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Qiushi Chen

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Clemson University

United States

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Qiushi Chen is an Associate Professor at Clemson University, USA. His research focuses on discrete element modeling, ground motion analysis, and geotechnical characterization, as evidenced by his recent articles on biomass bulk density, liquefaction mitigation, and soil property uncertainty. Chen's work encompasses advanced techniques in particle flow dynamics and machine learning applications in discrete element method.

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Predicting the evolution of biomass bulk density through feedstock preprocessing: Discrete element modeling, regression analysis, and pilot-scale validation

Resonance compaction technique for liquefaction mitigation: CPTU liquefaction hazard indices and random field-based evaluation

Discrete element modeling of irregular-shaped soft pine particle flow in an FT4 powder rheometer

Lunar highlands simulant - geotechnical characterization, 3D discrete element modeling, and cone penetration simulations

Intelligent identification method for pulse-like ground motions and field distribution of three-dimensional orientation-independent pulse characteristics

Uncertainty propagation of soil property in dynamic site response under different site conditions

Hopper discharge flow dynamics of milled pine and prediction of process upsets using the discrete element method

Reverse scaling of a bonded-sphere DEM model: Formulation and application to lignocellulosic biomass microstructures

A set of hysteretic nonlinear contact models for DEM: Theory, formulation, and application for lignocellulosic biomass

Machine‐learning‐enabled discrete element method: Contact detection and resolution of irregular‐shaped particles

Accelerogram-Based Method for Quick Assessment of Liquefaction Occurrence

Dynamic site response analysis in the face of uncertainty–an approach based on response surface method

Evaluating the hydromechanical responses of seabed–pipelines with rotated anisotropic heterogeneous seabed properties

Regional Evaluation of Liquefaction-Induced Lateral Ground Deformation for City-Scale Transportation Resilience Analysis

Assessment of a tomography-informed polyhedral discrete element modelling approach for complex-shaped granular woody biomass in stress consolidation

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Ricardo Navar

Weiwei Zhan

Lei Wang

Liang Zhang

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