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Re-Envisioning the Human-Built Environment Interface with Artificial Intelligence – Nipun Nath & CIBER Researchers

Introduction

Research at CIBER Lab tackles fundamental challenges at the intersection of the built environment and human ecosystems. With advancements in sensing and reality capture technologies, larger and more heterogenous datasets are constantly created and used to describe not only the physical elements of the built environment (e.g., buildings, infrastructure, roads and highways, energy grid), but also the interactions and synergistic relationships between the physical world and human users. Artificial intelligence (AI) and its various branches such as machine learning and neural networks can provide significant opportunities to re-envision the role of technology in enhancing user experience, decision-making, and quality of life as measured by metrics such as safety, health and wellbeing, hazard resilience, equity and justice, and communication. This poster presents examples of projects currently undertaken by researchers at CIBER Lab to make this vision a reality.

CIBER Lab Researchers:

Dr. Amir Behzadan, Associate Professor

Amir Behzadan

Nipun Nath, Ph.D. Student

Nipun Nath

Yalong Pi, Ph.D. Student

Yalong Pi

Md Nazmus Sakib, Ph.D. Student

Md Nazmus Sakib

Bahareh Alizadeh, Ph.D. Student

Bahareh Alizadeh

Chih-Shen Cheng, Ph.D. Student

Chih-Shen Cheng

Poster

Behzadan_CIBER_CIR_Poster_10102020_Final

Other Posters

  • Effect of Aging and Rejuvenation on the Rheological, Microscopic and Chemical Properties of Asphalt Binder Blends – Amal Abdelaziz
  • Balanced Mix Design Approach for Superpave Hot-Mix Asphalt (HMA) Mixtures with RAP – Haydar Al-Khayat
  • In Situ Resource Utilization and Reconfiguration of Soils Into Construction Materials for the Additive Manufacturing of Buildings – Aayushi Bajpayee
  • Evaluating the Performance of Wicking Geotextile in Providing Drainage for Flexible Pavements built over Expansive Soils – Nripojyoti Biswas
  • Eye in the Sky: Infrastructure Monitoring Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles- Close Range Photogrammetry Technology – Surya Sarat Chandra Congress & Amit Gajurel
  • A Novel Model for Assessing SCC Susceptibility of Carbon Steel – Yuan Ding
  • Experimental and Analytical Assessment of Internal and Panel-to-Panel Cross-Laminated Timber Connections for Balloon-Style Construction – Ben Hayes
  • Stabilization of Sulfate-Rich Expansive Soils using Metakaolin-based Geopolymer – Jungyeon Jang
  • Performance of Geocell-Reinforced Recycled Asphalt Pavement (RAP) Bases in Flexible Pavements Built on Expansive Soils – Md Ashrafuzzaman Khan
  • A Smart Coating Embedded with pH-Responsive Nanocapsules Containing a Corrosion Inhibiting Agent – Changkyu Kim
  • Environmental Impact Assessment of Propylene Glycol – Prince Kumar
  • Re-Envisioning the Human-Built Environment Interface with Artificial Intelligence – Nipun Nath & CIBER Researchers
  • Biomimicry of Naturally Occurring Minerals to Develop Composites – Aditi Pandey & Paul Schwab
  • Privacy-Preserving Demand Response from Residential Thermal Loads – Sivaranjani Seetharaman & Iyke Idehen

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