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Geotechnical Engineering Lab
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A lab that approaches earthquake disaster prevention and environmental protection through geotechnical engineering.
AboutAbout the lab
Facing disasters and the environment through geotechnical engineering
Professor Hemanta Hazarika of the Faculty of Co-creation Studies specializes in geotechnical engineering, earthquake disaster prevention, and environmental geotechnics.
The professor says that concern is growing about disasters caused by climate change accompanying global warming, and that developing technologies to adapt to climate change is an urgent need for society.
The professor also points out that natural disasters such as earthquakes, landslides, and floods are occurring on a large scale around the world, and says that disaster reduction and environmental protection will be made part of the education in the Faculty of Co-creation Studies.
In the Faculty of Co-creation Studies, Professor Hazarika teaches courses such as 'Natural Disasters and Resiliency' and 'Geotechnical Disaster Prevention and Sustainability'.
Key terms
- Geotechnical engineering
- A field that studies the properties of the soil and rock that make up the ground, and considers how to support buildings and structures safely
- Landslide
- A disaster in which soil and rock on a slope collapse and slide down as a mass
- Resiliency
- The ability to recover after facing difficulties such as disasters
ResearchResearch themes
Professor Hemanta Hazarika's fields of expertise are geotechnical engineering, earthquake disaster prevention, and environmental geotechnics. He says that developing technologies to adapt to climate change is an urgent need for society, and that disaster reduction and environmental protection will be made part of the education in the Faculty of Co-creation Studies.
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- Top image: “Liquefaction and lateral spread from M6.4 earthquake in Puerto Rico” Steven Sobieszczyk, USGS. Public domain. / CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)
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