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Amalesh Jana

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Montana State University

United States

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Amalesh Jana is an Assistant Professor at Montana State University in the United States. His research areas focus on geotechnical engineering, particularly the behavior of soils under dynamic loading conditions and liquefaction susceptibility. Recent articles authored by him include investigations into pore pressure generation in gravelly soil, drainage characteristics of geotextiles, and cyclic resistance models for transitional silts, contributing to the understanding of cyclic behavior in various soil types.

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Dynamic in-situ Responses and Liquefaction of Gravelly Soil Deposits

Open Date: 2025-01-01

Close Date: 2027-12-31

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T. Matthew Evans

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Oregon State University

UNITED STATES

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Goudappa R Dodagoudar

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Indian Institute of Technology Madras

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Excess Pore Pressure Generation and Liquefaction of Gravelly Soil

A Numerical Investigation of Drainage Characteristics of Nonwoven Geotextile in Unsaturated Fine-grained Soil

Evaluation and Future Prospects of Data‐Driven Intelligence‐Based Framework for Predicting Cyclic Behavior of Reconstituted Sand

Cyclic Resistance Models for Transitional Silts with Application to Subduction Zone Earthquakes

Liquefaction Susceptibility and Cyclic Response of Intact Nonplastic and Plastic Silts

On the In Situ Cyclic Resistance of Natural Sand and Silt Deposits

Multidirectional Vibroseis Shaking and Controlled Blasting to Determine the Dynamic in Situ Response of a Low-Plasticity Silt Deposit

Effect of strain history on the monotonic and cyclic response of natural and reconstituted silts

Dynamic, in situ, nonlinear-inelastic response and post-cyclic strength of a plastic silt deposit

Dynamic In Situ Nonlinear Inelastic Response of a Deep Medium Dense Sand Deposit

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Goudappa R Dodagoudar

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