Charles E. Augarde is affiliated with Durham University in the United Kingdom. Their research spans the field of engineering, with a focus on several key subfields including civil and structural engineering, computational mechanics, mechanics of materials, building and construction, and safety, risk, reliability, and quality.
The scientist's work primarily covers topics such as fluid dynamics simulations and interactions, numerical methods in engineering, geotechnical engineering with an emphasis on soil stabilization, underground structures, and soil mechanics. Additional focus is placed on the hygrothermal properties of building materials and geotechnical engineering analysis.
Among the recent publications by Charles E. Augarde are:
The frequent co-authors who have collaborated with Charles E. Augarde include William M. Coombs, Giuliano Pretti, Paul N. Hughes, Michael Brown, and Robert E. Bird. These collaborations represent recurring partnerships resulting in multiple joint publications.
Charles E. Augarde has contributed extensively to a range of publication venues. The most frequent include:
X. Zhuang;X. Zhuang;C.E. Augarde;K.M. Mathisen
P. A. Jaquin;C. E. Augarde;D. Gallipoli;D. G. Toll
H. J. Burd;G. T. Houlsby;C. E. Augarde;G. Liu
Stéphane P. A. Bordas;Stéphane P. A. Bordas;Sundararajan Natarajan;Pierre Kerfriden;Pierre Kerfriden;Charles Edward Augarde
Sravan Muguda;Samuel John Booth;Paul Neil Hughes;Charles Edward Augarde
Charles E. Augarde;Andrei V. Lyamin;Scott W. Sloan
Charles E. Augarde;Andrei V. Lyamin;Scott W. Sloan
Paul A. Jaquin;Charles E. Augarde;Christopher M. Gerrard
Xiaoying Zhuang;Charles Augarde;Stéphane Bordas
T.J. Charlton;W.M. Coombs;C.E. Augarde
Charles E. Augarde;Seung Jae Lee;Dimitrios Loukidis
Yongchang Cai;Xiaoying Zhuang;Xiaoying Zhuang;Charles Augarde
Charles E. Augarde;Andrew J. Deeks
Xiaoying Zhuang;Hehua Zhu;Charles Augarde
D.G. Toll;S.D.N. Lourenco;S.D.N. Lourenco;J. Mendes;D. Gallipoli
William M. Coombs;Tim J. Charlton;Michael Cortis;Charles E. Augarde
Xiaoying Zhuang;Xiaoying Zhuang;Yongchang Cai;Charles Augarde
Sergio Lourenco;Domenico Gallipoli;Charles E. Augarde;David G. Toll
C. Wisser;C. E. Augarde;H. J. Burd
C. E. Augarde;H. J. Burd
Jim S. Shiau;Charles E. Augarde;Andrei V. Lyamin;Scott W. Sloan
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