ICSCEA 2019icscea2019.hcmut.edu.vn/download/ICSCEA Program Book.pdfWelcome to the Conference On behalf of the Organizing Committee, it is our great pleasure to welcome you to the International

Welcome to the Conference

On behalf of the Organizing Committee, it is our great pleasure to welcome you to

the International Conference on Sustainable Civil Engineering and Architecture

(ICSCEA) 2019 in Ho Chi Minh City. The conference is hosted by Ho Chi Minh City

University of Technology (HCMUT), Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City

(VNU-HCM) and is sponsored by the National Foundation for Science and

Technology Development (NAFOSTED).

The conference aims at a closer collaboration and cooperation between

Vietnamese and word-wide scholars in Civil Engineering and Architecture. The

organizers expect to organize this conference biannually to create innovative

space for scholars in Civil Engineering and Architecture to share, to exchange, to

connect, and to build a better world. As a developing country, Vietnam considers

Civil Engineering and Architecture as the key fields to transform the country

quickly to be a developed and modern country.

The conference program includes 12 plenary & keynote lectures, and more than

120 contributions to the field of Civil Engineering and Architecture throughout

one and a half days in four sets of five parallel oral sessions. A majority of them

come from universities and research institutes of countries such as: Australia,

Belgium, China, Dubai, Japan, Netherlands, Singapore, Korea, Taiwan, Thailand,

United States of America, Vietnam and so on. After the conference, selected papers

will be published in the Proceedings of the ICSCEA 2019. The Proceedings will be

published by Springer, and indexed in Scopus and Web of Science.

We would like to thank the authors for their contributions to this conference. We

also want to thank the staff members of the HCMUT, VNU-HCM for providing

assistance during the preparation stage of this conference. We send our sincere

gratitude to the dedicated reviewers for their time and contribution to enhance

the scientific quality of the manuscripts. Last but not least, we acknowledge the

support received from the sponsors. Without all this invaluable help, it is difficult

to imagine the success of this conference.

We hope you enjoy your time at the conference and also in Ho Chi Minh City,

Vietnam.

Editorial Board of the Conference

J. N. Reddy, C. M. Wang, V. H. Luong, A. T. Le

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Contents

Welcome to the Conference ............................................................................................ 1

Organizing Committee ..................................................................................................... 5

Scientific Committee ......................................................................................................... 7

General Information .......................................................................................................... 9

Venue Road Map .............................................................................................................. 11

Road to Gala Dinner ........................................................................................................ 12

Venue Layout at Vissai Saigon Hotel ........................................................................... 13

Overall Conference Program .......................................................................................... 15

Plenary Speakers ............................................................................................................ 17

Brief Vitae of Plenary Speakers .................................................................................... 19

Keynote Speakers ........................................................................................................... 25

Brief Vitae of Keynote Speakers ................................................................................... 27

Plenary & Keynote Chairs .............................................................................................. 33

Plenary Chairs ........................................................................................................ 33

Keynote Chairs....................................................................................................... 33

Parallel Session Chairs ................................................................................................... 34

Program Schedule .......................................................................................................... 35

The First Day (25 October 2019) ....................................................................... 35

Opening Ceremony : (08:00 − 08:15) .............................................. 35

Plenary Session 1A.1 : (08:15 − 09:00) .............................................. 35



Group Photos & Break : (10:15 – 10:30) ............................................... 36

Parallel Session 1B.1 : (10:30 − 12:00) .............................................. 36





Lunch : (12:00 – 13:00) ............................................... 41

Plenary Session 1C : (13:00 − 13:30) .............................................. 42

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Keynote Session 1D.1 : (13:30 − 14:00) .......................................... 42

Keynote Session 1D.2 : (13:30 − 14:00) .......................................... 42

Coffee Break : (14:00 – 14:15) .......................................... 42

Parallel Session 1E.1 : (14:15 − 15:45) .......................................... 43





Short Break : (15:45 – 15:50) .......................................... 47

Parallel Session 1F.1 : (15:50 − 17:35) .......................................... 48





Gala Dinner : (18:00 – 22:00) .......................................... 53

The Second Day (26 October 2019) ............................................................... 55

Plenary Session 2A.1 : (08:00 − 08:30) .......................................... 55

Plenary Session 2A.2 : (08:30 − 09:00) .......................................... 55

Keynote Session 2B.1 : (09:00 − 09:30) .......................................... 55


Coffee Break : (09:30 – 09:45) .......................................... 56



Parallel Session 2C.1 : (10:15 − 11:45) .......................................... 57





Closing Ceremony : (11:45 – 12:00) .......................................... 61

Lunch : (12:00 – 13:00) .......................................... 62

Field Trip : (13:00 – 20:00) .......................................... 63

Sponsors ............................................................................................................................ 65

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Organizing Committee

Chairman

Anh Tuan Le

HCMUT, VNU-HCM

Co-Chairman

Van Hai Luong

HCMUT, VNU-HCM

Secretary

Ngoc Thi Huynh

HCMUT, VNU-HCM

Secretary

Thai Binh Nguyen

HCMUT, VNU-HCM

Secretary

Phuong Trinh Bui

HCMUT, VNU-HCM

Secretary

Bich Phuong T. Nguyen

HCMUT, VNU-HCM

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Scientific Committee

International Committee Local Committee HCMUT Junuthula N. Reddy

Chien Ming Wang

Kok Keng Ang

Tomoaki Utsunomiya

Chunwei Zhang

Teerapong Senjuntichai

Jaroon Rungamornrat

Jin-Ho Park

Massimo Menenti

Roderik Lindenbergh

Chris Mannaerts

Hitoshi Tanaka

Pruettha Nanakorn

Ong Wee Keong

Keh Chyuan Tsai

Ryunosuke Kido

Takeshi Satoh

Sugimoto Mitsutaka

Kenji Kawai

Kenichiro Nakarai

Yuko Ogawa

Sachie Sato

Lindung Zalbuin Mase

Li Jia

Chi Won Ahn

MD Rian Iasef

Safoora Zaminpardaz

Suelynn Choy

Dai Jian

Hong Hao

Sritawat Kitipornchai

Mike Xie

Yeong Bin Yang

Chung Bang Yun

Seok Hong Lee

Jaehong Lee

Asis S Usmani

Salman Azhar

Baji Hassan

Quoc Tinh Bui

Xuan Hung Nguyen

Trong Toan Khong

Tuan Nam Tran

Trong Phuoc Nguyen

Phu Cuong Nguyen

Thanh Danh Tran

Thoi Trung Nguyen

Minh Tung Tran

Nguyen Van Vuong Do

Duc Hien Le

Van Hieu Nguyen

Dinh Nhan Dao

Van Phuc Le

Tan Van Vu

Trung Kien Nguyen

Dinh Thanh Chau

Anh Thang Le

Hong Tham Duong

Anh Tuan Bui Le

Trong Phuoc Huynh

Ngoc Tri Ngo

Chau Lan Nguyen

Quang Minh Nguyen

Hai Pham

Thanh Nhat Tran

Tan Ngoc Than Cao

Thi Thu Huong Le

Quang Trung Nguyen

Chau Ngoc Dang

Tuan Kiet Tran

Lanh Si Ho

Huy Cung Nguyen

Truc Thi Minh Huynh

Huu Phu Nguyen

Quang Trung Nguyen

Nguyen Thi Cao

Huu Duy Quoc Phan

Ninh Thuy Nguyen

Minh Tam Nguyen

Thanh Phong Mai

Minh Phuong Le

Danh Thao Nguyen

Anh Tuan Le

Van Hai Luong

Xuan Loc Luu

Hoai Long Le

Phuong Trinh Bui

Thai Binh Nguyen

Ngoc Thi Huynh

Hong Luan Pham

Thi Bay Nguyen

Dang Trinh Nguyen

Van Vui Cao

Qui Xuan Lieu

Xuan Vu Nguyen

Hong An Nguyen

Duc Duy Ho

Van Phuoc Nhan Le

Tien Dac Tran

Ngoc Tinh Nghiem Doan

Son Thai

Sy Tien Do

Vu Hong Son Pham

Anh Thu Nguyen

Duc Hoc Tran

Nguyen Hoang Hung Tran

Manh Tuan Nguyen

Xuan Long Nguyen

Ba Vinh Le

Van Qui Lai

Nhut Nhut Nguyen

Hien Vu Phan

Thi Anh Thu Phan

Bao Binh Luong

Quang Truong Nguyen

Thi Tuyet Giang Vo

Tuan Duc Ho

Hai Yen Tran

Quoc Vinh Nguyen

Thi Hong Na Le

Thi Bao Thu Le

Quoc Bang Tran

Quoc Hoang Vu

Dinh Trong Hieu Nguyen 7

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General Information

Conference Venue

Vissai Saigon Hotel, 144 Nguyen Van Troi, Phu Nhuan District, Ho Chi Minh City

The First Floor: Ocean 1, Ocean 2, Ha Long, Hoi An & Nha Trang

The Second Floor: Saigon

Language

Official language of the conference is English.

Registration

24 October 2019, 15:45 – 18:00

25 October 2019, 07:00 – 16:00

26 October 2019, 07:00 – 11:00

Program

The technical program includes invited plenary & keynote lectures, and parallel

sessions.

Conference Bag

One conference bag will be distributed to each registered participant. Each bag

contains a program book, an USB stick (Program Book and Book of Abstracts), a

souvenir, nametag, tickets of lunch, gala dinner and field trip.

Each participant is required to show the nametag everywhere during the conference

for security purposes.

Oral Presentation

Oral presentations are scheduled for 10 minutes of presentation and 5 minutes of

questions and answers. All presentations should be prepared in Microsoft PowerPoint

or PDF formats. A laptop and projector will be available and accessible in all allocated

rooms. Presentation should be stored in a USB drive of presenter beforehand and

transferred to the laptop 15 minutes prior to the beginning of the session. All

presentations will be eradicated at the end of the session. All presenters are

encouraged to use the provided laptop for presentation to minimize changeover times.

Please check and get accustomed to the equipment at the session room.

Publication

All papers will be peer-reviewed and published by Springer (www.springer.com) as well

as indexed by Scopus and Web of Science.

Lunch

25 and 26 October 2019, 12:00 – 13:00, La Mezzanine Restaurant, M Floor

Gala Dinner

25 October 2019, 18:00 – 22:00, Indochina Junk Dinner on Cruise - Saigon River (5

Nguyen Tat Thanh, District 4, Ho Chi Minh City). Participants joining gala dinner will

be picked up at the lobby of Vissai Saigon Hotel at 18:00 sharp by shuttle bus.

Field Trip

26 October 2019, 13:00 – 20:00, Mekong Delta at My Tho City, Tien Giang Province.

Participants joining field trip will be picked up at the lobby of Vissai Saigon Hotel at

13:00 sharp by shuttle bus.

Useful Phone Numbers

+84 938 924 484 (Dr. Thai Binh Nguyen, Conference Secretary)

+84 941 701 487 (Dr. Ngoc Thi Huynh, Conference Secretary)

Internet and Wi-Fi

Vissai Saigon Hotel provides public Wi-Fi for free (SSID: VissaiSaigonHotel, Password:

vissaihotel).

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http://www.springer.com/

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Venue Road Map

Distance: 3.3 km

Travel time from Tan Son Nhat Airport to Vissai Saigon Hotel:

- Motorbike : 16 minutes

- Car : 20 minutes

- Walking : 32 minutes

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Road to Gala Dinner

Distance: 6.7 km

Travel time from Vissai Saigon Hotel to Indochina Junk Cruise:

- Motorbike : 30 minutes

- Car : 33 minutes

- Walking : 75 minutes

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Venue Layout at Vissai Saigon Hotel

The First Floor Plan

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Ocean 1

Ocean 2

Hoi An

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Nha Trang

Ha Long

The Second Floor Plan

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Saigon

Swimming Pool

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Overall Conference Program

Time 24/10 (Thu) 25/10 (Fri) 26/10 (Sat)

07:00 – 08:00

Onsite Registration (all day)

08:00 – 08:15 Opening Ceremony

(Ocean 1 & 2)

Plenary Lecture 5

Prof. J. H. Park

(Ocean 1 & 2) 08:15 – 08:30 Plenary Lecture 1

Prof. J. N. Reddy

(Ocean 1 & 2)

08:30 – 08:45 Plenary Lecture 6

Prof. T. Utsunomiya

(Ocean 1 & 2) 08:45 – 09:00

09:00 – 09:15

Plenary Lecture 2

Prof. C. M. Wang

(Ocean 1 & 2)

Keynote

Lecture 3

Prof. J.

Rungamornrat

(Ocean 1)

Keynote

Lecture 4

Prof. H.

Tanaka

(Ocean 2)

09:15 – 09:30

09:30 – 09:45 Coffee Break

09:45 – 10:00

Plenary Lecture 3

Prof. K. K. Ang

(Ocean 1 & 2)

Keynote

Lecture 5

Prof. C.

Zhang

(Ocean 1)

Keynote

Lecture 6

Prof. C.

Mannaerts

(Ocean 2)

10:00 – 10:15

10:15 – 10:30 Group Photos & Coffee Break Five Parallel Sessions

10:30 – 11:45

Five Parallel Sessions 11:45 – 12:00

Closing Ceremony

(Ocean 1)

12:00 – 13:00 Lunch

13:00 – 13:15 Plenary Lecture 4

Prof. M. Menenti

(Ocean 1 & 2)

Field Trip

13:15 – 13:30

13:30 – 13:45 Keynote

Lecture 1

Prof. T.

Senjuntichai

(Ocean 1)

Keynote

Lecture 2

Prof. R.

Lindenbergh

(Ocean 2)

13:45 – 14:00

14:00 – 14:15 Coffee Break

14:15 – 15:45 Five Parallel Sessions

15:45 – 15:50 Onsite

Registration

& Welcome

Drink

Short Break

15:50 – 17:35 Five Parallel Sessions

17:35 – 18:00

18:00 – 20:00 Gala Diner

20:00 – 22:00

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Plenary Speakers

Prof. J. N. Reddy

Texas A&M University, USA

Lecture Title: Innovations in Computational Mechanics

for Structural Design

Lecture Time: 25 October (Fri), 08:15 – 09:00

Prof. C. M. Wang

The University of Queensland, Australia

Lecture Title: Floating Solutions for Challenges facing

Humanity


Prof. K. K. Ang

National University of Singapore, Singapore

Lecture Title: Research and Development of New

Spaces on the Sea for Industrial and Recreational

Applications


Prof. M. Menenti

Delft University of Technology, Netherlands

Lecture Title: Watershed Hydrology and Cryosphere

Processes in High Mountain Asia: The Contribution of

Earth Observation


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Prof. J. H. Park

Inha University, Korea

Lecture Title: Formal Techniques for Emergent

Architectural Designs

Lecture Time: 26 October (Sat), 08:00 – 08:30

Prof. T. Utsunomiya

Kyushu University, Japan

Lecture Title: Floating Offshore Wind Turbines in Goto

Islands, Nagasaki, Japan


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Brief Vitae of Plenary Speakers

Prof. J. N. Reddy

Texas A&M University, USA

http://mechanics.tamu.edu/

Dr. Reddy is a Distinguished Professor, Regents’

Professor, and inaugural holder of the Oscar S.

Wyatt Endowed Chair in Mechanical Engineering

at Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.

Dr. Reddy earned a Ph.D. in Engineering

Mechanics in 1974 from University of Alabama in

Huntsville. He worked as a Post-Doctoral Fellow

in Texas Institute for Computational Mechanics (now ICES) at the University of

Texas at Austin, Research Scientist for Lockheed Missiles and Space Company,

Huntsville, during l974-75, and taught at the University of Oklahoma from 1975

to 1980, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University from 1980 to 1992, and

at Texas A&M University from 1992.

Dr. Reddy, an ISI highly-cited researcher, is known for his significant contributions

to the field of applied mechanics through the authorship of a large number of

journal papers and 21 textbooks and the development of shear deformation plate

and shell theories and their finite elements. His pioneering works on the

development of shear deformation theories (that bear his name in the literature

as the Reddy third-order plate theory and the Reddy layerwise theory) have had a

major impact and have led to new research developments and applications. In

recent years, Reddy's research has focused on the development of locking-free

shell finite elements and nonlocal and non-classical continuum mechanics

problems, involving couple stresses, surface stress effects, micropolar cohesive

damage, and continuum plasticity of metals.

Dr. Reddy has received numerous honors and awards. Most recent ones include:

2019 Timoshenko Medal from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers,

2018 Theodore von Karman Medal from the Engineering Mechanics Institute of

the American Society of Civil Engineers, the 2017 John von Neumann Medal from

the U.S. Association of Computational Mechanics, the 2016 Prager Medal, Society

of Engineering Science, and 2016 ASME Medal from the American Society of

Mechanical Engineers. He is a member US National Academy of Engineering and

foreign fellow of Indian National Academy of Engineering, the Canadian Academy

of Engineering, and the Brazilian National Academy of Engineering.

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Prof. C. M. Wang

The University of Queensland, Australia

[email protected]

Prof. C. M. Wang is the TMR Chair Professor in Structural

Engineering, The University of Queensland. Before joining

UQ in 2017, he was a Professor in the Department of Civil

Engineering of National University of Singapore and held

the directorships of the Engineering Science Programme

and the Global Engineering Programme. He is a Chartered

Structural Engineer, a Fellow of Australian Academy of

Technology and Engineering, Fellow of Academy of Engineering Singapore, Fellow

of Institution of Engineers Singapore, Fellow of the Institution of Structural

Engineers and Fellow of the Society of Floating Solutions (Singapore). His research

interests are in the areas of structural stability, vibration, optimization, plated

structures and Mega‐Floats. He has published over 430 journal papers and

coauthored 10 books such as Very Large Floating Structures, Structural Vibration,

Shear Deformable Beams and Plates and Exact Solutions for Buckling of Structural

Members. He is an Editor‐in‐Chief of International Journal of Structural Stability and Dynamics and an Editorial Board Member in several journals including

Engineering Structures, International Journal of Applied Mechanics, and Ocean

Systems Engineering. He holds patents on floating pontoons, floating hydrocarbon

storage facility and floating breakwater-windbreak structure. Currently, he is the

Leader of the Offshore Engineering Programme of the Blue Economy Cooperative

Research Centre to conduct research projects that combine seafood, renewable

energy and offshore engineering for the first time, underpinned by A$329 million

grant from the Australian Government and 40 industry partners over a 10-year

period. He is chairperson of the International Engineering Science Consortium,

First Vice President of the Society of Floating Solutions Singapore and the Vice-

Chairman of the East Asia Pacific Conference on Structural Engineering and

Construction steering committee. His awards include the JN Reddy medal,

Singapore’s Minister of National Development's R&D Award (Special Mention

Category), IStructE Singapore Structural Awards, Keith Eaton Award, Lewis Kent

Award, IES Prestigious Engineering Achievement Award, IES/IStructE Best Paper

Award and the Grand Prize of the Next Generation Container Port Challenge. He

was the consultant and advisor on many structural and floating projects His

current research in UQ includes the development of the floating forest and the

next generation offshore fish farms; both projects are funded by the Australian

Research Council.

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Prof. K. K. Ang

National University of Singapore

[email protected]

K. K. Ang is a Faculty member in the Department of

Civil and Environmental Engineering at the

National University of Singapore (NUS) since March

1987. He received his B.Eng from the University of

Singapore, M.Eng from the National University of

Singapore and Ph.D from the University of New

South Wales, Australia.

Professor Ang has assumed various senior

management positions at the Faculty of Engineering. He served as the Vice-Dean

of Outreach from March 2006 and till April 2008 and Vice-Dean of Student Life

from July 2011 till June 2014. He is presently the Head of the Faculty Technology

Enhanced Learning Unit.

Professor Ang has taught numerous courses and has been recognized as a

passionate educator leading in the use of IT for enhanced teaching and learning.

He was the first recipient of the inaugural NUS Teaching Excellence Award for Use

of IT in Teaching and the Faculty Teaching Excellence Award for Innovative

Teaching in 1998. He was awarded the prestigious NUS Learning Innovation Fund-

Technology (LIFT) fund to develop eduApps, an interactive, student-centric mobile

app that runs on multi-platforms aimed at enabling learning through playing. The

app won the Global Learn Tech Award for best content in 2015.

Professor Ang’s research interests include Computational Methods, Dynamics of

High-Speed Rails and Very Large Floating Structures and has published about 170

technical papers in these areas at reputable internal journals and conferences. He

was the Principal Investigator of a recently completed government-funded

research project on Multi-Purpose Large Floating Structures and has been an

invited speaker on this research topic at various international conferences

including the RISUD Annual International Symposium 2017 (Hong Kong), the 10th

International Research Conference of Kotelawala Defence University 2017 (Sri

Lanka) and the World Conference on Floating Solutions 2019 (Singapore). He has

successfully supervised 16 Ph.D students.

Professor Ang is a Singapore registered professional engineer since 1991 and has

been active in providing consultancy services for the local industries, particularly

on floating solar farms and floating wetlands. He is presently a member of the

board of directors of the International Society on Computing in Civil and Building

Engineering (ISCCBE) and a council member of the Singapore Floating Structural

Solutions (SFSS) Society.

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Prof. M. Menenti

Delft University of Technology, NL

https://www.tudelft.nl/citg/over-

faculteit/afdelingen/geoscience-remote-

sensing/staff/scientific-staff/profdr-massimo-

menenti/

Prof.dr.dott. Massimo Menenti is an

internationally renowned scientist in the fields of

earth observation and global terrestrial water

cycle. He held senior research positions in The

Netherlands, France, USA, China and Italy and has coordinated many large

European projects with participants from Europe, Asia, America and Africa. His

best known achievements have been attained in the aspects of surface parameter

retrievals from remote sensing, remote sensing-based evapotranspiration (ET)

estimation, time series analysis of remote sensing products and the application of

remote sensing technology in hydrology and climate models. Prof. Menenti

initiated the use of RS to assess and monitor crop water requirements and

irrigation performance in the late ‘80s confirmed by the numerous publications in

the field. He is one of the earliest researchers in using laser radar technology to

measure surface aerodynamic roughness. He initiated the use of time series

analysis techniques to extract information from satellite data. He presented the

surface energy balance index (SEBI) theory for ET estimation, which is the

prototype of the following S-SEBI, SEBS and SEBAL models.

Prof.dr.dott. Menenti, a ISI highly-cited researcher, is known for his significant

contributions to the field of remote sensing and land surface processes through

the authorship of a large number of journal papers and books. He has received

numerous honors and awards: Senior Research Associateship by the National

Research Council (USA); Excellent Research Scientist by the Agricultural Research

Service (DLO), The Netherlands; Honorary Research Professor, Institute of Tibetan

Plateau Research (ITP), Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS); Visiting Professorship

for Senior International Scientists, Chinese Academy of Science; National

Distinguished Foreign Expert, P.R. China

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Prof. J. H. Park

Inha University, Korea

http://jinhopark.co.kr/cv/fullcv-english.htm

Dr. J. H. Park teaches architectural design, theory,

and history as a professor in the Department of

Architecture at Inha University, Korea. Prior to

joining Inha University, he taught in the School of

Architecture at the University of Hawaii at Manoa,

USA as an associate professor with tenure. He

earned his Ph.D. in architecture from University of

California, Los Angeles (UCLA). He chaired and edited the proceedings of the

Fourth International Symposium of the Asia Pacific Architecture, 2001 in Hawaii.

He served as corresponding editor of the Nexus Network Journal, and is now an

editorial member of Open House International. His research has been published

in various referred journals, nationally and internationally. Also, his recent book

publications include “Architectural Experiments and Lessons towards Innovative

Designs” (Seoul: Spacetime, 2015), “Designing the Ecocity-in-the-Sky” (Mulgrave:

Images Publishing, 2014), “Graft in Architecture: Recreating Spaces” (Mulgrave:

Images Publishing, 2013), "Seoul Fortress Wall: Boundary and Beyond" (Seoul:

Spacetime, 2010) and "Expired Housing” (Seoul: Spacetime, 2008).

He is the first recipient of the R. M. Schindler Fellowship of the Beata Inaya Trust

Fund, 1996/7, and twice recipient of the Chancellor's Dissertation Fellowship,

1998/00. He was honored as a recipient of the University of Hawaii “Board of

Regent’s Medal for Excellence in Teaching.” in 2002, and received national

recognition as the 2003 recipient for “the ACSA New Faculty Teaching Award.” He

also received Best Teaching Award at Inha University. He was twice recipient of

the Best Paper Award at the Journal of Asian Architecture and Building

Engineering (JAABE) in 2003 and 2013. He was honored as a recipient of the Chief

Commissioner's Award of the Presidential Commission on Architecture Policy from

the Korean Government in 2011.

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Prof. T. Utsunomiya

Kyushu University, Japan

http://www.nams.kyushu-u.ac.jp/

Dr. T. Utsunomiya is currently a professor at

Department of Marine Systems Engineering, Kyushu

University, Japan. His research interests have been

in the areas of fluid-structure interactions, dynamics

of offshore structures, hydroelastic analysis of Very

Large Floating Structures (VLFS), dynamics of

floating bridges, and dynamics of floating offshore

wind turbines. He has been actively working for development of floating offshore

wind turbines (FOWTs); the developed FOWT of a hybrid-spar type has been

commercialized as the first grid-connected floating wind turbine in Asia-Pacific.

He is now serving as an Associate Editor for journal of Applied Ocean Research.

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Keynote Speakers

Prof. T. Senjuntichai

Chulalongkorn University, Thailand

Lecture Title: Analytical Methods for Dynamic

Interaction between Foundations and Poroelastic Soils


Prof. R. Lindenbergh

Delft University of Technology, Netherlands

Lecture Title: Laser Scanning for Environmental and

Structural Monitoring


Prof. J. Rungamornrat


Lecture Title: BIE-based Procedure for Analysis of 3D

Linear Fracture Problems


Prof. H. Tanaka

Tohoku University, Japan

Lecture Title: Decadal Morphology Recovery of Estuaries

and Coasts After the 2011 Tohoku Tsunami


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Prof. C. Zhang

Qingdao University of Technology, China

Lecture Title: Are the Control Systems Developed for

Sustainable and Resilient Civil Structures


Prof. C. Mannaerts

The University of Twente, Netherlands

Lecture Title: Use of Near Real Time Earth Observation for

Water Resources and Water & Food Security Early

Warning


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Brief Vitae of Keynote Speakers

Prof. T. Senjuntichai


[email protected]

Prof. T. Senjuntichai obtained his B. Eng. (Civil

Engineering) from Chulalongkorn University in

1988; M. Eng. (Structural Engineering) from Asian

Institute of Technology (AIT) in 1990; and Ph.D.

(Civil Engineering) from The University of

Manitoba, Canada in 1994. He has then joined the

Department of Civil Engineering, Chulalongkorn

University, where he is currently a full-time

professor, and also a Head of Department. He was a Post-Doctoral Associate at

The Department of Civil Engineering, The University of Minnesota, USA from 1997-

1999, and a Professorial Visiting Fellow at The University of New South Wales,

Australia in October 2010. His fields of specialization are in the areas of solid and

structural mechanics. His main research interests include geo-mechanics

problems related to poroelastic materials; nano-mechanics; mechanics of smart

and composite materials; and boundary and finite element analyses. In addition,

he is also Head of “Applied Mechanics and Structures Research Unit” at

Chulalongkorn University.

Prof. Senjuntichai has been constantly involved in professional and scholarly

activities. He has served as a technical consultant to several government and

private sectors for many engineering projects, and a member of academic

committees in various societies. He has active research collaborations with

researchers in other universities both in Thailand and other countries such as

Canada, Japan and Vietnam. He has published over hundred papers in

international refereed journals and conference proceedings, and has served as a

Section Editor-in-Chief in Civil Engineering for ASEAN Engineering Journal since

2013.

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Prof. Roderik C. Lindenbergh

Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands

http://doris.tudelft.nl/~rlindenbergh/

Dr. Roderik C. Lindenbergh works as an Associate

Professor in Laser Scanning at the Department of

Geoscience and Remote Sensing of Delft University

of Technology. Dr. Lindenbergh studied

mathematics at the University of Amsterdam and

for his MSc thesis project on computational group

theory he staid 6 months at RWTH Aachen,

Germany. After working at an internet provider for

half a year, he spent one year at RIACA, the Research Institute for Applications of

Computer Algebra, The Netherlands. He worked 8 months as a researcher at Queen

Mary and Westfield College, London, UK, again on computational group theory,

before he started his PhD project on geometry and topology in 1997 at the

Mathematical Institute of Utrecht University, The Netherlands, where he obtained

his PhD in 2002 on a PhD thesis entitled ‘Limits of Voronoi diagrams ‘. From then

on he is working at the current Dept. of Geoscience and Remote Sensing of TU

Delft, first as a Postdoc, after 2005 as Assistant Professor, and from 2019 as an

Associate Professor.

His main research interests are properties, processing and applications of laser

scan point clouds and digital terrain analysis using satellite images. In 2017 he

was chairing the Laser Scanning workshop at the ISPRS Geospatial Week in

Wuhan, China and he is the 2016-2020 Chair of the ISPRS Working Group II/10

on 3D mapping for environmental and infrastructural monitoring. He is also an

Associate Editor for the ISPRS Journal of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing

and is member of the Editorial Board of the Photogrammetric Record.

From the beginning he is co-organizing the ISPRS Innsbruck Summer School series

of Alpine research, focusing on close range sensing techniques, which saw its

third sold-out, bi-annual edition this year. He was and is supervising about 50 MSc

thesis projects, 10 PhD projects and 5 Postdoc projects. Except research, he likes

teaching and was elected best lecturer 2017 of the Faculty of Civil Engineering

and Geosciences at TU Delft.

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Prof. J. Rungamornrat


www.civil.eng.chula.ac.th/

Dr. Rungamornrat is currently an Associate

Professor in Applied Mechanics and Structures

Research Unit and the Deputy Head of Civil

Engineering Depatment, Faculty of Engineering,

Chulalongkorn University, Thailand. Dr.

Rungamornrat earned the MS degree in Civil

Engineering (2000) and a PhD in Engineering

Mechanics (2004) from the University of Texas at

Austin, Texas. He worked as a Post-Doctoral Fellow in the Institute for

Computational Engineering and Science (ICES) at the University of Texas at Austin

during 2004-2006, and has become a lecturer at Chulalongkorn University since

2006.

Dr. Rungamornrat’s research interests include the development of numerical

techniques (e.g., BIEM, FEM, SBFEM and coupling schemes), computational

fracture mechanics, hydraulic fracture modeling, smart and composite materials,

modeling and analysis of micro- and nano-scale problems, investigations of size-

dependent mechanical response, nonlinear structural mechanics, etc. During the

past twelve years, Dr. Rungamornrat has supervised and co-supervised more than

25 master students, 6 PhD students, and 1 postdoctoral fellow to their completion.

He is also the author and co-author of more than 35 research articles in well-

known journals, 60 research articles in international conference proceedings, and

1 textbook.

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Prof. H. Tanaka

Tohoku University, Japan

https://www.eng.tohoku.ac.jp/english/research

/search/detail.html?uid=fa2c2eadb620b810

d6e56707b7960cd3&lang=en

Prof. H. Tanaka finished his PhD study at Tohoku

University, Japan in 1984. After job experience in

other universities such as Utsunomiya University

(Japan) and Asian Institute of Technology (Bangkok,

Thailand), he was promoted to a full-professor of

Tohoku University in 1996. He was a visiting

researcher at ISVA (Institute of Hydrodynamics and Hydraulic Engineering),

Technical University of Denmark in 1996. In 2019, he was appointed to be a

distinguished professor of Thuyloi University, Vietnam.

His main research interest lies in natural disasters including flood and tsunami

disasters. In addition, he has been involved in research activities related to fluid

mechanics such as turbulent wave-current interacting boundary layers, associated

sediment movement and also resulting morpho-dynamics in costal and estuarine

environments. His study sites are not confined in Japan, but covering various

countries worldwide such as Vietnam, Thailand, Korea, Indonesia, Bangladesh,

Oman and Bolivia.

He served as an editor for the following book and special issue of an international

journal in the field of coastal engineering:

1. “Progress in Hydrodynamics and Morphodynamics of Tidal Inlets: A global

Update”, H. Tanaka and N.C. Kraus (Eds), Coastal Engineering Journal, Special

Issue, Vol.45, No.4, December, 2003.

2. “Tsunamis and Earthquakes in Coastal Environments -Significance and

Restoration-“, V. Santiago-Fandino, H. Tanaka, M. Spiske (Eds), Springer, 2016.

3. “Estuarine hydrodynamics and morphodynamics”, Hitoshi Tanaka and H.

Chanson (Eds), Coastal Engineering Journal, Special Issue, Vol.60, No.4, March,

2018.

In addition, he served as a chairman of IAHR-APD (Asian and Pacific Division,

International Association for Hydro-Environment Engineering and Research) from

2011 to 2014, and also served as a council member of IAHR from 2013 to 2017.

From 2015 to 2017, he was a vice-president of JSCE (Japan Society of Civil

Engineers).

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https://www.eng.tohoku.ac.jp/english/research


Prof. C. Zhang

Qingdao University of Technology, China

http://vc.qut.edu.cn/

Dr. Zhang is the Chair Professor of Civil Engineering at

Qingdao University of Technology (QUT), the Discipline

Leader of First-class Civil Engineering of Shandong

Province, the Foundation Director of Structural

Vibration Control (SVC) group, the Director of Qingdao

Municipal Engineering Research Center for Protective

Structures, and the Director of Qingdao International

Science and Technology Collaboration Center for

Infrastructure Engineering.

Dr. Zhang received the PhD degree of Civil Engineering in 2005 from Harbin

Institute of Technology (HIT). Following the recipient of his PhD degree, Dr. Zhang

worked at HIT as Assistant Professor (2005-2007), Associate Professor (2007-

2010), PhD Supervisor of Engineering Mechanics discipline (2010-2014), Senior

Lecturer at the Western Sydney University (2011-2015).

Dr. Zhang’s research interests include vibration control, health monitoring,

sustainable functional materials and structural system, protective structures etc.

He invented the Gas Blast Simulation facility at HIT, which was the first of its kind

in the world as large scale in-door blast simulator for civil structures. He invented

the electromagnetic driving mass driver control system, which was implemented

to the Canton Tower being the tallest free-standing structure in China. He has

supervised and co-supervised 8 PhD students and 27 master students to their

successful completion. He is the author or co-author of 157 Journal publications,

including 50+ in top SCI journals. He is the owner or inventor of 21 patents,

including US, Japan, European and PCT patents. He has published three

monographs, one text book, five design codes and standards.

Dr. Zhang has won a number of prestigious academic awards, including the

second grade prize for science and technology advance by the State Council of the

People's Republic of China, the first grade prize for science and technology

advance by Shandong Province, other provincial or ministerial level awards

including Guangdong Province, Liaoning Province, Ministry of Education, National

Association for Industry Education and Research, National Association of

Invention, China Society of Civil Engineering, and the Japan Society of Seismic

Isolation etc. He has received the Outstanding Young Scientist of the year 2018

by the Scientific Chinese magazine and the Young Scientist of the year 2017 by

Shandong Province. He is a fellow of the International Society of Engineering Asset

Management, Vice Chairmen of Shandong Association for Young Scientists.

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http://vc.qut.edu.cn/


Prof. C. M. Mannaerts

UTwente – Faculty of Geo-information Sciences & Earth

Observation (ITC)

https://www.itc.nl/ and https://www.utwente.nl/en/

Chris Mannaerts is Associate Professor of

Environmental Satellite Hydrology at the Faculty of Geo-

information Sciences & Earth Observation (ITC) of the

University of Twente (the Netherlands). He holds

engineering MSc degrees in (soil) physical chemistry

(1978), environmental sanitation engineering (1980) and a PhD in agricultural

hydrology (1992) from the University of Ghent (Belgium). Chris combines a vast int’l work experience (1980 – present) in operational project

implementation with education and research, in the fields of soil and water

resources management and environmental pollution control, including

applications of Earth Observation, geo-informatics and environmental monitoring

technologies. He spends large parts of his career (>15-years) in overseas long- and

short term assignments and projects for various clients and funding sources (UN,

FAO, EU, bilateral aid agencies and private companies) in Europe, Africa, Latin

America and Southeast Asia. In Vietnam, he was involved (in the 90’s) in advisory

services for FAO and UNIDO related to watershed management (reservoir

sedimentation and reforestation) and industrial water pollution control. From 2006

to 2008, he also contributed to education curriculum development within the

Dutch – Vietnam int’l cooperation framework for higher education.

His academic education inputs at ITC and multidisciplinary research interests

relate to hydrological remote sensing, combined with the use of biogeochemical

data in water, food & health security studies, with emphasis on climate and human

impacts on water resources and ecosystems. He is involved in int’l networks

related to societal use and open access to earth observation, and has a long track

record in knowledge exchange, research and advisory project services in Africa,

Latin America and Asia. Dr. Mannaerts is still involved and leading several

scientific and technical advisory projects, related to satellite applications for land,

water and ecosystems management. His research interest focuses now strongly

on data quality in the age of big data and massive public information supply. One

current project is lead data quality control of the UN-FAO WAPOR satellite-based

agricultural water productivity database. He’s currently chairman of the

Department of Water Resources of ITC.

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https://www.itc.nl/

https://www.utwente.nl/en/

Plenary & Keynote Chairs

Plenary Chairs

Day 0& Time Plenary Speaker Chairman

25 October

08:15 – 09:00 Prof. J. N. Reddy Prof. C. M. Wang

09:00 – 09:45 Prof. C. M. Wang Prof. K. K. Ang

09:45 – 10:15 Prof. K. K. Ang Prof. J. N. Reddy

13:00 – 13:30 Prof. M. Menenti Prof. C. Mannaerts

26 October

08:00 – 08:30 Prof. J. H. Park Dr. Q. M. Nguyen

08:30 – 09:00 Prof. T. Utsunomiya Prof. C. M. Wang

Keynote Chairs

Day & Time Keynote Speaker Chairman

25 October 13:30 – 14:00 Prof. T. Senjuntichai Prof. K. K. Ang

Prof. R. Lindenbergh Prof. M. Menenti

26 October

09:00 – 09:30 Prof. J. Rungamornrat Prof. T. Senjuntichai

Prof. H. Tanaka Prof. T. Utsunomiya

09:45 – 10:15 Prof. C. Zhang Prof. J. Lee

Prof. C. Mannaert Prof. R. Lindenbergh

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Parallel Session Chairs

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Pro

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Pro

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Program Schedule

The First Day (25 October 2019)

Opening Ceremony (08:00 – 08:15)

Location: Ocean 1 & 2, Vissai Saigon Hotel

Time Title Speaker Affiliation

08:00 − 08:05 Welcome Statement and

Introduction of Guests MC

HCMUT,

VNU-HCM

08:05 − 08:10

Welcome Address by Ho Chi

Minh City University of

Technology, VNU-HCM

The

Rector

HCMUT,

VNU-HCM

08:10 − 08:15 Opening Address The

Chairman

HCMUT,

VNU-HCM

Plenary Session (08:15 – 10:15)


Plenary Session 1A.1

Plenary Chair: Prof. C. M. Wang

08:15 − 09:00

Innovations in Computational

Mechanics for Structural

Design

Prof. J. N.

Reddy

Texas A&M

University,

USA


Plenary Chair: Prof. K. K. Ang

09:00 − 09:45 Floating Solutions for

Challenges facing Humanity

Prof. C. M.

Wang

The University of

Queensland,

Australia


Plenary Chair: Prof. J. N. Reddy

09:45 – 10:15

Research and Development of

New Spaces on the Sea for

Industrial and Recreational

Applications

Prof. K. K.

Ang

National

University of

Singapore,

Singapore

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Five Parallel Sessions (10:30 – 12:00)

Session 1B.1: Structure Session

Location: Ocean 1, Vissai Saigon Hotel

Time ID Title Authors

Session Chair: Prof. T. Utsunomiya

10:30 − 10:45 1155

Energy Simulation and Life

Cycle Cost Analysis for

Designing Energy Efficient

Commercial Buildings in

Pakistan

Najam Us Saqib,

Salman Azhar*

10:45 − 11:00 1023

Study on Two-Directional

Seismic Deterioration of

Tested Steel Columns

Tran Tuan Nam*

11:00 − 11:15 1091

Topology Optimization of Two-

Dimensional Trusses using

Improved Particle Swarm

Optimization

Phirun Hou,

Pruettha Nanakorn*

11:15 − 11:30 1159

Structural Damage Detection

in Space Frames using Modal

Strain Energy Method and

Genetic Algorithm

Quang-Huy Le,

Van-Phuong Huynh,

Minh-Tuan Ha,

Duc-Duy Ho*

11:30 − 11:45 1086

Relationship between the

Intensity and Elastic Module

of Concrete Over Time

Phuc Binh An Nguyen,

Quang Thai Bui,

Thanh Dung Ho*

11:45 − 12:00 1172

Integration between very

Large Floating Structures and

Wave Energy Converters

Huu Phu Nguyen*,

C. M. Wang

Group Photos and Coffee Break (10:15 – 10:30)

Location: Ocean 1 & 2 and the First Floor, Vissai Saigon Hotel

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Session 1B.2: Construction Material Session



Session Chair: Prof. Y. Ogawa

10:30 − 10:45 1018

Influence of Chloride Ion in

Sea Sand on Mechanical

Properties of Fly Ash Concrete

Exposed to Accelerated

Carbonation

Quoc Viet Dang,

Aoi Okada,

Yuko Ogawa,

Kenji Kawai*

10:45 − 11:00 1006

Experimental Study on the

Response of Ultra - High

Performance Fiber Reinforced

Concrete Slabs under Contact

Blast Loading

Ba Danh Le*,

Duy Hoa Pham,

Cong Thang Nguyen,

Duc Linh Ngo,

Thi Thuy Dung Bui

11:00 − 11:15 1017

Investigation on Moisture

Transfer in Mortar after

Exposure to High Temperature

M. Mizoguchi,

T. Kitagawa,

T. Daungwilailuk,

Y. Ogawa,

K. Kawai*

11:15 − 11:30 1035

Strength Development

Properties of Core Specimens

Taken from Structural

Concrete Test Specimens

Prepared All Over Japan

Sachie Sato*,

Yoshihiro Masuda,

Hiroyuki Tanano

11:30 − 11:45 1005

Tensile Behavior of Ultra-High-

Ductile Fiber-Reinforced

Cementless Composites

Huy Hoang Nguyen,

Jeong-Il Choi,

Se-Eon Park,

Bang Yeon Lee*

11:45 − 12:00 1165

Comparative Performances of

Reinforced Beams using

Concrete Made from Crushed

Sand and Fly Ash

Duy Liem Nguyen*,

Minh Thuan Duong,

Van Thuan Nguyen,

Minh Phung Tran

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Session 1B.3: Transportation Session

Location: Ha Long, Vissai Saigon Hotel


Session Chair: Prof. H. T. Duong

10:30 − 10:45 1129

An Exploratory Test of

Communicative Mobility

Management for Promoting

Modal Shift in Ho Chi Minh

City

Hong Tan Van*,

Kiyohisa Terai,

Tetsuo Yai

10:45 − 11:00 1148

Practical Performance of

Magnetostrictive Vibration

Energy Harvester in Highway

Bridge

Tuan Minh Ha*,

Saiji Fukada,

Toshiyuki Ueno,

Duc-Duy Ho

11:00 – 11:15 1174

Optimal Design for Rutting

Resistance of Asphalt

Concrete Pavements by

Experimental Testing and

Finite Element Modelling

Chau Phuong Ngo,

Van Bac Nguyen,

Ngoc Bay Pham,

Thanh Phong Nguyen,

Van Phuc Le*,

Van Hung Nguyen

11:15 − 11:30 1110

Application of Bailey Method

in Determining Aggregate

Gradation in Dense Graded

Asphalt Concrete in Vietnam

Manh Tuan Nguyen*

11:30 − 11:45 1126

Effect of Emulsifier Charge

Type on the Rheology of

Cement Asphalt Mortar for

Fouled Railway Ballast

Stabilization

Tri Ho Minh Le*,

Dae-Wook Park,

Tam Minh Phan,

Koo-Sam Ji

11:45 − 12:00 1185

Evaluating the possible use of

high modulus asphalt

mixtures in flexible

pavements in Vietnam

T. Nhan Phan,

H. T. Tai Nguyen*

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Session 1B.4: Construction Management Session

Location: Hoi An & Nha Trang, Vissai Saigon Hotel


Session Chair: Prof. H. L. Pham

10:30 − 10:45 1163

Progress Report on the

Present Conditions and

Technical Cooperation Related

to Bridge Maintenance

Management in Kingdom of

Bhutan

T. Kameda*,

S. Nii,

K. Takahashi,

K. Wakabayashi,

K. Konno

10:45 − 11:00 1041

Cost and Environmental

Benefit Analysis of Solar -

Panel Installation on Glass

Surfaces to Reduce the Energy

Consumption in High Rise

Buildings

N. Q. Trung*,

L. D. Long,

A. D. Pham,

T. Q. Chau

11:00 − 11:15 1054

Investigating Partnering

Performance in the

Vietnamese Construction

Industry

Khoa Dang Vo,

Sy Tien Do,

Thu Anh Nguyen,

Chau Ngoc Dang*,

Thanh Huy Tran,

Long Le-Hoai

11:15 − 11:30 1090

Management of Buildings

with Semantic and 3D Spatial

Properties by S_EUDM Data

Model

Vu Phan Thanh,

Anh N. G. T*,

Trung Tran Do Quoc

11:30 − 11:45 1094

Review the Vietnamese

Contractor’s Roles in

Implementing the

Prerequisites of LEED v4 BD +

C Project

Duy Hoang Pham*,

Huyn Kyu Shin,

Yong Han Ahn

11:45 − 12:00 1077

Variation Order Management

in Vietnam Construction

Projects

Nam N. N Tran*,

Sy T. Do,

Thu A. Nguyen,

Long H. Le

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Session 1B.5: Geotechnical Session

Location: Saigon, Vissai Saigon Hotel


Session Chair: Prof. H. H. N. Tran

10:30 − 10:45 1107 Application of EPS in the Road

Construction on Soft Grounds

Hirahara Naoyuki,

Le Ba Vinh*,

Satoshi Kobayashi,

To Le Huong

10:45 − 11:00 1019

Performance Analysis of

Axially Loaded Piles by Load

Transfer Method: A Case Study

in Ho Chi Minh City

V. Q. Lai*,

Q. T. Huynh,

T.H. Do,

T.G. Nguyen

11:00 – 11:15 1119

Quality Assessment of Field

Soilcrete Created by Jet

Grouting in the Mekong Delta

Hoang-Hung Tran-Nguyen*,

Nhung Duyen Hong Ly

11:15 − 11:30 1103

Studies on the Effects of Raft

and Piles on Behavior of Piled

Raft Foundations

Le Ba Vinh*,

To Le Huong,

Le Ba Khanh,

Hoang The Thao

11:30 − 11:45 1028

Back Analysis on Deep

Excavation in the Thick Sand

Layer by Hardening Soil Small

Model

Quoc Thien Huynh,

Viet Thai Tran,

Minh Tam Nguyen,

Van Qui Lai*

11:45 − 12:00 1109

Consolidation Behaviors of

Soil Samples of Different Sizes

- A Case Study of Preloading

Without PVD in Ho Chi Minh

City

Nhat Truyen Phu*,

Ba Vinh Le

40

Lunch (12:00 – 13:00)

Location: La Mezzanine Restaurant, M Floor, Vissai Saigon Hotel

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Plenary Session 1C

Plenary Chair: Prof. C. Mannaerts

13:00 − 13:30

Watershed Hydrology and

Cryosphere Processes in High

Mountain Asia: The

Contribution of Earth

Observation

Prof. M.

Menenti

Delft University of

Technology, Delft,

The Netherlands

Keynote Session (13:30 – 14:00)

Keynote Session 1D.1


Keynote Chair: Prof. K. K. Ang

13:30 − 14:00

Analytical Methods for

Dynamic Interaction between

Foundations and Poroelastic

Soils

Prof. T.

Senjuntichai

Chulalongkorn

University,

Thailand

Keynote Session 1D.2


Keynote Chair: Prof. M. Menenti

13:30 − 14:00

Laser Scanning for

Environmental and Structural

Monitoring

Prof. R.

Lindenbergh

Delft University of

Technology, Delft,

The Netherlands

Coffee Break (14:00 – 14:15)

Location: The First Floor, Vissai Saigon Hotel

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Five Parallel Sessions (14:15 − 15:45)

Session 1E.1: Structure Session



Session Chair: Prof. C. Zhang

14:15 − 14:45 1160

Invited Paper:

2020 Expo Luxembourg

Pavilion Dubai, UAE

Sasa Popovic*

14:45 − 15:00 1045

Cyclic Loading Tests of Steel

Pile Filled with Concrete at

Pile Top Subjected to Tensile

Axial Force

Tomoya Saito*,

Toshiharu Hirose,

Yoshihiro Kimura

15:00 − 15:15 1193

Multi-Patch Geometrically

Nonlinear Isogeometric

Analysis of Spatial Beams

with Additive Rotation

Updates

Duy Vo*,

Pruettha Nanakorn,

Tinh Quoc Bui

15:15 − 15:30 1050

Optimal Compensation of

Axial Shortening in Tall

Buildings by Differential

Evolution

Duc-Xuan Nguyen,

Hoang-Anh Pham*

15:30 − 15:45 1121

Experimental Study of

Reinforced Concrete Beams

Strengthened by High-

Strength Fiber Reinforced

Concrete

N. T. Hung,

L. A. Thang*,

K. G. Phat,

P. C. V. Duc

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Session 1E.2: Construction Material Session



Session Chair: Prof. S. Sato

14:15 − 14:30 1021

Lead Adsorption on Cement

Paste at Various pH Values

Controlled by Different

Methods

T. Nishiwaki,

M. Yamasaki,

S. Zhou,

Y. Ogawa,

K. Kawai*

14:30 − 14:45 1093

Effect of Sodium-Silicate

Treatment for Recycled

Concrete Aggregate on Slump

and Compressive Strength of

Concrete

Phuong Trinh Bui*,

Hoang Sang Le,

Phan Phuong Uyen

Nguyen, Thanh Nam Ly,

Ngoc Thanh Nguyen,

Yuko Ogawa,

Kenji Kawai

14:45 − 15:00 1042

Investigation of Mechanical

Properties of Fly Ash/ RFCC

Based Geopolymer Concrete

Tuan Anh Le,

Khoa Tan Nguyen,

Thuy Ninh Nguyen,

Eunseo Kim,

Kihak Lee*

15:00 − 15:15 1171

Chloride Penetration Test of

Concrete Simulating Deicing

Salt Attack

Y. Yoshizumi,

K. Nakarai*,

M. H. Nguyen,

N. Tada,

M. Yamamoto

15:15 − 15:30 1032

Effect of Water-to-Binder Ratio

on Cementing Efficiency

Factor of Fly Ash Regarding

Compressive Strength of

Concrete

Tan Phat Huynh,

Phuong Trinh Bui,

Yuko Ogawa,

Kenji Kawai*

15:30 − 15:45 1066

Evaluate Healing Performance

of Asphalt Mixture Containing

Steel Slag by using Induction

and Microwave Heating

Tam Minh Phan,

Dae-Wook Park*,

Tri Ho Minh Le,

Jun-Sang Park

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Session 1E.3: Architecture Session



Session Chair: Prof. J. H. Park

14:15 − 14:30 1047

Public Park Behavior

Relationship in Danang: An

Impact of Physical

Environment on User’s

Behaviors

Duy Thinh Do*,

Yu Ning Cheng,

Thi Vy Phuong Vo

14:30 − 14:45 1105

Adaptive Building Facades:

Design Methods and Robotic

Fabrication

Su Jung Ji,

Jin-Ho Park*,

Se Jung Jeong,

Yang Sook Jeon

14:45 − 15:00 1070

Urban Appearance in the

Industry 4.0 - In Case of Ho

Chi Minh City

Bao Thu Le Thi*

15:00 − 15:15 1124

The inter-relationships

between LST, NDVI, NDBI in

Remote Sensing to Achieve

Drought Resilience in Ninh

Thuan, Vietnam

Nguyen Quoc Vinh*,

Nguyen Trong Khanh,

Pham Thi Anh

15:15 − 15:30 1099

Identifying and Assessing the

Attractiveness of Public

Spaces for the Youth as a Key

Factor to Help Establish Social

Sustainability - Case Studies

from Hanoi

Quang Minh Nguyen*,

The Trung Doan,

Quynh Hoa Ta,

Manh Tri Nguyen,

Tien Hau Phan,

Ngoc Huyen Chu,

Thi Thanh Hien Pham

15:30 − 15:45 1100

Studies on Household Water

Consumption and Water-

saving Solutions for Four

Cities in the Red River Delta

(Hanoi, Hai Phong, Hai Duong

and Nam Dinh)

Quang Minh Nguyen*

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Session 1E.4: Geotechnical Session



Session Chair: Prof. T. Senjuntichai

14:15 − 14:30 1162

3D-Modeling of Slope Failure

by Using UAV and Laser

Scanner

Y. Nabeshima*,

S. Kusaki,

T. Mori

14:30 − 14:45 1011

Performance Analysis of a

Combination between D-wall

and Secant Pile Wall in

Upgrading the Depth of

Basement by Plaxis 2D: A

Case Study in Ho Chi Minh

City

Van Qui Lai*,

Minh Nhan Le,

Quoc Thien Huynh,

Thanh Hai Do

14:45 − 15:00 1058

Effects of SPT Numbers on

Liquefaction Potential

Assessment of Fine Soil

Tham Hong Duong*

15:00 − 15:15 1073

Uncertainties in Problem of

Ground Improvement using

Prefabricated Vertical Drains

(PVD) and Seeking a Cost

Effective Design Applying

Monte Carlo Sampling

Kim Truc Do Thi,

Tham Hong Duong*

15:15 − 15:30 1084

Determination of Unloading –

Reloading Modulus and

Exponent Parameters (m) for

Hardening Soil Model of Soft

Soil in Ho Chi Minh City

Trung Ngo Duc*,

Phan Vo,

Thanh Tran Thi

15:30 − 15:45 1108

Experimental Studies on the

Improvement of Soft Soils by

Cement in Vinh Long City

Quang Vinh Pham,

Nhat Truyen Phu*,

Ba Vinh Le,

Dinh Uy Vo

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Session 1E.5: Remote Sensing Session



Session Chair: Prof. R. Lindenbergh

14:15 − 14:30 1135

Monitoring the Spatio-

Temporal Changes of Can Gio

Mangrove Forest using

Google Earth Engine

Vu Hoang Dinh Phuc,

Dao Nguyen Khoi*

14:30 − 14:45 1022

Accuracy Assessment of 3D

Point Clouds Collected By a

Low Cost UAV- Based Laser

Scanner System

Cong Bang Van Dang,

Kazuyoshi Takahashi,

Anh Thu Thi Phan*

14:45 − 15:00 1134

Estimating Values of the Can

Gio Mangrove Ecosystem

Services using Remote

Sensing

Nguyen Hoang Yen,

Dao Nguyen Khoi*

15:00 − 15:15 1015

Generating Cadastral Map

Products On 1:2000 Scale

Using Images Captured by The

Trimble Ux5 Hp Unmanned

Aircraft System in Cho Moi

Town, Cho Moi District, An

Giang Province

Anh Viet Vu Le,

Anh Thu Thi Phan*

15:15 − 15:30 1062 Storage Tank Inspection

Based Laser Scanning

L. Truong-Hong*,

R. Lindenbergh,

P. Fisk

15:30 − 15:45 1027

Applying Water Footprint

Model to Estimate Water

Requirements of Rice Crops

Vu Hien Phan*,

Anh Tuan Nguyen

Short Break (15:45 – 15:50)

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Five Parallel Sessions (15:50 − 17:35)

Session 1F.1: Structure Session



Session Chair: Prof. C. Zhang

15:50 − 16:05 1138

Case Study on Field

Application of Structural

Strengthening Technique with

Fire-Protection to a

Commercial Building

L. X. Binh, V. N. Linh,

D. X. Quy, H. V. Quan ,

H. V. Tuan, W. K. Ong*

16:05 − 16:20 1069

Damage Detection in Plates

with Different Boundary

Conditions using Improved

Modal Strain Energy Method

Thanh-Cao Le,

Tan-Thinh Nguyen,

Thanh-Canh Huynh,

Duc-Duy Ho*

16:20 − 16:35 1067

Experimental and Numerical

Modal Analysis of Cabinet

Facility considering the

Connection Nonlinearity

Thanh-Tuan Tran*,

Anh-Tuan Cao,

Kashif Salman,

Phu-Cuong Nguyen,

Dookie Kim

16:35 − 16:50 1153

The Reduction of Vibration of

Multiple Tuned Mass Dampers

in Continuous Beam Traversed

by Moving Loads

Trong Phuoc Nguyen*,

Duy Thoai Vo

16:50 − 17:05 1154

Dynamic Analysis of Beams on

Nonlinear Foundation

considering the Mass of

Foundation to Moving

Oscillator

Trong Phuoc Nguyen*,

Minh Thi Ha

17:05 − 17:20 1024 Nonlinear Inelastic Analysis

for Steel Frames

Phu-Cuong Nguyen*,

Qui X. Lieu, Tran-Trung

Nguyen, Trong-Nghia

Nguyen, Minh-Hoang Le,

Ngoc-Tuan Tran

17:20 − 17:35 1030

Vibration-based Damage

Identification of Steel

Moment-resisting Frames

Luc-Hoang-Hiep Nguyen,

Duc-Duy Ho*

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Session 1F.2: Construction Material Session



Session Chair: Dr. H. D. Q. Phan

15:50 − 16:05 1033

Influence of Molar

Concentration of Sodium

Hydroxide Solution on High

Temperature Resistance of

Geopolymer Paste

T. Azeyanagi,

A. Saludung,

Y. Ogawa,

K. Kawai*

16:05 − 16:20 1046

Investigation of the Influence

of Residue Fluid Catalytic

Cracking (FCC) on Properties

of Autoclaved Aerated

Concrete

Anh Tuan Le,

Khoa V. A. Pham,

Ninh Thuy Nguyen,

Chorong Lee,

Kihak Lee*

16:20 − 16:35 1117

Investigation of Compressive

Behaviors of Geofoams made

in Vietnam

Hoang-Hung Tran-

Nguyen*,

Vinh Phuoc Phan

16:35 − 16:50 1037

Air Permeability of Precast

Concrete Box Culvert Applying

Steam Curing Condition

May Huu Nguyen,

Kenichiro Nakarai*,

Saeko Kajita

16:50 − 17:05 1195

Evaluating the Effect of Steel

Fibers on Some Mechanical

Properties of Ultra-High

Performance Concrete

Cong Thang Nguyen,

Huu Hanh Pham,

Van Tuan Nguyen*,

Sy Dong Pham,

Viet Hung Cu

17:05 − 17:20 1196

Lightweight Concrete Using

Lightweight Aggregates from

Construction and Demolition

Wastes – Production and

Properties

Hung Phong Nguyen*,

Ngoc Lan Le,

Cong Thang Nguyen,

Van Tuan Nguyen,

Tuan Trung Nguyen,

Nguyen Xuan Hien

17:20 − 17:35 1087

Effect of Fly Ash and Alkaline

Solution on Rheology of Foam

Concrete

Tuan Anh Le*,

Thuy Ninh Nguyen,

Hyugmoon Kwon

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Session 1F.3: Structure and Architecture Sessions



Session Chair: Dr. Q. M. Nguyen

15:50 − 16:05 1173

Validation of Simulated

Behavior of Blast Loaded

Reinforced Concrete Columns

Retrofitted with Tyfo®

Fibrwrap System Through

Experiments

J. Quek*,

C. L. Liu,

J. V. P. Musngi,

P. B. Malalasekara

16:05 − 16:20 1175 Transverse Galloping Analysis

of a Sculptural Column

Cung Huy Nguyen*,

Tai Dinh Truong,

Kha Dinh Nguyen,

Hai Van Luong

16:20 − 16:35 1106

Assessment of Roof

Architecture of Street Houses

in Some Central Districts of Ho

Chi Minh City

Le Thi Hong Na*,

Nguyen Dang Hoang Nhat

Truong

16:35 − 16:50 1183

Investigating the crack

velocity in ultra-high-

performance fiber-reinforced

concrete at high strain rates

Tri Thuong Ngo*,

Duy Liem Nguyen,

Ngoc Thanh Tran

16:50 − 17:05 1170

An Analysis of Green Building

Certification Systems in

Vietnam

Le Thi Hong Na*,

Dang Nguyen Hong Anh

17:05 − 17:20 1104

Architectural Design

Explorations using Industrial

Robotic Arm

Seung Beom Park,

Jin-Ho Park ̽,

You Jin Park,

Tuan Anh Nguyen Vu

17:20 − 17:35 1184

Hanoi Old Quarter with its

Historic Tube House transition

in the Vietnam context

Minh Hung Ngo*

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Session 1F.4: Structure Session



Session Chair: Mr. W. Wong

15:50 − 16:05 1043

Application of Modified D-

Value Method Considering

Plastic Strain Hardening

Effect to Prediction of

Structural Mechanics of Steel

Moment Resisting Frames

with New Column Support

System

Naoki Tamura*,

Sachi Furukawa,

Yoshihiro Kimura

16:05 − 16:20 1198

Postbuckling Isogeometric

Analysis of Functionally

Graded Carbon Nanotube-

Reinforced Composite Shells

under Combined Loading

Tan N. Nguyen,

Pham Toan Thang,

Dieu Thanh Thi Do,

Seunghye Lee,

Jaehong Lee*

16:20 − 16:35 1122

Updating the Reliability of

Aging Miter Gates in the

Presence of Corrosion and

Fatigue

Van Thuong Dang*,

Anh Quang Mai,

Pablo. G. Morato,

Philippe Rigo

16:35 − 16:50 1057

A Proposed Method for

Inspecting and Predicting the

Seismic Vulnerability of Dam

Structures in Korea

Anh-Tuan Cao*,

Thanh-Tuan Tran,

Tahmina Tasnim Nahar,

Dookie Kim

16:50 − 17:05 1025 Simulation of Concrete-Filled

Steel Box Columns

Duc-Duy Pham,

Phu-Cuong Nguyen*,

Duy-Liem Nguyen,

Hoang-An Le

17:05 − 17:20 1044

Elastic Buckling Load of

Continuous Braced H-Shaped

Beams with Fork Restraint

Yui Sato*,

Yoshihiro Kimura

17:20 − 17:35 1029

The Impacts of Different

Structural Design Alternatives

on the Embodied Carbon

Emissions of Flat Plate

Buildings

Tran Mai Kim Hoang Trinh,

Sanaul Chowdhury*,

Jeung-Hwan Doh,

Cai Shunyao

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Session 1F.5: Remote Sensing and Structure Sessions



Session Chair: Prof. C. Mannaerts

15:50 − 16:05 1180

Assessment of

Evapotranspiration-Based

Indices in Response to

Drought Conditions: Case in

Southern China in 2013

L. Jia*,

P. Li,

M. Jiang,

J. Lu,

C. L. Zheng,

G. C. Hu,

M. Menenti

16:05 − 16:20 1142

Rice Crop Monitoring in the

Mekong Delta, Vietnam using

Multi-Temporal Sentinel-1

Data with C-Band

Hoang Phi Phung*,

Lam Dao Nguyen

16:20 − 16:35 1053

Finite Element Analysis of a

Deep Excavation Adjacent to

the Ben Thanh – Suoi Tien

Metro Tunnels

Le Ba Vinh,

Ngoc Trieu Hoang*,

Hoang The Thao,

Hoang Long Hai

16:35 − 16:50 1167

Analysis of the Relationship

Between the Deflection

Pattern of a Floating Plate

Induced by Moving Load and

the Material Angle by Using

the BEM-MEM Method

Xuan Vu Nguyen,

Van Hai Luong*,

Tan Ngoc Than Cao,

Minh Thi Tran

16:50 − 17:05 1095

Modeling of Reinforced

Concrete Beam Retrofitted

with Fiber Reinforced Polymer

Composite by using ANSYS

Software

Khong Trong Toan,

Tran Quoc Tinh,

Do Van Trinh*

17:05 − 17:20 1096

Shear Resistance Behaviors of

a Newly Puzzle Shape of Crest

Bond Rib Shear Connector: A

FEM Modeling Study to

Compare with the Previous

Experimental

Khong Trong Toan,

Tran Quoc Tinh,

Do Van Trinh*

52

Gala Dinner (18:00 – 22:00)

Location : Indochina Junk Dinner on Cruise - Saigon River

5 Nguyen Tat Thanh, District 4, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

18:00 : Pick up at the main lobby of Vissai Saigon Hotel, travel by shuttle

bus to Bach Dang harbor

19:00 : Welcome guests on Boat. Gala dinner, performance music & dances

19:45 : Depart Cruise along Saigon river

21:20 : Dropping the guests off at Bach Dang harbor. Transfer back to

Vissai Saigon Hotel by shuttle bus

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54

The Second Day (26 October 2019)





Plenary Chair: Dr. Q. M. Nguyen

08:00 – 08:30

Formal Techniques for

Emergent Architectural

Designs

Prof. J. H.

Park

Inha University,

Incheon, South

Korea


Plenary Chair: Prof. C. M. Wang

08:30 – 09:00

Floating Offshore Wind

Turbines in Goto Islands,

Nagasaki, Japan

Prof. T.

Utsunomiya

Kyushu

University, Japan


Keynote Session 2B.1


Keynote Chair: Prof. T. Senjuntichai

09:00 – 09:30

BIE-Based Procedure for

Analysis of 3D Linear Fracture

Problems

Prof. J.

Rungamornrat

Chulalongkorn

University,

Thailand



Keynote Chair: Prof. T. Utsunomiya

09:00 – 09:30

Decadal Morphological

Recovery of Estuaries and

Coasts after the 2011 Tohoku

Tsunami

Prof. H.

Tanaka

Tohoku

University, Japan

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Coffee Break (09:30 – 09:45)

Location: The First Floor, Vissai Saigon Hotel





Keynote Chair: Prof. J. Lee

09:45 – 10:15

Are the Control Systems

Developed for Sustainable

and Resilient Civil Structures

Prof. C.

Zhang

Qingdao University

of Technology,

Qingdao, China



Keynote Chair: Prof. R. Lindenbergh

09:45 – 10:15

Use of Near Real Time Earth

Observation for Water

Resources and Water and

Food Security Early Warning

Prof. C.

Mannaerts

The University of

Twente,

Netherlands

56

Five Parallel Sessions (10:15 – 11:45)

Session 2C.1: Structure Session



Session Chair: Prof. P. Nanakorn

10:15 − 10:30 1111

Two-Dimensional Truss

Topology Design by

Reinforcement Learning

S. Sahachaisaree*,

P. Sae-ma,

P. Nanakorn

10:30 − 10:45 1101

Calibrating the KandC

Material Model for Fiber

Reinforced Concrete

Structures

Duc-Kien Thai*,

Duy-Duan Nguyen

10:45 − 11:00 1026

Analyze Shear Strain of

Inhomogeneous Soil

considering Interaction

between SFRC Foundation

and Soil

Tran-Trung Nguyen,

Phu-Cuong Nguyen*,

Trong-Nghia Nguyen,

Qui X. Lieu,

Phong Thanh Nguyen,

Ngoc-Tuan Tran

11:00 − 11:15 1166

A Multi-Layer Moving Plate

Method for Dynamic Analysis

of Multi-Layer Connected

Plate Resting on a Pasternak

Foundation Subjected to

Moving Load

Tan Ngoc Than Cao,

Van Hai Luong*,

Xuan Vu Nguyen,

Minh Thi Tran

11:15 − 11:30 1203

Test of a Full-Scale Two-Story

Steel X-BRBF: Strong-Axis

Instability of Buckling

Restrained Brace Associated

with Out of-Plane Bending of

Gusset Connection

Dinh-Hai Pham*,

Chung-Che Chou

11:30 − 11:45 1004

Optimization of Steel Panel

Damper Design for Seismic

Moment Frames

Keh-Chyuan Tsai*,

Chu-Hung Chang

11:45 − 12:00 1061

Application of Vibro

Techniques to Improve

Complex Ground under Large

Loading

H. Q. Le*,

T. S. Bui,

N. Q. Lam

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Session 2C.2: Structure Session



Session Chair: Prof. A. S. Usmani

10:15 − 10:30 1201 Changi Jewel Dome – Design

and Construction Challenges

Z. X. Cong*,

C. T. Tran

10:30 − 10:45 1191 Safety of Structures in Fire Asif S. Usmani*

10:45 − 11:00 1048

Effect of Indentation Strain

Rate on Plastic Properties in

SS400 Steel Weld Zone

Ngoc-Vinh Nguyen,

Thai-Hoan Pham*

11:00 − 11:15 1178

Using Deterministic Approach

to Predict Compressive

Strength of High-Performance

Fiber-Reinforced Concretes

under Different Sizes

Duy-Liem Nguyen*,

Phu-Cuong Nguyen,

Ngoc-Thanh Tran,

Tri-Thuong Ngo

11:15 − 11:30 1176

Stochastic Modelling for

Service Life Prediction of

Underground Tunnels

Subjected to Water Ingress

Hassan Baji*,

Hamid Reza Ronagh

11:30 − 11:45 1092

A Study on Strain Contour

Plots and Crack Development

for Reinforcement Concrete

Beams Based on the

Application of DIC Technique

Anh Thang Le*,

H. T. Tai Nguyen,

N. T. Hung,

Quy Duc Le

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Session 2C.3: Structure and Construction Material Sessions



Session Chair: Prof. J. Lee

10:15 − 10:30 1189

Structural Damage Detection

using Model Order Reduction

and Two-Stage Method

Qui X. Lieu,

Phu-Cuong Nguyen,

Seunghye Lee,

Jaehong Lee**,

Van Hai Luong*

10:30 − 10:45 1202

Evaluation of Factors of

Asphalt Influencing the

Dynamic Modulus of Dense

Asphalt Concrete in Viet Nam

Hai Nhu Nguyen,

Tuan Anh Le,

Hai Viet Vo*,

Hoang Minh Tran

10:45 − 11:00 1181

Effects of Fiber Type and

Volume Fraction on Fracture

Properties of Ultra-High-

Performance Fiber-Reinforced

Concrete

Ngoc Thanh Tran*,

Tri Thuong Ngo,

Duy Liem Nguyen

11:00 − 11:15 1168

Experimental Modelling of

Self-Excited Responses of a

Square Cylinder in Smooth

Wind Flow

Cung Huy Nguyen*,

Van Tan Vu,

Khang Thanh Huong

11:15 − 11:30 1194

Adiabatic Temperature Rise

and Thermal Analysis of High-

Performance Concrete Bridge

Elements

Tu Anh Do*,

Tuyet Thi Hoang,

Thanh Xuan Vu,

Tam Duc Tran,

Thuan Huu Nguyen,

Thanh Tien Bui

11:30 − 11:45 1199

Possibility of using High

Volume Fly Ash to Produce

Low Cement Ultra High

Performance Concrete

Sy Dong Pham,

Van Tuan Nguyen*,

Trung Thanh Le,

Cong Thang Nguyen

11:45 − 12:00 1192

The Application of Basalt

Fiber Fabric to Reinforce the

Structures in the Construction

Industry

Ngoc Quyen Nguyen Thi*

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Session 2C.4: Structure and Construction Management Sessions



Session Chair: Prof. T. P. Nguyen

10:15 − 10:30 1190

Evaluation of Response

Variability of Euler–Bernoulli

Beam Resting on Foundation

due to Randomness in Elastic

Modulus

Ta Duy Hien*,

Phu-Cuong Nguyen

10:30 − 10:45 1034

Quantitative Structuring for

the Strategy Map of Coastal

Urban Projects using a Hybrid

Approach of Fuzzy Logic and

DEMATEL

Truc Thi Minh Huynh*,

Duc-Hoc Tran,

Anh-Duc Pham,

Long Le-Hoai

10:45 − 11:00 1055

Application of Information

and Communication

Technology in Construction

Companies in Vietnam

Khoa Dang Vo,

Chau Ngoc Dang*,

Chau Van Nguyen,

Hiep Trong Hoang,

An Thanh Nguyen,

Quan Khac Nguyen,

Long Le Hoai

11:00 − 11:15 1064

Apply System Dynamic in

Resolving the Dispute of Time

Delay in Vietnam Construction

Project

H. L. Pham*,

N. T. Le

11:15 − 11:30 1141

Development of Africa Wild

Dog Optimization Algorithm

for Optimize Freight

Coordination for Decreasing

Greenhouse Gases

Pham Vu Hong Son,

Tran Trong Khoi*

11:30 − 11:45 1002

The Factor Influence to

Integrating Knowledge

Management and BIM in

Construction Consulting Firms

P. N. Vu*,

L. T. Vu

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Session 2C.5: Structure and Architecture Sessions



Session Chair: Prof. A. Salman

10:15 − 10:30 1177

Free Vibration Analysis of FG

Sandwich Plates on Elastic

Foundation using a Refined

Quasi-3D Inverse Sinusoidal

Shear Deformation Theory

Tan-Van Vu*,

Ngoc-Hung Nguyen,

Tan-Tai Huynh Nguyen,

Canh-Tuan Nguyen,

Quang-Hung Truong,

Ut-Kien Van Tang

10:30 − 10:45 1065

Vibration Analysis in

Designing Post-tensioned

Slabs

Ha Thu Tran*,

Hung Manh Tran

10:45 − 11:00 1188

Studying Wind Flow-Field

around a Triangular Building

by CFD and Wind Tunnel

Do N. Ngo*,

Y Q. Nguyen,

Anh T. Tran,

Hien T. Le

11:00 − 11:15 1071

Decision Scaling Approach to

Assess Climate Change

Impacts on Water Shortage

Situation in the Ba River

Basin – Vietnam

V. T. V. Anh*,

N. Thong,

T. Thuc,

P. T. T. Duong

11:15 − 11:30 1088

A Proposed Model for

Predicting the Risks of

Contamination Intrusion in

Water Distribution System

Thi Minh Lanh Pham*,

Quang Truong Nguyen

11:30 − 11:45 1186

Evaluation of Spatial Planning

Solutions in terms of Urban

Water Management using the

Multi-Criteria Method

Tong Ngoc Tu*,

Nguyen Viet Phuong

Closing Ceremony (11:45 – 12:00)


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Lunch (12:00 – 13:00)

Location: La Mezzanine Restaurant, M Floor, Vissai Saigon Hotel

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Field Trip (13:00 – 20:00)

Location : Mekong Delta at My Tho City, Tien Giang Province (70 km from HCM

City)

13:00 : Pick up at the main lobby of Vissai Saigon Hotel, travel by shuttle

bus to My Tho City

14:45 : Arrive at My Tho City and board a wooden motor boat to Unicorn

Island. Pass through natural creeks and quiet villages, see an

interesting fishermen's port, floating houses, and enjoy tropical fruits

16:00 : Experience sampan boat along small canals, visit a bee farm and

listen to the folk music

17:00 : Visit a coconut village where people make candy and handcrafted

items from coconuts

18:00 : Depart to Vissai Saigon Hotel, Ho Chi Minh City by shuttle bus

20:00 : Arrive at Vissai Saigon Hotel (estimated time, depending on traffic

conditions)

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