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Design of Transmission Lines, Structures, and FoundationsA comprehensive study of transmission design principles

February 25March 1, 2013 in Lake Buena Vista, Florida

November 1115, 2013 in Madison, Wisconsin

Computerized Transmission Line Design: PLS-CADD Hands-On Training

A specialized course focusing on computer-aided designFebruary 1822, 2013 in Lake Buena Vista, Florida

December 913, 2013 in Orlando, Florida

Expert Instructors

The instructors for these courses arerecognized experts in their fields. Theyare experienced design engineers withmany years of practical experience intransmission line and foundation design.

Otto Lynch, Principal Instructor, is acivil/structural engineer and the primaryinstructor and course coordinator forboth of these courses. Lynch is recognizedthroughout the industry as an expert intransmission line design and is one of thedevelopers of the widely used transmissioline design software program, PLS-CADD

You will benefit from his expert teachingabilities and his career-long experience intransmission line design.

Dr. Anthony M. DiGioia Jr. is presidentof DiGioia, Gray & Associates LLCand former president and chairmanof GAI Consultants. DiGioia managesmajor projects in various areas of civilengineering.

Real-Life Examples

The concepts presented in these courses

will be reinforced with case studiesfrom the actual work history of yourexperienced instructors. These practicalapplications of engineering designtechniques will assist your learning andshow you how to apply the knowledge yougain in these courses to real-life problemsyou face on the job.

Enroll online today! epd.engr.wisc.ed

Two important courses for transmission line design engineers, structural engineers, consultingengineers, design and drafting technicians, and others needing a thorough understandingof the engineering principles of transmission line design and behavior.

Design of TransmissionLines, Structures, andFoundations

This in-depth course will provide you withthe latest criteria and practical techniquesused in the design of transmissionlines, structures, and foundations. Yourinstructors first will explain transmissiondesign concepts and then illustrate themwith design examples using traditional

design methods and modern computersoftware. This course does not includetraining in how to use the PLS-CADDcomputer program.

Course topics include:

Singleandmultiplepolestructures

Latticedsteeltowers

Conductordesignandbehavior

Lineassessmentandupgradingconcepts

Strengthanalysisforjointuse

Foundationdesign

This up-to-date course applies to the designof new transmission lines and the upgradeof existing ones.

Earn 3.4 Continuing Education Units(CEU) or 34 Professional DevelopmentHours (PDH).

Computerized TransmissionLine Design: PLS-CADDHands-On Training

The purpose of this course is to teachyou how to use the PLS-CADD computerprogram. This computer lab courseincludes background theory and hands-oncomputer modeling. Lectures will presentthe basic concepts, and computer exerciseswill illustrate them. Numerous case studies

will provide a range of real-life examples.Course topics include:

Softwaresystemoverviewandterrainmodeling

Conductordesignandmodeling

Structuresmodelingbyallowablespans

Interactivelinedesignandgenerationofconstruction documents

Modelingexistinglines,assessment,andrefurbishment

Usingdetailedstructuremodelsfor

strength verificationThis course will provide you with thetraining you need to be more proficientwith the computer software that will makeyou more effective on your job.

Earn 3.2 Continuing Education Units(CEU) or 32 Professional DevelopmentHours (PDH).

Course Summaries
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Design of Transmission Lines, Structures, and FoundationsFebruary 25March 1, 2013 in Lake Buena Vista, Florida

November 1115, 2013 in Madison, Wisconsin

Learn How to Design NewTransmission Facilities and

Upgrade Existing OnesA comprehensive design guideAt this technical course you will learn thelatest criteria and practical techniques forthe design of transmission lines, structures,and their foundations. You will studyvarious types of supporting structures,including wood, concrete, and tubularand latticed steel. You will also learn aboutconductor design and behavior undervarious operating temperatures and weatherconditions. You will examine concepts forassessing and upgrading the capability of

existing transmission lines. This coursedoes not include training in how to use thePLS-CADD computer program.

Transmission capacity in short supplyWind farms and deregulation havechanged the way the electric grid is beingused. Power transfers have increasedtransmission flows and taxed the capacityof existing lines. In addition, loads havegrown substantially over the last decadewhile few new transmission lines were built.These factors have produced a shortage oftransmission capacity in many areas of the

UnitedStates.

More capacity neededNew transmission lines will need to bebuilt to meet the requirements of growingloads and operation under changingcompetitive markets. Where right-of-way isat a premium and new lines cannot be built,existing lines will need to be upgraded tomeet growing needs.

Learn transmission design principlesConstruction of new lines and upgradingof existing ones will require comprehensive

knowledge of transmission line conductors,structures, and foundations. This coursewill give you the knowledge you need toeffectively design new lines and modifyexisting ones to meet the future needs of theelectric transmission system.

Bring Your Own LaptopComputer

Classroom exercises in transmission linedesign and foundation design will becomputer-based.Forthispurpose,weask that students bring their own laptopcomputers. See computer hardware andsoftware requirements below. If you preferto rent a computer, please indicate thatchoice on the enrollment form. ContactProgram Director John Raksany([email protected];800-462-0876) if you have questions.

Computer Hardware and

Software RequirementsYourlaptopmusthaveMicrosoftWindows7, XP or Vista installed. It must also have a1 GHz or faster processor, a minimum of512MBofRAM,and200MBofavailabledisk space. An external two-button mouseis also recommended. You must haveadministrative rights on your computerso that the transmission design exercisesoftware, PLS-CADD/LITE, and thefoundationdesignexercisesoftware,FADTools 5.0, can be installed. A CD of PLS-CADD/LITE will be supplied at the course,

along with a free six-month license to usethissoftware.AFAD5.0setupfilewillalsobe available at the course, andyou will receive a free 30-day licenseto use this software.

Key Course Topics

Designcriteriaandloads Wind,ice,andbrokenconductorloads

Basicsagandslackequations

Surveydataandclearancerequirements

Spottingtransmissionstructures

Conductordesignandbehavior

Assessingexistingcapability

Structuralanalysisforupgrading/reconductoring

Strengthanalysisforjointuse

Foundationsforsinglepoles,frames,

and towers

Youll Learn How To

Analyzesingleandmultiplepolestructures

Applybasicbucklingequationstowoodpole designs

Modelandanalyzesteellatticedtowers

Checkstructurestrengthsandlineclearances

ApplyNESCoverloadfactors

Enroll online today! epd.engr.wisc.edu

Not a Computer SoftwareTraining Course

We want to emphasize that this first courseis not intended to give you advancedtraining on how to use the PLS-CADDtransmission line design software. Thecompanion course, ComputerizedTransmission Line Design: PLS-CADDHands-On Training, will do that. This first

course gives you a thorough review of allthe major civil and mechanical engineeringconcepts and methods used in the designof transmission lines and foundations. Theinstructor introduces you to the classicalanalytical design methods and developsthe force and moment equations usingtraditional lecture and Q & A techniques.He then uses PLS-CADD software toillustrate the concepts and design examplepresented in this course.

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Course Instructors

Dr. Anthony M. DiGioia Jr. is president

of DiGioia, Gray & Associates LLCand former president and chairmanof GAI Consultants. DiGioia managesmajor projects in various areas of civilengineering, including soil mechanics,foundation engineering, and probabilisticanalysis and design of transmissionlines, structures, and foundations. As anassistant professor of civil engineeringatCarnegieMellonUniversity,hetaughtcourses on various subjects, including soilmechanics, foundation engineering, andbridge foundation design. He is currentlyan adjunct professor in the Civil andEnvironmental Engineering Department ofCarnegieMellonUniversityandamemberofASCE,SAME,ASTM,CIGRE,andIEEE.

Otto J. Lynch, PE, is a civil/structuralengineer and Vice President of Power LineSystems,Inc.,Madison,Wisconsin.Priorto joining Power Line Systems, Lynch waswithBlack&Veatchforover12yearsdoingcivil/structural design for substations andtransmission lines. He has designed severalfamilies of lattice steel transmission towers,participated in their full-scale testing

programs, and worked on transmissionprojects ranging from 69kV through 500kVand utilizing wood, tapered tubular steel,lattice steel, concrete, and laminated woodstructures throughout the world. Lynch isan experienced project manager of largeturnkey transmission projects through345kV. In addition to his real-worldtransmission design experience, Lynchalso has extensive knowledge of computerapplications related to design and analysisof transmission lines and structures. Sincejoining Power Line Systems in 2000, he

has taught many courses and seminars onoverhead line design and analysis.

Benefit from Case Studies

Your instructors, experienced designengineers, will use case studies and designexamples to illustrate (1) actual applicationsof the concepts discussed in this course and(2) the real-world design issues you mayface in the field.

Computer Software Includedwith Course

The transmission design conceptspresented in this course will be illustratedthrough design examples using the linedesign program PLS-CADD, developed byPower Line Systems, Inc. You will receivea CD and instructions for a free six-monthlicense to use a subset of that program(PLS-CADD/LITE) that calculates sags,tensions, loading trees, and thermal ratingof overhead conductors.

The foundation design classroom exercisesin this course will be worked using thefoundationdesignsoftware,FADTools

5.0.YouwillbeabletoloadtheFADTools5.0 software on your laptop during class,and you will receive a free 30-day licensetousethissoftware.FADTools5.0isusedto analyze and design direct embeddedpole, drilled shaft foundations for axial,lateral, and moment loading. It is also usedto analyze and design H-frame structurefoundations for axial, lateral, and momentloading during uplift and compression.

Who Should Attend

This course will benefit those peopleinvolved in the design and constructionof transmission line structures and theirfoundations. This includes:

Transmissionlinedesignengineers

Structuralengineers

Consultingengineers

Designanddraftingtechnicians

CADtechnicians

Surveyors

Experienced individuals and those recentlyassigned to transmission line projects will

benefit from this course.

Course outline on next page

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To learn more about these and othercourses, please contact us.

Web: epd.engr.wisc.edu

E-mail: [email protected]

Phone: 800-462-0876

Past Attendees Say

This has been the best

technical seminar that I have

attended. The information

was provided in a manner

that makes it applicable to the

daily engineering activities of

the utility industry.

Brandon Boone, Lead Service Planner, SumterElectric Cooperative, Inc.

The course and notebook are

excellent! The notebook will

be a great design reference for

me in my daily job of designing

transmission lines. I really

liked the integration of using

PLS-CADD, TOWER, etc. into

the course. Very helpful and

interesting.

Michael Braithwaite, Civil Engineer, Nevada Power

I have attended several

short courses and this has

been the best. Organization,presentation, and content

were superb. The speakers

were very effective in

communicating the materials.

Jeremy Pettus, EIT, Tennessee Valley Authority
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Design of Transmission Lines, Structures, and Foundationscontinued

Course Outline

Monday

7:30 Registration

February 25March 1

Holiday InnIn the Walt Disney World

Resort

1805 Hotel Plaza Boulevard

Lake Buena Vista, FL

November 1115

The Pyle Center

702 Langdon Street

Madison, WI

8:00 Welcome

John A. Raksany, PE

Program Director

Department of Engineering Professional

DevelopmentUniversity of WisconsinMadison

8:15 Instruction Begins

Otto Lynch, PE

Vice President

Power Line Systems, Inc.

1. Design Criteria and Loads

Designphilosophies

Codesandstandards

Windandiceloads

Longitudinalloads

Conceptsofwindandweightspans

2. Behavior of Suspended Cables

Basicsagandslackequations

Rulingspanconcept

Offsetclipping

Interactionbetweenstructuresand

cables

3. Loading Tree

4:30 Adjournment

Tuesday

8:00 Instruction Continues

Otto Lynch, PE

4. Conductor Design and Behavior

Conductortypes Creepandpermanentelongation

Sag-tensioncalculations

High-temperatureeffects

Currentvs.temperaturerelationships

Vibrationandgalloping

5. Basic Structure Spotting

Strengthconsiderations

Clearancerequirements

6. Computer Analysis and Design Tools

PLS-CADD/LITE

3-dimensionallinemodeling

Examples

4:30 Adjournment

4:30 Optional Session

Advanced Computer Analysis and DesignTools

Designexamplesthatillustratemodern

computerdesigncapabilitiesthrough

useofthePLS-CADDsoftwaretool

6:00 Adjournment

Wednesday


Otto Lynch, PE

7. Design of Wood Poles

Unguyedandguyed

8. Design of Tubular Steel Poles

9. Design of Concrete Poles

10. Design of Wood H-Frames

11. Line Assessment and Upgrading

Concepts

Assessingexistingcapability

Elevatedtemperatureoperation

Re-tensioning/re-sagging

Polejointuseissues

Structuralanalysisforupgrading/

reconductoring

12. Case Studies

4:30 Adjournment

Thursday


Otto Lynch, PE

13. Design of Steel Latticed Towers

Towerconfigurations

Modelingforanalysis

Detaileddesigncriteria

Examples

Dr. Anthony M. DiGioia Jr.

President

DiGioia,Gray&Associates,LLC

14. Foundations Howtospecify,analyze,andusesoil

investigations

Typesoffoundations

15. Foundations for Single Poles

Analysisanddesignmethods

Examples

4:30 Adjournment

Friday


Dr. Anthony M. DiGioia Jr.

16. Foundations for Frames and Towers

Factorsinfluencingtypeoffoundations

Analysisanddesignmethods

Examples

17. Guy Anchors

3:00 Final Adjournment

Daily Schedule

The daily schedule for both courseswill include morning and afternoonrefreshment breaks and lunch at noon.The courses will be conducted in a smoke-free environment.


Past Attendees Say

Excellent course. This course

provided information

essential to anyone involved

in transmission engineering

and design.

Richard Goddard, Manager, Transmission

Engineering and Project Management, Portland

General Electric

I liked the class problems

they provided immediate

opportunities to apply the

theory.Richard Jinkerson, Director of Engineering, Trinity

Structural Towers, Inc.

I really appreciated the

hands-on classroom exercise

of doing the line design

manually using templates.

Simon Pang, Structural Engineering Specialist,

ATCO Electric Ltd.

Both speakers are very

well versed in the design

of transmission lines and

foundations, and it was

very good for me to review

the numerous design points,

assumptions, and formulas.

Dennis McAninch, Staff Engineer, NV Energy

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Benefit from AdvancedComputer Technology

Advanced software aids transmissiondesign processAdvanced computer programs are availableto aid the transmission design engineerin the structural and geometric design ofelectric power lines. Computer softwarealso makes it possible to more easilyproduce related construction documentssuch as plan-and-profile drawings andmaterial lists.

Software not always used to full potentialWhile computer tools are available togreatly increase the design engineers

productivity and work quality, they areoften not used to their full potential. Onereason is a lack of training or understandingof advanced survey techniques, properdesign criteria, line behavior, structuralanalysis, and drafting. A second reasonis an ineffective integration of these newdesign tools.

Learn how to use integrated softwareAt this course you will have hands-on training on how to use advancedtransmission design software thathas integrated the various surveying,

engineering, drafting, and materialmanagement functions. Your training willhelp you become proficient at using thisadvanced software and help you be moreproductive when using it in your work.

Learn How to Use PLS-CADDThrough Computer Exercises

The purpose of this course is to teachyou how to use the PLS-CADD computerprogram. The course emphasizes hands-oncomputer modeling. Your instructor will

first explain a basic transmission designconcept and then demonstrate how toimplement that design principle using thePLS-CADD software. Students will thenexecute the same design principles on theirown computers. Numerous case studies willprovide a range of real-life examples.

Get the Training You NeedTo Be More Effective on

Your JobThe purpose of this course is to teachdesign engineers and technicians how touse the PLS-CADD computer program.Case studies will provide real-life examples.This course will provide you with thetraining you need to more effectively usePLS-CADD software on your job.

Special Featuresof This Course

Backgroundtheoryandcomputer

exercises Reviewofbasiclinedesignconcepts

State-of-the-artintegratedsoftware

Casestudies

Hands-On Training...Limited Enrollment

Becausethiscoursefeaturesintensivehands-on computer training, we limitenrollment to 25 students. Enroll early toensure your place in the class.

Computer Software Usedin This Course

The computerized design tool capabilitiespresented in this course will be illustratedthrough design examples using theprograms PLS-CADD, PLS-POLE andTOWER, developed by Power Line Systems,Inc. These programs and classroomexample files will be installed on eachstudents computer for students to useduring class.

Who Should AttendThis course is intended for transmissionengineers, technicians, and managers whoare using or planning to use computerizedline design tools. This includes:

Transmissionlinedesignengineers

Structuralengineers

Consultingengineers

Design,drafting,CADtechnicians

Surveyors

Course instructor and outline on next page

Computerized Transmission Line Design: PLS-CADD Hands-On TrainingFebruary 1822, 2013 in Lake Buena Vista, Florida

December 913, 2013 in Orlando, Florida

Past Attendees Say

I really liked the intermingled

combination of hands-on

computer work, illustrations

of practical situations, and

understandable explanations

of the associated physics.

Excellent course, I learned

a lot!

Mark Hiple, Supervising Engineer, Ameren IP

I thought that the class and

content were wonderful. Otto

Lynch did a great job teaching

this course!

Scott Higley, Engineering Technician, Springfield

Utility Board

Bring Your Own Laptop

We ask that students bring their own laptopcomputers for these courses. See computerhardware requirements below. If you preferto rent a computer, please indicate thatchoice on the enrollment form. ContactProgram Director John Raksany ([email protected]; 800-462-0876) if youhave questions.

Computer HardwareRequirements

If you are already a PLS-CADD user,please bring a laptop on which you havepreviously run the PLS-CADD software.YourlaptopmusthaveMicrosoftWindows7, XP or Vista installed. It must also havea 1 GHz or faster processor, a minimumof512MBofRAM,200MBofavailablediskspace,andanavailableUSBportforhardware key connection. An external

two-button mouse is also recommended.If you have not previously installed PLSsoftware on your computer,you must haveadministrative rights on your computerso that the hardware key drivers can beinstalled. Detailed computer hardware andsoftware information will be e-mailed toyou several weeks before the course starts.

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Computerized Transmission Line Design: PLS-CADD Hands-On Training continued

Course Instructor

Otto J. Lynch, PE, Vice President of PowerLineSystems,Inc.,Madison,Wisconsin,is responsible for the technical sales anddevelopment of overhead line software. Heis an expert in the PLS-CADD computer

program and has conducted numerousseminars and training sessions in its useand applications. A pioneer in integratingLiDAR aerial survey data into the PLS-CADD program for transmission linererating and reconductoring projects, Lynchis an expert in all the computer programsused throughout the course.

Course Outline

Monday

7:30 Registration

February 1822

Holiday InnIn the Walt Disney World Resort

1805 Hotel Plaza Boulevard

Lake Buena Vista, FL

December 913

The International Palms Resort

and Conference Center

6515 International Drive

Orlando,FL

8:00 Welcome

John A. Raksany, PE

Program Director

University of WisconsinMadison

8:15 Instruction Begins

1. Overview and Terrain Modeling

PLS-CADDsystemoverview

Presentationofprojects

Howtoorganizeprojectfiles

Viewcommands,openingofwindows,

viewing of phases and sags

Neededterraindataandsurveying

techniques

Prepareaterrainmodel

generate and edit feature codes data

import/generateandeditterrainfiles:

XYZ or PFL models

digitizeexistingdrawings

1.1 LiDAR Aerial Surveying

Howtouse3-dimensionalsurveydata

BuildingdesignmodelsfromLiDARdata

Identifyingclearancelimitsandpotential

for clearance upgrades

5:00 Adjournment

Thursday


7. Modeling of Poles and Frames by

Analysis

Overviewofstructureprograms;

PLS-POLE

Createandeditwood,steelandconcretpoles/frames

Determiningallowablespansofexisting

structure designs

8. Modeling Existing Lines, Assessment,

and Refurbishing

Modelingexistinglinesandstructures

Assessment,reconductoring,

refurbishing,etc.

Jointuseissuesandmodeling

LinkstoSAPS

limits of validity of ruling span concep

unbalancedice,RSLafterbroken

conductor,markerballs,structure

deflection, etc.

5:00 Adjournment

Friday


9. Automatic Optimum Spotting

Theoryandexamples

10. Checking Detailed Tower Models

BriefoverviewofTOWERprogram

capabilities

LinkagebetweenPLS-CADDandTOWER

Checkingandmodifyingolder

tower designs

12:00 Final Adjournment


Hotel Room Availabilityin Central Florida

Please note that hotel rooms may bescarceinthecentralFlorida/Orlandoarea during this course period. If youplan, or tentatively plan, to attend thiscourse, please reserve your hotel roomearly and before the cut-off dateslisted in the accommodations section.

Note: The hotel room blocks are forthe convenience of those wishing tostay at the conference hotel. It is notnecessary to stay at this hotel to attendthe course.

Tuesday


2. Conductor Design and Modeling

Variousconductortypes

Conductorproperties:advantagesand

disadvantages

Permanentdeformationfromoverloading and creep

Effectsofhightemperatureoncreepand

strength reduction

ConductormodelsinPLS-CADD

stress-straincharts

where to get conductor data

Aeolianvibrations:howtolimit

Temperaturevs.ampacity

Linethermalrating

3. Design Criteria

Weatherdata

Windandiceloads:gustresponse

factors, etc.

Conductorlimitsofuse Conditionsforautomaticsagging

Structureloadsandsafetyfactors

Conditionsforcheckingclearances

PLS-CADD/LITE:simplifiedPLS-CADD

module

quicksag/tensioncalculations

various sagging methods

createloadfilesforTOWERand

PLS-POLE

5:00 Adjournment

Wednesday


4. Structures Modeling by Allowable

Spans

Availablestructuremodels

allowablespansmethod

full analysis method

Materiallists,partslists

Createandeditallowablespanstructures

5. Interactive Line Design

Spotstructuresinteractively

Stringandsagconductors:demonstrate

four sagging methods

Checkclearances:vertical,between

phases, galloping, etc.

Checkoveralldesignefficiency

6. Generate Construction Documents

Plan-and-profilesheets,stakinglists,

stringing charts, offset clipping, etc.

5:00 Adjournment

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General InformationFees

February 25March 1, 2013 and November 1115, 2013 Design of Transmission Courses: Fee o $2095 covers coursematerials, break rereshments, lunches, and certifcate.

February 1822, 2013 and December 913, 2013PLS-CADD Courses: Fee o $2095 covers course materials, breakrereshments, lunches, and certifcate.

Cancellation

February 25March 1, 2013 and November 1115, 2013Design of Transmission Courses: I you cannot attend pleasenotiy us seven days in advance o the course, and we will reundyour ee. Cancellations received ater that date and no-shows aresubject to a $150 administrative ee. You may enroll a substituteat any time beore the course starts.

February 1822, 2013 and December 913, 2013 PLS-CADD Courses: *These limited enrollment courses require eepayment at time o enrollment. I you cannot attend pleasenotiy us seven days in advance o the course, and we will reundyour ee. Cancellations received ater this date and no-shows willbe charged the ull course ee. You may enroll a substitute at anytime beore the course starts.

Location

February 1822, 2013 and February 25March 1, 2013,PLS-CADD andDesign of Transmission Courses:Holiday Inn In the Walt Disney World Resort, 1805 Hotel PlazaBlvd., Lake Buena Vista, FL. Phone messages: 407-828-8888.

November 1115, 2013 Design of Transmission Course:The Pyle Center, 702 Langdon Street, Madison, WI. Phonemessages: 608-262-1122.

December 913, 2013 PLS-CADD: The International PalmsResort and Conerence Center, 6515 International Drive, Orlando,FL. Phone messages: 407-351-3500.

Accommodations

February 1822, 2013 PLS-CADD Course: We have reserved ablock o guest rooms (rates starting at $109) at Holiday InnIn the Walt Disney World Resort, 1805 Hotel Plaza Blvd.,

Lake Buena Vista, FL. Reserve a room online at epd.engr.wisc.edu/lodgingN461or call 877-394-5765 by January 17 andmention group code PLS. Room requests made ater January 17will be subject to availability and at prevailing rates.

February 25March 1, 2013 Design of TransmissionCourse: We have reserved a block o guest rooms (rates startingat $109) at Holiday Inn In the Walt Disney World Resort, 1805Hotel Plaza Blvd., Lake Buena Vista, FL. Reserve a room online atepd.engr.wisc.edu/lodgingN462 or call 877-394-5765 by January24 and mention group code DTL. Room requests made aterJanuary 24 will be subject to availability and at prevailing rates.

November 1115, 2013 Design of Transmission Course:

We have reserved a block o guest rooms (rates starting at $89,including continental breakast) or course participants at the

Lowell Center, 610 Langdon Street, Madison, WI. Reserve a roomonline at epd.engr.wisc.edu/lodgingN728 , or call 866-301-1753or 608-256-2621 and indicate that you will be attending thiscourse. Room requests made later than October 13 will besubject to availability. Your enrollment confrmation will includeother hotel/motel inormation.

December 913, 2013 PLS-CADD Course: We have reserveda block o guest rooms (rates starting at $79) at The InternationalPalms Resort and Conerence Center, 6515 International Drive,Orlando, FL. To reserve a room, call 800-354-8332 or407-351-3500 and mention group code PLS-C ADD. Roomrequests made ater November 18 will be subject to availabilityand at prevailing rates.

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