Mohammad S. Alam

Assistant Professor

University of Hawaii at Manoa

United States

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Mohammad S. Alam is an Assistant Professor at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, United States. His research primarily focuses on the physical and numerical modeling of natural disaster impacts, particularly in relation to hurricanes and tsunamis. Recent articles authored by Professor Alam explore topics such as seismic risk assessment, progressive damage in coastal structures, and the dynamics of debris transport during tsunami events.

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Hyoungsu Park

Assistant Professor

University of Hawaii

UNITED STATES

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Andre Barbosa

Professor

Oregon State University

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Andrew Owen Winter

Affiliate Assistant Professor

University of Washington

UNITED STATES

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Elevated light-frame wood residential building physical and numerical modeling of damage due to hurricane overland surge and waves

Fragility and Recovery Models for Energy, Water, and Wastewater Systems for Seismic Regional Risk and Resilience Assessment: State-of-the-Art Review and Database

Probabilistic seismic damage and loss assessment methodology for wastewater network incorporating modeling uncertainty and damage correlations

Experimental study of debris transport driven by a tsunami-like wave: Application for non-uniform density groups and obstacles

Physical modeling of progressive damage and failure of wood-frame coastal residential structures due to surge and wave forces

Conceptual Evaluation of Tsunami Debris Field Damming and Impact Forces

Tsunami-Like Wave Forces on an Elevated Coastal Structure: Effects of Flow Shielding and Channeling

Tsunami-Like Wave-Induced Lateral and Uplift Pressures and Forces on an Elevated Coastal Structure

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Hyoungsu Park

Andre Barbosa

Andrew Owen Winter

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