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Rupesh Mahat is a graduate student at Arkansas State University, focusing his research on infrastructure projects and their associated challenges. His work investigates the causes of cost overruns in infrastructure development, aiming to identify primary factors that contribute to budget discrepancies. Mahat also studies the susceptibility of construction materials to environmental factors, specifically examining the moisture susceptibility of aggregate and asphalt binders, a critical aspect for the longevity of roadways. His research further extends to geological assessments, including the liquefaction potential in regions like Northeast Arkansas, which is vital for understanding seismic risks and informing construction practices in earthquake-prone areas. Mahat has co-authored publications with Fares Tarhuni and Khaja Sameer Sadat, both from Arkansas State University, contributing to the body of knowledge in civil engineering and materials science.
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- Publications: 3
- Citations: 3
Selected Publications
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Moisture Susceptibility Assessment of Aggregate and Asphalt Binders (2025)
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The frequency and significance of the primary cause of cost overruns in infrastructure projects (2024)
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Liquefaction Assessment of Northeast Arkansas, USA (2024)
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Turbo-Roundabouts as a Tool for Enhancing Urban Efficiency and Safety: A Case Study (2023)
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- Liquefaction Assessment of Northeast Arkansas, USA
- Moisture Susceptibility Assessment of Aggregate and Asphalt Binders
- The frequency and significance of the primary cause of cost overruns in infrastructure projects
- Moisture Susceptibility Assessment of Aggregate and Asphalt Binders
- Moisture Susceptibility Assessment of Aggregate and Asphalt Binders
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