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1 ABC Waters Professionals and Practitioners Networking Night Date: Tuesday, 16 October 2018 Time: 5.30pm 8.30pm (Registration starts at 5.30pm) Location/ Venue: The PUB Recreation Club (Level 2) 48 Woodleigh Park Singapore The club is easily accessible by bus services and the Woodleigh station. Bus numbers : 100, 107, 133, 135, 147, Bef Bradell Rd stop Bus numbers : 13, 28, 93,153, PUB Recreation Club stop (3 stops away from Woodleigh MRT (exit B)) Click here for map Fees: (fees are inclusive of GST and a Buffet Dinner) IES/ACES/SIA/SILA/SCAL Member: $42.80 per pax Non-Member/Public: $64.20 per pax CPD/PDU: (i) PDUs for PEB PEs (Pending for all engineering branches/disciplines) (ii) 3 PDUs for IES/ACES QECPs (Approved) (iii) 3 PDUs for ABC Waters Professionals, including ABCWPs who are registered/qualified under SIA or SILA ABCWPs Registration Scheme (Approved) (iv) CPDs for BOA Registered Architects (Pending) (v) CPDs for SILA Accredited Landscape Architects (Pending) For Whom Online Registration ABC Waters Professionals, QECPs, Architects, Engineers, Landscape Architects and Academics
2 PROGRAMME OUTLINE Time Description Registration and Video Screening Opening address By Chairman/ Co-Chairman, ABC Waters Professional Monitoring Committee Networking Activity Strategic Stormwater Management by Ms He Qihui, PUB HDB s Storm-water Management Plan and KPIs for Bidadari Estate by HDB (TBC) Alkaff Lake Integration of ABC Waters design features and a detention pond by Dr Chi Bui, CPG Consultants Pte Ltd and Mr Anton Siura, Ramboll Studio Dreiseitl Dinner cum Networking Activity 2
3 Speaker s CV/Bio and Synopsis Strategic Stormwater Management Synopsis The ABC Waters Programme is a long-term strategic initiative by the national water agency PUB to improve the quality of water and life by harnessing the full potential of our waterbodies. By integrating the drains, canals and reservoirs with the surrounding environment in a holistic way, the ABC Waters Programme aims to create beautiful and clean streams, rivers, and lakes with community spaces for all to enjoy. Holistic stormwater management involves engineering solutions at the source, pathways and receptors that also provides social benefits and enhanced liveability. Stormwater detention and conveyance elements of high aesthetic value like bioretention swales, rain gardens and constructed wetlands can be integrated within the development. Beyond slowing down runoff and improving stormwater quality, these multi-functional spaces can also present recreational and educational opportunities by providing a fun and creative platform for people to interact and learn about water. For this presentation, PUB will be sharing best practices and case studies using ABC Waters design features which comes with drainage functions. To implement source solutions, ABC Waters design features can provide detention of stormwater and treatment close to the source so that cleaner water flows into the public drains and waterways. Used alone or coupled with detention tank, clean stormwater discharges from the development at a regulated rate. Speaker s Profile Ms He Qihui is a Water Engineering Specialist with over 10 years of experience in planning, designing and implementing drainage and ABC Waters Projects in Singapore. Examples of the projects undertaken by her includes ABC Waters project at Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park and constructed wetlands at Alexandra Canal. She specialises in designing ABC Waters Design Features such as wetlands, rain gardens and swales for public spaces in Singapore and is PUB s Key Domain Expert (KDE) member in Water Quality. Qihui is currently holding the position of Principal Engineer overseeing the ABC Waters Masterplanning and Liveability section in the Urban Liveability Division. She leads a team that manages and develops ABC Waters Masterplans, review Blue-Green masterplans proposed by agency and industry partners. The team formulates and reviews policy guidelines on issues pertaining to the ABC Waters Programme and manages the implementation of the ABC Waters Programme, including development of concept proposals and securing of funding. She personally hopes to see more of our waterways being utilised as vibrant recreational spaces and hopes that by bringing people closer to water, they understand the importance of water and see themselves as guardians of Singapore s water resources.
4 Alkaff Lake Integration of ABC Waters design features and a detention pond Synopsis Rapid urbanisation and development of highly dense residential and commercial developments have led to an increase in hard, paved and impervious areas and reduction in green pervious areas where water can infiltrate into the soil. This will result in a higher peak flow where more runoff is produced and discharges more rapidly into public drains during storm events, thereby increasing flood risks to surrounding low-level developments. The new Alkaff Lake in the Bidadari Park is a highlight in Bidadari Community in a Garden housing estate project. The scenic lake with a permanent waterbody will also function as a stormwater retention pond to collect rainfall runoff, slow down and reduce peak discharge from the development. The development of Alkaff Lake aims for the reduction of the peak runoff by collecting and storing a part of the runoff volume during storm events and then releasing it at a rate not exceeding the maximum allowable peak runoff to the public drain downstream, i.e. through a retention pond with controlled outflow. As the retention pond also has an aesthetic function, it is necessary to maintain good water quality in the pond. The shape, depth, position of inlets and outlets and hydraulic capacity of the pond is carefully designed to meet the objective of ABC Waters (Active, Beautiful, Clean Waters) programme. This project showcases a resilient and environmentally viable design that was achieved through collaboration of planner, landscape architect and engineers. Speakers Profiles Dr. Chi Bui is currently the Consultant with CPG Consultants with more than 10 years of experience in Water Engineering. She obtained her post graduate degrees in the field of ecological hydraulics. Her expertise is in hydrology, hydraulic, drainage, sewer vortex & flood mitigation design and water sustainability. Her interests lie in computational fluid dynamic, modelling of flood risks, water quality enhancement and bio-treatment processes. Some of her ongoing and completed projects under the Flood Mitigation and ABC Waters programme include Bidadari Park development, Drainage Masterplan for Singapore waterways, ABC Waters for Serangoon Reservoir, Sungei Pinang and Hougang Ave 10, Jurong Lake Garden West development, Van Giang Development (Vietnam), Alexandra Drainage Improvement Works, NUS Flood Mitigation Design, Singapore Zoo Hydraulic Study, River of Life (Malaysia), Flood Mitigation for Brunei SPARK development and Poyan Reservoir Design. Mr Anton Siura is an Associate Director at Ramboll Studio Dreiseitl with over 11 years of experience in the field of Landscape Architecture, Architecture and Urban Design. Graduated with a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Atma Jaya, Yogyakarta, Indonesia, his scope of landscape and urban design work ranges from building, waterfront, streetscape, park and masterplan design, with a primary focus on the integration of a natural landscape system and water sensitive urban design. His recent works as a project lead for Landscape and ABC Waters Design consultant team includes Bidadari Park, Bukit Canberra and Punggol Regional Sports Centre. He has designed and completed the award winning project: Kampung Admiralty, the first retirement village in Singapore that has successfully integrated a skyrise ecological greenery with sustainable water management in a housing and commercial development. He was also involved in the construction of ABC Waters project at Windsor Park Estate, which has seen the transformation of the existing roadside drain into natural drainage systems. With his collaborative multi-disciplinary training and experience, Anton brings unique perspectives with an emphasis on the integration of landscape, engineering and architecture that results in urban resilience and transform public spaces into liveable places across a wide range of scales. Besides being highly experienced in working with both the
5 private and public sector clients, Anton has also represented Ramboll Studio Dreiseitl as an expert speaker in several conferences.
6 TERMS & CONDITIONS Registration Registration can be done online at Registration will be on a first-come-first-served basis as seats/places are limited and will only be accepted upon the receipt of full payment or otherwise indicated. Please notify us in writing of any change in your registration 7-working days before the commencement date. We only accept online registration with full payment or otherwise indicated. Registration Closing Date/ Time & Payment Final registration closing dateline/ time: before 16.30pm, 9 October 2018 (Tuesday) Inter-Bank GIRO (IBG) to our DBS Bank Account No Cheque or Cashier s Order should be crossed A/C payee only, Payee: IES and post to: The Institution of Engineers, Singapore 70 Bukit Tinggi Road Singapore Attention: Mr Yue Kok Sun (At the back of your Cheque, please indicate your Name and ABCWPN18) Confirmation of Registration Confirmation of registration will be forwarded to your registered/ recorded address within 7-working days prior to the commencement date. Withdrawals/ Refunds of Fees Notice of withdrawal must be given in writing to IES, policy on refund of fee is as follows: Within 7-working days before the commencement date: No refund. Full payment is still applicable if you are not able to turn up for the Seminar. Replacement is allowed but restricted to once only with written notice, it must be received by IES 7-working days before the commencement of the Seminar. However, when an IES member is replaced by a non-member, the participant has to pay the difference in the relevant fees. FULL refund if IES receives your written notice of withdrawal at 14-working days before the commencement of the Seminar. For e-payment, a 4.5% (online transactional service charges) will be borne by the Registrant. No refund otherwise. No show of participant would not be accepted as reason for withdrawal/refund. Cancellation/ Postponement Changes in Venue, Dates, Time and Speakers for the Seminar can occur due to unforeseen circumstances. IES and/ or the Organiser(s) reserves the full rights to cancel or postpone the Seminar under such circumstances without prior reasons. Every effort, however, will be made to inform the participants or contact persons of any cancellation or postponement. Fees will be refunded in FULL if any Event is cancelled by IES and/ or the Organiser(s).
7 Alternate Payment via AXS Kiosks Please download for more information. Please select/ input/ key in: - o Remarks ABCWPN18 Please keep, retain and furnish your proof of payment(s), receipt(s) or e-receipt(s), if any, during registration. Contact Person (e): koksun@iesnet.org.sg (d): (t): # All fees are inclusive of GST and a Buffet Dinner. # Seminar's duration excludes registration, meal and/ or break time(s). # For IES/ACES/SIA/SILA $42.80 per pax, please provide your IES/ACES/SIA/SILA Membership Number, register online and transact payment via your VISA/ MasterCard or other appropriate modes, if any. # For Non-Member/Public: $64.20 per pax, please register online and transact payment via your VISA/ MasterCard or other appropriate modes, if any. # Certificate of Attendance will NOT be issued, however, an proofing your attendance will be forwarded to your recorded/ registered address normally within 14 to 21 working days after the Seminar. # Accreditation of CPD PDU for (i) Board of Architects (BOA) Registered Architect, (ii) Professional Engineers Board (PEB) Professional Engineer, (iii) IES/ACES Qualified Erosion Control Professional, (iv) IES ABC Waters Professional, including ABCWPs who are registered/qualified under SIA or SILA ABCWPs Registration Scheme (V) SILA Accredited Landscape Architect and/ or Attendees; your Name and Reg. Arch./PE/QECP/ABCWP/SILA ALA Registration Number(s) will be electronically filed with or manually submitted to (i) BOA-SIA CPD Office, (ii) PEB, (iii) IES/ACES QECP Registry, (iv) IES ABCWP Registry and/or (v) SILA Accreditation Office normally within 14 to 21-working days after the Seminar.
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