Ha Bui

🎉Excited to see #GeoXPM shine in this independent evaluation: "#GeoXPM emerges as the most convenient code from a computational viewpoint, providing much faster solutions and requiring much smaller file sizes than the other two codes (#ABAQUS and #ANURA3D)"

GeoXPM simulation of AG/SAG mill operations!!!

Predicting earthquake-induced liquefaction & large_deformation responses in saturated has been challenging for many decades. Our latest publication in @ComGeotechnics made significant progress toward realistic prediction of this process.

@vjagodnik Unfortunately, there is no recorded lecture @vjagodnik

@habui_monash Is there a recording of this lecture by any chance?

Last week, I had the honour of delivering a Semi-Plenary Lecture at #PARTICLES 2023 in Milan, Italy, focusing on the intriguing topic of #Internal #Erosion. Special thanks to the organisers and the colleagues who nominated me for this special lecture.

Join us in congratulating @habui_monash as our new Head of Department. Associate Professor Ha Bui has been the interim Head since early 2023. As of yesterday he is promoted to Professor & appointed as the Head of Department. Read full post here: t.ly/oiEX9

@jinhyunchoo @ComGeotechnics Thanks, @jinhyunchoo!

@habui_monash @ComGeotechnics Congrats and well-deserved!

It is a great honour, privilege, and responsibility to assume the role of Editor for Computers & Geotechnics @ComGeotechnics (Elsevier), joining with other esteemed editors Profs Zhao, McCartney, & Kontoe to maintain the quality and reputation of the journal.

@jdzhao @ComGeotechnics Thank you, @jdzhao!

@habui_monash @ComGeotechnics Great to have you joining the team, Ha!

Our latest research published in #NAG provides valuable insights into the localised failure of granular materials in triaxial tests across various scales. This work is sponsored by the ARC Future Fellow (FT200100884) project. @arc_gov_au #LinkToPaper: lnkd.in/gDix4TSP

Understanding the mechanical consequence of internal erosion is challenging. Our latest research provides valuable insights and lays the groundwork for predicting the complete evolution from #suffusion to #suffosion in internal erosion. #LinkToPaper: lnkd.in/guTXpcmq

Welcome to contribute your work to a minisymposium on Computational Geomechanics (#1705, see flyer) organised by JS Chen, @Poromechanics, @habui_monash, @jinhyunchoo, @swayzhao, & myself in #WCCM2024/#PANACM2024, in Vancouver July 21-26, 2024. Website wccm2024.org.

🌟 Absolutely thrilled to share this news! Enormous congratulations to my brilliant PhD students (Guodong Ma & Yanjian Lian) for clinching the Best Paper Award ICSE11. 🏆👏

Illuminating interview with @habui_monash of @MonashCivil on background to the development of newly-released GeoXPM software for modelling and predicting geo-disasters createdigital.org.au/new-software-g… #ThisIsEngineering @MonashUni @EngAustralia

Researchers in @MonashCivil, led by @habui_monash, have developed GeoXPM, software to predict and model the impact of geo-disasters like landslides, mudslides and mine tailings dam failures as well as measures to prevent them. Read more: monash.edu/news/articles/… #ThisIsEngineering

Congratulations to my PhD student (Vinh T. Le) for his 2nd paper published in the International Journal of Fatigue. The work was sponsored by the Australian Research Council and ARRB - Australian Road Research Board. Special. Link: lnkd.in/gkUxDA2f

Preparedness is the key to saving lives & protecting communities from natural disasters! Experience the power of #GeoXPM as it simulates real-world applications, revolutionizes ways to evaluate & mitigate the impact of landslides, & helps improve risk management strategies.

🌟 In just one month since its release, GeoXPM has been visited and downloaded by over 10,000 times worldwide! 🎉 Stay tuned for exciting updates and advanced features coming soon to GeoXPM (👉 geoxpm.com)

Experience the fascinating feature of #GeoXPM modelling of the Mars Curiosity Rover Wheel navigating through granular substances (Collaborative version).

#GeoXPM's soil-structure interaction engine now enables the previously challenging task of continuum modelling, have you witnessed it? (geoxpm.com)