Promoting Security and Resilience - Secure Base Model Training
In this training session, the Secure Base model is explored, highlighting the significance of providing a secure base for children's security and resilience in residential care settings. The model's theory, practical applications, and impact on child development and young people in residential care are discussed, emphasizing the importance of attachment, building resilience, and positive relationships. Participants will gain insights into creating supportive caregiving environments that foster trust, confidence, and competence in children and adolescents.
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National Road Research Alliance Geotechnical Team Update Terry Beaudry Reclamation/Grading Engineer
Geotechnical Team Members Robert Arndorfer, Wisconsin Department of Transportation Terry Beaudry Minnesota Department of Transportation Ken Darby, Caltrans California Department of Transportation Richard Endres, Michigan Department of Transportation Tom Fennessey, Missouri Department of Transportation Jeff Horsfall, Wisconsin Department of Transportation Matt Kurle, North Dakota Department of Transportation Deepak Maskey, California Department of Transportation Kevin McLain, Missouri Department of Transportation Heather Shoup, Illinois Department of Transportation John Siekmeier, Minnesota Department of Transportation Andrew Stolba, Illinois Department of Transportation Colter Schwagler, North Dakota Department of Transportation
Geotechnical Update Long Term Research Determining Pavement Design Criteria for Recycled Aggregate Base and Large Stone Subbase PI: Bora Cetin Iowa State with University of Wisconsin Start November 2017 End: October 2020
Geotechnical Update Long Term Research Objectives/Goals: Determine field and laboratory performance Develop a method to estimate the stiffness and permeability of recycled bases and large stone designs. Develop pavement design and construction specifications for roadways built with recycled bases and large stone designs.
Phase 2 Research Geotechnical Project Contractor Mechanistic Load Restriction Decision Platform for Pavement Systems Prone to Moisture Variations University of New Hampshire Environmental Impacts on the Performance of Pavement Foundation Layers Iowa State University University of Wisconsin Permeability of Base Aggregate and Sand Improve material inputs into mechanistic design properties for reclaimed HMA Roadways Iowa State University
Geotechnical Talks Today 12:45 1:45 First Talk Environmental/Economic Analysis of the use of CIR, FDR, & SFDR Dan Wegman, Braun Intertec Second Talk Soil Stabilization Dave Rettner, American Engineering Testing
Geotechnical Talks Tomorrow 2:15-4:15 Intelligent Compaction for Grading Materials Soheil Nazarian, Univ. of Texas, El Paso Determining Pavement Design Criteria for Recycled Aggregate Base & Large Stone Subbase Bora Cetin, Iowa State Phase 2 Geotechnical Research Project Preview Bora Cetin, Iowa State & Eshan Dave, Univ. of NH Enhancing Project Delivery using Intelligent Compaction David White, Ingios
