May - SEAOSD

SEA-NEWS
A P u b lica t io n o f S E A O S D - S t r u c t u r a l E n gin e e r s A s s o c ia t io n o f S a n D ie go
Tuesday, May 16, 2006
Seismic Risk in the San Diego Region
As engineers, we routinely obtain information regarding anticipated probable seismic risk from either charts or geotechnical reports. But do we know the background behind those assessments? How do researchers determine information
relative to these faults? Dr. Rockwell will present a very interesting program discussing an overview of the neotectonics of the San Diego region. It will include work
relative to the Agua Blanca Fault in northern Baja California and how there are ties
northward along the coastal system of faults into Los Angeles basin. San Diego
sits near the middle. The Rose Canyon and related faults will be discussed in
some detail, including the likely size of the past large earthquakes that have struck
the San Diego City area. The talk will conclude with a brief discussion on long-term
patterns of strain release and their implications to near-term seismic hazard assessment.
Speaker’s Biography, Thomas Rockwell, Ph.D.
Dr. Thomas Rockwell is a nationally and internationally renowned paleoseismologist
and geomorphologist. He is an expert on the soils and tectonics of southern California and Baja California. He has conducted extensive trenching programs to date
earthquakes on faults in the western U.S., Middle East and Asia, and his research
is routinely used to date and reconstruct landscapes, assess rates and determine
the age of faulting, as well as assess flood hazards. He often acts as a consultant
(Speaker’s Bio cont’d on Page 9)
PRE-DINNER
PROGRAM:
TIME:
The poster submissions for the 2006 SEAOSD awards
will be on display during the social hour. Please come to
the meeting early enough for a chance to see what our
local San Diego firms have been working on, and cast
your vote for your favorite entries.
Social Hour: 5:30 – 6:30 PM Dinner: 6:30 – 7:30 PM
Program: 7:30 – 8:30 PM
A Message From
Your President
Your executive officers recently
met with the Publication Committee. The main subject was
to explore ways to enhance our
newsletter. One way is to include more technical issues not
published otherwise. We have
added a new section to the
newsletter titled “Technical Information U Can Use”
(TIUCU). Please review the information provided and send
your comments to John Khadivi
at [email protected],
so that we can enhance this
new section. The first issue of
TIUCU contains excerpts from
the proposed Slender Shear
Walls code changes (page 5).
For a copy of the entire article
please send an email to
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“D.E.S. Prepares for the
Next Deployment”
and
“Student Night Recap”
MENU:
Italian lasagna with garlic bread and vegetables, crisp
garden salad, (vegetarian plate available upon request at
reservation), Tiramisu for dessert, tea & coffee service.
PRICE:
Member: $30.00, Non-Members: $40.00, Students: $12.50
LOCATION:
Handlery Hotel and Resort, 950 Hotel Circle North, San
Diego, California 92108, (619) 298-0511
RESERVATIONS:
RSVP by 11 AM Friday May 12, 2006 by calling Rena
(619) 297-2223.Your advance reservations, made and honored, are essential to fulfilling our catering commitment.
If you make a dinner reservation and fail to attend
you will be invoiced.
CANCELLATION:
Volume 40, Issue 5
If you are unable to attend, please call SDSE at
(619) 297-2223 and CANCEL your reservation(s). Cancellation must be made at least 24 hours in advance.
Inside this Issue:
Announcements
Job Forum
Committee Reports
Membership Information
SEAOSD Leadership
Upcoming SEA-News
Deadlines (NEW DATES)
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Advertisement Policy
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Posting for Membership
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Professional Directory
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May 2006
Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENT!
SEAOSD ELECTIONS!
Voting Members!
Be watching for your election ballot
that will be arriving in your mailbox
this month. Your vote is very
important in the election of your
2006-2007 Board Members!
2006 SEA NW Conference
and Western States Roundup
The 2006 SEA NW Conference and
Western States Roundup will be held
in Stevenson, Washington on July 2022 at Skamania Lodge. For conference information contact Kevin
McCormick at (503) 246-1250.
DFI Augered
Cast-In-Place Events
On Thursday, May 4 and Friday, May
5, 2006, Deep Foundations Institute,
a not-for-profit association will sponsor two events at the Radisson Hotel
at Los Angeles Airport on the subject
of Augered Cast-in-Place and Drilled
Displacement Piles. On Thursday, a
short course will be conducted addressing all aspects of ACIP and
Drilled Displacement (DD) piles. On
Friday, a specialty seminar will be
conducted including information on
installation, design, quality control and
case histories. For more information
or to register, visit www.dfi.org or call
DFI at 973-423-4030.
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WANTED!
TECHNICAL ARTICLES!
SEA-NEWS is looking for technical
articles to pass along to the membership. If you find an interesting
article, please call, fax or email
the SEA-NEWS editor, Cathy Riley
at 619-212-5210 ph, 619-749-2188 fx,
[email protected].
Seismic Risk in the
San Diego Region
presented by
Thomas Rockwell, PhD
Tuesday, May 16, 2006
5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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SEAOSC Seminar:
Design Tips for
Building Structural
Systems and Materials
On Saturday, May 20, 2006, from 8
a.m. to noon, SEAOSC will be hosting a Design Tips Seminar. The seminar will be held at the DoubleTree Hotel, 888 Montebello Blvd., Rosemead,
CA. There will be four speakers presenting on masonry buildings, concreted buildings, structural steel buildings and wood framed buildings. Call
SEAOSC to register before May 13th
or get more inf ormation at
www.seaosc.org. Cost for admission
is $125 for SEA Members and $250
for non-members.
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The School of Engineering at the University of California at San Diego
(UCSD), the Portland Cement Association (PCA), and the NEES Consortium Inc. (NEESinc) are pleased to announce a blind prediction contest relative to the recent full scale testing of a
single shear wall of a seven-story concrete structure. The contest involves
the comparison of analytically derived
responses of the structure versus the
actual tested responses.
The contest is open to teams from the
practicing structural engineering community, the academic and research
community (including graduate students), and the undergraduate engineering student community (with
graduate student or faculty advisors).
A $2,500 prize will be awarded to each
of the three categories! Prediction
deadline is May 15, 2006. Go to
www.seaosd.org for all the details!
Members!
Are you a business owner? Are you
a principal in your firm? The
SEAOSD Board is in the planning
stages to once again host a BUSINESS FORUM. The Forum would
be a place where business decision-makers could meet and learn
better ways to manage their businesses more efficiently. The details
of this venue are in the early stages
of development. If you are interested in attending future events, we
would like to hear from you. We
need your suggestions! Contact
Allen
Adams,
S.E.,
at
[email protected], (800)
726-7789 ext 113.
May 2006
Job Forum
Lyons Warren has been established
in San Diego for over 25 years providing structural and architectural engineering throughout the United States
and internationally. We specialize in
commercial building design, including
retail warehouses, office buildings,
schools, and food service facilities.
We are currently seeking a Structural
Engineer with experience in structural
building design utilizing all typical construction materials. Applicant should
be proficient with UBC and IBC. California professional engineering license
required. Lyons Warren is a growing
firm offering an excellent compensation package and advancement potential. Please send resume via e-mail to
[email protected] or via fax to
858-573-8998. For additional information, please visit our website at
www.lyonswarren.com.
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E/A firm at Lake Tahoe, CA seeking
high quality candidates. This is a wonderful career opportunity while living
a fabulous lifestyle at North Lake
Tahoe, a year round resort community.
Flex hours, great benefit package, salary negotiable.
PROJECT ENGINEER
4 to 8 years experience preferably with
high end custom wood frame multistory residences. Creativity in design,
client and contractor relations required. California PE required.
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
1 to 4 years experience. A good understanding of wood engineering and
lateral analysis required. California
EIT required. AutoCad skills a plus.
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Fax resume to (530) 583-9294 or Email:
[email protected].
Visit our website listed below:
www.garydavisgroup.com
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Jasco Pacific, Inc. specializes in the
design and analysis of building cladding systems for low
and high-rise buildings.
We are seeking a junior engineer with strong
knowledge in basic
structural analysis. Job will include
3D modeling and analysis of cladding
systems and their connections. Applicant needs excellent computer
skills and preferred working knowledge
of Excel, Mathcad, RISA 3D and Auto
CAD. Mail, fax or email resume to:
Jasco Pacific, Inc., 550-D Industrial
Way, Fallbrook, CA 92028
Fax: 760-723-8135,
Email: [email protected]
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Burkett & Wong
Well established San Diego Engineering Firm seeks licensed SE with 5 or
more years building design experience. Good communication skills required. Excellent salary and benefits.
Unlimited opportunity for professional
growth. Send resume to: Burkett &
Wong Engineers, 3434 Fourth Avenue,
San Diego, CA 92103 FAX: 619-2999934 Email: [email protected] . Burkett & Wong Engineers
is a consulting firm with offices in San
Diego and Las Vegas. Founded in
1971, the firm provides structural and
civil engineering, land planning and surveying services. W ith more than
10,000 projects completed in private
industry, and local, state and federal
government agencies, Burkett & Wong
Engineers is a highly experienced, well
established company committed to
design excellence and superior quality and service.
BUILDING
EXPERTS,
INC.
Building Experts, founded in 1962,
a San Diego based International and
Multi-Discipline Firm has openings in
their Structural Department. These are
unique positions, in which you could
apply your diverse expertise and/or gain
other related building experience. The
founders of Building Experts, Inc. believe in profit sharing and you will have
the opportunity to acquire shares in the
corporation. STRUCTURAL DEPARTMENT: 1.) Design Engineer with minimum 3 years experience in light-frame
construction. California Registration is
desirable. 2.) Structural CAD Operator with minimum 5 years experience in light-frame construction. Send
Resume In Confidence to: Orange Ave.,
#888 – San Diego, California 92115 or
to [email protected]
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DEGENKOLB ENGINEERS
There is an excellent opportunity for
an Associate Principal or a Project
Engineer to join our San Diego office. Degenkolb offers an excellent
salary and benefits package. Minimum requirements are six years of
engineering experience in the structural/seismic field, MSSE, PE license, excellent comminication
skills, and a desire to work in a challenging, collaborative environment.
Additional requirements for Associate Principal include successful
project management experience and
an SE license. Please fax, mail or
email a cover letter about yourself with
your resume to:
Degenkolb Engineers (EOE)
225 Broadway, Ste 1325
San Diego, CA 92101
Fax: 619.515.0298
[email protected]
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May 2006
Job Forum
FLORES LUND
CONSULTANTS
Flores Lund Consultants’ Structural
Division, San Diego CA, is seeking a
Senior Structural Project Manager
with a minimum of 10 years experience in challenging building design.
Our firm is highly diversified and we provide excellent benefits. Please e-mail
your resume with salary history to:
[email protected].
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The position could be a great way to
start a career for young engineers and
recent graduates. The minimum requirements are a BS in civil engineering and
1-3 years structural design experience
in California. Although we are a small
company, we offer benefits that include
a private office, health insurance, paid
vacation, and flexible work hours.
The position is open immediately. Resumes may be submitted in confidence
to:
Devine Engineering, Inc.
12316 Oak Knoll Road, Suite C
Poway, CA 92064
Attn: Mike Devine
Email: [email protected]
Expanding engineering firm comprised of a cohesive team of structural
engineers, designers and draftsmen,
is seeking a Structural Engineer to
assist in the design of a variety of residential and small commercial projects.
Position requires strong communication, engineering and detailing skills.
This is a challenging environment for
professional growth and advancement.
Excellent benefits! Please visit our
website at: www.msaeng.com or you
can forward your resume in confidence
to: Mike Surprenant & Associates
335 15th Street
San Diego, CA 92101
Attn: Rose Sherry Stupp
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2006 will be a good year for Devine
Engineering and we are looking for a
few engineers to grow with us in our
Poway office. Since 1999, Devine Engineering has specialized in the structural engineering for commercial buildings and structures in San Diego and
California.
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Consulting Structural Engineers
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T: 604.734.8822
F: 604.734.8842
E: [email protected]
www.glotmansimpson.com
CAREER OPPORTUNITY
Glotman • Simpson US Inc. has been providing innovative structural engineering solutions and unparalleled client
services since 1964. For over forty years, we have provided structural engineering consulting services for more than
3,000 projects in the areas of seismic upgrade, residential, commercial, industrial and institutional buildings. Close
team relations, high quality design, and personal service are the core of our success.
Our growing team has immediate openings based in Southern California for:
Structural Engineers
Construction Administrators
• Structural Design Experience in concrete and structural
steel.
• Minimum 3 years experience in the local building industry.
• Excellent communication skills in order to deal effectively with staff, clients and construction site personnel.
• Registration as a Professional Engineer in California
preferred.
• Ability to independently manage the construction of
several large building projects.
• Excellent communication skills in order to deal effectively with staff, clients and construction site personnel.
• The position will include management of construction
administration and perform structural observations on
various significant building projects throughout California and the western United States.
If you are results oriented and looking to broaden your experience in a challenging technical environment, we’d like
to hear from you! Please respond by email to Mr. Jim DesRoches, PE, VP US Operations,
[email protected]. While we appreciate all interest in our firm, only applicants selected for an
interview will be contacted.
G re at Pe opl e
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May 2006
T.I.U.C.U.
( T e c h ni c a l I n f o r ma t i o n Y o u C an U s e )
Task Group Members:
SE A- N e ws
Chukwuma Ekwueme
John Lawson,
Mehran Pourzanjani,
James S. Lai, Chair
Bob Lyon (ex-officio)
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May 2006
Committee Reports
$1,000 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
ANNOUNCED AT APRIL STUDENT NIGHT
The SEAOSD’s Annual Student Night
was a resounding success and the
best attended event in recent years.
Philip Yu, E.I.T. and Brianna Lutes,
E.I.T. were the selected winners of
the 2006 SEAOSD Scholarship
Awards. SEAOSD President H. John
Khadivi, presented both Philip and
Brianna with a check for $1,000.
Philip will be graduating in June from
UCSD with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Structural Engineering. He
will continue his education when he
begins a Masters Program at UCSD
this fall. Philip is currently serving
as the President of SCSE.
Brianna is a Junior at SDSU and will
be graduating in June of 2007. She
hopes to apply her education to better communities and maintain a safe
place for people to thrive in through a
career in structural engineering.
Vice President Chris Kamp announced the details of next month’s
meeting. He introduced the new
Executive Secretary for the Association, Cathy Riley. Chris then introduced the speakers for Student Night
which were Robert Dyson, S.E. of
Stedman & Dyson Structural Engineers (SDSE), Aaron Steele, S.E. of
Richard Brady & Associates (RBA)
and Carl Josephson, S.E. of Josephson-Werdowatz & Associates.
Robert Dyson, S.E. was the first presenter for his firm, SDSE. He introduced the firm as a structural engiBrianna Lutes and Philip Yu
2006 Scholarship Winners
neering and design firm, and told about
the company’s history. He introduced
the two engineers from SDSE that
would be presenting: Marc Rivard, P.E.
and Melissa Kroskey, P.E. Marc and
Melissa discussed the work they are
doing within SDSE, how to select the
right firm, mentors and benefits. Melissa reviewed the designing of Cesar
Chevez Middle School in Oceanside.
Aaron Steele began the presentation
for RBA, introducing the firm and the
speakers to follow, as Mark Van
Bibber and Danielle Riker. Aaron
described RBA as a structural, civil
engineering, and construction management firm. Mark VanBibber discussed the details of the Overmyer
Reservoir Rehabilitation project for the
City of Huntington Beach. Danielle
Riker discussed the Otay Water District 980-2 Pump Station project and
the City of Temecula Field Operations
Center. She said that she had interned with RBA, and then decided
to stay on full time after graduation.
Aaron Steele finished the presentation with a discussion of the Valley
Center High School Maxine Theater
project.
Carl Josephson is the immediate past
president for SEAOC and owner of
Josephson-Werdowatz. He reported
that his company was different in their
focus compared to the previous presenters. Their primary work is in expert witness and consulting. Their
projects are primarily in the western
United States. He discussed the
steps one should take in selecting
the right firm to work for.
Disaster Services Preparing For Next Deployment
by David Wolfson, P.E., SEAOSD Disaster Emergency Services Chair
The SEAOSD Disaster Emergency
Services (DES) was called into action during the af termath of
Hurricane’s Katrina and Rita in the
Gulf Coast Region. In October 2005,
California’s Office of Emergency Services (OES) asked the DES Committee for volunteers to send to the devastated area. The SEAOSD members deployed were Tom Ramskill,
S.E, Jim Casper, P.E. and David
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Wolfson, P.E. The volunteers spent
one week in St. Bernard’s Parish, a
county adjacent to New Orleans, and
performed building inspections on over
16,000 homes and businesses. The
volunteer engineers were teamed with
architects, contractors and building inspectors from all over California. Most
agreed it was an amazing, yet heartbreaking experience, and that it was
rewarding to apply our unique talents
to help those in need.
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One lesson learned for the SEAOSD
DES is that more volunteers are
needed for future disasters. San Diego has an amazing pool of talented
engineers and for those who would
like a challenge and an opportunity
to give back, becoming a volunteer is
worth the effort. In March 2006, ASCE
sponsored an evaluator training class
and roughly 25 SEAOSD members
attended. Keep checking the Cali(continued on Page 8)
May 2006
Membership Information
SEAOSD LEADERSHIP
SEAOSD Board of Directors Meeting
The SEAOSD Board of Directors meets the first Thursday of every
month. Everyone is welcome to attend. This month’s meeting is on
May 4th at 4:00 PM at SDSE Engineers, 3838 Camino del Rio
North, Suite 110, San Diego, CA 92108.
President
H. John Khadivi, S.E.
If you have an issue to bring before the board please let a member of
the board know so that it can be placed on the agenda. The agenda
can be viewed on the SEAOSD webpage at http://seaosd.org.
Past President
Jim A. Amundson, S.E.
Send correspondence to: SEAOSD, P.O. Box 26500, PMB 203,
San Diego, CA 92126, (619) 223-9955.
Vice President
Chris Kamp, S.E.
HAVE YOU MOVED? CHANGED JOBS?
BEEN LICENSED?
PLEASE LET US KNOW!
Treasurer
Please fill in any changes in status, as applicable:
NAME _____________________________________________________
Peggy Dermody, S.E.
COMPANY NAME ____________________________________________
TITLE ______________________________________________________
COMPANY ADDRESS _________________________________________
Executive Secretary
CITY, STATE, ZIP _____________________________________________
Cathy Riley
PHONE______________ FAX_______________E-MAIL _______________
HOME ADDRESS ____________________________________________
CITY, STATE, ZIP _____________________________________________
Directors
PHONE______________ FAX_______________E-MAIL _______________
Allen Adams, S.E. (2005-2007)
DO YOU PREFER MAIL AT WORK OR HOME? _____________________
CE NUMBER___________________SE NUMBER ___________________
Jim Miller, S.E.
(2005-2007)
Beth Kueter, S.E. (2004-2006)
Mail to:
SEAOSD
P.O. Box 26500, PMB 203
San Diego, CA 92126
Phone: (619) 223-9955
Ali Sadre, S.E.
(2004-2006)
SEAOSD 2005-2006 DUES SCHEDULE
Membership Grade:
SEAOSD:
SEAOC:
Fee Totals
(Full Year):
Membership Totals (5/06):
Member SE Member
Associate
Affiliate
Industry
Student
Life
$95.00
$95.00
$95.00
$95.00
$48.00
$47.00
$76.00
$76.00
$95.00
$95.00
$25.00
$0.00
$23.75
$23.75
$190.00
$190.00
$95.00
$152.00
$190.00
$25.00
$47.50
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Advertisement Policy
(DES Deployment
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ADVERTISEMENT POLICY
fornia OES website, www.oes.ca.gov,
and look under the Safety Assessment
Program link for future classes. You
can also em ail Dav id W olf son
([email protected]) if you would
like to help with the committee or to
be put on an interest list.
JOB FORUM ADS:
It is better to be prepared for the next
disaster than to hope one doesn’t happen.
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Make checks payable to the Structural Engineers Association of
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Mail checks and ads directly to the editor prior to the deadline
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[email protected].
On behalf of the Board of Directors of
SEAOSD, we are inviting you join the
Publication Committee to share your
ideas. You can do this easily by calling a Board member or sending e-mail
to our Executiv e Secretary at
[email protected].
MEMBERSHIP
Homayoun John Khadivi
Civil & Structural Engineer
SEAOSD 2005-2006 President
Posting for Membership
*Lolita F. Bianchi, P.E.
Hope Engineering
Member
*Justin J. Wei
DCI Engineers
Associate Member
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UPCOMING SEA-NEWS DEADLINES:
June 2006
July/Aug 2006
Sept 2006
Oct 2006
05/12/06
Please
07/07/06 Å note
new
08/11/06
deadlines
09/15/06
* These dates are subject to
change. You may contact the
Editor, Cathy Riley, at:
[email protected]
Phone: 619-212-5210
Fax: 619-749-2188
c/o SEAOSD
P.O. Box 26500, PMB 203
San Diego, CA 92126
All submissions must be given to the
Editor by 12:00 PM the day of the deadline to allow time for formatting and
printing.
Thank you,
SEAOSD Publications Committee
New Members
*Timothy Kyes, P.E.
Lyons Warren & Assoc.
Member
*Stanley Helenschmidt, P.E.
Helenschmidt Geotechnical
Member
*Richard L. Hemmen, S.E.
DCI Engineers
Member SE
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*Samson J. Engeda, P.E.
SKS Engineering
Member
Class Change
*Marc Rivard, P.E.
SDSE
Associate to Member
May 2006
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
The SEA-News Professional Directory listings are seen by over 350 association members each month. The listing cost is $330
per year for the July through June issues of SEA-News. Listings that are added before or after the July issue will have a prorated
cost of $30 per issue from the month of initial listing to the following June issue. To be represented in the Professional Directory
please send three copies of your business card and a check payable to SEAOSD to the address above.
(Speaker’s Bio cont’d from Page 1)
for local geotechnical and archaeological consulting firms, providing input on the age of the soils or
geomorphic surfaces of interest and
assisting with fault evaluations. In
addition to his duties as a professor
of neotectonics and Quaternary ge-
ology at San Diego State University,
Dr. Rockwell has been the principal
investigator for numerous research
studies funded by the National Science Foundation, the U.S. Geological
Survey, and the Southern California
Earthquake Center. He serves on several national-level research panels, in-
cluding NEHRP, NASA, and SCEC,
and has served on the Board of Directors for the Seismological Society
of America and the Southern California Earthquake Center.
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Opinions expressed in the SEA-News are not necessarily those of the Structural Engineers Association of San Diego. Acceptance of
advertising and informational brochures in the SEA-News does not constitute endorsement or approval of the products or services advertised
by SEAOSD. * SEAOSD reserves the right to refuse any advertising.
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OFFICERS & DIRECTORS FOR 2005-2006
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Peg Dermody
Cathy T. Riley
James A. Amundson
Jim Miller
Allen Adams
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Ali M. Sadre
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SEAOSD COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS 2005-2006
Awards
Business Forum
Continuing Education
Disaster Emergency Svcs
Existing Buildings
Golf Tournament
Lianne Bell
Allen Adams
Peggy Dermody
Tod Martin
Jim Miller
Mike West
(619) 521-8500
(760) 431-3610 x113
(619) 286-5341
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