Timothy R. Wyatt

 

 

CONTACT

§         PO Box 688, Stoneville NC

§         E-mail

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WORK EXPERIENCE

Applied Research Associates, Inc. (ARA), Raleigh, NC

§         Principal Engineer (2004-present)

§         Senior Engineer (2000-2004)

§         Staff Engineer (1993-1996)

ARA Distinguished Member of Technical Staff (2004)

ARA Sector 2 Distinguished Young Engineer (2002)

ARA Outstanding Technical Achievement Award (2001) for IMEA

Professional Engineer, North Carolina (since 2002)

 

EDUCATION

J.D., Wake Forest School of Law (expected 2010)

§         Dean’s Scholarship

§         Wake Forest Law Review

 

Ph.D., Civil Engineering, Georgia Tech (2000)

§         President’s Fellowship

 

B.S., Civil Engineering, N.C. State University (1992)

§         NCSU Dean’s Fellowship

§         US Department of Energy Fellowship

§         NCSU Outstanding Senior in Research (1992)

§         NCSU Distinguished Scholarly Achievement Award (1991)

§         Sigma Xi Undergraduate Research Award (1991)

PUBLISHED ARTICLES

n         Incorporation of engineering model uncertainties in probabilistic analysis of explosive effects on tunnel facilities,” Proceedings of the 2006 GeoCongress, American Society of Civil Engineers, Atlanta GA (26 February - 1 March 2006).

n         Incorporation of terrain elevation uncertainties in vulnerability assessment of tunnel facilities,” Proceedings of 2006 GeoCongress, American Society of Civil Engineers, Atlanta GA (26 February - 1 March 2006).

n         Integrated assessment for geotechnical engineering educational technology,” Proceedings of the 2001 Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Section of the American Society for Engineering Education, Charleston SC (1-3 April 2001).

n         A geomechanics-based educational software environment” (with Emir Macari & J. David Frost), Proceedings of the Tenth International Conference of the International Association for Computer Methods and Advances in Geomechanics, Tucson AZ (7-12 January 2001).

n         Effectiveness analysis of subsurface drainage features based on design adequacy” (with Emir Macari), Journal of the Transportation Research Board, Transportation Research Record no. 1709, Washington DC (2000).

n         Assessment of a virtual laboratory for geotechnical engineering” (with Pedro Arduino & Emir Macari), Proceedings of the 1999 ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition, Charlotte NC (20-23 June 1999). Accepted for publication in the ASEE Journal of Computers in Engineering.

n         Learner-centered educational software for constitutive modeling of soils” (with Emir Macari), 1999 ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition, Charlotte NC (20-23 June 1999).

n         “Knowledge-based failure diagnosis of earth retaining structures” (with Nelson Baker & Emir Macari), Proceedings of the First International Conference on New Technologies for Decision Making in Civil Engineering, University of Quebec, Montreal CA (11-13 October 1998).

n         Developing design solutions using the frames technique of knowledge representation” (with Neal Holtz & William Rasdorf), Proceedings of the Seventh Symposium on Engineering Data Management, 1993 ASME International Computers in Engineering Conference, San Diego CA (August 1993).

n         “A formal approach to modeling construction data” (with William Rasdorf & Osama Abudayyeh), Proceedings of the Seventh Conference on Computing in Civil Engineering, American Society of Civil Engineers, Washington DC (May 1991).

 

TECHNICAL MANUALS

n         Ahmad Ardani, Jagannath Mallela, and Tim Wyatt, High Density Polyethylene Pipe Fill Height Table in Arizona, Report No. FHWA-AZ-06-621, Federal Highway Administration, Phoenix AZ (November 2006)

n         Mallela, Jagannath, Gregg Larson, Tim Wyatt, Jim Hall, and Walter Barker, User’s Guide for Drainage Requirements in Pavements – DRIP 2.0 Microcomputer Program, Report No. FHWA-IF-02-053, Federal Highway Administration, Washington DC (July 2002).

n         Wyatt, Timothy R., James W. Hall, and Walter Barker, Pavement Subsurface Drainage Microcomputer Program: Drainage Requirements in Pavements ¾ DRIP, Report No. FHWA-SA-96-070, Federal Highway Administration, Washington DC (October 1997).

n         Moas, Eduardo, and Timothy R. Wyatt, V-LAB: A Virtual Laboratory for Structural Integrity Assessment of Composite Components, Report No. A365413, US Air Force, Washington DC (January 1996).

n         Wyatt, T.R., R.C. Hall, L.T. Davis, E.J. Klamerus, and I. Thurston, Technical Specification for the Sandia Management Restructure Study Team (MRST) Prototype Information System, Sandia Report SAND91-1575, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque NM (January 1992).

 

UNPUBLISHED PRESENTATIONS

n         Rapid 3D Modeling and Simulation of Underground Transportation Structures,” 5th Int’l Visualization in Transportation Symp., Trans. Res. Board, Denver CO (Oct 2006).

n         “Tunnels Weapons Effects,” 3rd Ann. Integrated Munitions Effects Assessment (IMEA) User’s Group Mtg., Def. Threat Reduction Agency, MacDill AFB, FL (Aug 2005). Also: 2nd Ann. IMEA User’s Group Mtg., Kirtland AFB, NM (Sept 2004).

n         Pavement Subsurface Drainage Design,” National Highway Institute (NHI) course no. 13126, Cal. Dept. of Trans. (CALTRANS), Fresno CA (Mar 2001).  Also: 1996 Southeastern States Pavements Conf., Charleston SC (Jul 1996).

n         Application of CD ROM Technology to AASHTO Technical Documents,” 1996 Ann. Mtg. of AASHTO Materials Subcomm., Little Rock AR (Aug 1996).