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Registrant List (23) State/Cou nty/Provin Zip (Postal First Name Last Name Company Address Line 1 Address Line 2 City US State ce Code) Country Work Phone Attendee Email Address Ibrahim Abaidalla University of Missouri E2509 Lafferre Hall Columbia Missouri USA 65201 United States (573) 529-2695 [email protected] Stony Brook Sherif Abdelaziz Stony Brook University 2424 Computer Science Bldg University Stony Brook New York 11794-4424 United States 6316329341 [email protected] Craig Abney Cajun Deep Foundations, LLC 15635 Airline Hwy Baton Rouge Louisiana 70817 United States 2257541369 [email protected] 8901 John Carpenter Freeway, Tim Abrams Terracon Consultants, Inc. Suite 100 Dallas Texas 75247 United States 214-630-1010 [email protected] Mike Abruzzo Richard Goettle, Inc. 12071 Hamilton Avenue CINCINNATI Ohio 45231 United States 5138258100 [email protected] Murad Abufarsakh Louisiana State University 13048 Quail Meadow Drive Baton Rouge Louisiana 70817 United States 2257679147 [email protected] Moe Accinno American Equipment & Fabricating / SOILMEC 100 Water Street East Providence Rhode Island 02914 United States 401-438-2626 [email protected] EUSEBIO ACENERO LEON AGINTECO CONSULTING SIERRA GUADARRAMA, 37 MADRID 28830 Spain 34695383142 [email protected] Fernando Ache Bay Shore Systems, Inc. 14206 N. Ohio Street Rathdrum Idaho 83858 United States 2086873311 [email protected] KOFI ACHEAMPONG KCI Technologies, Inc. 936 Ridgebrook Road Sparks Maryland 21152 United States 410-316-7888 [email protected] Grant Achey Arthur R. Henry Inc. 3031 Ocean Heights Ave Egg HArbor Twp New Jersey 08234 United States 6099276660 [email protected] andrew.ackerman@nicholsonconstru Andrew Ackerman Nicholson Construction Company 2400 Ansys Drive, Suite 303 Canonsburg Pennsylvania 15317 United States 412-221-4500 ction.com Jaime Acuna TEI Rock Drills Inc. po box 1309 Montrose Colorado 81402 United States 970-249-1515 [email protected] Rachel Adam Arizona State University 8226 E Willetta St Mesa Arizona AZ 85207 United States 4802905350 [email protected] Anthony Adamo TTl, Inc. 5010 Linbar Drive, Suite 153 Nashville Tennessee 37211 United States 6153317770 [email protected] Rachel Adams Shannon & Wilson 3990 Collins Way Suite 100 Lake Oswego Oregon 97035 United States 503-210-4758 [email protected] Saskatche Robert Adamus Topping Engineering 314 Bennion Crescent Saskatoon wan S7W 0H2 Canada 306-242-2509 [email protected] Russ Adkins IDEAL Manufacturing, Inc 80 Bluff Drive East Rochester New York 14445 United States 800-789-4810 [email protected] Chris Adkins Davey Drill 200 WEST WILLIAMS STREET Kent Ohio 44240 United States (330) 673-5400 [email protected] Tim Adkins Rembco Geotechnical Contractors 2614 Clinton Hwy Knoxville Tennessee 37849 United States 8656712925 [email protected] Mark Adkins Mid-Atlantic Drilling P. O. Box 373 Huntington West Virginia 25708 United States 304-633-8471 [email protected] Stan Agee Pieresearch 501 E. Main St. Arlington Texas 76010 United States 8179941050 [email protected] Ryan Agin Magnum Piering 156 Circle Freeway Dr Cincinnati Ohio 45246 United States 970-635-1851 [email protected] Department of Mining Eng., 230 Zach Agioutantis University of Kentucky MMRB 504 Rose Str Lexington Kentucky 40506 United States 8592572953 [email protected] Hratch Antoine Agopian University of Texas at Austin 2900 Swisher Street Apt 311 Austin Texas 78705 United States 5124364111 [email protected] Katie Aguilar Bentley 685 Stockton Dr Exton Pennsylvania 19341 United States 6782341311 [email protected] Carlos Sebastian Aguirre University of Texas Rio Grande Valley 3501 North 40th Street McAllen Texas 78501 United States 9562259847 [email protected] UCLA Department of Civil & Environmental Sean Ahdi Engineering 420 Westwood Plaza 5731 Boelter Hall Los Angeles California 90095 United States 8582200390 [email protected] Amir Ahmadipur The Pennsylvania State University 265 Blue Course Dr, Apt G2 State College Pennsylvania 16803 United States 8149358443 [email protected] [email protected] ASHFAQ AHMED HEMCO EQUIPMENT INCORPORATION 15 WERTHEIM COURT SUITE 409 RICHMOND HILL ONTARIO L4B 3H7 Canada 0097433600931 m 12702 Westport Parkway, Suite Aseel Ahmed FYRA Engineering 300 Omaha Nebraska 68138 United States 402-502-7131 [email protected] Don Ahrens Moretrench 11001 Fern Hill Dr. Riverview Florida 33578 33578 United States 813-741-0256 [email protected] Mark Ahrens Kiewit Underground 302 South 36th Street Suite 400 Omaha Nebraska 68131 United States (402) 238-7280 [email protected] Md Ahsanuzzaman NC State University 2501 Stinson Drive Raleigh North Carolina 27695 United States 919-515-2331 [email protected] Michael Ainpour Case Foundation 8622 Linder Address 2 Burbank Illinois 60459 United States 6309243178 [email protected] 800 N. State College Blvd., E- Beena Ajmera California State University, Fullerton 318 Fullerton California 92831 United States (657) 278-8498 [email protected] Hubert Akers Par elect 55 Corneau Ave South Windsor Connecticut 06074 United States 203-8153366 [email protected] Idil Akin Washington State University Sloan Hall Room 41 Pullman Washington 99164 United States 5093350568 [email protected] Udu AKPADAKA UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS AKOKA LAGOS LAGOS 23401 Nigeria 234080560349 [email protected] Ghassan Akrouch Hayward Baker Inc. 5461 W Waters Ave Tampa Florida 33634 United States 8137632755 [email protected] Ghiath Al Sharify University of Missouri - Columbia W1025 Lafferre Hall Columbia Missouri 65201 United States (573) 554-2898 [email protected] California State Polytechnic University, Abdal-rahman Al-a`raj Pomona 151 drake street unit 31 C Pomona California California 91767 United States 7147576218 [email protected] MOHAMMED AL-BEHADILI California State University,Fullerton 400 N Acacia Ave apt #A25 Fullerton California 92831 United States 7149893648 [email protected] Salama Al-Labban University of Central Florida 3302 Mission Bay Blvd. APT 101 Orlando Florida 32817 United States 4077799042 [email protected] Mahdi Al-Naddaf The University of Kansas 1530 W. 15th St. Lawrence Kansas 66045 United States 7857279051 [email protected] Md Jobair Bin Alam University of Texas at Arlington 416 Yates St Arlington Texas 76019 United States 8172726218 [email protected] Mario Alanis BAUER-Pileco Inc. 9303 New Trails Drive Suite 425 The Woodlands Texas 77381 United States 713-691-3000 [email protected] Sultan Albahloul Saudi Geological Survey Jeddah Alwaha Dist.No2. Jeddah 21514 Saudi Arabia 00966126195000 [email protected] (M5502GVR Alfredo Alberto Lopez SRK Consulting (Argentina) S.A. Emilio Civit 404 Mendoza ) Argentina 0810-999-1700 [email protected] PO Box 30001, Jason Alcantar New Mexico State University Civil Engineering Department MSC 3CE Las Cruces New Mexico 88003-8001 United States 915-383-9344 [email protected] PO Box 30001, Seyed Ali Aleali New Mexico State University Civil Engineering Department MSC 3CE Las Cruces New Mexico 88003-8001 United States 310-592-6961 [email protected] Julio Alejandrez CIMESA Paseo la Reforma Mexico City 10000 Mexico 00525526547008 [email protected] HUERTA ALFREDO TECNOSUELO BAHIA DE CHACHALACAS 27 MEXICO CMDMX 11300 Mexico 5552338235 [email protected] Eliadorani Ali SC State University 162 Gauley Drive Columbia South Carolina 29212 United States 803-538-8858 [email protected] Kerry Allen DYWIDAG-Systems International, USA, Inc. 320 Marmon Drive Bolingbrook Illinois 60440 United States 1-630-972-4033 [email protected] Ryne Allen Samuel Roll Form Group 945 Center Street Green Cove Springs Florida 32043 United States 904-287-8000 [email protected] Jessica Allen Christian Brothers University 650 East Parkway South Memphis Tennessee 38104 United States 9014961840 [email protected] BILLY Aller TEI Rock Drills P.O. Box 1309 Montrose Colorado 81402 United States (970) 249-1515 [email protected] BILLY Aller TEI Rock Drills P.O. Box 1309 Montrose Colorado 81402 United States (970) 249-1515 [email protected] Austin Alonso Patriot Foundation System 30427 Commerce Dr. San Antonio Florida 33576 United States 8137143921 [email protected] 3422 GHAZWAHT HAMRA ALSAMER MAKKAH BANDAR ALTUNISI SAUDI GEOLOGICAL SURVEY (SGS) ALASAD STREET DISTRICT NO.3 JEDDAH REGION 23464 Saudi Arabia 00966126195000 [email protected] Av Luis Amiama Tio esquina Edificio Spring Santo Dominican Tirso Antonio Alvarez Horizon Consultants Erick Leonard Ekman Center, Piso M3 Santo Domingo Domingo 10510 Republic 8095474600 [email protected] Tirso Alvarez UIUC 508 E University Ave. Apt 408 Champaign Illinois 61820 United States 7868709518 [email protected] Fabian Alvarez INGETEC Cra 6#30a-30 Bogota 1 Colombia 5712456486 [email protected] Spring Center Dominican Tirso Alvarez Efres COINDISA Av. Luis Amiam Tio 84 Building, Fllor M3 Santo Domingo 10510 Republic 809-547-1152 [email protected] Antonios EvangelosAlvertos The University of Texas at Austin 815 E 31st Str Austin Texas 78705 United States 7372199686 [email protected] Bruce Alvis Equipment Corporation of America Post Office Box 306 Coraopolis Pennsylvania 15108 United States 610-626-2200 [email protected] Arthur Alzamora Langan 360 West 31st Street 8th Floor New York New York 10001 United States 212-479-5400 [email protected] Daniel Alzamora FHWA 12300 W Dakota Ave Lakewood Colorado 80228 United States 17209633214
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