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Chloe Fanny Arson

Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Engineering

School of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences

Chloe Fanny Arson is currently serving as a School Of Civil And Environmental Engineering Professor at Cornell University.

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civil engineering mechanical engineering mechanics of materials rock mechanics fracture mechanics engineering geomechanics solid mechanics rock engineering geotechnical engineering engineering geology rock physics deformation damage evolution materials science numerical modeling (geology) mechanics crack formation rock testing dynamic crack propagation porous materials finite element method in structural mechanics mechanical science damage mechanism numerical simulations soil mechanics salt dome soil dynamics porosity finite element methods mechanical deformation geotechnical property pore structure strain localization micromechanics mechanical behavior geotechnical problem rock burst granular medium salt rock multiscale mechanic constitutive modeling structural concrete engineering structures soil engineering construction materials friction composite interface soil structure damage model continuum damage mechanics earthquake spectrum thermal engineering seismic analysis root-soil interactions root systems root morphology soil modeling rock stiffness numerical study pressure solution material research foundation engineering concrete technology impact (mechanics) seismic hazard heat exchanger pile discrete element modeling seismic site effects thhmd model damage modelling damage-plasticity model root growth soil deformation microstructure development bayesian paradigm rock slope artificial intelligence

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A Free, Open-Source Method for Automated Mapping of Quantitative Mineralogy From Energy-Dispersive X-Ray Spectroscopy Scans of Rock Thin Sections. Geoscientific instrumentation, methods and data systems (2025)

Miles M. ReedKen L. FerrierWilliam O. NachlasBil SchneiderChloé ArsonTingting XuXianda ShenNicole West

economic geologymineral explorationearth sciencepuerto ricopetrologygeographygeologyautomated mappingmineral prospectivity analysisgeophysical prospectingrandom forest

Cornell University’s Vision for Enhanced Geothermal Systems for District Heating and Cooling in the Northeast. 50th U.S. Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics Symposium (2025)

Chloé Arson

cornell universityearth sciencegeothermal energygeophysicsgeomechanicsgeothermal systemsgeographyearth source heatengineering geologycornell facultyenergy explorationgeophysical research

Deciphering the Role of Solar Heating in Driving Rock Exfoliation: An Integrated Field and Fem Study. 50th U.S. Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics Symposium (2025)

A.N. ReynoldsD. ChouK. LangC. Arson

numerical modeling (geology)earth sciencefracture mechanicsrock mechanicsdriving rock exfoliationgeomechanicshigh temperature geochemistrycivil engineeringfinite element methodssolar heatinggeologyengineering geologycrack formationexperimental petrology

Error Propagation From Microstructure Changes to Apparent Stiffness in 2D Biphase Matrix-Inclusion Composites. European Journal of Mechanics - A/Solids (2025)

Anna GorgogianniTanguy RamanantsoavinaChloé Arson

error propagationstructural materialsbiphase matrix-inclusion compositescomposite technologycomposite materialsmechanical engineeringmicromechanicsadvanced composite material (engineering)composite structuresmicrostructure changesmaterials science

Insights From Studies on the Spatial Distribution of Chambers in Ant Nests. IOP Conference Series Earth and Environmental Science (2025)

M. BelachewC. ArsonJ. D. Frost

ant nestsharvester antsstructural mechanicsfinite element method in structural mechanicsarchitecturemechanical engineeringcivil engineeringfinite element methods

Microstructure Features That Most Influence the Mori–Tanaka Scheme Breakdown in 2D Solids With Crack-Like Flat Cavities. Journal of Engineering Mechanics (2025)

Daniel ChouChloé Arson

fracture mechanicssolid mechanicsdefect formationphysicscondensed mattercrack-like flat cavitiesmechanics of materialsmicrostructurecrack formationmori–tanaka scheme breakdownapplied physicsdeformationcondensed matter physics

Optimization of a Hyporheic Zone Reactive Transport Model by a Genetic Algorithm. (2025)

CHENGWU JIANGAnthony BoeverMartial TaillefertChloé Arson

computational engineeringsystems engineeringmathematical biosciencetransport phenomenacomputational modelsnumerical simulationsgenetic algorithmsengineeringmodeling and simulationengineering optimizationevolutionary computationapplied mathematics

Phase-Field Modeling of Pressurized Fracture Propagation in Mixed Failure Mode. 50th U.S. Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics Symposium (2025)

Lingfu LiuZahera JabeenChloé Arson

damage mechanismfracture mechanicsnumerical simulationssolid mechanicsstructural mechanicsengineeringfracture propagationdynamic crack propagationmechanical engineeringpfm frameworkcomposite structurespressurized fracture propagationmechanics of materialscrack formationdamage evolutionmechanicsmaterials science

Physics-Informed Neural Network Surrogate Modeling of Pressurized Cavity in Homogeneous and Bilayered Media. 50th U.S. Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics Symposium (2025)

Yulong LiuChloé Arson

computational engineeringnumerical simulationsstructural mechanicsfinite element method in structural mechanicsengineeringscientific computingcontinuum modelingmechanical engineeringmechanical sciencefinite element methodscylindrical cavitiesconstitutive modelingloss functionmechanicscomputational mechanicsmechanical modeling

Sph/Fea Method for Confined and Intruded Granular Media. Computers and Geotechnics (2025)

Haozhou HeChloé Arson

granular mediumgranular materialssph/fea methodmechanical engineeringdispersion science

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Chloe Fanny Arson

Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Engineering

School of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences

Chloe Fanny Arson is currently serving as a School Of Civil And Environmental Engineering Professor at Cornell University.

Honors

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Miles M. ReedKen L. FerrierWilliam O. NachlasBil SchneiderChloé ArsonTingting XuXianda ShenNicole West

economic geologymineral explorationearth sciencepuerto ricopetrologygeographygeologyautomated mappingmineral prospectivity analysisgeophysical prospectingrandom forest

Cornell University’s Vision for Enhanced Geothermal Systems for District Heating and Cooling in the Northeast. 50th U.S. Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics Symposium (2025)

Chloé Arson

cornell universityearth sciencegeothermal energygeophysicsgeomechanicsgeothermal systemsgeographyearth source heatengineering geologycornell facultyenergy explorationgeophysical research

Deciphering the Role of Solar Heating in Driving Rock Exfoliation: An Integrated Field and Fem Study. 50th U.S. Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics Symposium (2025)

A.N. ReynoldsD. ChouK. LangC. Arson

Error Propagation From Microstructure Changes to Apparent Stiffness in 2D Biphase Matrix-Inclusion Composites. European Journal of Mechanics - A/Solids (2025)

Anna GorgogianniTanguy RamanantsoavinaChloé Arson

Insights From Studies on the Spatial Distribution of Chambers in Ant Nests. IOP Conference Series Earth and Environmental Science (2025)

M. BelachewC. ArsonJ. D. Frost

ant nestsharvester antsstructural mechanicsfinite element method in structural mechanicsarchitecturemechanical engineeringcivil engineeringfinite element methods

Microstructure Features That Most Influence the Mori–Tanaka Scheme Breakdown in 2D Solids With Crack-Like Flat Cavities. Journal of Engineering Mechanics (2025)

Daniel ChouChloé Arson

Optimization of a Hyporheic Zone Reactive Transport Model by a Genetic Algorithm. (2025)

CHENGWU JIANGAnthony BoeverMartial TaillefertChloé Arson

Phase-Field Modeling of Pressurized Fracture Propagation in Mixed Failure Mode. 50th U.S. Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics Symposium (2025)

Lingfu LiuZahera JabeenChloé Arson

Physics-Informed Neural Network Surrogate Modeling of Pressurized Cavity in Homogeneous and Bilayered Media. 50th U.S. Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics Symposium (2025)

Yulong LiuChloé Arson

Sph/Fea Method for Confined and Intruded Granular Media. Computers and Geotechnics (2025)

Haozhou HeChloé Arson

granular mediumgranular materialssph/fea methodmechanical engineeringdispersion science

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