Hiroshima University
Infrastructure Management Laboratory
Infrastructure Management Laboratory for Design and Maintenance of Structures

Students

Doctoral Students

D2 Mostafa Habibi
Research Theme: Inverse Problems in Seismology and Earthquake Engineering 
Comment: Time and experience, necessary yet insufficient.

D2 Ahmadi Ali
Research Theme:  Integrating Beyond Design Basis Earthquake (BDBE) and Critical Excitation Methods (CEM) for Enhancing Infrastructures Resilience
Comment: Stay flexible like a tree that bends but never breaks, and keep your focus sharp. No matter how tough the journey, don’t give up—your purpose will guide you through.

D1 Pedram Omidian
Research Theme:  Network-Level Resilience Optimization of Urban Bridge Systems under Flood Hazards
Comment:  “A brighter path will reveal itself to you. Remember, the secret lies in carrying on.” 

 

Master’s Students

M1 Shoya Ishigami
Research Theme: Structural health monitoring of damaged trusses using free vibration analyses
Comment: I love JDM , watch movies and read mangas. I’m looking for someon with similar interests. 

M1 Yihang WANG
Research Theme:  Evaluation of Seismic Resilience and Post-Earthquake Performance of Old RC Buildings Retrofitted with a Novel Hybrid SMA–ECC Jacketing Method Applied to Beams, Columns, and Joints
Comment: “Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift. That is why it is called the present.”

M1 Hsu Ci Xin
Research Theme: Element-Level Response Prediction of Base-Isolated Buildings Using Transfer-Learned Graph Neural Networks
Comment: I’m curious about everything new and always excited to learn something I didn’t know before. Nice to meet you all!.

Undergraduate

B4 Taisei Katsube 
Research Theme: Critical Excitation Method
Comment: I will do my best with my research. 

B4 Kota Kawaguchi 
Research Theme: damage detection of cracked beams subject to moving loads
Comment: I want to be able to speak English.