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Dr. Byers' Resume
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Project
Manager
HNTB Corporation
Education
- Ph.D. Civil Engineering, The University of Kansas, 1999
- M.S. Civil Engineering, The University of Kansas, 1997
- B.S. Architectural Engineering, The University of Kansas,
1987
Research Interests
Long Span Bridges, Cable-Stayed bridge systems, Conventional
Steel and Concrete Bridge Systems, Finite Element Analysis,
Effective Slab Width Development.
Professional Registration
P.E.: Missouri, Kansas and Mississippi.
Professional Memberships
- American Society of Civil Engineers
- International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineers.
Awards and Honors
- Tau Beta Pi National Engineering Honor Society
- Chi Epsilon National Civil Engineering Honor Society
Representative Publications
- D.D. Byers and S.L. McCabe, "Modified Effective Slab Width
for Composite Cable-Stayed Bridges", Proceedings International
Bridge Conference, Engineers' Society of Western Pennsylvania,
June, 1999
- D.D. Byers, S.T. Hague, D.M. Rogowski and S.L. McCabe,
"Comparison of Slab Participation: Assumed for Design vs.
FEA", Proceedings of the IABSE Conference on Cable-Stayed
Bridges - Past, Present and Future, June, 1999
- D.D. Byers, "Evaluation of Effective Slab Width for Composite
Cable-Stayed Bridge Design", Ph.D. Dissertation, The University
of Kansas, 1999
- D.D. Byers and S.L. McCabe, "Effective Slab Width for
Composite Cable-Stayed Bridges Using Finite Elements", Proceedings
of the Structures Congress XV, American Society of Civil
Engineers, April, 1997
- D.D. Byers, "Consideration of Time-Dependent Forces in
Composite Cable-Stayed Bridges", Master of Science Thesis,
The University of Kansas, January, 1997
- D.D. Byers and S.L. McCabe, "Slab Participation for Axial
Forces in Composite Cable-Stayed Bridges", Proceedings of
the Fourth National Workshop on Bridge Research in Progress,
National Science Foundation, June, 1996
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