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TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT FOR ARIMA URBAN CENTRE: SOLVING THE MISSING LINK PROBLEM OF EASTERN MAIN ROAD
Dr. Rae FurlongeDone
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF A TRAVEL DEMAND MODEL FOR TRINIDAD
Dr. Trevor TownsendDone
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QUALITY ASSURANCE OF STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGNS IN TRINIDAD & TOBAGO
Eng. Brendon C. InnissDone
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SUCCESSFUL ENGINEERING PROJECT MANAGEMENT OF THE DEMOLITION OF AN INDUSTRIAL PLANT IN A CAPITAL CITY
Eng. Eddy NicholasDone
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REDEFINING CUREPE JUNCTION BASED ON USER PERCEPTION
Eng. Deena DassDone
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WHAT KEY STAKEHOLDERS IN TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO THINK ABOUT THE MOST COMMON CAUSES OF ROAD FAILURES
Eng. Byron FerminDone
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MAPPING AND ANALYSIS OF THE PORT OF SPAIN PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM
Eng. Mildred BoneoDone
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DECOLONISING TRANSPORTATION: UNVEILING THE DOMINANCE OF PRIVATE CARS AND PROSPECTS FOR EQUITABLE MODAL SHIFT
Eng. Katherine AgongDone
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BASALT FIBER REINFORCEMENT ERADICATES CORROSION CONCERNS IN CONCRETE REINFORCEMENT
Eng. Frederick H. Tingberg Jr.Done
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FRACTURE RESISTANCE OF STONE MATRIX ASPHALT USING UNTREATED RECYCLED CONCRETE AGGREGATE AND INTERMEDIATE TEMPERATURES
Eng. Annabella FrankDone
Dr. Derek Gay received his BSc. in Civil Engineering from the University of the West Indies in 1975, MSc. in Soil Mechanics and Engineering Seismology from Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine, University of London in 1977 and PhD in Geotechnical Engineering from Texas A&M University, USA in 1994. In December 1978, he began his academic/professional career as lecturer in geotechnical engineering and engineering seismology in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, The University of the West Indies St Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago – a post he held until his retirement in September 2018. In addition to his lecturing and mentorships in Civil Engineering, Dr Gay’s interest in music and engineering was also largely responsible for his academic pursuits in the Acoustics of the Steelpan, leading him to develop and teach courses in Musical Acoustics and the Steelpan in the Faculty of Engineering, UWI. He can also be credited with being one of the pioneers in developing and applying numerical methods and models (finite element analysis) to the vibration of steelpans shells.