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Mohammad Khorrami
GeoSystems Scientist
Virginia Tech
Mohammad Khorrami
GeoSystems Scientist
Virginia Tech
Education
Education
About me
About me
I work with Prof. Manoochehr Shirzaei at the EOI Lab in the Department of Geosciences at Virginia Tech.
I work with Prof. Manoochehr Shirzaei at the EOI Lab in the Department of Geosciences at Virginia Tech.
I specialize in analyzing the geosystems and monitoring the impact of natural and human-induced factors on the environment and infrastructure due to climate change. My research vision uses satellite observations and advanced computing to increase awareness and resilience to geohazards, energy challenges, and climate shifts.
I specialize in analyzing the geosystems and monitoring the impact of natural and human-induced factors on the environment and infrastructure due to climate change. My research vision uses satellite observations and advanced computing to increase awareness and resilience to geohazards, energy challenges, and climate shifts.
I have developed and applied computational models and remote sensing techniques to investigate human-induced infrastructure risks, along with natural disasters, subsidence, and geo-energy storage. Some of my projects include modeling climate effects on geomechanical systems, detecting sinkholes and concrete cracks with seismic waves and ground penetration radar, and conducting geotechnical tests and fieldwork.
I have developed and applied computational models and remote sensing techniques to investigate human-induced infrastructure risks, along with natural disasters, subsidence, and geo-energy storage. Some of my projects include modeling climate effects on geomechanical systems, detecting sinkholes and concrete cracks with seismic waves and ground penetration radar, and conducting geotechnical tests and fieldwork.
I am actively seeking post-doctoral and faculty position opportunities.
Contact me here: khorrami@vt.edu
With extensive research experience in analyzing geosystems, monitoring environmental and infrastructural impacts, and developing advanced computational models, I am eager to contribute to academic and research institutions.
My expertise in addressing geohazards, energy challenges, and climate change, combined with hands-on experience in fieldwork and geotechnical testing, positions me to significantly contribute to innovative research and teaching in these fields.