SAME Resilience COI Webinar: Pilot Testing Resiliency
Learn about recent changes to the Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 2-100-01 Installation Master Planning that ensure DOD building practices and standards promote military installation resilience, including energy and climate resiliency. This webinar will cover Air Force Reserve Command case studies that illustrate considerations of severe weather and climate risk in installation planning using the AFCEC Severe Weather/Climate Hazard Screening and Risk Assessment Playbook and hazard-specific screening criteria. Hazard screening and risk assessment for five Air Reserve Bases (Dobbins ARB, Grissom ARB, Homestead ARB, March ARB, and Westover ARB) and a resiliency plan pilot study demonstrating how installation professionals should address Phase 3 requirements will also be discussed.
Learning Objectives:
Objective 1: Learn about recent changes to the Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC)
2-100-01 (Installation Master Planning) (September 2020 revisions) that
ensure that building practices and standards of the DoD promote military
installation resilience, energy resilience, and energy and climate resiliency.
Objective 2: Learn how to identify and quantify risks and threats to military installation
resilience from extreme weather events.
Objective 3: Understand how to implement the AFCEC Severe Weather Playbook – for
hazard screening, risk assessments, and resiliency action plan
development; including hazard-specific metrics and best available
resources.
Objective 4: Review an Air Force Reserve Command case study example of a resiliency
action plan, which highlights the connection between plan and project
funding opportunities.
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Kira has over 27 years of experience working in environmental consulting and has a B.A in Urban Studies from New College of the University of South Florida and a M.A. in Urban and Regional Planning from Michigan State University. She is cross trained in environmental planning and military master planning and has led large environmental and planning projects for AFRC, USACE, USAF as well as other federal agencies.
Before joining Jacobs, Ms. Bradford served 7 years in the US Navy Construction Force (1994-2001), where she pursued an AA from St. Leo University (2000). After leaving the armed forces, Ms. Bradford pursued a BS in Geology from the University of South Alabama (2004) and an MS in Earth Sciences from Dartmouth College (2007).
activities for the Air Force Reserves which includes nine host installations and 57 partner
locations/ranges. Bo is a graduate of the University of Alabama with a degree in Civil
Engineering. He also served as a former Air Force Civil Engineer and Navigator.
clients. In her role at Jacobs, Ms. Patch provides consulting services and solutions to clients
within the areas of military master planning, future development strategy, vision planning,
sustainability planning and area development planning. Ms. Patch holds a B.A. in Urban
Affairs and Planning with a concentration in Urbanization Planning and Policy from Virginia
Tech.
(ENV SP) specializing in resilient and sustainable infrastructure projects. She has
experience in both coastal and inland flooding projects, structural engineering, sustainability
consulting, climate change adaptation, risk assessments, hazard mitigation planning, asset
management, grant and report writing, and project delivery. Ms. Paranhos holds a B.S. and
M.S. in Civil Engineering from Stanford University.
