Soil Dynamics Group

Our research group addresses soil dynamics with their role in disaster and environment.
Coastal ground stability and deformation behavior under various dynamics loads involving earthquakes, waves and tsunami have been investigated experimentally and analytically in order to develop new design formula and countermeasures against such loads.
 

Soil Dynamics Group(Web site)

Members(Research Areas)

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Group Leader
Shinji SASSA

We promote multidisciplinary research related to coastal soil dynamics pertaining to liquefaction,
ground and habitat stability against various hydrodynamic forcings such as waves, currents and tsunami, scour and erosion and submarine landslides for both purposes of disaster mitigation and environmental protection.
 

Senior Researcher

  • Hidenori TAKAHASHI (Geotechnical Engineering, Ground Improvement, Coastal Engineering)

Member

  • Yusuke GOTO (Geotechnical Engineering, Soil Dynamics)

Research Achievements

Liquefaction problem
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Liquefaction during an earthquake may cause big damages to facilities.

Dynamic behaviors of soilsphoto
Cyclic torsion shear is applied to soil specimens and dynamic behavior is observed.

Liquefaction countermeasures
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Seismic behaviors of a ground treated by countermeasures against liquefaction are investigated.

Liquefaction countermeasuresphoto
Implementation method of liquefaction countermeasures is investigated.

Interaction problem between ocean wave and seabedphoto
Stability of the foundations of marine structures under ocean wave action is investigated.

 

Facilities

Facilities(Soil Dynamics Group Web site)

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