Abstract: Monopiles, which have been most extensively used in the offshore wind industries, are usually subject to threats from local scour. The effects of local scour on the bearing capacity of monopiles have been studied based on ...

Abstract: The spatial variability of soil is usually modeled as a nonstationary unconditional random field (URF), which utilizes only the statistics of the soil field, and conditional random field (CRF), which utilizes both the ...

Abstract: This research develops and tests a computerized model for intersection accident data visualization and analysis. The model implemented a rule-based visualization module that automatically constructs the collision diagram ...

Abstract: On-line monitoring of oxidation reduction potential (ORP) was conducted at the full-scale aeration basin operated with intermittent aeration schedules and fed with the wastewater generated from fruit fly rearing facility ...

Abstract: Foundation bearing capacity has been well studied in homogeneous soil under a condition of embedment depth within five times the foundation effective characteristic length. However, the penetration depth of deep-sea anchoring ...

Abstract: Advanced traffic management, simulation, and control schemes require reasonably accurate descriptions of flow dynamics especially at congested conditions. Two new high‐order continuum traffic flow formulations are developed ...

Abstract: In estimating the vertical bearing capacity of spudcan foundation, the effect of the realistic lattice leg extending from the top of the spudcan is often ignored. This paper examines both the lattice leg and sleeve effect ...