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Bayonne Bridge Will Be Raised to Accommodate Larger Ships Print E-mail
History & Heritage Committee
Bayonne Bridge When the widening of the Panama Canal is completed in 2014, a new generation of "Panamax" ships will begin to dock at ports along the East Coast. However, the existing 151-foot vertical clearance of the Bayonne Bridge would pose navigational issues for taller types of vessels using the Kill Van Kull to reach New Jersey's container terminals in Elizabeth and Newark.
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20th Annual Mueser Rutledge Technical Lecture Print E-mail
Geotechnical Group
Prof. Merguerian (right) accepting the Golden Apple from Robert Talby at the end of the lecture
On November 23, 2009, Professor Charles Merguerian delivered the 20th Annual Mueser Rutledge Technical Lecture at the CUNY Graduate Center Recital Hall in New York City.

Prof. Merguerian is a faculty member at the Geology Department of Hofstra University and Duke Geological Laboratory. He delivered a lecture titled "Geological Constraints on TBM Penetration on Hard Rock Tunneling, NYC"

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YMF Participates in Race to Deliver in Central Park Print E-mail
Younger Member Forum
On November 21, 2010 the ASCE Met Section Younger Member Forum participated in the Race to Deliver. Eight individuals braved the cold weather to run four miles in Central Park to help raise money for the God's Love We Deliver charity which is the tri-state area's leading provider of nutritious, individually-tailored meals to people who are too sick to shop or cook for themselves. This is a yearly event that the Younger Members have been participating in every year, so feel free to join us next year.
 
Younger Members Tour Second Avenue Subway Construction Print E-mail
Younger Member Forum
The Second Avenue Subway has been nicknamed the "The Line That Time Forgot" because it is one of New York City's greatest projects never to be built—although this will soon change. On November 19, 2010, a group of civil engineers from the Younger Member Forum got a unique glimpse at construction of Phase I of the underground subway line with a tour of the Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) Launch Box site.
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Self Consolidating High Performance SFRC Print E-mail
Construction Group
Dr. Ferrara Presenting Self Consolidating High Preformance SFRC .
On October 28, 2010 the Met Section Construction Group welcomed Dr. Liberato Ferrara of Politecnico di Milano in Italy for a technical lecture on "Self Consolidating High Performance SFRC: from Material Concept towards Structural Applications." Dr. Ferrara is a Professor of the Department of Structural Engineering at Politecnico di. Milano. He presented his lecture to over 30 engineers and students at the New York City College of Technology Atrium Amphitheater in Brooklyn.
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Design-Build for Subsurface Projects Print E-mail
Geotechnical Group
Dr. Gary Brierley (left) receiving a golden apple from Geotechnical Group Chair Robert Talby at the end of the lecture.
Dr. Gary Brierley delivered a technical lecture to the Geotechnical Group titled "Design/Build Subsurface Projects" at the CUNY Graduate Center on October 14, 2010. Dr. Brierley is the currently the President of Brierley Associates, LLC located in Denver, Colorado and has taught at several universities.
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