| Faculty name |  Teacher: YoshiyaODA |  Associate Professor: Mitsutoshi YOSHIMINE |
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Research Interests
Our group deals with earthquake and volcanic disaster prevention, exploration geophysics, mechanical properties of soil such as liquefaction resistance, and strength and deformation characteristics of soils. in international research corroborations and communications, and we are accepting numerous students from outside Japan. For more details, please visit the webpages of Soil Mechanics Lab (website temporarily suspended) and http://www.comp.tmu.ac.jp/geophys/.
Titles of master theses and doctoral dissertations
| 2018 | 1.Effects of fines content created by particle crushing on the unrained behavior of sand 2.Study on earthquake damage assessment and early damage estimation in Zushi City 3.Estimation of the surface deformation in volcanic area using InSAR analysis 4.Improvement in travel time tomography by use of neural networks |
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| 2017 | 1.Study on the relationship between slope failures and seismic intensity based on actual damage data |
| 2016 | 1.Estimation of S-wave velocity structure in Zushi City using seismic interferometry 2.Development of surface wave analysis method using both Rayleigh wave and Love wave 3.Attenuation characteristics of active faults estimated from earthquake waveform 4.Development of seismic network using low-cost seismograph |
Titles of bachelor theses
| 2018 | 1.Comparison of unrained large shear behaviors of sand under simple shear and triaxial compression conditions 2.Undrained shear behavior of Iide sands with various mean particle sizes 3.Automatic landform classification by use of Self-Organizing-Map 4.Evaluation of Rayleigh wave group velocities in the short period range using seismic interfarometry |
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| 2017 | 1. More-Coulomb's failure criterion for anisotorotic geo-material 2.Evaluating steady-state of sand by direct box shear test in constant volume condition 3. Numerical resolution test for the natural earthquake tomography of volcanic islands in Tokyo 4. Estimation of the surface deformation of Kozushima and Mikurajima using InSAR analysis |
| 2016 | 1. Evaluating steady-state of Toyoura sand by direct box shear test in constant confining stress 2.Sand particle crushing during cyclic loading 3.Estimation of subsurface structure and amplification factor in Western Tokyo using microtremor miniature array method 4. High resolution seismic hazard map of Zushi City using Geographic Information System |