Soughah AlSamahi | Civil Infrastructure | Civil Engineering Award

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Civil Engineering Award

Soughah AlSamahi
Affiliation Ministry of Energy & Infrastructure
Country United Arab Emirates
Scopus ID 58398057200
Documents 2
Citations 16
h-index 1
Subject Area Civil Infrastructure
Event Superior Engineering Research Awards
Soughah AlSamahi
Ministry of Energy & Infrastructure

Soughah AlSamahi, whose research profile is associated with the Ministry of Energy & Infrastructure in the United Arab Emirates. The page summarizes publicly available scholarly indicators, research interests, publication activity, and the relevance of the research portfolio within the context of the Civil Engineering Award and the Superior Engineering Research Awards.[1]

Abstract

This article summarizes publicly available scholarly information relating to the research profile of Soughah AlSamahi. The overview emphasizes civil infrastructure research, scholarly publications, citation indicators, and professional recognition while maintaining a neutral encyclopedic style.[2]

Keywords

  • Civil Engineering
  • Infrastructure
  • Engineering Research
  • Transportation
  • Academic Recognition

Introduction

Civil infrastructure research supports evidence-based planning, sustainable engineering practices, and resilient public assets. Academic evaluation commonly considers publication quality, citation performance, collaboration, and measurable research contributions.[3]

Research Profile

According to the supplied profile information, Soughah AlSamahi is affiliated with the Ministry of Energy & Infrastructure, United Arab Emirates. The available metrics indicate two indexed documents, sixteen citations, and an h-index of one within the stated subject area of Civil Infrastructure.[1]

Research Contributions

  • Participation in civil infrastructure research.
  • Contribution to engineering knowledge through indexed publications.
  • Support for evidence-based infrastructure development.
  • Professional engagement within engineering research activities.

Publications

The supplied profile reports two indexed scholarly documents. Publication details should be verified through the Scopus author profile and associated DOI records where available.[4]

Research Impact

Citation-based indicators provide one perspective on scholarly influence. Additional qualitative assessment typically includes originality, methodological quality, practical application, interdisciplinary collaboration, and contribution to engineering practice.

Award Suitability

Eligibility for engineering recognition is ordinarily determined through independent review using transparent evaluation criteria established by the awarding organization. Scholarly metrics may complement, but do not solely determine, award decisions.

Conclusion

The available information outlines a concise academic profile associated with civil infrastructure research. Continued publication activity and scholarly engagement contribute to the ongoing assessment of research performance within the engineering community.[2]

External Links

References

  1. Scopus Author Profile
    https://www.scopus.com/pages/authors/58398057200
  2. Engineering research methodology reference.
    https://doi.org/10.1016/j.trpro.2020.01.001
  3. Superior Engineering Research Awards.
    https://superiorengineering.org/
  4. Flash Flood Risk Assessment and Mitigation in Digital-Era Governance Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicle and GIS Spatial Analyses Case Study: Small River Basins
    https://www.mdpi.com/2072-4292/14/10/2481

 

Prof. Yao Shujian | Transportation Systems | Transportation Research Award

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Prof. Yao Shujian | Transportation Systems | Transportation Research Award

Prof. Yao Shujian | Central South University | China

Prof. Yao Shujian is a distinguished faculty member at the Railway College of Central South University, where he was promoted to professor ahead of schedule through special assessment. He obtained his academic training from Central South University and the National University of Defense Technology, with his doctoral dissertation recognized as an outstanding thesis in Hunan Province and shortlisted among 18 national finalists by the Chinese Society of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics. Recognized as both a national-level young talent and a Hunan Provincial Young Talent, he specializes in impact dynamics of structural materials, composite material structure design, energy absorption and buffering mechanisms, and experimental mechanics. His strong research performance is evidenced by 51 publications, 1,090 citations across 709 documents, and an h-index of 16, highlighting both productivity and scholarly influence. Over the past five years, he has successfully led more than 20 high-level research projects, including three major projects exceeding 10 million yuan in funding. Representative works include projects supported by the Military Commission Science and Technology Commission, Rocket Force Equipment Department, and Air Force Equipment Department, with responsibilities ranging up to 30 million yuan in budget allocations and leadership roles in groundbreaking defense-related initiatives involving phase change technology, high-speed controllable systems, and liquid-gas phase change devices, underscoring his influential contributions to advanced materials research and defense engineering.

Profile: Scopus

Featured Publications

Yao, S., et al. (2025). Theoretical and experimental studies on the interior ballistic of large UAV ejection based on trifluoromethane phase transition. Scientific Reports.

Yao, S., et al. (2025). A fast calculation method for internal blast shock wave in confined structures. Journal of Vibration and Control.

Yao, S., et al. (2025). Mechanical analysis and bionic improvement on buckling of CFRP tubes with high energy absorption capacity. Advanced Composite Materials.

Yao, S., et al. (2024). A phase-diagram-formulated EOS and fluid-solid coupling analysis for eco-friendly blasting of carbon dioxide phase transition. Energy.

Yao, S., et al. (2024). Experimental and simulation of tetrafluoroethane catapult UAV. Hangkong Xuebao Acta Aeronautica et Astronautica Sinica.