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City of Boston Urban Security Initiative Urban Security Initiative st 2002 @ Polytechnic University, June 21 st 2002 @ Polytechnic University, June 21 Urban Utility Center, Polytechnic University, 6 Metrotech Center, Brooklyn, NY 11201, Tel: (718) 260 3273, Fax: (718) 260 3433 www.uuc.poly.edu

Board Board Mission Mission of Directors of Directors Promoting Government-Industry-University partnership for Co-Chair: research, field demonstration and large scale deployment of Diana Chapin, 1 st Deputy innovative technologies for a sustainable urban development. Commissioner, NYCDEP, NY Jean-Michel Barbier, City & General Manager, SAGEP, Paris State Agencies Kathy O’Toole, City of Boston Arthur Kressner, U.U.C. Con Edison, NY Cosmo C. Iannicco, Urban University Keyspan Energy, NY Utilities Research Pascal Bocherel, Industry Community USGasTech, NY Prof. George Bugliarello, • Consensus-based framework for social, environmental and economical Polytechnic University, NY impacts assessment Prof. Ilan Juran, • Technology assessment & guidelines for improved contractual practice Executive Director • Provide a multi-disciplinary research framework and conduct relevant R&D programs and demonstration projects to effectively address the utility needs

Public – – Private Partnership Private Partnership Public Strategy for Innovation Strategy for Innovation Technology Economics Costs Social Public Safety Impacts Current Public - Private Barriers Practice Partnership Environmental Incentives Risk Sharing Quality of Life Competitiveness Policy Contractual Framework

Research Research U.U.C. Sample Projects U.U.C. Sample Projects Faculty Faculty On-line Water Distribution Trenchless Technology Board of Experts Monitoring System Sponsors: Joel A. Miele Sponsor: Water Infrastructure Management NYCDEP NYCDDC NSF Robert Zlokovitz Partners: Trenchless Technology Partners: Utilities Industry ConEdison, General Yechiam Sasson Foster Miller, Infrastructure Security Objective: Trenchless Lining SAGEP Assessment for the NYC Watermains Hussein Elbadaly Objectives: rehabilitation Communication Networks • SCADA Leak Detection Systems • Network Degradation Modeling Gene Fasulo Transportation Infrastructure Information Sharing System Ground Penetrating Imaging Radar Jim St Lawrence Information System Sponsors: Sponsors: NYCDEP, Prof. V. Goldsmith , NYCDDC SAGEP, Hunter, GIS and Remote Sensing ConEdison ConEdison, Witten Tech. Prof. E. Pearce Keyspan, NYSDOT Polymer Chemistry USGasTech Polytechnic Faculty Objectives: Secured environment for: Objective: Field Assessment at the Ground • R&D information sharing among Zero Site of Ground Penetrating Imaging Research Fellows member utilities Radar (GRIP) system to identify and locate • Catalyzing Public / Private partnership Prof. Ilan Juran, underground transmission pipe systems Executive Director for technology demonstration

LET INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP LIFE EXTENSION TECHNOLOGIES 1-2 October 2001 Advanced Technologies for Expedient Restoration, Security Advanced Technologies for Expedient Restoration, Security Management and Hazards Mitigation Management and Hazards Mitigation ! Session VIII: Research Forum Dr. Miriam HELLER, NSF ; Mr. George BUGLIARELLO, Polytechnic University ; Mr. Arthur KRESSNER, ConEdison ; ! Session IX: Agenda for Inter-City Public-Private Partnership on Innovative Technologies and “Intelligent” Systems for Expedient Restoration, Security Management and Hazard Mitigation of Critical Underground Network Prof. Ilan JURAN, UUC ; Mr. Tom O’ROURKE , ICIS ; Mr. Arthur KRESSNER , ConEdison Institute for Civil Infrastructure Systems Polytechnic University http://www.nyu.edu/icis http://uuc.poly.edu/

Urban Lifelines Security Urban Lifelines Security LET Workshop Conclusions for a National R&D Agenda LET Workshop Conclusions for a National R&D Agenda Policy Assessment and Performance Measures Urban Lifeline Security Technology Public Awareness Assessment and and Professional Strategic Education Deployment Strategic Goals: Strategic Goals: • Security Management Assessment Policy (Security MAP) • Technology Assessment for Intelligent Management System (IMS) • Community Awareness and Public Safety Education and Training (CAPSET)

Urban Lifelines Security Urban Lifelines Security LET Workshop Conclusions for a National R&D Agenda LET Workshop Conclusions for a National R&D Agenda • Security Management Assessment Policy (Security MAP) " Security Impact Assessment Strategies and Performance Measures " Institutional Strategies for Public Private Parternship " Interference Management and Integrated Information Systems (GIS) " Other Issues • Technology Assessment for Intelligent Management System (IMS) " Intelligent Monitoring Systems for Security Management " System Architecture and Information Security " Innovative Materials and Systems for Hazard Mitigation and Expedient Retrofitting " Field Investigation Technics " Other Issues • Community Awareness and Public Safety Education and Training (CAPSET) " Information Systems " Public Awareness " Public Security Education and Training (University Degrees, Professional Training) " Other Issues

City of Boston Urban Lifelines Security Management Urban Lifelines Security Management Implementation: State of Practice & R&D Needs Assessment Implementation: State of Practice & R&D Needs Assessment Inter- -city Taskforces: city Taskforces: Inter " Water Distribution Security Management Co-Chair: SAGEP & NYCDEP " E-SMART (Energy Security Management & Advanced Restoration Technology) Co-Chair: City of Boston & New York City " 4 th International LET Workshop on Urban Lifeline Security Management

International Water Security Taskforce International Water Security Taskforce Co- -chair: SAGEP & NYCDEP chair: SAGEP & NYCDEP Co UUC Expert: Joel A. UUC Expert: Joel A. Miele Miele, former Commissioner, NYCDEP , former Commissioner, NYCDEP Preliminary Agenda: • Comparing the strategies of the participating cities regarding the Security Management of Water Distribution Systems. • Inter-active evaluation of existing and emerging technologies. • Catalyzing coordination of demonstration projects to facilitate deployment of innovative strategies. • Evaluating R&D needs, identifying barriers for deployment of new technologies and establishing performance measures. • Evaluating and updating recommendations and strategies for the Security Management of the Water Distribution Systems.

City of Boston International Water Security Taskforce International Water Security Taskforce Co- Co -chair: SAGEP & NYCDEP chair: SAGEP & NYCDEP UUC Expert: Joel A. Miele Miele, former Commissioner, NYCDEP , former Commissioner, NYCDEP UUC Expert: Joel A. Member Cities: • New York • Lisbonne • Rome • Paris • Geneva • Toronto • London • Madrid • Boston Member Utilities: • Vivendi • United Water • Ondeo Action Item: • 2 nd Steering Committee Meeting, Paris October 2002

Energy Management Plan Energy Management Plan City of Boston City of Boston City of Boston Goals Goals ! Affordability ! Availability and Public Safety ! Conservation ! Environment and Public Health ! Regional Vision ! Commitment to Innovation ! Promote Economic Benefit and Enhance Customer Mayor’s Energy Advisory Committee Service

City of Boston City of New York E- -SMART SMART E Energy Security Management & Advanced Restoration Technology Energy Security Management & Advanced Restoration Technology Co- -chair: City of Boston & New York City, State of Israel chair: City of Boston & New York City, State of Israel Co UUC Expert: Kathy O’Toole, Chair, Mayor’s Energy Advisory Board, City of Boston UUC Expert: Kathy O’Toole, Chair, Mayor’s Energy Advisory Board, City of Boston Context: • Mayor Thomas M. Menino, President of the US Conference of Mayors, endorsed the Urban Utility Center proposal to establish a long-term cooperative framework among City Governments, Urban Utilities and the R&D Community on infrastructure security strategies. Mission: • The mission of this inter-city cooperative framework is to effectively catalyze experience sharing and promote coordinated demonstration programs and interactive assessment of innovative solutions to urban lifelines' security needs.

4th International LET Workshop on 4th International LET Workshop on Urban Lifelines Security Management Urban Lifelines Security Management Objectives: • Assessment of Current Practice and R&D Needs with Input from the Taskforces • Innovative Strategies for Urban Lifelines Security Management • Government – Industry – University Cooperation for Technology Assessment & Demonstration for Deployment Next Step: • Steering Committee to plan the Workshop Agenda (priority themes, participants, dates, …)