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Alessio Ferrari

Expertise GeomechanicsUnsaturated soil mechanicsCoupled processes in geomaterialsMultiphysical testing of geomaterialsLandslides hazard assessmentShale mechanics Expertise GeomechanicsUnsaturated soil mechanicsCoupled processes in geomaterialsMultiphysical testing of geomaterialsLandslides hazard assessmentShale mechanics Enseignement et PhD Doctorant·es actuel·les Mathilde Metral A co-dirigé les thèses EPFL de Ali Seiphoori, Donatella Manca, Valentina Favero, Alberto Minardi, Eleonora Crisci, Jacopo Zannin, Gianluca Speranza, Angelica Tuttolomondo, Jose Antonio Bosch Llufriu, Jinwoo Kim, Taeheon Kim, Héloïse Fuselier, Qazim Llabjani Cours Experimental Geomechanics ME-705 The aim of the course is to provide the students with a detailed description of the modern experimental techniques for testing geomaterials. Techniques and apparatuses are presented to test materials under a variety of situations, including non-isothermal and partially-saturated conditions. Geomechanics CIVIL-402 Le cours couvre les applications et les défis de la géomécanique, y compris le comportement rhéologique des géomatériaux dans diverses conditions, les essais triaxiaux et les bases constitutives pour l'élasticité et la plasticité. Séminaires avec des professionnels de la géomécanique. Slope stability CIVIL-530 Ce cours vise à former les futurs ingénieurs civils dans le domaine de la stabilité des pentes. Il parcourt les différents types de glissements de terrain et leurs classifications, les mécanismes de rupture et les méthodes d'analyse, les méthodes de stabilisation et les analyses de risque associées.

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