Analysis of the Performance of the Rehabilitation of the Chicago-State Subway Station and its Effects on Adjacent Structures

About the Researchers

1. Richard Finno (principal investigator), Professor of Civil Engineering at Northwestern University
2. Gilles Marchadier, Institute of Science and Technology (Grenoble, France)
3. Jill Roboski (graduate student), Northwestern University
4. Sebastian Bryson (graduate student), Northwestern University
5. Michele Calvello (graduate student), Northwestern University
6. Kristi Kawamura (graduate student), Northwestern University

Project Description(s)

1. Project Description

Full-text Articles, Presentations or Reports about the Project (most recent listed first)

2005	"Supported Excavations: the Observational Method and Inverse Modeling", preprint of article forthcoming in Journal of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, 2005	Richard J. Finno, Michele Calvello
September, 2002	Analysis and Performance of the Excavation for the Chicago-State Subway Renovation Project and its Effects on Adjacent Structures, Final Report	Richard J. Finno, Michele Calvello, L. Sebastian Bryson	HTML
August, 2002	"Performance of a Stiff Support System in Soft Clay", Journal of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, Vol. 128, No. 8, pp. 660 - 671, August 2002	Richard J. Finno, L. Sebastian Bryson, Michele Calvello
February, 2002	"Response of Building Asjacent to Stiff Excavation Support System in Soft Clay", Journal of Performance of Constructed Facilities, Vol. 16, pp. 10-20, February 2002	Richard J. Finno, L. Sebastian Bryson
January, 2001	"Chicago/State Street Subway Station Expansion & Renovation" (available only to ITI community - password required)		HTML
January, 2001	"ITI Summary Reports" (available only to ITI community - password required)		HTML

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