DFI Events

January 20, 2009
Oakland, CA
Stablizing Slopes Using Non-Earthwork Methods
This educational seminar will provide an in-depth review of industry-standard best practices for slope stabilization techniques using non-earthwork methods. The seminar will consist of technical presentations regarding the design, application and installation on four slope repair and stabilization methods. Slope stabilization methods include: Platepiles, Soil Nails and Drilled Anchors, Launched Soil Nails and Tie Back Helical Anchors. In addition to the technical presentations, case histories highlighting the use of each application method in the field will be presented.
March 3, 2009
Stablizing Slopes Using Non-Earthwork Methods
This educational seminar will provide an in-depth review of industry-standard best practices for slope stabilization techniques using non-earthwork methods. The seminar will consist of technical presentations regarding the design, application and installation on four slope repair and stabilization methods. Slope stabilization methods include: Platepiles, Soil Nails and Drilled Anchors, Launched Soil Nails and Tie Back Helical Anchors. In addition to the technical presentations, case histories highlighting the use of each application method in the field will be presented.
June 26, 2009
Cincinnati, OH
Stablizing Slopes Using Non-Earthwork Methods
This educational seminar will provide an in-depth review of industry-standard best practices for slope stabilization techniques using non-earthwork methods. The seminar will consist of technical presentations regarding the design, application and installation on four slope repair and stabilization methods. Slope stabilization methods include: Platepiles, Soil Nails and Drilled Anchors, Launched Soil Nails and Tie Back Helical Anchors. In addition to the technical presentations, case histories highlighting the use of each application method in the field will be presented.
October 21-23, 2009
Kansas City, MO
34th Annual Conference on Deep Foundations
Every Fall for the past thirty-four years, the Engineers, the Contractors, the Academics, the Suppliers and Manufacturers from the deep foundations construction industry have gathered to learn from each other and discuss the state of the practice and the state of the art within our field. The DFI Member's Conference gives all industry members an opportunity to discuss, on equal footing, the technical concerns specific to the design and construction of deep foundations. Inclusive of all foundation elements and systems, the program and scope of the Conference is enriched by the presence of all disciplines in the industry, from around the world. Four Sessions over 3 days comprise a program featuring the experiences of professionals at work in today's challenging industry environment. Presenters will be selected from among abstracts submitted by the industry worldwide by an interdisciplinary committee of foundation industry leaders. Beyond the program, The DFI presents every opportunity for attendees to interact and exchange ideas with each other. We take pride that our breaks, Luncheons, Welcome Reception, and Awards Banquet reflect the appreciation we have for our Members. In 2009 we are pleased to bring the conference to Kansas City.