Full-cycle landslide hazard management
Research
The Geosystems Engineering and Intelligence Laboratory (GEI) at UCF study multiple geological hazards, such as earthquakes, landslides, liquefaction, and coastal erosion, and their effects on infrastructure systems using a wide range of approaches, including remote sensing, signal processing, geomaterial testing, computational simulation, applied statistics, and machine learning. Main research thrusts include site-specific and regional assessment of earthquake site responses, ground-motion modeling, near-real-time liquefaction hazard assessment, landslide mechanism and mitigation, geospatial surrogate modeling, and uncertainty quantification. Summaries of my contributions in the mentioned areas are presented below.
