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Ghaffari
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Tel:+18173071550
E-mail: h.o.ghaffari@gmail.com
hamed.ghaffari@uta.edu
Education
The University of Texas, Arlington, Texas
January 2015
December 2014
Thesis Title:
Micro-Scale Damages with focus on Laboratory Earthquakes
Advisor: Prof.R.Paul Young
Area of Study: Fractures in Micron and Sub-micron Scales, Friction, Rock Physics , Deep
focus earthquakes (HP-HT) , Complex Networks and Phase transitions ,Topological Defects
Transferred from M.Sc. to Ph.D.
Sept. 2010
April. 2009
Area of Study:
Modeling of Coupled Thermal-Hydraulic-Mechanical-Chemical Processes in Deep
Geological Repository (DGR)
Advisor: Prof.E.Evgin
The University of Tehran Polytechnique, Tehran, Iran
M.sc in Rock Mechanics,
Thesis Title:
Complexity analysis of Hydro-Mechanical Coupling Behavior of a Single
Rock Joint evolution under Normal and Shear Loads
Advisor: Prof.M.Sharifzadeh, Prof. K.Shahriar
Area of Study: F l u i d f l o w i n Fractures ,
Transferred from B.Sc. to M.sc.
Sept. 2006
Publications
(Journal)
Dynamic Evolution of Microscopic Wet Cracking Noises, Ghaffari, H.O., Benson, P.; in
submission ,2015.
Transition to Ductility in -Quakes: KZM in microscopic Defects, Ghaffari,H.O.,
P.Benson, K.Xia and R.Paul Young ; in revision Nature Communication ,2014.
Complex Networks and Waveforms from Acoustic Emissions in Laboratory
Earthquakes. Ghaffari, H. O., B.D.Thompson and R. P. Young. " Nonlin. Processes
Geophys., 21, 763-775, 2014.
Faulting of rocks at three-dimensional stress field by micro-anticracks. Ghaffari, H.
O., Nasseri, M. H. B., & Young, R. P. (2014). Natures Scientific Reports.
4:5011. doi: 10.1038/srep05011.
Reports
Referee
Experience
in Journals
Ghaffari H.O., and Young R.P, Motifs of Networks from Frictional Interfaces;
http://arxiv.org/abs/1108.5078
Fall, M., Ghaffari H.O., Evgin E. (2009). Mechanical, Geochemical, Hydraulic and
Thermal Data on Sedimentary Rock Formations in Ontario and Europe: Review,
Comparison and Analysis- Research Report for CNSC contract. 96p.
Guest Editor of Mathematical Problems in Engineering , PLOS one , Physics Letters A,
International Journal of Applied Intelligence, Bulletin of Engineering Geology and the
Environment, International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences, Journal of Rock
Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering
Research
Experience
Frictional Interfaces and Fracture mechanisms
Utilized FEM code to study Multi-phase flow and coupled process in Porous materials
Thermo-Hydro-Mechanical Process
Study of Gas flow and developing damage with COMSOL.
Sept.2010 to present
Sept.2010 to Dec.2014
Laboratory experience
Sep2010- 2014:
Experimental series performed on the Tri-X /true triaxial cell at U of T Toronto, Working
with ASC acoustic acquisition systems and Insite; Measurements of Permeability and
Acoustic properties of rocks. Working with Split Hopkison Pressure Bar (SHPB)
Analysis of Multi-anvil tests with focus on Acoustic Excitation patterns
Micro-tomography and Analysis of X-ray patterns using a developed Toolbox for Matlab
Sep2009- 2010: Unsaturated Soil Mechanics Laboratory in U of Ottawa
Sep2006- 2009: Analysis of Permeability and hydraulic conductivity of interfaces
Sep2005- 2006: Rock Mechanic/Soil Mechanic Laboratory including all main tests (Tabriz
University)
References
Prof.R Paul Young
Department of Civil Engineering
Phone: +1 (416) 978-5252
Fax: +1 (416) 978-4820
Email: paul.young@utoronto.ca
Prof.E.Evgin
Department of Civil Engineering , University of Ottawa ,Ottawa, Canada
Phone : (613) 562-5800 ext. 6141
FAX: (613) 562-5173
Email: Erman.Evgin@uottawa.ca
Prof.Mosatfa Sharifzadeh
Curtin University, Faculty of Science and Engineering
Western Australian School of Mine, Dept of Mining Eng & Metallurgical Engineering
Email: M.Sharifzadeh@curtin.edu.au
PHONE 890886199
FAX
890886151
GeoStructure group
School of Geology and Geophysics, U of Oklahoma
Norman, OK 73019
405-321-3157 (office), 405-325-4730 (lab)
email: reches@ou.edu web-page: earthquakes.ou.edu/reches/
Prof.K.Xia
Professor Kaiwen Xia, Ph.D.
Department of Civil Engineering
University of Toronto, Room GB 314A
35 St. George Street
Toronto, Canada M5S 1A4, Canada
Telephone: 416-978-5942
Fax: 416-978-6813
Email: kaiwen@ecf.utoronto.ca