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Basics
Name | Sandesh Lamsal |
Label | Ph.D Student |
[email protected] | |
Phone | (806) 224-8060 |
Url | https://sandeshlamsal.com |
Summary | A Nepal-born structural engineer, from designing earthquake resistant building to coastal resilient structures |
Work
- 2022 - Present
Research/Teaching Assistant
Civil and Architectural Engineering, University of Miami
Working in morphological investigation and physical testing of Submerged Structures at the University of Miami Alfred C. Glassell, Jr. Surge-Structure-Atmosphere Interaction (SUSTAIN) Laboratory with Dr. Landolf Rhode Barbarigos and Dr. Brian Haus.
- Coastal Resilience
- Submerged Structures
- Physical Testing
- Morphological Investigation
- 2021 - 2022
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Texas Tech University
Teaching Assistant in Undergrad Subjects (Statics, Construction Materials Laboratory).
Education
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2022 - Present Coral Gables, FL
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2021 - 2022 Lubbock, TX
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2013 - 2017 Kathmandu, Nepal
Awards
- 2021.08.12
Engaged Scholarship Award
Texas Tech University, TX, USA
Awarded for outstanding engagement in scholarship activities of $1000.
- 2021.08.12
Edward E. Whitacre Jr. College of Engineering Merit Based Award
Texas Tech University, TX, USA
Merit-based award for academic excellence during the 2021-2022 academic year of 1500$.
Certificates
OpenFoam CFD | ||
OpenFoam Ltd. UK | 2024-02-23 |
Machine Learning | ||
Universiy of Miami | 2023-12-01 |
Bridge Design Certification | ||
Engineering Helpline Pvt.Ltd | 2019-07-01 |
Professional Engineering Certificate | ||
Nepal Engineering Council | 2018-02-01 |
Publications
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2024.02.11 Reefense: Design Considerations in Developing Low-Crested Structures with Reef Restoration for Coastal Defense
2024 Ocean Sciences Meeting
This paper discusses the design considerations in developing low-crested structures with reef restoration for coastal defense. It presents the concept of Reefense.
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2024.02.11 Quantifying Wave Energy Dissipation in Perforated Breakwater Structures: An Experimental Study with Porous Hexagonal SEAHIVE Configurations
2024 Ocean Sciences Meeting
The paper explores the significance of wave energy dissipation for coastal protection, focusing on experimental investigations with solid and perforated breakwater structures. Specifically, it delves into the efficacy of SEAHIVE® hexagonal prismatic units, highlighting the superior wave energy dissipation of perforated designs. Through parametric analysis of hydrodynamic variables, the study aims to optimize configurations for efficient coastal protection, emphasizing the importance of understanding wave-structure interaction dynamics for addressing coastal challenges.
Skills
CSI SAP2000 and ETABS | |
Reinforced Concrete Building Design | |
Steel Building Design | |
Earthquake Load Analysis | |
Wind Load Analysis | |
ASCE 7-16 | |
ACI 318-19 |
ABAQUS | |
FEM Analysis,Linear Analysis |
Machine Learning | |
Supervised Learning,Unsupervised Learning | |
Reinforcement Learning, Deep Learning, TensorFlow,PyTorch | |
Regression, Classification, Clustering, Neural Networks |
AutoCAD/Revit | |
Drafting, 2D and 3D | |
Building Information Modeling |
Languages
Nepali | |
Native speaker |
English | |
Fluent |
Interests
CFD and Numerical Modelling | |
Volume Element Method, FEM, FEA |
References
Dr. Brian Haus | |
Professor & Department Chair of Ocean Sciences, University of Miami |
Dr. Landolf Rhode-Barbarigos | |
Associate Professor, Department of Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering, University of Miami |