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CE 170A Model Bridge Experiment Fall 2024
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Berkeley Geomechanics MPM: Large-Deformation Simulation of the Lower San Fernando Dam
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NSF I-Corps: WUI-Go!
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2022 TC105 Seminar Series - Building a real-time interactive playground with in-situ viz and DL
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2022 TC105 Seminar Series - Using open-source DEM in teaching
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2022 TC105 Seminar Series - Let's code the discrete element method for a deeper understanding
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2022 TC105 Seminar Series - Virtual laboratory testing using DEM to understand soil behaviour
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2022 TC105 Seminar Series - Teaching granular mechanics with Discrete Element Method
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ML for Tunneling Geology Classification
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How to build a model bridge
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Geologic interpretation during tunneling by a machine learning algorithm
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2020 August Tunneling Workshop: AI on NATM Tunneling
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Traffic simulation inputs and shortest path demonstration
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Python Exercise 5
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Python Exercise 6
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Python Exercise 4
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Python Exercise 3
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Python Exercise 2
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Python Exercise1
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Enel Project Tower Test
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CB-Geo LEM - Hydraulic fracturing on a penny shape cracked specimen
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DFOS - Pavement
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DFOS - Berkeley-Cornell Pipelines
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CB-Geo MPM - 3D Landslide
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CB-Geo MPM - Foundation Collapse
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CB-Geo MPM - Lower San Fernando Dam
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About
The Soga Research Group is a multi-disciplinary organization with expertise in infrastructure monitoring & resilience, computational geomechanics, city-scale modeling, and artificial intelligence as it applies to construction and infrastructure management. The group is based at the University of California, Berkeley and includes researchers from all over the world with different backgrounds and interests. It is led by Professor Kenichi Soga who has appointments in geosystems engineering, systems engineering, and materials science & engineering. Please follow us to stay updated on all of the cutting-edge research that we are involved with, and connect with group members.
Official Website: geomechanics.berkeley.edu/
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