Walter Whiteley is a researcher affiliated with York University in Canada, focusing primarily on engineering and computer science. Their work spans several key subfields including civil and structural engineering, mechanical engineering, geometry and topology, building and construction, and developmental and educational psychology.
The research topics explored by Whiteley include structural analysis and optimization, advanced materials and mechanics, mathematics and applications, innovations in concrete and construction materials, innovative teaching and learning methods, online learning and analytics, and cognitive science and mapping.
Whiteley has contributed to multiple publication venues, indicating a multidisciplinary approach. Their work has appeared in:
Some recent representative publications by Whiteley include:
Whiteley frequently collaborates with other researchers. Coauthors include Bernd Schulze, Anthony Nixon, Geoff Woolcott, Daniel Chamberlain, and Zachary Hawes, among whom there have been multiple joint publications.
T. Eren;O.K. Goldenberg;W. Whiteley;Y.R. Yang
Robert Connelly;Walter Whiteley
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Henry Crapo;Walter Whiteley
Neil L. White;Walter Whiteley
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Ruth Haas;David Orden;Günter Rote;Francisco Santos
T. Eren;W. Whiteley;A.S. Morse;P.N. Belhumeur
Neil White;Walter Whiteley
Brigitte Servatius;Walter Whiteley
Tolga Eren;Brian D. O. Anderson;A. Stephen Morse;Walter Whiteley
Brian D. Anderson;Peter N. Belhumeur;Tolga Eren;David K. Goldenberg
David Tall;Oleksiy Yevdokimov;Boris Koichu;Walter Whiteley
R. Connelly;W. J. Whiteley
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Catherine D. Bruce;Brent Davis;Nathalie Sinclair;Lynn McGarvey
Tolga Eren;Walter Whiteley;Peter N. Belhumeur
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