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Eight outstanding undergraduates from
around the US were selected for the third annual program. Each has a research
advisor in the US and a Japanese host to advise them in completing their
project. The 2004 Participants
include:
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Zaneta Adme, Florida State University (Tallahassee, Florida)
US Faculty Advisor: Prof.
Makola Abdullah
Japanese Host:
Dr. Yozo Fujino, University of Tokyo
Research: Analysis of NATM Tunnel Responses due to Earthquake Loading in
Various Soils
[REPORT]
[PRESENTATION]
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Allen Au, University of Southern California (Los Angeles, California)
US Faculty Advisor: Dr. Erik Johnson
Japanese Host: Dr. Akira Mita,
Keio University
Research: Demonstrating NEESgrid Capabilities by Altering the MOST Model
(worked with Garrett Erickson)
[REPORT]
[PRESENTATION]
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Garrett Erickson, Colorado School of Mines (Golden, Colorado)
US Faculty Advisor: Prof. Richard Christenson
Japanese Host: Dr. Akira Mita,
Keio University
Research:
Demonstrating NEESgrid Capabilities by Altering the MOST Model
(worked with Allen Au)
[REPORT]
[PRESENTATION]
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Nathan Hoesly,
Washington University (St. Louis, Missouri)
US Faculty Advisor: Prof. Shirley Dyke
Japanese Host:
Dr. Yozo
Fujino, University of Tokyo
Research: Optimal Sensor Placement and Damage Detection for Structural
Health Monitoring (worked with Catherine Whyte)
[REPORT] [PRESENTATION]
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Chen-Min Huang, University of California Irvine (Irvine, California)
US Faculty Advisor: Dr. Masanobu Shinozuka
Japanese Host: Dr. Hirohisa Noguchi,
Keio University
Research: Finite Element and Probabilistic Analysis for a Truss Bridge
[REPORT]
[PRESENTATION]
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Tricia Maruki, University of California Irvine (Irvine, California)
US Faculty Advisor: Dr. Masanobu Shinozuka
Japanese Host: Dr. Akira Mita,
Keio University
Research:
Structural Health Monitoring
using Parametric Models in System Identification
[REPORT] [PRESENTATION]
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Karla Villarreal, Florida State University (Tallahassee, Florida)
US Faculty Advisor: Prof.
Makola Abdullah
Japanese Host:
Dr. Yozo
Fujino, University of Tokyo
Research: Effects of MR Damper Placement on Structure Vibration
Parameters
[REPORT]
[PRESENTATION]
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Catherine Whyte,
Washington University (St. Louis, Missouri)
US Faculty Advisor: Prof. Shirley Dyke
Japanese Host:
Dr. Yozo
Fujino, University of Tokyo
Research: Optimal Sensor Placement and Damage Detection for Structural
Health Monitoring (worked with Nathan Hoesly)
[REPORT]
[PRESENTATION]
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