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Julia I. Loshelder Data-verified
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Assistant Professor
faculty
3 h-index
9 pubs
21 cited
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Biography and Research Information
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Julia I. Loshelder's research focuses on geotechnical engineering and soil science, with a particular emphasis on the properties and behavior of clays and soil moisture content. Her work investigates methods to improve the geotechnical properties of soils, such as remoulded quick clay, through the addition of recycled salt mixtures and biochar, aiming to enhance shear strength and other characteristics. Loshelder also studies the prediction and measurement of soil moisture content using spectral reflectance in the visible, near-infrared, and short-wave infrared light spectrum, as well as through the use of filter paper and cobalt chloride. Her publications include comparisons of compaction energy methods and analyses of sensitive clays from landslide sites using dielectric spectroscopy and X-ray diffraction. She collaborates with Ana Laura Errigo Chanis at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.
Metrics
- h-index: 3
- Publications: 9
- Citations: 21
Selected Publications
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Analysis of sensitive clays from the Gjerdrum landslide in Norway: Dielectric spectroscopy with modeled TEM IP-responses, and x-ray diffraction analysis (2025)
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Improvement of the geotechnical properties of remoulded quick clay with recycled salt mixtures (2025)
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Soil Moisture Content from Spectral Reflectance Using Visible, Near-Infrared, and Short-Wave Infrared Light (2023)
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Prediction of Soil Moisture Content through Photographs of Cobalt Chloride Filter Paper in Contact with Soil Specimens (2023)
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Proctor and Harvard Miniature Compaction Energy Comparison (2022)
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Soil Water Content from Reflectance of Filter Paper (2022)
Collaboration Network
Top Collaborators
Richard A. Coffman
University of Arkansas at Fayetteville (US)
4 shared publications
- Soil Moisture Content from Spectral Reflectance Using Visible, Near-Infrared, and Short-Wave Infrared Light
- Proctor and Harvard Miniature Compaction Energy Comparison
- Soil Water Content from Reflectance of Filter Paper
- Prediction of Soil Moisture Content through Photographs of Cobalt Chloride Filter Paper in Contact with Soil Specimens
E.W. Ånes
Metropolitan University (BD)
2 shared publications
- Improvement of the geotechnical properties of remoulded quick clay with recycled salt mixtures
- Improving the remoulded shear strength of a quick clay using biochar
Stefan Ritter
Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NO)
2 shared publications
- Improvement of the geotechnical properties of remoulded quick clay with recycled salt mixtures
- Improving the remoulded shear strength of a quick clay using biochar
Ana Laura Errigo Chanis
University of Arkansas at Fayetteville
1 shared publication
In database
- Proctor and Harvard Miniature Compaction Energy Comparison
Sølve Hov
1 shared publication
- Improving the remoulded shear strength of a quick clay using biochar
Priscilla Paniagua
1 shared publication
- Improving the remoulded shear strength of a quick clay using biochar
Ingrid Peikli
Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NO)
1 shared publication
- Improvement of the geotechnical properties of remoulded quick clay with recycled salt mixtures
Simen Bergan
Asahi University (JP)
1 shared publication
- Improvement of the geotechnical properties of remoulded quick clay with recycled salt mixtures
Gudny Okkenhaug
Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NO)
1 shared publication
- Improvement of the geotechnical properties of remoulded quick clay with recycled salt mixtures
R. Skartlien
Institute for Energy Technology (NO)
1 shared publication
- Analysis of sensitive clays from the Gjerdrum landslide in Norway: Dielectric spectroscopy with modeled TEM IP-responses, and x-ray diffraction analysis
Erlend Finden
University Graduate Center (NO)
1 shared publication
- Analysis of sensitive clays from the Gjerdrum landslide in Norway: Dielectric spectroscopy with modeled TEM IP-responses, and x-ray diffraction analysis
Kenneth D. Knudsen
Institute for Energy Technology (NO)
1 shared publication
- Analysis of sensitive clays from the Gjerdrum landslide in Norway: Dielectric spectroscopy with modeled TEM IP-responses, and x-ray diffraction analysis
Thi Minh Hue Le
Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NO)
1 shared publication
- Analysis of sensitive clays from the Gjerdrum landslide in Norway: Dielectric spectroscopy with modeled TEM IP-responses, and x-ray diffraction analysis
Saman Tavakoli
Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NO)
1 shared publication
- Analysis of sensitive clays from the Gjerdrum landslide in Norway: Dielectric spectroscopy with modeled TEM IP-responses, and x-ray diffraction analysis
Svein‐Erik Hamran
University Graduate Center (NO)
1 shared publication
- Analysis of sensitive clays from the Gjerdrum landslide in Norway: Dielectric spectroscopy with modeled TEM IP-responses, and x-ray diffraction analysis
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