Matthew Dwain Campbell
Engineering at West 37 St, Austin, TX
License number
Louisiana EI.0021149
Issued Date
Oct 7, 2003
Expiration Date
Mar 31, 2010
Category
Civil Engineer
Address
Address
1819 West 37Th St, Austin, TX 78731
Professional information
Matthew Campbell - Austin, TX
Work:
Margie Beegle Sales
Sales Associate and Product Research Internet Store
Owner and Operator Freelance Research and Project Management AuntBertha.com - Austin, TX
Intern Jerard Less Collection - Austin, TX
Marketing Intern St. Edward's University - Austin, TX
Historical Intern, Oral History St. Edward's University - Austin, TX
Teaching Assistant, Holocaust Literature
Sales Associate and Product Research Internet Store
Owner and Operator Freelance Research and Project Management AuntBertha.com - Austin, TX
Intern Jerard Less Collection - Austin, TX
Marketing Intern St. Edward's University - Austin, TX
Historical Intern, Oral History St. Edward's University - Austin, TX
Teaching Assistant, Holocaust Literature
Education:
St. Edward's University - Austin, TX
Bachelor of Arts in History
Bachelor of Arts in History
Skills:
Internet Research, Filing, Inventory Management, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint
Matthew Campbell - Austin, TX
Work:
Margie Beegle Sales
Sales Associate and Product Research Internet Store
Owner and Operator Freelance Research and Project Management AuntBertha.com - Austin, TX
Intern Jerard Less Collection - Austin, TX
Marketing Intern St. Edward's University - Austin, TX
Historical Intern, Oral History St. Edward's University - Austin, TX
Teaching Assistant, Holocaust Literature
Sales Associate and Product Research Internet Store
Owner and Operator Freelance Research and Project Management AuntBertha.com - Austin, TX
Intern Jerard Less Collection - Austin, TX
Marketing Intern St. Edward's University - Austin, TX
Historical Intern, Oral History St. Edward's University - Austin, TX
Teaching Assistant, Holocaust Literature
Education:
St. Edward's University - Austin, TX
Bachelor of Arts in History
Bachelor of Arts in History
Matthew Blake Campbell, Austin TX - Lawyer
Address:
Travis County District Attorney's Office
509 W 11Th St STE 2100, Austin 78701
(512) 854-9400
509 W 11Th St STE 2100, Austin 78701
(512) 854-9400
Licenses:
Texas - Eligible To Practice In Texas 2003
Education:
Baylor University School of LawDegree Doctor of Jurisprudence/Juris Doctor (J.D.)Graduated 2003
Specialties:
Criminal Defense - 100%
Biologically-Dominated Artificial Reef
US Patent:
7144196, Dec 5, 2006
Filed:
Dec 28, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/321874
Inventors:
Matthew D. Campbell - Austin TX, US
Robert L. Beine - Baton Rouge LA, US
Steven G. Hall - Baton Rouge LA, US
Robert L. Beine - Baton Rouge LA, US
Steven G. Hall - Baton Rouge LA, US
Assignee:
ORA Technologies, LLC - Baton Rouge LA
International Classification:
E02B 3/04, A01K 61/00
US Classification:
405 30, 405 21, 405 25, 119221, 119234, 119238
Abstract:
An apparatus and method of reducing the effects of hydrodynamic forces of waves and water currents in coastal environments (e. g. , oceans, and coastal, river, lake, and reservoir banks). The apparatus is an oysterbreak having two basic designs adapted to allow for the attachment of oysters and other bio-fouling marine organisms, using the least amount of material. In one embodiment, the oysterbreak comprises a support structure and plurality of slats (i. e. , relatively planar sections or surfaces) having growth layers made from tubing coated with a material capable of inducing aquatic sessile organism attachment and growth. In another embodiment, the oysterbreak comprises a plurality (e. g. , two, three, four, five, six, etc. ) of growth layers of regular polygonal-shaped members made from a material capable of inducing aquatic sessile organism attachment and growth that when stacked, form a relatively portable, breakwater module.
Artificial Material Conducive To Attract And Grow Oysters, Mollusks Or Other Productive And/Or Stabilizing Organisms
US Patent:
8312843, Nov 20, 2012
Filed:
Jun 30, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/428060
Inventors:
Tyler R. Ortego - Baton Rouge LA, US
Robert L. Beine - Baton Rouge LA, US
Steven G. Hall - Baton Rouge LA, US
Matthew D. Campbell - Austin TX, US
Robert L. Beine - Baton Rouge LA, US
Steven G. Hall - Baton Rouge LA, US
Matthew D. Campbell - Austin TX, US
Assignee:
ORA Technologies, LLC - Opelousas LA
International Classification:
A01K 61/00
US Classification:
119237, 119234, 119210
Abstract:
Structures constructed from an artificial material facilitate the setting and growing of oysters, other mollusks, and other organisms for the purposes of food production, artificial reefs/breakwaters, and the like. The artificial material is a composite that acts as both an attractant and nutrient environment for mollusks and other aquatic organisms. The binder for the composite material includes both cement and an organic material. The organic material is selected to attract and feed the aquatic organisms.
Biologically-Dominated Artificial Reef
US Patent:
RE42259, Mar 29, 2011
Filed:
Nov 26, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/323686
Inventors:
Matthew D. Campbell - Austin TX, US
Steven G. Hall - Baton Rouge LA, US
Robert L. Beine - Lancaster KY, US
Steven G. Hall - Baton Rouge LA, US
Robert L. Beine - Lancaster KY, US
International Classification:
E02B 3/04, A01K 61/00
US Classification:
405 30, 405 21, 405 25, 119221, 119234, 119238
Abstract:
An apparatus and method of reducing the effects of hydrodynamic forces of waves and water currents in coastal environments (e. g. , oceans, and coastal, river, lake, and reservoir banks). The apparatus is an oysterbreak having two basic designs adapted to allow for the attachment of oysters and other bio-fouling marine organisms, using the least amount of material. In one embodiment, the oysterbreak comprises a support structure and plurality of slats (i. e. , relatively planar sections or surfaces) having growth layers made from tubing coated with a material capable of inducing aquatic sessile organism attachment and growth. In another embodiment, the oysterbreak comprises a plurality (e. g. , two, three, four, five, six, etc. ) of growth layers of regular polygonal-shaped members made from a material capable of inducing aquatic sessile organism attachment and growth that when stacked, form a relatively portable, breakwater module.