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Additional Foundation Projects
Alaska DOT&PF
Fairbanks, AK
Project Description
Principle geotechnical design engineer for the long Badger Road overpass. The
structure, approximately 40 m long, is supported on mechanically stabilized earth
abutments. The design effort included planning and carrying out the field exploration
with thermal measurements, laboratory testing, seismic assessment, assessment of
foundation alternatives and retaining wall design.
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Utah Department of Transportation
Project Description
Senior peer reviewer for the geotechnical subsurface investigation and design for the
preliminary I-15 Design/Build corridor project. The program included a study to
estimate settlement for 54 bridge embankments over a 17.4 mile section of rigid
pavement. A manual was developed that included guidance on pile foundations,
embankment stability, embankment settlement, retaining wall/mechanically stabilized
earth wall design, liquefaction and lateral displacements and instrumentation types
and frequencies. Liquefaction assessment guidelines were also provided.
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Boeing South Bridge Across Cedar River
Project Description
Lead geotechnical consultant for a study to modify bridge structure to mitigate
potential flood damage. Directed subsurface investigation and the assessment of the
existing pile foundation to sustain lateral seismic induced loads. Impacts due to
liquefaction and scour were also quantified.
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Deleware Memorial Bridge
Threat Assessment, Vulnerability Analysis, and Mitigation Design
Project Description
In order to reduce the potential of significant damage or collapse of the suspension
spans an assessment was performed to identify elements of the suspension bridge that
could be vulnerable to terrorist attacks and to develop measures to provide enhanced
resistance to such incidents. The effort included the development of a threat
scenario, a vulnerability assessment to potential blast and fragmentation damage,
and the design of mitigation measures for the main tower and suspension cables against
the design threat.
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