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TGEP - The Geotechnical Engineering Podcast

TGEP 49: Geohazard Monitoring and Mitigation in Geotechnical Engineering

May 5, 2022 By EMI

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Geohazard MonitoringIn this episode, we talk to Ben Haugen, Director of Business Development for Remote Sensing at GeoStabilization International, about geohazard monitoring and mitigation, how it benefits the community, and some of the things that engineers can do to prioritize the mitigation of geohazards.

Engineering Quotes:

Geohazard Monitoring
Geohazard Monitoring

Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask Ben:

  • What is geohazards monitoring and mitigation, and why is it important in engineering?
  • What are some of the main causes of geohazards?
  • In what way does geohazard monitoring benefit the community?
  • What are some of the types of geospatial data that are collected, what collection techniques are used, and how important is it to accurately interpret these critical geospatial data monitors in at-risk areas?
  • How can analysis of natural hazards in real time provide a better understanding of risk and preparation for geohazard potentials?
  • What are some of the things that engineers can do to prioritize the mitigation of geohazards?
  • What advice would you like to give to our young engineers?

Here Are Some of the Key Points Discussed About Geohazard Monitoring and Mitigation:

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Filed Under: TGEP - The Geotechnical Engineering Podcast Tagged With: Ben Haugen, debris flows, Geohazard Mitigation, Geohazard Monitoring, Geohazards, geological data, geological features interacting, geological movement, GeoStabilization International, landslides, lidar sensors, Monitoring and mitigating, mudflows, Remote Sensing, rockfalls, sensors and technologies

TGEP 48: Engineering in the Bay Area: Exploring Variable Site Conditions

April 21, 2022 By EMI

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Bay AreaIn this episode, we talk to Tom W. Porter, P.E., Principal Engineer at Romig Engineers, Inc., and Christina Tipp, PG, CEG, a professional geologist from SHN, about variable site conditions in the Bay Area. We also talk about what it is like to work for a small engineering firm and discuss some of the best methods of training entry-level staff.

Engineering Quotes:

Bay Area

Bay Area

Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask Tom and Christina:

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Filed Under: TGEP - The Geotechnical Engineering Podcast Tagged With: Christina Tipp, Engineering in the Bay Area, geological hazards, groundwater conditions, landslides, liquefaction, professional geologist, Romig Engineers, Small Engineering Firm, Tom W. Porter, training entry-level staff, variable and diverse, variable geologic areas, Variable Site Conditions

TGEP 47: Recent Developments in Cast-in-Place Piles and Ground Improvement Techniques

April 7, 2022 By EMI

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Cast-in-Place PilesIn this episode, I talk to Morgan NeSmith, P.E., D.GE, award-winning Director of Engineering at Berkel & Company Contractors, Inc., about some of the recent developments in cast-in-place piles and ground improvement.

Engineering Quotes:

Cast-in-Place Piles

Cast-in-Place Piles

Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask Morgan:

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Filed Under: TGEP - The Geotechnical Engineering Podcast Tagged With: auger cast-in-place piles, Automated monitoring, Berkel & Company Contractors, Cast-in-Place Piles, Continuous flight auger piles, data acquisition, data system management, fully flighted auger, Ground improvement systems, Ground Improvement Techniques, Measuring while drilling, Morgan NeSmith, quality control, Rigid inclusions, three-dimensional models, virtual reality

TGEP 46: The Current Status of Trenchless Technology: A Guide for Geotechnical Engineers

March 24, 2022 By EMI

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Trenchless TechnologyIn this episode, we talk to Brian Dorwart, P.E., PG, a senior consultant at Brierley Associates, about trenchless technology and review the current status of trenchless technology with a concentration on horizontal directional drilling.

Engineering Quotes:

Trenchless Technology

Trenchless Technology

Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask Brian:

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Filed Under: TGEP - The Geotechnical Engineering Podcast Tagged With: Brian Dorwart, Brierley Associates, construction techniques, Guide for Geotechnical Engineers, horizontal directional drilling, industry improvements, innovation in trenchless technology, internships with contractors, internships with engineering firms, rehabilitating infrastructure, tooling manufacturers, training student engineers, trenchless technique, Trenchless Technology, Underground Infrastructure, underground project

TGEP 45: Rock Socketed Pile Foundations: Preventing Engineering Failures

March 10, 2022 By EMI

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Rock Socketed Pile FoundationsIn this episode, we talk to Dr. Anne Lemnitzer, Ph.D., P.E., Associate Professor at the University of California, Irvine, about geotechnical education, and the research she did on rock socketed pile foundations. She also provides some interesting insights about the extreme flooding in Western Europe, and how engineers can help to prevent flooding.

Engineering Quotes:

Rock Socketed Pile Foundations

Rock Socketed Pile Foundations

Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask Anne:

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Filed Under: TGEP - The Geotechnical Engineering Podcast Tagged With: Anne Lemnitzer, flooding in Western Europe, geotechnical education, geotechnical programs, Getting a master’s degree, high-density rebar cages, historic bridges, prevent flooding, Preventing Engineering Failures, rock component, Rock Socketed Pile Foundations, scour failure, shallow foundations, spike in shear force, Student enrollments, University of California, unstable surface materials

TGEP 44: How Engineers Can Effectively Manage Remote Teams

February 24, 2022 By EMI

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Manage Remote TeamsIn this episode, we talk to Sonia Sorabella Swift, P.E., civil engineer, and Director of Engineering at Menard USA, with over 15 years of experience in ground improvement design, excavation support design, subsurface investigations, construction observation, and engineering analysis about how engineers can effectively manage remote teams.

Engineering Quotes:


Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask Sonia:

  • What experience have you had working with others remotely?
  • What is the hardest part of remote work and management?
  • In your opinion, what have you found to be the most effective way to communicate with team members when working remotely?
  • What changes to your working environment have helped to manage remote teams?
  • Can you maintain a team atmosphere when working remotely, and if so, how do you do that?
  • What do you think the future holds for remote work, especially in the engineering industry?
  • What final piece of advice would you like to give engineers out there?

Here Are Some of the Key Points Discussed About How to Effectively Manage Remote Teams:

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Filed Under: TGEP - The Geotechnical Engineering Podcast Tagged With: attention to the people, bi-weekly meetings, communicate with team members when working remotely, engineering industry, future of remote work, Manage Remote Teams, open casual meetings, remote software platforms, remote team meeting, remote work, remote work and management, Sonia Sorabella Swift, team atmosphere, Working Remotely, working with others remotely

TGEP 43: Engineering Geology Explained: Engineering with Passion

February 10, 2022 By EMI

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Geology

In this episode, we talk to Felipe Ochoa, Ph.D., M.Sc., M.Eng., B.Sc., a geotechnical engineer who is passionate about geology and geosciences and his career as an assistant professor. We discuss his passion for geology and some of the great projects he has been involved in. He also talks about how having — and beating — cancer affected his personal and professional lives, and provides a very interesting perspective on how he views work-life balance.

Engineering Quotes:


Geology

Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask Felipe:

  • How has mentoring young students enriched your career?
  • How did cancer affect your engineering career, and what have you learned from it?
  • What does geology entail? Please talk about one or two projects you worked on that stood out to you, and how they benefited your engineering career.
  • What about the research that you do — what does that entail?
  • How do you manage work-life balance, and how important is it for engineers to maintain a healthy work-life balance?

Here Are Some of the Key Points Discussed In This Episode:

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Filed Under: TGEP - The Geotechnical Engineering Podcast Tagged With: Engineering Career, Engineering Geology, Engineering with Passion, geology, health and family, mentoring young students, successful in your career, work-life balance

TGEP 42: The Relationship Between Geological and Geotechnical Engineering

January 27, 2022 By EMI

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GeologicalIn this episode, we talk to Christina Tipp, PG, CEG, a professional geologist from SHN Consulting Engineers. Christina was previously on one of our other podcasts, The Civil Engineering Podcast, where she talked about the importance of Geological Engineering in Civil Engineering Projects. In this episode, she talks about the relationship between geological and geotechnical engineering and how being aware of it may help you in your career.

Engineering Quotes:

Geological

Geological

Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask Christina:

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Filed Under: TGEP - The Geotechnical Engineering Podcast Tagged With: active fault lines, Christina Tipp, earthquake fault zone, fault lines, fault trenches, fracture points, Geologic engineering, Geological Engineering, geology job opportunities, Geotechnical Engineering, get a bachelor’s degree, get your master's degree, hazard areas, seeing the bigger picture, SHN Consulting Engineers, the effect ground movement has

TGEP 41: Women in Geotechnical Engineering: Geotechnical Construction Explained

January 13, 2022 By EMI

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Geotechnical ConstructionIn this episode, we talk to Hannah Iezzoni, P.E., a Geostructural design engineer at KELLER, about what geotechnical construction is and the relationship between geotechnical and foundation engineering. She also talks about her involvement in mentoring young female engineers and promoting inclusivity within our industry.

Engineering Quotes:

Geotechnical Construction

Geotechnical Construction

Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask Hannah:

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Filed Under: TGEP - The Geotechnical Engineering Podcast Tagged With: Civil Engineering, DFI, Female construction engineers, foundation engineering, Geotechnical Construction, Geotechnical Construction Explained, geotechnical design, Geotechnical Engineering, Hannah Iezzoni, Keller, mentoring young female engineers, promoting inclusivity, soil mechanics, STEM careers, Structural Design, Women in Geotechnical Engineering

TGEP 40: Flood Restoration Tips for Geotechnical Engineers

December 30, 2021 By EMI

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Flood RestorationIn this episode, we talk to Stefan Flynn. P.E., a geotechnical engineer for the US Army Corps of Engineers Rock Island District, about flood restoration and his involvement in some major flood restoration projects, such as the Cedar Rapids project in Iowa, and the rebuilding of levees after the 2019 Midwest flooding.

Engineering Quotes:

Flood Restoration

Flood Restoration

Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask Stefan:

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Filed Under: TGEP - The Geotechnical Engineering Podcast Tagged With: 2019 Midwest flooding, Being a fullback, Cedar Rapids project, flood fight, Flood Restoration, flood restoration projects, Flood Restoration Tips, funding for a large project, geotechnical lead, lead through adversity, managing the risk, preparing for floods, rebuilding of levees, Rock Island District, Stefan Flynn, US Army Corps of Engineers

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