David Tom Iseley

David "Tom" Iseley's research defines new horizons for the planning, design, and construction of underground infrastructure systems. As a Professor of Engineering Practice and the Beavers Heavy Construction Distinguished Fellow in Construction Engineering Management at Purdue University, Dr. Iseley brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his role. He earned his Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from Purdue University, where he developed a deep understanding of the complexities involved in underground infrastructure systems. Before his tenure at Purdue, Dr. Iseley was the Director of UNITRACC International and the Trenchless Technology Center at Louisiana Tech University. In these roles, he was instrumental in advancing the field of trenchless technology, which focuses on minimizing surface disruption during the installation and maintenance of underground utilities. His leadership in these positions has been pivotal in shaping modern approaches to underground construction. Dr. Iseley's research interests are primarily centered on the innovative methods and technologies that enhance the efficiency and sustainability of underground infrastructure. His work has contributed significantly to the development of new techniques in construction management, particularly in the context of urban environments where underground systems play a crucial role. At Purdue University, Dr. Iseley is committed to educating the next generation of engineers, imparting his extensive knowledge and experience to students. His courses often emphasize the importance of integrating cutting-edge technology with traditional engineering practices to solve complex infrastructure challenges. Through his teaching and research, Dr. Iseley continues to influence the field of construction engineering, ensuring that future professionals are well-equipped to tackle the demands of modern infrastructure development.