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2013 - Foundation Challenges in Urban Environments

• From the Designer's Perspective to the Owner's Perspective, Wayne Clough Event Flyer
• The Concept of Soil Setup in Pile Driving, Anthony Crincoli Crincoli
• Foundation Challenges in the New York City Metropolitan Area Caused by Nature, Humans, and Their Interactions, John Horvath Horvath
• Supporting Building on Organic Soils in NYC Metropolitan Area, Robert Alperstein Alperstein
• Lessons Learned – Groundwater Control Issues, Arthur Alzamora, Jr. Alzamora
• Drilling and Grouting in Difficult Soil, Richard Crockford
• Structural Geology and its Influence on the Kinematics of Rock Stability: A Critical Foundation Consideration in Urban Environments, Daniel A. Vellone and Charles Merguerian Vellone
• Underpinning Nothing, Nidal AbiSaab Abisaab
• Foundation Design of Latin America's Tallest Building: The Torre Reforma in Mexico City, Terrence Carroll Carroll
• Design and Performance of Buttress Walls for the Vehicular Security Center, World Trade Center,  Sitotaw Fantaye Fantaye
• NYC Redevelopment of a Historic Site on Boston's Waterfront, Lee Vanzler and Mark Haley Vanzler-Haley

2012 – Support of Excavation: Design, Construction, Instrumentation and Risk

• Underpinning and Risk – Looking Back and Looking Forward, Vincent Tirolo
• The Use of Deep Soil Mixed Walls for Excavation Support, Harry W. Schnabel
• Design, Construction, and Monitoring of A Complex Earth Retaining System for A Pedestrian Underpass across West Street to link WFC with WTC in NYC, Robert Yin and David M. Cregger
• Secant Pile Wall Alternative to Conventional Underpinning, Ketan H. Trivedi
• Design and Construction of Multi-Purpose Secant Pile Walls Wall in Long Island City, Queens, NY, Alfredas Daugiala and Adrian Pena-Iguaran
• Excavation and Construction of the Substructure of the Fulton Street Transit Center, Joseph Appleby and Norm Hirsch
• Remediation of Leaking Slurry Wall – East Side Access Project, Kenneth Larsson and Robert Gould
• London Underground Green Park Station – Step-free Access Design, Andreas Feiersinger
• S.Y. Fantaye and Richard Crockford, Design and Construction Challenges for the Jet Grout Wall at the Vehicular Security Center, World Trade Center, NYC
• Design for Single Level Anchored Soil Mixing Wall with Large Unbraced Length (Biscayne Bay, Fla.), Peter Chou and Rosa Castro-Krawiec
• Excavation Support Systems in Chicago Clay, Alireza Ayoubian and Douglas S. Roy

2011 – Case Studies and Recent Advances in Ground Improvement

• Design-Build: The Preferred Approach to Cost-Effective Ground Improvement, Thom Neff, Mitza Zobenica and Todd Kilduff
• Case Study - Improving Compressible Soils with Steep Surcharge Slopes and Mechanically Reinforced Earth Adjacent to Existing Structures and Utilities, Hiren J. Shah
• Evaluation of Four Ground Improvement Techniques for Embankment Support over Soft Ground (Surcharge with and without Wick Drains, Stone Columns and CMCs), Ragui Fahmy and Kwang Ro
• Sustainable Use of Controlled Modulus Columns in Brownfields Redevelopment Projects, Frederick Masse, Seth Pearlman, Mike Walker and Sonia Swift
• Stone Columns at Trenton Water Treatment Facility - Suitable Alternative to Remove and Replace for Mat Foundation, Darrell Wilder and Jesus Gomez
• Ground Improvement Utilizing Soil Mixing for Wind Turbines - A Case History, Sherif Hanna and Frank Pepe
• Evaluation of Jet Grout Column Formation - Recent Advances in Theory and Practice, Chu Ho and Richard Crockford
• Instrumentation and Performance of a Liquefaction Mitigation Program by Compaction Grouting at a Site in Metropolitan NYC, Richard Wakeman and Tanner Blackburn
• Blast Densification to Mitigate the Risk of Liquefaction at Westover Air Reserve Base in Chicopee, Massachusetts, Ulrich LaFosse and Ted von Rosenwinge
• Ground Freezing used for Ground Modifications to Support Mechanical Excavation for No. 7 Line Tunnel through Low Rock Cover Conditions, Kenneth Wigg and Alison Littlejohn

2010 – Mega-Projects of New York City, Geotechnical Aspects

• Northern Boulevard, East Side Access (Queens Segment), Geotechnical Issues, Waishing Lee and Sotirios Vardakos, Parsons Brinckerhoff
• Newtown Creek WPCP – An Urban Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade: A Geotechnical Perspective, Hiren J. Shah and Domenic D'Argenzio, Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers
• Design And Construction Issues Encountered When Reconstructing The Subgrade Space For The WTC Site, John S. Lizzo and Raymond Sandiford, The Port Authority of NY & NJ
• WTC Redevelopment – Geotechnical Design Issues, Joel Moskowitz and Pablo V. Lopez, Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers
• Geotechnical Works at the WTC - A Contractor's View, Richard Crockford, Nicholson Construction
• The Construction of the TBM Launch Box for the Second Avenue Subway in New York City, Stephen Young, Arup; Anil Parikh, MTA Capital Construction; Alaeden Jlelaty, Skanska
• Second Avenue Subway Project, Manhattan, New York: Field Instrumentation and Monitoring Design, Chu Ho, Arup; Ryan Drefus, Geocomp
• Dey Street Concourse Structural Box, Mitza Zobenica, Skanska
• Supporting North America's Tallest Ferris Wheel at Meadowlands Xanadu in the N.J. Meadowlands, Ron Boyer, Langan; David Coleman, Underpinning and Foundations Skanska
• Riverside South, Reshaping Manhattan's Upper West Side Waterfront, Jan Cermak, Logan C. Brant and James L. Kaufman, Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers
• Geotechnical Elements of the Trans-Hudson Express (THE) Tunnel Project, Christopher B. Burke, The Port Authority of NY & NJ

2009 – Geotechnical Construction on the Waterfront

• Keeping the Port of New York Competitive - The Geotechnical Challenges, Raymond Sandiford, Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
• Bath Iron Works Shipyard Modernization, Dave Carchedi, GZA
Hudson River Park: Urban Waterfront Renewal for New York City, Marc Boddewyn, Hudson River Park Trust; Cliff McMillan, Arup
• Design & Installation of Piles in Marine Environments for Piers, Fendering, Mooring & Breasting Structures, Anthony Devito & Roderic Ellman, Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers
• Application of Modern Geophysical Survey Technology Supporting Offshore Foundation Assessments, David Bell, Ocean Surveys, Inc.
• Offshore Wind Farms – Foundations in Flux, Bill Wall, Deepwater Wind
• Willis Avenue Caissons & Foundations, Eric Gundel & Ryan Sauer, Kiewit Constructors Inc.
Bridge Scour & the Geotechnical Engineer, Beatrice Hunt & John Pizzi, STV
• Canaport LNG Deep Marine Jetty, Saint John, NB, Rick McDonald, Weeks Marine
• Geotechnical Aspects of Marine Outfall Design & Construction, Frank Arland, Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers
• Modification of River Soils using Dynamic Compaction and Accelerated Consolidation, Mal McLaren (McLaren Engineering Group

2008 – Manhattan on the Rocks

• Evaluating Geological Controls on Hard Rock Excavation, Charles Merguerian, Hofstra University
• Engineering Geology in Manhattan – Building a Bridge between Geology and Design, Chris Snee, Snee Geoconsult
• Rock Engineering Means and Methods – A Contractor's Perspective, Vincent Tirolo, Jr., Skanska
• Rock Fall Energies and Trajectories – Application to Design of Protection Structures, Duncan Wyllie
• Integration of Investigative Methods to Assess a Porous Media vs. Discrete Fracture Flow Approach in Fractured Bedrock Systems, David Winslow, GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.
• Remediation of Cuts in Crystalline Rocks of New York City, Roy Hunt, Consultant

2007 – Engineering of Geo-Hazards

• Performance of the New Orleans Levee Protection System in Hurricane Katrina, Joseph Wartman, Drexel University
• Modeling the Geo-Hazard Effects of Surface Explosions Employing the Geotechnical Centrifuge, Anirban De, Manhattan College
• Centrifuge Modeling of Lateral Impact Loaded Piles Simulating Man-Made Geo-Hazards, Logan Brant, Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers
• Manmade Geohazard Threats to Our Urban Landmarks, Andrew J. Ciancia and Gregory Biesieadecki, Langan Engineering and Environmental Services, P.C.
• Failure of Cellular Sheetpile Structures Due to Scour, Frank Clemente, Jr., Earth Tech Northeast
• Stabilization of Abandoned Mine Lands for the Realignment of USR-30 in Stark County, Ohio, Christopher Hall, BBC&M Engineering
• Failure of Salt Caverns Used for Crude Oil Storage: A Design to Eliminate Disaster, Richard Berry, Rembco Geotechnical Contractors
• Legal Considerations for Design Professionals Involved in the Identification, Evaluation and Mitigation of Geohazards, David Corkum, Donavan Hatem LLP.

• Jet Grout Stabilization of Berms on Soft Ground, Prapa Haran and Thomas Thomann, URS Corporation
• Slope Stabilization on Virginia SR 234, Ian Chaney, Parsons Brinckerhoff
• Stabilization of a Highway Embankment Landslide Geohazard, Vishnu Diyaljee, GAEA Engineering Ltd.
• Stabilization of a Rock Cut Slope adjacent to Existing Buildings with Limited Access, George Murphy and Mark Stier, Tectonic Engineering
• Use of GIS for Geoseismic Hazard Assessments - A New York City Application, Sissy Nikolaou, Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers
• Rocking of Large Bridge Caissons under Seismic Hazards, Ayman Shama, Parsons Corporation
• Comparison between Deterministic and Probabilistic Methods for SPT-based Liquefaction Susceptibility Evaluation, Hoda Hany Mostafa, Tufts University
• JetBlue Terminal at JFK: Geotechnical Design Challenges, Aly Mohammad, DMJM Harris, Inc.
• Geo-Hazards Associated with Deep Excavation in Soft Clay: Assessment and Mitigation, Chu Ho, Arup
• Construction and Environmental Hazards of Excavations in Serpentinite Rock in Manhattan, Mala Ciancia, Parsons Brinckerhoff
• Deformation of Compacted Deep Fills Due to Wetting, Alireza Ayoubian, STV Inc.

2006 – Geo-Instrumentation - Does Your Project Measure Up?

• Beyond Risk Management: A New Paradigm, Thom L. Neff, Geocomp Corporation
• Real-time Instrumentation and GIS for Large Infrastructure Projects, Paul Heslop, Arup
• New South Ferry Station Geotechnical Instrumentation, Joel Volterra, Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers and Allen Marr, Geocomp Corporation
• Geophysical Instrumentation for Subsurface Investigation, Dorothy Richter, Hager-Richter Geoscience, Inc. and Gene Simmons, Hager-Richter Geoscience, Inc.
• Geotechnical Instrumentation for the Extension of the No. 7 Subway Line, Charles W. Daugherty, Parsons Brinckerhoff
• Observations of Ground Movement Due to Pipe Ramming Under a Railway Embankment, Neils Jensen, GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.; Todd Wanless, URS; Douglas S. Roy, GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.

2005 – Underground Construction in Urban Environments

• Ground Freezing for Underground Construction in the Urban Environment, Paul C. Schmall, Moretrench American Corporation
• One Bryant Park – Creating "The Underground Manhattan Schist arc de Triumph," Dimitrios C. Konstantakos, Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers
• Reinforced Jet Grouting for Excavation Support, Thomas M. Hurley, Layne GeoConstruction
• Assessing Impacts and Controlling Ground Movements due to Underground Excavation, Edward J. Cording, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
• The Complete Strengthening of a Historic Unreinforced Masonry Church Tower with the Internal Reinforcement Method (IRM) and Micropiles, James A. Mason
• Development of New Integrated Tools for Predicting, Monitoring and Controlling Ground Movements Due to Excavations, Youssef M.A. Hashash, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Richard J. Finno, Northwestern University

• Supporting a New 14 Story Tower on an Existing Subway Tunnel, Tony D. Canale, Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers
• The Application and Use of Ground Freezing in Urban Tunneling, Hannes Lagger, Arup
• Portland's East Side CSO Tunnel, Jean Habimana, Parsons Brinckerhoff
• Blast and Construction Vibration Monitoring and Control: A Thirty Five Year Perspective, Charles H. Dowding, Northwestern University
• Managing Rock Blasting Work in Urban Environments, Gordon F. Revey, Revey Associates, Inc.
• Mitigation of Soil Movements from Pile Driving, Mark R. Svinkin, VIBRACONSULT
• Use of Vertical and Inclined Jet-Grouted Columns for Foundation Enhancement of Existing Buildings, Glen V. Zoladz, Geotechnical Services, Inc.
• Underpinning and Shoring For Underground MRI Research Facility at Ohio State University, Howard A. Perko, Secure Engineering Companies
• Drilling in the Urban Environment, Donald A. Bruce, Geosystems
• The Challenges of Underpinning Two Landmark Buildings, Andrew J. Ciancia, Langan Engineering and Environmental Services, P.C.

• Moderator: Edward S. Plotkin
• Panelists: Francis J. Lombardi, Port Authority of New York & New Jersey; William W. Edgerton, Jacobs Associates; David Hatem, Donovan Hatem LLP; Robert Pond, Frontier-Kemper Constructors, Inc.; Salvatore Mancini, Skanska USA Civil; David Caiden, Arup

2004 – Innovations in Deep Foundations

• Construction of Large Diameter Drilled Shafts at the Brightman Bridge Replacement Project, Arturo Ressi, Treviicos Corporation
• Case History on Two Drilled Shafts Projects: Route 9 over Bass River, and Penns Neck Bridge, Jim Cahill, Case Foundation Company
• Design & Construction of Auger Cast Displacement Piles at Coney Island, Omar Alsamman, Langan Engineering; Willie NeSmith, Berkel & Company
• An Examination of Innovative Load Testing Methods, Dan A. Brown, Auburn University
• Drilled Shaft Foundations for the Cooper River Bridge, Raymond Castelli, Parsons Brinckerhoff
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2003 – Earth Retention Systems

• Earth Retention Systems in the Urban Environment, George Tamaro, Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers
• Raito Soil-Cement Walls for Excavation Support, David S. Yang, GE
• Recent Advances in Soil Nailed Earth Retention, Tom A. Armour, DBM Contractors, Inc.
• Kirpatrick Street Pump Station: Small Problem, Big Twist, James P. Stewart, John P. Stopen Engineering; Andrew L. Peterson, CATOH (a division of Hayward Baker)
• Vertical Shear Forces and Compaction-Induced Lateral Earth Pressures Acting on Non-Moving Retaining Walls, George M. Filz, Virginia Tech
• Earth Retention Systems of Underground Railway Stations in South East Asia, Stephen Young, Ove Arup and Partners
• 'O' Street Anchored Anchored Precast Lagging and Soldier Pile Retaining Wall, John D. Wise, Nicholson Construction Company
• Temporary Secant Wall for a Subway Rehabilitation Project in an Urban Environment, Vincent Tirolo, Jr., Slattery Skanska

• Overview of Earth Retention Systems and Their Selection, Raymond J. Castelli, Parsons Brinckerhoff
• Excavation Stabilization with Deep Mixing Method, Thomas D. O'Rourke, PhD, Cornell University
• Marco D. Boscardin, Boscardin Consulting Engineers
• Effects of System Components of the Deflection of MSE Retaining Structures, Craig D. Moritz, Keystone Retaining Wall Systems
• Ground Support and its Toolbox, Gerhard Sauer, Dr. G. Sauer Corporation
• Holding Back the Watchung Mountains, Ryan Linthicum, Langan Engineering; Robert F. Tonning, Jr., Terra Drilling
• Excavation Support at Historic Buildings in a Urban Environment: A Case Study, Tony Mazzo, Urban Foundation/Engineering
• Kentucky Route 9 – Licking Pike Widening Design Build Slope Stabilization, Frederick W. Slack, Richard Goettle, Inc

2002 – Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering

• New York City Seismic Code Revision and Ground Motion Appraisal, Sissy Nikolaou, Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers
• Seismic Design of Transportation Structures, Joe Jaw-Nan Wang, Parsons Brinckerhoff
• Review of Field-Based Procedures for Evaluation Liquefaction Potential During Earthquakes, I.M. Idriss, University of California, Davis
• Liquefaction Mitigation at JFK Airport Using Dynamic Compaction: A Case History, Matthew E. Meyer, Langan Engineering and Environmental Services, Inc.
• Mitigation of Liquefaction and Lateral Spread by Stone Columns: A Case History, Robert M. Semple, Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers

2001 – Ground Improvement and Ground Treatment: The State of the Practice

• Ground Improvement Engineering: Issues and Selection, George A. Munfakh, Parsons Brinckerhoff
• Advancements in the Grouting of Soil, Permeation, Grouting, and Ultrafine Cements, James Warner
• Applicability of Jet Grouting for Various Site and Subsurface Conditions, Donald A. Bruce, ECO GeoSystems
• New Applications of Ground Freezing, John F. Donohoe, FreezeWALL, a Division of Moretrench American Corporation
• European Chemical Grouting Experiences, Gert Stadler, Technical University of Graz, Austria

• Ground Improvement for Urban Transportation Projects, James K. Mitchell, Virginia Tech
• Deep Mixing Methods – International Practice Review and the New U.S. Research Program, Donald A. Bruce, ECO Geosystems
• Advancements in the Grouting of Soil Compaction Grouting, Jean-Guislain laFonta, SolOata, Nanterre, France
• Compensation Grouting of Subway Tunnels in London, Lisbon, and Madrid, Pedro Sola, Geocisa, a Dragados Company, Madrid, Spain
• Real-time Monitoring for Grouting Applications, Marcelo Chuaqui, Soldata US

1999 – State-of-the-Art Technology in Earth and Rock Tunneling

• Soil Improvement Technologies for Selected Tunneling Projects, Guido Pellegrino, Rodio Inc., Italy
• Recent Developments in North American Soft Ground Tunneling, Rick P. Lovat, Lovat, Inc., Canada
• Application of the Latest Technological Advances in Soft Ground Tunneling As Practiced in Japan, Makoto Kanai, Obayashi Corporation, Japan
• Construction of Miscellaneous Underground Structures for Subway Projects, Gerhard Sauer, Dr. G. Sauer Corporation

• New York City Water Tunnel – Significant Design and Construction Issues, George A. Fox, Grow Tunneling Corporation
• Recent Developments in Rock Tunneling with Selected Case Histories, Lok Home, The Robbins Company; Jack Brockway, Herrenknecht Corporation, Germany
• Application of the Latest Technological Advances in Rock Tunneling, James Monsees, Parsons Brinckerhoff
• Policy, Planning and Management for Underground Construction, John Reilly, American Underground Construction Association

1998 – Urban Geotechnology and Rehabilitation

• Movements of Excavations in Clay: Predictions and Measurements, Andrew J. Whittle, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Excavation-Induced Ground Movements and Their Effects on Structures, Edward J. Cording, University of Illinois
• Tough Foundation Problems – What to Do?, Melvin Febesh, Urban Substructures, Inc.
• Shallow Tunneling in Urban Areas, Gerhard Sauer, Dr. G. Sauer Corporation

• A Rational Approach for Estimating Settlements in Clay, Roy E. Olson, University of Texas at Austin
• Controlling Settlement of Mat Foundations, Harry Poulos, Coffrey International Ltd., Australia
• Recent Advances in the Design of Piles, Bengt H. Fellenius, Urkkada Technology, Ltd., Canada
• Be Aware the Odd Ball, Ralph Peck

1997 – Seismic Retrofitting in Practice: A Geotechnical Perspective

• Seismicity in the NYC Area, Klaus Jacob, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University
• Seismic Design Issues, Izzat Idris, University of California, Davis
• Seismic Field Investigation Methods, Kenneth Stokoe, University of Texas, Austin
• Post Earthquake Evaluation of Ground Improvement Techniques, James K. Mitchell, Virginia Polytechnic Institute

1995 – Practical Problems and Solutions in Geotechnical Engineering

• Pitfalls in the Design and Construction of Caps and Liners, Issa Oweiss, Converse Consultants East
• The Practical Use of Geotechnical Instrumentation: Some Problems and Solutions, John Dunnicliff
• Load-Deformation Performance of Neback Anchors in Clay, James P. Gould, Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers
• Base Stability and Performance of Excavations in Soft Clay, Thomas D. O'Rourke, Cornell University

• First Application of the Double-O Tube (DOT) Tunneling Method, K. Naito, S. Yamamoto & A. Higashide, Obayashi Corporation, Japan
• Downdrag on Piles and Reduction with Bitumen, Jean-Louis Briaud Texas A&M University
• Measured vs. Predicted Long-Term Load Distribution in Drilled Shaft Foundations, Clyde N. Baker, STS Consultants, Ltd.
• A Comparison of Drilled Shaft Installation Procedures Using Casing vs. Bentonite Slurry, James J. Cahill, Case International

1993 – Control of Groundwater

• Precautions in Using the Capture-Zone Equation, Fletcher G. Driscoll, Geraghty & Miller, Inc.
• Modeling Groundwater Control Systems: Theory vs. Practice, Jon Sykes, University of Waterloo, Canada
• Settlement and PCB Pool Migration from Dewatering with Slurry Wall Construction at the 63rd Street Queens Boulevard Line Connection, Kevin Phillips, Fanning Phillips & Molnar; Carl Costantino, City College of New York
• New Developments in Slurry Construction Technology for Groundwater Control, Chris Ryan, Geo-Con, Inc.
• Dewatering of Utilities and Pipelines in an Urban Environment, John F. Donohoe, Moretrench American Corp.
• Design and Construction of Permanent Controls for Groundwater, J. Patrick Powers, Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers

1992 – Recent Geotechnical Advances – Lessons Learned

• Soil Nailing, Ilian Juran, Polytechnic University
• Mini-Piles, Donald Bruce, Nicholson Construction of America
• Geosynthetics, Barry Christopher, Polyfelt, Inc.
• Gabion Retaining Walls, Alfred Brand. Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers

• Grouting, Lawrence Gruner
• Bio-Walls, Gilbert Talliard, EnviroTrench Company
• Microtunneling, Walter Brusey, Port Authority of NY & NJ
• The Contractor's Perspective, John Picone, John P. Picone, Incorporated

1990 – Geotechnical Aspects of Seismic Design

• Seismology in the United States, Bruce A. Bolt, University of California, Berkeley
• Seismic Risk In the New York Area, Klaus Jacob, Lahmont-Doherty Geological Observatory, Columbia University
• Proposed Seismic Design Requirements of the New York City Building Code, Thomas Statton, Woodward Clyde Consultants

• Liquefaction Potential, Gonzalo Castro, GEI Consultants
• Seismic Response of Pile Foundations, Ricardo Dobry, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
• Seismic Design of Lifeline Utilities, Thomas D. O'Rourke, Cornell University
• Liquefaction in a Low Seismicity Environment, G. Wayne Clough, Virginia Polytechnic Institute

1989 – Foundations in Difficult Soils

• Improvement of Difficult Soils Material, Methods and New Technologies, James K. Mitchell, University of California, Berkeley
• Soil Stabilization at Depth - Practical Applications, George Munfakh, Parsons Brinckerhoff
• Design and Construction of Caissons Under Slurry, Clyde Baker, STS Consultants Ltd.
• CaIssons Skirt a Tunnel, Issa Oweis, Converse Consultants East

• Driven Piles, M.T. Davisson
• Pile Design at Rikers Island, Ernest Mosley, Raamot Associates
• Dynamic and Static Pile Load Testing on Long Island, Paul Bailey, New York State Department of Transportation
• Hydraulic Fill Utilizing Geosynthetics, Robert Koerner, Drexel University
• Geosynthetics Reinforcement of Embankment Slopes, Rudy Bonaparte, Geo Services Inc.

1987 – Foundation Problems in the New York Metropolitan Area

• Varved Clays, Charles C. Ladd, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Slurry Elements, George J. Tamaro, Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers
• Permanent Dewatering, John F. Donohoe, Moretrench American Corporation
• Anchor Foundations in Tension, Fred H. Kulhawy, Cornell University

• Underpinning, Melvin Febesh, Urban Foundation Company, Inc.
• Use of Mini Piles in New York, Nassef Soliman, Parsons Brinckerhoff
• Deep Foundations in NYC, Melvin I. Esrig, Woodward-Clyde Consultants
• Foundation Problems at the North River Project, Dov Kaminetzky, Feld, Kaminetzky & Cohen, P.C.

1985 – Geotechnical Aspects of Waste Management

• Site Assessment, Donald J. Supkow
• Problem Identification, Robert Palermo
• In Site Treatment/Land Farming, William Tansey
• Slurry Walls, Matthew Barvenik

• Stability of Landfill, Issa Oweis
• Earthwork, William F. Mercurio
• Groundwater Monitoring/Dewatering,J. Patrick Powers
• Leachate Collection Systems, Jerome J. Leszkiewicz
• Clay Liners, David E. Daniel
• Synthetic Liners, Robert M. Koerner

1983 – Tunneling and Underground Construction

• Thomas R. Kuesel, Parsons Brinckerhoff
• George Ziegler, Leon Rossum, and Morris Loshinsky, New York City Transit Authority
• Arthur Chase, CRS Group Engineers, Inc.
• George Fox, Grow Tunneling
• G. Wayne Clough, Virginia Polytechnic Institute
• Eugene Waggoner, Woodward-Clyde Consultants

1982 – Foundation Failures, Problems and Rehabilitation

• Settlement Problems of a 22-Story Building Supported on Caissons, Demetrious C. Koutsoftas, Dames & Moore
• LaGuardia Airport Foundations, Donald L. York and V. Miller, Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
• Foundation and Rehabilitation Investigations of Mississippi River Lock and Dam 26, R. Fasano and F. Johnson, Woodward-Clyde Consultants

• Failure of an Excavation in Soft Bay Mud, James L. Wilton, Jacobs Associates
• Newport News Drydock No. 3 Rehabilitation, Robert C. Johnston and Dominic A. Zarrella, Mueser, Rutledge, Johnston & DeSimone
• Westway Rehabilitation, Raymond L. Gemme and Verne McGuffey, New York State Department of Transportation
• Legal Considerations, R. Rubin, Poster and Rubin

1980 – Earth Support Systems

• Behavior of a Deep Sheet Pile Supported Excavation, G. Wayne Clough, Stanford University
• A Case History Comparison of Braced Excavation for the Washington D.C. Metro and a Chicago High Rise Building, Thomas D. O'Rourke, Cornell University
• Reinforced Earth Projects, Bernard E. Butler, New York State Department of Transportation
• Design and Performance of Deep Supported Excavation in Hong Kong, Jean Yves Perez, Woodward-Clyde
• Rock Excavation in an Urban Area, Alfred J. Hendron, Jr., University of Illinois
• Recapitulation of the Performance Record of a Number of Braced Excavations, James Gould, Mueser, Rutledge, Johnson & DeSimone Consulting Engineers
• Surcharge Effects on a Steel Sheet Piling Bulkhead at the Sparrows Point Plant, T.D. Dismuke, Bethlehem Steel Corp.

1978 – Improving Poor Soil Conditions

• Surface Treatment of Soils, Dennis J. Leary
• Admixture Stabilization, Marshall Thompson
• Filter Fabrics, Manufacture Representatives
• Deep Vibratory Compaction, Ralph Brown
• Impact Compaction, David J. D’Appolonia
• Compaction Piles, William S. Gardner

• Surcharge and Sand Drains, Charles C. Ladd
• Waste Fills, Leslie G. Bromwell
• Grouting, Rubin Karol
• Freezing, Derek Maishman

1976 – Rock Excavation

• Geology of New York City and Environs, Christopher J. Schuberth
• Rock Engineering Problems in New York City, Reuben Samuels
• Rock Properties: Definitions, Determination, Significances, Alfred J. Hendron
• Design and Observations for Chambers in Rock, Edward J. Cording
• In-Situ Stresses: Existence, Measurement, Interpretation, Charles Fairhurst

1973 – Settlement of Structures

1972 – Foundation Construction – Estimating and Bidding

• Anatomy of a Contractors Bid, George Flay, Jr., Grove, Shepherd, Wilson & Kruge, Inc.
• Estimating Earth and Rock Excavations Under Wet Conditions, Reuben Samuels, Thomas Crimmins Contracting Company

• Estimating the Costs of Stabilizing Marginal Sites, James Gould and Max Bernheimer, Mueser, Rutledge, Wentworth & Johnston
• Estimating of Sheeting, Bracing and Underpinning Costs, Melvin Febesh, Spencer, White & Prentis, Inc.

• Piles, Charles Stillman, Linde Griffith Construction Co.
• Waterfront Work, Gerard Neumann, Spearin Preston & Burrows Inc.

• Concrete, Charles Edgar, Perini Corp.
• Tunnels, Normal Nadel, MacLean-Grove & Co., Inc.

1971 – Foundation and Earthwork Construction Specifications

• Legal Aspects of Specifications, Leslie A. Humes
• Evaluation of Specifications for Underwriting Foundation Construction Projects, Edward J. Kohlbecker, Robert L. Frings Company

• Specifications and Deep Excavations – the Engineer's View, Robert Darragh, Dames and Moore
• Specifications and Deep Excavations – the Contractor's View, Robert White, Spencer, White & Prentis

• Specifications and Earthwork Construction Over Soft Ground – Fill for Industrial Construction, Joseph S. Ward, Joseph S. Ward & Associates
• Specifications and Earthwork Construction Over Soft Ground – Heavy Embankments for the New Jersey Turnpike, A.A. Seymour-Jones, Howard, Needles, Tammen & Bergendorf
• Specifications and Earthwork Construction Over Soft Ground – The Contractor's View, Walter Jones, Savin Brothers, Inc.

• Specifications and Pile Foundations – The Engineer’s View, James D. Parsons, Mueser, Rutledge, Wentworth & Johnston
• Specifications and Pile Foundations – The Contractor’s View, Daniel Lazar, Cayuga Construction Company

1970 – Field Observation in Foundation Design

• Advantages and Limitations of the Observational Method in Applied Soil Mechanics, Ralph B. Peck
• Equipment and Methods for Measurement of Displacements and Settlements, C. J. Dunnicliff

• Equipment and Methods for Measurement of Pressure and Strain, T.C. Kenny
• Observations in Deep Braced Excavations, T. William Lambe

• The Use of Observational Techniques in the Design and Control of Underground Construction in Rock, Alfred J. Hendron
• Application of the Observational Method to Soft Ground Tunnels for the BART Project, Thomas R. Kuesel

• The Use of Field Observations in Surcharge Stabilization of Soft Ground, T.K. Lie
• The Observational Method in the Design and Construction of Earth Dams, John Lowe III

1969 – Foundation Provisions of the New York City Building Code

• Background, General Concepts, Philosophy, Major Innovations, and Organization of the Code, T.C. Kavanagh and S.M. Johnson, Praeger-Kavanagh-Waterbury
• Subsurface Exploration, Sampling, and Soil Classifications, J.P. Gould, Mueser, Rutledge, Wentworth & Johnston
• Permissible Bearing Pressures for Shallow Foundations, H.M. Horn, Woodward-Clyde & Associates
• Controlled and Uncontrolled Fills and Artificially Treated Soils, D.C. Moorhouse, Woodward-Clyde & Associates
• Driven Piles, S. DeSimone, Mueser, Rutledge, Wentworth & Johnston; E. White, Spencer, White & Prentis
• Caisson Piles and Drilled-In Cassions, R. Samuels, Thomas Crimmins Contracting Co.
• Administration and the Provision of the Code, J. Ferro, New York City Department of Buildings

1968 – Rock Mechanics in Civil Engineering Practice

• Don U. Deere, University of Illinois
• Alfred J. Hendron, University of Illinois
• Edward J. Cording, University of Illinois
• Frank D. Patton, University of Wisconsin

1967 – Construction Dewatering and Pressure Relief Techniques

• Charles I. Mansur, Fruco & Associates
• Robert I. Kaufman, United States Army Corps of Engineers Lower Mississippi Valley Division
• Robert G. Lenz, American Dewatering
• Richard W. Loughney, Wellpoint Dewatering Corp.
• Robert E. White, Spencer, White & Prentis

1966 – Problems in the Evaluation of Pile Foundations

• Ralph B. Peck, University of Illinois
• H.O. Ireland, University of Illinois
• M.T. Davisson, University of Illinois
• H.M. Horn, University of Illinois

1965 – Shear Strength of Cohesive Soils