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Dollars or Destruction: Building for the Road Ahead

Hosted by American Society of Civil Engineers

What is resilient infrastructure and are we prepared for disruptive events?

Lack of resilient infrastructure costs trillions of dollars in physical damage and lost productivity. Failure to future-proof our communities will continue to result in an increased repair, replacement, and recovery costs to the tune of $1 trillion over the next decade. By contrast, resilient infrastructure both creates lasting and effective transportation systems and unlocks economic opportunities for decades to come.

Watch on-demand to gain key insights about:

  • How real-time data and technology can help inform planning with resiliency in mind and real-time decisions
  • The value of partnering with a diversity of stakeholders to tackle the challenges to build and maintain resilient communities and infrastructure
  • Some of the important areas to think about when building a Resiliency Action Plan
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Meet the Experts

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Ed Sniffen

Deputy Director, Highways Division

Hawaii Department of Transportation

Ed Sniffen is responsible for a unique highways system that stretches across six islands and is over 2,000 miles away from the contiguous United States. To ensure Hawaii’s highways system has improved ability to withstand, respond to, and recover from future disruptions, Ed has set policy to include resilience in all phases of our program. Ed also serves as the Chair of the AASHTO Committee on Transportation System Security and Resilience (CTSSR).
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Pat Bye

Independent Consultant

Pat Bye is an established national expert on transportation resilience, critical infrastructure protection, emergency management, security, and cyber security with more than 15 years of experience consulting to federal, state, and local transportation agencies. She has more than 30 years of strategic planning experience and a broad technical and management background in operations, communication, and technology.
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Deb Matherly

Director

MIRTA, LLC

Ms. Matherly brings more than four decades in transportation, supporting many TRB, FHWA, state, local and private sector projects. For the past twenty years, she has led research and practical applications focused on transportation that is multimodal, equitable, and resilient, for emergencies and every day. She currently leads three separate TRB projects within this nexus.

Visualize a better future.