Computational Geomechanics Group


Research

Current work is on:


Publications, Lecture Notes, Library/Program Sources, APIs, ...

Recent presentations (LaTeX sources and PDFs) (pdf, html) and all other publications (pdf, html) are available (follow links).

A set of lecture notes (an early version, DRAFT) on Computational Geomechanics are available in pdf . It is noted that a more extensive set of (still DRAFT) lecture notes are available for local use only. The first 35 pages (a table of content) of current version of lecture notes can be found here .

Citations of Computational Geomechanics Group work in technical articles. Another look at citation, from google scholar)

Random (almost) computational research links

Useful Readings related to Computational Geomechanics Research and Education.

Bibliography collected over years on different subjects: Computational Mechanics, Computer Sciences, Education.

Program sources are available, please email me for further instructions on how to obtain them.

UCD CompGeoMech libraries Application Programming Interface (API) is available too.

Check out earthquake risk forecasting at www.OpenHazards.com.


Members of the Computational Geomechanics Research Group

Graduate Recruiting

Motivated, knowledgable students who wish to expand their expertise in computational modeling and simulations and work on developing new computational methods, implementations and tools and using those numerical tools to address theoretical and practical problems are actively recruited to join the Computatinal Geomechanics Group.

Interested students are invited to apply to our graduate program through a UCD web site. A completed graduate student application helps us assess academic standing and research potential of prospective graduate students. The process is highly competitive and this is the only way of getting on the list of potential candidates for admission and possible funding.

All the correspondence (admission, funding, ranking questions) should be directed to our Student Affairs Officer, Ms. Brooke Noonan (benoonan@ucdavis.edu).

Short or long term visiting students as well as post-doctoral researchers are only considered based on recommendations by their Professors.