Abdualmtalab Ali
Program: PhD, 2017-2020; Thesis title: Modeling of asphalt pavement performance indices in different climate regions using soft computing techniques
Abdualmtalab (Mutalab) Ali is a Ph.D. student at the Memorial University. Mutalab is currently involved in two research projects. He has been conducting pavement distress survey in the City of St. John’s to classify, rank and compile state of the art solutions for these distresses. In addition, he has been working on understanding the root causes of ruts in NL roads and how they can be mitigated. Mutalab holds a Master’s degree in Civil and Environment engineering from the University of Le Havre in France. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering majored in Transportation and Survey Engineering.
Educations
- Ph.D. (Transportation Engineering), Memorial University, Canada
- Master’s (Civil Engineering), University of Le Havre, France
- B. Sc. Eng. (Civil Engineering), Almrgheb University, Libya
Honours/Awards
- The Libyan North American Scholarship
Research Interests
- Pavement materials, performance modeling, pavement management
Publications
Conference Papers
- Ali, A., Hossain, K., Dhasmana, H., Safiuddin, M., Bazan, C., and Hussein, A. (2018). Field Inspection and Classification of Pavement Distresses of St. John’s City in Newfoundland Canada. 7th International Materials Specialty Conference, Canadian Society for Civil Engineering. Accepted.
- Ali, A., Hossain, K., Swarana, S., Hussein, A., Dhasmana, H. (2018). Development of PCI and IRI models for road networks in the City of St. John’s, Newfoundland Canada. American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) International Conference on Highway Pavements and Airfield Technology. Chicago, Illinois, USA. Accepted.