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MS Project Presentation Announcement: Gregory Norton
The CEE Department is pleased to announce Gregory Norton's MS Project Presentation: "Rapid Repair of EQ Damaged Bridge Columns Targeting Future…
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2020-12-04 10:30:00
2020-12-04 11:30:00
MS Project Presentation Announcement: Gregory Norton
The CEE Department is pleased to announce Gregory Norton's MS Project Presentation: "Rapid Repair of EQ Damaged Bridge Columns Targeting Future Service Level Performance"
Date: Friday, December 4th, 2020
Time: 10:30 AM
Zoom link: https://pdx.zoom.us/j/89494419697
Zoom ID: 89494419697
Advisor: Dr. Peter Dusicka
Abstract:
The Cascadia Subduction Zone (CSZ) earthquake has a high probability of occurrence within our lifetime,
threatening bridges across the Pacific Northwest. Damage is expected to be geographically spread
throughout the region and will have a nearly simultaneous impact on transportation through several
important corridors. While bridge repair and replacement will ultimately be needed, priority will be placed
on resuming mobility such that repairs will need to be implemented quickly.
In an effort to anticipate this need, a repair method was developed for rapid repair with the goal of
achieving semi-permanent installation that also considers the different bridge damage states for future
earthquakes. This presentation will outline the methodology and present results from full-scale cyclic
experiments that validate the performance.
Zoom link: https://pdx.zoom.us/j/89494419697
Zoom ID: 89494419697
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CEE Graduate Information Session
The CEE Graduate Information Session is a workshop for current civil and environmental undergraduate students to learn more about the graduate…
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2020-12-04 12:00:00
2020-12-04 13:00:00
CEE Graduate Information Session
The CEE Graduate Information Session is a workshop for current civil and environmental undergraduate students to learn more about the graduate programs offered in CEE at PSU. This information session will cover how to apply, admission criteria, writing a statement, selecting letters of rec, and hearing from current CEE graduate students.
Zoom link: https://pdx.zoom.us/j/83573072712
Zoom meeting ID: 835 7307 2712
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MS Project Presentation Announcement: Santiago Espinosa Wild
The CEE Department is pleased to announce Santiago Espinosa Wild's MS Project Presentation: "An Equity Focused Study on the Trip Temporal…
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2020-12-11 13:00:00
2020-12-11 14:00:00
MS Project Presentation Announcement: Santiago Espinosa Wild
The CEE Department is pleased to announce Santiago Espinosa Wild's MS Project Presentation: "An Equity Focused Study on the Trip Temporal Distributions of Vulnerable Road Users"
Date: Friday, December 11th, 2020
Time: 1:00 PM
Location: Zoom link: https://pdx.zoom.us/j/86186454896
Advisor: Dr. Kelly Clifton
Abstract:
The United States is a megadiverse nation with a transportation system that, for decades, was designed to
serve primarily able-bodied, white, and male motorists. This legacy creates a situation in which varying
socio-demographic groups experience the transportation system differently with contrasting safety,
accessibility, and convenience outcomes. This project introduces descriptive statistics and binary logistic
models that provide transportation professionals and policy makers with a quantitative understanding on
how, why, and when certain socio-demographic groups are more likely to engage in a trip. This project
provides tools to measure and understand the equity implications of a wide array of transportation policy
decisions.
The binary logistic models presented predict the likelihood of a trip maker engaging on a weekday trip at
a given time of day based on their race and ethnicity, gender, income level, preferred mode of
transportation, age, and the purpose of their trip. In some instances, the interactions among these
parameters were explored too. The models and descriptive statistics are based on the 2017 National
Household Travel Survey data which includes over 900,000 datapoints and is weighted to adequately
represent every socio-demographic group present in the U.S.
Zoom link: https://pdx.zoom.us/j/86186454896
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ASCE DHCC: National Civil Engineering Department Heads Conference
Held annually with rotating Universities hosting, the National Civil Engineering Department Heads Conference coordinated by the American Society of…
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2021-06-08 07:00:00
2020-12-04 09:25:29
ASCE DHCC: National Civil Engineering Department Heads Conference
Held annually with rotating Universities hosting, the National Civil Engineering Department Heads Conference coordinated by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) brings together over 100 civil engineering academic leaders from around the country to share knowledge, research, tips and trends.
SMSU Ballroom
SMSU 327/8/9
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