Description
Key Learnings
- Learn about the benefits of a model-driven project approach and how to streamline project execution.
- Learn about the cost implications of not adopting a model-driven approach.
- Explore the benefits of an asset lifecycle approach to infrastructure management.
- Learn about the tools and technologies involved in implementing a model-driven project approach.
Speakers
- MLMichael LaFontaineMichael LaFontaine is a dedicated tech enthusiast with a mission to reshape the world through steamlined processes. With 16 years of diverse experience in geospatial roles, he has transitioned seamlessly from field surveying and BIM modeling to his current role as Deputy County Surveyor at Orange County Public Works. Michael plays a pivotal role in Orange County's ambitious $400 million Capital Improvement Plan, overseeing geospatial intricacies across 800 buildings, 340 miles of roads, 380 miles of flood channels, 2 Pacific Ocean harbors, 1 International Airport, and a range of critical infrastructure. With an MBA, California Professional Land Surveyor License, and PMP certification, he thrives at the crossroads of geospatial sciences, innovation, shaping excellence.
- MCMark CountsTotal impact junkie. Intrinsically motivated by doing new things new ways. Over 18 years of land surveying experience on the grade, in the office, and teaching in the classroom. Loves working with interesting people and developing value-rich digital systems. Currently co-facilitator of the Caltrans Asset Lifecycle Management System (CALMS).
- MGMarc GoldmanMarc Goldman is a highly accomplished expert with nearly three decades of experience in architecture, engineering, construction, and property technology industries. His extensive knowledge and experience have helped him gain global recognition as a sought-after leader in these fields. Marc's career began during the first days of Computer-Aided Design (CAD), and since then, he has continuously evolved his skills and expertise, working on defining, developing, and delivering services and technologies for design, engineering, manufacturing, and construction. His extensive network of AEC executives has helped him create successful joint ventures, partnerships, and customer relationships, furthering his reputation in the industry. In his current role at Esri Inc, Marc serves as the Director of AEC Industry Solutions where he defines the strategy and leads the execution of industry research, product promotion, and go-to-market plans and digital twin solutions. He is also known for his ability to form strong relationships with engineering, marketing, sales, and leadership teams. Marc is frequently sought after as a speaker and writer in the industry. Marc Goldman studied Architecture and Civil Engineering at Tulane University and currently resides in Littleton, Colorado, with his wife Lynne, a veterinarian, and their numerous pets. When not immersed in architecture, engineering, or construction technologies, he enjoys skiing, biking around Denver, and flying small aircraft as he works on his private pilot license.
- Aaron ChamberlinSenior Innovation Engineer / Caltrans Construction UAS Coordinator; Experience: Roadway design, planning, construction surveying, construction administration, regulatory compliance and quality control with the California Department of Transportation as an inspector and Resident Engineer for roads, electrical systems and structures with over 15 years of experience. I have delivered over 70 projects totaling 400+million on time and on budget. FAA part 107 Pilot Certificate held with over 500 flight hours of experience with UAS systems for inspection and construction site monitoring.