Overview

Prakash is academic lead for the civil and structures research group at Exeter. He is a fellow of the Alan Turing Institute. He is also a member of the vibration engineering section and the centre for water systems. He is programme lead for MSc Civil Engineering.

Prakash received his undergraduate degree in civil engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, and his Masters and PhD in civil engineering from North Carolina State University in the USA. Prior to joining Exeter, he worked briefly as a post-doctoral researcher at the applied computing and mechanics laboratory at Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland.

Prakash’s research interests are broadly in the design and management of bridge structures and other civil infrastructures. He is particularly interested in the application of novel technologies like drones/UAVs, BIM, AR/VR and computer vision as well as state-of-the-art computing techniques based on AI/data analytics for civil and structural engineering problems such as structural design, bridge management, infrastructure resilience to flooding and structural health monitoring.

Prakash has significant experience in

• the experimental and numerical modelling of flow and scour (erosion) around hydraulic structures such as bridge piers;

• the use of applied computing techniques including machine learning and data mining for civil and structural engineering applications;

• the development of finite element modelling-based and data-driven strategies for interpreting measurements from bridge structural health monitoring; and

• the application of heuristic and mathematical optimization methods for structural design problems (e.g. design of trusses and moment-resisting steel frames).

Below is a list of recently completed projects. 

• Risk assessment of masonry bridges under flood conditions: Hydrodynamic effects of debris blockage and scour, EPSRC grant (£634k): Flooding-induced scour is a leading cause of bridge failures around the world. Scour effects can be further worsened by debris accumulations. This EPSRC-funded project examined the scour consequences of debris accumulations via experiments and numerical modelling. The project developed a novel method for assessing debris-induced scour risk that is currently being embedded within UK national guidance for bridge practitioners. Further details can be found here. 

• Embedding techniques for assessing debris-induced scour within practice, EPSRC IAA grant (£35k): This EPSRC impact acceleration award project, partly funded by Devon County Council, transferred knowledge outcomes of aforementioned EPSRC project to practice. It led to a novel practical method for assessing the risk of formation of debris accumulations at bridges using satellite imagery and historical bridge inspection data. The method was trialled on Devon County Council's portfolio of over 3,000 bridges, and is now included within the revised scour assessment standards of Highways England. 

• Fatigue monitoring in metallic bridges, PhD (Jalil Kwad): This project, undertaken in collaboration with Devon County Council, investigated the fatigue damage due to vehicle loading in metallic bridges under traffic loading. The Bascule Bridge in Exeter served as a case study, and strain and acceleration data were collected both under quasi-static conditions and during a planned load test using appropriate field instrumentation. A key outcome is a hybrid approach for tracking in-situ fatigue damage at a weld detail through integrating real-time field deformation data with high fidelity (numerical) connection model.

• Temperature effects in bridges, PhD (Rolands Kromanis): Dealing with the thermal influence on structural response is critical to detect anomalies from measurements collected by bridge  monitoring systems. This project explored the use of machine learning techniques for modelling thermal response, and signal processing techniques for subsequently detecting anomalous events from measurement time series devoid of thermal response. This novel temperature-based measurement interpretation approach was trialled on a laboratory truss structure and a NPL footbridge. Importantly, the importance of thermal movements was illustrated on the bearings of the Cleddau bridge using field data. 

• Detecting delimitation of externally-bonded FRP in concrete structures using ultrasonic methods, £5k, IStructE award: This project investigated the application of nonlinear ultrasonics for structural assessment in collaboration with Theta Technologies. The research award from the IStructE was employed for evaluating the strength of externally-bonded FRP retrofits using nonlinear ultrasonics. 

I also regularly supervise MSc dissertations on topics related to civil infrastructure monitoring and management, with a few examples listed below.

• Optimisation of metal lightweight infill walls with finite element modelling, Eirini Marinaki (2019-20)

• Predicting bridge pier scour using empirical equiations,  Yuchen Yao (2019-20)

• Wavelet based damage detection of expansion joints, Zhehui Qian (2018-19)

• TMDs for vibration control in cable-stayed bridges, Xinghai Deng (2018-19)

• Modelling structural behaviour of multi-span masonry arches, Scott Trowbridge (2018-19)

• Debris-induced scour around bridge piers, Antoneta Verushi (2018-19)

Academic and Industry links

Prakash is on the editorial board of the following journals: Advanced Engineering Informatics, Frontiers in Built Environment - Structural Sensing, Control and Asset Management, and Proceedings of the ICE - Engineering and Computational Mechanics. He is a member of the EPSRC peer review college, and a reviewer for several leading journals such as engineering structures, computers and structures, and journal of civil structural health monitoring.

Prakash has strong links with industry stakeholders ranging from asset owners such as Network Rail, Highways England and Devon County Council to consultants (e.g. JBA Consulting Ltd, HR Wallingford, Bill Harvey Associates) to stakeholder groups such as ADEPT and CIRIA. His work on debris-induced bridge scour has been incorporated in bridge management procedures of Devon County Council and within UK national guidance for scour risk assessment of road bridges. 

Prakash has active research links with a number of overseas universities and research institutions such as IISc Bangalore (India), Stony Brook (USA), and Twente university and Norwegian Geotechnical Institution in Europe.  

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Publications

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2024

• Al-Adly AIF, Kripakaran P. (2024) Physics-informed neural networks for structural health monitoring: a case study for Kirchhoff–Love plates, Data-Centric Engineering, volume 5, article no. e6, DOI:10.1017/dce.2024.4. [PDF]
• Momoh EO, Jayasinghe A, Hajsadeghi M, Vinai R, Evans KE, Kripakaran P, Orr J. (2024) A state-of-the-art review on the application of auxetic materials in cementitious composites, Thin-Walled Structures, volume 196, pages 111447-111447, article no. 111447, DOI:10.1016/j.tws.2023.111447. [PDF]

2023

• Jayasinghe A, Momoh E, Hajsadeghi M, Orr J, Vinai R, Kripakaran P, Evans K. (2023) Participating Formwork with CFRP Textile for Shape-Optimised Concrete Beams: Opportunities and Challenges, fib Symposium, pages 505-512.
• Jayasinghe A, Momoh E, Hajsadeghi M, Orr J, Vinai R, Kripakaran P, Evans K. (2023) Participating Formwork with CFRP Textile for Shape-Optimised Concrete Beams: Opportunities and Challenges, 3rd fib Symposium on Concrete and Concrete Structures, Turin (italy), 10th - 10th Nov 2023. [PDF]
• Panici D, Kripakaran P. (2023) Characterising the importance of porosity of large woody debris accumulations at single bridge piers on localised scour.

2022

• Panici D, Kripakaran P. (2022) Closure to "trapping Large Wood Debris in Rivers: Experimental Study of Novel Debris Retention System" by Diego Panici and Prakash Kripakaran, Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, volume 148, no. 5, DOI:10.1061/(ASCE)HY.1943-7900.0001974.

2021

• Panici D, Kripakaran P. (2021) Assessing and mitigating risks to bridges from large wood using satellite imagery, Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers: Bridge Engineering, volume 176, no. 2, pages 118-128, DOI:10.1680/jbren.21.00059.
• Kromanis R, Kripakaran P. (2021) A multiple camera position approach for accurate displacement measurement using computer vision, Journal of Civil Structural Health Monitoring, volume 11, no. 3, pages 661-678, DOI:10.1007/s13349-021-00473-0.
• Panici D, Kripakaran P. (2021) Trapping Large Wood Debris in Rivers: Experimental Study of Novel Debris Retention System, Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, volume 147, no. 3, DOI:10.1061/(ASCE)HY.1943-7900.0001859.
• Kwad J, Kripakaran P. (2021) Hybrid approach combining modelling and measurement for fatigue damage estimation of welded connections in bridges, Structure and Infrastructure Engineering, volume 17, no. 1, pages 20-33, DOI:10.1080/15732479.2020.1730407.

2020

• Panici D, Kripakaran P. (2020) Testing the efficiency of a woody debris retention structure for medium or small-sized rivers, River Flow 2020, CRC Press, 1639-1644, DOI:10.1201/b22619-230. [PDF]
• Kromanis R, Kripakaran P. (2020) Performance of signal processing techniques for anomaly detection using a temperature-based measurement interpretation approach, Journal of Civil Structural Health Monitoring, DOI:10.1007/s13349-020-00435-y.
• Panici D, Kripakaran P, Djordjević S, Dentith K. (2020) A practical method to assess risks from large wood debris accumulations at bridge piers, Science of The Total Environment, volume 728, pages 138575-138575, article no. 138575, DOI:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2020.138575. [PDF]
• Ebrahimi M, Duncan S, Belmont MR, Kripakaran P, Tabor GR, Moon I, Djordjević S. (2020) Flume experiments on the impact of a cross-flow turbine on an erodible bed, Renewable Energy, volume 153, pages 1219-1225, DOI:10.1016/j.renene.2020.02.073. [PDF]
• Ebrahimi M, Djordjević S, Panici D, Tabor G, Kripakaran P. (2020) A method for evaluating local scour depth at bridge piers due to debris accumulation, Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Bridge Engineering, volume 173, no. 2, pages 86-99, DOI:10.1680/jbren.19.00045. [PDF]
• Kahraman R, Riella M, Tabor GR, Ebrahimi M, Djordjević S, Kripakaran P. (2020) Prediction of flow around a sharp-nosed bridge pier: influence of the Froude number and free-surface variation on the flow field, Journal of Hydraulic Research, volume 58, no. 4, pages 582-593, DOI:10.1080/00221686.2019.1631223.

2019

• PANICI D, KRIPAKARAN P, DENTITH K. (2019) ASSESSING DEBRIS-INDUCED SCOUR AT PIERS IN REAL-WORLD PRACTICE: A CASE STUDY, 38th IAHR World Congress, 38th IAHR World Congress - "Water: Connecting the World", DOI:10.3850/38wc092019-1793. [PDF]
• Panici D, Kripakaran P, Dentith K. (2019) Embedding techniques for assessing debris-induced scour within practice, University of Exeter.
• Kahraman R, Riella M, Tabor GR, Ebrahimi M, Djordjevic S, Kripakaran P. (2019) Prediction of flow around a sharp-nosed bridge pier: Influence of the Froude number and free surface variation on the flow field (dataset). [PDF]
• Kwad KJE. (2019) Estimating fatigue life of steel bridges using continuous response monitoring: Methodology and applications.

2018

• Ebrahimi M, Kahraman R, Riella M, Kripakaran P, Djordjević S, Tabor G, Prodanović DM, Arthur S. (2018) Experimental investigation of scour and pressures on a single span arch bridge under inundation, 7th IAHR International Symposium on Hydraulic Structures, ISHS 2018, pages 715-722, DOI:10.15142/T33D25.
• Ebrahimi M, Kripakaran P, Prodanović DM, Kahraman R, Riella M, Tabor G, Arthur S, Djordjević S. (2018) Scour_data_Experimental Study on Scour at a Sharp-Nose Bridge Pier with Debris Blockage.
• Ebrahimi M, Kripakaran P, Prodanović DM, Kahraman R, Riella M, Tabor G, Arthur S, Djordjević S. (2018) Experimental study on scour at a sharp-nose bridge pier with debris blockage, Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, volume 144, no. 12, DOI:10.1061/(ASCE)HY.1943-7900.0001516.

2017

• Kwad J, Kripakaran P. (2017) Fatigue assessment in steel bridges: Integrating field measurements and numerical modelling to compute hot-spot stresses, Structural Health Monitoring of Intelligent Infrastructure, SHMII-8, Brisbane, Australia, 5th - 8th Dec 2017.
• Kripakaran P, Walter L, Kahraman R, Riella M, Ebrahimi M, Tabor G, Djordjevic S. (2017) Flood Resilience of Masonry Bridges: Analysing Structural Performance of Bridges under Hydrodynamic Forces and Scour, SHMII-8, Brisbane, Australia, 5th - 8th Dec 2017.
• Kromanis R, Kripakaran P. (2017) Data-Driven Approaches for Measurement Interpretation: Analysing Integrated Thermal and Vehicular Response in Bridge Structural Health Monitoring, Advanced Engineering Informatics, DOI:10.1016/j.aei.2017.09.002.
• Kwad J, Alencar G, Correia J, De Jesus AMP, Calçada R, Kripakaran P. (2017) Fatigue assessment of an existing steel bridge by finite element modelling and field measurements, Journal of Physics: Conference Series, volume 843, no. 1, DOI:10.1088/1742-6596/843/1/012038.
• EBRAHIMI M, Kahraman R, KRIPAKARAN, DJORDJEVIc S, Tabor G, PRODANOVIĆ DM, Arthur S, RIELLA MATTHEW. (2017) SCOUR AND HYDRODYNAMIC EFFECTS OF DEBRIS BLOCKAGE AT MASONRY BRIDGES: INSIGHTS FROM EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL MODELLING, 37th IAHR World Congress, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 1st - 1st Aug 2017, E-proceedings of the 37th IAHR World Congress.
• Horas CS, Correia JAFO, De Jesus AMP, Kripakaran P, Calçada R. (2017) Application of the modal superposition technique combined with analytical elastoplastic approaches to assess the fatigue crack initiation on structural components, Engineering Fracture Mechanics, volume 185, pages 271-283, DOI:10.1016/j.engfracmech.2017.06.001.

2016

• Ebrahimi M, Kripakaran P, Djordjević S, Tabor G, Kahraman R, Prodanović DM, Arthur S. (2016) Hydrodynamic effects of debris blockage and scour on masonry bridges: Towards experimental modelling, Scour and Erosion - Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Scour and Erosion, ICSE 2016, pages 743-750, DOI:10.1201/9781315375045-93.
• Ebrahimi M, Kripakaran P, Djordjevic S, Tabor G, Kahraman R, Prodanović D, Arthur S. (2016) Hydrodynamic Effects of Debris Blockage and Scour on Masonry Bridges: Towards Experimental Modelling, 8th International Conference on Scour and Erosion, Oxford, 12th - 15th Sep 2016, http://www.crcnetbase.com/doi/abs/10.1201/9781315375045-87.
• Horas CS, Correia JAFO, De Jesus AMP, Calçada R, Aenlle ML, Kripakaran P, Pelayo F, Fernandez-Canteli A. (2016) Application of Modal Superposition Technique in the Fatigue Analysis Using Local Approaches, Procedia Engineering, volume 160, pages 45-52, DOI:10.1016/j.proeng.2016.08.861.
• Kromanis R, Kripakaran P. (2016) SHM of bridges: characterising thermal response and detecting anomaly events using a temperature-based measurement interpretation approach, Journal of Civil Structural Health Monitoring, volume 6, no. 2, pages 237-254, DOI:10.1007/s13349-016-0161-z.

2015

• Kromanis R, Kripakaran P, Harvey B. (2015) Long-term structural health monitoring of the Cleddau bridge: evaluation of quasi-static temperature effects on bearing movements, Structure and Infrastructure Engineering, volume 12, no. 10, pages 1342-1355, DOI:10.1080/15732479.2015.1117113. [PDF]

2014

• Kromanis R, Kripakaran P. (2014) Kriging models for compensating thermal response in measurements from bridges monitoring, 22nd UK Conference on Computational Mechanics (ACME2014), University Of Exeter, Exeter, Uk, 2nd - 4th Apr 2014.
• Kromanis R, Harvey B, Kripakaran P. (2014) Evaluation of quasi-static temperature effects on the Cleddau bridge from continuous monitoring, Structural Faults + Repairs 2014 & 15th European Bridge Conference, Imperial College, London, Uk, 9th - 11th Jul 2014.
• Kromanis R, Kripakaran P. (2014) Integrated Analysis of Vehicular and Thermal Effects Within a Structural Health Monitoring System, 6th World Conference on Structural Control and Monitoring (6WCSCM), Barcelona, Spain, 15th - 17th Jul 2014.
• Kripakaran P, Armitage P. (2014) Detecting delamination in FRP retrofitted concrete structures using nonlinear ultrasonics, Structural Engineer, volume 92, no. 6, pages 46-50.
• Kromanis R, Kripakaran P. (2014) Predicting thermal response of bridges using regression models derived from measurement histories, Computers and Structures, volume 136, pages 64-77, DOI:10.1016/j.compstruc.2014.01.026.

2013

• Kromanis R, Kripakaran P. (2013) Support vector regression for anomaly detection from measurement histories, Advanced Engineering Informatics, volume 27, no. 4, pages 486-495, DOI:10.1016/j.aei.2013.03.002.

2012

• Kromanis R, Kripakaran P. (2012) Support vector machines for anomaly detection from measurement histories, European Group for Intelligent Computing in Engineering, EG-ICE 2012 - International Workshop: Intelligent Computing in Engineering.
• Kromanis R, Kripakaran P. (2012) Support Vector Machines for Anomaly Detection from Measurement Histories, International Workshop: Intelligent Computing in Engineering, Herrsching, Germany, 4th - 6th Jul 2012.

2011

• Kripakaran P, Hall B, Gupta A. (2011) A genetic algorithm for design of moment-resisting steel frames, Structural and Multidisciplinary Optimization, volume 44, no. 4, pages 559-574, DOI:10.1007/s00158-011-0654-7.

2010

• Laory I, Kripakaran P, Smith IFC. (2010) Structural identification through continuous monitoring: data cleansing using temperature variations, International Conference on Computing in Civil and Building Engineering, Nottingham, Uk, 30th Jun - 2nd Jul 2010, Proceedings of the International Conference on Computing in Civil and Building Engineering.
• Goulet JA, Kripakaran P, Smith IFC. (2010) Multimodel structural performance monitoring, Journal of Structural Engineering, volume 136, no. 10, pages 1309-1318, DOI:10.1061/(ASCE)ST.1943-541X.0000232.
• Saitta S, Kripakaran P, Raphael B, Smith IFC. (2010) Feature selection using stochastic search: An application to system identification, Journal of Computing in Civil Engineering, volume 24, no. 1, pages 3-10, DOI:10.1061/(ASCE)CP.1943-5487.0000003.
• Rhode-Barbarigos L, Jain H, Kripakaran P, Smith IFC. (2010) Design of tensegrity structures using parametric analysis and stochastic search, Eng. Comput, volume 26, pages 193-203, article no. 2, DOI:10.1007/s00366-009-0154-1.
• Posenato D, Kripakaran P, Inaudi D, Smith IFC. (2010) Methodologies for model-free data interpretation of civil engineering structures, Computers and Structures, volume 88, no. 7-8, pages 467-482, DOI:10.1016/j.compstruc.2010.01.001.

2009

• Goulet JA, Kripakaran P, Smith IFC. (2009) Estimation of modelling errors in structural system identification, Structural Health Monitoring of Intelligent Infrastructure - Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Structural Health Monitoring of Intelligent Infrastructure, SHMII 2009.
• Goulet J, Kripakaran P, Smith IFC. (2009) Considering Sensor Characteristics during Measurement-System Design for Structural System Identification, ASCE Conf. Proc, volume 346, no. 41052, pages 8-8. [PDF]
• Goulet J, Kripakaran P, Smith IFC. (2009) Considering sensor characteristics during measurement- system design for structural system identification, ASCE Computing Conference, Austin, Texas, Proceedings of Computing in Civil Engineering, pages 74-82.
• Goulet J-A, Kripakaran P, Smith IFC. (2009) Estimation of modelling errors in structural system identification, Structural Health Monitoring of Intelligent Infrastructure - Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Structural Health Monitoring of Intelligent Infrastructure, SHMII 2009.
• Goulet J, Kripakaran P, Smith IFC. (2009) Structural identification to improve bridge management, 33rd IABSE Symposium, Bangkok, Thailand, 9th - 11th Sep 2009.
• Kripakaran P, Saitta S, Smith IFC. (2009) A process model for structural identification, EWORK AND EBUSINESS IN ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTIO N, pages 59-66. [PDF]
• Kripakaran P, Smith IFC. (2009) Configuring and enhancing measurement systems for damage identification, Adv. Eng. Informatics, volume 23, pages 424-432, article no. 4, DOI:10.1016/j.aei.2009.06.002.

2008

• Kripakaran P, Smith IFC. (2008) Damage identification in truss bridges using multiple models, 15th EG-ICE Workshop on Intelligent Computing in Engineering (ICE08), Plymouth, Uk, 2nd - 4th Jul 2008.
• Kripakaran P, Gupta A, Matzen VC. (2008) Computational framework for remotely operable laboratories, Eng. Comput, volume 24, pages 405-415, article no. 4, DOI:10.1007/s00366-008-0089-y.
• Saitta S, Kripakaran P, Raphael B, Smith IFC. (2008) Improving system identification using clustering, Journal of Computing in Civil Engineering, volume 22, no. 5, pages 292-302, DOI:10.1061/(ASCE)0887-3801(2008)22:5(292).
• Smith IFC, Kripakaran P. (2008) Model based reasoning for life-cycle structural engineering, Life-Cycle Civil Engineering - Proceedings of the 1st International Symposium on Life-Cycle Civil Engineering, IALCCE '08, pages 959-964, DOI:10.1201/9780203885307.ch149.

2007

• Kripakaran P, Saitta S, Ravindran S, Smith IFC. (2007) Optimal Sensor Placement for Damage Detection: Role of Global Search, 18th International Conference on Database and Expert Systems Applications (DEXA 2007), 3rd - 7th Sep 2007, 18th International Conference on Database and Expert Systems Applications (DEXA 2007), DOI:10.1109/dexa.2007.4312906. [PDF]
• Kripakaran P, Ravindran S, Saitta S, Smith IFC. (2007) Measurement system design using damage scenarios, Congress on Computing in Civil Engineering, Proceedings, pages 615-623, DOI:10.1061/40937(261)73.
• Kripakaran P, Ravindran S, Saitta S, Smith IFC. (2007) Measurement System Design Using Damage Scenarios, ASCE Conf. Proc, volume 261, no. 40937, pages 73-73. [PDF]
• Ravindran S, Kripakaran P, Smith IFC. (2007) Evaluating reliability of multiple-model system identification, Bringing ITC Knowledge to Work, Maribor, Slovenia, 26th - 29th Jun 2007, Proceedings of the 14th European Group for Intelligent Computing in Engineering (EG-ICE) Workshop, pages 643-652.
• Kripakaran P, Gupta A, Baugh JW. (2007) A novel optimization approach for minimum cost design of trusses, Computers and Structures, volume 85, no. 23-24, pages 1782-1794, DOI:10.1016/j.compstruc.2007.04.006.
• Kripakaran P, Saitta S, Ravindran S, Smith IFC. (2007) Optimal Sensor Placement for Damage Detection: Role of Global Search, DEXA Workshops, pages 302-306, DOI:10.1109/DEXA.2007.35. [PDF]
• Kripakaran P, Saitta S, Ravindran S, Smith IFC. (2007) SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION: DATA MINING TO EXPLORE MULTIPLE MODELS, PROCEEDINGS OF THE 3RD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRUCTURE HEALTH MONITORING & INTELLIGENT INFRASTRUCTURE: STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING & INTELLIGENT INFRASTRUCTURE. [PDF]

2006

• Kripakaran P, Gupta A, Matzen V. (2006) Software architectures for remotely operable civil engineering laboratories, ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition, Conference Proceedings.
• Kripakaran P, Gupta A. (2006) Computational approaches for decision support in structural performance evaluation, 17th Analysis and Computation Specialty Conference, volume 2006, DOI:10.1061/40878(202)17.
• Kripakaran P, Gupta A, Matzen VC. (2006) Software architectures for remotely operable civil engineering laboratories, 2006 ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition, Chicago, Illinois, 18th - 21st Jun 2006.
• Kripakaran P, Gupta A. (2006) Computational Approaches for Decision Support in Structural Performance Evaluation, ASCE Conf. Proc, volume 202, no. 40878, pages 17-17. [PDF]
• Kripakaran P, Gupta A. (2006) MGA - A Mathematical Approach to Generate Design Alternatives, EG-ICE, volume 4200, pages 408-415. [PDF]

2005

• Gupta A, Kripakaran P, Mahinthakumar G, Baugh JW. (2005) Genetic algorithm-based decision support for optimizing seismic response of piping systems, Journal of Structural Engineering, volume 131, no. 3, pages 389-398, DOI:10.1061/(ASCE)0733-9445(2005)131:3(389).

2003

• Kripakaran P, Gupta A, Kumar GM, Baugh JW. (2003) New GA Approaches For Pipe Support Optimization, 2003 ASCE Structures Congress and Exposition, Seattle, Washington, 29th May - 1st Jun 2003.

2002

• Gupta A, Kripakaran P, Kumar SV, Baugh JW. (2002) Optimizing seismic response of secondary systems on workstation clusters, 2002 ASCE Structures Congress and Exposition, Denver, Colorado, 4th - 6th Apr 2002.

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