Improving People's Lives by Understanding and Mitigating Natural and Man-made Hazards
Improving People's Lives by Understanding and Mitigating Natural and Man-made Hazards
Improving People's Lives by Providing Safe and Resilient Infrastructure
Improving People's Lives by Providing Safe and Resilient Infrastructure
Improving People's Lives by Understanding Earth and Terrestrial Planet Systems
Improving People's Lives by Understanding Earth and Terrestrial Planet Systems
Improving People's Lives by Providing Clean Water
Improving People's Lives by Providing Clean Water
Improving People's Lives by Providing Safe Nuclear Energy Systems
Improving People's Lives by Providing Safe Nuclear Energy Systems
Improving People's Lives by Enabling our Students to Change the World
Improving People's Lives by Enabling our Students to Change the World
Improving People's Lives by Understanding and Measuring Human Impact on the Environment.
Improving People's Lives by Understanding and Measuring Human Impact on the Environment.

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Ahsan Kareem

Ahsan Kareem

VIEW FULL PROFILE Email: kareem@nd.edu
Phone: 574-631-6648
Office: 156C Fitzpatrick Hall
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Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering & Earth Sciences Robert M Moran Professor of Engineering
College of Engineering Robert M Moran Professor of Engineering
Real-time monitoring the response of tall buildings around the world including the world's tallest, Burj Khalifa (formerly Burj Dubai) and Guangzhou TV Tower and their condition assessment Advanced analysis framework for the analysis of long-span cable-supported bridges, especially the ...
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Ahsan Kareem

Ahsan Kareem

Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering & Earth Sciences Robert M Moran Professor of Engineering
College of Engineering Robert M Moran Professor of Engineering
Real-time monitoring the response of tall buildings around the world including the world's tallest, Burj Khalifa (formerly Burj Dubai) ...
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