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SUMMARY:46th Spring Seminar & 19th Kenneth L. Lee Lecture & Geo Expo
DESCRIPTION:Program Schedule\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n01:00PM\nRegistration & Geo Expo\n\n\n02:00PM\nFirst Presentation\n\n\n03:00PM\nCoffee Break & Geo Expo\n\n\n03:30PM\nSecond Presentation\n\n\n04:30PM\nSocial Hour & Geo Expo\n\n\n06:00PM\nBanquet & Kenneth L. Lee Lecture\n\n\n\n\n\n  \nRegistration is now open: SECURE YOUR EXHIBIT & TICKETS NOW! \nDownload our flyer with all the details HERE (extended version) or HERE (1-page flyer) \nAttendee information: \nMAY 1\, 2025: Queen Mary Grand Salon\, Long Beach\, CA \n1:00-2:00pm Registration & GeoExpo \n2:00-3:00pm Presentation by Dr. Farshid Vahedifard on The Effect of Climate Change on Geo-Structures \n3:00-3:30pm Coffee Break & GeoExpo \n3:30-4:30pm Presentation by Dr. Pooneh Maghoul on Beyond Apollo: Geotechnical and AI-Driven Solutions for Sustainable Lunar Surface Development \n4:30-6:00pm Social Hour & GeoExpo \n6:00-8:30pm Banquet & Kenneth L. Lee Lecture by Dr. Ellen Rathje on Application of AI and Machine Learning in Geotechnical Engineering \nRegistration & Pricing: \nEarly registration (by March 15\, 2025): $210 standard\, $105 public employees\, $35 students \nRegular registration (March 16-April 30): $250\, $125 public employee\, $65 students \nOn-site registration (limited on availability): $300 only \n*No refunds after April 9\, 2025. Proof of full-time student status and employment for public employees required on-site. \nQuestions? asce.lagi@gmail.com \nSpeaker & Presentations: \nDr. Ellen Rathje on Application of AI and Machine Learning in Geotechnical Engineering \nAbstract: The excitement about AI and machine learning (ML) is all around us\, and we are just starting to explore how AI/ML can directly impact our work as geotechnical engineers.  To date\, the most common applications of AI/ML have been in statistical regression or classification problems.  These applications have shown great promise\, but the pitfalls of AI/ML predictive models remain (e.g.\, poor extrapolation\, violating physics\, etc.).  This presentation will introduce different AI/ML approaches and their specific application to geotechnical earthquake engineering.  These applications include earthquake-induced lateral spreading\, seismic slope displacements\, and earthquake-induced landslides.  For each of these applications\, the AI/ML method\, the training dataset\, and the approach to model training will be described\, as well as the performance of the model.  The presentation will also highlight new geotechnical applications of AI/ML\, including ML-accelerated simulations\, and the need for large-scale\, publicly available\, community-driven datasets for use in model training. \nDr. Farshid Vahedifard on The Effect of Climate Change on Geo-Structures \nAbstract: Historical data\, as well as projected future trends\, consistently demonstrate a surge in the frequency and intensity of natural hazards and extreme weather events across multiple regions. The annual average of weather and climate disaster events causing losses exceeding $1 billion (CPI-adjusted) was 9 events between 1980 and 2024\, whereas this annual average has risen to 23 events over the most recent five years (2020–2024). This alarming increase in extreme events\, driven by climate change\, land cover transformations\, and land use changes\, highlights the urgent need for further research to enhance our understanding and develop quantitative assessments of geotechnical infrastructure resilience under a changing climate. This seminar presents two case studies to illustrate how geotechnical engineering can be integrated into a multidisciplinary framework to effectively address these challenges. The case studies focus on the impacts of intensifying natural hazards and extreme events on natural and man-made geotechnical infrastructure\, with a primary emphasis on California. \nDr. Pooneh Maghoul on Lunar Geotechnics \nAbstract: The Moon has become a central focus of international exploration\, with numerous space agencies and private entities aiming for sustainable lunar operations by the late 2020s. Key objectives include establishing long-term human habitats\, enabling resource utilization\, and paving the way for Mars missions. However\, challenges such as harsh conditions\, limited resources\, and insufficient regolith data persist. Traditional infrastructure designs fall short of addressing lunar constraints\, and current knowledge of subsurface conditions and regolith properties remains inadequate. Advancing resource mapping\, in-situ testing\, and multi-functional instruments is essential for sustainable settlement and industrial operations. This presentation highlights ongoing research in lunar geotechnics\, advanced geophysics and AI-powered photonics technologies for water ice and volatile prospecting\, moonquake-resilient infrastructure\, and bio-inspired drilling technologies for sustainable exploration and construction in low-gravity lunar environments. \nExhibitor information: \nEXHIBITOR SPACE IS SOLD OUT! \nThe contract for exhibitors is attached and includes two free registrations (program and meals) & 6ft exhibition table with power. Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions. Given the limited number of exhibition spaces (21)\, I highly suggest you book your company’s space as early as possible.   The cost of exhibiting is $1\,300. Booth selection is on a first come\, first-served basis. \nBeatrice Torres\,  PE  Cell: (909) 684-6802 E: btorres@verdantas.com \nNote: If you get an error page or “Oops! That page cannot be found” message after registering\, please do not re-purchase. Your purchase most likely went through and we are working on the issue.
URL:https://lageoinstitute.org/event/46th-spring-seminar-19th-kenneth-l-lee-lecture-geo-expo/
LOCATION:Queen Mary\, 1126 Queen’s Highway\, Long Beach\, CA\, 90802\, United States
CATEGORIES:Spring Seminar
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SUMMARY:GeoWomens Luncheon
DESCRIPTION:Everyone is welcome at the 2nd Annual GeoWomens Luncheon! \nConnect\, learn\, and be inspired at this year’s GeoWomens Luncheon\, where we bring together women and allies in the geo-industries for meaningful conversations and shared experiences. This year’s event will feature a panel of invited speakers who will share their insights\, challenges\, and advice\, followed by an open discussion where attendees can exchange perspectives and strategies for fostering a more inclusive and supportive industry. \nA message to all the guys: We need you! All genders are welcome—whether you’re looking to share your own experiences or learn how to better support and advocate for women in our industry. Please share this event with your network and co-workers. Most women in our industry have been mentored\, taught or work alongside men – please come and learn how to better retain the women you work with and help them succeed! \nSponsorship: \nSponsorship includes (2) tickets to the luncheon\, your logo on our networking bingo card and recognition at the event. Help support the Geo-Women! \nThank you to ConeTec\, Mid Pacific Engineering\, Geobear\, Middle Earth and 24-7 Drilling for supporting our cause! \n  \nSchedule: \n11:15am: Registration & networking BINGO \n12:00pm: Lunch \n12:30-1:30pm: Panel discussion \nOur panelists this year are: \n\nAnne Lemnitzer\, a Professor in the Civil & Environmental Engineering Department at UCI\nCatherine Ellis\, Vice President Geotechnical Engineer\, Shannon & Wilson\nMeggy Gidula\, Mining Market Sector Lead\, Brown and Caldwell\n\nThank you for the support from our cooperating organizations\, ASCE GeoInstitue Los Angeles Chapter The California Geotechnical Engineers Association (CalGeo) ASCE Los Angeles Section and the Orange County Branch of ASCE.
URL:https://lageoinstitute.org/event/geowomens-luncheon/
LOCATION:Tustin Ranch Golf Club\, 12442 Tustin Ranch Rd\, Tustin\, CA\, 92782\, United States
CATEGORIES:GeoWomens Event
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SUMMARY:September Dinner Meeting & Board Elections
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our fall dinner meeting on September 18th back at SkyLinks Golf Course in Long Beach. We are excited to have an excellent speaker\, Marco Estrada from Pavement Recycling Systems to discuss\, “Sustainable Engineering Strategies for Pavement and Building Applications” \nSchedule: \n5-6pm: Registration & Sponsored bar/happy hour \n6pm: Dinner \n6:30pm: Welcome\, new board member selection/vote & dinner presentation \n7:30pm: Q&A \nPresentation: Sustainable Engineering Strategies for Pavement and Building Applications \nRecently updated in both the Caltrans Highway Design Manual and the Greenbook Standard Specifications\, Chemical Soil Stabilization and Cold Recycling\, such as Full-Depth Recycling (FDR) and Cold-In-place Recycling (CIR)\, are founded on the principle that soils and asphalt can be recycled and engineered to provide structural and economic benefits over “removal and replacement” design and construction alternatives. \nSpeaker Bio: Marco Estrada \nMarco is the Director of Business Development for Pavement Recycling Systems of California.  Marco is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin\, School of Engineering.  He is Chair Education Committee for the Recycling & Stabilizing Association of California\, Chair of the Greenbook Stabilized Base Task Force\, as well as Industry Co-Chair for the Caltrans Recycling Task Group.  For over 30 years\, he has been involved in both the engineering and construction industries in the implementation of soil stabilization and asphalt recycling engineering strategies. \nTickets: Includes open bar from 5-6pm\, dinner and speaker presentation. \nJoin the Board! \n \nWe are looking to add a new board member in September as our Past-Chair\, Ed Hernandez will be leaving us after his time on the board. Please consider volunteering a small portion of your time to continue the success of the LA Chapter as we look forward to a great year. \nBoard Applicants: \nMeet: Jerry Shen\, Solmax \nI’m a licensed Civil Engineer (PE) and currently serve as an Engineering Business Manager at Solmax\, where I lead outreach efforts to promote sustainable and resilient infrastructure solutions using geosynthetics. Before stepping into this role\, I spent four years in land development at Stantec and Fuscoe Engineering\, designing communities across Southern California. I’m passionate about driving innovation and collaboration within our field\, and I believe the Geo-Institute plays a critical role in shaping the future of geotechnical practice. As a board member\, I’m excited to help lead initiatives that elevate sustainability\, empower young professionals\, and strengthen our professional community. \nMeet: Idil Akin\, UCLA \nIdil Akin is an Associate Professor in the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department at UCLA. She earned her PhD in 2017 and MS in 2014 from University of Wisconsin-Madison\, and her BS in 2012 from Middle East Technical University\, Turkiye. Her primary research focuses on the fundamental mechanisms that control physicochemical\, mechanical\, and hydraulic soil behavior. Her current research is in post-wildfire slope stability and biogeotechnics. Her research has been sponsored by NSF\, DOTs\, and industry. Among her awards are the ASCE Thomas Middlebrooks Award in 2025 and NSF CAREER Award in 2021. \nPlanned events coming up for 2026:  \nASCE-GI Cross Country Lecture – our chapter was selected as one of 5 nationally to receive the distinguished Cross Country Lecture this year. We are excited to host Dr. Santamarina in 2026. \nSpring Seminar & GeoExpo\, May 7th\, 2026 – our largest event of the year bringing in over 200 attendees from Southern California to meet and see old friends\, network and learn.
URL:https://lageoinstitute.org/event/september-dinner-meeting-board-elections/
LOCATION:Skylinks at Long Beach Golf Course\, 4800 E Wardlow Rd.\, Long Beach\, CA\, 90808\, United States
CATEGORIES:Dinner meeting
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SUMMARY:GeoExtreme 2025: Palos Verdes Field Trip with Tim Stark
DESCRIPTION:Palos Verdes Peninsula Landslides w/Tim Stark \nTitle: Engineering on the Edge: History\, Hazards\, and Innovation at the Portuguese Bend Landslide \nOverview:\nThis technical field tour invites geotechnical engineers\, geologists\, researchers\, and policy professionals to examine the Portuguese Bend Landslide\, one of the most complex and historically significant landslide systems in North America. Situated on the Palos Verdes Peninsula\, the landslide has been active for over 70 years\, triggered by mid-20th century development activities. This tour highlights both the evolving scientific understanding and the municipal response to living atop a moving landscape. \nHistorical Emphasis: \nThe Portuguese Bend Landslide began accelerating in 1956 following residential grading and road construction that may have altered surface and subsurface hydrology. Since then\, the area has seen continuous movement of up to 5 feet per year\, with significant impacts on homes\, infrastructure\, and public policy. \nLandslide movement was accelerated by heavy rains over the past few years.  The moving portions of the landslide had doubled in area (600+ acres) and locally accelerated movement to 50 foot per year.  The City with the help of its technical consultants have found ways to decelerate this dramatic movement by keeping water from entering the landslide complex while draining up to 1 million gallons per day from under the deep slip planes. \nThe site has served as a living laboratory for decades of research\, legal precedent\, and engineering experimentation. This tour will trace the history of the landslide from its initiation to present-day monitoring and management efforts. \nTour Objectives: \n\nAnalyze the historical development and progression of the landslide over the past seven decades.\nExamine the geological and hydrological conditions underlying the slope failure.\nUnderstand engineering mitigation techniques\, both historical and current.\nEvaluate the policy and planning implications of long-term ground movement.\n\nItinerary Highlights: \n\n\n\nHistorical Timeline & Geologic Context\nA detailed overview of the landslide’s history since the initial failure in the 1950s. Presenters will walk participants through the key phases of movement\, litigation\, and land use response\, framed within the geologic setting of the Altamira Shale and bentonite shear layers.\nOn-Site Field Observations\nGuided visits to deformation hotspots along Palos Verdes Drive South. Participants will observe road realignments\, displaced utilities\, cracked foundations\, and sheared ground surfaces. Discussion will include the legacy of early engineering responses and the physical evidence of long-term displacement.\nMonitoring and Instrumentation Systems\nReview of the monitoring program developed over decades\, including subsurface instrumentation and recent advancements in surveys. Participants will be briefed on historical movement data to understand velocity trends and acceleration events.\nEngineering Interventions & Lessons Learned\nPresentations by consulting engineers on historical and current attempts at slope stabilization\, drainage improvements\, and adaptive infrastructure design. Emphasis will be placed on what has—and has not—worked over time.\nDiscussion & Forward-Looking Perspectives\nOpen discussion on how historical understanding informs future slope stability projects\, urban planning in hazard zones\, and academic research directions.\n\n\n\nDuration: 5-6 hours\, 9am-2/3pm \nLunch: Provided \nIntended Audience: Engineers\, geoscientists\, academic researchers\, policy makers\, and urban planners \nPresenters: \n\n\n\nNeven Matasovic\, Geo-Logic\nTravis Deane\, Shannon & Wilson\nTim Stark\, PhD PE \n\n\n\nSafety & Access: Even though limited to publicly-accessible areas\, terrain tour may include walking over unstable and uneven areas. Attendees should wear appropriate field gear. Tour route may be adjusted due to current landslide (reserve) conditions and/or weather.
URL:https://lageoinstitute.org/event/geoextreme-2025-field-trip/
LOCATION:Hyatt Regency Long Beach\, 200 S Pine Ave\, Long Beach\, CA\, 90802\, United States
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SUMMARY:ASCE-GI Cross Country Lecture w/Dr. Carlos Santamarina
DESCRIPTION:Join us on February 5\, 2026 at University of California\, Irvine for dinner\, networking and a presentation on: \n“Geotechnical Engineering in the Information Age: From Properties to Analysis & Design” \nWe are entering a transformative era in geotechnical engineering. For more than a century\, our field has advanced through careful observation\, physical insight\, and methodical testing. Today\, it faces a new landscape: pervasive sensing\, advanced imaging and visualization\, autonomous data collection\, intelligent algorithms\, vast computational power\, and instantaneous information sharing. These unprecedented capabilities are catalysts for reimagining how we explore the subsurface\, characterize geomaterials\, and design in an increasingly complex world. As these rapid developments reshape our field\, we must ensure that innovation strengthens\, rather than erodes\, the physical intuition that underpins our discipline\, which can be threatened by overreliance on data-driven methods. The coming era invites us to rethink long-held assumptions and embrace a more integrated and anticipatory form of geotechnical engineering that is more adaptive and ultimately more equitable. The opportunity before us is clear: to elevate the quality and global consistency of geotechnical engineering everywhere and to set the stage for a new century of informed\, innovative practice capable of addressing emerging challenges. \nCarlos Santamarina is Professor and Clough Chair at Georgia Tech. He earned his undergraduate degree from Universidad Nacional de Córdoba and completed graduate studies at the University of Maryland and Purdue University. He has held faculty positions at NYU-Poly\, the University of Waterloo (Canada)\, KAUST (Saudi Arabia)\, and Georgia Tech. Santamarina’s research integrates experimental and numerical approaches to study the behavior of geomaterials\, including sediments\, fractured rocks\, and complex fluids. A frequent keynote speaker\, he has delivered the Terzaghi\, Casagrande\, and Bishop Lectures. He is a member of the Argentine National Academies and has received numerous honors\, including ASTM’s Hogentogler Award\, the Korean Geotechnical Society Award\, and Saudi Arabia’s Tarek Al-Qasabi Award. \nProgram: \n5:15-6:15pm: Dinner with open bar sponsored by Keller – enter the ISEB through either front or back entrance\, registration is in lobby. \n6:15pm: Opening remarks \n6:30-7:30pm: Presentation \n7:30pm: Q&A \n \nThank you to our Sponsors: \n \n \nLocation: \nISEB 1010 (Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Building) (https://maps.app.goo.gl/U3bfS15CDGmDGUf68) \nParking: \nPark by Plate is available at the adjacent parking lots 12 or 16 in General (Non AR) parking spots. This car park is $4/hr. Access is through E Peltason Dr. and S.Circle Drive. https://apps.parking.uci.edu/parkbyplate/s/purchase.cfm \nSponsored Parking: \nIf you don’t mind walking (~5 minutes)\, Sponsored Parking is available in the Anteater parking structure (https://map.uci.edu/?id=463#!m/367226?share) with access through East Peltason  Dr. \nHow to obtain a sponsored permit for this parking structure: \nObtain your permit at any open kiosk: Kiosk Hours – Kiosk Hours | Transportation and Distribution Services (please note that the kiosk at the Anteater Parking structure closes shortly after 5pm)\, i.e.\, if you arrive after 5\, this permit would need to be picked up at another kiosk on campus. When arriving\, please tell the attendant that you are with the reference Permit# 185868\, ASCE-GI Cross Country Lecture\, Prof. Anne Lemnitzer  \nThen proceed with the parking ticket to the parking structure and leave your car there and follow the walking directions in the map to the venue.
URL:https://lageoinstitute.org/event/asce-gi-cross-country-lecture-w-dr-carlos-santamarina/
LOCATION:University of California\, Irvine\, 419 Physical Sciences Quad\, Irvine\, CA\, 92697\, United States
CATEGORIES:Dinner meeting
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SUMMARY:47th Spring Seminar & 20th Kenneth L. Lee Lecture & Geo Expo
DESCRIPTION:Thank you for attending! The speaker presentations are available at the links below for reference:\n\n\n\nPresentation by Dr. Joseph Wartman on “From Susceptibility to Risk: A New Framework for Landslide Risk Assessment and Land Use Policy“ \nPresentation by Dr. Kirk Ellison on “State of Practice for Seismic Structure-Soil-Structure Interaction Analysis in California“ \nBanquet & Kenneth L. Lee Lecture by Dr. Jonathan Stewart on “Integration of Non-Ergodic Site Response into NEHRP Provisions & ASCE-7“
URL:https://lageoinstitute.org/event/2026-spring-seminar-the-queen-mary/
LOCATION:Queen Mary\, 1126 Queen’s Highway\, Long Beach\, CA\, 90802\, United States
CATEGORIES:Spring Seminar
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