Lin Gao
Associate Professor
Department of Hydraulic Engineering
Dalian University of Technology
China
Biography
"Lin Gao is an Associate Professor of Marine Engineering at School of School of Hydraulic Engineering Dalian University of Technology, China. Mainly in research fund Subjects of Sino-German Science Foundation: the dynamic interaction of structures and complex foundations National Natural Science Foundation of China Innovative Research Group Funds: Engineering Safety and Monitoring National Natural Science Foundation Key Project: Functional Failure Mechanism and Seismic Safety Evaluation of Nuclear Power Plant Engineering Structures under Earthquake National Science and Technology Support Program sub-title: the impact of the earthquake on the safe operation of high-speed trains and countermeasures National science and technology major sub-title: nuclear power plant seismic key technology related to engineering site and structural parameters of uncertainty analysis and PCS water tank seismic recovery calculation and other dams , Nuclear power structure related issues"
Research Interest
"Engineering structure seismic theory and model experimental technology engineering structure seismic damage development numerical simulation technology and seismic safety evaluation of concrete material dynamic characteristics and constitutive structure and infinite foundation dynamic interaction, structure and fluid dynamic interaction "
Publications
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Xunqiang Y, Jianbo L, Chenglin W, Gao L (2013) ANSYS implementation of damping solvent stepwise extraction method for static precipitation analysis of large 3-D structures. Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Eng 44: 139-152.
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Hongyuan F, Gao L, Ruili Z (2013) The first-order symplectic euler method for simulation of GPR wave propagation in pavement structure. IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing 51: 93-98.
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Jun L, Gao L (2013) Numerical modeling of our interaction with a concentric cylindrical system with an arc-shaped porous outer cylinder. European J Mechanics B / Fluids 37: 59-71 .
