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  • What does an engineer need to know when performing navigation engineering work? Where do government and private organizations look to find engineers capable of immediately contributing to their waterborne transportation missions? The document attached to this post describes a model graduate engineering ...

  • Mark – amid some great feedback and suggestions to your research question – here are something more I like to add. As you know – Random Forest Model is a statistical tool based on ensemble analysis of large datasets incorporating individual Decision Trees. If not seen already – have a look at the ...

  • Your background parallels mine ( Westchester CC and U of Arizona ). A Long bridge background and might spent money to stop traffic instead of tragic loss of life. Wish I was in warm weather ! Replying from cool NYC . ------------------------------ ------------------------------

  • Saludos! Dr. Guzman I want to thank you for taking the time to review my research and for your encouraging words regarding its potential impact. Your point about validation and transparency is well-taken. I agree that these data-driven tools must serve to inform, rather than replace, rigorous engineering ...

  • Hello, I want to you thank you for the encouragement and for laying out a roadmap for me! It's great to hear that risk-based prioritization is already being used by agencies like FEMA, and I'm really glad the Random Forest approach aligns with those strategies. I really appreciate the suggestion to into ...

  • Dear Mark, your interest in addressing the structural vulnerability of bridges in Puerto Rico reflects both strong technical curiosity and a commendable commitment to public welfare. The approach you describe-using machine learning techniques such as Random Forest models to support rapid screening ...

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