Graduate Student (PhD)
Degree:
Ph.D. - CIVE
Ph.D. - CIVE
Specialization:
Geotechnical/Materials
Advisor:
Jongwan Eun
Jongwan Eun
About Me:
Academic Degrees
- Masters in Geotechnical Engineering, Jordan University of Science and Technology, Jordan, 2017
- Bachelor’s in Civil Engineering, Jordan University of Science and Technology, Jordan, 2012
Employment History
- University of Nebraska-Lincoln, GRA-GTA, August/2018-Present
- Jordan University of Science and Technology, Geotechnical engineer, August/2017-August/2018
- Jordan University of Science and Technology, GTA, Jan/2015-July/2017
- RAK Precast-TowersTech Dubai, Field Engineer, June/2012-December 2014
Area of Research and Professional Interest
- Geosynthetics-soil interaction testing.
- Integral Abutment bridge behavior.
- Distributed sensing measurements using fiber optics
- Numerical modeling of soil-structure interaction.
Research Experience
- Field Monitoring of Joint-less Curved Integral Abutment Bridge in Nebraska, NDOT (2018-2022).
- Feasibility Study: Alternatives to Prevent Settlements and Bumps at Bridge Approach, NDOT (2019-2021)
Teaching Experience
- GTA for CIVE 436, Foundation Engineering, Fall 2022
- GTA for CIVE 334, Introduction to Geotechnical Engineering, Spring 2021
- GTA for CIVE 334, Introduction to Geotechnical Engineering, Spring 2020
- GTA for CE 462, Geotechnical Engineering, Jordan, Spring 2016
- GTA for CE 462, Geotechnical Engineering, Jordan, Spring 2015
Publications and Presentations
- Kim, S., Eun, J., Alhowaidi, Y., & Robertson, D. (2021). Feasibility Study: Alternatives to Prevent Settlements and Bumps at Bridge Approach (No. M106). Nebraska. Department of Transportation.
- Sharo, A. A., Alhowaidi, Y. A., & Al-Tawaha, M. S. (2019). Improving properties of expansive soil using cement, quick lime and cement-lime blend. International Review of Civil Engineering (IRECE), 10(2), 94.
- Sharo, A. A., Alhowaidi, Y. A., & Al-Tawaha, M. S. (2018). Feasibility of Calcium Chloride Dehydrate as Stabilizing Agent for Expansive Soil. Journal of Engineering Science & Technology Review, 11(6).