so 80 natoma was a 3-person review panel. i was one of the members. it was way early in the process. i was the chair. >> you were the chair which was interesting because you were not a licensed structural but playing the role of the academic but you were the chair? >> right, back then the rule to be a structural engineer wasn't in print anywhere. so i served as a chair in more than one such panel, but in the last 10 years i have not chaired a single peer review panel anywhere and that's fine with me. so there was a practicing structural engineer, license structural engineer who was a member of the peer review panel, and there is a geotechnical engineer who was also involved with that panel. we were hired by, i think the developer was jack myers. >> that is correct. >> i haven't heard the name in a while, but he was the developer in that case. so i presume our contract was through him and the maintenance of record was clav chic and ron was the -- i don't remember the plan checker. >> the plan checker was tom huey. >> quite possible. that's how that pro

so 80 natoma was a 3-person review panel. i was one of the members. it was way early in the process. i was the chair. >> you were the chair which was interesting because you were not a licensed structural but playing the role of the academic but you were the chair? >> right, back then the rule to be a structural engineer wasn't in print anywhere. so i served as a chair in more than one such panel, but in the last 10 years i have not chaired a single peer review panel anywhere and that's fine with me. so there was a practicing structural engineer, license structural engineer who was a member of the peer review panel, and there is a geotechnical engineer who was also involved with that panel. we were hired by, i think the developer was jack myers. >> that is correct. >> i haven't heard the name in a while, but he was the developer in that case. so i presume our contract was through him and the maintenance of record was clav chic and ron was the -- i don't remember the plan checker. >> the plan checker was tom huey. >> quite possible. that's how that pro

. >> in the case of 80 natoma, what was the relationship? >> with 80 natoma, it was one of the first of the high rise performance based designs to come into this city that utilized what we would call a hoer only, all the seismic resistance is contained in the elevator hoer. no moment frame. when they consider the height, that falls out of the prescription for the building code and the building department would invoke a peer review. 80 natoma was the first of those. so 80 natoma was a 3-person review panel. i was one of the members. it was way early in the process. i was the chair. >> you were the chair which was interesting because you were not a licensed structural but playing the role of the academic but you were the chair? >> right, back then the rule to be a structural engineer wasn't in print anywhere. so i served as a chair in more than one such panel, but in the last 10 years i have not chaired a single peer review panel anywhere and that's fine with me. so there was a practicing structural engineer, license structural engineer who wa

so 80 natoma was a 3-person review panel. i was one of the members. it was way early in the process. i was the chair. >> you were the chair which was interesting because you were not a licensed structural but playing the role of the academic but you were the chair? >> right, back then the rule to be a structural engineer wasn't in print anywhere. so i served as a chair in more than one such panel, but in the last 10 years i have not chaired a single peer review panel anywhere and that's fine with me. so there was a practicing structural engineer, license structural engineer who was a member of the peer review panel, and there is a geotechnical engineer who was also involved with that panel. we were hired by, i think the developer was jack myers. >> that is correct. >> i haven't heard the name in a while, but he was the developer in that case. so i presume our contract was through him and the maintenance of record was clav chic and ron was the -- i don't remember the plan checker. >> the plan checker was tom huey. >> quite possible. that's how that pro

so 80 natoma was a 3-person review panel. i was one of the members.t was way early in the process. i was the chair. >> you were the chair which was interesting because you were not a licensed structural but playing the role of the academic but you were the chair? >> right, back then the rule to be a structural engineer wasn't in print anywhere. so i served as a chair in more than one such panel, but in the last 10 years i have not chaired a single peer review panel anywhere and that's fine with me. so there was a practicing structural engineer, license structural engineer who was a member of the peer review panel, and there is a geotechnical engineer who was also involved with that panel. we were hired by, i think the developer was jack myers. >> that is correct. >> i haven't heard the name in a while, but he was the developer in that case. so i presume our contract was through him and the maintenance of record was clav chic and ron was the -- i don't remember the plan checker. >> the plan checker was tom huey. >> quite possible. that's how that proje

the same applies to the powers going back to 80 natoma not including 301 mission, but many other high rise towers are being performed by this design procedure in which the analysis are outside the prescribed methods of the building code. the city typically will bring in a seismic peer review panel. the panel usually has a scope of work that is restricted to seismic design because that's where the main difference with the prescriptive code revisions lies. it at times will also include design for wind because of the similarities between wind force and seismic force in terms of what systems are resisting those actions. but the scope is usually a seismic scope. and in current practice, the peer reviews are generally structured with a chairperson. the chairperson i think is required in this city to be practicing and registered structural engineer. there is typically a geotechnical engineer or engineer with seismology background who is skilled in issues related to the foundation design. geotechnical parameters, earthquake ground motion. and then there is generally an academic who is brought

here are today's contestants -- a junior at the united states military academy from natomas, florida. cheers and applause ] a junior at stanford university from austin, texas... [ cheers and applause ] and a sophomore at macalester college from atlanta, georgia... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the second of our quarter-final matches. after 27 years of marriage, i have learned some important things in life. so i'm going to begin today's program by saying happy valentine's day to my beautiful wife jean. and to all of you also. [ applause ] jennifer, viraj, and hannah, welcome. good luck. here we go into the jeopardy! round.

the same applies to the powers going back to 80 natoma not including 301 mission, but many other high rise towers are being performed by this design procedure in which the analysis are outside the prescribed methods of the building code. the city typically will bring in a seismic peer review panel. the panel usually has a scope of work that is restricted to seismic design because that's where the main difference with the prescriptive code revisions lies. it at times will also include design for wind because of the similarities between wind force and seismic force in terms

here are today's contestants -- a junior at the united states military academy from natomas, florida.ers and applause ] a junior at stanford university from austin, texas... [ cheers and applause ] and a sophomore at macalester college from atlanta, georgia... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the second of our quarter-final matches. after 27 years of marriage, i have learned some important things in life. so i'm going to begin today's program by saying happy valentine's day to my beautiful wife jean. and to all of you also. [ applause ] jennifer, viraj, and hannah, happy valentine's day to mwelcome. good luck.an. here we go into the jeopardy! round. and here come the categories. starting off with... of course. next... followed by... in quotation marks... gotta cram. ...i think. jennifer, start us. i'll take "fr" for $400, please. -viraj. -what is fraud? -correct. -sci-fi books for $200, please. viraj. -what is the moon? -moon is right. sci-fi for $400.