UMass Geotechnical Engineering Research Site
Geotechnical Short Courses at UMass Amherst
The Geotechnical Engineering Group at UMass Amherst frequently offers short courses on various geotechnical engineering topics. The target audience for these workshops is typically state and federal engineers, private sector engineers, and contractors. The audience size usually ranges from 15 to 40 people. Some past workshop titles and locations are listed below.
If you or your organization are interested in hosting a workshop please contact the Group Coordinator, Dr. Don J. DeGroot at degroot@ecs.umass.edu or 413-545-0088.
Past workshop titles and locations:
Laboratory Testing of Soils and Rock
Worchester, MA, Jan 2002 and April 2002
Don J. DeGroot and A.J. Lutenegger
In Situ Testing for Geotechnical Engineers
Holliston, MA June 2001
A.J. Lutenegger and Don J. DeGroot
Geotechnical Test Drilling Inspection
Amherst, MA June 2000 & June 2001; Baltimore, MD Aug 2002
Alan J. Lutenegger and Don J. DeGroot
Environmental Drilling and Sampling Techniques for Geotechnical Engineers
First International Conference on Site Characterization ISC'98, Atlanta, Georgia, April 1998 and UMass Amherst April 2000
Alan J. Lutenegger and Don J. DeGroot
Estimation of Design Parameters for Soils and Rocks from Laboratory and In Situ Tests
Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok, Thailand, June 1996
Don J. DeGroot
Use of Compost and Recycled Content Products in Highway Construction
University of Massachusetts Transportation Research Center, Amherst, North Easton, and Southborough, MA, May and June 1996
Don J. DeGroot
Hazardous Waste Site Engineering
The Environmental Technology Program Consortium, Fort Devans, MA, January 1995; US Army Corps of Engineers Office, Waltham, MA, January 1996
Don J. DeGroot and Alan J. Lutenegger
Encouraging the Use of Waste and Recycled Materials in Highway Construction
University of Massachusetts Transportation Research Center, Bolton, Shrewsbury, Amherst, Foxboro, Falmouth, and Sagus, MA, May and June 1995
Don J. DeGroot
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