David Newman

David Newman

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  • Timeline

  • About me

    President at Appalachian Mining & Engineering, Inc.

  • Education

    • Vassar College

      1973 - 1977
      A.B. Geology
    • Germantown Friends

      1965 - 1973
      High School Diploma
    • Penn State University

      1980 - 1984
      Ph.D. Mining Engineering

      Activities and Societies: Dr. Newman carried out research on four major research grants involving; development of a rock mass classification system for assessing mine roof stability, yield pillar design, longwall gateroad stability, coal pillar design for room and pillar mining, in situ stress measurements, in mine seismic refraction, and numerical simulation of roof behavior

    • Penn State University

      1978 - 1980
      M.S. Mining Engineering
  • Experience

    • American Testing & Engineering

      Jun 1977 - Dec 1977
      Assistant Drill Manager

      Responsibilities included scheduling drilling crews, geotechnical core logging, and the maintenance of repair shop inventory. Projects included geotechnical drilling and conducting seismic surveys to locate soil/rock interface for a municipal reservoir.

    • University of Kentucky

      Sept 1984 - Sept 1988
      Assistant Professor of Mining Engineering

      Dr. Newman directed five externally funded research projects and conducted internally funded research while overseeing M.S. theses. He developed and directed the weekend/evening graduate program with Friday evening/Saturday morning courses at the Southeast Community College campus in Cumberland, Ky. Teaching responsibilities included undergraduate and graduate courses in rock mechanics, slope stability, and mine valuation. Dr. Newman developed and taught, the “Elements of Coal Mining" and "SUBSIDE" short courses. Show less

    • Appalachian Mining & Engineering, Inc.

      Oct 1985 - now
      President

      Appalachian Mining & Engineering, Inc. focuses on ground control and stability concerns in underground and surface coal mines and limestone quarries. AME uses a combination of numerical modeling (BEM and FEM), analytical equations, and field monitoring of ground movement. This work is supported by GEOLAB, a division of AME that does strength and physical property testing in accordance with ASTM standards for rock, coal, grout, and concrete.

    • Newman Engineering, PSC.

      Jan 1988 - Dec 2007
      President

      Newman Engineering, Inc. focused municipal engineering projects involving urban hydrologic analysis and design, storm sewer design and evaluation, detention pond design, review of subdivision construction plans, highway design, and blasting projects.

  • Licenses & Certifications

    • Professional Engineer (PE)

      State of West Virginia
    • Professional Engineer (PE)

      Commonwealth of Virginia
    • Professional Engineer (PE)

      Commonwealth of Kentucky
    • Professional Engineer (PE)

      State of Indiana
    • Professional Engineer (PE)

      State of Georgia
    • Professional Geologist

      Commonwealth of Kentucky