My research investigates how soils respond to environmental and mechanical changes — helping engineers create safer, more sustainable infrastructure. By combining laboratory testing, field behavior, and microstructural analysis, my work contributes directly to climate-resilient geotechnical engineering.
This research examines the thermal and structural efficiency of energy piles embedded in saturated and unsaturated soils. It focuses on heat transfer mechanisms, soil-structure interaction, and the impact of moisture conditions on pile performance, contributing to sustainable energy solutions in variable geotechnical environments.
This study explores the hydro-mechanical response of tropical soils under varying suction and stress conditions. Emphasizing their unique fabric and mineralogy, it links water retention, permeability, and shear strength to improve the prediction of slope stability, settlement, and foundation performance in tropical regions.
This research investigates how temperature influences the mechanical response of tropical soils. By evaluating changes in stiffness, strength, and thermal conductivity, the study reveals the complex interactions between heat flow and stress-strain behaviour, providing insights into infrastructure performance under climate-driven thermal variations.
This study examines how extreme wetting affects the microstructure of soils, particularly in tropical environments. Using imaging and porosimetry techniques, it identifies changes in pore structure, fabric arrangement, and particle bonding, and links them to macroscopic behaviours such as volume change, permeability, and strength loss.
The critical state soil mechanics is the most useful framework for understanding responses of different
Recent concerns over warmer temperature emphasize the importance of understanding the shrinkage behaviour of compacted
This study examined the impact of leachate from Lapite dumpsite in Ibadan, Oyo State, Southwestern
Lateritic soil covers about 15% of the area in the world and is extensively used
The measurement of SWRCs using HCTs has been the subject of several recent studies. Consequently,
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