Deborah
J. Goodings, P.Eng.
Professor,
Geotechnical Engineering Program Co-Director of
Engineering and Public Policy
Department
of Civil Engineering University of Maryland, College
Park, MD. 20742
Phone:
301-405-1960 Fax:
301-405-2585 E:
goodings@umd.edu
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Education
Professional and
Academic
Appointments
Academics:
University of
Maryland,
College Park, MD
1981 -
present
·
Geotechnical
Engineering
Professor,
Department of
Civil and
Environmental
Engineering
·
Co-Director,
Engineering and
Public Policy
program
2004 – present
·
Faculty Advisor,
Engineers
Without Borders
– UMCP
2004 - present
·
Affiliate
Professor,
Department of
Fire Protection
Engineering
2003 - present
·
Affiliate
Professor,
School of Public
Policy
2005 - present
Associate
Chairman, Dept
of Civil and Env
Engineering
2001 - 2003
Cambridge
University,
Cambridge,
UK
·
Visiting
Professor,
Engineering
Department
8/96 -
8/97
·
By-Fellow,
Churchill
College
8/96 -
8/97
·
Graduate
Research
Assistant,
Geotechnical
Engineering
Group,
Engineering
Department
10/75 - 4/79
University of
Colorado,
Boulder,
CO
8/86 - 7/87
·
Visiting NSF
Professorship,
Civil,
Environmental
and
Architectural
Engineering
Department
Practice:
·
Tippetts-Abbett-McCarthy-Stratton,
N.Y.,
Geotechnical
Eng. 4/79
- 12/80
·
Ontario Ministry
of Natural
Resources, CA,
Geotechnical
Eng. 6/76 -
12/76
·
Acres
Engineering,
Canada, Junior
Engineer
5/75 -
8/75
Academic Awards
Research:
-
Distinguished
Service
Award, 2003,
U.S.
Universities
Council on
Geotechnical
Engineering
Research
-
Fellow,
2002,
American
Society of
Civil
Engineers
-
Fred
Burggraf
Award, 1984,
Transportation
Research
Board of the
National
Research
Council
-
U.S. Army
1979
Outstanding
Civilian
Service
Medal
Teaching:
-
2005, A.
James Clark
School of
Engineering
Outstanding
Service
Award for
faculty
leadership
in Engineers
Without
Borders-UMCP
-
2001 Nominee
for
Outstanding
Faculty
Award,
University
of Maryland
Parents
Association
-
1992- Best
Teacher -
Department
of Civil
Engineering
-
1982- ASCE-MD
Student
Chapter
award for
contribution
to personal
and
professional
development
of students.
Research
Areas
of Expertise:
Technical:
·
geotechnical
engineering;
·
embankment dam
design;
·
contaminant fate
and transport;
·
cold regions
geotechnique;
·
bridge scour;
·
extreme heat
geotechnique;
·
reinforced soil;
sinkholes;
·
grouting;
·
cratering by
explosives;
·
small scale
geotechnical
centrifuge
modelling and
scale effects;
·
slope stability;
·
soil strength
characterization;
·
sustainable
development
engineering
Educational
·
women in
engineering;
·
engineering and
public policy;
·
international
development/humanitarian
engineering
External
Research
Sponsorship:
U.S. National
Science
Foundation; U.S.
Army Research
Office; U.S.
Office of Naval
Research; U.S.
Air Force Office
of
Scientific
Research;
Maryland State
Highway
Administration;
U.S. Army
Waterways
Experiment
Station;
National Air and
Space
Administration;
American Society
of Civil
Engineers.
Publications:
> 50 technical
publications;
selected list
given below
Professional
Service:
Membership
in professional
organizations:
Committee
memberships and
offices:
Reviewer for:
ASCE J. of
Geotechnical
Engineering;
ASCE J. of
Aerospace
Engineering;
ASTM
Geotechnical
Testing Journal;
Geotechnique;
NRC
Transportation
Research Record;
U.S. Agency for
International
Development
Scientific
Proposals;
National Science
Foundation;
Board of the
Swiss Federal
Institutes of
Technology;
Engineering and
Physical
Sciences
Research Council
UK; Natural
Sciences and
Engineering
Research Council
Canada |
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Representative
Publications:
A. Extreme
Heat, Cold, and
Lunar
Geotechnics:
-
M.W. Yong,
D. Capka,
A.W.
Marshall,
and D.J.
Goodings,
“Soil
Response to
the Extreme
Heat of
Tunnel
Fires”,
under review
by ASCE
Geotechnical
Journal]
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S. Han, and
D.J.
Goodings, “A
Simple Model
for
Prediction
of Frost
Heave in
Clay”,
ASCE
Geotechnical
Journal,
January
2006
-
D.J.
Goodings and
N.A. Straub
(2003),
"Physical
Modeling of
Frost
Jacking"
Proc. of the
ASCE
International
Conference
on Pipeline
Engineering
and
Construction:
New Pipeline
Technologies,
Security,
and Safety,
Baltimore,
MD, July
2003, ASCE,
Vol. 2, pp.
1685-1693
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S.J. Han,
D.J.
Goodings, A.
Torrents, M.
Zeinali,
(1999)
"Underground
Leakage into
Frozen
Ground",
ASCE Journal
of Cold
Regions
Engineering,
Volume 13,
No.2,June
1999,
pp103-112.
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D.J.
Goodings,
(1999) "An
Examination
of Rapid
Centrifuge
Physical
Modelling
Studies of
Contaminant
Movement in
Freezing
Soil,"
Polar Record,
volume
35(192), pp
11-18.
-
D. Yang and
D.J.
Goodings
(1998),
"Predicting
Frost Heave
Using the
FROST
Numerical
Model with
Centrifuge
Physical
Models,"
ASCE Journal
of Cold
Regions
Engineering,
Volume 12,
No. 2, June,
pp. 64-83.
-
D. Yang and
D.J.
Goodings
(1998),
"Climatic
Soil
Freezing
Modelled in
a
Centrifuge,"
ASCE
Journal of
Geotechnical
Engineering,
Volume 124,
No. 12,
December,
pp1186-1194.
-
D.J.
Goodings and
C.-P. Lin
(1995),
"Technical
Note:
Geotechnical
Engineering
Properties
of Maryland
- Sanders
Lunar
Simulant,"
ASTM
Geotechnical
Testing
Journal,
Volume 18,
No. 2, pp.
286-291.
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C.-P. Lin,
D.J.
Goodings,
R.D. Dick,
W.L. Fourney
and L.E.
Bernold
(1994),
"Model
Studies of
the Effects
on Lunar
Soil of
Chemical
Explosives,"
ASCE
Journal of
Geotechnical
Engineering,
Volume 120,
No. 10, p.
1684-1703.
(and reply
to
discussion
of above in
1996, volume
122, no.7).
B. Cratering,
Explosives, and
Sinkhole
Mechanics:
-
W.L.
Fourney, U.
Leiste, R.
Bonenburger,
and D.
Goodings
(2005),
“Explosive
Impulse on
Plates”
International
Journal for
Blasting and
Fragmentation
– FRAGBLAST,
Volume 9,
No. 1,
p1-17,
2005.
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D.J.
Goodings,
and W.
Abdullah,
(2002)
"Stability
Charts for
Predicting
Sinkholes in
Weakly
Cemented
Sand over
Karst
Limestone",
Engineering
Geology
Journal,
Vol 65,
August(2-3),
pp 179-184
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W.L.
Fourney,
D.J.
Goodings,
R.J.
Bonenburger,
& H.U.
Leiste,
(2001)"Visualization
of Cratering
in an
Underwater
Environment",
International
Journal for
Blasting and
Fragmentation
- FRAGBLAST,
Volume 4,
No. 2, 2001.
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W. Abdulla
and D.J.
Goodings
(1996),
"Modelling
Sinkholes in
Weakly
Cemented
Sand,"
ASCE
Geotechnical
Engineering
Journal,
Volume 122,
No. 12,
December,
pp.
998-1005.
C. Soil
Improvement by
Reinforcement
and Grouting:
-
P.G. Suah
and
D.J.Goodings,
(2001)
“Failure of
Geotextile
Reinforced
Soil Walls
with
Marginal
Backfill”,
Journal
of the
Transportation
Research
Board,
National
Research
Council,
No.
1772-Soil
Mechanics,
pp 183-189.
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S.C.
Nichols, and
D.J.
Goodings,
(2000)
“Technical
Note:
Physical
Model
Testing of
Compaction
Grouting in
Cohesionless
Soil”,
ASCE Journal
of
Geotechnical
and
Geoenvironmental
Engineering,
Volume 126,
No. 9,
September,
pp 848-852.
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A. Porbaha
and D.J.
Goodings
(1997),
"Laboratory
Investigation
of
Nonuniformly
Reinforced
Soil
Retaining
Structures,"
ASTM
Geotechnical
Testing
Journal,
Volume 20,
No. 3,
September,
pp. 289-295.
-
M.A. Porbaha
and D.J.
Goodings
(1996),
"Centrifuge
Modelling of
Geotextile
Reinforced
Cohesive
Soil
Retaining
Walls,"
ASCE Journal
of
Geotechnical
Engineering,
Volume 122,
No. 10,
October, pp.
840-848.
D. Soil
Mechanics:
-
[S. A.
Alqutri, and
D.J.
Goodings,
“Differences
in Results
of
Stress-Controlled
and
Strain-Controlled
Triaxial
Testing of
Dry Sands”,
accepted,
pending
changes, by
International
Journal of
Physical
Modelling in
Geotechnics]
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D.J.
Goodings and
D.R.
Gillette
(1996),
"Model Size
Effects in
Centrifuge
Models of
Granular
Slope
Instability,"
ASTM
Geotechnical
Testing
Journal,
Volume 19,
No. 3,
September,
pp. 277-285.
E. Professional
and Education
Issues:
-
D.J.
Goodings,
and S.A.
Ketcham,
(2001)
“Research vs
Practice in
Transportation
Geotechnics:
Can We
Bridge the
Chasm?”,
ASCE Journal
of
Professional
Issues in
Engineering
Education
and Practice,
January, pp
26-31.
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S. Takahira,
D.J.
Goodings and
J. Byrnes
(1998),
"Retention
and
Performance
of Male and
Female
Engineering
Students: An
Examination
of Academic
and
Environmental
Variables,"
Journal
of the
American
Society of
Engineering
Education,
Volume 87,
No. 3, July,
pp. 397-404.
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