Single point of contact for the State

– Silver Jackets open doors to accessing Communities – When invited, SHOW UP at meetings, exercises, planning

sessions

Meeting Commitments = Trust = Relationships!


Upcoming Events• 3rd Critical Infrastructure Protection & Resilience Asia conference & exhibition will

be co-hosted by the National Cyber Security Agency (NACSA) and CyberSecurityMalaysia in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia on 17th-19th July 2018

• Critical Infrastructure Protection & Resilience Europe (CIPRE), 2nd – 4th October, will once again be hosted by the Municipality of The Hague in The Hague, Netherlands

• Critical Infrastructure Protection and Resilience Americas to be held in Florida with the support by the Chief DISA/DoDIN Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) Program and the active participation of the Department of Homeland Security, FEMA, NASA and numerous other national and international agencies. Call for abstracts due 7 May 2018

• JETC, 22-25 May, Kansas City, KS http://www.samejetc.org/

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