SuperPile 2024
- Jun, 12, 2024 - Jun, 14, 2024
- Conference Foundation Design / Construction Deep Foundations Pile Foundations Shaft Foundations Ground Improvement
- English
- Authored by: Geoengineer.org
Technical committees of DFI and ADSC combine their industry expertise to organize DFI SuperPile ’24. The three-day event includes technical committee meetings along with presentations on the latest developments in piling foundations. Invited and selected presentations highlight advancements, innovations, and challenges in design and construction of deep foundations, particularly related to piling solutions.
Highlights
- ACIP and DD Piles
- Drilled Shafts
- Driven Piles
- Helical Piles
- Micropiles
- Information Management
- Risk and Contracts
- Seismic and LateraL Loads
- Subsurface Characterization
- Sustainability
- Testing and Evaluation
Schedule Overview
Wednesday, June 12
Conference Day 1: Technical Committee Meetings and Women in Deep Foundations Networking Reception.
Thursday, June 13
Conference Day 2: Exhibits, Plenary Technical Sessions and Welcome Reception.
Friday, June 14
Conference Day 3: Exhibits, Parallel Technical Sessions and Closing Plenary
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