A basic yet comprehensive presentation of the genesis of subgrade modeling in foundation engineering and the subgrade models that have evolved from this over the past two centuries beginning with the 19th century work of Fuss and Winkler. This scholarly monograph reflects Dr. Horvath's 45 years of research into this topic and contains never-before-published material including worked examples using case history applications. This document unlocks the many mysteries and uncertainties of subgrade models by illustrating how all subgrade models, whether based on a simplified elastic continuum or an assemblage of mechanical elements, are approximate solutions to the same, unifying stress-displacement problem in the theory of elasticity. Also illustrated is how hybrid subgrade models offer the best of all worlds for routine use in practice. This document is intended to be of use to both structural and geotechnical design professionals in practice as well as academic instructors and researchers.
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Dr. John S. Horvath, P.E. has more than 46 years of professional experience and is currently a consulting engineer (d/b/a John S. Horvath Consulting Engineer in Scarsdale, NY) with an international practice. He received B.S. and M.S. degrees from Columbia University and a Ph.D. from the Polytechnic Institute of New York, all in civil engineering with a specialization in geotechnical engineering. He is a licensed professional engineer with current registrations in New Jersey and New York. He has authored more than 100 professional publications ranging from monographs, white papers, and research reports to journal and conference papers as well as lectured to both domestic and international audiences.
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