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2022 IPWC Program

IPWC 2022 Conference Handbook 1-5 May 2022 #IPWC2022 ipwc.com.au

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WELCOME from IPWEA President – Myles Lind

On behalf of the IPWEA Australasian Board and the Conference Organising Committee, we have the pleasure in welcoming you to the Adelaide International Public Works Conference.

“Public Works for a Global Future” is the theme of the Conference and we trust you will be stimulated by and gain valuable insights from the extensive and impressive speaker line-up which has been assembled for this outstanding event. With a full program, significant networking and social functions

held at iconic venues, a comprehensive exhibition of products and services, technical tours showcasing the very best of the best, and partner tours and activities, this is a Conference offering something for everybody involved with public works.

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CONTENTS

PAGE 4 - 5 CONFERENCE ORGANISERS

PAGE 6 PROGRAM OVERVIEW

PAGE 7 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS + THOUGHT LEADERS

PAGE 8 - 13 CONFERENCE PROGRAM

PAGE 14 - 15 FORUMS

PAGE 16 SOCIAL FUNCTIONS

PAGE 17 - 18 TECHNICAL TOURS

PAGE 19 2022 EXCELLENCE AWARDS

PAGE 20 IPWEA EVENTS APP

PAGE 25 FLOOR PLAN

T/C

Registration

Cafe Seating & Barista

Entrance

Exit

CONFERENCE ORGANISERS

East Coast Conferences

Amy McIntosh, Jayne Hindle, Jasmine Durbidge

IPWEA Australasia

Ross Moody (Conference Manager) Sarah Di Mento (Head of Business Development & Marketing)

Hosted by the Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia South Australian Division.

ABOUT IPWEA

Members come from the wide range of professions involved in public works and services – engineers, technicians, public works directors, contractors, consultants, managers, and other technical staff and managers. Membership grades also reflect their achievements within the Institute. IPWEA is recognised nationally and internationally for its leadership and delivery of products and services aimed at advancing public works knowledge and delivering better outcomes for the community. www.ipwea.org Contact us admin@ipwea.org

The Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia (IPWEA) is the professional organisation providing member services and advocacy for those involved in and delivering public works and engineering services to the community both in Australia and New Zealand. Almost all of Australia and New Zealand’s professional consultancy firms which specialise in public sector infrastructure including roads, water, power, rail, ports and airports – are members of IPWEA. Our private sector members bring thought leadership, innovation and a commercial focus to IPWEA’s industry leadership. The evolvement of IPWEA over the past two decades from its traditional local government engineering focus to public works has added a new dimension to public works professionalism.

CONFERENCE CONTACTS

Please direct any enquiries to the Conference Managers: East Coast Conferences Amy McIntosh M: 0408 220 188 E: amy@eastcoastconferences.com.au IPWEA Sarah Di Mento M: 0403 293 970 E: sarah.dimento@ipwea.org

CONFERENCE VENUE Adelaide Convention Centre North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000 Phone: (08) 8212 4099 REGISTRATION DESK The registration desk will be located in foyer of L, M & N of the Adelaide Convention Centre and will be open during the following times: Monday 2nd May: 7.30am – 4.30pm Tuesday 3rd May: 7.30am – 4.30pm Wednesday 4th May: 7.30am – 4.30pm

Conference Wi-Fi Network Name:

IPWC2022 Password: adelaide22 Please note that the above is available on the conference days of Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.

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NAME BADGES Name badges will be issued to all registered delegates on arrival at the registration desk. Please ensure you wear your name badge at all times. CATERING Morning teas, lunches and afternoon teas will be served in the trade exhibition area, located in the Halls M, N & O of the Adelaide Convention Centre. Special dietary requests: All effort has been made to accommodate delegates who indicated special dietary requests when registering. There will be a separate catering table for special dietary requirements. Venue catering staff will be able to assist you with any questions.

CONCURRENT SESSIONS Delegates are free to attend the concurrent session of their choice. Presentations are scheduled to start/finish at times given in the program. TRADE EXHIBITION Trade exhibition booths will be set up in the Exhibition Hall. Please take the time to visit the sponsors and exhibitors and acknowledge their support of the conference. MOBILE PHONES Out of respect to speakers and other delegates, please ensure your mobile phone is on silent mode during the conference sessions.

SECURITY The venue management or conference organisers accept no responsibility for loss of any items left in the function/meeting rooms, or other venue areas or car park. PARKING The Adelaide Convention Centre operates two car parks: the Riverbank Car Park which is accessible from Morphett Street and Montefiore Road Bridge via Festival Drive, and the North Terrace Car Park. Limited spaces available and charges apply.

MEETING ROOMS FOR SESSIONS The conference sessions will be held in the following rooms:

Session

Room

Plenary Session

Hall L

Concurrent Session ‘A’

Hall L

Concurrent Session ‘B’

City Room 1

Concurrent Session ‘C’

City Room 2

Concurrent Session ‘D’

City Room 3

Smart Parking Forum

City Room 3

Monday

Asset Tracking & Monitoring Forum

City Room 3

Tuesday

Street Lighting & Smart Controls Forum City Room 3

Wednesday

Day 1 –Sunday 1 May 2022

IPWEA Australasia Board Meeting (by invitation)

12:00 - 4:00 PM

Welcome Reception – Adelaide Convention Centre

Sponsored by Komatsu and Brightly

6:30 – 11:00 PM

Day 5 –Thursday 5 May 2022

8:15 - 3:45 PM Technical Tours PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Conference handbook

Gerry Gannon Specialist Conference MC , Facilitator, Corporate MC

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Romilly Madew Chief Executive Officer Infrastructure Australia

Shane Fitzsimmons Commissioner Resilience NSW

Ainsley Simpson Chief Executive Officer Infrastructure Sustainability Council

Felicity Furey Founder and CEO WeAspire

THOUGHT LEADERS

John Comrie Director JAC Comrie

Michelle Holland Executive Director SynergyIQ

Ashay Prabhu Co-Founder Assetic

Terri Velasquez Finance Director City of Aurora

CONFERENCE PROGRAM

FOR THE MOST UP TO DATE PROGRAM PLEASE REFER TO THE APP

Day 1 –Sunday 1 May 2022

12:00 - 4:00 PM

IPWEA Australasia Board Meeting (by invitation)

Welcome Reception – Adelaide Convention Centre Sponsored by Brightly

6:00 - 8:00 PM

Day 2 –Monday 2 May 2022

Conference Registration Breakfast at Trade Display in the Exhibition Hall

7:30 - 8:15 AM

Session 1 (Plenary) 8:15 – 10:00 AM

Official Opening Ceremony & Welcome

Keynote Address 1: Shane Fitzsimmons, Commissioner Resilience NSW. Topic: “Resilience in the Face of Adversity”

Morning Tea Sponsored by Smart City Control

10:00 – 10:30 AM

Session 2 10:30 – 12:00 PM

2A: Managing the Environment & Climate Change

2B: Asset Management – Introduction

2C: Road Pavements & Recycled Materials

2D: Good Stuff I

Location

Hall L

City Room 1

City Room 2

City Room 3

Chair

Megan Woodward

Ben Clark

Madeleine Bekavac

Jarred Collins

Austroads Research on Recycled Materials in Road Pavements Ross Guppy, Austroads (NSW)

IPWEA Whitepaper - Best Practice Asset Management

Cumberland City Council Delivering Innovative Infrastructure Solutions to the Community

Auckland’s Road to Electric Public Transport – Why So Bumpy? Myles Lind, Anna Percy, Auckland Transport (NZ) An Integrated Asset Management Framework for Green, Natural, and Gray Assets

Steve Verity IPWEA (VIC)

10:30 – 10:52 AM

Peter Fitzgerald, Cumberland City Council (NSW)

From Landfill to Road Fill – How to Optimise the Use of Waste in Asphalt

Stakeholder Engagement Lessons Learned from the Development of the Wunggurrwil Dhurrung Centre Sylvia Janus, Moonee Valley City Council (VIC) Eilis Hughes, Wyndham City Council (VIC) Public Realm Projects and their Role in Community Well-being – Post Lockdowns Eliza Maclennan COMPLETE Urban (NSW) Frangible Poles for Motorcycle Safety Kenn Beer, Safe System Solutions (VIC)

Climbing the Mountain – Achieving a Successful Audit Outcome Timothy McCarthy Morrison Low (NSW)

Trevor Distin, COLAS (NSW)

10:52 – 11:14 AM

Heather Himmelberger Southwest EFC (USA)

A Revolutionary Digital Experience in Asset Management Planning Piers Duggan City of Mitcham (SA)

Using Recycled Plastic in Asphalt Pavement – Which Practice to Practice? Ivan Mihaljevic Kamen Engineering (NSW) Making Decisions to Use Alternative Material in Public Works – Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis Srikanth Prakash, Deakin University (VIC)

Thames – Shall We Stay, or Shall We Go?

Emily Walker, Edward Guy, Rationale Ltd (NZ)

11:14 – 11:36 AM

Fit for Purpose Specifications for Managing Community Assets Nandini Mehta, NATSPEC (NSW)

Public Works and the Effect on Climate Change Christie Nguyen, COMPLETE Urban (NSW)

11:36 – 12:00 PM

Lunch Sponsored by Camco (SA)

12:00 – 1:00 PM

Session 3 1:00 – 2:30 PM

3A: Managing the Environment & Climate Change

3B: Asset Management / Decision Support

3C: Bridges

3D: Smart Parking Forum

Location

Hall L

City Room 1

City Room 2

City Room 3

Chair

Megan Woodward

Phil Burton

Rita Excell

Gerry Gannon

Smart Parking Forum Open to all conference delegates

Bridge Network Analysis Program Hai Le,

Summary findings of the 2021 IPCC Sixth Assessment Report on Climate Change Science, Impacts, Adaptation and Mitigation Jacqueline Balston, IPWEA (SA) Managing Urban Heat Under Climate change Fahim Tonmoy, BMT (QLD)

Information Management System for Road Network and Smart Assets – South Australia Experience Nabin Pradhan, DM Roads (NSW) Challenges in Long Term Road Renewal Planning Justin Weligamage, Toowoomba Regional Council (QLD) Building Blocks to Success: Rebuilding Asset Management at City of Ryde Marcus Apicella, City of Ryde (NSW) Nicola Daaboul, Brightly (NSW) Sticky Stones – Linking Laboratory Testing to on Road Performance of Unsealed Road Materials Rod Ellis, Tonkin Consulting (SA) Transformation of a City’s Asset Management from Renewal/Condition Assessment Based Asset Management to Community Asset Management Dameon Roy, City of Salisbury (SA) Road Network Management with Artificial Intelligence David Paine, Fulton Hogan (VIC) National Service Level Standards for Roads – Progress Report Gareth Prosser Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications (ACT) Opportunities to Optimise Heavy Vehicle Access on the Local Road Network Todd Wellard, National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (QLD) 4B: Asset Management / Decision Support City Room 1 Kathryn Johnson

1:00 – 1:22 PM

Bridge Network Analysis (QLD)

A half day forum as part of the IPWEA Emerging Technology Stream

Pultruded Fibre Reinforced Polymer Composite Bridge Deck Ali Mohammed, Wagners CFT (QLD) Widening and Strengthening Innovations on the Eunony Bridge Irene Scott, Pitt & Sherry (VIC)

EMERGING TECHNOLOGY BY IPWEA

1:22 – 1:44 PM

See breakout program available as a separate PDF from conference website Proudly sponsored by

Applying Climate Hazard Science to our Asset Management Models Michelle Walker, City of Greater Geelong (VIC)

1:44 – 2:06 PM

Age Defying Bridge using Sustainable and Durable Materials

IPCC Q&A Session

2:06 – 2:30 PM

Darren Lutze, Incomat (SA) Ross George, Austeng (VIC)

2:30 – 3:00 PM Afternoon Tea

Session 4 3:00 – 4:30 PM

4A: Climate Resilient Assets Workshop

4C: : Road Pavements

4D: Smart Parking Forum

Location

Hall L

City Room 2

City Room 3

Chair

Phil Burton

Jarred Collins

Gerry Gannon

Proven Methods to Double the Life of Asphalt Roads Ross Ioakim, ASI Solutions (UK)

Launch of IPWEA Practice Note 12.2: Climate Resilient Materials for Infrastructure Assets Jacqueline Balston, IPWEA Director of Sustainability (SA)

Smart Parking Forum Open to all conference delegates

A half day forum as part of the IPWEA Emerging Technology Stream

3:00 – 3:22 PM

EMERGING TECHNOLOGY BY IPWEA

Resilient Materials for Designing and Managing Assets Under a Changing Climate Fahim Tonmoy, BMT (QLD)

Digital Transformation in Pavement Maintenance in City of Melbourne

3:22 – 3:44 PM

See breakout program available as a separate PDF from conference website Proudly sponsored by

Leigh Goullet, Citywide (VIC)

A Hands-on Demonstration and Workshop in the Use of PN12.2

Caltrans Gap Graded Asphalt Technology Transfer with Onsite Blended Crumbed

Jacqueline Balston, IPWEA Director of Sustainability (SA)

Rubber Binder Rod McArthur, Topcoat Asphalt

3:44 – 4:06 PM

Q&A Session

Road Maintenance Contracts 2020 – It’s all in the prep Angela Farnell, Baw Baw Shire (VIC)

4:06 – 4:30 PM

Monday Evening Function – Adelaide Oval Sponsored by Complete Urban

7:00 – 10:00 PM

Day 3 –Tuesday 3 May 2022

Conference Registration Breakfast at Trade Display in the Exhibition Hall

7:30 - 8:15 AM

Young IPWEA Address – Ben Clark, Chair YIPWEA Keynote Address 2 – Jonathan Jones, Head of Education IPWEA. Topic: “Building Asset Management Capability – the Path to Better AM Practice” Keynote Address 3 – Felicity Furey, Award-winning Business Leader. Engineer. Entrepreneur. Aspiring Aviator. Topic: “Inspiring the Engineers of the Future”

Session 5 (Plenary) 8:15 – 10:00 AM

10:00 – 10:30 AM Morning Tea

6C: ARRB Workshop

Session 6 10:30 – 12:00 PM

6B: Road Pavement Enhancements

6A: Asset Management – Lessons Learnt

6D: Artificial Intelligence

YOUR NATIONAL TRANSPORT RESEARCH ORGANISATION

Location

Hall L

City Room 1

City Room 2

City Room 3

Chair

Ben Clark

Rod Ellis

Rita Excell

Phil Burton

Scenic Rim Council’s journey using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) to Automatically Capture and Manage Road and Footpath Defects Scenic Rim Council evaluated Retina Visions’ and TechnologyOne’s solution to capture and update defects in the road corridor and for footpaths. By attaching a simple Google Pixel camera to waste trucks and e-bikes, Scenic Rim Council was able to start capturing defects in minutes. This presentation discusses the Scenic Rim experience and the business benefits discovered. Alvin Valle, Scenic Rim Council (QLD) Live Capture of Footpath Defects at the Conference, with Real Time Evaluation of the Results TechnologyOne and Retina Visions will have its “Defect Capturer e-bike” at the conference. This workshop builds on the Scenic Rim presentation showcasing the technology they evaluated to capture defects automatically. We will take the attendees out in the field with the TechnologyOne Field App to view the results as they are happening. This is a real-life, real- time assessment of this technology on the Adelaide streets around the Conference Centre. The ”field visit” will be followed by discussion about other AI/ML applications to benefit Local Government. Alvin Valle, Scenic Rim Council (QLD) Michael Cybulski, Retina Visions (QLD) Gordon Sterling’ TechnologyOne (QLD)

Australia’s Local Government Infrastructure – Where Are We At? Steve Verity, IPWEA Australasia (VIC) “Nice-to-Have” or “Silver Bullet”? – Challenge Facing Local Government in BIM Adoption John Jiang, Hastings District Council (NZ)

A Practical Approach to Rehabilitate Thin Existing Pavements using Basegrade Stabilisation Scott Young, Stabilised Pavements of Australia (QLD) Evaluation of Geosynthetic Stabilised Pavements over Reactive Clay Subgrades in Metropolitan Adelaide South Australia Rod Fyfe, Geofabrics (SA) Enhancing Pavement Durability Using a Sustainable Asphalt Reinforcement Geogrid: Practical Experience in Roads and Airfields Zehra Kaya, Huesker Australia (QLD) Peter Levett, City of Salisbury (SA)

Road Asset Performance and Maximising the Life of Assets Nigel Powers

10:30 – 10:52 AM

Data Collection – Ushering New Technology to Manage your Pavements Richard Wix

10:52 – 11:12 AM

Building Assurance Models

Small Model Canadian Communities & Financial Needs Assessment Jamie Davignon, Stantec (CANADA)

Hear how assurance models help to ensure that both the contractor and client can be assured Includes a Case Study of the ARRB Assurance Model is supporting the management of Tracks of timely. reporting and performance. Don’t Set and Forget your Asset Management Models This presentation will demonstrate how a peer review of asset management triggers and intervention levels, based on national best practice, can lead to a reduction in your maintenance backlog. Dr Richard Yeo and Fire Trails. Johan Cronjé

11:12 – 11:34 AM

Subgrade Lime Stabilisation – An Investigation into Design, Field Performance & Quality Control Ali Jamshidi, Pavement Management Services (QLD)

First Nations Custodianship in Asset Management Kieran Shirey, LOGiT Australia (QLD)

11:34 – 12:00 PM

Lunch Sponsored by Interflow

12:00 – 1:00 PM

7C: ARRB Workshop

Session 7 1:00 – 2:30 PM

7D: Asset Tracking & Monitoring Forum

7A: No Sessions

7B: Good Stuff II

YOUR NATIONAL TRANSPORT RESEARCH ORGANISATION

Location

Hall L

City Room 1

City Room 2

City Room 3

Chair

Jarred Collins

Rita Excell

Jonathan Jones

Port Pirie Council and PPS Stormwater Condition Assessment Project Richard Powell Plumbing & Pipeline Solutions (SA) Exploring the Effect of Urban Development on Stormwater Runoff in Growth Areas of Melbourne Purananad (San) Fokeerah Melbourne Polytechnic (VIC)

Sustainability and Materials Performance Dr Clarissa Han Brooke Hall Melissa Lyons This session will share knowledge on new initiatives involving safe and beneficial use of sustainable materials. It will involve a forum session with expert speakers discussing: • Sustainability assessment of innovative pavement technologies and recycled materials. • Recycled materials evaluation framework for local government. • National best practice expert advice on the optimised use of

Delegates please note there are no presentations in Hall L during session 7A

Asset Tracking & Monitoring Forum Open to all conference delegates

1:00 – 1:22 PM

A half day forum as part of the IPWEA Emerging Technology Stream

EMERGING TECHNOLOGY BY IPWEA

1:22 – 1:44 PM

See breakout program available as a separate PDF from conference website Proudly sponsored by

Emergency Markers – Saving Time, Saving Lives Lyn Terrett, Rapidmap Global (VIC)

1:44 – 2:06 PM

sustainable materials. • Performance based specifications covering emerging use of recycled

Smart Infrastructure Delivered Trevor Potts ENE.HUB (NSW)

2:06 – 2:30 PM

materials including recycled plastic noise wall specs and recycled processed composites

2:30 – 3:00 PM Afternoon Tea

8C: ARRB Workshop

Session 8 3:00 – 4:30 PM

8A: Project Management & Delivery

8B: Asset Management – Tools

8D: Asset Tracking & Monitoring Forum

YOUR NATIONAL TRANSPORT RESEARCH ORGANISATION

Location

Hall L

City Room 1

City Room 2

City Room 3

Chair

Megan Woodward

Brendon Lyons

Rita Excell

Jonathan Jones

Using GIS to Deliver a Needs- Based Maintenance Grading Program Kathryn Johnson, City of Port Pirie (SA)

Road Safety Tools for Local Government David McTiernan

Surely It Can Only Get Simpler? Can Australian Projects Be Harmonized? Matthew Bradbury, McCullough Robertson (QLD)

Asset Tracking & Monitoring Forum Open to all conference delegates

MalcolmMak Emily McLean

3:00 – 3:22 PM

A half day forum as part of the IPWEA Emerging Technology Stream

Learn about the existing and emerging tools available to rapidly assess the risk on your road network. Understand what acronyms such as NetRisk 2.0, ANRAM, iRAP, AusRAP and SSAF mean and how you can use them to deliver as safer outcome for your communities. New visualisation tools, which enable big data analytics incorporating asset management analysis to inform road safety decision-making, assistance for identifying high-risk issues and how these can be leveraged for State and Federal Funding programs.

Using Artificial Intelligence to Enhance Condition Assessment of Drainage and Wastewater Pipes Michelle Aguilar, VAPAR (VIC) Artificial intelligence and road asset management: the good, bad and the ugly John Yeaman, Pavement Management Services (QLD) 360° Mobile Mapping – Map Once, Use Multiple Times Peter Terrett, Rapidmap Global (QLD)

Resident-Centric Worksite Experience – Development Case from Helsinki, Finland Ville Alatyppo, City of Helsinki (FINLAND) Multi-Objective Operational Forward Works Programme Optimization Using a MetaHeuristic Algorithm Fritz Jooste, Lorix Ltd (NZ) Galloway Culvert Remediation – Emergency Response Jim Raz, Interflow (NSW) Morgan Ellingham, City of Onkaparinga (SA)

EMERGING TECHNOLOGY BY IPWEA

3:22 – 3:44 PM

See breakout program available as a separate PDF from conference website Proudly sponsored by

3:44 – 4:06 PM

4:06 – 4:30 PM

Delegates free night to explore the dining delights of Adelaide Young IPWEA Pub Night Departs from Convention Centre (North Terrace, by the Intercontinental). All expenses at delegates’ own cost.

6:00pm

Day 4 –Wednesday 4 May 2022

7:30 - 8:15 AM Breakfast at Trade Display in the Exhibition Hall

Keynote Address – Romilly Madew, CEO Infrastructure Australia. Topic: “Sustainable Asset Management” Thought Leaders – Ashay Prabhu, Co-Founder Assetic & John Comrie, Director at JAC Comrie will address the Keynote topic from their perspectives Panel Session – Romilly Madew, Ashay Prabhu and John Comrie will be joined by Terri Velasquez, President Government Finance Officers Association (USA) for a Q&A session moderated by IPWEA CEO David Jenkins

Session 9 (Plenary) 8:15 – 10:00 AM

10:00 – 10:30 AM Morning Tea

Session 10 10:30 – 12:00 PM

10B: Project Management & Delivery

10C: Traffic Management & Road Safety

10A: Good Stuff III

10C: Street Lighting & Smart Controls Forum

Location

Hall L

City Room 1

City Room 2

City Room 3

Chair

Jarred Collins

Madeleine Bekavac

Heather Barclay

Graham Mawer

Street Lighting & Smart Controls Forum Open to all delegates Commences at 9.00am in City Room 3 and live streamed. A full day forum as part of the IPWEA Emerging Technology Stream

Asset Management Transformation: Strategic Project Management to Ensure Continuity and Success Jean-Pierre Koekemoe, City of Port Lincoln (SA)

How Emerging Technologies Can Compliment Public Assets Ian Hatton, COMPLETE Urban (NSW)

The Effects of Road Geometry and Posted Speed Limits On Driver Speed Selection Jason Deller, Green Strategy Pty Ltd (VIC)

10:30 – 11:00 AM

Capital Works Transformation James Mitchell, City of Holdfast Bay (SA)

Asset Management: An overview and value of the ISO 55000 series standards Ross Goyne, IPWEA Australasia (VIC)

Fairbanks Drive – Community Centric Road Upgrade David Boothway, City of Salisbury (SA)

See breakout program available as a separate PDF from conference website

11:00 – 11:30 AM

Proudly sponsored by

Taking Back Condition Assessments Jeremy Rudd,

Delivery of Envision Innovative Solutions to Infrastructure Projects in Virtual Reality Bill Zhang,

TGSI – Means to Assist Paul Moller, ALLTAC (VIC)

Regional Project Consulting (VIC)

11:30 – 12:00 PM

BE Engineering Solutions (SA)

12:00 – 1:00 PM Lunch

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Session 11 1:00 – 2:30 PM

11B: Project Management & Delivery

11C: : Traffic Management & Road Safety

11A: Good Stuff IV

11D: Street Lighting & Smart Controls Forum

Location

Hall L

City Room 1

City Room 2

City Room 3

Chair

Jarred Collins

Kathryn Johnson

Rita Excell

Graham Mawer

Street Lighting & Smart Controls Forum Continues in City Room 3 until 4.30pm and live streamed. A full day forum as part of the IPWEA Emerging Technology Stream

Improving Road Safety with All Weather Pavement Markings Kosta Karagiannopoulos, 3M Australia (NSW) Conversion of Local Government Owned Assets – MV to LED Street Lighting Anna Scantlebury, City of Canning (WA) School Transport Framework – City of Salisbury David Boothway, City of Salisbury (SA) Defect identification and maintenance management of bridges and concrete structures using Artificial Intelligence Krishna Shrestha, Horsham Rural City Council (VIC)

Sustainability; Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Negative Entropy, Part 3 John Milne, Clark County Public Works (USA) Why Tomorrow’s City Must Be Green and Inspired by Nature Germain Briand, Urban Canopee Australia (VIC) Mobility in the Evolving City Nathan Parish, COMPLETE Urban (NSW)

Gladstone Regional Council Gets Mobile with Online Works Program

1:00 – 1:22 PM

Darren Shepherd, Shepherd (QLD)

Leading the way in damage prevention Graeme McKenna, Before You Dig Australia (VIC) Using AI for Sealed Road Maintenance Management – A Roads Alliance Initiative Stephen Hegedus, Shepherd (QLD) General Conditions of Contract for Construction – National Capital Works 4

1:22 – 1:44 PM

See breakout program available as a separate PDF from conference website

Proudly sponsored by

1:44 – 2:06 PM

Registration of Engineers: Coming Soon to a State Near You!

2:06 – 2:30 PM

Richard Edwards, RJE Professional Services (SA)

David Hallett, IPWEA (VIC)

Afternoon Tea Trade Exhibition Closes

2:30 – 3:00 PM

Keynote Address 5: Ainsley Simpson, CEO Infrastructure Sustainability Council. Topic: “Sustainability for Local Governments - Ensuring long term dividends from local infrastructure” Thought Leader Address: Michelle Holland, SynergyIQ. Topic: “Engineered’ Leadership” Closing Address and Invitation to Melbourne 2024

Session 12 (Plenary) 3:00 – 4:30 PM

4:30 PM

Conference Closes

Gala Awards Dinner Sponsored by Komatsu IPWEA Australasia Excellence Awards Sponsored by Brightly

6:30 – 11:00 PM

Day 5 –Thursday 5 May 2022

8:15 - 3:45 PM Technical Tours

FORUMS

3 New Emerging Technology Forums The Emerging Technology Forums are an integral part of IPWC open to all delegates and are also available as day registrations. In addition to attending in person, virtual registration is available for SLSC Forum.

Sponsored by

EMERGING TECHNOLOGY BY IPWEA

Asset Tracking & Monitoring

Smart Parking Forum

Monday 2 May

Street Lighting & Smart Controls (SLSC)

Tuesday 3 May

IPWEA is expected launch its new smart parking program in 2022. This new program will help engineering practitioners understand the case for widely deploying smart parking systems at carparks and on streets and introduce them to the growing array of technologies and suppliers that can help them successfully deliver these systems.

I PWEA will publicly launch its new asset tracking and monitoring program at the conference. This new program will help engineering practitioners understand the case for widely installing tracking and monitoring devices on assets such as their key pieces of infrastructure, fleet, other small plant, higher value stock items, and for monitoring access (e.g. on doors, gates, hatches and stormwater covers).

Wednesday 4 May

The established and successful IPWEA Street Lighting & Smart Controls Program is accelerating the efficient adoption of LED street lighting and smart controls technologies. It involves high- level government and industry engagement, the development of robust industry standard documentation and training. The SLSC full day Forum builds on four highly successful previous SLSC conferences. Entry to the Forum is available to all full-time registered delegates as well as all day delegates.

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Forum programs

Smart Parking Forum Monday 2 May 2022

Asset Tracking & Monitoring Tuesday 3 May 2022

IPWC Street Lighting & Smart Controls Forum Program Wednesday 4 May 2022

Introductory Remarks Sharon Prior, President of Parking Australia Digital Kerbside A Quick Global Look at What SenSen Customers are Doing on the Kerbside Nathan Rogers, SenSen City of Adelaide’s On-Street Smart Parking Case Study Lisa Loveday, City of Adelaide Ben Williams, Smart Parking Ltd Mosman, NSW Smart Parking Case Study Ori Almog, Smarter City Solutions Duncan Solutions Charges Ahead with Australia’s first EV-Charging Parking Meters Giovanni Laudicina, Duncan Solutions Digitising and Automating the Infringement Lifecycle Jason Marks and Dora Mindakis, DCA

Welcome to IPWEA Asset Tracking & Monitoring Forum Jonathan Jones, IPWEA

Introduction & IPWEA SLSC Summary GrahamMawer / Adam Gray

9:00 – 9:15 AM

1:00 – 1:10 PM

1:00 – 1:20 PM

LED Supplier Panel John Bedding, Sylvania-Schréder Jacek Lipiec, Signify Ian Killick, Connected Light Solutions Terry Cook, Pecan Lighting Bert Beijnon, Aldridge Traffic Systems The Emergence of Virtual Fibre Guilherme Faria, Schréder Hyperion Khalid Aziz, Signify 5G Masterclass for Councils & Other Infrastructure Managers Geof Heydon, Haydon Consulting The Growing Role of Multi-Function Poles in the Smart City Robert Matchett, ENE.HUB Mark Fallon, Brisbane City Council

Introductory Remarks

9:15 – 10:00 AM

1:10 – 1:30 PM

Catherine Caruana- McManus, Meshed

1:20 – 1:55 PM

Equipment Monitoring Case Study Brad Parsons, Movus Fleet Tracking & Monitoring Case Study Lou Boyle, Teletrac Navman

10:00 – 10:30 AM

1:30 – 2:00 PM

10:30 – 11:00 AM Morning Tea

2:00 – 2:30 PM

1:55 – 2:30 PM

11:00 – 11:30 AM

2:30 – 3:00 PM Afternoon Tea

11:30 – 12:00 PM

2:30 – 3:00 PM Afternoon Tea

Monitoring the Structural Health of Bridges Ferdinando Frediani, Move Solutions Jareth Stocker, Cody Corporation

12:00 – 1:00 PM Lunch

3:00 – 3:30 PM

Smart Controls Supplier Panel Christian Mildner, Sylvania-Schréder Nicolas Rimbeau, Signify-Telensa Ian Killick, Connected Light Solutions

1:00 – 1:40 PM

Low-Cost Remote Area Asset Tracking

Gavin Luke, ENE.HUB Tony Tilbrook, NNNCo Jamie French, Aldridge

3:30 – 4:00 PM

with Satellites Steve Winnall, Myriota

3:30 – 4:00 PM

Lessons from Australia’s Largest LED & Smart Controls Deployment in the ACT David Hua, TCCS Michael Rosetta, Omexom Australia Australia’s Smartest Street Lighting Deployment Helen Sloan, Southern Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils Protecting our Night Time Environment Landon Bannister, Australasian Dark Sky Alliance Zhaga-Enabled Luminaires & the Smart City Jonathan Catchpole, TE Connectivity Optimising the Use of Smart Lighting Controls Craig Morris, Doncaster Council (UK) What’s New in Public Lighting Standards Bryan King, Strategic Lighting Partners

1:40 – 2:05 PM

Every Question You Ever Wanted to Ask About Asset Tracking Marcos Arizti, Founding CEO, StalkIT Interactive Q&A Closing Remarks Jonathan Jones, IPWEA

4:00 – 4:25 PM

4:00 – 4:30 PM

2:05 – 2:30 PM

2:30 – 3:00 PM Afternoon Tea

4:25 – 4:30 PM

3:00 – 3:25 PM

3:25 – 3:50 PM

3:50 – 4:15 PM

4:15 – 4:25 PM

4:25 – 4:30 PM

Closing Remarks

SOCIAL FUNCTIONS

Brightly Welcome Reception

Sunday 1st May 2022

6.00pm – 8.00pm

Exhibition Area M, N, O – Adelaide Convention Centre Dress: Smart Casual

Included in full registrations Additional Tickets $80 per person

The Welcome Reception is the first official function of the 2022 Conference. Join delegates and partners for drinks, canapes, and networking.

COMPLETE Urban Casual Dinner

Monday 2nd May 2022

7.00pm – 10.00pm

Adelaide Oval – Ian McLachlan Room War Memorial Dr, North Adelaide SA 5006 Dress: Smart Casual

Included in full registrations Additional Tickets $150

Enjoy a fun and relaxing casual dinner at the one of the most picturesque sporting grounds in the world the Adelaide Oval! Delegates will enjoy the wonderful food and drinks that Adelaide has on offer.

Gala Dinner and Excellence Awards

Wednesday 4th May 2022

6.30pm – Late

Panorama Ballroom – Adelaide Convention Centre Please enter the Adelaide Convention Centre via the East Entrance Doors Dress: Formal Attire

Gala Dinner Sponsor

Additional Tickets: $170

The Conference dinner sponsored by Komatsu will be a night of sophistication and elegance and a night not to be missed!. Celebrate the success of fellow colleagues with the presentation of the IPWEA Awards sponsored by Brightly.

Excellence Awards Sponsor

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TECHNICAL TOURS Delegates must be pre registered to attend the technical tours.

Meeting Point for all tours - North Terrace of the Adelaide Convention Centre. Please ensure you bring comfortable walking shoes, warm jacket and a water bottle.

Streetscapes and Community Facilities TECHNICAL TOUR 1

Starting from Adelaide, the tour will travel by bus to West Beach to view several new streetscape projects, including an innovative response to an Urban Heat Island in a socially vulnerable area.

From there the tour will drive to the Lights Community and Sports Centre. Learn how a passionate politician, a keen wheelchair sports advocate and some grant funding transformed a vacant block of state government owned land into a five multi-sport court facility with large community spaces and commercial tenancies. With a total project budget of around $27 million the centre is the new home of the North Adelaide Rockets with some of the best basketball facilities in the state including state-of-the-art smart court technology, completed within budget and ahead of schedule.

The group will then head to the Bridgestone Reserve, a re-purposed industrial site, now a recreation area for the whole Salisbury community. Over lunch, attendees can participate in a supplier See and Try, before a tour of the Olympic-standard athletics track and clubroom and incorporating a sustainable alternative water supply system. The bus will then head back to Adelaide via Salisbury’s new, multi-million dollar accessible destination playground incorporating a three tier play tower, sand play, bouldering climbing wall and double cable zip line as well as fitness equipment, toilet amenities and a multipurpose sports court.

Time: 8.15am – 3.00pm | Cost: $70

Sport, Leisure and Stormwater Management TECHNICAL TOUR 2

From Adelaide, the tour will visit the ARC, Campbelltown’s state of the art sports and leisure centre, before heading to the Campbelltown Memorial Oval. The Campbelltown Memorial Oval is a modern sporting and community hub for the Campbelltown Community.

The two-storey multi-use building provides superior views of the oval and play areas for a range of local sporting clubs, including cricket, touch football, and netball. The multi-use building provides individual clubs independence as well as promotes social and management interaction between clubs, and the community spaces provide accessible and modern facilities for large community social groups The bus will then drive to Bridgestone Reserve in the City of Salisbury, developed into an integrated passive recreational facility, incorporating flood

management and a sustainable alternative water supply system that collects and treats up to 550 ML of stormwater per year. Over lunch, attendees can participate in a supplier See and Try, before visiting Salisbury’s new, multi-million-dollar accessible destination playground then the City of Charles Sturt where the group will view several new streetscape projects, including an innovative response to an Urban Heat Island in a socially vulnerable area. The bus will then return to Adelaide.

Time: 8.15am – 3.40pm | Cost: $70

Hills and WSUD Developments TECHNICAL TOUR 3

Drive to UKARIA Cultural Centre, perched on the hillside of the Ngeringa property in the picturesque Adelaide Hills just outside Mount Barker, one of the fastest growing areas in Australia.

Concerts are hosted on the property for acclaimed national and international artists in a magnificent 220-seat concert hall with superb acoustics and spectacular sweeping views over the valley and up to the Mt Barker Summit. From there the group will head to Mt Barker’s new $23m Regional Sports Hub.

The bus will then drive to the Blvd Eatery, for morning tea and a stroll around the lake, before visiting Springlake, a new housing estate. The group will then drive to quaint Hahndorf for lunch followed by time to explore the town. Finally the bus will head back to visit the Laratinga Wetlands before returning to Adelaide.

Time: 8.15am – 3.40pm | Cost: $80

Rail Crossing and Smart Precinct TECHNICAL TOUR 4

This tour kicks off with a visit to the Oaklands Crossing grade separation point, a $174 million project jointly funded by the Federal and State Governments and the City of Marion.

Then you’ll explore the Dwyer Road Reserve Smart Precinct to learn about how Marion and SAGE Automation are utilising $1 million of smart technology. From there the bus will head south to the famous McLaren Vale wine region and the startling D’Arenberg Cube for a guided wine tasting and exploration of their Alternate Realities Museum.

A relaxed lunch follows at the Wirra Wirra Winery. Enjoy casual dining at Harry’s Deli inside the historic winery, overlooking native gardens and biodynamically farmed vineyards. Replete, you’ll rejoin the bus to return to the city.

Time: 8.15am – 3.00pm | Cost: $120

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Category 1: Best Public Works Project Under $2.0m Providing Clean Water in Remote Regions - Cape Keraudren Water Treatment Plant

Shire of East Pilbara

Town of Gawler

2022 AWARDS FINALISTS

Tidal Creek 2 Bridge Replacement

WSP New Zealand

Category 2: Best Public Works Project Under $2.0 - $5.0m Supplying water to over 5000 people when the dam runs dry

Southern Downs Regional Council

The Conyngham Street Shed

City of Burnside

Wharf Street Next Generation Community Park

City of Canning

Category 3: Best Public Works Project Over $5.0m He Ara Kotahi – ‘the pathway that binds us together’

WSP New Zealand

Rockingham Beach Foreshore Revitalisation

City of Rockingham

Sunshine Coast Airport Expansion Project

Sunshine Coast Council

Category 4: Excellence in Asset Management The ultimate airtask: the Greenbank Reservoir Complex renewal

Logan City Council

Fusion Asset Based Mobile Application

City of West Torrens

The Waka Kotahi Strategic Maintenance Investment Justification Project

Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency

Category 5: Excellence in Project Innovation Emerald Airport Runway – Rehabilitation and Overlay Project

Central Highlands Regional Council

Paihia WWTP Upgrade

WSP New Zealand

Wharf Street Next Generation Community Park

City of Canning

Category 6: Excellence in Water Project Cedar Grove Environmental Centre: ‘On the nose’ project to community showpiece

Logan Water

Papakura Stage One Water Treatment Plan

Brian Perry Civil

Wharf Street Next Generation Community Park

City of Canning

Category 7: Excellence in Road Safety Move Safe Brisbane Pedestrian Safety Review

Brisbane City Council

Learn to Ride Pathway in Australiana Park, Warwick

Southern Downs Regional Council

Peninsula Connection

GHD New Zealand

Category 8: Excellence in Environment & Sustainability Compostable Plastic Bags

City of Holdfast Bay

Te Auaunga flood mitigation project

Fulton Hogan Ltd Council

Wharf Street Next Generation Community Park

City of Canning

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IPWEA Asset Tracking & Monitoring

Understand the case for widely installing tracking and monitoring devices on assets through IPWEA’s newest Emerging Technology program. In recent years, digital technology has evolved to bring the digital and physical worlds closer together unlocking a range of new possibilities to apply digital technology to the management of physical assets and infrastructure. This provides an opportunity for IPWEA to serve its members by helping them understand and apply the benefits of digital technologies to the management of these public works assets. The IPWEA Asset Tracking and Monitoring program will deliver the following resources:

• The Business Case for Asset Tracking & Monitoring • Model Specification for Asset Tracking & Monitoring • Online Learning Program

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Asset Tracking & Monitoring Online Learning Program Earn the IPWEA Emerging Technology – Asset Tracking and Monitoring Digital Badge

A comprehensive Asset Training and Monitoring online course is now available. The Asset Tracking and Monitoring course will rapidly build your knowledge and skills in asset tracking and monitoring, build familiarity with the IPWEA Asset Tracking and Monitoring publications and guide you in the initial steps to assess

viable technology solutions in relation to your organisational needs and context. The course is delivered online, giving you the flexibility to learn at a time that suits you.

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SUPPORT YOUR FUTURE WITH THE

IPWEA Australasia has built an Asset Management Pathway to support infrastructure focused, public works professionals in their career development, and to build capability with practical learning opportunities. With no prerequisites you can choose to undertake one course or complete the pathway with a view to achieving an internationally recognised designation.

Scan the QR codes below to register or find out more about each of these Asset Management Pathway Courses:

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FOUNDATIONS

Professional Certificate in Asset Management Planning

Integrating Asset Management & Governance

Asset Management Foundations

Professional Certificate in Infrastructure Financial Management

Fleet Management Certificate

• Three levels of learning for any asset or infrastructure professional • Practical, online courses with world class mentors • Earn a digital badge and an international designation

LEVERAGE YOUR IPWEA COURSES TOWARD THE WPIAM GLOBAL CERTIFICATION SCHEME

LEVERAGE YOUR IPWEA COURSES

UNDERTAKE GCS APPLICATION PROCESS

APPLY FOR CGS DESIGNATION

Can apply for Certified Senior Principal in Asset Management Designation (CSAM)

Complete IPWEA’s Pro Cert in Asset Management + Integrating Asset Management & Governance = CAMA equivalent

8 years demonstrated experience

5 years demonstrated experience

Can apply for Certified Practitioner in Asset Management Designation (CPAM)

Education background + competency assessment

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Taking care of the 4 Waters now and for generations to come

IPWEA WHITEPAPER Best practice asset management of essential public infrastructure

This white paper identifies the importance of asset management and need for ongoing investment to building capacity the profession. Our recommendations for all levels of government will ensure infrastructure assets are managed effectively to provide the services that communities need.

What’s in the Whitepaper? What is Asset Management? – An explanation What an Asset Manager is responsible for Communities and Asset Management – What an Asset Manager considers when assessing the value of an asset Challenges Facing Asset Management – Asset managers were sixth on a list of top 10 professions for which there was a skills shortage

When Assets Fail – The risks associated with poor Asset Management Asset Managers need continual upskilling – Better return on investment through upskilling A Solution – IPWEA’s commitment to education and training A Case Study – How Canada has invested in Asset Management IPWEA Recommendations – For all levels of government to enhance the lives or our communities

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