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Dr. Kianoosh Hatami is a professor of civil engineering at the University of Oklahoma (OU) with a primary research interest and contributions in the field of geosynthetic engineering over the past 25 years. He is a holder of five (5) patents and an author of more than 130 peer-reviewed technical publications. Prof. Hatami’s research and educational contributions have been recognized at the University of Oklahoma and internationally through several prestigious awards and accolades, which include the Thomas A. Middlebrooks award from the ASCE and the Sir Casimir S. Gzowski medal from the CSCE.
Prof. Hatami’s contributions in geosynthetic engineering include a wide range of topics related to the analysis, testing, technology development, and understanding the performance of reinforced soil structures, including MSE walls, GRS bridge abutments, unsaturated soil-geosynthetic interfaces, and nanotechnology-based development of sensor-enabled geosynthetics for performance monitoring applications. Additionally, he has served as a voting member of several committees on geosynthetics at ASCE, ASTM and TRB, and as an editorial board member of peer-reviewed journals.
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Journal of Building Engineeringpp.109594, (2024)
GEOTEXTILES AND GEOMEMBRANESno. 1 (2024): 27-45
Transportation Geotechnics (2024): 101308
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