What is StoStruct mission?
To advance the state of knowledge and practice on structural hazard engineering.
In the last decade, our understanding of the complex physical system and natural hazards has grown substantially. Modern structural engineering seek to meet new performance objectives (e.g., functional recovery) in designing and assessing the built environment. These structures need to withstand and function under a wide array of uncertain and extreme conditions, where the interaction of these hazards and building component shape their global performance.
StoStruct is a research group dedicated to improving the built environment resilience against natural hazard and evolving environmental conditions using high-performing computation, high-fidelity simulation, and data-driven solutions. If you are interested in joining us or to collaborate, please check this link.
News
- 9/1/2022: Dr. Esteghamati presented his research on using machine learning to predict ground motion’s site term at the 4th Kenji Ishihara Colloquium Series on Earthquake Engineering at San Diego EERI chapter.
- 3/24/2022: Dr. Esteghamati will join the Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering as an Assistant Professor starting Fall 2022.
Stochastic Structures 