Eyo Umo Eyo

Lecturer in Geotechnical Engineering

University of the West of England

United Kingdom

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Eyo Umo Eyo is a Lecturer in Geotechnical Engineering at the University of the West of England, UK. His research areas include the application of machine learning in soil treatment, the geotechnical properties of stabilized materials, and the environmental impact of additives in engineering. Recent articles co-authored by Dr. Eyo focus on the use of calcinated wastepaper sludge ash, lime, and other eco-friendly pozzolans in enhancing soil characteristics for road and infrastructure applications.

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Jonathan Oti

Associate Professor of Civil Engineering

University of South Wales

UNITED KINGDOM

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Dr Sam Ng'ambi

Coventry University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Samuel Jonah Abbey

Senior Lecturer

University of the West of England, Bristol

UNITED KINGDOM

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Eoin Coakley

Coventry University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Uche Onyekpe

York St John University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Eshmaiel Ganjian

Coventry University

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Viability of calcinated wastepaper sludge ash geopolymer in the treatment of road pavement subgrade materials

An overview of soil-water characteristic curves of stabilised soils and their influential factors

Shear Response of Lime/GGBS-Stabilised High-Sulphate-Bearing Clay under Consolidated-Undrained Conditions

Strength Predictive Modelling of Soils Treated with Calcium-Based Additives Blended with Eco-Friendly Pozzolans—A Machine Learning Approach

Multiclass stand-alone and ensemble machine learning algorithms utilised to classify soils based on their physico-chemical characteristics

Incorporation of a nanotechnology-based product in cementitious binders for sustainable mitigation of sulphate-induced heaving of stabilised soils

Data on one-dimensional vertical free swelling potential of soils and related soil properties

Microstructure and Physical-Mechanical Characteristics of Treated Kaolin-Bentonite Mixture for Application in Compacted Liner Systems

Experimental Study on Early Age Characteristics of Lime-GGBS-Treated Gypseous Clays under Wet–Dry Cycles

Machine learning regression and classification algorithms utilised for strength prediction of OPC/by-product materials improved soils

Incorporation of a nanotechnology-based additive in cementitious products for clay stabilisation

Appropriate Use of Lime in the Study of the Physicochemical Behaviour of Stabilised Lateritic Soil under Continuous Water Ingress

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Jonathan Oti

Dr Sam Ng'ambi

Samuel Jonah Abbey

Eoin Coakley

Uche Onyekpe

Eshmaiel Ganjian

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