Sina Poorghasem
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About
Sina Poorghasem is a rising researcher at the forefront of structural health monitoring and autonomous robotics for civil engineering. His work centers on developing innovative, low-cost sensing and robotic solutions to enhance the safety and resilience of critical infrastructure. Poorghasem’s major contributions include a comprehensive review of robot-based automated vibration measurement for civil structures, which has garnered 49 citations and established a foundational framework for the field. He has also pioneered an autonomous post-disaster indoor navigation and survivor detection pipeline using low-cost micro aerial vehicles (MAVs), a system that integrates novel geotagging and autonomous navigation for rapid search-and-rescue operations. More recently, his feasibility study on scour monitoring for subsea cables of offshore wind turbines using distributed fiber optic sensors (8 citations) demonstrates his versatility in addressing emerging challenges in renewable energy infrastructure. Through these impactful studies, Poorghasem is bridging the gap between advanced robotics, sensing technology, and practical civil engineering applications, making significant strides toward safer, more resilient built environments.
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