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Department of Civil EngineeringIndian Institute of Technology Bombay
Presentation to the Expert Committee for Department Peer Review
Slide2Members of Peer Review Committee
Dr. P. P.
Mujumdar
KSIIDC
Chair Professor
Dept. of Civil Engg Indian Institute of Science,Bangalore, India
Dr. R. Kerry Rowe Canada Research Chair – Tier I ProfessorDept. of Civil EnggQueen's University, Canada
Dr. S. GangopadhyayDirector, CSIR-CRRINew Delhi, India
Mr. Cyrus M.
Dordi
Corporate Head
Ambuja
Cements Ltd
Mumbai, India
Slide3Vision, Mission and Goals
Vision
To be the fountain-head of new ideas and innovations in Civil Engineering
Mission
To offer world-class undergraduate and post-graduate education, research guidance, professional consultancy, outreach and manpower training as well as leadership in Civil Engineering.
Goals
To be the highest-ranked Civil Engineering faculty in the country and among the best-rated departments in the world in terms of teaching and quality, research contributions, high-end consultancy, outreach and manpower training and academic leadership.
Slide4Introduction
Civil Engineering Department is part of the institute since its inception (1958)Involved inHigh quality UG and PG teaching Basic and applied researchProviding high quality technical advisory support through various R & D projects and consultancy to various organizations.Rank: 30th (2012) - QS World University Subject Rankings
QS-
Quacquarelli
Symonds
Slide5Faculty, Staff and Students as on date
B.
Tech
Students
454
M. Tech Students
113
PhD Students
184
Post Doctoral
Fellow
1
C V Raman
visiting fellow
1
Faculty
44
Technical
Support Staff
24
Administrative
support staff
7
Project Staff
53
Additional staff
11
Slide6Faculty Strength (Year wise 2007-2013)
Slide7Awards
Fellow of INAE
3
Profs. TK, DNS and MCD
Fellow of
IASc
1
Prof. TK
Fellow of NASI
1
Prof. TK
Fellow of INSA
1
Prof. TK
INSA Young Scientist Award
2
Profs. DC and
SuG
INAE Young Engineer Award
4
Profs. RSJ, JP, DC and
SuG
ISCA Young Scientist Award
2
Profs. DC and
SuG
NASI Young Scientist Award
2
Profs. DC and
SuG
IEI Young Engineer Award
2
Profs. DC and
SuG
Excellence in teaching award, IITB
9
Profs.
PB, AG (2), YMD, KVKR (2), AJ (1), MI (1),
SB
(1)
Shamsher
Prakash Research Award 2003
1
Prof.
DNS
Young Investigator Award, IITB
4
Profs.
DC,
SuG
, MI and MJR
Prof. H H Mathur Award for excellence in applied research
1
Prof.
MCD
Innovative Young Biotechnologist Award
1
Prof.
MI
Dr. P.K. Patwardhan Technology Development Award 2011
1
Prof.
JP
IIT Bombay Industrial Impact Award 2012
1
Prof.
JP
R J
Garde
Research Award by Indian Society for Hydraulics
2
Profs. RB and JP
DST INSPIRE Faculty Award
1
Prof. RR
Slide8Awards (Contd..)
American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Outstanding Reviewer Award1Prof. SuGBOYSCAST Fellowship 3Profs. DC, SuG and MJRISTE-Maharashtra State National Award2Prof. JP and DCU. P. Government National Award – 2010, Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE)1Prof. DCAPACM Award for Young Investigators in Computational Mechanics 1Prof. DCDr. Jai Krishna Prize – 2008, The Institution of Engineers (India)1Prof. DCISTE-SGSITS National Award – 20082Prof. DC and Prof JPShamsher Prakash Research Award , Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee 2Prof. DCHumboldt Research Fellowship 1Prof. DCINAE Young Associate2Prof. DCJSPS Fellowship, Japan1Prof. DCISTE UP Govt. National Award - Prof. DC.1Prof. DCBest Technology prize, CSIR1Prof. BVSVDST Young Scientist award2Prof. RSJ (2)John R. Booker Excellence Award-2011 1Prof. DNSFellow, ASCE1Prof. DNSIACMAG Appreciation Award 2008 1Prof. DNSIACMAG Excellent Contributions Award 20081Prof. DNSCareer Award for Young Teachers, AICTE2Profs. DNS and RSKhosla National Award 2009 1Prof. TK
Other Awards: Best paper awards in conferences, regional awards
Slide9Editorial Board of Journals
Name of Journal
Name of Faculty
Chief Editor, International Journal of Ocean and Climate Systems, Multi-Science, Oxford, UK.
Prof. M C
Deo
Chief Editor, ISH Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, Taylor and Francis, UK
Prof. M C Deo
Associate Editor of ASCE Journal of Computing in Civil
Engg
.
Prof. M C Deo
Member, Editorial Board, Applied Ocean Research, Elsevier, UK
Prof. M C Deo
Member, Editorial Board, International Journal of Ships & Offshore Structures, Taylor & Francis, UK
Prof. M C Deo
Member, Editorial Board, Open Ocean Engineering
Journal,Bentham
Press, UK.
Prof. M C Deo
Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Advances in Civil Engineering,
Hindawi
Pub.,New
York,
Prof. M C Deo
Editor: Special issues of the ISH Journal of Hydraulic Engineering -2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012
Prof. M C Deo
Section Editor - Jr. of Groundwater Research, Volume Editor - Advances in Geosciences (Hydrological Science)
Prof. A K
Rastogi
Editor-in-Chief: Environmental
Geotechnics
, ICE Publishing, London, UK
Prof. D N Singh
Editorial Board Member- International Journal of
Geomechanics
, ASCE
Prof. D N Singh
Editorial Board Member- Geotechnical Testing Journal, ASTM International
Prof. D N Singh
Editorial Board Member-
Geomechanics
and Geoengineering (Taylor & Francis)
Prof. D N Singh
Editorial Board Member- Korean Society of Civil Engineering (KSCE) Journal of Civil Engineering
Prof. D N Singh
Editorial Board Member- International Scholarly Research Network (ISRN) Civil Engineering.
Prof. D N Singh
Editorial Board Member- International Journal of Geotechnical Engineering
Prof. D N Singh
Editorial Board Member-
Geomechanics
and Engineering (GAE), An International Journal of Computational and theoretical
Geomechnics
, Foundation Engineering
Engineering
Applications, Site Characterization.
Prof. D N Singh
Editorial Board Member- Indian Geotechnical Journal
Prof. D N Singh
Editorial Board Member- Acta Geotechnica Slovenica
Prof. D N Singh
Co-Editor, Indian Geotechnical Journal
Prof. D N Singh
Slide10Editorial Board (contd..)
Associate Editor, ISET Journal of Earthquake
Technology
,
Prof. R S
Jangid
Editorial Board Member, Earthquake and Structures
Prof. R S Jangid
Editotrial
Boad
Member, Indian Geotechnical Journal
Prof. B V S Viswanadham
Editorial Board Member, Indian Journal of
Geosynthetics
and Ground Improvement
Prof. B V S Viswanadham
Guest Editor,
Speical
issue on
Centrifue
modelling of SAEGS Geotechnical Engineering Journal
Prof. B V S Viswanadham
Editor (ISH, Journal of Hydraulic
Engineering
, Taylor & Francis);
Prof. T I Eldho
Editor (
Int.J
. Water Res &
ENv
.
Manag
.
Prof. T I Eldho
Assoc.
Editor(Int
. J. Ecology & Dev
.)
Prof. T I Eldho
Editorial Board
Member
- Journal of IWWA
Prof. T I Eldho
Editorial Board Member of J. of IWRA
Prof. T I Eldho
Editorial Board Member of International Journal of Geotextiles and
Geomembranes
, U.K.
Prof.
J N Mandal
Editorial Advisory Board Member of International Journal of Construction and Building Material, U.K.
Prof. J N Mandal
Editor, Indian Geotechnical Journal, India.
Prof. J N Mandal
Editorial Board Member of International Journal of Civil Engineering and Science.
Prof. J N Mandal
Editorial Board of International Journal of Architecture and Civil Engineering.
Prof. J N Mandal
Editorial Board Member of Journal of Civil Engineering (JCE) under international academy of science and
technology
Prof. J N
Mandal
Editorial Board Member of International Journal of Geological Engineering , SCIKNOW Publisher, New York, U.S.A.
Prof. J N
Mandal
Editorial Board Member of Civil Engineering and Architecture , Horizon Research Publishing (HRPUB),U.S.A.
Prof. J N
Mandal
American Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, USA;
Prof.
D Choudhury
Guest editor
ISSMGE
International Journal of Geoengineering Case Histories, UK
Prof.
D Choudhury
Editorial Board Member, Indian
Geotehcnical
Journal (IGJ), India.
Prof.
D Choudhury
Editorial Board Member, ISSMGE Bulletin, UK. Also Handling Editor of 4 Issues of ISSMGE Bulletin since 2009.
Prof. D Choudhury
Editorial Board Member, Journal Disaster Advances, India.
Prof. D Choudhury
Editorial Board Member, International Journal of Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering (IJGEE), India.
Prof. D Choudhury
Editorial Board Member, Electronic Journal of Geotechnical Engineering (EJGE), USA.
Prof. D Choudhury
Editorial Board Member, Journal of Civil Engineering and Science (JCES), USA.
Prof.
D Choudhury
Editorial Board Member, Journal Dataset Papers in Geosciences, USA.
Prof.
D Choudhury
Editorial Board Member, ISRN Civil Engineering Journal, USA.
Prof.
D Choudhury
Slide11Associated Departments
Centre for Urban Science and Engineering
Interdisciplinary program in Climate Studies
Centre for Technology Alternatives for Rural Areas
Slide12Administrative Positions
Prof
Tarun
Kant:
Chairman (
JEE), HOD, Dean (IPS)
Prof.
B S
Pani
: HOD, Chairman (JEE
), Dean (IPS
)
Prof.
A K
Rastogi
: Associate Dean (IPS)
Prof.
Y M Desai:
Vice Chairman (
JEE), Associate Dean (IPS), HOD, Dean (Admin)
Prof.
K V Krishna Rao: Vice Chairman (JEE
), Associate Dean (IPS),
Dean (IPS), HOD
Prof.
Tom V Mathew:
Vice
Chairman(JEE), Chairman (JEE)
Prof.
M C
Deo
: CEP/ QIP Co-ordinator, HOD
Prof.
G
Venkatachalam
:
CEP/ QIP
Co-ordinator, HOD
Prof.
Eldho
: Vice Chairman (GATE), Chairman (UGAPEC)
Prof.
Dhingra
; HOD
Prof.
V
Jothiprakash
: NSS Coordinator
Prof.
Juneja
,
Prof.
Murthy,
Prof.
Jangid
,
Prof.
Bajoria
,
Prof.
Desai – Warden
Slide13Director/ VC Positions (other institutes)
Prof. P Banerjee: Director, IIT
Roorkee
Prof. B S
Pani
: Ex-Vice Chancellor,
Kalinga
University, Orissa.
Prof. M C
Deo
: Ex-Director, VJTI, Mumbai
Slide14Student Intake per year
B. Tech: 120 (4 years)B. Tech - M. Tech Dual degree*: 0 (5 years)M. Tech: 69 (2 years)PhD: 25-40 ( Average 4 years)OthersSummer InternExchange Program Students
* B. Tech Students can convert to Dual degree
programme
in their Junior year if they satisfy the requirements
Slide15Academic Programs
Specialisation Current PG Students PhDM.Tech.TotalStructural Engineering532477Water Resources Engineering351651Geotechnical Engineering552580Remote Sensing071421Transportation Systems Engineering262753Ocean Engineering080715Total184113297
Graduated StudentsYearB TechM.TechPhD20086051152009654316201071361720117036162012943912Total36020576
IITB – Monash Academy PhD Programme
15
M. Tech/PhDForeign Students
Post Doctoral Fellowship
Current UG Students: 454
Dual Degree
BTech+MTech
MTech
+ Ph. D.
Slide16B. Tech Students
Slide17Dual Degree Students
Slide18M. Tech Students
Slide19PhD Scholars
Slide20Number of Major Projects Carried out by Students in a Semester
Slide21International/National Travel Support to the Students
National Conferences 2012-13 (Total : 55)
B.Tech - 5
M.Tech
- 13
PhD – 37
International conferences 2012-13
PhD: 13
Apart from Institute funding, PhD
scholars
attending International conferences were given Additional grant from Department funds
.
Slide22Placement (Total Number)
Slide23Placements (Ratio, Placed to Registered)
Slide24Curriculum
UG Curriculum
http://www.civil.iitb.ac.in/bt.html
Rule book:
http
://
www.iitb.ac.in/academic/rules/btechrulesnew08.pdf
Credits for B Tech Degree: 252
Credits for B Tech Honours: 282
B. Tech with Minor in other Dept.: 282
B. Tech-M. Tech Dual Degree
Curriculum
http://www.civil.iitb.ac.in/dd.html
Rule
book:
http://www.iitb.ac.in/academic/rules/btechrulesnew08.pdf
Credits for
Dual Degree: 378 [B Tech Credits+ 30 Honours Credits+ 96 M Tech Credits]
M. Tech Curriculum
http://www.civil.iitb.ac.in/mt.html
Rule book:
http
://
www.iitb.ac.in/academic/rules/rulesmtec.pdf
Credit Requirement: 158 (68 Course Credits+ 90 credits for 1
st
stage 2
nd
stage project collectively)
Ph. D. Curriculum
Rule
book:
http
://
www.iitb.ac.in/newacadhome/PhDRules28Nov2013-14.pdf
Credit
Requirement:
With M Tech Degree: 16 (12 course credits +4 credits seminar)
With B Tech/ M Sc Degree: 44 (40 course credits +4 credits seminar)
Slide25Courses Offered
Total Courses: 126 Link to Course lists: http://www.iitb.ac.in/acadpublic/allCourse.jsp?deptcd=CECourses for other departments (other than minor): 5 [CE 102 Engineering Mechanics (UG) for Mechanical, CE 605 Applied Statistics (PG) for Climate Studies, CE 608 Eco-hydro-climatology (PG) for Climate Studies, CE 766 Watershed Management (PG) for CTARA and CE 649 Introduction to Urban Design (PG) for CUSE]Minor Courses: 5 [CE 102 M Engineering mechanics, CE 201M Solid Mechanics, CE 205 M Fluid Mechanics, CE 310 M Transportation Engineering-1, CE 303 M Soil Mechanics-1]PG Course: 66.67%, UG Courses 33.33%Theory Courses: 83%, Lab Courses: 17 %
Slide2626
Laboratory Facilities
Heavy Structures
Experimental Mechanics
Structural Evaluation & Materials Tech.
Hydraulics
Fluid Mechanics
Advance
& Dynamic
Soil
Testing
National Geotechnical
Centrifuge Facility
Applied Soil Mechanics
Geotechnical Earthquake
Engineering
Environmental Geotechnology
Advanced Pavement Engineering
Highway Material Testing
Transportation Studio
Traffic Engineering
Remote Sensing and GIS
Photogrammetry
Geodesy
High Definition Survey
Ocean
Engineering
Computational Facility
Servers with specialised s/w
Workstations (80 nos.)
Slide27Heavy Structures Lab.
Shake TableServo-hydraulic Universal Testing Machine 500t & 250t Compression Testing Machines Torsion Testing Machine MGC-Plus Data acquisition system 300t & 120t capacity Reaction Frames Loading Jacks. Measuring sensors like load cells, deflection sensors, strain gauges, accelerometers
Torsion Testing Machine
Shake table for dynamic studies
Slide28Experimental Mechanics Lab.
Shake TableData Acquisition SystemFFT AnalyzerAccelerometer & Charged AmplifierUTMStrain gauges.
FFT Analyser
Universal Testing Machine
Slide29Structural Evaluation & Materials Technology Lab.
Compression Testing MachineRheometer for concreteImpact EchoHalf cell potentiometerSteam curing chamber
Rheometer
for Concrete
Half Cell Potentiometer
Slide30Fluid Mechanics & Hydraulics Lab
Ultrasonic flow meter – UFMProgrammable Electro Magnetic meter – PEMSVectrino - 3 component velocity meterBed ProfilerRainfall simulatorHydrology benchHydraulic benchWater Hammer simulatorData logger
Sediment Settling Setup
Slide31Advance and Dynamic Soil Testing Lab.
Cyclic triaxial shear equipmentFinite consolidation of dredged materialsBender elements to measure small strain stiffnessLarge model containers
Cyclic
T
riaxial
Complete Stress path
Slide32
National Geotechnical Centrifuge Facility
Funded by Department of Science and Technology, with cooperation from DRDO and MHRD
Largest facility in South and South East Asia
Specification
s:
Configuration: Beam type
Platform radius: 4.5m
Model area: 1.0 m x 1.2 m (up to 0.66 m height)
0.7 m x 1.2 m (up to 1.2 m height)
Acceleration range: 10 g to 200 g
Payload: 2.5 tons at 100 g
Capacity: 250 g-tons
In-flight balancing range: 0 to ± 100
kN
In-flight balancing time: 60 seconds
Slide33Advanced Pavement Engineering & Highway Material Testing Lab.
British Pendulum Friction Tester Vacuum Capillary Viscometer Dynamic Shear Rheometer Brookfield Viscometer Non-Nuclear Density Gauge Concrete Flexural and Compressive Strength Thin Film Oven Ignition Oven Hand Held Roughometer
Dynamic Shear
Rheometer
Slide34Traffic Engineering and Transportation Studio
Driver Vision TesterSound level MeterVehicle Navigation SystemVehicle Detection SystemsSpecialised Transportation Planning and Traffic Simulation software
Slide35Environmental Geotechnology
LCR MeterPressure Membrane ExtractorAtomic Absorption Spectro-PhotometerWP4 PotentiometerUltra PycnometerFlexi-wall permeameterImpedance analyser
Atomic Absorption
Spectro-Photometer
Accelerated Diffusion studies
Slide36Remote Sensing and GIS Lab.
Digital LevelsTotal StationsMirror StereoscopesGround Penetrating RadarGPS Electronic TheodolitesTerrestrial LiDAR
Terrestrial
LiDAR
Slide37Ocean Engineering Lab.
Wave making SystemSACS- Offshore structure
Slide38Server Room
Slide39Software
Slide40Research Groups
Structural Engineering
(
1958)
Water Resources Engineering
(
1958)
Geotechnical Engineering
(
1959)
Remote Sensing
(
1980
)
Ocean Engineering
(1980)
Transportation
Systems Engineering
(
1988
)
Slide41Key Research Areas (Structural Engineering)
Mechanics
of composites
Structural
dynamics and earthquake Engineering
Structural
reliability
Smart
Structures
Structural
Health Monitoring
High
Performance Concrete and Sustainable construction materials
Slide42Key Research Areas (Geotechnical Engineering)
Soil Dynamics & Geotechnical
Earthquake
Engineering
Geosynthetics
Environmental
Geotechnology
Foundation Engineering
Computational
Geomechanics
Physical Modelling
using the C
entrifuge
Ground Improvement
Rock Mechanics
Slide43Key Research Areas (Water Resources Engineering)
Water
R
esources
S
ystems Planning & Management
Hydrological modelling
Groundwater Flow
&
Contaminant Transport
Computational, Experimental
&
Theoretical
F
luid
M
echanics
Watershed and Urban hydrology
Hydro-climatology
Slide44Key Research Areas (Transportation Systems Engineering)
Sustainable Urban Transportation
Land
use Transport Interaction
Traffic
M
odelling,
S
imulation and Operations
Intelligent
Transportation Systems
Highway
and Pavement Systems
Freight
transportation modeling
Assessment
of transportation Infrastructure
Projects
Slide45Key Research Areas (Remote Sensing)
Remote sensing of
Rainfall, Snow, Glaciers
Distributed
Hydrological Modelling using Remote sensing and GIS
GPR
and its
applications
High
Definition Surveying
Slide46Key Research Areas (Ocean Engineering)
Physical, Numerical and soft computing of coastal/ocean dynamics and processes
Coastal engineering
Wave-structure interaction
Storm-Surge Modeling
Impact
of Changing Climate on ocean waters
Energy from O
ceans
Slide47Sponsored Research Projects
Slide4848
Sponsored Research Grants
Slide49Publications (2008-2012)
Patents Filed
– 7
Books/Edited Volumes* – 35
* Includes special issues of journals
Average Journal Papers per
F
aculty in 2012 = 3. 35
Slide50Citations (Scopus, excluding self-citation)
1
About 18 Faculty Members are having citations greater than 100 during 2008-12
Slide51Books by Faculty Members (2008 - 2012)
Text Books
Y. M. Desai, T. I.
Eldho
and A. H. Shah, “Finite Element Analysis”, Pearson, 2011.
B. S.
Pani
, “Turbulent Jets- a point source method for hydraulic engineers”, Cambridge University Press India Pvt. Ltd. , 2012
A. K.
Rastogi
- Numerical Groundwater Hydrology
Penram
Instrenational
Publication, 2012
M. C.
Deo
“Waves and Structures”, Online open book
There are many PhD/ Masters Thesis, which are published as books by Lap Lambert Academic Publishing and VDM
Verlag
,
Saarbrücken
.
Slide52Journals Launched
Prof.
D N Singh:
Environmental
Geotechnics
, Publisher: ICE, UK
Prof.
M C
Deo
:
International Journal of Ocean and Climate
Systems,
Multi-Science Publ.,
UK
Prof. T I
Eldho
:
International Journal of Water Resources and Environmental Management,
Serial Publications, India
Slide53NPTEL Courses
Structural Analysis - I
Structural Analysis – II
Structural Dynamics
Introduction to Earthquake
Engineering
Structural
Reliability
Fluid Mechanics
Watershed
Management
Foundation Engineering
Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering
Soil Dynamics
Soil Mechanics
Advanced Geotechnical Engineering
Traffic Engineering and Management
Transportation Engineering – I
Transportation Network Modeling
Slide54Industry Interaction
Slide55Industry Interaction
Slide56Highlights of Professional Activities (Structural Engineering)
Latur
Earthquake Rehabilitation Program for Government of
Maharashtra (
http
://
www.ircc.iitb.ac.in/IRCC-Webpage/PDF/update/archives/contents/expertise4.htm
)
Guidelines
on earth quakes for National Disaster Management Authority- NDMA (
http://ndma.gov.in/ndma/guidelines/Earthquakes.pdf
)
Structural
Audit and Proof Checking of High rise
buildings
High
Rise Buildings committee –
Guidelines
Committee on Heritage Structures - Guidelines
Analysis
and Design of First TV tower in Mumbai
Precise
design of largest Radio Telescope (operating at low radio frequencies) platform for the National Centre for Radio Astrophysics (NCRA) of the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), Pune
Slide57Highlights of Professional Activities (Geotechnical Engg.)
Design guidelines for Pile-Raft Foundation
Dynamic
Soil Characterization
which is incorporated in International
Building Code (IBC)
– 1801 on
"Foundations", National Design Code of
USA.
Research
findings on Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering are
getting incorporated
in the revision of Chapter-7 of Indian Road Congress (IRC
), design
guideline IRC 75, by H-4 committee of IRC, India
.
Rehabilitation
of
Nivsar
Station near
Ratnagiri
of
Konkan
Railways.
Foundation
recommendations for the 55 storied twin towers in Mumbai
Central
Ascertaining the Suitability of Lagoon ash from DTPS for application as Sand for Construction Purpose
Providing Technical Solution for the Dangerous Conditions of the Hillock Areas in Slums in Mumbai
Feasibility Study for 4
th
Container Terminal at Jawaharlal Nehru Port
Trust
Recommendations for
preparing sporting and fast
Cricket Pitches
Foundations for prestigious
Bandra
Worli
Sea Link.
Slide58Highlights of Professional Activities(Water Resources Engineering)
Real-time
Intermittent Reservoir Inflow Prediction Models
applied to
Koyna
Dam (Dr. P.K.
Patwardhan
Technology Development Award 2011)
Flood Mitigation work at
Chhatrapathi
Shivaji
International Airport, Mumbai
(
IRCC
Industrial Impact
Award
)
First observation of increasing trend of spatial heterogeneity in Indian rainfall extremes [Publication
in NATURE group journal: Nature Climate Change (Impact Factor: 14.472
)
Helped
many municipal corporations such as Mumbai,
Navi
Mumbai in
flood hazard mitigations
Physical model studies on fluid turbulence problems such as pump sump modeling, transient flow analysis and large scale lift irrigation.
Helped
many rural villages and NGOs in rainwater harvesting
and watershed management.
Software
were developed for solution of various problems such
runoff estimation
, flood monitoring etc
.
Slide59Highlights of Professional Activities (Transportation Systems Engineering)
Metro Rail Master Plans for Mumbai,
Navi
Mumbai, Thane and
Pune
Indigenous ITS for Area Traffic Control and real time transit information system for Mumbai
Urban Transportation Systems Planning (UTSP) virtual lab
Evaluation of BRTS for Pune,
Pimpri
Chinchwad
and Indore.
Traffic demand modelling for several traffic facilities (
Bandra
Worli
sea link, Mumbai Trans-
harbour
Link) in the region
Design for transportation infrastructure
Slide60Capacity Building for External Agencies
CIDCO
ONGC
Reliance
IPCL
IEOT
NIO
MCGM
Irrigation Department
Slide61Capacity Building for External Agencies (contd..)
Structural Engineering
Design courses for PWD Engineers
Finite Element Method courses for Faculty members
Structural Consultants to most of the Central and State Government agencies
National Mission on Education through Information and Communication Technology (NME-ICT) Project – Trained 7500 Faculty members in Engineering Mechanics courses
Training the Faculty Members in Finite Element Analysis every year – More than 500 Faculty members
are
trained so far
.
Geotechnical Engineering
Seismic
design of Tailings Dam of India under Atomic
Energy Regulatory
Board (AERB), DAE, Govt. of
India.
Seismic
design of Canal section and check for soil liquefaction
for Gujarat
, India
.
offered several CEP course for the engineers of
ONGC, CIDCO,
Konkan
Railways
Slide62Capacity Building for External Agencies (contd..)
Water Resources Engineering
Large number of training courses are offered for engineering college teachers under QIP and for all other professionals under CEP in the areas of: finite element method; urban drainage; rain water harvesting techniques; soft computing; watershed management etc.
Irrigation Dept. Engineers(GOM), MMRDA Consultants
Transportation Systems Engineering
Preparation
of manuals and guidelines and training of engineers of roads department of Municipal Corporation of Greater
Mumbai
Capacity
building of state agencies for the implementation of PMGSY
Roads
Short term quality improvement programs (QIP) for teachers from other engineering colleges in the areas of transport demand modeling and traffic
engineering
Slide63Capacity Building for External Agencies (contd..)
Remote Sensing
STC courses on RS GIS and GPS Applications to various field researchers, college teachers, etc
.
Ocean Engineering
Organised workshop on Offshore Structures & SACS Applications for various engineers
from industries
from all over the country
.
ONGC Engineers
Slide64CEP/Conference/Workshop
Slide65Conferences Organised
12
th
International
Association for Computer Methods and Advances in
Geomechanics
(IACMAG)
Conference in Goa,
India, October
1-6,
2008
Third International Congress on Computational Mechanics & Simulation (ICCMS-09
),
2009.
Indian
Geotechnical Conference (IGC – 2010),
GEOtrendz
, December 16 – 18, 2010.
National
Conference on Hydraulics and Water
Resources, HYDRO 2012, 7
th
and 8
th
Dec. 2012 (two days), IIT Bombay
.
International Conference on Transportation Planning and Implementation Methodologies for Developing Countries
(8
th
TPMDC-2008) December 2008,
IIT Bombay, India
.
International
Conference on Transportation Planning and Implementation Methodologies for Developing Countries (10th TPMDC-2012) December 2012, IIT Bombay, India.
Slide66Workshops Conducted
One day joint workshop by IIT Bombay and PTV, Germany on Micro-simulation of Traffic System using VISUM/VISSIM on May 02, 2008 (Convener: Prof. Tom V Mathew
).
Brainstorming Workshop on Application of Advanced Soft-computing techniques in Geo-spatial Data Analysis during September 22-23,,2008 (Convener:
Jothiprakash
, V.,
Janga
Reddy, M. and
Deo
, M.C
.)
Workshop
on Real time Wave Forecasting using Soft Computing Tools, at IIT Bombay on January 3, 2009 (Convener:
Deo
, M.C
.)
NRB Workshop on Real Time Forecasting of Ocean Waves and Wind, IIT Bombay, Jan. 2, 2009 (Convener:
Deo
, M.C
.).
National Workshop on “Coastal Urban Flood Hazards & management”, 19-20 February, 2010, IIT Bombay (Convener: T.I.
Eldho
, E.P. Rao and B.K. Mohan
).
The NSF-IUSSTF Indo-US Workshop (Infra09) on "Innovative Materials and Structural Systems for Resilient and Sustainable Built Infrastructures," Dec 14-15, 2009, IIT Bombay, India. (Convener: Ghosh S, P.
Banerji
, S.
Banerji
)
International Symposium on Forensic Geotechnical Engineering, IIT Bombay, 14-15 December, 2010. (Organizing Secretary:
Dasaka
,
S.Murty
and B.V.S.
Viswanadham
).
Ninth
International Workshop on Transportation Planning and Implementation Methodologies in Developing Countries (TMPDC), Mumbai, India, December 15-17, 2010 (Organized by Transportation Systems Group)
ATC-18
International Workshop on Mega Foundations: Recent Advances on large and deep foundations
,September 16, 2010. (Organizing Secretary:
Juneja
A)
Research
Scholars’ Confluence: 2010
on Nov 13, 2010. (Organizing Secretary: M.C.
Deo
)
International
workshop on CORFU-“Collaborative Research on Urban Flooding” at IIT Mumbai under FP7 EU Research
Programme
, 4-5 February 2011. (Organizing Secretary:
Gupta
Kapil
)
Asiafuge-2012, The First Asian International Workshop on Physical Modelling in
Geotechnics
, Nov. 14-16, 2012
.
Slide67Key Recognition
Civil
Dept
, IITB has
ranked 30
th
in the world according to the QS World University Rankings for technical
subjects (in 2012)
UG Students: winner
of "Tower Of Babylon", an interdisciplinary competition
between Five
Members Of Global Alliance of Technological Universities, viz.
IIT Bombay
, ETH Zurich, Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, NTU
Singapore and
SJTU Shanghai China
.
Prof
Tarun
Kant:
First and only
Civil
E
ngineer
in the country to get
elected as fellow
to all the four national
academies (INSA, INAE, NASI,
IASc
).
Prof D N Singh: Fellow of American Society of Civil Engineers
Young Scientist Award from all four academies (INSA, INAE, ISCA, NASI): Prof D Choudhury and Prof S. Ghosh
Teaching Excellence Awardee: consistently from Dept. of Civil
Engg
.
Fellow of INAE: 3 faculty members: Prof
Tarun
Kant, Prof M C
Deo
and Prof D N Singh
P. K.
Patwardhan
Technology Award: Prof V
Jothiprakash
Slide68International Collaborations
Through Sponsored ProjectsUniversity of New South WalesMonash UniversityTexas A&M University University of MarylandUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign etc.Univ. of Edinburgh.Purdue University, USA, (under IUSSTF)KIT, Germany (under DAAD)Through Joint PublicationsNorth-Eastern UniversityUniversity of New South WalesLund University, SwedenCornell UniversityUniversity of New South WalesMonash UniversityTexas A&M University University of Maryland etc.University of AdelaidePoznan University of Technology ,PolandUniversity of Antwerp, BelgiutRensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), NY University of MoratuwaGerman Armed Forces University, Munich
Through
Joint Supervision of Doctoral Students
Monash
University
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Drexel University
HK Polytechnic
University of New South Wales
Exchange
Visits and Fellowship
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
University of
Wollongong
University of
California, Berkeley
Technical University, Darmstadt
Kagoshima University
University of Karlsruhe
Technical University of
Dredsen
University of South Australia
NUS
ESTP, France
Lund University, Sweden
Tokyo Institute of Technology
National
Kaohsiung
University of Applied sciences, Taiwan
Slide69Visiting Faculty and Seminars by Visitors
YearVisiting Faculty2008320092201012011220123
Slide70Building Infrastructure
Classrooms
Size: 65
Number: 6
Equipped with audiovisual facilities
Conference Rooms
Size: 45 to 50 seats
Number: 2
Equipped with audiovisual facilities
Mini auditorium
Number: 1
Size: 120 theatre seats with tablet
Equipped with
audiovisual and videoconferencing facilities
Department Library
Size : 25 seats
Theses, Dissertations and books
Meeting Rooms
Number: 2
Size: 6 seats
Equipped with display screen
Faculty and Student Lounges
Slide71Computational Lab with 80 Workstation Spaces and a Server Room
Slide72Two Conference Rooms
Slide73Mini Auditorium – 120 Seats
Slide74Perspective of Conference Room
Slide75Proposed Yearly Student Intake and Faculty Strength
B.Tech.: 120
B.Tech. students in their third year can convert to B.Tech.-
M.Tech
. dual degree program if they satisfy the requirements
M.Tech
.: 100
M.Tech
. students can convert to
M.Tech
.-Ph.D. dual degree program if they satisfy the requirements
Ph.D.: 50
Expected Students On Roll: 880
Expected Faculty Strength
To be achieved in short term: 50
To be achieved in medium Term: 60
Slide76Future Course of Action
Curriculum Review
Grants from various organizations for Research infrastructure development
Research & Development Projects in thrust areas
Targeting research output of high impact
Appointing World renowned Academicians as Visiting Faculty
Civil Engineering Innovation Centre
All Teaching/ Research Laboratories
Innovation space for individual Faculty Members
Student clusters
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