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Unni Kartha G
Federal Institute of Science and Technology, Cochin University of Science and Technology, Government College of Technology, NSS College of Engineering
Research areas: Engineering · Civil and Structural Engineering · Geotechnical Engineering and Underground Structures · Seismic Performance and Analysis · Geotechnical Engineering and Soil Mechanics
Employment
- 2019 - Present
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Federal Institute of Science and Technology (FISAT) Assistant Professor2004 - 2019
Education
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Government College of Technology M.E.
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NSS College of Engineering B.Tech
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (31)
- Study of Tuned Liquid Damper in T-Shaped Buildings Save
- Seismic Data Extraction from Earthquake videos: An AI driven approach Save
- SIMULATION OF TUNED LIQUID DAMPER USING PARTICLE FINITE ELEMENT METHOD(PFEM) Save
- STUDY OF TLDS IN IRREGULAR BUILDING Save
- A Study on the Effect of Tank Shape on the Performance of Tuned Liquid Dampers Save
- Compressive Strength Prediction with Boundary-Defined Datasets Save
- Proceedings of SECON'22: Structural Engineering and Construction Management Save
- Buckling Behaviour of Hollow Stainless Steel Sections Save
- Diagrid Structural System for Tilted Steel Buildings Save
- Studies on the Effect of Fines Content on Liquefaction Resistance Using Shake Table Tests Save
- Proceedings of SECON 2020: Structural Engineering and Construction Management Save
- Time Optimization of Parallel Dynamic Analysis Using Greedy Algorithm in FEA Save
- Effect of hammer impact on wave propagation characteristics of soil: A laboratory study Save
- Proceedings of SECON'19: Structural Engineering and Construction Management Save
- Shake Table Studies on Embankments on Liquefiable Soil Save
- Development of 1-D Shake Table Testing Facility for Liquefaction Studies Save
- Development Of Low Cost Systems For Structural Health Monitoring Save
- Liquefaction studies on sand and its mitigation using stone columns Save
- Dynamic Analysis of Structures Using Parallel Finite Element Method in OpenSees Save
- Parallel Computing for Earthquake Analysis Using OpenSees Save