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Current Section Conferences:

2024 ASCE/NITE Transportation Conference

When: May 31, 2024 from 08:30 AM to 04:30 PM (CT)

NEASCE and NITE invite you to participate in their 20th Annual Transportation Conference. We hope to continue our past success by providing interesting and informative presentations covering the topics of railroad, roadway, traffic, and bridge engineering along with information on current events and issues affecting today’s transportation engineer or planner.

Our planning committee consists of members from NDOT, City of Omaha, City of Lincoln, Douglas County, MAPA, Iowa DOT, NEASCE, NITE, and the University of Nebraska.

NOTE: Attendees who are not members of ASCE will need to create an account to register.

Click Here to Register

2024 ASCE/NITE Agenda

*Agenda is subject to change prior to conference

8:30 am – Welcome

8:35 am – Papio NRD Access to Trails – Closing Gaps on Trail System

9:05 am – Saddle Creek Business Improvement District

9:35 am – Omaha’s 205th & Cumberland Roundabout

10:05 am – Break

10:30 am – Multi-Year Closure of Urban Interstates using TSMO

11:30 am – Ashland Modular Roundabout

12:00 pm – Lunch

12:45 pm – ASCE/NITE Business

1:00 pm – 33rd and Cornhusker – Lincoln

2:00 pm – Omaha Active Mobility Plan

2:30 pm – Break

3:00 pm – UNL EV Crash Testing

3:30 pm – 42nd C&D Bridges in Omaha

4:00 pm – Lincoln South Beltway Lessons Learned

4:30 pm – Adjourn Conference

NOTE TO SPONSORS: REGISTERING FOR A SPONSORSHIP REQUIRES YOU TO SELECT SPEAKER AS YOUR REGISTRATION CHOICE IN ADDITION TO CHECKING THE SPONSORSHIP BOX.

Please make checks payable to ASCE Nebraska Section.

Registration Dates
Registration Register Before
Registration Ends Thursday, May 30, 2024
Location
Scott Conference Center
6450 Pine Street
Omaha, NE 68106
Pricing Information

Sponsorship Price
All Registrants $200.00

Non-Member of ASCE OR NITE Price
All Registrants $160.00

Member of ASCE or NITE Price
All Registrants $135.00

Speaker Price
All Registrants $0.00

Student Price
All Registrants $0.00

Life Member Price
All Registrants $0.00

By |May 7th, 2024|Current Section Conferences, News|

Geo-Omaha 2024, 41st Geotechnical Conference

When:  Feb 9, 2024 from 08:00 AM to 05:00 PM (CT)

Associated with  Nebraska Section
The 41st annual geotechnical seminar provides a forum for the presentation of a wide variety of geotechnical field, design, and construction-related topics. Please join us for what promises to be an interesting and informative program. A certificate verifying 7.5 Professional Development Hours (6.5 hr of Technical PDH and Includes 1 hr of ethics) will be provided to registered attendees.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND 
All professionals who are involved in geotechnical exploration, design, construction, or observation. This would include: 

  • Engineers/Geologists 
  • University Instructors 
  • Technicians/Contractors

REFUNDS will be made if the conference is canceled or if the applicant cancels no later than five working days prior to the conference date.

PROGRAM

8:00 – 8:15 Welcome Address

Dr. Shannon Bartelt-Hunt, Ph.D.
 Dept. of Civil and Env. Engr. Chair,  University of Nebraska – Lincoln
8:15 – 9:00 “Soil Corrosivity: What it is and what to do about it”
 Mr. Brien Clark and Ms. Lucy Jaramillo, E.I.T., Corrosion Specialists with HDR
9:00 – 10:00 “Arkabutla Dam Outlet Conduit Internal Erosion – The importance of monitoring instrumentation data”
 Mr. Mark Ahlstrom, P.E. Senior Geotechnical Engineer with USACE Dam Safety Modification Center of Expertise

 

10:00 – 10:30 Break/Vendor Displays
10:30 – 11:45 “Characterization and Three-Dimensional Modeling of Soil Variability for Evaluating Safety of Dam Infrastructure”
Dr. Tejo Bheemasetti, Ph.D., P.E. Assistant Professor with University of Arizona
11:45 – 12:45 Lunch/Vendor Displays
AFTERNOON SESSION
12:45– 2:00 “Some Lessons Learned through 55 years of Mistakes”
Mr. Chuck Easton, P.E., Senior Geotechnical Engineer with Freese and Nichols
2:00 – 2:45 “Design and Construction of Pile Foundations in Intermediate GeoMaterials”
Dr. Kam Ng, Ph.D., P.E.,  Professor with University of Wyoming
2:45 – 3:15 Break/Vendor Displays
3:15 – 4:00 “Omaha Riverfront Revitalization”
Mr. Bryan Kumm, P.E.,  Senior Geotechnical Engineer with HDR
4:00 – 5:00 “Ethical Challenges for the Modern Geotechnical Professional”
Matthew Manning. P.E. J.D,  Senior Project Engineer with Nebraska Department of Natural Resources
(1 hour of Ethics)

VENDOR SPLAYS

Coming Soon!

 

Contact

Bryan Kumm
4023991147
geoomahaneasce@gmail.com

Registration Dates

Click Here to Register

Registration Register Before
Regular Monday, February 5, 2024
Late Friday, February 9, 2024

Location

Scott Conference Center
6450 Pine Drive
Omaha, NE 68106
By |December 17th, 2023|Current Section Conferences, News, Upcoming Events|

Past Conferences

Notes From Past Conferences

GeoOmaha 2024 Conference Notes Presenter / Download
Characterization and Three-Dimensional Modeling of Soil Variability for Evaluating Safety of Dam Infrastructure Tejo V. Bheemasetti
Soil Corrosivity: What it is and what to do about it Lucy Jaramillo Brien Clark
Pile Foundations in Intermediate Geomaterials Kam Ng
ETHICAL CHALLENGES FOR THE MODERNGEOTECHNICAL PROFESSIONAL Matt Manning
Nebraska Section ASCE Geotechnical Short Course Soil Corrosivity Lucy Jaramillo Brien Clark
Omaha Riverfront Revitalization Bryan Kumm
HYDROCOMPRESSION SETTLEMENT OF DEEP EARTH FILLS CHUCK EASTON
GeoOmaha 2023 Conference Notes Presenter / Download
Geo-Omaha 2023Professional Engineering Ethics BrentMeyer
Lessons Learned from 54 Years of Mistakes Chuck Easton
Design of Shallow Foundations on Loess Chuck Easton
Project Performance Monitoring & Data Driven Decisions Georgette Hlepas
Foundation Performance of Millennium Tower in San Francisco, CA Jonathan P. Stewart
Geo-Innovations, Past, Present, and Future: Where Are We Going? Kord Wissmann
Design of Excavation Support Systems Scott Ludlow
THE IMPORTANCE OF CONSTRUCTION CONTROL IN FOUNDATION ACCEPTANCE Silas Nichols

Notes From Past Conferences

GeoOmaha 2021 Conference Notes Presenter / Download
Advances in Geophysical Technologies and Techniques as Applied to Geotechnical Engineering Projects Jacob Spinsby
Gabion Faced Reinforced Embankment Case study and Installation Considerations Stefano Rignanese
Geoprofessional Business Association (GBA) Case History Number 108 Guest
Lessons Learned from Litigation Caused by Expansive Clays Steve Wendland
Merchants Bridge West Approach Reconstruction DB HDR
The Application of Cast-in-Place Piles in Intermediate Geomaterials W. Morgan NeSmith

Notes From Past Conferences

GeoOmaha 2019 Conference Notes Presenter / Download
Use and Measurement of Fully Softened Shear  Strength in Engineering Practice Bernardo A. Castellanos
Design and Construction of Drilled Shafts for Council Bluffs Interstate System (CBIS) Project Emad Farouz
Direct CPT Methods for Shallow and Deep Foundations Paul Mayne
ADDRESSING ISSUES WITH  LARGE DIAMETER  FOUNDATION ELEMENTS Silas Nichols
Expanding Structural Polymer Tommy Russum & Tom Strauss
Key Lessons Learned – Design & Construction of MSE Wall Structures Ryan Berg
The 2017 Oroville Dam Spillway  Incident –What Happened and  What Should We Learn? John France
2019 GEO Omah Program Schedule Schedule

Recent Conferences

Date Host Group Topic Location
September 15, 2017 NEASCE, University of Nebraska, SEAON 37th Annual Structural Conference Scott Conference Center
February 8-9, 2018 NEASCE Geotechnical Group / G-I Chapter 35th Annual Geotechnical Seminar – Short Course Flyer / Registration
GEO-Omaha 2018 Flyer / Registration
DC Centre (11830 Stonegate Dr., Omaha)
May 4, 2018 NEASCE / LOCATE 14th Annual ASCE/LOCATE Transportation Conference Scott Conference Center
GeoOmaha 2018 Conference Notes Presenter / Download
Long Term Settlement Performance Monitoring of the I-15 Embankment in the Salt Lake Valley, Utah Steve Bartlett
Bearing Resistance of Large Diameter Open-End Piles: Preliminary Analysis Results Kathryn Petek
NCDOT Project B-2500: Bonner Bridge Replacement Mike Batten and Beth Howey
Behavior of Laterally Loaded Piles in Mechanically-Stabilized Earth (MSE) Walls Jie Han
Shoring is a Team Effort: Underpinning, Shoring and Limited Access to Support an Aging Structure Phillip Gallet
Design of Energy Piles Considering Soil-Structure Interaction and Unsaturated Soil Effects John McCartney
Column Supported Embankments Applications and Examination of Installation Effects and Soil-Column Interaction on System Efficacy Kyle Shatzer and Aaron Gallant
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