CURRICULUM VITAE SURNAME AND NAME DANIEL DIAS Home

CURRICULUM VITAE
SURNAME AND NAME
DANIEL DIAS
Home Address
2, AVENUE ALBERT 1ER DE BELGIQUE
38000 GRENOBLE
Phone number
+33629619307
Fax number
+33476827901
E-mail address
[email protected]
Nationality
French
Birth date
25/10/1972
Academic Position (if the candidate holds a position in a University)
Qualification/Title
Full professor
University
Joseph Fourier University of Grenoble
Department
Geomechanics
Academic Field
Underground constructions, Geomechanics, fluid
mechanics
Academic Discipline
Environmental and land engineering
Working experience
Dates
From October 2000 to September 2007
Name and address of the Employer
INSA of Lyon (National Institute of Applied
Sciences) www.insa-lyon.fr
Position held
Assistant Professor / Department of Civil
Engineering
Main activities/responsibilities
Teaching at INSA of Lyon,
Head of the FAS department (Sciences Active
Education on Sciences- 50 students since 2005),
researcher at the LGCIE (Laboratory of Civil
and Environmental Engineering)
Dates
From October 2007 to August 2011
Name and address of the Employer
INSA of Lyon (National Institute of Applied
Sciences) www.insa-lyon.fr
Position held
Associate Professor / Department of Civil
Engineering
Main activities/responsibilities
Teaching, head of the FAS cycle (50 students),
researcher at the LGCIE (Laboratory of Civil
and Environmental Engineering)
Dates
From September 2011 to nowadays
Name and address of the Employer
Joseph Fourier University (3SR Laboratory for
the research and Polytech grenoble for the
teaching)
www.3sr-grenoble.fr
and
www.polytech-grenoble.fr
Position held
Full professor / Department of Geotechnical and
Civil Engineering
Main activities/responsibilities
Teaching at Polytech Grenoble,
Head of the Geotechnical and Civil Engineering
department (150 students since 2012), researcher
at 3SR Laboratory (Soils, Solids, Structures and
Risks laboratory)
Education and Training (please use the following table to describe Degrees awarded, by only
indicating the information concerning Bachelor’s Degree, Master of Science’s Degree or/and PhD)
Date
July 1994
Institution which issued the degree
University of Cergy (France)
Type of Degree awarded
Bachelor’s degree of Civil engineering
Date
July 1996
Institution which issued the degree
INSA Lyon (France)
Type of Degree awarded
Master of Science’s degree of Civil engineering
Date
September 1999
Institution which issued the degree
INSA Lyon (France)
Type of Degree awarded
PhD of geotechnical engineering
INTERNATIONAL REFEREES INDICATED BY THE CANDIDATE
Each candidate is required to indicate the names of at least three and not more than five international
experts/referees: they must not have any publications in common with the candidate and must possess a high
scientific qualification and international reputation, that can be objectively verified by the Commission.
Name
Institution of origin
MESCHKE
GUENTHER
Ruhr University
Bochum (Germany)
RICHARD J.
BATHURST
Royal Military
College of Canada
Address
e-mail address
(compulsory)
Institute for Structural
Mechanics
Department for Civil and
Environmental Engineering
[email protected]
Sciences
Ruhr University Bochum
Building IC, Room 6-181
Bochum, Germany
GeoEngineering Centre at
Queen's-RMC
[email protected]
Civil Engineering
Department
13 General Crerar, Sawyer
Building, Room 3417
Royal Military College of
Canada
Kingston, Ontario K7K
7B4
JIE HAN
University of Kansas
(US)
ANTONIO GOMES
CORREIA
University of Minho
(Portugal)
TARCISIO BARRETO
CELESTINO
Sao Paulo University
(Brazil)
Department of Civil,
Environmental, &
Architectural Engineering
The University of Kansas
Learned Hall, 1530 West
15th Street
Universidade do Minho,
ISISE, Braga, Portugal
Universidade de São Paulo,
Escola de Engenharia de
São Carlos, Departamento
de Geotecnia.
Av. Trabalhador São
Carlense, 400
Vila Pureza
13566-590 - Sao Carlos,
SP - Brasil - Caixa-Postal:
359
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
EVALUATION FIELDS
1. Scientific Activity
1.1 The three most important outcomes/results of the research activity of the candidate accompanied
by the tangible and verifiable evidence that the presented results:
• are original, significant and due to the determining, prevailing and clearly recognizable
contribution of the candidate;
• have been widely spread and have obtained outstanding recognitions by the international
scientific community;
• qualify the candidate as a distinguished international expert in his/her own field.
1.1.1) Between 2006 and 2012, I took part fully in the French National Project of research ASIRI
(Improving Soil by Rigid Inclusions), which was initiated with more than 40 various stakeholders
(private companies, public laboratories and French universities) with a total funding amount of 2.7
M€. ).
In this context, I took the lead in the numerical modelling part for the French National Project, which
represented 600 k€. During this Project, four PhD thesis were defended under my responsibility (O.
Jenck, Mr. Nunez, U. Okyay and H. Lajevardi - the title of the PhD and more details are given in
part 2 of this document).
Under my responsibility, the numerical simulation of a full-scale test was carried out. In a first
phase, a benchmark without experimental results was written and submitted to the scientific
community based on only laboratory soil tests, geometry and loading modes. This phase has shown
the difficulty of designing the structures reinforced by rigid inclusions. In a second phase, additional
tests were made and allowed to reach a good agreement between numerical models and experimental
results. The knowledge of the shearing mechanisms at the top of the rigid inclusions was been
greatly improved.
Due to the amount of the work done during this National Project of research, I contributed to the
team responsible for writing and compiling a guide with recommendations for the design on
reinforced soils by rigid inclusions (http://www.presses-des-ponts.fr/notre-librairie/303-projetnational-asiri.html). The technical guide was been finalized in 2012 in French and English
languages.
Several international journal papers were been published on this topic (papers number 7, 9, 11, 12,
14, 18, 30, 38, 43, 47, 53, 54, 65 and 69 which references are given in the list at the end of my CV).
The publications on international journals had also been followed by the participation in 11
international conferences (list given in part 3 of this document) with oral presentations on the given
topic.
1.1.2) In the PhD thesis of Guilhem Mollon (defended in 2010), original deterministic models to
study the behavior of tunnels had been developed. These models allowed the incorporation of the
spatial variability of the soil properties thanks to the geometrical construction of the mechanisms by
spatial discretization. These original models for stability design of the tunnel face were used in a
probabilistic framework. The method of the stochastic collocation surface response had been
developed and refined to obtain low computational cost time to do parametric studies on soil
probabilistic properties. In a second part, the spatial variability of soil properties was taken into
account by means of the random field theory. The effect of the spatial variability was evaluated and
new phenomena related to this variability was highlighted.
Several international journal papers were published on this topic (papers number 13, 15, 16, 20, 21,
22, 32 and 33 which references are given in the list at the end of my CV). Nine oral presentations of
this work were also been presented in international conferences.
During this PhD thesis the collaboration with the National University of Singapore was been
initiated with prof. K.K. Phoon who is well-known in the reliability scientific field. The PhD student
G. Mollon spent six months working on this subject in theNational University of Singapore. This
collaboration led to several international papers, which given at the end of my CV).
After this PhD thesis, another international collaboration took place with the Technical University of
Madrid, with Professor. R. Jimenez, who is well-known in the Limit Analysis Field..
1.1.3) The observational method, described in the geotechnical Eurocode, is usually applied for long
tunnels in order to adapt the excavation and the lining using on-site observations such as the
excavation convergence and the lining efforts. The application of the observational method permits
to better take into account of the soil/rock properties and to optimize the tunnel excavations. In this
framework, I was the supervisor of the PhD thesis of S. Eclaircy. The goal of this research was to
develop and to test on a real underground work a new methodology. Firstly, it consists to link the onsite observations with the numerical calculations to define alert criteria with respect to the site safety.
Secondly it permits to adapt in real time the excavation and the lining to the real conditions
encountered in the field.
This work was taken into account as experimental support for the French tunnel construction
excavated during two years (2005/2006). This work has permitted to create a database of
experimental data (soil mass movements, convergences of the radial tunnel walls and of the face,
stress evolution on the steel ribs).
To identify the mechanical parameters of the soil mass, inverse analysis methods (deterministic:
gradients and probabilistic methods: evolutionary strategies) were been coupled with finite element
or finite difference software. Both, optimization methods were been tested and compared with the
experimental database tunnels as well as other measurements were obtained during the excavation of
a hydroelectric plant (joint research work with a Portuguese scientifical team: the University of
Minho – prof. A. Gomes Correia and prof. T. Miranda). This work highlighted the number of
possible parameters to be determined by inverse analysis and limitations of this approach.
Several journal papers were published on this topic (papers number 24, 36, 60 and 61 which
references are given in the list at the end of my CV). Six oral presentations were done in
international conferences.
1.2 List of the submitted publications (with a maximum number of 20) in addition to those listed at
point 1.1. For each publication and/or set of publications, the candidate is required to briefly
describe his/her contribution, their scientific/technical significance and individual importance,
the overall impact of the results in the international scientific community.
(1) DO NA, DIAS D., ORESTE P., I. DJERAN-MAIGRE (2015) 2D Numerical Investigation of Tunnel
Segmental Lining under Seismic Loading, Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, doi 10.1016 /
j.soildyn.2015.01 .015. Impact factor : 1.22, 4 citations.
In this paper, a simplified method to design the segmental lining of tunnels subjected to earthquakes was
developed. Then the method was compared with a numerical approach. The developed method is very
efficient and very fast compared to a conventional numerical approach (3D numerical analysis).
I was the co-supervisor with P. Oreste (prof. at the Politechnico of Torino) of the PhD thesis of N.A. DO. An
oral presentation in an international conference was done.
(2) BRIANCON L., DIAS D. (2015), Monitoring and numerical investigation of rigid inclusions reinforced
industrial building, Canadian Geotechnical Journal, vol. 52(10), online, 10.1139/cgj-2014-0262. Impact
factor : 1.33, 2 citations.
This work was done under a grant (100 k€) from EDF (Electricity of France). Its permitted to carry out the
monitoring of the piles above an industrial building dedicated to a nuclear waste storage. Then the numerical
modelling was carried out in order to validate the experimental data.
With prof. L. Briançon (INSA of Lyon, France) both we prepared the technical design of the monitoring and
then I realized the numerical modelling.
(3) JANIN J.P., DIAS D., KASTNER R., EMERIAULT F., LE BISSONNAIS H., GUILLOUX A. (2015),
Numerical back-analysis of the southern Toulon tunnel measurements: a comparison of 3D and 2D
approaches. Engineering Geology, vol. 195, pp. 42-52. Impact factor : 1.74, 0 citations.
The Terrasol geotechnical company (France) in collaboration with INSA Lyon carried out a monitoring of
the Toulon’s tunnel (in the South of France). Several numerical approaches were used to model the 3D
excavation process of the pre-reinforcement ahead the tunnel face using 2D numerical approaches.
I was the co-supervisor with prof. R. Kastner (INSA Lyon - France) of the PhD thesis of J.P. Janin.
J.P. Janin was a former student of the Politecnico of Torino. This work led to three oral presentations in
international conferences.
(4) DO NA, DIAS D., ORESTE P. (2014) 3D numerical investigation on the interaction between
mechanized twin tunnels in soft ground. Environmental Earth Sciences, online article:
http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs12665-014-3561-6. Impact factor : 1.77, 2 citations.
In this article, the impact of the digging of an underground structure near another was analyzed in terms of
settlements as well as efforts into the tunnel lining. The most unfavorable configurations were highlighted.
This scientifical work can help a lot of engineers to better understand the interaction between twin tunnels.
(5) GIROUT R., M. BLANC, D. DIAS, THOREL L. (2014) Numerical investigation of a load transfer
platform above a piled network reinforced with geosynthetic – Validation on centrifuge tests, Geotextiles
and Geomembranes, Volume 42, Issue 5, October 2014, Pages 525–539. Impact factor : 2.38, 5 citations.
The inclusion of geosynthetics in a soil mass reinforced by rigid inclusions was investigated from the
experimental point of view (centrifuge). An experimental database was created and then numerical
approaches were validated. The originality of this research lies in taking into account the evolution of the
density of the soil mass during the loading and led therefore on a better understanding of the shearing
mechanisms within the granular mattress.
I was the co-supervisor with prof. L. Thorel (Scientific director at IFSTARR - France) of the PhD thesis of
R. Girout. An oral presentation in an international conference was done.
(6) LAJEVARDI H., L. BRIANCON, DIAS D. (2014) Experimental studies of the geosynthetic anchorage Effect of geometric parameters and efficiency of anchorages, Geotextiles and Geomembranes, Volume 42,
Issue 5, October 2014, Pages 505-514 . Impact factor : 2.38, 3 citations.
In the literature, a few researches on geosynthetic anchorages are available. In this article, tank tests were
performed and provided a better understanding of the mechanisms occuring within anchorages of different
shapes. This work can help engineers to design geosynthetic anchorages and can also permit to better
understand how it work.
I was the supervisor of the PhD thesis of H. LAJEVARDI. Two oral presentations in international
conference had been done.
(7) DO NA, DIAS D., ORESTE P., DJERAN-MAIGRE I. (2014) A New Approach to the Numerical
Hyperstatic Reaction Method for Segmental Tunnel Linings. International Journal for Numerical Methods in
Geomechanics and Analytical, 38 (15), pp. 1617-1632. Impact factor : 1.38, 5 citations.
A new tunnel lining design approach was developed and compared to 3D numerical approaches. This
confrontation helped to highlight the advantages and disadvantages of the simplified method. This simplified
method is original and permits due to its low time calculation to develop sensitivity analyses during
tunneling projects.
(8) RICCIO M., EHRLICH M., DIAS D. (2014), Prediction of tension in the reinforcement and performance
of a blockfaced geogrid wall using fine-grained tropical soils, Geotextiles and geomembranes, 04/2014;
42(2):127–138. doi: 10.1016/j.geotexmem.2014.01.006. Impact factor : 2.38, 11 citations.
During my 6-months period as a visiting professor at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), I had
the opportunity to collaborate with two professors (M. EHRLICH and M. RICCIO). In this context, I
modelled an experimental retaining wall which had been monitored in Brazil.
(9) ORESTE, P., DIAS D., 2012, Stabilization of excavation face in shallow tunnels using fibreglass dowels,
Rock mechanics and rock engineering, July 2012, Volume 45, Issue 4, pp 499-517. Impact factor : 2.42, 13
citations.
I had the opportunity to collaborate with prof. P. ORESTE (Politecnico of Torino, Italy). We contributed to
the definition of a simplified method to design reinforced tunnel faces by horizontal bolting. Since this
period, we have had a strong collaboration with prof. P. ORESTE through the PhD of J.P. Janin and the one
of N.A. DO.
(10) ABDELOUHAB A., DIAS D., FREITAG N, 2011, Numerical analysis of the behaviour of
mechanically stabilized earth walls reinforced with different types of strips, Geotextiles and Geomembranes,
v. 29, p. 116-129. Impact factor : 2.38, 22 citations.
I received a grant from the Earth reinforced company to design the retaining walls using reinforced earth.
The company has also paid the doctorate grant of A. Abdelouhab. I was the scientific head of this operation.
(11) DIAS D. (2011) Convergence-confinement approach for designing tunnel face reinforcement by
horizontal bolting., Tunneling and Underground Space Technology, Volume 26, Issue 4, July 2011, Pages
517–523. Impact factor : 1.49, 6 citations.
Using the idea of the stress release concept, I defined a new method to design the tunnel face reinforcement
by horizontal bolting. This work was part of a grant with the CETu (French center for tunneling).
(12) ABDELOUHAB A., DIAS D., FREITAG N (2010) Reinforced Earth walls : Evaluation of the SoilGeosynthetic strap interaction by Pullout tests. Geotextiles & Geomembranes, Volume 28, Issue 1, February
2010, Pages 44-53. Impact factor : 2.38, 21 citations.
During the PhD of A. Abdelouhab, we did a lot of pullout tests on geosynthetic straps which were published
in the international journal Geotextiles and geomembranes.
(13) OKYAY U.S., DIAS D. (2010) Use of lime and cement treated soils as pile supported load transfer
platform. Engineering geology, 114 (1-2), pp. 34-44. Impact factor : 1.74, 32 citations.
Mr U.S. Okyay had a grant from the PINTO company. I was the supervisor of this PhD thesis. Three oral
presentations in international conference were done.
(14). HASSEN G., DIAS D., DE BUHAN P. (2009) A multiphase constitutive model for the design of piledembankments. Comparison with 3D numerical simulations. International Journal of Geomechanics, ASCE,
Vol. 9, Issue 6, pp. 258-266. Impact factor : 1.20, 10 citations.
In the framework of the ASIRI project, I had the opportunity to work with prof. P. DE BUHAN (ENPC of
Paris). I carried out the 3D numerical calculations of this paper. An oral presentation was also done in an
international conference.
(15) HEJAZI Y., DIAS D., KASTNER R. (2008). Impact of constitutive models on the numerical analysis of
underground constructions. Acta Geotechnica 3, No. 4, p. 251-258. Doi 10.1007/s11440-008-0056-1. Impact
factor : 2.49, 31 citations.
The importance of the good level of complexity for the soil constitutive model was shown in a underground
construction.
I was the supervisor of the PhD thesis of Y. HEJAZI. Two oral presentations in international conferences
were given.
(16) WONG H., SUBRIN D., DIAS D. (2006). Convergence-confinement analysis of a bolt-supported
tunnel using homogenization method. Canadian Geotechnical Journal, Vol. 43, n° 5, pp. 462-483. Impact
factor : 1.33, 11 citations.
I collaborated with prof. H. WONG from the University of Lyon to define an analytical model to design boltsupported tunnels using an homogenisation method. This new model was compared with experimental data
from the Toulon’s tunnel. The CETu center subsidized this research action (5 k€).
(17) WONG H., TROMPILLE V., DIAS D. (2004), Extrusion analysis of a bolt-reinforced tunnel face with
finite ground-bolt bond strength. Canadian Geotechnical Journal, Vol. 41, n° 2, pp. 326-341. Impact factor :
1.33, 11 citations.
A monitoring was implemented in the Tartaiguille tunnel (French) and an analytical method was validated
using the experimental data. The CETu center subsidized this research action (15 k€).
(18) JENCK O., DIAS D. (2004), Analyse tridimensionnelle en différences finies de l'interaction entre une
structure en béton et le creusement d'un tunnel à faible profondeur. Geotechnique, N 54, Vol.8. pp. 519-528.
Impact factor : 1.87, 11 citations.
The impact of tunneling under structures was evaluated using three dimensionnal numerical models.
I was the supervisor of the PhD thesis of O. JENCK. Three oral presentations in international conferences
were given.
(19) DIAS D., KASTNER R., JASSIONNESSE C. (2002), Sols renforcés par boulonnage. Etude numérique
et application au front de taille d'un tunnel profond. Geotechnique, N 01, Vol.GE52. pp.15-27. Impact factor
: 1.87, 10 citations.
This work was carried out during my PhD thesis. A homogeneisation method was implemented in a finite
difference software. The CETu center subsidized my PhD research thesis (100 k€).
(20) WONG H., SUBRIN D., DIAS D. (2000), Extrusion movements of a tunnel head reinforced by finite
length bolts – a closed form solution using homogenisation approach. Int. J. Num. Analy. Geomech, Vol. 24,
No. 4, pp. 533-565. Impact factor : 1.38, 22 citations.
In the collaboration with prof. H. WONG, I contributed to this article by doing 3D numerical
calculations which permitted to validate the closed form solution.
1.3 Complete list of all the significant publications of the candidate, including those listed at points
1.1 and 1.2 (to be attached to the end of the Curriculum).
The list is attached at the end of the Curriculum
2. Coordination of research and technology transfer groups and projects.
• Coordination and management of research groups, possibly with international relationships and
collaborations; explicit mention of the number and of the type of PhD and Post-Doc students, of
whom the candidate has been the academic supervisor;
I was the co-supervisor/supervisor of 13 PhD thesis till nowadays :
- Co-supervisor of Mohamed MAGHAZI
Title : « Creusement des tunnels au Caire par tunnelier à pression de boue. Observations et
simulation numérique. ». Defense on the 15th October of 2001.
Mr Maghazi is now engineer in the VINCI company.
- Co-supervisor of Orianne JENCK
Title : « Le renforcement des sols compressibles par inclusions rigides verticales. Modélisation
physique et numérique. ». Defense on the 29th November of 2005.
Mrs Jenck is now an assistant professor at the Joseph Fourier University.
- Co-supervisor of Stéphanie ECLAIRCY-CAUDRON
Title : « Mise au point d'une méthodologie permettant l'adaptation du creusement et du soutènement
en travaux souterrains fondée sur l'auscultation et l'analyse numérique en temps réel. ». Defense on
the 20th October of 2009.
Mrs Eclaircy-Caudron is now working as a head engineer at the EDF (Electricity of France)
company.
-
Supervisor of Yousef HEJAZI
Title : « Influence de la prise en compte des modules en petites déformations des sols sur la
modélisation numérique d’ouvrages géotechniques. ». Defense on the 16th September of 2010.
Mr Hejazi is now working as a head engineer at the Hydroquébec company (Canada).
- Supervisor of Abdelkader ABDELOUHAB
Title : « Comportement des murs en Terre Armée. Modélisation physique, analytique et numérique
des renforcements extensibles. ». Defense on the 5th October of 2010.
Mr Abdelkader is now working as an engineer at the Texinov (geosynthetics) company.
- Supervisor of Umur Salih OKYAY
Title : « Etude expérimentale et numérique des transferts de charge dans un massif renforcé par
inclusions rigides Application à des cas de chargements statiques et dynamiques. ». Defense on the
24th November of 2010.
Mr Salih Okyay is now working as a head engineer at the Terrasol company.
- Supervisor of Guilhem MOLLON
Title : “Etude déterministe et probabiliste du comportement des tunnels ». Defense on the 6th
December of 2010.
Mr Mollon is now working as an assistant professor at INSA of Lyon.
- Supervisor of Miguel NUNEZ
Title : « Modélisation numérique du renforcement de massifs compressibles par inclusions rigides.
Confrontation à des mesures in situ.”. Defense on the 7th December of 2010.
Mr Nunez is now working as an engineer at the ANTEA company.
- Supervisor of Jean-Pierre JANIN
Title : “Tunnels en milieu urbain : Prévision des tassements avec prise en compte des effets des présoutènements. » Defense on the 25th September of 2011.
Mr JANIN is now working as an engineer at the Terrasol company.
- Supervisor of Ahmed ASHRAF
Title : “Simplified and Advanced Approaches for the Probabilistic Analysis of Shallow
Foundations.”. Defense on the 28th September of 2012.
Mr Ashraf is now working as an assistant professor in Egypt.
- Supervisor of Hamid LAJEVARDI
Title : “Comportement des géosynthétiques en ancrage : modélisation physique et numérique. ».
Defense on the 19th June of 2013.
Mr Lajevardi is now working as an assistant professor at the Homs university in Iran.
- Supervisor of Romain GIROUT
Title : « Influence des nappes de renforcement géosynthétiques sur un massif renforcé par inclusions
rigides – Essais en centrifugeuse. ». Defense on the 15th October of 2014.
Mr GIROUT is now working as a post-doc at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil).
- Supervisor of Ngoc Anh DO
Title : “A New Numerical Approach for the Dimensioning of the Concrete Lining used to Support
Tunnels Excavated by Tunnel Boring Machine.”. Defense on the 7th July of 2014.
Mr DO is now working as an assistant professor in the Hanoi university of Vietnam.
•
Scientific responsibility (Principal Investigator) of competitive National and International
research projects, awarded through a peer-review process.
Head of the numerical modelling part of the National Research Project ASIRi (Improving Soil by Rigid
Inclusions) from 2006 to 2012. Co-editor of the Technical Guidelines of this research project. The amount of
the funding was 2.7 M€ with 600 k€ for the numerical modelling.
•
Scientific responsibility of National and International research projects, ruled through
partnership agreements with companies and/or public private bodies, which are leaders in their
own sector.
Scientific head of 17 other programs (around 1200 k€) with several companies:
Programs
Years
Duration
(years)
2015/2018
3
2015/2018
3
Design of retaining walls in Paris
Company
EDF (Electricity of
France)
Terrasol (France)
Monitoring and numerical modelling of an industrial
building
EDF (Electricity of
France)
2013/2014
1,5
Ecogeos (France)
2014/2017
3
EDF (Electricity of
France)
2013/2014
1
Terrasol (France)
2013
1
Franki Fondations
(France)
2012
1
Terrasol (France)
2009/2012
3
Soletanche Bachy
(France)
2009/2011
1,5
Use of lime and cement treated soils as pile
supported load transfer platform
PINTO (France)
2008/2011
3
Analysis of soil-welded steel mesh reinforcement
interface friction by pull-out tests
Menard (France)
2010
1
Physical and analytical modelling of geosynthetic
strip pull-out behaviour
Earth Reinforced
Company (Terre
Armée) (France)
2007/2010
3
Gaz of France
(GDF-Suez)
2006/2009
3
2009
1
2004/2007
3
2003/2004
2
Analysis of dams
Design and Construction of a New Solid Waste
Disposal Cell
Effect of the soil spatial variability and/or the time
variability of the seismic loading on the dynamic
responses of geotechnical structures
Numerical back-analysis of the southern Toulon
tunnel measurements: a comparison of 3D and 2D
approaches
Behavior of a Pile-Supported Embankment using
rigid piles with variable inertia
South Toulon tube: numerical back-analysis on in
situ measurements
Three dimensional dynamic analyses of pile
supported embankments systems
Soil stability study during installation of pipelines by
the horizontal drilling method and impact on existing
structures
Impedance functions of slab foundations with rigid
piles
Inverse analysis for two geotechnical works : a
tunnel and a cavern
Radial bolting around the Tartaiguille tunnel
EDF (Electricity of
France)
CETu (Center for
the tunneling
studies) (France)
CETu (Center for
the tunneling
studies) (France)
Influence of the face bolting on 3D numerical
modelling
•
CETu (Center for
the tunneling
studies) (France)
2000/2002
2
Outcomes obtained in the field of technology transfer, in terms of participation in start-ups and
spin-offs, development, use and commercialization of patents/licenses.
In 2009 I took part in the development of a new patent for new straps of geosynthetic reinforcement for the
Earth reinforcement Company (Terre Armée, France). This research work carried out within the framework
of the thesis of Mr Abdelouhab Abdelouhab,
3.
National and international reputation and professional activity for the scientific community
•
Editorship of Journals with international reputation (in the role of Editor in Chief – EIC),
editorship of book series, encyclopedias and essays of recognized prestige.
Co-Editor of proceedings:
KASTNER R., EMERIAULT F., DIAS D., GUILLOUX A. 2002. Proceedings of the 3rd International
Symposium on Geotechnical Aspects of Underground Construction in Soft Ground. R. KASTNER, F.
EMERIAULT, D. DIAS, A. GUILLOUX Eds. Lyon: Spécifique
•
Participation in the Editorial Board of Journals with international reputation (in the role of
Associate Editor or equivalent), participation in the Editorial Board of book series,
encyclopedias and essays of recognized prestige.
Editorial board member of the journals :
- Geomechanics & Engineering (GAE)
- American Journal of Applied Sciences
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Direction of highly qualified international institutions or research centers.
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Official research and/or teaching and/or fellowship roles, positions as Scholar/ Visiting Professor
in international highly qualified universities and research centers.
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Invited professor :
o June 2007 : Université 20 Août 1955-Skikda, Algeria.
- 10 hours of lectures to the Master and doctorate students on numerical modelling of
geotechnical structures,
- Development of the scientific collaboration. At the moment two PhD students (Rachid
Slimani and Adam Hamrouni) are working in Grenoble.
o May to October 2011 : Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- Oral presentation at the ABMS (Brazilian Association of Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical
engineering),
- 30 hours of lectures to the Master and doctorate students,
- Help to the Master and the doctorate students on numerical modelling of soft soils
improved by piles and rigid inclusions,
- Two international journal papers were written in collaboration with the team of Marcio
Almeida.
o November 2013 : National University of Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina.
- Oral presentation for the Civil engineering department in Grenoble,
- 5 hours of lectures to the Master and the doctorate students,
- Arnaldo Barchiesi will begin his PhD thesis in Grenoble in March 2016.
May 2014 : University of North Carolina, United States.
- Oral presentation of the Civil engineering department in Grenoble,
- 4 hours of lectures to the Master and the doctorate students,
- Every year, one student from Grenoble University is sent to do an internship for four
months to this university.
o May 2015 : Politecnico di Torino, Italy
- 15 hours of lectures to the Master and doctorate students on numerical modelling of
geotechnical structures,
o June 2015 : Sao Paulo University (USP), Brazil
- Oral presentation for the CBT (Brazilian Committee for Tunneling),
- 12 hours of lectures to the Master and the PhD students.
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Reviewer for international PhDs :
o June 2012 : PhD of Bruno Teixeira Lima from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil entitled “Estudo do uso de colunas de brita em solos argilosos muito moles”,
o March 2015 : PhD of Jelena Ninic from the Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany entitled
“Computational strategies for predictions of the soil-structure interaction during mechanized
tunneling”,
o June 2015 : PhD of Gian Franco Napa Garcia from the Sao Paulo University (USP), Brazil
entitled “Analise de risco de obras subterraneas em maciços rochosos fraturados”,
o July 2015 : PhD of Suzanne Van Eekelen from the Delft University of Technology,
Netherlands entitled “Design of piles embankments”.
Reviewer for the international journals :
a. Waste Management,
b. International Journal of Geomechanics (ASCE),
c. Tunneling and Underground Space Technology,
d. Journal of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering (ASCE),
e. Computer and Geotechnics,
f. Ground Improvement,
g. Acta Geotechnica,
h. Geotextiles and Geomembranes,
i. Engineering Geology,
j. Transportation geotechnics,
k. European Journal of Environmental and Civil Engineering,
l. Géotechnique,
m. Canadian geotechnical journal.
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Offices in the Governing bodies of national and international scientific societies.
Participation in Academies with international reputation in the research field of the candidate.
Prizes and awards awarded to the candidate for his/her scientific activity and project activity in
the Academic Fields, where this is appropriate.
• Award for Doctoral Supervision and Research Activity attributed by the French Ministry of Education
(PEDR, prime d’encadrement doctoral et de recherche), 2005-2009.
• Award for Scientific Excellence of the French Ministry of Education (PES, prime d’excellence
scientifique), 2009-2013.
• Award for Scientific Excellence of the French Ministry of Education (PES, prime d’excellence
scientifique), 2013-2017.
• Anhui Foreign Expert 2015 for the University of Hefei (Anhui Province of China).
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Participation in international conferences, as a distinguished invited speaker; participation in the
scientific committees of International Conferences.
Invited lectures in international conferences:
o International Conference on tunneling under difficult conditions, Basel, Switzerland, October 1997,
o 2nd International symposium on the Geotechnics of Hard Soils Soft Rocks, Napoli, Italy, October 1998,
o International Conference on underground works (AFTES), Paris, France, October 1999,
o International Conference on Trenchless Technology, Malaysia, November 2001,
o 1ère Conférence Internationale Albert Caquot, Paris, France, October 2001,
o 2nd International conference on soil structure interaction in urban civil engineering, Zurich, Switzerland,
March 2002,
o 5ème conférence Européenne Méthodes numériques en géotechnique, Paris, France, March 2002,
o 4th International Symposium on geotechnical aspects of underground construction in soft grounds,
Toulouse, France, October 2002,
o VII Congresso de mecanica aplicada e computacional, Evora, Portugal), April 2003,
o 9 congresso Nacional de Geotecnia and II Congresso luso-brasileiro de Geotecnia, Aveiro, Portugal, April
2004,
o 15th Southeast Asian Geotechnical Conference, Bangkok, Thailand, November 2004,
o 11th International Conference IACMAG, Torino, Italy, June 2005,
o International Conference on Numerical Simulation of Construction Processes in Geotechnical Engineering
for Urban Environment, Bochum, Germany, March 2006,
o First Euro Mediterranean Symposium on Advances in Geomaterials and Structures, Hammamet, Tunisia,
May 2006,
o Fourth International Conference on Soft Soil Engineering, Vancouver, October 2006,
o ASCE’s Geodenver 2007 Conference, Denver, USA, February 2007,
o 5th International Workshop on Application of Computational Methods in Geotechnical Engineering,
Guimaraes, Portugal, April 2007,
o ITA AITES World Tunnel Congress, Prague, May 2007,
o Euro: tun 2007, Vienna, Austria, August 2007,
o 5th International Symposium on Earth Reinforcement 'IS Kyushu 2007', Fukuoka, Japan, November 2007,
o ASCE GeoCongress 2008, La Nouvelle-Orléans, United States, March 2008,
o International Conference on Numerical Computation in Geotechnical Engineering (NUCGE), Skikda,
Algeria, October 2008,
o Congrès international de l’Association Française des Tunnels et de l’Espace Souterrain (AFTES). Monaco,
France, November 2008,
o XIth national geotechnical congress, Coimbra, Portugal, December 2008,
o IFCEE09, Florida, USA, March 2009,
o 17th International Conference on Soil Mechanics & Geotechnical Engineering Alexandria, Egypt, October
2009,
o International conference on geosynthetics, Guaruja, Brazil, March 2010,
o International Symposium on “Geotechnical Aspects of Underground Construction in Soft Ground”, Roma,
Italy, May 2011,
o Journées Nationales de Géotechnique et de Géologie de l'Ingénieur, Bordeaux, France, July 2012,
o 2nd International Conference on Advances in Mining and Tunnelling, Hanoi, Vietnam, October 2012,
o International Symposium on Design and Practice of Geosynthetic-Reinforced Soil Structures, Bologne,
Italy, December 2012,
o 7th International Conference on Physical Modelling in Geotechnics, Perth, Australia, 10 - 14 January
2014,
o EuroGeo2016, 6th European Geosynthetics Congress / 25-28 September 2016, Istanbul, Turkey
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Management and organisation of exhibitions, compositions, drawings, design, hand-crated items,
prototypes, artwork and their projects, databases and software, thematic maps, for the Academic
Fields, where this is appropriate.
I was member of the organizing committee (in collaboration with R. Kastner and F. Emeriault) of the 3rd
International Symposium on Geotechnical Aspects of Underground Construction in Soft Ground (IS Toulouse 2002) under the Technical Committee TC28 of the International Society of Soil Mechanics and
Geotechnical Engineering, held in Toulouse from the 23rd to the 25th October of 2002 (about 150 written
communications).
I was also Member of the scientific board of several European congresses (Portugal and Italy).
The National Project ASIRI led me to be at the heart of the organization results broadcast days. The first oral
presentations of the ASIRi’s national research project were held at INSA Lyon during two days (22 and 23
April 2010). Then at the end of the Project, two other results restitution days were organized. The first in
Lyon (22 September 2011) and the second in Toulouse (10 November 2011). One hundred people were
participated at each of these days.
If the candidate has obtained the National Scientific Qualification in more than one Academic Field this
must be considered a qualifying element, for properly evaluating the scientific reputation of the candidate.
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Teaching activity
• Formal responsibility of Bachelor’s and Master of Science’s degree courses in Italian and/or
foreign universities.
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Head of the Geotechnical and Civil Engineering Department (bachelor and master degree at Polytech
Grenoble since September 2012), 50 students each year for a total of 150.
Head of the last year (5th) of the engineering Geotechnical cycle,
Responsible of several courses:
- Soil mechanics (basics and advanced), 50 hours, bachelor degree,
- Tunneling and underground structures, 70 hours, master degree,
- Soil Dynamics, 70 hours, master degree,
- Soil improvement, 105 hours, master degree,
- Soil stability, 45 hours, master degree,
- Retaining walls, 45 hours, master degree,
Development and implementation of an option for the fifth year of the engineering cycle as a work-study
program (part time at Polytech Grenoble – 12 weeks of the year and the other part of the year working in
a company). This work-study program began on September 2014 and has 6 students per year. All the
students of this program have found an engineer position at the end of their studies.
Professor of scientific courses in english at INSA of Lyon (2006-2011).
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Formal responsibility of PhD courses in Italian and/or foreign universities.
Formal responsibility of Specializing Master’s courses and Life Learning courses in Italian
and/or foreign universities in PhD courses.
Head of the option “Equipements et sécurité en phase d’exploitation” of the International master of
tunneling in Lyon (from 2011 to 2012)
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Institutional offices and roles in Italian and foreign Universities and/or public and private
institutions with scientific and/or technology transfer aims
6. Institutional offices and roles in the Governing bodies (Academic Senate, Board of Governors) of
Italian and/or foreign universities.
- Elected member of the Academic council of the Polytech Grenoble School since 2012,
- Member of the Polytech Grenoble Development Board,
- Head of Specialty Development Board (Geotechnical and Civil engineering) of Polytech Grenoble,
7. Institutional offices and roles in teaching and research structures (Departments, Faculties, Schools,
Colleges) and other service activities developed in Italian and Foreign Universities.
8. Management roles in Universities, as part of Faculty duties.
- Participation in the recruitment committee for full professors at INSA Lyon in 2014 and 2015.
- Member of the Civil Engineering Specialist Commission at INSA Lyon (Section 60). I participated in two
selection committees.
- President of the selection committee in 2012 at the Joseph Fourier University for an assistant professor,
- President of the selection committee in 2013 at the Joseph Fourier University for a full professor.
9. Offices in the Governing bodies, Board of Governors, Scientific Advisory Boards of public and
private institutions, with scientific and technology transfer aims.
- Scientific advisor to the Geotechnical Section for the journal "Techniques de l'ingénieur"
(http://www.techniques-ingenieur.fr/base-documentaire/construction-th3/reglementation-ingenieriegeotechnique-ti255/),
- Member of the CFMS (French committee of Soil Mechanics, http://www.cfms-sols.org/) since 2007.
- Member of the AUGC (University association of Civil Engineering, http://www.augc.asso.fr/) since 2008
and member of the scientific committee of this association since November 2013.
Place Grenoble - France
Date 15 of November 2015
Complete list of all the significant publications of the candidate
Author or co-author of :
- 71 international journal papers,
- 7 journal papers in french national journals,
- 116 international conference papers,
- 21 national conference papers,
- Co-supervisor of one book,
- Co-writer of a book chapter,
The complete list is available at :
http://sites.google.com/site/danieldiasujf38/.
Only the international journal papers are presented here.
1. WONG H., SUBRIN D., DIAS D. (2000), Extrusion movements of a tunnel head reinforced by finite
length bolts – a closed form solution using homogenisation approach. Int. J. Num. Analy. Geomech, Vol. 24,
No. 4, pp. 533-565.
2. DIAS D., KASTNER R., JASSIONNESSE C. (2002), Sols renforcés par boulonnage. Etude numérique et
application au front de taille d'un tunnel profond. Geotechnique, N 01, Vol.GE52. pp.15-27.
3. DIAS D., KASTNER R., BOURDEAU Y. (2002) Boulonnage du front de taille d'un tunnel. Influence de
la loi d'ancrage sol/boulon. European Journal of Environmental and Civil Engineering anciennement Revue
Européenne de Génie Civil, N 5, Vol.6. pp. 749-762.
4. WONG H., TROMPILLE V., DIAS D. (2004), Extrusion analysis of a bolt-reinforced tunnel face with
finite ground-bolt bond strength. Canadian Geotechnical Journal, Vol. 41, n° 2, pp. 326-341.
5. JENCK O., DIAS D. (2004), Analyse tridimensionnelle en différences finies de l'interaction entre une
structure en béton et le creusement d'un tunnel à faible profondeur. Geotechnique, N 54, Vol.8. pp. 519-528.
6. DIAS D., KASTNER R. (2005). Modélisation numérique de l'apport du renforcement par boulonnage du
front de taille des tunnels. Canadian Geotechnical Journal, Vol. 42, pp. 1656-1674.
7. JENCK O., DIAS D., KASTNER R. (2005). Soft Ground improvement by vertical rigid piles-Twodimensional physical modelling and comparison with current design methods. Soils and Foundation, Vol.45 ,
No.6, pp. 15-31.
8. WONG H., SUBRIN D., DIAS D. (2006). Convergence-confinement analysis of a bolt-supported tunnel
using homogenization method. Canadian Geotechnical Journal, Vol. 43, n° 5, pp. 462-483.
9. JENCK O., DIAS D., KASTNER R. (2007). Two-dimensional physical and numerical modeling of a pile
supported earth platform over soft soil, Journal of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, ASCE,
vol 133, no 3, pp. 295-305.
10. HEJAZI Y., DIAS D., KASTNER R. (2008). Impact of constitutive models on the numerical analysis of
underground constructions. Acta Geotechnica 3, No. 4, p. 251-258. (Google scholar, Publish or Perish DOI
10.1007/s11440-008-0056-1).
11. JENCK O., DIAS D., KASTNER R. (2009) Three-dimensional numerical modeling of a pile
embankment, International Journal Of Geomechanics, ASCE, 9, 102(2009).
12. JENCK O., DIAS D., KASTNER R. (2009) Discrete element modeling of a granular platform supported
by piles in soft soil – Validation on a small scale model test and comparison to a numerical analysis in a
continuum, Computers & Geotechnics, 36 (2009), pp. 917-927
13. MOLLON G., DIAS D., SOUBRA A.H. (2009) Probabilistic analysis and design of circular tunnels
against face stability, International Journal of Geomechanics, ASCE, Vol. 9, N° 6, pp. 237-249.
14. HASSEN G., DIAS D., DE BUHAN P. (2009) A multiphase constitutive model for the design of piledembankments. Comparison with 3D numerical simulations. International Journal of Geomechanics, ASCE,
Vol. 9, Issue 6, pp. 258-266.
15. MOLLON G., DIAS D., SOUBRA A.H. (2009) Probabilistic analysis of circular tunnels in homogenous
soil using response surface methodology, Journal of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering,
ASCE, Vol 135, N° 9, 1314-1325.
16. MOLLON G., DIAS D., SOUBRA A.H. (2010) Face stability analysis of circular tunnels driven by a
pressurized shield, Journal of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, ASCE, ASCE, Vol. 136, N°
1, 215-229.
17. ABDELOUHAB A., DIAS D., FREITAG N (2010) Reinforced Earth walls : Evaluation of the SoilGeosynthetic strap interaction by Pullout tests. Geotextiles & Geomembranes, Volume 28, Issue 1, February
2010, Pages 44-53
18. OKYAY U.S., DIAS D. (2010) Use of lime and cement treated soils as pile supported load transfer
platform. Engineering geology, 114 (1-2), pp. 34-44..
19. DIAS D. (2011) Convergence-confinement approach for designing tunnel face reinforcement by
horizontal bolting., Tunneling and Underground Space Technology, Volume 26, Issue 4, July 2011, Pages
517–523.
20. MOLLON G., PHOON K.K., DIAS D., SOUBRA A.H. (2011) Validation of a new 2D failure
mechanism for the stability analysis of a pressurized tunnel face in a spatially varying sand, J. of Engrg.
Mech, ASCE, January 2011, Volume 137, Issue 1.
21. MOLLON G., DIAS D., SOUBRA A.H., 2011, Rotational failure mechanisms for the face stability
analysis of tunnels driven by a pressurized shield, Int. Journ. Num. Anal. Meth. Geomech., Volume 35, Issue
12, pages 1363–1388.
22. MOLLON G., DIAS D., SOUBRA A.H., 2011, Probabilistic analysis of pressurized tunnels against face
stability using collocation-based stochastic response surface method", J. of Geotech. & Geoenv. Engrg.,
ASCE, Volume 137, Issue 4.
23. ABDELOUHAB A., DIAS D., FREITAG N, 2011, Numerical analysis of the behaviour of mechanically
stabilized earth walls reinforced with different types of strips, Geotextiles and Geomembranes, v. 29, p. 116129.
24. MIRANDA T., DIAS D., ECLAIRCY-CAUDRON S., GOMES CORREIA, A., COSTA L., 2011. Back
analysis of geomechanical parameters by optimisation of a 3D model of an underground structure.
Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology, v. 26, 6, p. 659-673.
25. ALMEIDA M.S.S., MAGNANI H.O., DIAS D., DEOTTI L.O.G., Behaviour of three test embankments
taken to failure on soft clay, Soil and Rocks, Volume 34, N. 4, December 2011, pp. 389-404.
26. MESSIOUD S., SBARTAI B., DIAS D., 2011, Effect of the seismic oblique waves on dynamic response
of an embedded foundation, ISET Journal of Earthquake Technology, Vol. 49, No. 1-2, March-June 2012.
27. ABDELOUHAB A., DIAS D., FREITAG N., 2012, Modélisation physique et analytique de
renforcements extensibles - Développement d'une nouvelle armature., European Journal of Environmental
and Civil Engineering, Volume 16, Issue 10, pp. 1115-1142.
28. ABDELOUHAB A., DIAS D., FREITAG N., 2012, Modélisation numérique bidimensionnelle de murs
en Terre Armée, European Journal of Environmental and Civil Engineering, Volume 16, Issue 10, pp. 11431167.
29. ORESTE, P., DIAS D., 2012, Stabilization of excavation face in shallow tunnels using fibreglass dowels,
Rock mechanics and rock engineering, July 2012, Volume 45, Issue 4, pp 499-517.
30. OKYAY U.S., DIAS D., BILLION P. 2012, Impedance functions of pile supported embankments,
Geotechnical and Geological Engineering, August 2012, Volume 30, Issue 4, pp 1013-1024.
31. MING L., JING P., DIAS D., Ultimate bearing capacity of reinforced concrete masonry columns
subjected to eccentric loads, European Journal of Environmental and Civil Engineering, Volume 16, Issue 6,
2012, pp. 682-698.
32. MOLLON G., DIAS D., SOUBRA A.H., 2013, Probabilistic analyses of tunneling-induced ground
movements, Acta Geotechnica 8 (2) pp. 181 – 199, doi: 10.1007/s11440-012-0182-7
33. MOLLON G., DIAS D., SOUBRA A.H., 2012, Continuous velocity fields for collapse and blowout of a
pressurized tunnel face in purely cohesive soil, International Journal for Numerical and Analytical Methods
in Geomechanics 37 (13) pp. 2061 – 2083,doi: 10.1002/nag.2121
34. DIAS D., KASTNER R., 2013, Movements caused by the excavation of tunnels using face pressurized
shields - Analysis of monitoring and numerical modeling results, Engineering Geology 152 PP. 17 – 25, doi:
10.1016/j.enggeo.2012.10.002
35. MING L., BAO FENG S., DIAS D., JING P., 2013, The research and application of masonry structure
reliability rating method based on extenics, Applied Mechanics and Materials 291-294 pp. 1029 – 1038, doi:
10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.291-294.1029
36. MOREIRA N., CARDOSO M., FERNANDES P., MIRANDA T., DIAS D., COSTA L., 2013, Back
analysis of geomechanical parameters in underground works using an Evolution Strategy algorithm,
Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology 33 pp. 143 - 158 , doi: 10.1016/j.tust.2012.08.011
37. MOLLON G., DIAS D., SOUBRA A.H., 2013, Range of the safe retaining pressures of a pressurized
tunnel face by a probabilistic approach , Journal of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering 139
(11) pp. 1954 – 1967, doi:10.1061/(ASCE)GT.1943-5606.0000911
38. NUNEZ M., BRIANCON L., DIAS D., 2013, Analyses of a pile-supported embankment over soft clay:
Full-scale experiment, analytical and numerical approaches, Engineering Geology 153 pp. 53 – 67, doi:
10.1016/j.enggeo.2012.11.006
39. DO N.-A., DIAS D., ORESTE P., DJERAN-MAIGRE I., 2013, 3D modelling for mechanized tunnelling
in soft ground influence of the constitutive model, American Journal of Applied Sciences 10 (8) pp. 863 –
875, doi: 10.3844/ajassp.2013.863.875
40. DO N.-A., DIAS D., ORESTE P., DJERAN-MAIGRE I., 2013, 2D numerical investigation of segmental
tunnel lining behavior, Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology 37 pp. 115 – 127, doi:
10.1016/j.tust.2013.03.008
41. DIAS D., ORESTE P. 2013, Key factors in the face stability analysis of shallow tunnels, American
Journal of Applied Sciences 10 (9) pp. 1025 – 1038, doi: 10.3844/ajassp.2013.1025.1038
42. DO N.-A., DIAS D., ORESTE P., DJERAN-MAIGRE I., 2013, 2D Tunnel Numerical Investigation: The
Influence of the Simplified Excavation Method on Tunnel Behaviour, Geotechnical and Geological
Engineering pp. 1 – 16, doi: 10.1007/s10706-013-9690-y
43. LAJEVARDI S.H., DIAS D., RACINAIS J., 2013, Analysis of soil-welded steel mesh reinforcement
interface interaction by pull-out tests, Geotextiles and Geomembranes 40 pp. 48 – 57, doi:
10.1016/j.geotexmem.2013.08.002
44. DO N.-A., DIAS D., ORESTE P., DJERAN-MAIGRE I., 2013, The behaviour of the segmental tunnel
lining studied by the hyperstatic reaction method, European Journal of Environmental and Civil Engineering,
doi: 10.1080/19648189.2013.872583
45. DO N.-A., DIAS D., ORESTE P., DJERAN-MAIGRE I., 2013, Three-dimensional numerical simulation
for mechanized tunnelling in soft ground: the influence of the joint pattern, Acta Geotechnica pp. 1 - 22 , doi:
10.1007/s11440- 013-0279-7
46. RICCIO M., EHRLICH M., DIAS D. 2014, Prediction of tension in the reinforcement and performance
of a blockfaced geogrid wall using fine-grained tropical soils, Geotextiles and geomembranes, 04/2014;
42(2):127–138. doi: 10.1016/j.geotexmem.2014.01.006
47. OKYAY U.S., DIAS D., THOREL L., RAULT G. 2014, Centrifuge modelling of a pile supported earth
granular platform, Journal of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, doi:
10.1061/(ASCE)GT.1943-5606.0001004
48. DO N.A., DIAS D., ORESTE P., DJERAN-MAIGRE I. 2014, 2D Numerical Investigation of Twin
Tunnels, Geomechanics and Engineering, March 2014, Vol.6, No.3, pp.263-275
49. JANIN J.P., DIAS D. 2014, Tunnel face reinforcement by bolting. Numerical modelling of centrifuge
tests, Soil and Rocks, vol 37(1)
50. DO N. A., DIAS D., ORESTE P. 2014, Three-dimensional numerical simulation of mechanized twin
stacked tunnels in soft ground. Journal of Zhejiang University SCIENCE A , November 2014, Volume 15,
Issue 11, pp 896-913.
51. DO N. A., DIAS D., ORESTE P. 2014, 2D Seismic Numerical Analysis of Segmental Tunnel Lining
Behaviour. Bulletin of the New Zealand Society for Earthquake Engineering, Volume 47, Number 3,
September 2014
52. DO N. A., DIAS D., ORESTE P. 2014, 3D numerical investigation on the interaction between
mechanized twin tunnels in soft ground. Environmental Earth Sciences, August 2014, doi 10.1007/s12665014-3561-6.
53. GIROUT R., BLANC M., DIAS D., THOREL L. 2014, Numerical investigation of a load transfer
platform above a piled network reinforced with geosynthetic – Validation on centrifuge tests, Geotextiles
and Geomembranes, Volume 42, Issue 5, October 2014, Pages 525–539.
54. LAJEVARDI H., BRIANCON L., DIAS D. 2014, Experimental studies of the geosynthetic anchorage Effect of geometric parameters and efficiency of anchorages, Geotextiles and Geomembranes, Volume 42,
Issue 5, October 2014, Pages 505–514.
55. DO N.A., DIAS D., ORESTE P., DJERAN-MAIGRE I. 2014, Internal Forces in Segmental Tunnel
Linings – A Comparison between current Design Methods. Journal of Mining Science, March 2014, Volume
50, Issue 2, pp 326-334. Journal of Mining Science, no 2.
56. DO N.A., DIAS D., ORESTE P., DJERAN-MAIGRE I. 2014, A New Numerical Approach to the
Hyperstatic Reaction Method for Segmental Tunnel Linings. International Journal for Numerical and
Analytical Methods in Geomechanics, Volume 38, Issue 15, pages 1617–1632, 25 October 2014.
57. DO N.A., DIAS D., ORESTE P., DJERAN-MAIGRE I. 2014, Stress and Strain State in the Segmental
Linings during Mechanized Tunnelling. Geomechanics and Engineering journal, July 2014, Vol.7, No.1,
pp.075-85.
58. DO N.A., DIAS D., ORESTE P., DJERAN-MAIGRE I. 2014, Three-Dimensional Numerical Simulation
of a Mechanized Twin Tunnels in Soft Ground. Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology, Volume
42, May 2014, Pages 40–51.
59. JANIN J.P.,, DIAS D. 2014, Tunnel face reinforcement by bolting - Numerical modelling of centrifuge
tests 2014, Soils and Rocks, vol.37(1).
60. MIRANDA T., DIAS D., PINHEIRO M., ECLAIRCY-CAUDRON S. 2014, Methodology for real-time
adaptation of tunnels support using the observational method. Geomechanics and Engineering journal, Vol.
8, No. 2, February 2015.
61. MIRANDA T., DIAS D., PINHEIRO M., ECLAIRCY-CAUDRON S. 2015, Tunnel engineering Influence of the type and the quantity of measurements in the back analysis of geomechanical parameters,
European Journal of Environmental and Civil Engineering, online, DOI: 10.1080/19648189.2015.1013640.
62. DO N.A., DIAS D., ORESTE P., DJERAN-MAIGRE I. 2015, 2D Numerical Investigation of Segmental
Tunnel Lining under Seismic Loading, Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, vol. 72, pp. 66-76.
63. LAJEVARDI H., BRIANCON L., DIAS D. 2015, Experimental studies of the behaviour of geosynthetic
wrap around anchorage, Geosynthetics International, vol 22(3), pp. 249-256.
64. LAJEVARDI H., SILVANI C., DIAS D., BRIANCON L., VILLARD P., 2015, Geosynthetics
Anchorage with wrap around: Experimental and Numerical Studies , Geosynthetics International, vol. 22(4),
pp. 267-287.
65. BRIANCON L., DIAS D. 2015, Monitoring and numerical investigation of rigid inclusions reinforced
industrial building, Canadian Geotechnical Journal, vol. 52(10), online, 10.1139/cgj-2014-0262
66. IBRAHIM E., SOUBRA A.H., MOLLON G., RAPHAEL W., DIAS D., REDA A. 2015, Threedimensional face stability analysis of pressurized tunnels driven in a multilayered purely frictional medium.
Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology, vol. 49, pp. 18-34.
67. JANIN J.P., DIAS D., KASTNER R., EMERIAULT F., LE BISSONNAIS H., GUILLOUX A. 2015,
Numerical back-analysis of the southern Toulon tunnel measurements: a comparison of 3D and 2D
approaches. Engineering Geology, vol. 195, pp. 42-52.
68. PAN Q., DIAS D. 2015, Face stability analysis for a shield-driven tunnel in anisotropic and
nonhomogeneous soils by kinematical approach. International journal of Geomechanics, online.
69. DIAS D., SIMON B. 2015, Spread foundations on rigid inclusions subjected to complex loading:
Comparison of 3D numerical and simplified analytical modelling, American Journal of Applied Sciences,
Volume 10, Issue 9, pp. 1025-1038.
70. DO N.A., DIAS D., ORESTE P., DJERAN-MAIGRE I. 2015, Behaviour of Segmental Tunnel Linings
under Seismic Loads Studied with the Hyperstatic Reaction Method, Soil Dynamics and Earthquake
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