• BEHAVIOUR OF CAISSON FOUNDATION UNDER STATIC AND SEISMIC CONDITIONS 

  Kumar, Mohit (IIT Roorkee, 2022-07)

  Bridges have been part of human civilization for many centuries now as they connect two locations separated by a river or any difficult terrain. Therefore, bridges facilitate trade, transportation and passage to locations ...
• NUMERICAL STUDY ON EMBANKMENTS RESTING ON LIQUEFIABLE SOIL WITH MITIGATION MEASURES 

  Chakraborti, Abhijit (IIT Roorkee, 2023-09)
• DEVELOPMENT OF AN APPROACH FOR BUILDING EXTRACTION USING SATELLITE IMAGES 

  Susheela (Dept. of Civil Engineering iit Roorkee, 2015-07)

  The importance of increasing role of remote sensing and GIS technology in development of infrastructure has always posed varied challenges to the research community. Time and again, solutions have been provided by ...
• GEOSPATIAL MODELING OF SNOW-MET PARAMETERS AND ESTIMATION OF ENERGY FLUXES 

  Gusain, Hemendra Singh (Dept. of Civil Engineering iit Roorkee, 2014-06)

  Surface energy fluxes of the cryospheric regions have many applications in climatology, hydrology, glaciology, snow avalanche forecasting and other snow/ice related studies. The components of the surface energy fluxes ...
• STUDY OF SOME IMFORMATION EXTRACTION TECHNIQUES FOR HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING 

  Prabhu, N. (Dept. of Civil Engineering iit Roorkee, 2014-10)

  Remote sensing is an art and science of acquiring information about earth surface without actual contact with the earth surface. It gives data in the form of images which comprises of finite number of elements known as ...
• OPTIMAL PLACEMENT OF DISTRIBUTED GENERATION IN DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS 

  Kumar, Satish (Dept. of Electrical Engineering iit Roorkee, 2013-09)

  Objective of power system operation is to meet the demand at all the locations within power network economically and reliably. The traditional electric power generation systems utilize the conventional energy resources, ...
• AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF FIRE PERFORMANCE OF EARTHQUAKE DAMAGED STRUCTURES 

  Shah, Asif Hussain (Dept. of Civil Engineering iit Roorkee, 2015-09)

  Fire is possibly the most severe environmental hazard to which the built infrastructure might be subjected to. The risk of fires in the aftermath of earthquakes is a credible extreme load in seismic regions around the ...
• CAPACITY ANALYSIS OF URBAN ARTERIAL ROADS UNDER MIXED TRAFFIC CONDITIONS 

  Dhamaniya, Ashish (Dept. of Civil Engineering iit Roorkee, 2014-05)

  Urban roads in India are classified either on the basis of the number of lanes provided within an undivided or divided cross section or in accordance with their functions in the total urban road network. Besides the ...
• BEHAVIOUR OF HIGH PERFORMANCE CONCRETE EXPOSED TO ELEVATED TEMPERATURES 

  Rahim A, Abdul (Dept. of Civil Engineering iit Roorkee, 2013-08)

  When the concrete is submitted to high temperatures, a series of physical and chemical changes take place, which result in a complex thermal behaviour in the multi-phase nature of hardened concrete. The unwanted heating ...
• QUANTITATIVE APPROACHES FOR OBJECT BASED IMAGE ANALYSIS OF SATELLITE DATA 

  Srivastava, Mohit (Dept. of Civil Engineering iit Roorkee, 2013-07)

  Remote sensing has made enormous progress in recent years. In order to extract useful information from remote sensing data, typically digital image classification is applied. The land use-land cover classes on the earth's ...
• URBAN ROAD INFORMATION AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (RIMS) USING GEOSPATIAL TOOLS 

  Gupta, Sandeep (Dept. of Civil Engineering iit Roorkee, 2014-06)

  With the development of any road network, the problems associated with the usage of roads arise. Some of the major problems are proper planning and maintenance of road network, including bridges, traffic jams, planning of ...
• STRENGTH BEHAVIOUR OF JOINTED ROCKS REINFORCED WITH PASSIVE BOLTS 

  Srivastava, Lok Priya (Dept. of Civil Engineering iit Roorkee, 2015-02)

  Rocks encountered in civil and mining engineering structures are generally intersected by joints. The joints introduce planes of weakness, and sliding of blocks can occur easily along joint planes. Consequently, the jointed ...
• SHEAR BEHAVIOUR OF STEEL FIBROUS CONCRETE BEAMS WITHOUT STIRRUP REINFORCEMENT 

  Gyanchand, Jain Kranti (Dept. of Civil Engineering iit Roorkee, 2013-12)

  Shear strength of longitudinally reinforced normalstrength and high-strength concrete beams containing either hooked-end or crimped-type of deformed steel fibres proposed to be used as minimum shear reinforcement has ...
• FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF AIRCRAFT CRASH ON NUCLEAR CONTAINMENT STRUCTURE 

  Sadiqe, Md. Rehan (Dept. of Civil Engineering iit Roorkee, 2014-03)

  In view of the previous missile and aircraft attacks on important structures and the associated very high risk of failure the present study has been designed to evaluate response of nuclear containment structure against ...
• MODELING OF LIQUEFACTION USING COUPLED FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS 

  Kumar, Sunita (Dept. of Civil Engineering iit Roorkee, 2014-07)

  Soils are made of an assemblage of particles having different shapes and sizes in form of a skeleton whose voids are made up of water and air. The interaction of pore pressure with soil skeleton during earthquake results ...
• STUDY ON DEEP PERCOLATION FROM SURFACE IRRIGATION 

  Hatiye, Samuel Dagalo (Dept. of Civil Engineering iit Roorkee, 2016-04)

  Deep percolation from an irrigated field has caught less attention in many research works although it contributes to significant loss of water in irrigated fields. Deep percolation is often estimated as a residual in a ...
• INVESTIGATION ON SWIRL IN PUMP SUMP INTAKES AND ITS CONTROL 

  Jain, Bhupesh (Dept. of Civil Engineering iit Roorkee, 2015-07)

  Water pumps used in drainage, agriculture, and industrial process often experience operational problems such as vibration, impeller damage caused by cavitations, and excessive wear of bearings. This not only results in ...
• MESHFREE MODELLING OF CONTAMINANT MIGRATION 

  Sanjay, Satavalekar Rupali (Dept. of Civil Engineering iit Roorkee, 2015-09)

  Transport of contaminant in the subsurface regions has been a most crucial and important topics as the quality of groundwater is depleting due to the addition of contaminants that are transported through flowing water. ...
• KNOWLEDGE BASED TRAIN NAVIGATION SYSTEM 

  Shoab, Mohd. (Dept. of Civil Engineering iit Roorkee, 2015-06)

  Safe and reliable services is a fundamental requirement of the railway as thousands rely on this service as their prime mode of transportation. The railway accidents accounts to death, injury and a large cost to the ...
• ESTIMATION OF CAPACITY FOR SINGLE, INTERMEDIATE AND TWO-LANE INTER-URBAN ROADS 

  Noknadeh, Mohammad Mardani (Dept. of Civil Engineering iit Roorkee, 2015-10)

  Estimation of capacity is one of the fundamental requirements for designing, operation and layout planning of a road network system. The knowledge of capacity is helpful to determine the maximum amount of traffic flowing ...

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