Gopalakrishnan K., Birgisson B., Taylor P., Attoh-Okine N.O. (Eds.) Nanotechnology in Civil Infrastructure: A Paradigm Shift
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About the Editors
Kasthurirangan (Rangan)
Gopalakrishnan, Ph.D.
Prof. Kasthurirangan Gopalakrishnan is a Research
Assistant Professor in the Department of Civil,
Construction and Environmental Engineering a
t
Iowa State University. He received his Ph.D. i
n
civil engineering from the University of Illinois a
t
Urbana-Champaign in 2004. His research interests
include sustainable civil infrastructure, green
engineering technology, bio-inspired computing,
and Smart pavements. Dr. Gopalakrishnan has
authored more than 125 publications and is also the
lead editor of Springers Intelligent and Sof
t
Computing in Infrastructure Systems Engineering:
Recent Advances and Sustainable and Resilien
t
Critical Infrastructure Systems: Simulation,
Modeling, and Intelligent Engineering.
Bjorn Birgisson, Ph.D.
Prof. Bjorn Birgisson is the Vice-President o
f
Swedish Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) as
well as a Professor of Road and Rail Technology
in the Department of Civil and Architectural
Engineering at KTH. He received his Ph.D. i
n
civil engineering from the University of Minnesot
a
in 1996. His research has covered a wide range
frompavement design and materials development
to operation and maintenance. Dr. Birgisso
n
has authored more than 125 publications and is
also the co-author of American Roadmap fo
r
Nanotechnology-Based Concrete Research. He
serves as the Chairman of the RILEM Technica
l
Committee on Nanotechnology for Bituminou
s
Materials and TRB Task Force on
Nanotechnology-Based Concrete (AFN15T).
272 About the Editors
Peter C. Taylor, Ph.D., P.E.
Dr. Peter C. Taylor is the Associate Director of the
National Concrete Pavement Technology Cente
r
(CP Tech Center) at Iowa State University. He
received his Ph.D. in civil engineering from the
University of Cape Town, South Africa in 1995.
His prime area of interest is in concrete durability,
including the development of test methods fo
r
assessing the potential durability of concrete
mixtures. Dr Taylor is the author of more than 50
publications, and is actively involved in teaching
applied materials technology to practicin
g
engineers.He is an active member of TRB, ASTM
and ACI with particular involvement in the
committees relating to development of test methods
for assessing potential durability of concrete, and in
the use of slag and fly ash.
Nii O. Attoh-Okine, Ph.D.
Dr. Nii O. Attoh-Okine is an Associate Professor i
n
the Department of Civil and Environmental
Engineering at the University of Delaware. He
received his Ph.D. in civil engineering from the
University of Kansas in 1992. His research
interests include computational intelligence an
d
probabilistic reasoning in civil Infrastructure
systems, MEMS application in civil Infrastructure
systems and Hilbert-Huang Transform applications.
Dr. Attoh-Okine is the author of more than 100
publications, and serves as an Associate Editor o
f
IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, an
d
Cybernetics, Part C: Applications and Reviews.
Author Index
Birgisson, Bjorn, 225
Br¤au, Michael, 175
Dham, Mahir, 225
Guan, Xinchun, 131
Hall, Kevin D., 85
Han, Baoguo, 1, 131
Kutschera, Michael, 175
Li,Hui,131
Makar, Jon, 103
Mills-Beale, Julian, 257
Mukhopadhyay, Anal K., 207
Murray, Shanique J., 85
Nicoleau, Luc, 175
Ou, Jinping, 1, 131
Selvam, R. Panneer, 85
Steyn, Wynand JvdM, 49
Subramani, Vikramraja Janakiram, 85
Tarefder, Raqul A., 237
Xiao, Huigang, 131
You, Zhanping, 257
Yu, Xun, 1
Zaman, Arif, 237