Bryan Gee

Director of Education and Training
Email Bryan at:
bryan.gee@cmc.com
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Bryan Gee

Director of Education and Training

Bryan is the Director of Education and Training at Tensar International Corporation. He manages a comprehensive program to develop and improve the capabilities of Tensar team members, commercial partners, and customers.

Bryan is a licensed Professional Engineer. He received his B.S.E. and his M.S. in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Duke University. He has published and presented numerous papers on geosynthetics and other engineering topics, and he is the engineer of record on more than 50 projects. Bryan currently serves as Chairman of the Geosynthetic Materials Association.

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Family

Lives with his wife Maureen in Lawrenceville, GA. Has five grown children and one grandchild.

Humorist

Was the humor columnist for his college newspaper for two years. Maintains a mental repertoire of uncommon words, literary and film references, old jokes, and obscure facts.

Authored by Bryan

Pavement Design: Why Physical Geosynthetic Properties Don’t Matter

Learn how the reliability of a pavement design can become compromised when product selection is based on physical properties.
September 14 2023

Does Tensile Strength Matter in Ground Stabilization?

Learn why tensile strength is not an indicator of performance in ground stabilization projects like roadways.
September 12 2023

Accurately Developing Design Parameters and Model Performance of Geogrids in Roadbed Applications

Discussing the steps to properly test and confirm research data is accurate and how data should be implemented into design methods.
September 08 2023

Comparing Performance of InterAx®, TriAx® and BX Geogrids

If you are considering a substitute geogrid in your soil stabilization project, make sure you have all the facts. Different types of geogrid vary in...
September 06 2023

Comparing Giroud-Han and LAAMS for Geotextile Reinforced Unpaved Road Design

Compare the applicability, precision, and limitations of the Giroud-Han and LAAMS design methods.
June 09 2023

Innovation in the Road Construction Industry

The road construction industry has a long history of innovation. From the Romans paving the way for our modern road infrastructure to technological...
June 22 2021

Stabilization vs. Reinforcement: What's the Difference?

The terms stabilization and reinforcement are often used interchangeably when discussing geogrids used for civil engineering applications. However,...
December 01 2020

Evaluating Paved and Unpaved Road Design and Product Research

The mechanisms governing roadway performance are complex. Because roads are designed for long service lives under varying conditions, differences in...
October 26 2020

Tensar's Engineering Scholarship Competition

At Tensar,our success depends onthe proper application of our productsby the engineers who design with them. So we decided to offer two $1,000...
April 16 2020

TriAx Geogrid: Myth vs Fact

Even though Tensar Geogrid has undergone extensive, third-party testing and has been used globally for more than three decades, there are several...
March 30 2020

Comparing Soil Stabilization Methods & Techniques

How do you repair soft soils? Many have a go to method for soil stabilization and assume its fastest or most cost-effective. But did you know that...
March 26 2020

Geogrid Mechanisms Explained: Lateral Restraint & Bearing Capacity

In 2003, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers defined three primary mechanisms for how geogrids work to stabilize paved and unpaved roads. In an...
February 20 2020
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