Recent technological advances are enabling civil infrastructure systems with intelligent capabilities to adapt to dynamically changing environments. For example, concepts of machine learning combined with sensors and actuators can allow a system to learn from an environment and take actions to optimize its response.
Future engineers must be equipped with capabilities to design such systems to provide society with more efficient infrastructures. This requires a highly multi-disciplinary approach (e.g., control theory, artificial intelligence, sensing systems, optimization theory, asset management, etc.). The Intelligent Infrastructure Engineering program offers such training opportunity to students desiring to pursue this non-traditional path. Typical students will be Ph.D. candidates conducting multi-disciplinary research that addresses the intelligent infrastructure challenge.
Research Faculty
Alice Alipour Associate Professor |
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Halil Ceylan Professor |
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In Ho Cho Associate Professor |
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Simon Laflamme Associate Professor |
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Anuj Sharma Associate Professor |
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Omar Smadi Center for Transportation Research and Education Interim Director, Associate Professor |
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Christopher Day Assistant Professor |
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Jonathan Wood Assistant Professor |
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Simon Laflamme Associate Professor |
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Yunjeong “Leah” Mo Assistant Professor |
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