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Hal
Amick works on problems related to structural and soil dynamics, rail
and transportation vibrations, mechanical vibrations, and community or
workplace vibrations. He is experienced in signals processing, finite
element modeling and many aspects of structural and soil dynamics. Hal
Amick has worked extensively in the design and peer-review of low
vibration environments for advanced technology facilities. Hal Amick joined Colin Gordon & Associates in 1996, after spending eleven years with Bolt Beranek & Newman and Acentech. Prior to 1990, he worked closely with Colin Gordon at BBN. At Colin Gordon & Associates he focuses on the design and maintenance of low-vibration environments for vibration-sensitive facilities used for research, development and production of microelectronics as well as those used for nanotechnology, optics research, advanced physics and bioscience studies. He oversees the firm's work involving structural dynamics. His early consulting work involved a wide variety of structural settings, including nuclear power plant seismic analysis, container crane design, and structural failure analysis. He has served as vibration consultant for several key government research agencies, including the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), National Institutes of Health (NIH), and the Department of Energy. His academic research activities addressed the vibration damping properties of concrete and means by which they might be modified, particularly using polymer additives. The results of his research are being applied to several nanotechnology R&D facilities. Education
Hal Amick has written and presented many papers and reports, and has published extensively.
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