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Jasim Imran 
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300 Main Street, Room C227
Civil & Environmental Engineering
University of South Carolina
301 Main St.
Columbia, SC 29208

Jasim Imran

Associate Professor and Graduate Director


Dr. Imran’s area of specialization is water resources engineering. His major research interests are interdisciplinary in nature and involve application of fluid mechanics to study flow processes of both engineering and geophysical significance. Dr. Imran and his research team pursue basic and applied research in the fields of river mechanics, sediment transport, density and turbidity current, mass gravity flow, and stratified flow.


Education

  • Ph.D., Civil Engineering, University of Minnesota, 1997
  • M.S., Civil Engineering, Washington State University, 1993
  • B.S., Civil Engineering, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, 1989

Selected Publications

  • Elhakeem, M. and Imran, J. 2007 Density functions for the entrainment and deposition of uniform sediment. J. Hydraulic Engineering 113(8), 917-926.
  • Huang, H., Imran, J., and Pirmez, C. 2007 Numerical modeling of sustained poorly-sorted particulate gravity currents. J. Geophysical Research 112, doi:10.1029/2006JC003778.
  • Imran, J., Islam, M. A., Huang, H., Kassem, A., Dickerson, J., Pirmez, C., and Parker, G. 2007 Helical flow couplets in submarine gravity underflows. Geology 35(7), 659-662.
  • Huang, H., Imran, J., and Pirmez, C. 2005 A finite volume model of density and turbidity current. J. Hydraulic Engineering 131(4), 283-293.
  • Das, H. S., Imran, J., Pirmez, C., and Mohrig, D. 2004 Numerical modeling of flow and bed evolution in meandering submarine channels. J. Geophysical Research 109, C100009.
  • Kassem, A. and Imran, J. 2004 Three-dimensional modeling of density current, II. Flow in sinuous confined and unconfined channels. J. Hydraulic Research 42(6), 591-602.
  • Pirmez, C., and Imran, J. 2003 Reconstruction of turbidity currents in a meandering submarine channel. Marine and Petroleum Geology 20(6-8), 823-849.
  • Imran, J., Parker, G., Locat, J., and Lee, H. 2001 1D numerical model of muddy subaqueous and subaerial debris flow. J. Hydraulic Engineering 127(11), 959-968.
  • Kassem A. and Imran, J. 2001 Simulation of turbid underflows generated by the plunging of a river. Geology 29(7), 655-658.
  • Imran, J., Parker, G., and Pirmez, C. 1999 A nonlinear model of flow in meandering submarine and subaerial channels. J. Fluid Mechanics 400, pp. 295-331.











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