Jeffrey Erochko
Associate Professor in Structural Engineering
| Degrees: | B.A.Sc. Engineering Science, Ph.D. Civil Engineering (Toronto) |
| Phone: | 613-520-2600 x 3235 |
| Email: | Jeffrey.Erochko@carleton.ca |
| Office: | 3368 C.J. Mackenzie Building |
| Website: | Visit Prof. Erochko's Research Group |
Prof. Erochko’s mailbox is located in room 3432 C.J. Mackenzie Building, Carleton University, 1125 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa, ON K1S 5B6 Canada
Teaching Assignments 2020-2021
- CIVE4202 Wood Engineering
- CIVE5108 Nonlinear Analysis and Design of Advanced Earthquake-Resistant Structures
Previous Teaching Assignments
- CIVE3203 Introduction to Structural Analysis
- CIVE4202 Wood Engineering
- CIVE4918 Design Project
- ARCC4202 Wood Engineering
- CIVE5108 Nonlinear Analysis and Design of Advanced Earthquake-Resistant Structures
- CIVE5707 Nonlinear Analysis of Advanced Structural Systems
Research Interests
- Wood/Timber Engineering
- Design and Testing of High-Performance Seismic-Resistant Systems for Timber Buildings
- Design and Testing of Self-Centering Systems for Buildings
- Passive Damping and Isolation of Structures
- Rehabilitation of Wood Structures and Retrofit using Dampers and Seismic Isolation
- Hybrid Wood/Steel and Wood/Concrete Structures
- Nonlinear Dynamic Modelling of Structures subjected to Earthquake Loading
Graduate Students
- Ph.D. (In Prog.) co-supervised with Dr. G.V. Hadjisophocleous
- M.A.Sc. (In Prog.)
- Ahmed Hassan
- Ph.D. (In Prog.) co-supervised with Prof. David Lau
- M.A.Sc. (In Prog.) Improving the Seismic Performance of Existing Bridge Structures Using Self-centering Dampers (co-supervised with Prof. David Lau)
- Sean Miller
- M.A.Sc. (In Prog.) Hybrid Simulation of an Innovative Structural Bracing System in Heavy Timber Structures for Seismic Applications (co-supervised with Prof. David Lau)
- Colin Frederick Gilbert
- M.A.Sc. (2016) Development of an Innovative Method for the Adaptation of Advanced Structural Bracing Systems into Heavy Timber Structures for Seismic Applications
- Ryan Joseph Gohlich
- M.A.Sc. (2016) Development of an Innovative Hybrid Timber-Steel Moment-Resisting Frame for Seismic-Resistant Heavy Timber Structures
- Aaron Akotuah Ohene
- M.A.Sc. (2014) Modelling the Fire Performance of Hybrid Steel-Timber Connections (co-supervised with Dr. G.V. Hadjisophocleous)
- Tomas Plesnik
- M.A.Sc. (2014) co-supervised with Dr. G. Doudak