Infrastructure and Construction Engineering
Members of Ohio State's infrastructure and construction engineering faculty are focused in several research areas, including:
- System analysis/infrastructure planning/management
- Performance enhancement of complex systems and critical infrastructures against extreme hazard scenarios
- Quality control and risk analysis, construction safety
- Construction safety and simulation in virtual reality and artificial intelligence
CEGE Infrastructure and Construction Engineering Research
Application of probabilistic methods for performance and damage assessment of structural and nonstructural components | Jieun Hur
Probabilistic modeling, statistical inference, experimental design and evaluation, and optimization to transportation systems analysis | Rabi Mishalani
Risk Assessment and Management of Structural and Infrastructure Systems (RAMSIS) Lab | Abdollah Shafieezadeh
Construction Laboratory for Automations and Simulation (CLASS) | FabianTan
RESEARCH
The Ohio State University Civil Engineering program is seeking highly motivated Master’s and Doctoral students to conduct graduate research across a range of disciplines.
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