Researcher Database | Faculty of Engineering Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering | Shunji Kanie |

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Shunji Kanie

Department / Course Hokkaido University of Science Faculty of Engineering Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Job Professor

Main Subject
Structural Mechanics

Academic background
1997/06/30 Degree Acquisition	Graduate School, Division of Engineering Hokkaido University Doctor (Engineering) (Structure engineering and earthquake engineering)
1989/09/18～1990/09/27	Master Structural and Environmental Engineering Graduate School, Division of Engineering Stanford University Finished Structure engineering and earthquake engineeringMaster of Science
1980/04/01～1982/03/25	Master Civil Engineering Graduate School, Division of Engineering Hokkaido University Finished Structure engineering and earthquake engineeringMaster of Engineering
1976/04/01～1980/03/25	Civil Engineering Faculty of Engineering Hokkaido University Graduated Structure engineering and earthquake engineeringBachelor of Engineering

Research activities
1982/04/01 ～ 2000/08/31	Taisei Corporation
2000/09/01 ～ 2023/03/31	Professor Hokkaido University Faculty of Engineering

Works

Belonging society
2004 ～	International Association of Cold Regions Development
1981 ～	Japan Society of Civil Engineers

Book and thesis
Papers	Mechanism of Radial Stress in the Freezing Direction Produced by Non-Frost-Susceptible Materials. Cold Regions Engineering 35 (Co-authored) 2021
Papers	A method for obtaining radial stress in the freezing direction in frozen soil samples Journal of Cold Regions Science and Technology 169 (Co-authored) 2020
Papers	Image processing method for observing ice lenses produced by the frost heave process. Cold Regions Science and Technology 171 (Co-authored) 2020
Papers	Challenges and Prospects for Sustainable Development in Urban Infrastructure Journal of the Civil Engineering Forum 5 (2),pp.169-178 (Co-authored) 2019
Papers	Environmental Conditions Leading to Spontaneous Corrugation on Snowy-Icy Roads due to Repeated Loading by Moving Vehicles Cold Regions Engineering,pp.146-152 (Co-authored) 2019
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