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- Editorial board - Transportation Research Interdisciplinary . . .
Read the latest articles of Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives at ScienceDirect com, Elsevier’s leading platform of peer-reviewed scholarly literature
- Editorial board - Multimodal Transportation - ScienceDirect
Yu Zhang, PhD University of South Florida, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Tampa, Florida, United States of America Air Transportation Management, Advanced Air Mobility Urban Air Mobility, Environmental Issues in Aviaiton, Emerging Technology and Service Modes in Transportation, Shared Mobility, Transportation Resiliency
- Development of a model to simulate groundwater inundation induced by . . .
Here, we describe a modeling approach that simulates narrowing of the unsaturated space and groundwater inundation (GWI) generated by SLR-induced lifting of coastal groundwater The methodology combines terrain modeling, groundwater monitoring, estimation of tidal influence, and numerical groundwater-flow modeling to simulate future flood scenarios considering user-specified tide stages and
- Tsunami-driven debris hazard assessment at a coastal community . . .
A framework combining a tsunami flow model and debris (large floating object) transport model was developed to evaluate the kinematics of multiple debris and sequential hazards in a coastal community We derive the analytic solution of the semi-analytic model of debris transportation, and adapt to evaluate the impact of tsunami-driven debris at Honolulu Harbor, Hawaii as a case study by
- Permeability calculation of sphere-packed porous media using . . .
In this study we developed a fundamental method to directly calculate hydraulic permeability and tortuosity relative to the Happel cell model [AIChE J…
- Editorial board - Journal of Hydrology - ScienceDirect
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- On fracture mode partition theories - ScienceDirect
Wang and Harvey (2009 and 2010) and Wang and Guan (2010) have developed fracture mode partition theories for one-dimensional fractures in beams and plates based on both classical and shear deformable beam and plate theories This paper presents comparisons between different theories and numerical simulations to validate the developed theories
- Pipe-soil interaction behaviors of deepwater J-lay pipeline on sloping . . .
The pipe-soil interaction behaviors are crucial factors for the J-lay pipeline design, which are mainly investigated on the horizontal seabed in previ…
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