RESEARCH PROJECTS
|
PI/Co-PI/Contract or Grant Title |
Sponsor |
Duration |
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PI, NEESR-SG: Development of Next
Generation Adaptive Seismic Protection Systems NSF-CMMI- 0830391 |
NSF |
9/1/8–8/31/12 |
|
Co-PI: Nanocomposites
in Transportation AFOSR Infrastructure |
AFOSR |
3/1/09
– 2/28/11 |
|
PI, RPSEA: Robotic MFL Sensor for Monitoring and Inspection of Deepwater Risers |
DOE |
10/14/08
- 10/13/10 |
|
Co-PI, Workshop on Future Directions of
NSF Smart Structures Technology & Experimental Benchmark: Fifth
International Workshop on Structural Control and Monitoring NSF-CMMI- 0833997 |
NSF |
5/1/8–11/30/08 |
|
PI,
Collaborative Research: Development of an Innovative Multifunctional Smart Vibration
Platform NSF-DUE 07-17834 |
NSF |
10/1/7–9/31/10 |
|
PI,
Grant from Fugro International |
Fugro |
6/1/7–5/31/09 |
|
PI,
Collaborative Research: Robust linear parameter varying control methods for precise
compensation of hysteresis NSF-CMS 0601672 |
NSF |
06/23/06–08/31/09 |
|
Co-PI,
“Texas Institute for Intelligent Bio-Nano Materials and Structures for
Aerospace Vehicles” NASA-URETI
Center, TAMU, Rice, UH, NASA Cooperative Agreement No. NCC-1-02038 |
NASA |
8/19/02-8/19/08 |
|
PI,
“Optimal configuration for tanker offloading” Shell International and
Production Inc. |
Shell |
10/24/04-4/01/05 |
|
PI, “CAREER Industry Matching Grant: Smart Sliding Isolation
Systems and Smart Dampers” |
Taylor
Devices EPS,
DIS SEP |
1/1/99-2/28/06 |
|
PI, “NSF-CAREER: Semi-active control with
independently variable stiffness and damping systems: Analytical and
Experimental Study” NSF-CMS-9996290,
CAREER Award |
NSF |
1/1/99-2/28/06 |
|
PI,
“Semi-active control of variable stiffness systems in building structures” NSF-CMS-9996244 |
NSF |
9/1/99-8/31/01 |
|
PI, “CAREER Semi-active control with independently variable stiffness and
damping systems” NSF-CMS-9733962 |
NSF |
5/20/98-12/30/98 |
|
PI,
“Semi-active control of variable stiffness
systems in building structures” NSF-CMS-9625979 |
NSF |
5/17/96-12/30/98 |
|
PI, “Innovative Techniques for Earthquake Protection of
Bridges” Mid-America Transportation
Center, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, and Earthquake Protection Systems,
CA (Industrial Match $40,000) |
MATC |
9/1/96 - 8/31/98 |
|
PI,
"Stability of Elastomeric Seismic Isolation Bearings," Multidisciplinary
Center for Earthquake Engineering Research
(NSF Center). |
MCEER |
3/1/96-8/31/97 |
|
PI,
"Semiactive continuous variable stiffness
control for earthquake protection of building structures," Research
Board, University of Missouri. |
UMC |
8/1/96-7/1/97 |
|
Co-PI,
"BEST: A Learning Env. for Engineering Dynamics," UM Inst. for
Instructional Development, Instructional
Design and Development Awards,
UM (PI - Prof. Ralph Flori, Basic Engrg.,
UM-Rolla). |
UM |
6/1/95
- 5/31/97 |
|
PI,
"Stability of Elastomeric Seismic Isolation
Bearings," Multidisciplinary Center
for Earthquake Engineering Research
(NSF Center). |
MCEER |
3/1/95-2/28/96 |
|
PI,
"Response of base isolated buildings to moderate earthquakes: A post-earthquake
evaluation," California Strong Motion Instrumentation Program |
CSMIP |
6/01/94-12/30/95 |
|
PI,
"Analytical Models for Sliding Isolated Structures with Uplift,"
Multidisciplinary Center for Earthquake Engineering Research (NSF Center). |
MCEER |
9/1/93
- 8/31/94 |
Post-Doctoral Funding (funding from 1991-1993) |
|
|
|
Co-PI,
"3D-BASIS Implementation in
ZSEIS Integrated Windows-3 Environment,"
Center for Infrastructure Research and Development, New York (PI
- Prof. Reinhorn - SUNY). |
CIRD |
1/1/92
- 10/31/92 |
|
Co-PI,
"Evaluation of Sliding Systems
for
Retrofit of an Existing Building," Flemming Corporation, California (PI
- Prof.
Reinhorn - SUNY). |
FC |
1/1/92
- 6/31/92 |
|
Co-PI,
"Hybrid Control of Sliding Isolated
Bridges,” Multidisciplinary Center
for Earthquake Engineering Research
(NSF Center) (PI
- Prof. M. Shinozuka) |
MCEER |
7/1/91
- 8/31/91 |
|
Co-PI,
"Seismic Performance of Base
Isolated Structures," Multidisciplinary
Center for Earthquake Engineering Research (NSF Center) (PI - Prof. A.M.
Reinhorn - SUNY). |
MCEER |
9/1/90
- 8/31/91 |
TRAVEL GRANTS
Earthquake Engineering Vision 2020
Workshop, $1000m National Science Foundation, January 25-26, 2010,.
NSF-US Workshop on Innovative Materials
and Structure for Resilient and Sustainable Infrastructure, $2400, IIT-Bombay,
Dec 14-15, 2009,
NSF U. S.-Taiwan
Bio-sensing Workshop, Taipei, $1500, National Science Foundation, April 19-23,
2009.
NSF "Fifth International Workshop on
Structural Control and Health Monitoring", $10165, Dalian, China, June 2008.
NSF U. S.-Japan
"Advanced Sensors workshop” Tokyo, Japan, $2000, National Science
Foundation, July 2007.
NSF U. S.-China Smart Structures and
Sensors Workshop "World Forum Smart Materials and Smart Structures Technology ” Chongqing & Nanjing, China $1500, National Science Foundation, May
22-27, 2007.
NSF U. S.-Taiwan
"Taiwan Smart Structures and Sensors workshop” Taipei, Taiwan $2000,
National Science Foundation, October 2006.
Invited Talk,
Japan Society of Promotion of Science, Tokyo, Japan, $1500, November 2005.
US-Japan Smart Structures, Mechatronics, and Sensors Workshop, Tokyo, Japan, $1000,
National Science Foundation, November 2005
US-India workshop on earthquake
engineering, $2000, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, India, $2000, National Science Foundation, January
2005.
US-China workshop and Third international
conference on earthquake engineering, Nanjing, China, $1100, National Science
Foundation, October 2004.
US-Korea Workshop on smart structures,
Seoul, Korea, $2000, National Science Foundation, September 2004
International Conf. on Advances and New
Challenges in Earthquake Engineering Research—I—Harbin Conference, China,
$1050, National Science Foundation, August 2002.
International Conf. on Advances and New
Challenges in Earthquake Engineering Research—II—Hong Kong Conference, China,
$800, National Science Foundation, August 2002.
Fourth Coordination Meeting NSF Research
Program on Structural Control, University of Notre Dame, South Bend, IN, $350,
National Science Foundation, October 1996.
EERC-CUREE Symposium in honor of Vitelmo V. Bertero, University of
California, Berkeley, $860, National Science Foundation, January 1997.
Second US/Japan NSF Workshop on
Earthquake Protection Systems for Bridges, Tsukuba, Japan, $5,027, National
Science Foundation, December 1992.