Geo-Frontiers 2011

Advances in Geotechnical
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Geotechnical Special Publication No. 211

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS
VOLUME 1

FOUNDATIONS AND GROUND IMPROVEMENT

DEEP FOUNDATIONS I

Prediction of the Dynamic Soil-Pile Interaction under Coupled Vibration Using Artificial Neural Network
Approach ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1
Sarat Kumar Das, B. Manna, D. K. Baidya
Predicting Pile Setup (Freeze): A New Approach Considering Soil Aging and Pore Pressure Dissipation........................................... 11
E. J. Steward, X. Wang
High-Strain Dynamic Load Testing at the Bahia-San Vicente Bridge: Evaluation of Results against Design Values ......................... 20
V. M. Bastidas, N. A. Caicedo
A Reusable Instrumented Test Pile for Improved Pile Design.................................................................................................................... 27
Aravinthan Thurairajah, Jason T. Dejong, Tom Shantz
Improving Prediction of the Load-Displacement Response of Axially Loaded Friction Piles................................................................. 36
Muhannad T. Suleiman, Sherif S. Abdelsalam, Sri Sritharan
Investigation of LRFD Resistance Factors with Consideration to Soil Variability along the Pile Length............................................. 46
Sherif S. Abdelsalam, Sri Sritharan, Muhannad T. Suleiman

DEEP FOUNDATIONS II

Geotechnical Aspects for Design and Performance of Floating Foundations............................................................................................ 56

S. Mohsenian, A. Eslami, A. Kasaee
Osterberg Cell Load Testing on Helical Piles................................................................................................................................................ 66
Mehmet Aydin, Thomas D. Bradka, Denton A. Kort
Multi-Objective Foundation Optimization and Its Application to Pile Reuse .......................................................................................... 75
Y. F. Leung, K. Soga, A. Klar
Subsurface Conditions and Foundation Solutions for the New Yankee Stadium ..................................................................................... 85
R. T. Wisniewski, M. Weckler, A. H. Brand
Helical Pile Acceptance Criteria, Design Guidelines, and Load Test Verification ................................................................................... 94
Michael Perlow Jr.
Steel Fibers Reinforced Grouted and Fiber Reinforced Polymer Helical Screw PilesA New Dimension for Deep
Foundations Seismic Performance ............................................................................................................................................................... 103
Y. Abdelghany, H. El Naggar
Quantitative Support for a Qualitative Foundation Reuse Assessment Tool .......................................................................................... 113
D. F. Laefer

DEEP FOUNDATIONS III

A New Model for Analysis of Laterally Loaded Piles................................................................................................................................. 122

Dipanjan Basu, Rodrigo Salgado, Monica Prezzi
Elastic Analysis of Laterally Loaded Rectangular Piles ............................................................................................................................ 132
Dipanjan Basu, Rodrigo Salgado
Lateral Deformation under the Side Slopes of Piled Embankments ........................................................................................................ 142
K. Jennings, P. J. Naughton
Interpretation of Lateral Load Test of Batter Pile Group Using High Order Polynomials Curve Fitting .......................................... 152
Binay Pathak, Murad Abu-Farsakh, Xinbao Yu, Khalid Alshibli
The Geotechnical Challenges Facing the Offshore Wind Sector .............................................................................................................. 162
P. Doherty, K. Gavin, B. Casey
Towards an Uncertainty-Based Design of Foundations for Onshore Oil and Gas Environmentally Friendly Drilling
(EFD) Systems................................................................................................................................................................................................. 172
Ok-Youn Yu, Zenon Medina-Cetina, Jean-Louis Briaud

DEEP FOUNDATIONS IV

Site Monitoring and Development of Real-Time Monitoring Program for New Pneumatic Caisson Construction........................... 182
Hai-Lin Wang, Fang-Le Peng, Yong Tan
Use of Settlement Reducing Auger Cast-in-Place Pile below a Mat Foundation .................................................................................... 192
Swaminathan Srinivasan, Aaron J. Muck, Andrew P. Bodocsi
Field Measurements and Predictions of Concrete Temperatures in Large Diameter Drilled Shafts in Hawaii ................................. 202
Xiaobin Lin, Robin M. Lim
Comparison of Drilled Shaft Design Methods for Drilled Shafts in Sand, Coarse Gravel, and Cobble Soils ..................................... 212
Samer R. Rabab'Ah, John C. Niedzielski, Assem A. Elsayed, Wassel Al Bodour, Dean B. Durkee
Design and Construction of Drilled Shaft Foundations for the Phoenix Sky Train Project.................................................................. 222
John C. Niedzielski, Samer R. Rababah, Assem A. Elsayed, Dean B. Durkee

DEEP FOUNDATIONS V

Tensile Response of Pile Groups under Compression Part 1: Experimental Investigations ................................................................. 232
Akhilesh Chandra Joshi, Nihar Ranjan Patra
Tensile Response of Pile Groups under Compression Part 2: Analysis ................................................................................................... 243
Akhilesh Chandra Joshi, Nihar Ranjan Patra
Behavior of Driven Piles in the Arabian GulfConsequences of Imperfections and Lessons Learned .............................................. 253
Waddah Akili
Shaft Resistance of Piles in Normally Consolidating Marine Clay Subjected to Compressive and Uplift Load................................. 263
S. Nanda, N. R. Patra
Performance Data Collected from Instrumentation on a Mn/DOT Bridge Abutment Foundation Subject to
Downdrag ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 273
A. S. Budge, D. D. Dasenbrock

DESIGN OF SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS UNDER NON-UNIFORM LOADING AND SUBSERFACE

CONDITIONS I

Combined Analysis of Footing and Piles...................................................................................................................................................... 283

Evelio N. Horta
On Shallow Foundation Design along the Coast of Qatar ......................................................................................................................... 293
Waddah Akili
Numerical Analysis of Soil Stress Distribution under Restrained and Eccentrically Loaded Footings Considering
Soil Strength.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 303
Ryan Corey, Jie Han
Concepts and Problems in the Design of Foundations Subjected to Vibrations ..................................................................................... 312
H. N. Ramesh, M. T. Prathap Kumar
Influence of Inclined Bedrock on Undrained Bearing Capacity of Shallow Strip Foundations............................................................ 322
Jie Han, Gang Jiang
Bearing Capacity of Embedded Strip Footings in Two-Layered Clay Soils............................................................................................ 332
P. Bandini, H. V. Pham

DESIGN OF SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS UNDER NON-UNIFORM LOADING AND SUBSURFACE

CONDITIONS II

Settlement Behavior of New Primary Crusher Foundation ...................................................................................................................... 342

Claudio Canteros, Jos L. M. Clemente
Seismic Interference Effect of Two Nearby Square Footings.................................................................................................................... 352
Priyanka Ghosh
Performance Monitoring of Structures Founded on Coastal Plain Sediments in the SE United States............................................... 362
M. R. Lewis, J. R. Davie, M. D. McHood
A New Approach for Non-Linear Load-Settlement Assessment of Shallow Foundations ..................................................................... 372
Ahmed E. Elsayed, Sherif A. Elfass, Gary M. Norris, Panchalingam Vimalaraj
Influence of Existing or Newly Constructed Pile on Flexible Circular Footing Settlement................................................................... 382
J. Huang
Full Scale Footing Load and Settlement Response Case Study................................................................................................................. 392
James B. Russell, Robert W. Fairbanks, Pierre W. Gouvin

ENERGY FOUNDATIONS I

Selection of Material Used for Thermopiles for Recycling Heat within a Building................................................................................ 400
G. P. Patel, J. W. Bull
In Situ Testing of a Heat Exchanger Pile ..................................................................................................................................................... 410
Lyesse Laloui
Foundation Design for Installing Solar Harvesting Systems on Closed Landfills................................................................................... 420
P. Kumar Varala, B. Tansel
Preliminary Observations from Laboratory Scale Model Geothermal Pile Subjected to Thermal-Mechanical
Loading ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 430
B. Wang, A. Bouazza, C. Haberfield
Numerical Back-Analysis of Energy Pile Test at Lambeth College, London .......................................................................................... 440
Y. Ouyang, K. Soga, Y. F. Leung
Design and Operational Considerations of Geothermal Energy Piles...................................................................................................... 450
S. L. Abdelaziz, C. G. Olgun, J. R. Martin II
ENERGY FOUNDATIONS II

Energy FoundationsPotential for Ireland................................................................................................................................................ 460

P. Hemmingway, M. Long
A Method for the Geotechnical Design of Heat Exchanger Piles .............................................................................................................. 470
H. Peron, C. Knellwolf, L. Laloui
Study of Thermal Properties of a Basaltic Clay.......................................................................................................................................... 480
D. Barry-Macaulay, A. Bouazza, R. M. Singh
Impact of Heat Exchange on Side Shear in Thermo-Active Foundations................................................................................................ 488
John S. McCartney, Joshua E. Rosenburg
Thermal Conductivity Evaluation of a Pile Group Using Geothermal Energy Piles ............................................................................. 499
Tracy Brettmann, Tony Amis

GROUND IMPROVEMENT I

Full Scale Trial Embankment TestAcceleration of Consolidation Using the Rammed Aggregate Pier (RAP)
System .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 509
Emilio M. Morales, Elmer Ramoneda, Mark K. Morales
Stress Corrosion Cracking and Delayed Increase in Penetration Resistance after Dynamic Compaction of Sand............................ 519
R. L. Michalowski, S. S. Nadukuru
Case Histories-Based Evaluation of the Deep Dynamic Compaction Technique on Municipal Solid Waste Sites ............................. 529
D. Zekkos, M. Flanagan
Influence of Granular Soil Constitutive Model when Simulating the Behavior of Geosynthetic Encased Columns .......................... 539
Majid Khabbazian, Christopher L. Meehan, Victor N. Kaliakin
Lateral Displacements in Soft Soil Due to Installation of Vibro-Stone Columns Using the Dry Method ............................................ 549
R. B. Kelly, T. Muttuvel, K. F. Chan
Mitigation of Liquefaction Potential Using Rammed Aggregate Piers .................................................................................................... 557
R. W. Rudolph, B. Serna, T. Farrell
Consolidation of Ground with Partially Penetrated PVDs Combined with Vacuum Preloading......................................................... 567
X. Y. Geng, B. Indraratna, C. Rujikiatkamjorn

GROUND IMPROVEMENT II

Statistical Analysis for Strength Variation of Deep Mixing Columns in Singapore ............................................................................... 576
J. Chen, F. H. Lee, C. C. Ng
Centrifuge Investigation of Seismic Behavior of Pile Foundations in Soft Clays.................................................................................... 585
Chunyang Liu, Hoda Soltani, Juan D. Pinilla, Kanthasamy K. Muraleetharan, Amy B. Cerato, Gerald A. Miller
Numerical Analysis to Study the Scale Effect of Shallow Foundation on Reinforced Soils................................................................... 595
Qiming Chen, Murad Abu-Farsakh
Theoretical Analysis and Numerical Simulation of Vacuum Preloading in Combination with Electro-Osmosis
Consolidation .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 605
Hui Wu, Liming Hu
Drained and Undrained Response of Soft Clays Reinforced with Fully Penetrating Sand Columns................................................... 616
Y. Maalouf, S. S. Najjar, S. Sadek, T. Maakaroun
Compaction Grouting As Ground Modification in Karst Geology........................................................................................................... 626
Justin D. Terry, Edward J. Sander
Evaluation of Two Vacuum Preloading Techniques Using Model Tests ................................................................................................. 636
B. Li, S. F. Wu, J. Chu, K. P. Lam

GROUND IMPROVEMENT III: LABORATORY STUDIES

Permanent Strain of Randomly Oriented Fiber Reinforced Rural Road Subgrade Soil under Repetitive Triaxial
Loading ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 646
Bijayananda Mohanty, Mahipal Singh Chauhan, Satyendra Mittal
Effect of High Molar NaOH Solutions on Fly Ash...................................................................................................................................... 657
P. Hari Prasad Reddy, P. V. Sivapullaiah
Compressive Strengths of Silicified Coarse and Fine Grained Soils ........................................................................................................ 667
J. E. Dove, K. R. Blakley, T. Becker, P. M. Dove
Undrained Shearing Properties of Sand Permeated with a Bentonite Suspension for Static Liquefaction Mitigation...................... 677
D. A. Rugg, J. Yoon, H. Hwang, C. S. El Mohtar
Effect of a Cationic Surfactant on the Behavior of Acrylamide Grout and Grouted Sand ................................................................... 687
C. Vipulanandan, Shiva Sunder
The Effect of Freezing-Thawing Cycles on Performance of Fly Ash Stabilized Expansive Soil Subbases .......................................... 697
Sazzad Bin-Shafique, K. Rahman, Ireen Azfar
GROUND IMPROVEMENT IV: SOFT OR CLAYEY SOIL TREATMENT

Effect of Polypropylene Fibre on the Strength Characteristics of Lightly Cemented Clayey Soil Mixtures....................................... 707
Y. Yilmaz, K. Karatas
Geogrids Enable Site Access at Large Wind FarmTechnical Details and Case Study....................................................................... 717
J. Klompmaker, C. Quirk, T. Tanner
New Jersey Turnpike, Interchange 16W: Embankments over Deep Soft Compressible Clays in the Meadowlands ........................ 728
R. D. Bunting, A. S. Crincoli
Numerical Modeling of Dynamic Compaction in Cohesive Soils.............................................................................................................. 738
K. F. Mostafa, Robert Y. Liang
The Characteristics of PVD Smear Zone..................................................................................................................................................... 748
H.-H. Tran-Nguyen, T. B. Edil
Mass Stabilization for Settlement Control of Shallow Foundations on Soft Organic Clayey Soils....................................................... 758
Edward J. Garbin Jr., Joseph Mann, Kirk A. McIntosh, Karishma R. Desai

GROUND IMPROVEMENT V: DESIGN AND APPLICATIONS

Design and Construction of a Lightweight Material Embankment Supported on Timber Piles through a Load
Transfer Platform........................................................................................................................................................................................... 768
Mihail E. Popescu, Frank Williams, Nadir Shah, Michael Sterr
Stabilization of Soils with Portland Cement and CKD and Application of CKD on Slope Erosion Control ...................................... 778
Farid Sariosseiri, Mehrdad Razavi, Kolleen Carlson, Bahareh Ghazvinian
The Arching Phenomena Observed in Experimental Trap Door Model Tests ....................................................................................... 788
E. J. Britton, P. J. Naughton
A Generalized Formulation of the Adapted Terzaghi Method of Arching in Column-Supported Embankments............................. 798
Joel Sloan, George Filz, James Collin

VOLUME 2

Ground Improvement with Mechanically Stabilized Earth and Steep Surcharge Slopes near Existing Structures .......................... 806
H. J. Shah, M. B. Vanrensler, H. S. Lacy
Introduction to the Development of an Information Management System for Soil Mix Technology Using Artificial
Neural Networks ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 816
Rakshya Shrestha, Abir Al-Tabbaa
Numerical Simulations and Parametric Study of SDCM and DCM Piles under Full Scale Axial and Lateral Loads....................... 826
D. T. Bergado, T. Suksawat, P. Jamsawang

GEOENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

ADVANCES INSITE REMEDIATION TECHNOLOGIES I

Modeling of Heavy Metals Transport in High Acid Buffering Soil during Electrokinetic Remediation ............................................. 836
Ashraf Z. Al-Hamdan, Krishna R. Reddy
Freeman's Bridge Road Site Remediation Using Thermal Desorption.................................................................................................... 846
Carsten H. Floess, Matthew Thrope, Lori Hoose, Scott McDonough
Geo-Environmental Approaches for the Remediation of Acid Sulphate Soil in Low-Lying Floodplains ............................................ 856
B. Indraratna, G. Regmi, L. D. Nghiem, A. Golab
An Experimental Setup for Electromagnetic Stimulation of Geoenvironmental Applications............................................................. 866
Arvin Farid, Harlan Sangrey, Jim Browning

ADVANCES IN SITE REMEDIATION TECHNOLOGIES II

Surfactant-Bimetallic Nanoparticle Colloidal Solutions to Remediate PCE Contaminated Soils ........................................................ 875
C. Vipulanandan, S. Harendra
Molecular Dynamics (MD) Simulation of the Swelling Behavior of Organoclays .................................................................................. 885
Q. Zhao, S. E. Burns
Testing the Efficiency of a Reactive Core Mat to Remediate Subaqueous, Contaminated Sediments................................................. 895
Dogus Meric, Mansoureh Norouzi Rad, Sara Barbuto, Thomas C. Sheahan, Akram N. Alshawabkeh, James Shine
Chemical Leaching Assessment and Durability Evaluation of Cement Stabilized Zinc Contaminated Kaolin Clay......................... 905
U. E. John, I. Jefferson, D. I. Boardman, G. S. Ghataora

ADVANCES IN SUSTAINABLE BARRIER MATERIALS

Compacted Foundry Sand Treated with Bagasse Ash As Hydraulic Barrier Material ......................................................................... 915
K. J. Osinubi, G. Moses
Diffusive Behavior of a Compacted Cemented Soil As Containment Barrier for Industrial and Mining Waste ............................... 926
E. P. Korf, C. Reginatto, P. D. M. Prietto, A. Thom, N. C. Consoli
A Sustainable Mineral Barrier Option ........................................................................................................................................................ 937
M. H. W. D. Naismith, J. C. Wammes, H. A. E. Mulleneers
Fly Ash As a Barrier Material ...................................................................................................................................................................... 947
K. Zabielska-Adamska
Influence of IMC, Spacing, and Voltage on the Effectiveness of Electro-Kinetic Phenomena of Soil Stabilization ........................... 957
V. K. Stalin, A. Shantha Devi, R. B. Arun Murugan
Alternative Laboratory Technique to Monitor the Effect of Cementing Additives on Clay for Cut-Off Walls ................................. 967
R. D. Verstegui Flores, G. Di Emidio
Impact of Desiccation and Cation Exchange on the Hydraulic Conductivity of Factory-Prehydrated GCLs .................................... 976
F. Mazzieri
Composite Slurry Wall and LinerA Full Scale Test ............................................................................................................................... 986
D. Berthier, C. R. Ryan, P. J. P. Vincent
Design Criteria and Construction of a Capillary Barrier Cover System: The Rocky Mountain Arsenal Experience ....................... 996
L. O. Williams, D. L. Hoyt, S. F. Dwyer, G. A. Hargreaves, J. G. Zornberg
Detecting Defects in Geomembranes of Landfill Liner SystemsA Durable Electrical Method....................................................... 1006
I. A. Ben Othmen, M. Bouassida

ELEVATED TEMPERATURES IN LANDFILLS

Monitoring the Temperature in a Sanitary Landfill in Tehran .............................................................................................................. 1016

Nader Shariatmadari, Arash Mansouri, Mona Zarrabi
Elevated Temperature Effects on Geotextile-Geomembrane Interface Strength ................................................................................. 1023
T. Karademir, J. D. Frost
Application of Thermal Insulation in Landfill Liners.............................................................................................................................. 1034
A. Hoor, R. K. Rowe
Reaction and Combustion Indicators in MSW Landfills......................................................................................................................... 1045
Jeffrey W. Martin, Timothy D. Stark, Todd Thalhamer, Gina T. Gerbasi, R. Edwin Gortner
Landfill Temperatures under Variable Decomposition Conditions ....................................................................................................... 1055
N. Yesiller, J. L. Hanson, H. Yoshida

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF BENEFICIAL USING CCPS

Leaching of Chromium Metal from High Carbon Fly Ash Stabilized Highway Base Layers............................................................. 1066
Bora Cetin, Ahmet H. Aydilek, Lin Li
Batch Leaching Test Focusing on Clod Size of Drinking Water Sludge and Applicability to Long-Term Prediction
Using Column Leaching Test ...................................................................................................................................................................... 1075
Y. Watanabe, H. Komine, K. Yasuhara, S. Murakami
Toxin Leachability from Coal Fly Ash Utilized in Synthetic Lightweight Aggregates......................................................................... 1081
C. W. Neil, C. W. Swan
Analytical Model for Stress-Strain Response of Plastic Waste Mixed Soil............................................................................................ 1091
G. L. Sivakumar Babu, Sandeep Kumar Chouksey
Leaching Behavior and Mechanisms Controlling the Release of Elements from Soil Stabilized with Fly Ash................................. 1101
Kanokwan Komonweeraket, Craig H. Benson, Tuncer B. Edil, William F. Bleam
Shear Strength and Stiffness of Expansive Soil and Rubber (ESR) Mixtures in Undrained Axisymmetric
Compression.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1111
Jesse Dunham-Friel, J. Antonio H. Carraro

GEOSYNTHETIC LINERS FOR CONTAINING CONTAMINANTS OF EMERGING CONCERN

Diffusion of Volatile Organic Compounds through an HDPE Geomembrane...................................................................................... 1121

N. Touze-Foltz, S. Rosin-Paumier, L. Mazas, A. Guenne
Migration of PCBs through a Composite Liner System .......................................................................................................................... 1131
D. D. Jones, R. S. McWatters, R. K. Rowe, J. M. Markle
Sorption and Diffusive Transport of PBDE through an HDPE Geomembrane ................................................................................... 1141
P. Taghizadeh Saheli, R. K. Rowe, A. Rutter, R. W. I. Brachman
Physical Response of Geomembrane Wrinkles near GCL Overlaps...................................................................................................... 1152
R. W. I. Brachman, P. Joshi, R. K. Rowe, S. Gudina

MECHANICAL IMPROVEMENT USING COAL COMBUSTION PRODUCTS

Characterization of Lime and Gypsum Amended Class F Fly Ashes As Liner Materials................................................................... 1162
M. Arif Ali Baig, P. V. Sivapullaiah
Reconstituted Coal Ash Stabilization of Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement................................................................................................. 1172
K. J. Osinubi, J. E. Edeh
Efficient and Beneficial Use of Industrial By-Products in Concrete Technology ................................................................................. 1182
M. A. Issa
Desiccation Effect on Compacted Tropical Clay Treated with Rice Husk Ash .................................................................................... 1192
Adrian O. Eberemu, Agapitus A. Amadi, Joseph Sule
Consolidation Characteristics of Soils Stabilized with Lime, Coal Combustion Product, and Plastic Waste ................................... 1202
Chibuikem C. Okoro, John Vogtman, Ahmad Yousif, Mohammed Agnaou, Naji Khoury
Laboratory Measurement of the Dynamic Properties of Fly Ash........................................................................................................... 1210
M. E. Kalinski, A. D. Wallace

REUSE OF DREDGED SEDIMENT AND BIO WASTE

Experimental Study of Reservoir Siltation As CLSM for Backfill Applications .................................................................................. 1217
J. Y. Wu, Y. J. Lin
Determination of Shear Strength Parameters of Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) by Means of Static Plate Load
Tests ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1227
T. O. Campi, M. E. G. Boscov
Investigation of Strength and California Bearing Ratio Properties of Natural Soils Treated by Calcium Carbide
Residue........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1237
Y. J. Du, Y. Y. Zhang, S. Y. Liu
Investigating the Potential for Producing Fired Bricks from Savannah Harbor Dredged Sediment................................................. 1245
N. N. Yeboah, A. Mezencevova, J. S. Phillips, S. E. Burns, K. E. Kurtis
Engineering Characteristics of Compost Used for Erosion and Sedimentation Control ..................................................................... 1255
Carlton L. Ho, Kelvin C. Wong, Justin P. Seltzer
Sustainable Use of Lignocellulosic Biorefineries Co-Products in Geotechnical Bulk Applications: Comparative
Analysis of Lab Data .................................................................................................................................................................................... 1266
Kasthurirangan Gopalakrishnan, Halil Ceylan, Sunghwan Kim

SUSTAINABLE USE OF WASTE I

Performance of a Waste Cell in Cold Climate Operated As an Anaerobic Landfill Bioreactor ......................................................... 1276
C. A. Hunte, J. P. A. Hettiaratchi, J. N. Meegoda, C. H. Hettiarachchi
Geopolymerization of Red Mud and Fly Ash for Civil Infrastructure Applications............................................................................ 1287
Jian He, Guoping Zhang
Chrome Steel from Chromium Ore Processing Residue.......................................................................................................................... 1297
Wiwat Kamolpornwijit, Jay N. Meegoda
Plastic Waste As an Effective Stormwater Best Management Practice ................................................................................................. 1307
Damodar Yada, Jabber Al-Bihani, Naji Khoury, Younane Abousleiman, Charbel Khoury
Mitigating Leachability from Fly Ash Based Geopolymer Concrete Using Recycled Concrete Aggregate (RCA) .......................... 1315
O. Sanusi, B. Tempest, V. O. Ogunro

SUSTAINABLE USE OF WASTE II

Suitability of Using Recycled Glass-Crushed Rock Blends for Pavement Subbase Applications ....................................................... 1325
M. M. Y. Ali, A. Arulrajah, M. M. Disfani, J. Piratheepan
Production of Segmental Retaining Wall Units from Recycled Mixed Glass and Plastic .................................................................... 1335
J. N. Meegoda
Sustainable Utilization of Stone Slurry Waste in the West Bank ........................................................................................................... 1345
Nabil M. A. Al-Joulani
Valorization of Stabilized River Sediments in Self Compacting Materials ........................................................................................... 1355
Zhibo Duan, Zoubeir Lafhaj, Imen Bel Hadj Ali, Sbastien Ducellier
Study on the Engineering Properties of the Stabilized Mucky Clay As Backfill Material in Highway Embankment
Projects .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1365
Yajun Zhang, Linchang Miao, Fei Wang

TRANSPORT IN POROUS MEDIA INCLUDING GEOCOMPOSITES

Hydraulic Conductivity of Bentonite Grouted Sand ................................................................................................................................ 1372

H. Hwang, J. Yoon, D. Rugg, C. S. El Mohtar
Laboratory Study of Steady-State Vertical Infiltration in Layered Soils .............................................................................................. 1382
Hong Yang, Harianto Rahardjo, Daping Xiao

UNSATURATED CHARACTERISTICS AND BEHAVIOR OF SOLID WASTE FILLS

Effects of Unsaturated Hydraulic Properties of Municipal Solid Waste on Moisture Distribution in Bioreactor
Landfills ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1392
Hanumanth S. Kulkarni, Krishna R. Reddy
Determination of Waste Properties from Settlement Behaviour of a Full Scale Waste Cell Operated As a Landfill
Bioreactor ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1404
C. A. Hunte, J. P. A. Hettiaratchi, C. H. Hettiarachchi, J. N. Meegoda
Variation of Shear Strength Properties with Organic Fraction in Unsaturated Synthetic Municipal Solid Waste ......................... 1414
Hiroshan Hettiarachchi, Janak Thani
Field Experiment on Remediation of Municipal Solid Waste Dumping Site by Combining Air Injection and
Leachate Recirculation ................................................................................................................................................................................ 1424
Dongbei Yue, Jianguo Liu, Rui Li, Yuanyuan Zhang, Yuwei Xue, Yongfeng Nie
Measurement of Unsaturated Hydraulic Properties of Municipal Solid Waste.................................................................................... 1433
Roger J. Breitmeyer, Craig H. Benson

USE OF GEOSYNTHETICS FOR CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS

Exposed Geomembrane Cover Design: A Simplified Design Approach ................................................................................................ 1443

L. A. K. Perera, J. P. Giroud, M. G. Roberts
Patch Extrusion Welding of an Evaporation Pond As a Geomembrane Failure MechanismA Case History............................... 1453
Garrett Q. Dutson
Alternative Anchorage Methodology for Exposed Geomembrane Installations with Flexible Solar Photovoltaic
Panels ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1463
S.-S. Yeo, R. S. Johnson, G. T. Corcoran

GEO-HAZARDS (EARTHQUAKES, LANDSLIDES, EROSION, OTHERS)

FUNDAMENTALS OF EROSION

Evaluation of Soil Erosion in the Area of Kallmet: Lezha District......................................................................................................... 1474

Oltion Marko, Alfred Lako, Entela obani
In Situ Assessment of Scour Potential with Depth Using Jetting Approach.......................................................................................... 1483
Cary Caruso, Mohammed Gabr
The Effect of Exopolymers and Void Ratio on the Erosional Resistance of Cohesive Sediments ....................................................... 1493
R. A. Nugent, G. Zhang, R. P. Gambrell
Analyses, Simulations, and Physical Modeling Validation of Levee and Embankment Erosion ........................................................ 1503
Zhongxian Chen, Christopher S. Stuetzle, Barbara M. Cutler, Jared A. Gross, W. Randolph Franklin, Thomas F. Zimmie
Determination of Unknown Foundation of Bridges for Scour Evaluation Using Artificial Neural Networks .................................. 1514
N. Yousefpour, Z. Medina-Cetina, K. Jahedkar, J. Delphia, J. L. Briaud, S. Hurlebaus, S. Tucker, M. Everett, R. Arjwech

HAZARDS TO TUNNELING AND MITIGATION

Damage of Cast-Iron Subway Tunnels under Internal Explosions ........................................................................................................ 1524

H. Liu
Modeling of Surface Blast Effects on Underground Structures.............................................................................................................. 1534
Anirban De, Ryan Conry

HAZARDS, MONITORING, AND ANALYSIS OF GROUND INSTABILITY

Engineering Properties Determination of In Situ Glacial Till and Lacustrine Silt Associated with Remediation of
Deep Seated Abutment Movement Downstream of Nesbitt Dam ........................................................................................................... 1544
Cari R. Beenenga, Anthony M. Nokovich, David M. Snyder, Edward J. Barben
Deterministic Seismic Hazard Analysis of a Highway Sector with GIS ................................................................................................. 1554
Binod Tiwari, Hue Do
Parameter Estimation and Uncertainty Analysis for Rainfall Infiltration in Unsaturated Soils Using a Bayesian
Approach ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1564
L. L. Zhang, J. Zhang, B. Gao
Equivalent Granular State Parameter in Predicting Different Forms of Cyclic Liquefaction Behaviour of Sand
with Fines....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1574
Md. A. L. Baki, M. M. Rahman, S. R. Lo
Real-Time Structural Health Monitoring of Landslides and Geotechnical Assets with ShapeAccelArrays ..................................... 1585
D. D. Dasenbrock, T. Abdoun, V. Bennett
Combined Seepage and Slope Stability Analysis of Rapid Drawdown Scenarios for Levee Design................................................... 1595
Murray Fredlund, Haihua Lu, Tiequn Feng

LAND SUBSIDENCE AND GROUND MOVEMENT

A Geologic Framework for Evaluating West-Central Florida Sinkholes .............................................................................................. 1605

L. D. Madrid, R. Stach, J. Delashaw
Numerical Study on the Parameter Sensitivity of Land Subsidence Caused by Groundwater Withdrawal..................................... 1615
Fei Wang, Linchang Miao, Yajun Zhang
 VOLUME 3

Physical Model Test of Land Subsidence Caused by Groundwater Withdrawal ................................................................................. 1623
Weihua Lv, Linchang Miao, Chunlin Li
Prediction of Land Subsidence Using a Proposed Consolidation-Seepage-Creep Coupling Model ................................................... 1631
Linchang Miao, Yajun Zhang, Fei Wang, Xiaojun Yuan
A Case History and Finite Element Modeling of a Culvert Failure........................................................................................................ 1641
D. Kim, S. K. Bhowmik, J. L. Willmer, E. Leo

LANDSLIDES-ANALYSIS AND DESIGN

Slow-Moving Landslides in East Honolulu................................................................................................................................................ 1651

H. G. Brandes
Evaluation of Landslide Prevention Works for Seismic Loading ........................................................................................................... 1661
B. Tiwari, K. Ajmera
Modeling the Onset of Shallow Landslides in Partially Saturated Slopes Subjected to Rain Infiltration ......................................... 1672
J. Eichenberger, M. Nuth, L. Laloui
Coupled Hydrogeological and Geomechanical Modelling for the Analysis of Slowly-Moving Landslides........................................ 1683
A. Ferrari, L. Laloui
Characteristic Features of Deep-Seated Landslides in Mid-Nepal Himalayas: Spatial Distribution and
Mineralogical Evaluation............................................................................................................................................................................. 1693
N. P. Bhandary, R. Yatabe, S. Hasegawa, R. K. Dahal
Shallow Landslide Repair Analysis Using Ballistic Soil Nails: Translating Simple Sliding Wedge Analyses into PC-
Based Limit Equilibrium Models................................................................................................................................................................ 1703
C. E. Barrett, S. C. Devin
Monitoring Movements at an Active Landslide in Western Pennsylvania: Application to Design and
Implementation of a Stabilization Plan...................................................................................................................................................... 1714
J. F. Simons, R. C. Bachus

MONITORING AND HEALTH ASSESSMENT OF EARTH STRUCTURES AND OTHER GEOTECHNICAL

SYSTEMS

Development and Application of an Optical Fiber Sensor Based In-Place Inclinometer for Geotechnical
Monitoring..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1725
Huafu Pei, Jianhua Yin, Honghu Zhu, Chengyu Hong
Subsurface Geo-Event Monitoring Using Wireless Sensor Networks .................................................................................................... 1732
Ehsan Ghazanfari, Suk-Un Yoon, Yi Dong, Xu Li, Carlos I. Medina, Donald Seserko, Liang Cheng, Tae Sup Yun, Sibel Pamukcu
Damage Detection and Health Monitoring of Buried Segmental Concrete Pipes................................................................................. 1743
R. A. Green, J. P. Lynch, R. L. Michalowski, A. S. Bradshaw, J. Kim, S. OConnor, M. Pour-Ghaz, S. S. Nadukuru, W. J. Weiss
Instrumentation and Monitoring of a Four-Story Earth-Retaining Concrete Building ...................................................................... 1753
W. A. Aboumoussa, M. G. Iskander
Sensors, Monitoring, and Health Assessment in the Undergraduate Curriculum................................................................................ 1763
T. Matthew Evans, Zhangwei Ning, Mohammed A. Gabr
Advanced Site Monitoring and Characterization of Site Dynamic Properties...................................................................................... 1774
V. M. Mercado, M. Zeghal, T. Abdoun

SEISMIC HAZARDS AND MITIGATION

A New Method of Reducing Liquefaction Susceptibility through Pore Water Modification .............................................................. 1785
D. S. Graham, D. J. Elton
Site-Specific Seismic Analyses for Deep Stiff Clay: Jakarta Site, Indonesia ......................................................................................... 1795
Sindhu Rudianto
Comparison of Strain Controlled and Stress Controlled Tests in Evaluation of Fines Content Effect on
Liquefaction of SandsAn Energy Approach.......................................................................................................................................... 1804
V. Movahed, H. Sharafi, M. H. Baziar, H. Shahnazari
Mitigation of Existing Structure Settlement by Sheet Pile Walls when Liquefaction .......................................................................... 1815
Y. Motohashi, K. Yasuhara, H. Komine, S. Murakami
Pseudo-Static Uplift Capacity of Horizontal Strip Anchors.................................................................................................................... 1821
Sunil Rangari, Deepankar Choudhury, D. M. Dewaikar
Seismic Hazard Analysis for Retrofitting of Mashhad Power Plant against the Earthquake ............................................................. 1832
S. Soleymani, A. Mahdavian, H. Bahrami
Use of Ambient Vibration Measurements to Infer Dynamic Properties of Poorly Characterized Old Earth Dams
A Case History from Puerto Rico ............................................................................................................................................................... 1842
E. Ruiz, M. Pando
GEOSYNTHETICS

BEHAVIOR OF UNSATURATED SOILS AND INTERACTION WITH GEOSYNTHETICS

Effect of Rainfall on Performance of Reinforced Earth Wall ................................................................................................................. 1852

C. Yoo
Geotextile Drains in Road Sections Subjected to Unsaturated Conditions............................................................................................ 1862
Mahdi Bahador, T. Matthew Evans, M. A. Gabr
Seasonal Effects on the Dynamic Deformation of Geosynthetic-Reinforced Pavements ..................................................................... 1872
John S. McCartney, Brady R. Cox, Christina Trowler, Clinton M. Wood, Ali Khosravi

CONCRETE PROTECTION LINERS

Introduction to Concrete Protection Liners .............................................................................................................................................. 1882

P. G. Dimaio
Refurbishment of Buried Assets Using CPL Technology ........................................................................................................................ 1892
Daniel Bosco
Corrosion Protection Lining (CPL) for the Deep Tunnel Sewer System in SingaporeA Case History .......................................... 1902
Logan N. Loganathan, Joe O. Carroll, Richard Flanagan, Brian Van Weele
Manufacture of Concrete Pipes Using CPL Technology ......................................................................................................................... 1912
Bill Green

GEOSYNTHETIC CLAY LINERS-NEW RESEARCH I

Correlation between Needlepunch-Reinforced Geosynthetic Clay Liner Peel Strength and Internal Shear Strength .................... 1922
C. Athanassopoulos, Z. Yuan
Advances in Geosynthetic Clay Liners: Polymer Enhanced Clays......................................................................................................... 1931
G. Di Emidio, W. F. Van Impe, R. D. Verstegui Flores
Retention of Heavy Metals in Conventional and Factory-Prehydrated GCL Materials...................................................................... 1941
Francesco Mazzieri, Erio Pasqualini
Geophysical Methods Applied to Characterize Landfill Covers with Geocomposite........................................................................... 1951
F. Genelle, C. Sirieix, V. Naudet, J. Riss, F. Naessens, S. Reni, B. Dubearnes, P. Bgassat, S. Trillaud, M. Dabas
Membrane Behavior in Geosynthetic Clay Liners ................................................................................................................................... 1961
C. D. Shackleford
Influence of Geofibers on the Performance of Landfill Cap Covers: Centrifuge Study ...................................................................... 1971
P. V. Divya, B. V. S. Viswanadham, J. P. Gourc

GEOSYNTHETIC CLAY LINERS-NEW RESEARCH II

Seismic Analysis of a Geosynthetic Liner System..................................................................................................................................... 1981

M. G. Arab, E. Kavazanjian Jr., N. Matasovic
Comparing Measured Hydraulic Conductivities of a Geotextile Polymer Coated GCL Utilizing Three Different
Permeameter Types...................................................................................................................................................................................... 1991
B. A. Cleary, C. B. Lake
Geosynthetic Clay Liners Containing Bentonite Polymer Nanocomposite............................................................................................ 2001
J. Scalia, C. H. Benson, T. B. Edil, G. L. Bohnhoff, C. D. Shackelford
Dynamic Shear Response of a Geomembrane/Geosynthetic Clay Liner Interface............................................................................... 2010
Jason D. Ross, Patrick J. Fox, James T. Olsta
SEM Study of Mineralogical Changes to GCLs Following Permeation by Strongly Alkaline Leachates.......................................... 2021
W. P. Gates, P. Hines, A. Bouazza
On GCLs Gas Permeability for Modelling of Gas Leakage Rate through GM/GCL Composite Liner Due to a
Defect in the Geomembrane ........................................................................................................................................................................ 2031
H. M. Abuel-Naga, A. Bouazza

GEOSYNTHETIC PROPERTIES AND EVALUATION

Improving Performance of Geosynthetics for Containment of Volatile Organic Compounds through the Use of
Ethylene Vinyl Alcohol (EVOH) ................................................................................................................................................................. 2039
R. B. Armstrong
PVC Geomembrane Research Negates Film Tearing Bond Requirement ............................................................................................ 2049
Daniel S. Rohe
Laboratory Evaluation of Select Retention Criteria for Cyclic Flow Conditions ................................................................................. 2055
A. Srikongsri, R. J. Fannin
Degradation of Exposed LLDPE and HDPE Geomembranes: A Review.............................................................................................. 2065
M. Zahirul Islam, Beth A. Gross, R. Kerry Rowe
Sorption and Diffusion of BTEX through Thin-Film EVOH .................................................................................................................. 2073
Rebecca S. McWatters, R. Kerry Rowe
Confining Stress Effects on the Stress-Strain Response of EPS Geofoam in Cyclic Triaxial Tests .................................................... 2084
A. C. Trandafir, B. A. Erickson, J. F. Moyles, S. F. Bartlett
Viscoelastic Contact Characteristics of Soil-Geomembrane Interfaces ................................................................................................. 2092
mer Bilgin

GEOTEXTILE TUBES

Turn-Key Dewatering Management: Design, Feasibility, and Operations............................................................................................ 2101

M. Groh, B. J. Mastin
Dewatering Rock Crushing Fines Using Geotextile Tubes ...................................................................................................................... 2111
W. S. Myers, D. J. Elton
Investigations of Geotextile Tube Dewatering........................................................................................................................................... 2121
R. Satyamurthy, K. Liao, S. K. Bhatia
Canal do Fundo Contaminated Sediments GDT Analysis versus Actual Full Scale Project Results ............................................... 2131
Tom Stephens, Leo Cesar Q. C. Melo, Nathalia P. B. De Castro, Afonso C. M. Marques
A Comparison of Test Methods Adopted for Assessing Geotextile Tube Dewatering Performance .................................................. 2141
M. D. Grzelak, B. W. Maurer, T. S. Pullen, S. K. Bhatia, B. V. Ramarao
The Value of Chemical Conditioning with Geotextile Tube Dewatering ............................................................................................... 2152
D. A. Gaffney, M. Chambers, C. Fatheringham, R. Munoz

MEMORIAL SESSION FOR BERNARD MYLES

The Confinement Effect of Different Geogrids3: The Development of an Index Test for the Omniaxial Testing of
the Tensile Properties of Geogrids.............................................................................................................................................................. 2163
N. E. Wrigley, H. Zheng, S. P. Yuan
The Effects of Chlorine on Very Low Density Thermoplastic Olefins ................................................................................................... 2173
A. Mills
Development of Sensor-Enabled Geosynthetics (SEG) for Health Monitoring of Reinforced Soil Structures ................................. 2183
K. Hatami, A. Fathi, B. P. Grady
Development and Evolution of Key Industry Dewatering Tests (HBT, Cone, RDT, GDT) and Their Accuracy in
Predicting Full Scale Results ....................................................................................................................................................................... 2194
Mark Torre, Chris Timpson

TRANSPORT IN POROUS MEDIA INCLUDING GEOCOMPOSITES

Effects of Specimen Size in Transmissivity Tests of Biplanar Geonets and Geocomposites................................................................ 2203
E. Zimmel, M. Li, J. Youngblood
Engineering Performance Evaluation of Surface Modified Nonwoven Geotextiles ............................................................................. 2213
H. Y. Jeon, M. S. Kim, S. K. Kim, J. H. Park, M. Bouazza
Accelerated Flow Testing of Geosynthetic Drains .................................................................................................................................... 2223
S. R. Allen
Evaluation of Final Cover Systems and the Importance of a Geocomposite Layer on the Predicted Performance......................... 2233
Scott M. Merry, R. Jeffrey Dunn, R. Bryan Luper
Influence of Bedding Conditions on the Behavior of Geotextile Filters ................................................................................................. 2244
Janaina Tatto, Ennio M. Palmeira
Case History on Defined Sump Floating Cover System, MWD Southern California, Skinner Water Treatment
Plant ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2254
Brian W. Fraser, Mike P. Neal, Hans J. Vandenberg
The Development of Small Fabricated Geomembrane Biogas Covers................................................................................................... 2260
Andrew Mills
Design and Use of Floating Covers to Prevent Mixing of Rain Water and Leachate in Collection Ponds ........................................ 2269
Bryant Jefferson

GEOTECHNICAL TESTING AND SITE CHARACTERIZATION

ADVANCES IN SITE CHARACTERIZATION I

Assessment of the Coefficient of Lateral Earth Pressure at Rest (Ko) from Seismic Piezocone Tests (SCPTU) ............................... 2278
Guojun Cai, Songyu Liu, Anand J. Puppala
Cylindrical Cavity Expansion Analysis of Variable Penetration Rate Cone Penetration Testing Using an
Anisotropic Soil Model................................................................................................................................................................................. 2288
R. A. Jaeger, J. T. Dejong, R. W. Boulanger
Comparison of Predicted Cyclic Resistance Ratios from CPT, DMT, and Shear Wave Velocity Tests in Griffin,
Indiana ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2298
D. A. Saftner, Y. Jung, R. D. Hryciw, R. A. Green
Use of CPT Profiles to Evaluate Strength Gain and Estimate Local Settlement .................................................................................. 2308
V. M. Damasceno, K. Badu-Tweneboah
Shear Wave Velocity Testing Using a Seismic Cone Penetrometer in Bentonite Backfilled Boreholes in Hawaii............................ 2317
Jason Seidman, Robin M. Lim
Equivalent Quasi-Static Estimation of Dynamic Penetration Force for Near Surface Soil Characterization................................... 2325
Ehsan Kianirad, Ronald W. Gamache, David Brady, Akram N. Alshawabkeh

ADVANCES IN SITE CHARACTERIZATION II

Improved Geotechnical Analysis through Better Integration and Dynamic Interaction between Site
Characterization and Analytical Theory ................................................................................................................................................... 2335
John S. Horvath
Characterization of Fluvial Sand Deposits on Floodplain of Ohio River............................................................................................... 2345
T. Liao, J. R. Davie, M. Chey
The Panama Canal's Third Set of Locks Project: Geologic Setting and Site Characterization.......................................................... 2356
Rogelio A. Pinilla, King L. Sampaco, Derek Irving
GIS-GPS Based Map of Soil Index Properties for Mumbai .................................................................................................................... 2366
Sumedh Yamaji Mhaske, Deepankar Choudhury
A Case Study of Complex Site Characterization of the Honolulu Transit Corridor Project in Honolulu, Hawaii .......................... 2376
Jianping Pu, Robin M. Lim
Practical Visual Presentation Approach for CPT-Based Soil Characterization and Modeling .......................................................... 2387
Y. Hatipkarasulu, M. T. Tumay

EXPANSIVE CLAYS

Effect of Initial Placement Conditions on Swelling Characteristics of Expansive Soils ....................................................................... 2397
E. Mehmood, M. Ilyas, K. Farooq
Evaluation of Level of Risk for Structural Movement Using Expansion Potential .............................................................................. 2404
John D. Nelson, Kuo-Chieh Chao, Daniel D. Overton, Jesse Dunham-Friel
Consolidation and Permeability of Clay MineralsExpansive to Non-Expansive .............................................................................. 2414
B. Tiwari, B. Ajmera
Lessons Learned from Distress of Foundations on Expansive Clays in the Active Zone ..................................................................... 2424
Ronald F. Reed, Kenneth E. Tand, Cumaraswamy Vipulanandan

VOLUME 4

Case Study of Settlement of a Foundation on Expansive Clay Due to Moisture Demand of Trees .................................................... 2434
K. E. Tand, C. Vipulanandan
A Case History of Expansive Clays in Southwest Puerto Rico................................................................................................................ 2444
Yaurel Guadalupe-Torres, Miguel Pando

FIELD STUDIES ON EXPANSIVE CLAYS AND COMPACTED SOILS

Field Verification of Stabilized Soil Strength ............................................................................................................................................ 2454

Eric Holderby, Amy B. Cerato
Effect of Climate Conditions on the Cracking of a Highway Retaining Wall Supported in the Active Zone ................................... 2464
C. Vipulanandan, Kalaiarasi Vembu
Case Studies on Water Pipeline Failures in the Active Zone................................................................................................................... 2474
C. Vipulanandan, W. Qiao, H. Hovsepian
Influence of Seasonal Changes on Inclined Load Tests on Drilled Shafts ............................................................................................. 2484
Thornchaya Wejrungsikul, Richard S. Williammee Jr., Anand J. Puppala, Thomas W. Witherspoon, Nicasio Lozano
Field Compaction Verification Using a New Surface Penetrometer (SP-CIGMAT) during Construction ....................................... 2494
C. Vipulanandan
In Situ Experimental Study on SDC Grouting in Shanghai Saturated Soft Clay ................................................................................. 2504
S. M. Liao, M. L. Shen, L. Zhou, W. Shao

GEOPHYSICAL TECHNOLOGIES TO CHARACTERIZE VARIABILITY AND UNCERTAINTY FOR

ENGINEERING DESIGN

Characterization of Karst Terrain Using Electrical Resistivity Imaging Technique ........................................................................... 2514
A. M. Ramakrishna
Characterization of Heavy Metal Contamination in Soil Using XRF .................................................................................................... 2524
B. J. McDonald
An Initial Pilot Scale Geophysical Investigation of a Waste Disposal Site in Kuwait........................................................................... 2534
R. A. Al-Fares, R. S. Al-Jarallah
Impact of Using Measured v. Corrected Tip Resistance Values in PCPT-Based Soil Characterization and
Modeling ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 2544
M. T. Tumay, Y. Hatipkarasulu
Influence of Poisson's Ratio on Surface Wave Near-Field Effects.......................................................................................................... 2554
Brent L. Rosenblad, Cheng-Hsuan Li

SOIL/ROCK BEHAVIOR AND LABORATORY TESTING I

Evaluation of Unconfined Compression Area Correction Methods for Cementitious and Fiber Stabilized Fine
Grained Soils ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 2564
William D. Carruth, Isaac L. Howard
Comparison of Hand Held Gage and Unconfined Compression Results in Low Strength Cementitious Stabilized
Materials........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 2574
Isaac L. Howard, Walaa Hassan Badran
The Elusive Load Transference of Stratified Rock Roof ......................................................................................................................... 2584
P. Yiouta-Mitra, A. I. Sofianos
Effect on Cyclic Response and Liquefaction Resistance Due to De-Saturation of Sand ...................................................................... 2594
Ashish Juneja, M. E. Raghunandan
Universal Calibration Device for Pressure Transducer Calibration ...................................................................................................... 2605
Trudeep N. Dave, Dasaka S. Murty, Hemant D. Rane
Influence of Leaching on Volume Change of a Gypseous Soil ................................................................................................................ 2611
Laith I. Namiq, Isam H. Nashat
Large Scale Constrained Modulus Test: Constrained Modulus of Crushed Rock Test Results ......................................................... 2621
Claire S. Gemperline, Erica N. Gemperline

SOIL/ROCK BEHAVIOR AND LABORATORY TESTING II

Spatial Variation and Correlation between Undrained Shear Strength and Plasticity Index............................................................. 2631
Xin Kang, Site Onyejekwe, Louis Ge, Richard Stephenson
Moisture Effects on Two Crushed Limestone Aggregates....................................................................................................................... 2640
Alesandra C. Morales, Miguel A. Pando
Effects of Piston Uplift, Piston Friction, and Machine Deflection in Reduced Triaxial Extension Testing ....................................... 2649
Morgan L. Race, Richard A. Coffman
Evaluation of Soil Properties for Culvert Load Rating Applications..................................................................................................... 2659
Priyantha W. Jayawickrama, William D. Lawson, Timothy A. Wood
Joint States of Information from Different Probabilistic Calibrations of Undrained Shear Strength of Submarine
Clays............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2669
Saba Esmailzadeh, Zenon Medina Cetina, S. L. Yang, Farrokh Nadim
Engineering Properties of Unstabilized Compressed Earth Blocks........................................................................................................ 2679
William D. Lawson, Chaitanya Kancharla, Priyantha W. Jayawickrama
Influence of Sand Content on the Stress-Strain Behavior of Silicon Sand Mixed Bentonite in CRS Condition ............................... 2689
Fei Tong, Jianhua Yin

TESTING AND MODELING OF EXPANSIVE CLAYS AND COMPACTED SOILS I

Undrained Strength Characteristics of Compacted Bentonite/Sand Mixtures ..................................................................................... 2699

Yueru Chen, Christopher L. Meehan
Influence of Cell Pressure on Clay Volume under Suction Control ....................................................................................................... 2709
Muawia A. Dafalla, Mosleh A. Al-Shamrani
Characterization of Field Compacted Soils (Unsoaked) Using the California Bearing Ratio (CBR) Test ........................................ 2719
Danistan Joseph, C. Vipulanandan
Simplified Approach of Modelling the Compressibility Behaviour of Unsaturated Soil ..................................................................... 2729
M. V. Raghavendra Rao, A. Vatsala, B. R. Srinivasa Murthy, G. L. Sivakumar Babu
Prediction of Swell-Shrink Movements of Pavement Infrastructure ..................................................................................................... 2740
Nagasreenivasu Talluri, Varagorn Puljan, Thammanoon Manosuthikij, Anand J. Puppala, Sireesh Saride
A Survey of Soil-Reinforcement Interface Friction .................................................................................................................................. 2750
Shahin Nayyeri Amiri, Asad Esmaeily

TESTING AND MODELING OF EXPANSIVE CLAYS AND COMPACTED SOILS II

Seasonal Moisture Fluctuations in the Active Zone in a Humid-Subtropical Climate......................................................................... 2759

C. Vipulanandan, Danistan Joseph
Effect of an Anionic Surfactant on the Clayey Soil Suction Behavior.................................................................................................... 2768
Kalaiarasi Vembu, C. Vipulanandan
Evaluation of a Centrifuge Consolidation Technique for Preparation of Direct Simple Shear Samples........................................... 2776
Thomas B. Gilbert, Matthew C. Blanchard, Matthew J. Nanak, Richard A. Coffman
Effect of Shearing Speed on Residual Shear Strength of Natural Soil Obtained from Mudstone ...................................................... 2786
Binod Tiwari, Gyanu Ratna Tuladhar, Hideaki Marui
Effects of Different Pressure Increment Ration on One Dimensional Consolidation........................................................................... 2794
Amirali Mahouti, Shahin Nayyeri Amiri, Asad Esmaeily
USE OF GEOPHYSICAL METHODS FOR TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE
INSPECTION

Investigation and Identification of Subsidence Problems at Hilo Harbor, Hawaii, Using Geophysical Methods............................. 2803
Peter G. Nicholson, Horst G. Brandes
Characteristics and Engineering Properties of Peaty Soil Underlying Cranberry Bogs...................................................................... 2812
Assem Elsayed, Samuel Paikowsky, Pradeep Kurup
Computational Method for Determining Voids under Concrete Slabs through FWD Deflections .................................................... 2822
Sheng Zeng, Jian Zhao, Xian-Yong Gan, Jin-Ping Xiao
Technical Improvements in Dipole Geoelectric Survey Methods ........................................................................................................... 2831
A. Beck
Studying Consolidation Characteristics of Ohio Clays Using GIS ......................................................................................................... 2838
Mark K. Papke, mer Bilgin
P-Wave Reflection Imaging of a Cast-in-Steel-Shell Bridge Foundation............................................................................................... 2847
Joseph T. Coe, Scott J. Brandenberg

OTHER GEOTECHNICAL RELATED ISSUES

GEO-EDUCATION

Engaging Students with Diverse Learning Styles in Large Geotechnical Engineering Classes .......................................................... 2857
R. J. Armstrong, J. T. Dejong, N. J. Yafrate
Use of Student-Created Videos to Enhance Undergraduate Learning .................................................................................................. 2867
D. C. Pitts, D. J. Elton, J. L. Hanson
Teaching Retaining Wall Design with Case Histories .............................................................................................................................. 2877
Sunil Sharma
America's Research-Active, Geotechnical Faculty MembersAn Investigation of National Science Foundation
Funding Trends ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 2887
D. F. Laefer, S. Akter, C. McHale
Undergraduate Research Models Applicable for Geotechnics................................................................................................................ 2897
D. F. Laefer

GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING FOR DESIGN INNOVATIONS WITH NEW TECHNOLOGIES

GIS for Geotechnical Decision Making: Visualization of Cut-Off Wall Construction Data ............................................................... 2907
J. B. Rosen, M. A. Arnold, R. C. Bachus, D. Schauer, A. Berrios
Advantages of Firmly Bonded Nonwoven/Geogrid Composites in Roadway and Pavement Systems ............................................... 2917
Kent P. Von Maubeuge, Tracy Tanner, Ed Hunter
Physical and Grain Sized Characterization of the Wastes Generated in the Civil Construction in the City of Recife .................... 2928
T. F. Macedo, K. P. V. Lafayette
Reducing Risks to Tailings Storage Facilities through In-Line Flocculant Addition ........................................................................... 2937
Fernando A. N. Da Silva
Study on the Law of Grout Pressure Dissipation in Simultaneous Backfill Grouting during Shield Tunneling in
Soft Soils ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 2947
Zhiren Dai, Yun Bai, Shaoming Liao, Fangle Peng
Geotechnical Challenges in Freeway Widening ProjectCase Study ................................................................................................... 2958
Siva K. Sivathasan, Thomas C. Benson Jr.

STATISTICAL, RELIABILITY, AND RISK ANALYSIS

Simplified Reliability-Based Geotechnical Investigation and Design of Transmission Lines.............................................................. 2968

Zack Heim, Peter Kandaris, Sandra Houston
Reliability Based Underseepage Analysis in Levees Using Monte Carlo Simulation ........................................................................... 2978
Lourdes Polanco, John Rice
Statistically-Based Specifications for Crushing Resistance of Gravel Surface Course for the Crawlerway at
Kennedy Space Center ................................................................................................................................................................................. 2988
M. P. McGuire, G. M. Filz, S. Laux, K. Rivera, J. Junod, M. Hays
Statistical Analysis of Cone Penetration Tests and Soil Engineering Parameters at the National Geotechnical
Experimentation Clay Site, Texas A&M University ................................................................................................................................ 2998
Fawad S. Niazi, Paul W. Mayne, Yuhang Wang
Influence of Strain Localization on Reliability Based Design of Bridge Abutments Using Pseudo-Dynamic Method..................... 3008
B. Munwar Basha, G. L. Sivakumar Babu
Geotechnical Risk and Reliability Evaluation of the Levees Protecting the City of Sacramento, California.................................... 3018
Edward Ketchum, Mary Perlea, Michael Kynett, Anthony Deus
Variability Analysis of Undrained Shear Strength for Reliability-Based Design ................................................................................. 3029
Site Onyejekwe, Xin Kang, Louis Ge, Richard Stephenson
SURFACE AND GROUNDWATER CONTROL

An Innovative Technology to Control Groundwater during Excavation over Confined Aquifer ...................................................... 3040
W. J. Sun, S. L. Shen, Y. S. Xu
Comparative Dewatering Performance of Slurries Conditioned with Synthetic Polymers vs. Eco-Friendly
Polymers ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3050
M. M. Khachan, R. A. Bader, S. K. Bhatia, B. W. Maurer
Geosynthetic Filters for Water Quality Improvement of Urban Stormwater Runoff.......................................................................... 3059
Carmen A. Franks, Allen P. Davis, Ahmet H. Aydilek
Development of a Stormwater Control Measure Microcosm to Measure Evapotranspiration........................................................... 3068
Andrea L. Welker, Bridget M. Wadzuk

SLOPES, EMBANKMENTS, AND EARTH RETAINING STRUCTURES

DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF UNIQUE SOIL CONDITIONS

Simulating Seismic Response of a Large Tower Structure...................................................................................................................... 3077

Xiangwu Zeng, Gang Liu, Bo Li
Soil/Geogrid Behavior Subjected to Cyclic Loading ................................................................................................................................ 3087
Ahmed Hosny Abdel-Rahman, Mohamed Abdel-Moniem Ibbrahim
Seismic Response of Peaty Organic Soils As a Levee Foundation Material .......................................................................................... 3097
Robb E. S. Moss, Justin C. Hollenback
Dynamic Passive Pressures on a Foundation with a Dense Sand Backfill ............................................................................................. 3107
T. M. Gerber, R. A. Marsh Jr., K. M. Rollins
Experimental Multi-Modal Foundation Vibrations and Comparison with Benchmark Half-Space Solutions ................................ 3118
J. C. Ashlock, J. N. Phipps
Dynamic Soil-Structure Interaction of High-G Centrifuge Foundation ................................................................................................ 3128
Bashar S. Qubain, Jianchao Li, Kristen E. Chang

DYNAMICALLY LOADED RETAINING WALLS AND DAMS

Seismic Behavior of Tailings Dam Using FLAC3D .................................................................................................................................... 3138

Debarghya Chakraborty, Deepankar Choudhury
Seismic Design Approach for Large Counterfort Wall Retaining Structures....................................................................................... 3148
Philip R. E. Davies, Andy Dodds, James David McIlquham
Experiments and Numerical Analyses for Spillway on Small Earth Dam Subjected to Simple Shear .............................................. 3158
T. Kawabata, Y. Iwasaki, H. I. Ling, Y. Mohri, K. Uchida
EPS Seismic Buffers for Earthquake Load Attenuation against Rigid Retaining Walls ..................................................................... 3166
S. Zarnani, R. J. Bathurst
Earthquake Response of a Gravity Retaining Wall with Geofoam Inclusion ....................................................................................... 3177
A. C. Trandafir, O. L. Ertugrul
Seismic Deformation Analysis for Risk Assessment of Embankment Dams ......................................................................................... 3186
V. G. Perlea, D. C. Serafini, S. Salah-Mars, F. I. Makdisi

EARTH STRUCTURES

Using Geotextiles to Repair Cracked Earth Dams ................................................................................................................................... 3197

B. Doerge, T. Street, J. Chua, R. Stambaugh, J. McHenry
The Effect of Changing the Geometry and Compaction Degree on Arching of Earth Dams .............................................................. 3207
M. M. Rezaei, B. Salehi
Behavior of a Trial Embankment with Reinforced Steep Slope and Mechanically Stabilized Earth Wall: A
Numerical Analysis....................................................................................................................................................................................... 3217
M. Dechasakulsom, J. Sukolrat, A. Sawangsuriya
Seepage Analysis for Shurijeh Reservoir Dam Using Finite Element Method...................................................................................... 3227
S. Soleymani, A. Akhtarpur
Lessons Learned from Failures: The Wall of Shame ............................................................................................................................... 3235
J. A. McKelvey III

VOLUME 5

Error Analysis of Predicted Seismic Displacement of Earth Dams Using Simplified Sliding Block Methods .................................. 3245
Farshid Vahedifard, Christopher L. Meehan
EMBANKMENTS

Use of Geocell Reinforced Load Transfer Platforms over Vertical Columns........................................................................................ 3255
A. Emersleben, N. Meyer
Ageing Effects on the Mechanical Properties of Forty Year Old Embankment Soil............................................................................ 3266
M. M. Y. Ali, J. Kuwano, M. M. Rahman, M. Tannai
Serviceability Limits for Basal Reinforced Embankments Spanning Voids.......................................................................................... 3276
C. R. Lawson, T. W. Yee
Numerical Model Studies of Deep Soil Mixing (DSM) Column to Mitigate Bridge Approach Settlements ...................................... 3286
Ekarut Archeewa, Anand J. Puppala, Sireesh Saride, Seema Kalla
Case StudyRailway Embankment Widening for CN Rail and GO Transit....................................................................................... 3296
I. Glenn Caverson, Doug Lowry
Case History of Roadway Embankment Construction over Very Weak Clay...................................................................................... 3304
J. M. Sura, M. A. Othman

EXCAVATION AND BURIED STRUCTURES

Deep Excavation Project under High Ground Water Table ................................................................................................................... 3312
Mustafa Serdar Nalcakan
The Use of Reliability Analyses in the Design of Deep Excavations in Soft Clay, Fargo, North Dakota, USA.................................. 3321
Chad A. Underwood, Bruce A. Weber
Lessons Learned from Construction of Two LNG Cryogenic Sumps .................................................................................................... 3332
Kenneth Bell, Mahi Galagoda
Deformation Behavior of Retaining Walls in Deep Excavations in Suzhou Subway Line 1 of China ................................................ 3342
Xinnan Gao, Songyu Liu, Liyuan Tong, Chengbin Lou
San Antonio Convention Center: Anchored Diaphragm Wall for Temporary Shoring and Permanent Below Grade
Structural Wall ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 3350
Dominique Namy, Cary Lange
Difficult Excavations and Foundations for Buildings on Soft Soils in Bogot....................................................................................... 3360
Luis F. Orozco, M. Catalina Orozco
Installation and Performance of a Steel Sheet Pile Wall for Supporting an Excavation in Urban Environment ............................. 3370
G. A. Athanasopoulos, V. S. Vlachakis, P. C. Pelekis

HAZARDS TO TUNNELING AND MITIGATION

Transparent Soil Model Tests and FE Analyses on Tunneling Induced Ground Settlement.............................................................. 3381
Mahmoud Ahmed, Magued Iskander
Evaluation of Jet Grout Formation in Soft Clay for Tunnel Excavation............................................................................................... 3391
Chu E. Ho
Subsurface Characterization and Geotechnical Design for a Cut-and-Cover Tunnel in Soft Ground in San
Francisco........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3401
Hong Yang, Mitch Fong, Tom Lee

RETAINING WALLS FOR TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS: MSE WALL DESIGN I

Case Study of a Foundation Improvement beneath MSE Walls for a Highway Embankment .......................................................... 3409
David L. Hutchinson
Stand Alone and Combined Technologies for MSE Walls: State of Practice for Compressible Soils ................................................ 3419
J. E. Sankey, K. Brabant, Frederic Masse
LRFD Calibration of Steel Reinforced Soil Walls .................................................................................................................................... 3429
R. J. Bathurst, B. Q. Huang, Tony M. Allen
The Geotechnical Engineer's Role in Design/Construction of MSE Retaining Walls .......................................................................... 3439
Doyle L. Smith Jr., Noel W. Janacek
Maccaferri Terramesh System, Gabion Face MSE Walls at St. Anthony Falls (I-35W) Bridge ........................................................ 3449
Sachin Mandavkar, Anamarie Stralla
Observing and Improving the Performance of Two-Stage Mechanically Stabilized Earth (MSE) Walls ......................................... 3459
T. M. Gerber
Narrow Shored Reinforced Earth Wall with Friction-Based Reinforcing Strip Connection As an Innovative
Solution to Expand Urban Highways ......................................................................................................................................................... 3469
R. Tavakolian, M. Grien

RETAINING WALLS FOR TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS: MSE WALL DESIGN II

Comparing the Seismic Responses of Single- and Multi-Tiered Geosynthetic Reinforced Soil Walls ............................................... 3478
H. Liu
Failure of VERT Wall System: Forensic Evaluation and Lessons Learned .......................................................................................... 3487
M. Adil Haque, John T. Bryant
Geosynthetic Enabled with Fiber Optic Sensors for MSE Bridge Abutment Supporting Shallow Bridge
Foundation .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3497
John M. Lostumbo, Olivier Artieres
Numerical Study on Effects of the Number of Reinforcement Layers for Reinforced-Sand Retaining Wall ................................... 3505
Yan-Bo Cao, Fang-Le Peng
Long-Term Monitoring of a Drilled Shaft Retaining Wall in Expansive Clay: Behavior before and during
Excavation ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3516
Andrew C. Brown, Trent Ellis, Greg Dellinger, Chadi El-Mohtar, Jorge Zornberg, Robert B. Gilbert
Lateral Resistance of Piles near Vertical MSE Abutment Walls ............................................................................................................ 3526
K. M. Rollins, J. S. Price, Jon Bischoff

SLOPE STABILITY ISSUES AND STABILIZATION METHODS I

An Investigation of the Effect of Seepage on the Stability of Sheet Pile Supported I-Wall in New Orleans,
Louisiana ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3536
J. Chatterjee, F. Amini
3D Analysis of Steep Slopes Subjected to Seismic Excitation.................................................................................................................. 3546
S. S. Nadukuru, T. Martel, R. L. Michalowski
Geosynthetic Mega Structures: The Largest Geosynthetic Structures in North America................................................................... 3556
Richard Sack, John Lostumbo
Water Retention Behaviour of an Embankment Model .......................................................................................................................... 3566
M. Zielinski, M. Sanchez, E. Romero, P. Sentenac
A Moisture Reduction Factor for Pullout Resistance of Geotextile Reinforcement in Marginal Soils............................................... 3576
K. Hatami, L. M. Garcia, G. A. Miller
Instability Behaviour for Sandy Soils......................................................................................................................................................... 3587
M. M. Rahman, S. R. Lo

SLOPE STABILITY ISSUES AND STABILIZATION METHODS II

Rainfall-Induced Failure of Volcanic Slope with Crushable Particles Subjected to Freeze-Thaw Action ........................................ 3598
S. Kawamura, S. Miura, S. Yokohama
An Experimental Study of Pullout Resistance of a Multifunctional Geosynthetic in Fine Grained Fills Using an
Innovative Pullout Apparatus ..................................................................................................................................................................... 3609
J. M. Clancy, P. J. Naughton
Stability and Impacts of Unsupported Vertical Cuts in Stiff Clay ......................................................................................................... 3619
Walter G. Kutschke, Luis E. Vallejo
Case Study: Stability of Two Horizontal to One Vertical Embankment ............................................................................................... 3629
B. F. Tanyu, W. Neal, J. P. Seymour, D. G. Bodine, . Bozok
Deformation-Based Limit States for Earth Embankments ..................................................................................................................... 3639
M. Khalilzad, M. A. Gabr
Geogrid Strengthening of an Existing Coal Ash Landfill Cap ................................................................................................................ 3649
Thomas G. Thomann, Ansuman H. Raval
Back-Analysis of Preexisting Landslides ................................................................................................................................................... 3659
Manzoor Hussain, Timothy D. Stark

SLOPE STABILITY ISSUES AND STABILIZATION METHODS III

A Parametric Analysis of the Effects of Progressive Failure on Embankments Founded on Soft Sensitive Soils ............................ 3669
Adam Lobbestael, Adda Athanasopoulos-Zekkos
Modeling a Full Scale Landslide Test......................................................................................................................................................... 3679
Richard D. Short, Yogesh Prashar
Shear Strength and Stability of Highway Embankment Slopes in Ohio................................................................................................ 3686
Teruhisa Masada, Xiao Han
Stabilization of Deep Slope Failure with Drilled Shafts: Lake Ridge Parkway Station 248, Grand Prairie, TX.............................. 3696
Garry H. Gregory
Landslide Mitigation at Eden Canyon Road in Alameda County, California....................................................................................... 3706
D. Bruggers, R. Skinner, R. Williams Rudolph

SOIL/ROCK MECHANICS AND MODELING

ANALYTICAL AND NUMERICAL METHODS WITH A FOCUS ON FD ANALYSIS

Study on Bearing Capacity of Pile in Liquefiable and Unliquefiable Soil Layers ................................................................................ 3716
I. Shooshpasha, M. Afzali Rad, M. Ghavami, H. Kamalijoo
Interference of Two Closely Spaced Footings: A Finite Element Modeling .......................................................................................... 3726
L. S. Nainegali, P. K. Basudhar
FEM Analyses on Creep Characteristics and Strain Fields of Geogrid-Reinforced Sand................................................................... 3736
Fu-Lin Li, Fang-Le Peng, Yong Tan, Warat Kongkitkul
Analysis Model of Ground Vibration Propagation for High-Speed Trains........................................................................................... 3748
Yit-Jin Chen, Shiu-Shin Lin, Yi-Jiun Shen, Song-Wei Lin, Jia-Rong Lu
Influence of Geogrid Stiffness on Shaft Lateral Capacities and Deflections behind an MSE Wall .................................................... 3756
M. C. Pierson, R. L. Parsons, J. Han, J. J. Brennan, J. Huang
3D Numerical Analysis for Seismic Retrofit of a Cellular Bulkhead...................................................................................................... 3766
E. M. Dawson, W. H. Roth, P. Hadfield, B. Su
A Comparison of 2D and 3D Settlement Analyses of the Tower of Pisa ................................................................................................ 3776
A. J. Klettke, L. Edgers
Dynamic Analysis of Tunnel Structures and Surrounding Granular Soils under Cyclic Loads of a Vibrating
Machine ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3786
M. Hatambeigi, Y. Pashang Pisheh, M. Pashang Pisheh
Numerical Analysis of Face Stability during Shield-Driven Tunneling under Groundwater Table .................................................. 3796
Chunlin Li, Linchang Miao, Weihua Lv
FEM Simulation of Deformation and Strength Characteristics in Geogrid-Reinforced Sand Retaining Wall under
the Change of Loading Rate ........................................................................................................................................................................ 3807
Fang-Le Peng, Fu-Lin Li, Yong Tan
A Piled-Raft Foundation for the Tallest Building in Brooklyn ............................................................................................................... 3818
M. C. Khoury, A. J. Alzamora, A. J. Ciancia

ANALYTICAL AND NUMERICAL METHODS WITH A PRIMARY FOCUS ON STATISTICAL APPROACH

A Realistic Theory of Soils Consolidation.................................................................................................................................................. 3828

Shahin Nayyeri Amiri, Asad Esmaeily, Amirali Mahouti
Development and Procedure for Constrained Modulus of Crushed Rock Test .................................................................................... 3838
Erica N. Gemperline, Claire S. Gemperline
Spatial Variability of the Geomechanical Parameter RQD at the Animas Ore Deposit in Peru ........................................................ 3848
C. Romanel, J. E. G. Ramirez, N. N. Valverde
Fracture Criteria for Fissured Clays under Mixed-Mode Loading........................................................................................................ 3858
L. E. Vallejo
Prediction of Compression and Permeability Characteristics of Mine Tailings Using Natural Computation and
Large-Strain Consolidation Framework.................................................................................................................................................... 3868
Tadikonda Venkata Bharat, Jitendra Sharma
Effectiveness of Objective Functions in Soil Model Calibration through Numerical Optimization ................................................... 3878
Michelle Deng, Louis Ge

BEHAVIOR OF UNSATURATED SOILS AND INTERACTION WITH GEOSYNTHETICS

A Probabilistic and Mechanical Approach for Hysteresis of SWCC in Unsaturated Soil................................................................... 3887
E. Calo, K. Sako, K. Araki, Y. Miyamoto, R. Kitamura
A Model for the Water Retention Behavior of Deformable Soils Including Capillary Hysteresis...................................................... 3896
M. Nuth, L. Laloui
Microstructural Investigation of Soil Suction and Hysteresis ................................................................................................................. 3906
A. Anandarajah, P. Amarasinghe
Use of Wicking Fabric to Help Prevent Differential Settlements in Expansive Soil Embankments................................................... 3915
Xiong Zhang, Nicholas Belmont

BIO-IMPROVED SOILS: ALTERNATIVE/COMPETING BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES

Carbonate Mineral Precipitation for Soil Improvement through Microbial Denitrification .............................................................. 3925
Nasser Hamdan, Edward Kavazanjian Jr., Bruce E. Rittmann, Ismail Karatas
The Effect of Exopolymers on the Compressibility of Clays ................................................................................................................... 3935
R. A. Nugent, G. Zhang, R. P. Gambrell
Evaluation of Multiple Soil Improvement Techniques Based on Microbial Functions........................................................................ 3945
T. Hata, M. Tsukamoto, Y. Inagaki, H. Mori, R. Kuwano, J. P. Gourc
Early Marine Diagenesis in Calcium Carbonate Rich Sediments: A Review of Implications for Geotechnical
Systems........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3956
J. M. Larrahondo, S. E. Burns, B. Gutierrez
Ureolytic Calcium Carbonate Precipitation in the Presence of Non-Ureolytic Competing Bacteria.................................................. 3966
D. Gat, M. Tsesarsky, D. Shamir
Bio-Induced Calcite, Iron, and Manganese Precipitation for Geotechnical Engineering Applications ............................................. 3975
T. J. Weaver, M. Burbank, A. Lewis, R. Lewis, R. Crawford, B. Williams
BIO-IMPROVED SOILS: ENGINEERING PROPERTIES

Evolution in Mechanical and Hydraulic Properties of Calcite-Cemented Sand Mediated by Biocatalyst ........................................ 3984
H. Yasuhara, K. Hayashi, M. Okamura
Microbial Carbonate Precipitation: Correlation of S-Wave Velocity with Calcite Precipitation....................................................... 3993
Ahmed Al Qabany, Brina Mortensen, Brian Martinez, Kenichi Soga, Jason Dejong
Microbiologically-Induced Soil Stabilization: Application of Sporosarcina pasteurii for Fugitive Dust Control ............................ 4002
F. D. Meyer, S. Bang, S. Min, L. D. Stetler, S. S. Bang
Strength and Stiffness of MICP Treated Sand Subjected to Various Stress Paths............................................................................... 4012
B. M. Mortensen, J. T. Dejong
The Influence of Injection Conditions and Soil Types on Soil Improvement by Microbial Functions............................................... 4021
Y. Inagaki, M. Tsukamoto, H. Mori, T. Sasaki, K. Soga, A. Al Qabany, T. Hata
Engineering Properties of MICP-Bonded Sandstones Used for Historical Masonry Building Restoration ...................................... 4031
Zuan Yang, Xiaohui Cheng, Meng Li

BIO-IMPROVED SOILS: MODELING AND APPLICATIONS

A Bio-Hydro-Mechanical Model for Propagation of Biogrout in Soils .................................................................................................. 4041

S. Fauriel, L. Laloui
Upscaling Microbial Induced Calcite Precipitation in 0.5m Columns: Experimental and Modeling Results................................... 4049
B. C. Martinez, T. H. Barkouki, J. D. Dejong, T. R. Ginn

VOLUME 6

Bioremediation of Piping Erosion in Sand ................................................................................................................................................ 4060

Benjamin T. Adams, Ming Xiao
Development of Microbial Geotechnology in Singapore.......................................................................................................................... 4070
J. Chu, V. Ivanov, J. He, M. Naeimi, B. Li, V. Stabnikov
Application of Response Surface Methodology for Carbonate Precipitation Production Induced by a Mutant
Strain of Sporosarcina pasteurii ................................................................................................................................................................. 4079
Meng Li, Hongxian Guo, Xiaohui Cheng
Experiment Research from Macro to Micro on Microbial-Induced Clogging by Adding Potato Soup in Beijing
Sand Column................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4089
Hechao Zhang, Hongxian Guo, Meng Li, Xiaohui Cheng
Bio-Mediated Ground Improvement: From Laboratory Experiment to Pilot Applications............................................................... 4099
L. A. Van Paassen

CHARACTERIZING AND PREDICTING EXPANSIVE SOIL BEHAVIOR

Correlations between Durability and Geotechnical Properties of Compacted Shales ......................................................................... 4109
L. S. Bryson, I. C. Gomez-Gutierrez, T. C. Hopkins
Correlations between Geotechnical Properties and the Swell Behavior of Compacted Shales ........................................................... 4119
I. C. Gomez-Guttierrez, L. S. Bryson, T. C. Hopkins
The Role of Micro-Scale Properties in the Study of Expansive Soils...................................................................................................... 4129
B. Lin, A. B. Cerato
Study of the Fundamentals of Expansive Clays through Discrete Element Modeling ......................................................................... 4137
A. Anandarajah, C. Locussol
Prediction of Shear Strength and Volume Change Behaviour Using Hyperbolic Model..................................................................... 4146
V. K. Stalin, R. B. Arun Murugan
Transient Behavior of a Clay Barrier Subjected to High Temperature Changes................................................................................. 4156
Marcelo Snchez, Ajay Shastri, Antonio Gens

MICRO-MECHANICS OF GRANULAR SOILS: EXPERIMENTATION, MODELING, AND

COMPUTATIONAL ANALYSES I

DEM Simulations of Wave Propagation in Dry Granular Soils ............................................................................................................. 4166

N. Zamani, U. El Shamy
Microscopic Research on Air Sparging I-Network Model Development............................................................................................... 4176
Shengyan Gao, Jay N. Meegoda, Liming Hu
Characteristics Analysis of Cavity Expansion with Anisotropic Initial Stress in a Two-Dimensional Numerical
Model ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4186
Wenjun Han, Songyu Liu, Dingwen Zhang, Huxin Zhou
Simulation of Fluid Flow through Porous Media Using Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics Method............................................... 4195
Wei Chen, Tong Qiu
Probabilistic Calibration of a Discrete Particle Model for Geomaterials .............................................................................................. 4204
Y. B. Zhang, Z. Medina-Cedina, H. D. V. Khoa
MICRO-MECHANICS OF GRANULAR SOILS: EXPERIMENTATION, MODELING, AND
COMPUTATIONAL ANALYSES II

Interaction of Saturated Granular Soils with Pile Foundation: A Micro-Mechanical Study.............................................................. 4214
Tewodros Dessalegn, Mourad Zeghal, Usama El Shamy, Claudia Medina
Vortex Structures inside Shear Bands in Sands........................................................................................................................................ 4223
S. Abedi, A. L. Rechenmacher
Microscale Characterization of Energy Dissipation Mechanisms in Granular Soils ........................................................................... 4232
U. El Shamy, C. Denissen
Numerical Simulation of Reinforced Granular Soils Using DEM .......................................................................................................... 4242
J. S. Vinod, Sharat Nagaraja, T. G. Sitharam, S. V. Dinesh
Discrete Simulations of Particulate-Structure Interactions..................................................................................................................... 4252
T. Matthew Evans, Jeremy Kress

MULTI-SCALE CHARACTERIZATION AND MODELING OF SOILS I

Molecular Interactions Influence Barrier and Mechanical Properties in Swelling Clays: A Multiscale Modeling
and Experimental Investigation.................................................................................................................................................................. 4263
D. R. Katti, K. S. Katti
Modeling Macro-Scale Clay Secondary Compression at Micro-Scale Clay Particle Interfaces ......................................................... 4273
Laura Kosoglu, George Filz
Coupling Discrete Elements and Micropolar Continuum through an Overlapping Region ............................................................... 4283
R. A. Regueiro, B. Yan
Modeling Granular Particle Shape Using Discrete Element Method..................................................................................................... 4293
Nivedita Das, Stephen Thomas, John Kopmann, Colin Donovan, Casey Hurt, Ali Daouadji, Alaa K. Ashmawy, Beena Sukumaran
Constitutive Behavior of Compacted Clayey Sand Using a Refined Suction-Controlled Cubical Test Cell...................................... 4303
L. R. Hoyos, D. D. Prez-Ruiz, A. J. Puppala

MULTI-SCALE CHARACTERIZATION AND MODELING OF SOILS II

Small-Strain Stiffness of Unsaturated Soils Using a Suction-Controlled Resonant Column Device with Bender
Elements ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 4313
L. R. Hoyos, E. A. Suescun, A. J. Puppala
Predicting Shear Strength Properties for Low-Sensitivity Granular-Cohesive Soils from SPT Results ........................................... 4323
Simon C. Murley, Hiroshan Hettiarachchi
Experiment Based Multiscale Computations in Granular Materials..................................................................................................... 4333
J. E. Andrade, C. F. Avila
Effect of Smear on Radial Consolidation with Vertical Drains .............................................................................................................. 4339
Daping Xiao, Hong Yang, Ningzhong Xi
A Multi-Scale Multi-Physics Model of Soil Drying................................................................................................................................... 4349
L. B. Hu, H. Peron, L. Laloui, T. Hueckel

SOIL-STRUCTURE/GEOSYNTHETICS INTERACTION

New Hybrid Subgrade Model for Soil-Structure Interaction Analysis: Foundation and Geosynthetics Applications .................... 4359
John S. Horvath, Regis J. Colasanti
Shake Table Testing of Seismic Soil-Foundation-Structure-Interaction ............................................................................................... 4369
Robb E. S. Moss, Steven Kuo, Victor Crosariol
Finite Element Soil-Pile-Interaction Analysis of Floodwall in Soft Clay ............................................................................................... 4378
Wenjun Dong, Neil T. Schwanz
Pullout Response of Geosynthetic in SoilTheoretical Analysis............................................................................................................ 4388
Zehong Yuan
Soil-Pipe Interaction Analysis: A Forensic Evaluation ............................................................................................................................ 4398
John T. Bryant, M. Adil Haque
Shaking Table Tests on Dry and Saturated Sand with Large Embedded Objects ............................................................................... 4408
L. E. Vallejo, Myra Mei Cheng Au

TRANSPORTATION MATERIALS AND PAVEMENTS

BEHAVIOR AND DESIGN OF STABILIZED PAVEMENT LAYERS AND FOUNDATIONS I

Utilization of Industrial Wastes in Pavements Laid over Expansive Clay Sub-Grades ....................................................................... 4418
A. Sreerama Rao, G. Sridevi
Life-Cycle Cost Analysis of Base Course Using Cold In-Place Recycling: Case Study ........................................................................ 4428
Weiguang Zhang, Jun Yang, Xiaoxiang Fan, Ruochong Yang, Bin Yu
Characterization of Lime- and Fly Ash-Stabilized Soil by Indirect Tensile Testing ............................................................................ 4438
Pranshoo Solanki, Musharraf Zaman
The Use of Fibre Reinforced Crushed Rocks for the Improvement of Tensile Strength ..................................................................... 4449
Komsun Siripun, Peerapong Jitsangiam, Hamid Nikraz
The Effects of Moisture Characteristics of Crushed Rock Base (CRB) ................................................................................................. 4458
Komsun Siripun, Peerapong Jitsangiam, Hamid Nikraz

BEHAVIOR AND DESIGN OF STABILIZED PAVEMENT LAYERS AND FOUNDATIONS II

Accelerated Design Process of Lime-Stabilized Clays.............................................................................................................................. 4468

Manuel Celaya, Maryam Veisi, Soheil Nazarian, Anand Puppala
Leachate Studies on Lime and Portland Cement Treated Expansive Clays ......................................................................................... 4479
S. Chittoori, A. Pedarla, A. J. Puppala, L. R. Hoyos, S. Nazarian, S. Saride
Stiffness Improvement of Expansive Soil-Rubber Mixtures with Off-Specification Fly Ash.............................................................. 4489
Ethan P. Wiechert, Jesse Dunham-Friel, J. Antonio H. Carraro
Performance of Geogrid Reinforced Rubber Waste As Subgrade Material ......................................................................................... 4498
V. K. Stalin, S. Thenmozhi, V. Gobinath
Selection of Asphalt Stabilization Methods for Alaska Base Layers ...................................................................................................... 4505
Peng Li, Lin Li, Juanyu Liu, Stephen Saboundjian

CHARACTERIZATION OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS

Laboratory Assessment of Skid Resistance for High RAP Content Warm Mixed Asphalt................................................................. 4515
Jesse D. Doyle, Isaac L. Howard
Comparison of Properties of RAP Aggregates Extracted by Ignition and Centrifuge Methods......................................................... 4525
Subhash C. Thakur, Jie Han, Wai Kiong Chong, Robert L. Parsons
Correlation between PG Plus, Superpave PG Specifications, and Molecular Weight from GPC for Different
Polymer Modified Binders........................................................................................................................................................................... 4535
Eileen Batten, Yusef Mehta, Aaron Nolan, Sarah Zorn, Kevin Dahm
EPS Geofoam Design Parameters for Pavement Structures ................................................................................................................... 4544
Xiaoodng Huang, Dawit Negussey
Review of Applications of Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrophotometry (FTIR) in Characterization of
Construction Materials ................................................................................................................................................................................ 4555
Seifollah Nasrazadani

EVALUATION OF HIGHWAY PAVEMENTS AND RAILROADS

Evaluation of the Cantabro Durability Test for Dense Graded Asphalt................................................................................................ 4563
Jesse D. Doyle, Isaac L. Howard
Development and Evaluation of Functional Open Graded Friction Courses (FOGFC) Mixtures for In Situ
Highway Runoff Treatment ........................................................................................................................................................................ 4573
Liang Wang, Hashim R. Rizvi, Mohammad J. Khattak, Daniel D. Gang
Predicting Pavement Service Life Using M-EPDG with LTPP Climatic Database.............................................................................. 4584
Liang Wang, Jie Zhang, Zhen Liu
Comparisons of IRI-Based Pavement Deterioration Prediction Models Using New Mexico Pavement Data ................................... 4594
Can Chen, Jie Zhang
Time and Spatial Dependence of the Fouling of Railroad Track Ballast............................................................................................... 4604
R. S. Lambert, C. L. Ho, J. P. Hyslip
Effects of a Wax-Based Warm Mix Additive on Lower Compaction Temperatures ........................................................................... 4614
Nazimuddin M. Wasiuddin, Rajan Saha, William King Jr.

GEOSYNTHETIC REINFORCEMENT MECHANISMS IN PAVEMENT STABILIZATION

New Developments for Geogrid Reinforced Base Courses ...................................................................................................................... 4624

Kent V. Maubeuge, J. Klompmaker
In-Aggregate Testing of Unitized and Woven Geogrids for Base Reinforcement Applications.......................................................... 4635
K. Hatami, Z. Wang, T. Mahmood, R. Ghabchi, M. M. Zaman
The Function of Basal Geogrids in Minimizing Rutting of Geocell Reinforced Subgrades................................................................. 4645
Sireesh Saride, T. G. Sitharam, Anand J. Puppala
A Validated Discrete Element Modeling Approach for Studying Geogrid-Aggregate Reinforcement Mechanisms ....................... 4653
Yu Qian, Erol Tutumluer, Hai Huang
In-Ground Dynamic Stress Measurements for Geosynthetic Reinforced Subgrade/Subbase............................................................. 4663
D. J. White, P. K. R. Vennapusa, H. H. Gieselman, S. C. Douglas, Jiake Zhang, M. H. Wayne
Back-Calculated Pavement Layer Modulus Values of Geogrid Reinforced Test Sections .................................................................. 4673
K. S. Henry, Joshua Clapp, William G. Davids, Lynette Barna
GEOSYNTHETIC REINFORCEMENT OF PAVEMENT AND RAILROAD SYSTEMS

Nonlinear Response of Infinite Beams on Reinforced Earth Beds under Moving Loads .................................................................... 4683
Priti Maheshwari, K. Karuppasamy
Enhancing Ballast Performance Using Geocell Confinement ................................................................................................................. 4693
Ben A. Leshchinsky
Full-Scale Field Study of Geosynthetics Used As Subgrade Stabilization ............................................................................................. 4703
E. V. Cuelho, S. W. Perkins, K. Von Maubeuge
Use of Falling Weight Deflectometer Data to Quantify the Relative Performance of Reinforced Pavement Sections ..................... 4713
R. V. Joshi, J. G. Zornberg
Creep Deformation of Unreinforced and Geocell-Reinforced Recycled Asphalt Pavements .............................................................. 4723
Jitendra K. Thakur, Jie Han, Dov Leshchinsky, Izhar Halahmi, Robert L. Parsons
Use of Geosynthetics in Railways Including Geocomposites and Vertical Drains ................................................................................ 4733
Buddhima Indraratna, Cholachat Rujikiatkamjorn, Sanjay Nimbalkar

MECHANISTIC-BASED EVALUATION OF PAVEMENT LAYER AND FOUNDATION PROPERTIES I

Determination of Resilient Modulus of Subgrade Using Cyclic Plate Loading Tests........................................................................... 4743
Yu Qian, Jie Han, Sanat K. Pokharel, Robert L. Parsons
Evaluation of the Shakedown Behavior of Unbound Granular Base Materials ................................................................................... 4752
Munir D. Nazzal, Louay N. Mohammad, Aaron Austin
Prediction of the Subgrade Resilient Modulus for the Implementation of the MEPDG in Idaho ...................................................... 4762
S. M. El-Badawy, F. M. Bayomy, S. M. Miller
Effect of Long Term Oven Aging on Dynamic Modulus of Hot Mix Asphalt ....................................................................................... 4773
Dharamveer Singh, Musharraf Zaman, Sesh Commuri
Effect of Plasticity of Fines on the Deformation Behavior of Unbound Granular Base Material....................................................... 4782
M. Ohiduzzaman, S. C. R. Lo, O. Craciun
Stress Distribution of Unbound Granular Base Course........................................................................................................................... 4792
Komsun Siripun, Peerapong Jitsangiam, Hamid Nikraz

MECHANISTIC-BASED EVALUATION OF PAVEMENT LAYER AND FOUNDATION PROPERTIES II

Effect of Spatial Variations in Subgrade Stiffness on Pavement Performance ..................................................................................... 4802

A. W. Ali, A. R. Abbas, K. Sett
Mechanistic Characteristics of Asphalt Binder and Asphalt Matrix Modified with Nano-Fibers ..................................................... 4812
Mohammad J. Khattak, Ahmed Khattab, Hashim R. Rizvi
Characterization of Subgrade Resilient Modulus for Pavement Design................................................................................................ 4823
Z. Hossain, M. Zaman, C. Doiron, P. Solanki
Determining Effective Material Properties and Particles Size for Asphaltic Composites Using Microstructure
Approach ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4833
Samer Dessouky, A. T. Papagiannakis
Resilient Modulus Behavior Estimated from Aggregate Source Properties.......................................................................................... 4843
Yuanjie Xiao, Erol Tutumluer, John Siekmeier
Mechanistic-Based Characterization of Non-Linear Pavement Mechanical Properties with Evolving Intelligent
Information Processing Systems ................................................................................................................................................................. 4853
Kasthurirangan Gopalakrishnan, Halil Ceylan, Sunghwan Kim
Author Index