New Part-Time STE CE Faculty - Arlene & Daniel

Engr. Arlene dela Cruz is a structural engineer at Ventech International Services Philippines, Inc. She graduated from Mapua Institute of Technology in 2003 with BS Civil Engineering degree. While working, she later pursued her graduate study at University of the Philippines, Diliman where she graduated in 2010 with degree of MS Civil Engineering major in Structural Engineering. She has been in the mining, oil and gas industry for both offshore and onshore the past nine years. Her experiences include leading a team of structural engineers and drafters, mentors junior engineers, checking of steel and concrete calculations and reviewing structural drawings. Arlene has travelled and worked across different countries such as Chile, South Korea, Australia and Philippines. She is a professional member of Engineers Australia. 

Engr. Daniel Nichol R. Valerio is a graduate of BSCE-STE from De La Salle University – Manila in 2011. He was an AUN/SEED-net scholar at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, Thailand where he graduated Masters of Engineering Degree in 2014. He specializes in Structural Engineering in both universities and focuses on topics related to steel fiber and concrete composites.

 

DLSU Students & Faculty at 7th ATRANS- Bangkok

DLSU Participants

DLSU TRE students and faculty presented papers at the The 7^th Asian Transportation Research Society (ATRANS) Symposium with the theme " “Transportation for a Better Life”" was held in Bangkok, Thailand on August 22, 2014. The paper presented are shown below:

 7^th ATRANS Symposium Presenters

SUMMARY OF DLSU PRESENTERS AT THE 7TH ATRANS SYMPOSIUM
TITLE	Presenters/Authors
Truck Ban in the City of Manila and Port Congestion	Dr. Alexis M. Fillone
Assessment of the On-street Parking Management in Ermita Malate, Philippines	Ms. Judylyn C. Valdez
Developing a Public Transit Scheduling Tool for Metro Manila Bus Operators	Mr. Raymund Abad
Current Bus Service Operating Characteristics Along EDSA, Metro Manila	Mr. Kristoffer Ian Daniel Z.
The Panay-Guimaras Negros Bridge Project: An Initial Assessment	Engr. Nicanor Jr. R. Roxas
Mode Choice Analysis of Urban Trips in Iloilo City	Mr. Frederick Lloyd A. Sosuan
Mode Shifting Behavior of Bus Passengers to Rail System under Improved Rail Operations	Ms. Germaine Ann C. Dilay
Developing the Traffic Analysis Zones of Iloilo City by Means of Political and Land use Boundaries for Urban Transport Planning Purposes	Mr. Rico Chiu, Mr. Lawrence Chua, Ms. Gizelle Lim, Mr. Marco Salcedo
Impact Assessment of Traffic Management Measures in the Vicinity of De La Salle University - Manila	Ms. Danica Carpio, Mr. Joshua Chua, Analyn Dela Pena, Kervin Lucas, De La Salle University - Manila

 

Dr. Alexis Fillone receives a token from ATRANS organizer

The symposium was composed of three parts. The first part consisted of a series of speakers and the awarding of poster making and essay writing contest in the high school division. These creative outputs were also displayed outside the conference room and were to be viewed by the participants of the conference. The theme of the posters and essays is in line with the ASEAN integration and the role of transportation in making this significant change happen. The posters showed the different countries that are part of the integration and all the modes of transportation that are available in these places. After the awarding of the poster making and essay writing competition and the series of discussion by the speakers, the symposium proceeded to the second part of the event – the young research forum.

The young research forum was composed of about 60 presenters that were divided to 3 session rooms. These presenters underwent research review prior to attending the symposium. Only qualified papers were allowed to present in the forum. The first stage of the qualification process is the submission of abstracts. Once the abstracts were submitted, a response from ATRANS was received. Following the notice of abstract acceptance is the research paper submission that will also undergo peer review. An email of paper acceptance was then to be received upon ATRANS approval of the submitted paper. On the day of the conference, presenters from different ASEAN countries took part on the forum. Watching the presentation of each presenter enabled the audience to get a glimpse of the transportation system present in their respective countries.

- by Germaine Ann Dilay