ASCE UESI

American Society of Civil Engineers | Utility Engineering and Survey Institute

The ASCE UESI Pipelines Conference provides a forum for pipeline engineers and practitioners from around the world to share their experiences in meeting the challenges of today’s pipeline infrastructure. This conference provides dynamic and inspiring content related to planning, designing, constructing, renewing, operating, managing and maintaining the lifeline assets.

August 12-16, 2023 | San Antonio, TX

UESI Pipelines 2023 Conference

KIMLEY-HORN SPEAKERS, PRESENTERS, AND FACILITATORS

Aric Farnsworth, P.E.

MODERATOR

A1 Design

August 14, 2023 | 10:30am – 12:00pm

PAST EVENTS

UESI Pipelines 2023 Conference

Kimley-Horn Presenters

Aric Farnsworth, P.E.
A1 Design
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Jenifer Tatum, P.E.
B1 Alignment Changes
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Ryan Sowa, P.E.
Acquiring Pipeline Easement in the Land of Opportunity
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Alan Garri, P.E.
B5 Operational Challenges
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Alan Garri, P.E. & Ashley Miele, P.E.
Optimizing Sewage Collection Methodologies to Minimize Cost and Maximize Nutrient Reductions
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Josh Kercho, P.E.
Planning & Design Technical Program Track Chair (Track B)
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UESI Pipelines 2022 Conference

Kimley-Horn Presenters

Josh Kercho, P.E.
Pipe Ramming New MOP Panel Session
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Jenifer Tatum, P.E.
Utility Investigations
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Aric Farnsworth, P.E., RA
Las Vegas Boulevard Waterline Replacement: Designing Water Infrastructure for Highly Visible, Rapidly Changing Location
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2020 ASCE UESI Pipelines Conference

Kimley-Horn Presenters

James Bryan, P.E.
24-Inch Force Main by HDD for Dallas Water Utilities
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Marty Paris, P.E.
Sliplining 120-Inch RCP Wastewater in Dallas Part 2
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Josh Kercho, P.E.
Workshop: Mains, Trains, and Automobiles: Utilizing Fort Worth’s Risk Assessment Data to Drive Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation
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