HISTORY

In the late 1920’s, Engr. Marcial Kasilag, who holds Registration No. 1 in the Registry of Civil
Engineers at the Professional Regulations Commission founded the Philippine Society of Civil
Engineers (PSCE). PSCE was then composed of civil engineers in the government service, and Engr.
Kasilag was then a high-ranking official. There were relatively few civil engineers in the private sector
during that time as most of the early graduates were readily engaged by various government agencies.

In 1937, Engr. Enrique Sto Tomas Cortes formed the Philippine Association of Civil Engineers (PACE)
whose members are from the private sector. Engr. Cortes was its first president. The major objectives
of both associations were similar: to raise the standards of the profession, encourage research and en-
gineering knowledge and technology, foster fellowship among members and promote interrelation
with other technological and scientific societies.

PACE proved to be more active than PSCE and this saw the transfer of members from PSCE to PACE.
In 1950, PACE was mainly responsible for the passage of Republic Act No. 544 (Civil Engineering Law)
under the leadership of its President, Engr. Alberto Guevara. Thus, the practice of Civil Engineering
had a legal basis since then.

In 1971, with Engr. Cesar A. Caliwara as the PACE President, serious efforts were initiated to merge
the two organizations into one. The leading members of PACE and PSCE who were responsible for this
move were: Eduardo Escobar, Pedro Afable, Angel Lazaro, Jr., Andres Hizon, Ambrosio Flores, Tomas
de Guzman, Lucas Agbayani, to name a few. This group came up with the new name, consolidation
of their assets and liabilities, accreditation of bonafide members and the election rules to govern the
conduct of the first set of officers.

Thus, on 11 December 1973, the Securities and Exchange Commission issued Registration Certificate
No. 53896 to the PHILIPPINE INSTITUTE OF CIVIL ENGINEERS, INC. (PICE). The election of the first
set of officers was done in February 1974 with Engr. Cesar Caliwara as the President. The first
international convention of PICE was held on 20 to 24 May 1975 with the theme “Civil Engineering In
Disaster Prevention Control”.

The Professional Regulation Commission issued Accreditation No. 7 on 13 August 1975, making the
PICE the only Accredited Professional Organization for Civil Engineers in the country. Earnest efforts
were then initiated to form chapters, both professional and student chapters. The first professional
and student chapter were Cebu Chapter and National University Student Chapter, respectively. As of
22 September 2018, professional local chapters number 99 and there are 11 professional international
chapters. On the other hand, there are 196 student chapters number.
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 PHILIPPINE INSTITUTE OF
CIVIL ENGINEERS, INC.
VISION
The leader among professional organizations
known globally for professionalism, integrity,
excellence and social responsibility
-A key player in nation building

MISSION

To advance the welfare of our members

and the development and prestige of the
civil engineering profession and to be a dynamic
force in nation building
 MESSAGE
My warmest greetings to the Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers, Inc. (PICE) as it holds its
44th National Convention.

I commend the officers and members of PICE for their initiative to integrate advanced and
digital technology in building infrastructure. I take this event as an affirmation of the organiza-
tion’s commitment to contribute in the government’s Build, Build, Build Program.

May the participants gain more knowledge and skills from this event as they lend their exper-
tise to their respective companies and institutions and share in our collective goal of establish-
ing a more industrialized and more progressive Philippines.

To truly realize the reforms that we envision for our country, it is crucial that each of us takes
part in laying the foundations of a much stronger nation. While we in government strive to
enhance public services for the benefit of our citizens, we also need partners like you who will
help develop our communities and economy.

I wish you an engaging and fruitful convention.

HON. RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE

President, Republic of the Philippines
 MESSAGE
My heartfelt felicitations to the organizers, members, exhibitors, participants and visitors of the 44th Philip-
pine Institute of Civil Engineers (PICE) National Convention.
Our civil engineers are among the most talented in the world. No modern mega-city, I believe, has been con-
structed without a team of Filipino civil engineers acting either as expert consultants or project implementors.
Your knowledge, capacity and skills are beyond question. You have carried our flag and raised the esteem with
which we are viewed by the world.

And so I believe this event poses more of an internal challenge to all of you – as to how you may continue to
be the best versions of yourselves in a world that is getting more competitive by the day. How else do you do
this when talent and passion are already innate in you?
The way to move forward is to continue to open your eyes and keep your ears close to the ground, so to
speak, when it comes to the latest innovations and technologies that will further hone your craft and make
you produce output to further wow the world!

Room 606, GSIS Building, Financial Center, J.W. Diokno Ave., Pasay City, Philippines 1300
Tel.no.: +63 552 6601 local 6502-05 Direct Line: (02) 804-0270 Email: os_sotto@yahoo.com
Change is happening around us at an unprecedented pace. Only if we embrace the dizzying pace can we hope
to keep up. There is no time to complain or lament the speed and breadth of change. All we can do is live in it,
adjust and grow as fast as we could.
In a highly digitized world that is increasingly interconnected, professions like yours will have no recourse but
to integrate the fresh new ways of doing things that are being introduced daily.
Infrastructure is growing in unlimited horizons where only your imaginations can limit you. Your wildest
dreams about what is possible will be aided by numerous technologies that other professions are passing on
to you.
You need to be at the forefront of such exciting developments. When you are able to integrate such into your
work, then you will be able to pass on new learnings that, combined with the original ideas, can foster even
more improved and unheard-of technologies to usher in a future you will be most proud to be a part of!

Mabuhay kayong lahat!

Sen. VICENTE C. SOTTO III

Senate President
 MESSAGE
There is nothing more worth-celebrating than to see commitment to excellence con-
sistently displayed and passion for professional development sincerely followed up.
It is in the above-mentioned context that I congratulate the Philippine Institute of Civil
Engineers, Inc. (PICE) on the holding of its 44th National convention on October 29-31,
2018 at the SMX Convention Center, Mall of Asia, Pasay City.

With the theme, “Integrating Advanced and Digital Technology in Building Infrastruc-
ture” this national event, I reckon, will surely prove itself to be highly and profession-
ally relevant as over 15,000 leading members from construction, consulting, academic,
commercial, and government sectors, will share concerns, expertise, and know-how
on the state-of-the-art technology in Civil Engineering, especially in the areas of proj-
ect management, construction, geotechnical, structural, transportation, water supply,
environmental, and energy engineering. All these are on top of other significant activ-
ities including exhibits, competitions, plenary sessions, election of officers, and fellow-
ship. All show PICE’s unwavering and holistic approach to professional development of
its members and civil engineering enthusiasts.

More power to PICE directors, officers, and members, including all the national con-
vention’s industry sponsors and benefactors. Thank you for becoming PRC’s stern part-
ners for professional excellence in the engineering trade.
Kudos to all!

HON. PRAXEDES P. BERNARDO

Chairperson,
Professional Regulatory Board of Civil Engineering
 MESSAGE
Warmest greetings to all civil engineers of the Philippines who are gathered for the 44th National Con-
vention of the Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers.

The first batches of Filipino civil engineers laid the physical infrastructure that boosted the potential
of our then new nation. Today’s civil engineers continue their predecessors’ valuable work, building
structures that sustain the country’s growth and make life comfortable for us. Then as now, our civil
engineers are invaluable to Philippine development.

As our country progressed, so did the Filipino civil engineers, with the help of the Philippine Institute
of Civil Engineers. Though regular technical trainings, workshops, publications and annual conven-
tions, PICE is achieving its aspiration for Filipino civil engineers to become world-class by regularly
updating their competencies in the new technologies and sharing information with their counterparts
from other countries. This convention’s theme —”Integrating Advanced and Digital Technology in
Building Infrastructure” — once more reflects the dream of PICE’s past and present leaders for our
civil engineers to be in step with the latest discoveries and applications.

Since its establishment, PICE has remained a major influence in the professional growth of Filipino
civil engineers. I hope that the officers to be elected in this convention will continue the past officers’
vision for this institute. The success of our civil engineers is also PICE’s success, and the country’s, too.

My congratulations to the new officers of PICE, and my best wishes for a very fruitful convention.
Mahuhay!

GLORIA MACAPHAGAL - ARROYO

SPEAKER
Representative, 2nd District of Pampanga
 MESSAGE

In this age of information technology, name an undertaking and surely it has

as
its component the use of information technology. And the practice of Civil
Engineering is not an exception.

This 44th National Convention and Technical Conference aims to bring to

prominence the uses of the digital technology in the practice of Civil Engi-
neering.
Let us take this opportunity not only to enhance our technical potentials but
also
expand our network in the practice of Civil Engineering.

Mabuhay ang PICE.

ROBERT S. LICUP, PhD, ASEAN/

APEC Engr., ACPE
National 1st Vice President and
Chair, 2018 Conventions Committee
 MESSAGE
Greetings to all the officers and members of the Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers
(PICE) on the occasion of your 44th National Convention.

The rise of digital technology has revolutionized numerous industries, including the con-
struction sector in which the increasing use of smart machines and cutting-edge equip-
ment paved the way for a more efficient infrastructure development.

With the government’s aspiration to ramp-up infrastructure in the country, it is undeniable

that your chosen theme, “Integrating Advanced and Digital Technology in Building Infra-
structure,” will greatly contribute in the attainment of the “Golden Age of Infrastructure.”

I laud your organization for your unrelenting efforts to put up gatherings like this one that
is vital in the continuing professional development of the Filipino civil engineers across the
archipelago, making them an even better contributor in nation-building.

Indeed, by equipping your members with emerging global trends on technological ad-
vancement, you enable them to hurdle the demands for a smart, resilient and sustainable
infrastructure.
May you have a meaningful gathering.

Mabuhay kayong lahat!

HON. MARK A. VILLAR

Secretary, Department of Public Works and Highways
 MESSAGE
It is with great pleasure to congratulate my fellow officers and members of the Philippines Institute of Civil
Engineers (PICE) on the occasion of our 44th National Convention on October 29 to 31, 2018 at SMX Con-
vention Center, SM Mall of Asia Complex, Pasay City.
This year’s convention is our 44’n year, which brings to my mind that for 44 years, PICE has slowly evolving
into a more professional organization known to embravce innovation and technology in building the nation.
Indeed, the current digital technology is now offering more convenient way of doing things, from drawing an
idea until its realization.
Remarkably, your theme for this convention, “Integrating Advanced and Digital Technology in Building In-
frastructure” manifests the Filipino civil engineers’ goal in linking PICE to the right digital solutions, devel-
oping culture change in the organization and forward planning to secure new skills in digital technology.
I call again to each and everyone of you, to adapt these technology advancements, but never lose sight of our
role in nation building to ensure the realization of our country’s “Golden Age of Infrastructure” that will fur-
ther propel our road to global competitiveness.
As your outgoing National President, I commend each and everyone of you for your strong commitment in
nourishing your knowledge to be more technically adept in our profession. Unknown to us, digital technol-
ogy practically allows us to be more cohesive in working together throughout planning, design, construction
and operation outside the traditional spheres.
Envisioning the future of our organization, my heart will be at peace to step down from this post as I know
that PICE will continue to thrive in dynamic success.
Your value for excellence and positive behaviors in embracing new technology will always keep Filipino engi-
neers as world-class builders of nation.
May this convention inspire us to strengthen our camaraderie and fortitude as Philippines’ professional orga-
nization worthy of emulation.

MARIA CATALINA E. CABRAL, Ph.D.

Undersecretary, Department of Public Works and Highways
National President, Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers
 POSITION CHART

Convention Executive Board

MARIA CATALINA E. CABRAL, Ph.D. Chairman
ROBERT S. LICUP, Ph.D. Vice Chairman (Conventions Chairman)
LEA N. DELFINADO Deputy Chair
JOHN AMIEL S. FERNANDEZ Member
ALBERT A. PERFECTO Member
ROMEO C. ROSARIO Member
ERDSAN RENE S. SUERO Member and Deputy Chair, 44th NatCon & TechCon
DAISY B. TOLEDO, D.M. Member
MYLENE NONNETTE M. ZAMORA Member

Convention Steering Committee

ROBERT S. LICUP, Ph.D. Conventions Committee Chairman
DIMAS S. SOGUILON Chair, Ways and Means Center
RONNEL M. TAN Deputy Chair, Ways and Means Center
ERDSAN RENE S. SUERO Chair, Administrative Center
ALBERT A. PERFECTO Deputy Chair, Administrative Center
LEA N. DELFINADO Chair, Operation Center
ROMEO C. ROSARIO Deputy Chair, Operation Center
ISAAC S. DAVID, Chair ISG with Chair, Technical Committee
the 6 SPECIALTY DIVISIONS Consultants, Technical Committee
LEA N. DELFINADO Program
ALBERT A. PERFECTO Auditor
LEA N. DELFINADO Fellowship (Davies and Boysen)
ROMEO C. ROSARIO Chair, Publicity & Promotions
IXOPERIO R. BONZON Chair, Sports Tournaments
ALBERT A. PERFECTO Community Extension
MELCHOR L. PERALTA Chapter Presidents Meeting
DAVID G. SANCHEZ/ERDSAN RENE S. SUERO Over-all Coordinator

CONVENTION ORGANIZING COMMITTEE - NATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS

1. WAYS AND MEANS CENTER 2. ADMINISTRATIVE CENTER 3. OPERATION CENTER

National Board of Directors National Board of Directors National Board of Directors

Center Chair: DIMAS S. SOGUILON Center Chair: ERDSAN RENE S. SUERO Center Chair: LEA N. DELFINADO
Cell No. 0917-3066803 Cell Nvo. 0917-6332500 Cell No. 09173016531
Deputy Chair: RONNEL M. TAN Deputy Chair: ALBERT A. PERFECTO Deputy Chair: ROMEO C. ROSARIO
Cell No. Cell No. 0998-9687938 Cell No. 09661671400

A. Sponsorship A. Secretariat/ Communication Center / Online A. Program Arrangement/Implementation
Chair: RONNEL M. TAN System/Registration Chair: LEA N. DELFINADO
Cell No: Chair: DAVID G. SANCHEZ Cell No. 09173016531
Vice Chair: EDGARDO A. ONG Cell No. 0917-8721437 Vice Chair: ROMEO C. ROSARIO
Cell No. 0920-9703688 Vice Chair: ERDSAN RENE S. SUERO Cell No. 0966-1671400
Cell No. 0917-6332500
B. Ads Solicitation and Exhibit B. Souvenir Program B. Technical Committee
Chair: DAISY B. TOLEDO Chair: ROMEO C. ROSARIO Chair: ISAAC S. DAVID with the 6 Specialty Divisions
Cell No. 0917-6217392 Cell No. 09661671400 Cell No. 0918-9220596
Vice Chair: ALBERT A. PERFECTO Vice Chair: EDGARDO A. ONG
Cell No. 0998-9687938 Cell No. 0920-9703688 C. Elections
C. Hotel Accommodation COMELEC Chairman: LEO CLETO A. GAMOLO
C. Donations and Door Prizes Chair: ERDSAN RENE S. SUERO Members:
Chair: EDGARDO A. ONG Cell No. 0917-6332500
Cell No. 0920-9703688 Vice Chair: ANGEL T. TORREJON D. Sports:
Vice Chair: ISAAC S. DAVID Cell No. 0917-7007633 Chair: IXOPERIO R. BONZON
Cell No. 0918-9220596 D. Food & Beverage Cell No. 0918-9270320
Chair: APRIL FRANCES AGATHA G. FLORES Vice Chair: BERNARDO C. DE GUZMAN
Cell No. 0908-8627057 Cell No. 0917-8609275
Vice Chair: MYLENE NONNETTE M. ZAMORA Golf: WILLY T. GO (PICE Golf Club)
Cell No. 0920-9288479 Badminton:
E. Physical Arrangement Billiard:
Chair: ANGEL T. TORREJON Bowling:
Cell No. 0917-7007663 Tennis:
Vice Chair: ERDSAN RENE S. SUERO
Cell No. 0917-6332500 E. Fellowship/Entertainment (in coordination
F. Transportation with Boysen and Davies)
Chair: BERNARDO C. DE GUZMAN Chair: LEA N. DELFINADO
Cell No. 0917-8609275 Cell No. 09173016531
Vice Chair: IXOPERIO R. BONZON Vice Chair: ROMEO C. ROSARIO
Cell No. 0917-8609275 Cell No. 0966-1671400
G. Chapter Assistance/ Help Desk
Chair: MELCHOR L. PERALTA
Cell No. 0949-1037824
Vice Chair: JOHN AMIEL S. FERNANDEZ
Cell No. 0917-5170883
H. Publicity/Promotion
Chair: ROMEO C. ROSARIO
Cell No. 09661671400
Vice Chair: APRIL FRANCES AGATHA G. FLORES
 2018 NATIONAL OFFICERS
AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS
PAST PRESIDENT AND
COUNCIL OF ADVISERS
 CONVENTION PROGRAM

PHILIPPINE INSTITUTE OF CIVIL ENGINEERS, INC.

44th National Convention and Technical Conference
29-31 October 2018 at the SMX Convention Center, Seashell Lane, MOA Complex, Pasay City
Theme: “Integrating Advanced and Digital Technology in Building
Infrastructure”

OCTOBER 28, 2018 (SUNDAY)

6:00 AM – 1:00 PM GOLF TOURNAMENT Venue: Veterans Golf Club, Mindanao Ave., Proj. 6 Quezon City

1:00 PM – 5:00PM SPORTS TOURNAMENT

 Bowling Venue: SM Bowling Center, North EDSA Quezon City
 Billiards Venue: SM Bowling Center, North EDSA Quezon City
 Badminton Venue: Power Up Badminton Court, Mo. Ignacia , Dilliman,
Quezon City

OCTOBER 29, 2018 (MONDAY)

6:45 AM Thanksgiving Mass Venue: National Shrine of Our Mother of Perpetual Help, Roxas
Boulevard, Baclaran , Parañaque City.

10:30 AM Opening of the 2018 PICE Construction Formal Ribbon Cutting by

Technologies, Services and Building ENGR. MARIA CATALINA E. CABRAL, Ph.D., National President
Materials Exhibit with the NATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS, PAST NATIONAL
PRESIDENTS and PICE SPOUSES
11:00 AM OPENING CEREMONY
 Presentation of Chapter Delegations ENGR. APRIL FRANCES AGATHA G. FLORES, National Secretary
 Parade of Colors
 Doxology
 National Anthem
 Introduction of Personages ENGR. DAISY B. TOLEDO, D.M., ASEAN Eng., National P.R.O.
 Welcome Remarks ENGR. ANTONINO G. CALIXTO, Mayor, City of Pasay
 Opening of the 44th National Convention ENGR. ROBERT S. LICUP, Ph.D., National 1st Vice President and
and Technical Conference Chairman, Conventions Committee
 Inspirational Talk ENGR. David G. Sanchez, 2018 PRC Most Outstanding Civil Engineer
and Past National President
 National President’s Speech and ENGR. MARIA CATALINA E. CABRAL, Ph.D.
Introduction of the Keynote Speaker National President
 Keynote Address MR. HANS T. SY, Chairman, SM Prime Holdings
 Presentation of Plaque of Appreciation ENGR. MARIA CATALINA E. CABRAL, Ph.D., National President
ENGR. ROBERT S. LICUP, Ph.D., National 1st Vice President
ENGR. DIMAS S. SOGUILON, National 2nd Vice President
ENGR. APRIL FRANCES AGATHA G. FLORES, National Secretary
 Acknowledgment & Closing Remarks ENGR. ALBERT A. PERFECTO, National Auditor

 PICE Hymn

12:30 NN Luncheon
Master of Ceremony: MR. ROD SIMON
CONCURRENT ACTIVITY
1:30 PM PLENARY SESSION 1:00PM - 5:00 PM
 The President’s Year End Report ACCREDITATION OF ELECTORAL
2:00 PM SPECIAL LECTURE 1 COLLEGE DELEGATES
Venue: Meeting Rooms 7,8 & 9, SMX
Author & Presenter: MARIA CATALINA E. CABRAL, Ph.D., PICE National President and Convention Center, Seashell Lane, MOA
Undersecretary, Department of Public Works and Highways Complex, Pasay City
3:00 PM SPECIAL LECTURE 2
GOOD GOVERNANCE – GREAT ENGINEERING
3:30 PM – 5:00 PM
Author & Presenter: DATO ‘IR DR. DENNIS GANENDRA, Director, MINCONSULT SDN ELECTORAL COLLEGE ASSEMBLY
BHD, Malaysia Venue: Meeting Rooms 7,8 & 9, SMX
4:00 PM SPECIAL LECTURE 3 Convention Center, Seashell
Lane, MOA Complex, Pasay City
Author and Presenter: ARCH. CHEONG YEW KEE, Senior Vice President, CPG
CONSULTANTS, Singapore
5:00 PM SPECIAL LECTURE 4

Author & Presenter: ARCH. JIM TAN YEW YAW, Managing Director, XCUBE SOLUTIONS
PTE LTD, Singapore
6:00 PM END OF TECHNICAL SESSION / BREAK
8:00 PM FELLOWSHIP/PRESIDENT’S NIGHT
onwards - Conferment of Accredited Evaluators for Constructors Performance Evaluation System
- Awarding of Chapters
- Conferment of Certificates of Specialization in the 6 Specialty Divisions
 CONVENTION PROGRAM
OCTOBER 30, 2018 (TUESDAY)
7:30 AM – 10:00 AM INVITATIONAL BREAKFAST MEETING OF THE NATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND PAST NATIONAL
PRESIDENTS WITH THE REGIONAL COORDINATORS, CHAPTER PRESIDENTS, PRESIDENTS OF THE
AFFILIATE SOCIETIES AND CHAIRMEN OF THE SIX SPECIALTY DIVISIONS
Venue: Meeting Rooms 7,8 & 9, SMX Convention Center, Seashell Lane, MOA Complex, Pasay City

8:00 AM – 12:00 NN ACCREDITATION OF ELECTORAL COLLEGE DELEGATES

Venue: Meeting Rooms 7,8 & 9, SMX Convention Center, Seashell Lane, MOA Complex, Pasay City

1:00 PM – 5:00 PM ELECTION OF THE 2019 NATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Venue: Hall 1, SMX Convention Center, Seashell Lane, MOA Complex, Pasay City

5:00 PM COUNTING OF ELECTION RETURNS

Venue: Hall 1, SMX Convention Center, Seashell Lane, MOA Complex, Pasay City

TECHNICAL SESSION - TRACK A TECHNICAL SESSION - TRACK B

Venue: Halls 2 to 4, Ground Floor SMX Convention Center, Venue: Function Rooms 1 to 5, Second Floor SMX Convention
Time Seashell Lane, MOA Complex, Pasay City Center, Seashell Lane, MOA Complex, Pasay City
STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING SESSIONS TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING SESSIONS
Session Chair: Session Chair
8:00 AM Topic 1: Topic 1:
Seismic Hazards for Filipino Engineers Intelligent Transportation System

Authors: ENGR. HENREMAGNE C. PEÑARUBIA and ENGR. Author & Presenter: ENGR. PRIMITIVO C. CAL, Ph.D.
CHESKA ERA J. UNISIA
Presenter: ENGR. HENREMAGNE C. PEÑARUBIA
9:00 AM Topic 2: Topic 2:
Probabilistic Seismic Ground Motion Hazard Assessment of Metro Transport Demand Model
Davao Using Vs30 Site Model
Author & Presenter: ENGR. ALEXIS M. FILLONE, Ph.D.
Authors: ENGR. RHOMMEL N. GRUTAS, ENGR. CHESKA ERA
UNISA, ENGR. JOHN HAROLD TABUZO, ENGR. JAYVIE NADUA,
TERESITO C. BACOLCOL, ENGR. ISHMAEL C. NARAG, ENGR. MA.
LEONILA P. BAUTISTA, ENGR. BARTOLOME C. BAUTISTA, ENGR.
RENATO U. SOLIDUM, JR.

Presenter: ENGR. RHOMMEL N. GRUTAS

10:00 AM Topic 3: Topic 3:
Developing Risk Assessment Method for High Rise Building GIS Application In Transport Planning
Projects in the Philippines
Author & Presenter: ENGR. JUN T. CASTRO, Ph.D.
Author & Presenter: ENGR. MICHAEL J. ALMEIDA, Ph.D.

11:00 AM LUNCH BREAK

1:00 PM Topic 4: Topic 4:

Comparison Of Wind Pressures Using Wind Tunnel Test (WTT), Appropriate Transport Technology Selection for Urban Areas
The Prescriptive Approach (NSCP 2015) and Computational Fluid
Dynamics (CFD) in the Case of Cooling Towers for Geothermal Author & Presenter: ENGR. FORTUNATO O. SANCHEZ, JR.
Power Plants
Authors: ENGR. ERNESTO Q. MALICAD, JR., ENGR. VIRGILIO G.
LAPUZ, JR., ENGR. MARTIN JUDE V. LACAMBRA
Presenter: ENGR. ERNESTO Q. MALICAD, JR.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND CONSTRUCTION GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING SESSIONS

ENGINEERING SESSIONS Session Chair

2:00 PM Topic 1: Topic 1:

Project Managers: Contractor’s Friend, Client’s Foe or Client
Friend, Contractor’s Foe
Author & Presenter: ENGR. ROBINSON A. SALENGA II
Study of Watershed Morphological Features for Estimation of
Dependable Specific Discharge Flow of Ungauged Rivers in
Cagayan River Basin
Authors: ENGR. ADRIELLE ROAN DEL ROSARIO, ENGR.
MATTHEW CRUZ, ENGR. BILL JOSHUA VITUG and ENGR.
MELVIN SOLOMON

Presenter: ENGR. ADRIELLE ROAN DEL ROSARIO

3:00 PM Topic 2: Topic 2:

Application of BIM Technology for the Waterfront Commercial
District – Junction 9 Pergola Bridge
Author & Presenter: ENGR. ALDEN P. CAYAGA
4:00 PM Topic 3:
The Construction of Widest Underground Road Tunnel
Expressway (Twin Box Tunnel) Under The Sea
Author & Presenter: ENGR. EMILIO M. EMBILE
5:00 PM Topic 4:
Civil Engineering And Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Future Challenges in Building Resilient Towns and Cities
Author & Presenter: ENGR. REYNALDO P. RAMOS, Ph.D.
Thrust Restraint Design for the Buried Pressure Pipelines of the
Water Security Mega Reservoirs Project – GTC 626/2014B
PACKAGE
Author & Presenter: ENGR. ALDEN P. CAYAGA
Topic 3:
Presentation of Diaphragm Wall Construction and Supervision
Author & Presenter: ENGR. ALFONSO R. SINCIOCO
Topic 4:
Soil Improvement by Grouting
Author & Presenter: ENGR. BONIFACIO I. DELA PEÑA

6:00 PM END OF TECHNICAL SESSIONS

 CONVENTION PROGRAM

OCTOBER 31, 2018 (WEDNESDAY)

TECHNICAL SESSION - TRACK A TECHNICAL SESSION - TRACK B SPECIAL SESSIONS

Venue: Halls 2 to 4, Ground Floor SMX Venue: Function Rooms 1 to 5, Second Venue: Hall 1, Second Floor SMX
Time Convention Center, Seashell Floor SMX Convention Center, Convention Center, Seashell
Lane, MOA Complex, Pasay City Seashell Lane, MOA Complex, Pasay Lane, MOA Complex, Pasay City
City
WATER ENGINEERING SESSIONS ENVIRONMENTAL AND ENERGY DISASTER RISK RESILIENCE
Session Chair: ENGINEERING SESSIONS Session Chair:
Session Chair:
8:00 AM Topic 1: Topic 1: Topic 1:
Planning and Implementing Sustainable Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Systems: Ushering A More Resilient Philippines: A
and Efficient Small Towns Water Supply Introduction and Structural Design
Projects in the Philippines Overview Civil Engineering Innovation Story

Authors: ENGR. EDWARD DENNIS CRUZ
and ENGR. DANNA FAYE VALDEZ
Presenter: ENGR. EDWARD DENNIS
CRUZ
9:00 AM Topic 2:
Dam Safety Requirements
Authors: ENGR. JASON PARAGGUA and
ENGR. LYNETTE P. MASAYON
Presenter: ENGR. JASON PARAGGUA
Author & Presenter: ENGR. ERNESTO Q. Author & Presenter: ENGR. FRANCIS
MALICAD ALDRINE A. UY, Ph.D.
Topic 2: Topic 2:
Design and Development of Straw Bale JICA
House
Author & Presenter:
Authors: ENGR. DARWIN P. AQUINO,
ENGR. OLIVER C. CELIS, ENGR. GRACIELA
ENGR. MAY B. MACAPAGAL, ENGR.
NICHOLS P. MANARANG, ENGR. PAOLO
REYNALDO R. MANINANG, ENGR. EUGENE
P. MANLICLIC, ENGR. MARIA ISABELLA G.
PEÑA, ENGR. ALFRED C. SANTOS AND
ENGR. ERNESTO Q. VILLARICA

Presenter: ENGR. DARWIN P. AQUINO

10:00 AM Topic 3: Topic 3:

Hydraulic Analysis and Engineering of Prospects of Waste-To-Energy Technologies
Roxas Boulevard Seawall Against Storm in the Philippines
Surge and Typhoon Waves
Author & Presenter: ENGR. MARIA
Author & Presenter: ENGR. ERIC C. ANTONIA A. TANCHULING
CRUZ, Ph.D.

11:00 AM Topic 4: Topic 4:

Managing Disaster Wastes in the Philippines
Authors: ENGR. MARIA ANTONIA A.
TANCHULING, and ENGR. MA. BRIDA LEA
N. DIOLA
Presenter: ENGR. MA. BRIDA LEA N. DIOLA
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1 CEBU November 17, 1976 DAISY B. TOLEDO

2 ILOILO July 31, 1976 RODNEY A. GUSTILO

3 NEGROS OCCIDENTAL August 1, 1976 ERNIE F. MAPA

4 COTABATO CITY- November 27, 1976 ZAINAL N. MLOK, JR.

MAGUINDANAO

5 DAVAO CITY June 10, 1977 HILARIO A. FERNANDEZ

6 MISAMIS ORIENTAL- October 30, 1976 ALEJANDRO G. ABELLERA

CAGAYAN DE ORO

7 ILIGAN CITY-LANAO DEL NORTE November 16, 1977 JANET OKURA M. DOMATO

8 ZAMBOANGA CITY May 11, 1977 BELEN A. SAPALLEDA

9 QUEZON PROVINCE February 20, 1978 ARMANDO O. VALDEAVILLA

10 CAMARINES SUR July 8, 1982 ROMEO B. BONGULTO, JR.

13 AGUSAN DEL NORTE April 18, 1978 ANSELMO L. SANG TIAN

15 NEGROS ORIENTAL May 17, 1978 TESSIE A. CABIJE

16 ORMOC May 30, 1978 IRWIN L. ANTONIO

17 SOUTH COTABATO June 6, 1978 ROGELIO V. CADELLINO

18 SURIGAO DEL NORTE July 6, 1978 ALWIN T. PONO

19 SURIGAO DEL SUR November 12, 1988 RUEL B. BANTUGAN

20 SAN PABLO CITY September 14, 1978 HERMINIO M. BORJA

21 MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL September 28, 1978 MYRNA B. BALAORO

22 GENERAL SANTOS CITY July 13, 1979 MARK JEROME P. TIONGSON

23 BAGUIO October 23, 1993 EDITHA C. DIRIGE

24 OLONGAPO CITY-ZAMBALES October 8, 1979 HERCULES C. MANGLICMOT

25 PANGASINAN April 12, 1980 JOHN N. CELESTE

26 ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR March 6, 1981 MANUEL V. SILLA

27 BISLIG June 11, 1981 ANNABELLE L. ACMA

28 LEYTE October 15, 1980 HENRY C. CUA

29 ALBAY-LEGAZPI CITY October 21, 1980 ROY L. RAÑOLA

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30 AGUSAN DEL SUR September 17, 1980 ANNIE R. SUMASTRE

31 CAVITE November 15, 1980 ARNEL B. TARUC

32 IRIGA CITY-RINCONADA December 17, 1980 BARTOLOME I. LUCEÑA, JR.

33 CAPIZ September 28, 1982 EDGAR D. AGANA

34 LA UNION October 10, 1983 RUPERTO A. RILLERA, JR.

35 BATAAN February 13, 1981 DELANO R. BALUYOT

36 AKLAN January 17, 1981 ARNOLD I. SOLANO

37 BUKIDNON March 31, 1981 ROY V. AGBAYANI

38 QUEZON CITY October 19, 1981 FRANCIS ALDRINE A. UY,

Ph.D.

39 DAVAO DEL SUR May 28, 1979 MARIA TERESA R. LUCABERTE

40 SULTAN KUDARAT December 4, 1981 POTENCIANO M. KAPUNAN,

III

41 ISABELA December 2, 1981 OSCAR G. GUMIRAN

42 BOHOL April 14, 1982 JUNIBE C. FROILAN

43 SOUTHERN LEYTE May 12, 1982 JOSELITO Q. DOLAUTA

44 SAMAR August 13, 1982 NORBERTO T. GERENTE

45 EASTERN SAMAR September 27, 1982 MARCELO FERDINAND A.

PICARDAL

46 NORTH COTABATO October 6, 1982 JAMES G. GUNDAYA

47 LANAO DEL SUR October 12, 1982 LUVIZMINDA S. SANI

48 SORSOGON January 6, 1983 FELIX M. DIMAANO, JR.

49 BATANGAS January 20, 1983 JESSIE A. MONTALBO

50 MARINDUQUE March 14, 1983 AURELIO J. LEVA, III

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51 CAGAYAN May 23, 2018 RUBEN D. BORLEO

52 NORTH DAVAO May 27, 1983 ARLENE ADLAWAN-KING

53 EAST METRO MANILA May 27, 1983 MORRIS S. AGONCILLO

54 BASILAN September 1, 1983 SOLER I. UNDUG

55 LUNGSOD NG MAYNILA October 13, 1983 MEDEL F. CHUA

56 SULU October 11, 1983 ABDULMUNIR M. ARBISON

57 ANTIQUE October 10, 1983 DANTE L. NEBIT

59 PAMPANGA October 8, 1983 MARK VINCENT Y. NODADO

60 MAKATI July 30, 1984 WALDEMAR M. DABUET

62 KALINGA APAYAO October 25, 1985 TEODORO A. OWEK

63 BULACAN June 20, 1986 CECILIA A. GERONIMO

64 BENGUET February 12, 1987 BENEDICT P. PINEDA

65 DAVAO ORIENTAL July 10, 1987 RUEL C. DUMADAG

66 NUEVA VIZCAYA September 9, 1988 MANOLO C. NORIAL

67 NORTHERN SAMAR November 12, 1988 EDUARDO M. LAGRIMAS

68 AURORA February 10, 1989 PEDRO FERNANDO D.

VALENZUELA

69 PALAWAN July 28, 1989 ARIES S. GRANDE

70 DAPITAN-DIPOLOG January 27, 1990 FE C. BATILONA

71 ILOCOS NORTE-LAOAG CITY October 17, 1990 GIL B. LORENZO

72 AFP-DND November 4, 1991 NELSON L. LASQUITE

73 CAMARINES NORTE January 22, 1992 JHONNY B. ENOVA

74 ANGELES CITY July 10, 1992 LOURDES C. TOLENTINO

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75 TAWI-TAWI October 2, 1992 MARTIN D. MAING

76 TARLAC November 6, 1992 HERMON G. INES

77 BILIRAN April 21, 1993 ALFREDO L. BOLLIDO

78 CALBAYOG April 21, 1993 ROMEO B. SANTOS

79 ILOCOS SUR April 21, 1993 WILLIAM B. NAVARRO

80 CATANDUANES July 21, 1993 ARIEL E. TABIRARA

81 SAN CARLOS CITY-NEGROS October 20, 1993 FRANUEL P. LURANAS

OCCIDENTAL

82 QUIRINO November 11, 1993 DANILO B. CASTILLO, Ph.D.

83 MOUNTAIN PROVINCE January 24, 1994 CHARLES C. SOKOKEN

84 MASBATE January 24, 1994 ELVIRA D. INFANTE

85 CAMIGUIN May 25, 1994 BENJAMIN S. BABIA

86 RIZAL August 31, 1994 CARLOS S. GERONIMO

87 ABRA September 28, 1994 AGNES B. BERNARDEZ

88 ORIENTAL MINDORO September 28, 1994 ERWIN DG. UMALI

89 IFUGAO September 28, 1994 ELEHIMICON M. LORENZANA

90 ROMBLON October 19, 1994 DANTE F. FETALVERO

91 OCCIDENTAL MINDORO October 19, 1994 ROBERTO G. DIMAYACYAC

92 NORTH METRO MANILA March 15, 1995 VICTOR R. MACAM, JR.

93 SOUTH METRO MANILA March 15, 1995 RONALD V. LAUREL

94 OZAMIS CITY June 22, 1995 EDGAR C. VILLANUEVA

95 CABANATUAN-NUEVA ECIJA September 20, 1995 ARMANDO Z. MANABAT

96 SARANGANI PROVINCE March 21, 1996 ELSA P. URMENITA

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97 LAGUNA November 1996 NILO B. GAVIA

98 NAGA CITY November 20, 1997 TITO L. SIMANDO

99 SIQUIJOR December 11, 2002 ELVIS G. CALUNOD

100 ZAMBOANGA-SIBUGAY August 13, 2004 VENANCIO A. FERRER III

101 GUIMARAS November 25, 2009 DOMINADOR G. CARO

102 COMPOSTELLA VALLEY December 20, 2015 EDWIN M. ORTIZ

103 BATANES October 28, 2017 MARIA CATALINA E. CABRAL, Ph.D.

104 METRO TACLOBAN February 8, 2018 MAGELLAN T. TEZON

I-1 EASTERN PROVINCE SAUDI July 27, 2001 TRESE T. BUSTAMANTE

ARABIA

I-2 KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA December 17, 2004 RUSMAR IAN D. TIJING
RIYADH REGION

I-3 QATAR September 21, 2007 AILEEN A. BUENAFLOR

I-4 OMAN July 18, 2008 KATHRYN NOELLE U. MASCARDO-

SYED

I-5 SINGAPORE December 17, 2011 ROMUALDO LEX S. GARCIA

I-6 BAHRAIN December 17, 2011 BRYAN P. TOLEDO

I-7 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES August 3, 2012 VINZOR A. YEE CONCEPCION

I-8 WESTERN REGION OF SAUDI October 12, 2012 RONALDO C. CELESTINO

ARABIA

I-9 BRUNEI December 11, 2013 ARIEL V. GIMPAYA

I-10 KUWAIT February 21, 2014 CLARK RAMON A. ORBE

I-11 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA October 28, 2017 GIRLIE B. BOORBOOR

 AFFILIATE SOCIETIES 2018 REGIONAL COORDINATORS
REGION REGIONAL COORDINATOR
ASSOCIATION OF STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS OF THE PHILIPPINES NCR MARIA LUISA DV. OLITOQUIT
(ASEP) Past President, PICE Lungsod ng Maynila Chapter
President: GILBERT B. MAGBUTAY CAR NERIE D. BUENO
DPWH Regional Director
I GIL B. LORENZO
ASSOCIATION OF ACCREDITED CONSULTANT CIVIL ENGINEERS OF
President, PICE Ilocos Norte-Laoag City Chapter
THE PHILIPPINES (ACCEP) II MELANIO C. BRIOSOS
President: EFREN H. SISON DPWH Regional Director
III MICHAEL J. DAVID
ASSOCIATION OF CIVIL ENGINEERING EDUCATORS OF THE Pas t President, PICE Tarlac Chapter
PHILIPPINES (ACEEP) IV-A NOEL A. TABO
Past President, PICE San Pablo City Chapter
IV-B BELLA CHITA A. MONILLA
CITY AND MUNICIPAL ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION OF THE
Past President, PICE Marinduque Chapter
PHILIPPINES (CMEAP) V ELEANOR L. AREOLA
President: MA. VIRGINIA V. ROSARIO Past President, PICE Albay-Legaspi City Chapter
VI JOSE AL V. FRUTO
DISTRICT ENGINEERS LEAGUE OF THE PHILIPPINES (DELP) Past President, PICE Iloilo Chapter
President: RAMIRO M. CRUZ VII EDGAR B. WATIN
1st Vice President, PICE Cebu Chapter
VIII EDGAR B. TABACON
PHILIPPINE ASSOCIATION OF BUILDING OFFICIALS (PABO) DPWH Regional Director
President: JOSELITO M. GUEVARRA IX JORGE U. SEBASTIAN, JR.
DPWH Regional Director
PROVINCIAL ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES ARMM DON MUSTAPHA A. LOONG
(PEAP) DPWH ARMM Regional Secretary
President: DANTE B. BACLAO X ZENAIDA T. TAN
DPWH Regional Director
XI ALLAN S. BORROMEO
ROAD ENGINEERING ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES (REAP) DPWH Regional Director
President: WILLY T. GO XII BASIR M. IBRAHIM
DPWH Regional Director
XIII POL M. DELOS SANTOS
DPWH Regional Director
INT’L CHAPTERS MARIA GRACIA P. OPEÑA
Past President, PICE Bahrain Chapter

MOST OUTSTANDING CIVIL ENGINEERS OF THE PHILIPPINES

AWARDED BY THE PROFESSIONAL REGULATION COMMISSION
NAME YEAR NAME YEAR
DAVID G. SANCHEZ 2018 JOSE MA. DE CASTRO (POSTHUMOUS) 1998
ROMEO S. MOMO 2017 CESAR A. BUENAVENTURA 1997
SERVANDO C. AROMIN 2016 SALVADOR F. REYES, Ph.D. 1996
FLORENCIO F. PADERNAL 2015 ANTONIO A. MANSUETO 1995
JAIME A. PACANAN, PH.D. 2014 ANGEL L. LAZARO, III, Ph.D. 1994
DOROTEO M. SALAZAR 2013 ROMULO M. DEL ROSARIO 1993
ROBERTO P. BERNARDO 2012 DAVID M. CONSUNJI 1992
GUADALUPE O. MANSUETO 2011 TEODORO E. ENCARNACION 1991
BENITO M. PACHECO, Ph.D. 2010 FIORELLO R. ESTUAR, Ph.D. 1990
JOSE F. MABANTA 2009 ANGEL R. LAZARO, JR. 1989
ANTONIO A. ABOLA 2008 ALFREDO V. ASUNCION 1988
MOCAMAD M. RAKI-IN, SR. 2007 JOSE P. DANS 1985
MANUEL M. BONOAN 2006 ERNESTO G. TABUJARA, Ph.D. 1984
BASHIR D. RASUMAN 2005 JESUS S. HIPOLITO 1983
ROGELIO C. LOMBOS 2004 RAMON G. HECHANOVA 1982
EFREN H. SISON 2003 CESAR A. CALIWARA 1981
PRIMITIVO C. CAL, Ph.D. 2002 CRISOSTOMO L. ALMA JOSE 1980
FELISBERTO GL. REYES 2001 FILEMON M. ZABLAN (POSTHUMOUS) 1979
FELIPE F. CRUZ 2000 ANTONIO N. AVECILLA 1978
GREGORIO R. VIGILAR 1999 ALFREDO L. JUINIO 1977

PROFESSIONAL REGULATION COMMISSION - BOARD OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

PRAXEDES P. BERNARDO ROMEO A. ESTAÑERO PERICLES P. DAKAY

Chair Member Member
 PICE STUDENT CHAPTERS
PICE STUDENT CHAPTERS
CHARTER DATE NAME OF STUDENT MOTHER CHAPTER NAME OF STUDENT
CHARTER DATE MOTHER CHAPTER
CHAPTERS CHAPTERS
1 September 10, 1981 NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Lungsod ng Maynila 40 September 9, 1988 BICOL UNIVERSITY Albay - Legaspi
2 December 3, 1981 XAVIER UNIVERSITY Mis. Oriental-CDO 41 November 12, 1988 BALIUAG UNIVERSITY Bulacan
3 September 27, 1982 CENTRAL COLLEGES OF Quezon City 42 November 12, 1988 AQUINAS UNIVERSITY Albay - Legaspi
THE PHILIPPINES 43 December 3, 1988 MARINDUQUE STATE Marinduque
4 April 15, 1982 UNIVERSITY OF LUZON Pangasinan COLLEGE
5 September 16, 1982 UNIVERSIDAD DE Zamboanga City 44 November 15, 1989 UNIVERSITY OF NUEVA Camarines Sur
ZAMBOANGA CACERES
6 October 18, 1982 HOLY ANGEL Angeles City 45 November 15, 1989 UNIVERSITY OF SAINT Iriga City -
UNIVERSITY ANTHONY Rinconada
7 January 21, 1983 CENTRAL PHILIPPINE Iloilo 46 December 8, 1989 BULACAN STATE Bulacan
UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY
8 February 23, 1983 SILLIMAN UNIVERSITY Negros Oriental 47 December 8, 1989 ST. JOSEPH INSTITUTE Agusan del Norte
9 February 7, 1983 UNIVERSITY OF BOHOL Bohol OF TECHNOLOGY
10 May 27, 1983 MANUEL. L. QUEZON Quezon City 48 March 21, 1990 UNIVERSITY OF Iriga City -
UNIVERSITY NORTHEASTERN Rinconada
11 July 15, 1983 COLUMBAN COLLEGE Olongapo City- PHILIPPINES
Zambales 49 June 12, 1990 CAMARINES SUR Iriga City -
12 September 23, 1983 MAPUA UNIVERSITY Lungsod ng Maynila POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE Rinconada
13 October 4, 1983 PHINMA ARAULLO Cab City-Nueva 50 October 17, 1990 TECHNOLOGICAL Lungsod ng Maynila
UNIVERSITY Ecija UNIVERSITY OF THE
14 March 23, 1984 ANGELES UNIVERSITY Angeles City PHILS.
FOUNDATION 51 October 17, 1990 MINDANAO STATE Lanao del Sur
15 July 30, 1984 GUAGUA NATIONAL Pampanga UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE 52 October 17, 1990 UNIVERSITY OF Laguna
16 Year 1984 CEBU INSTITUTE OF Cebu PERPETUAL HELP
TECHNOLOGY SYSTEM-LAGUNA
17 Year 1984 UNIVERSITY OF SAN Cebu 53 October 17, 1990 FEATI UNIVERSITY Lungsod ng Maynila
JOSE-RECOLETOS 54 October 17, 1990 NOTRE DAME Cotabato City-
18 Year 1984 UNIVERSITY OF THE Cebu UNIVERSITY Maguindanao
VISAYAS 55 July 6, 1991 UNIVERSITY OF SANTO Lungsod ng Maynila
19 Year 1984 SOUTHWESTERN Cebu TOMAS
UNIVERSITY 56 Year 1993 DIVINE WORD COLLEGE Albay - Legaspi
20 Year 1984 UNIVERSITY OF Davao City OF LEGASPI
SOUTHEASTERN 57 Year 1993 FATHER SATURNINO Agusan del Norte
PHILIPPINES URIOS UNIVERSITY
21 October 3, 1984 TECHNOLOGICAL Lungsod ng Maynila 58 Year 1993 COR JESU COLLEGE Davao del Sur
INSTITUTE OF THE 60 Year 1993 UNIVERSITY OF Davao City
PHILIPPINES MINDANAO
22 September 14, 1984 UNIVERSITY OF NEGROS Negros Occidental 61 Year 1993 NEUST - CABANATUAN Cab. City-Nueva
OCCIDENTAL- Ecija
RECOLETOS 62 January 7, 1994 UNIVERSITY OF Pangasinan
23 September 14, 1984 M.S. ENVERGA Quezon Province PANGASINAN
UNIVERSITY 63 July 9, 1994 TARLAC STATE Tarlac
FOUNDATION UNIVERSITY
24 October 11, 1984 NOTRE DAME OF South Cotabato 64 Year 1994 UNIVERSITY OF South Metro
MARBEL UNIVERSITY PERPETUAL HELP RIZAL Manila
25 May 9, 1985 UNIVERSITY OF THE North Metro 65 August 16, 1994 ADAMSON UNIVERSITY Lungsod ng Maynila
EAST Manila 66 Year 1994 DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY Lungsod ng Maynila
26 October 29, 1985 EARIST Lungsod ng Maynila 67 Year 1994 CAGAYAN DE ORO Mis. Oriental-CDO
27 October 29, 1985 NORTHWESTERN Ilocos Norte-Laoag COLLEGE
UNIVERSITY 68 Year 1994 EASTERN VISAYAS STATE Leyte
28 December 11, 1985 UNIVERSITY OF THE Pampanga UNIVERSITY
ASSUMPTION 69 Year 1994 ANDRES BONIFACIO Dapitan - Dipolog
30 February 19, 1986 POLYTECHNIC Lungsod ng Maynila COLLEGE
UNIVERSITY OF THE 70 Year 1994 UNIVERSITY OF Ilocos Sur
PHILIPPINES NORTHERN PHILIPPINES
31 December 9, 1986 WEST NEGROS Negros Occidental 71 Year 1994 ATENEO DE DAVAO Davao City
UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY
32 December 9, 1986 WESTERN MINDANAO Zamboanga City 72 September 18, 1994 MSU-ILIGAN INSTITUTE Iligan Bay
STATE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
33 Year 1986 MARIANO MARCOS Ilocos Norte-Laoag 73 August 29, 1994 UNIVERSITY OF BAGUIO Baguio
STATE UNIVERSITY City 74 June 16, 1995 UNIVERSITY OF Baguio
CORDILLERAS
34 June 17, 1987 CENTRAL MINDANAO North Cotabato 75 June 17, 1995 DIVINE WORD COLLEGE Ilocos Norte –
COLLEGES OF LAOAG Laoag
36 September 9, 1988 LYCEUM OF THE Lungsod ng Maynila 76 January 31, 1995 CATANDUANES STATE Catanduanes
PHILIPPINES UNIVERSITY
37 September 9, 1988 NEW ERA UNIVERSITY Quezon City 77 March 15, 1995 DON HONORIO Pampanga
38 September 9, 1988 UNIVERSITY OF North Cotabato VENTURA STATE
SOUTHERN MINDANAO TECHNOLOGICAL
39 September 9, 1988 TECHNOLOGICAL Quezon City UNIVERSITY
INSTITUTE OF THE 78 September 20, 1995 PAMANTASAN NG Lungsod ng Maynila
PHILIPPINES LUNGSOD NG MAYNILA
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PICE STUDENT CHAPTERS
NAME OF STUDENT NAME OF STUDENT
CHARTER DATE MOTHER CHAPTER CHARTER DATE MOTHER CHAPTER
CHAPTERS CHAPTERS
79 October 18, 1995 PALAWAN STATE Palawan 120 December 5, 2000 CAGAYAN STATE Cagayan
UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY
80 November 14, 1995 RIZAL TECHNOLOGICAL East Metro Manila 121 January 19, 2001 U.P. LOS BAÑOS Laguna
UNIVERSITY 122 February 9, 2001 UNIVERSITY OF SAINT Cagayan
81 March 21, 1996 UNIVERSITY OF Northern Samar LOUIS
EASTERN PHILIPPINES 123 July 9, 2001 SAINT LOUIS Baguio
82 March 21, 1996 P.U.P. LOPEZ QUEZON Quezon Province UNIVERSITY
83 December 11, 1996 NORTHWEST SAMAR Calbayog City 124 July 27, 2001 UNIVERSITY OF RIZAL Rizal
STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM-MORONG
84 December 11, 1996 ALDERSGATE COLLEGE Nueva Vizcaya 125 October 24, 2001 UNIVERSITY OF Davao
85 December 11, 1996 UNIVERSITY OF THE Quezon City IMMACULATE
PHILIPPINES CONCEPTION
86 February 20, 1997 CENTRAL LUZON STATE Cab. City-Nueva 126 December 14, 2001 NOTRE DAME OF North Cotabato
UNIVERSITY Ecija KIDAPAWAN COLLEGE
87 February 20, 1997 SAMAR STATE Samar 127 June 26, 2002 UNIVERSITY OF LA Isabela
UNIVERSITY SALETTE
88 January 9, 1997 UNIVERSITY OF Batangas 128 July 19, 2002 ST. PETER'S COLLEGE Iligan Bay
BATANGAS 129 August 16, 2002 SOUTHERN LUZON Quezon Province
89 January 14, 1997 BATANGAS STATE Batangas STATE UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY 130 October 23, 2002 LICEO DE CAGAYAN Mis. Oriental-CDO
90 May 15, 1997 GARCIA COLLEGE OF Aklan UNIVERSITY
TECHNOLOGY 131 December 11, 2002 UNIVERSITY OF Bislig
91 July 17, 1997 UNIVERSITY OF SAN Iloilo SOUTHEASTERN PHILS.-
AGUSTIN BISLIG
92 Year 1997 NAVAL INSTITUTE OF Biliran 132 February 21, 2003 BATAAN PENINSULA Bataan
TECHNOLOGY STATE UNIVERSITY
93 November 20, 1997 MISAMIS UNIVERSITY Ozamis City 133 February 21, 2003 SORSOGON STATE Sorsogon
94 March 29, 1998 REPUBLIC CENTRAL Angeles City COLLEGE
COLLEGE 134 June 26, 2003 ATENEO DE NAGA Naga City
95 March 26, 1998 COTABATO CITY STATE Cotabato City- UNIVERSITY
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE Maguindanao 135 June 26, 2003 ISABELA STATE Isabela
96 March 26, 1998 DIVINE WORD COLLEGE Oriental Mindoro UNIVERSITY-ILAGAN
OF CALAPAN 136 December 11, 2003 SOUTHERN CITY Zamboanga
97 September 10, 1998 UNIVERSITY OF SAN Cebu COLLEGES
CARLOS 137 June 1, 2004 SAINT LOUIS COLLEGE La Union
99 October 30, 1998 UNIVERSITY OF CEBU Cebu 138 July 19, 2004 FEU INSTITUTE OF Lungsod ng Maynila
100 December 6, 1998 CENTRAL MINDANAO Bukidnon TECHNOLOGY
UNIVERSITY 139 September 17, 2004 CAMARINES NORTE Camarines Norte
101 November 6, 1998 MINDANAO STATE General Santos City STATE COLLEGE
UNIVERSITY 140 December 17, 2004 EASTERN SAMAR STATE Eastern Samar
102 December 10, 1998 BAGUIO CENTRAL Baguio UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY 141 March 18, 2005 DAVAO ORIENTAL Davao Oriental
103 January 15, 1999 CAPITOL UNIVERSITY Mis. Oriental-CDO STATE COLLEGE OF
104 January 15, 1999 LAGUNA COLLEGE San Pablo City SCIENCE &
105 February 26, 1999 ROMBLON STATE Romblon TECHNOLOGY
UNIVERSITY 142 March 18, 2005 SAN SEBASTIAN Cavite
106 February 26, 1999 ST. MARY'S COLLEGE OF North Davao COLLEGE-RECOLETOS DE
TAGUM INC. CAVITE
107 May 28, 1999 CAVITE STATE Cavite 143 September 16, 2005 ISABELA STATE Isabela
UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY-ECHAGUE
108 August 20, 1999 COLEGIO DE LA Capiz 144 March 10, 2006 SAINT JOSEPH COLLEGE Southern Leyte
PURISIMA CONCEPCION 145 May 19, 2006 UNIVERSITY OF Northern Samar
109 August 20, 1999 BATAAN HEROES Bataan EASTERN PHILIPPINES-
MEMORIAL COLLEGE LAOANG
110 September 18, 1999 WESTERN INSTITUTE OF Iloilo 146 October 23, 2006 EASTERN VISAYAS STATE Ormoc
TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY-ORMOC
111 September 18, 1999 UNIVERSITY OF ILOILO Iloilo 147 October 23, 2006 SOUTHERN MINDANAO Zamboanga del Sur
112 September 18, 1999 NAGA COLLEGE Naga City COLLEGES
FOUNDATION 148 October 23, 2006 DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY Cavite
113 October 15, 1999 HOLY TRINITY Palawan - DASMARIÑAS
UNIVERSITY 149 April 20, 2007 LAGUNA STATE Laguna
114 October 15, 1999 ST. ANTHONY'S Antique POLYTECHNIC
COLLEGE UNIVERSITY
115 November 11, 1999 NOTRE DAME OF General Santos City 150 April 20, 2007 F.L. VARGAS COLLEGE Cagayan
DADIANGAS UNIVERSITY 151 April 20, 2007 SOUTHERN BICOL Masbate
116 November 11, 1999 RAMON MAGSAYSAY Sarangani Province COLLEGES
MEMORIAL COLLEGES 152 April 20, 2007 SURIGAO STATE Surigao del Norte
117 February 18, 2000 MINDANAO UNIVERSITY Mis. Oriental-CDO COLLEGE OF
OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
TECHNOLOGY 153 May 29, 2007 NUEVA VIZCAYA STATE Nueva Vizcaya
118 May 8, 2000 NEGROS ORIENTAL Negros Oriental UNIVERSITY
STATE UNIVERSITY
119 September 22, 2000 ST. MARY'S UNIVERSITY Nueva Vizcaya
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NAME OF STUDENT CHART DATE NAME OF STUDENT MOTHER
CHARTER DATE MOTHER CHAPTER
CHAPTERS ER CHAPTERS CHAPTER
154 May 29, 2007 UNIVERSITY OF THE Lungsod ng Maynila
179 November 21, PHILIPPINE Lanao del Sur
EAST - MANILA
2012
155 December 11, 2007 HOLY NAME Bohol
ENGINEERING AND
UNIVERSITY
AGRO-INDUSTRIAL
156 April 18, 2008 AURORA STATE Aurora COLLEGE, INC.
COLLEGE OF 180 November 21, SURIGAO DEL SUR Surigao del Sur
TECHONOLOGY 2012
157 July 18, 2008 SAINT PAUL UNIVERSITY Cagayan STATE UNIVERSITY
158 February 20, 2009 SURIGAO EDUCATION Surigao del Norte 181 April 27, 2013 CENTRAL PHILIPPINE Negros
CENTER Occidental
159 June 19, 2009 CARLOS HILADO Negros Occidental ADVENTIST COLLEGE
MEMORIAL STATE 182 April 27, 2013 KALINGA STATE Kalinga Apayao
COLLEGE UNIVERSITY
160 August 21, 2009 BOHOL ISLAND STATE Bohol 183 April 27, 2013 VIRGEN MILAGROSA Pangasinan
UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY
161 October 21, 2009 LA SALLE UNIVERSITY – Ozamis City FOUNDATION
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Mirafi® PET – Solution for Basal Reinforcement

Region III, Philippines

Project Data
Project : Central Luzon Link Expressway
Client : Department of Public Works and Highways Region III
Completion Year : 2016 – on going
Material : TenCate Mirafi® PET High Strength Reinforcement Geotextile

Overview
Central Luzon Link Expressway (CLLEx)
is a toll road currently under construction
in Central Luzon region that will connect
the Subic–Clark–Tarlac Expressway
(SCTEx) and Tarlac-Pangasinan-La
Union Expressway (TPLEx) to the
currently under-construction North
Luzon East Expressway in Cabanatuan
towards San Jose, Nueva Ecija.
The project aims to provide a faster
access from Metro Manila to
Cabanatuan City which is the base (or
hub) city for Pacific Ocean Coastal Area
Development. It will also decongest the
traffic along the Pan- Philippine Highway
(Daang Maharlika).
The soil conditions where the
expressway will be constructed consist
of soft clay foundations which could lead
Proposed layout plan for CLLEx
TenCate’s Mirafi® PET reinforcement
geotextiles provided the most cost-
effective solution while achieving a
greater and quicker stability of the
embankment constructed over the soft
foundations.
Construction
Installation of the Mirafi® PET
geotextiles was carried out by laying
the reinforcement geotextiles in the
Mirafi® PET 600/50 high strength reinforcement geotextile unrolled over
traverse direction of the embankment. soft foundation
Geotextile tensile strength of 600 reinforcement geotextile where the expressway is
kN/m were used to reinforce the to be constructed.
embankment. Each geotextile panel
were sewn together on-site with the The use of Mirafi® PET reinforcement geotextiles
use of high strength polyester thread. provided a greater and quicker stability of
Thereafter, embankment fill was embankments constructed on the soft clay
carried out over the Mirafi® PET foundation.

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to localized failure of road embankment.
Failure occurs due to lack of shear
strength to support the road
embankment.

Solution
Mirafi® PET reinforcement geotextiles
have been chosen to address the basal
reinforcement for the expressway
project. Embankment fill over Mirafi® PET 600/50 reinforced geotextile

TenCate Mirafi® is a registered trademark of TenCate Geosythetics.

Further details of this application and products can be obtained by contacting your nearest TenCate Technical Support office. Unauthorized reproduction and distribution prohibited. This document is provided as
supporting service only. The information contained in this document is to the best of our knowledge true and correct. No warranty whatsoever is expressed or implied or given. Engineers wishing to apply this
information shall satisfy themselves on the validity of the input data relative to the applicable soil and engineering conditions and in doing so assume design liability.

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