Faculty

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Unit

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Amy Diekmann

Assistant Professor

University of West Florida

Affiliations

Civil Engineering and Construction Management

Department Of Systems Science

Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering

Department of Civil Engineering and Construction Management

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Division of Academic Affairs

Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering

Amy Diekmann is currently serving as a Civil Engineering And Construction Management Assistant Professor at University of West Florida.

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Amy Diekmann

University of West Florida

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civil engineering engineering environmental monitoring geotechnical engineering earth science environmental science soil numerical modeling (geology) natural disasters geomechanics stormwater vadose zone landslides engineering geology natural hazards geoenvironmental engineering soil properties soil salinity soil engineering geological hazards submarine landslides mass movements rock slide rock slope dielectric sensors coarse-grained soils us-231 landslide lacey springs nonlinear strength envelopes situ moisture content bulk electrical conductivity base course electrical conductivity structural engineering sea-level change

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Characterization of the 2020 Us-231 Landslide Near Lacey Springs, Alabama and the Importance of Nonlinear Strength Envelopes. Landslides (2026)

geotechnical engineeringnumerical modeling (geology)us-231 landslidenatural disastersgeological hazardssubmarine landslidesgeomechanicsmass movementscivil engineeringlacey springsgeographylandslidesnonlinear strength envelopesengineering geologynatural hazardsrock sliderock slope

Monitoring of in Situ Moisture Content and Bulk Electrical Conductivity of Base Course and Subgrade of a Coastal Alabama State Highway. (2025)

geoenvironmental engineeringsitu moisture contentbulk electrical conductivityengineeringcivil engineeringenvironmental monitoringbase coursestormwater

Comparison of Two Dielectric Sensors in Coarse-Grained Soils of Increasing Salinity. International Journal of Geotechnical Engineering (2023)

Amy DiekmannBenjamin F. BowersJ. Brian Anderson

geotechnical engineeringsoil salinitydielectric sensorsengineeringcivil engineeringsoil engineeringenvironmental engineeringcoarse-grained soils

Soil Moisture Sensing in Saltwater: A Review. Environmental Earth Sciences (2023)

soil propertiesearth scienceenvironmental scienceenvironmental monitoringvadose zonesoil

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Amy Diekmann

Assistant Professor

University of West Florida

Affiliations

Civil Engineering and Construction Management

Department Of Systems Science

Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering

Department of Civil Engineering and Construction Management

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Division of Academic Affairs

Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering

Amy Diekmann is currently serving as a Civil Engineering And Construction Management Assistant Professor at University of West Florida.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Amy Diekmann

University of West Florida

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Characterization of the 2020 Us-231 Landslide Near Lacey Springs, Alabama and the Importance of Nonlinear Strength Envelopes. Landslides (2026)

Monitoring of in Situ Moisture Content and Bulk Electrical Conductivity of Base Course and Subgrade of a Coastal Alabama State Highway. (2025)

geoenvironmental engineeringsitu moisture contentbulk electrical conductivityengineeringcivil engineeringenvironmental monitoringbase coursestormwater

Comparison of Two Dielectric Sensors in Coarse-Grained Soils of Increasing Salinity. International Journal of Geotechnical Engineering (2023)

Amy DiekmannBenjamin F. BowersJ. Brian Anderson

geotechnical engineeringsoil salinitydielectric sensorsengineeringcivil engineeringsoil engineeringenvironmental engineeringcoarse-grained soils

Soil Moisture Sensing in Saltwater: A Review. Environmental Earth Sciences (2023)

soil propertiesearth scienceenvironmental scienceenvironmental monitoringvadose zonesoil

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10 / page