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Mohammadyar Rahimi's research focuses on geophysical methods for characterizing subsurface conditions and improving soil mechanics. He has investigated the use of geophysical techniques for imaging subsurface voids of various sizes and depths, and developed multi-method geophysical approaches for complex shallow landslide characterization. Rahimi has also studied methods to improve bearing capacity, including the use of soil-filled post-consumer PET bottles and geocell-reinforced beds anchored with additional vertical elements. His work addresses challenges in detecting geological features, such as thin clay layers under levees, using electrical resistivity tomography. Rahimi collaborates with researchers at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including Clinton M. Wood and Kevin M. Befus, with whom he has multiple shared publications. His work has resulted in 23 publications and 388 citations, with an h-index of 8.
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- h-index: 8
- Publications: 21
- Citations: 348
Selected Publications
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Integration of ERT and Geotechnical Investigation for River Restoration: A Case Study of Dam Removal Site Characterization (2026)
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Seeing Below the Surface: Electrical Geophysics Applications in Dam Safety (2025)
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A Multi-method Geophysical Approach for Complex Shallow Landslide Characterization (2025)
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Challenges of 2D electrical resistivity tomography for detecting thin clay layers under levees: A case study of Melvin price reach of the wood river levee on the Mississippi river (2025)
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Investigating Seepage through Earthen Dams Using Electrical Resistivity Tomography: Case Studies from Hindsville Lake Dam and Elmdale Lake Dam, Arkansas (2025)
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A comparative study of using geophysical methods for imaging subsurface voids of various sizes and at different depths (2024)
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Estimation of Sediment Depth for a Dam Removal Project Using Combined Underwater and Land Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERT) (2024)
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Shallow three‐dimensional shear wave velocity model for the Mexico City Basin (2024)
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Geocell-reinforced bed anchored with additional vertical elements under repeated loading (2023)
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- A comparative study of using geophysical methods for imaging subsurface voids of various sizes and at different depths
- A Multi-method Geophysical Approach for Complex Shallow Landslide Characterization
- Investigating Seepage through Earthen Dams Using Electrical Resistivity Tomography: Case Studies from Hindsville Lake Dam and Elmdale Lake Dam, Arkansas
- Challenges of 2D electrical resistivity tomography for detecting thin clay layers under levees: A case study of Melvin price reach of the wood river levee on the Mississippi river
- Shallow three‐dimensional shear wave velocity model for the Mexico City Basin
Showing 5 of 11 shared publications
- Investigating Seepage through Earthen Dams Using Electrical Resistivity Tomography: Case Studies from Hindsville Lake Dam and Elmdale Lake Dam, Arkansas
- Challenges of 2D electrical resistivity tomography for detecting thin clay layers under levees: A case study of Melvin price reach of the wood river levee on the Mississippi river
- Estimation of Sediment Depth for a Dam Removal Project Using Combined Underwater and Land Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERT)
- Challenges Associated with Electrical Resistivity Tomography for Detecting Thin Clay Layers Under Levees: A Case Study of Melvin Price Reach of the Wood River Levee on the Mississippi River, USA
- Seeing Below the Surface: Electrical Geophysics Applications in Dam Safety
Showing 5 of 6 shared publications
- Bearing capacity improvement using soil-filled post-consumer PET bottles
- Experimental Investigation of the Behavior of Soil Reinforced with Used PET Bottles
- Geocell-reinforced bed anchored with additional vertical elements under repeated loading
- Response of a model footing reinforced by novel three-dimensional elements
- A Multi-method Geophysical Approach for Complex Shallow Landslide Characterization
- Challenges of 2D electrical resistivity tomography for detecting thin clay layers under levees: A case study of Melvin price reach of the wood river levee on the Mississippi river
- Shallow three‐dimensional shear wave velocity model for the Mexico City Basin
- Challenges Associated with Electrical Resistivity Tomography for Detecting Thin Clay Layers Under Levees: A Case Study of Melvin Price Reach of the Wood River Levee on the Mississippi River, USA
- Bearing capacity improvement using soil-filled post-consumer PET bottles
- Geocell-reinforced bed anchored with additional vertical elements under repeated loading
- Response of a model footing reinforced by novel three-dimensional elements
- A comparative study of using geophysical methods for imaging subsurface voids of various sizes and at different depths
- A Comparative Study of Using Geophysical Methods for Imaging Subsurface Voids of Various Sizes and at Different Depths
- Non-reciprocity and asymmetric elasticity in twisting chiral metamaterials
- Aperiodic ordered lattices with semi Re-entrant einstein monotile
- A Multi-method Geophysical Approach for Complex Shallow Landslide Characterization
- Integration of ERT and Geotechnical Investigation for River Restoration: A Case Study of Dam Removal Site Characterization
- Bearing capacity improvement using soil-filled post-consumer PET bottles
- Response of a model footing reinforced by novel three-dimensional elements
- Experimental Investigation of the Behavior of Soil Reinforced with Used PET Bottles
- Experimental Investigation of the Behavior of Soil Reinforced with Used PET Bottles
- Geocell-reinforced bed anchored with additional vertical elements under repeated loading
- Geocell-reinforced bed anchored with additional vertical elements under repeated loading
- Geocell-reinforced bed anchored with additional vertical elements under repeated loading
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