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Clinton Wood

Associate Professor

University of Arkansas

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Civil Engineering

Clinton Wood is currently serving as a Civil Engineering Associate Professor at University of Arkansas.

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Clinton Wood

University of Arkansas

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civil engineering earth science engineering geology geotechnical engineering earthquake engineering seismology earthquake spectrum engineering geophysics seismic hazard geomechanics ground motions induced seismicity seismic analysis geophysical research soil dynamics seismic waves geoenvironmental engineering geology geophysical prospecting earthquake scenario hydrology surface waves geotechnical problem seabed liquefaction new zealand natural hazards landslides engineering structures applied geophysics geological engineering environmental science geodesy earthquake forecasting soil engineering spectral analysis soil-structure interaction geotechnical property highway pavements mexico city basin tectonics ocean engineering earthquake source embankment dam facies analysis canterbury earthquake sequence wood river levee operational oceanography geoscientific model development marine engineering seismic stratigraphy geophysical signal processing regional tectonics structural performance shear wave velocity strong motion stations vs profiles geophysical methods borehole data topographic effects transportation projects flexible pavements christchurch earthquake safety science stratigraphy seismic reflection profiling soil science computational geophysics data quality dispersion transportation research geological modeling seafloor mapping liquefaction case histories darfield earthquake site effects geotechnical earthquake engineering

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Multi-Method Geophysical Approach for Complex Shallow Landslide Characterization. Annals of Geophysics (2025)

engineering geologynumerical modeling (geology)geophysical prospectinglandslidesgeomorphologygeotechnical engineeringrock slopemulti-method geophysical approachsubmarine landslidescivil engineeringearth sciencerock slidegeomechanics

Challenges of 2D Electrical Resistivity Tomography for Detecting Thin Clay Layers Under Levees: A Case Study of Melvin Price Reach of the Wood River Levee on the Mississippi River. Near Surface Geophysics (2025)

engineering geologygeophysical prospectingwood river leveegeotechnical engineeringmelvin price reachgeographycivil engineeringhydraulic propertieselectrical resistivity tomographyhydrogeophysicssediment transport

Design of Mississippi Embayment Bridges, Earthquake Spectra 34(3), 1155-1175. Earthquake Spectra (2025)

engineering geologyearthquake engineeringearthquake spectra 34structural engineeringengineering structuresbridge engineeringpontoon bridgeearthquake spectrumstructural safetycivil engineeringseismic analysisbridge design

Investigating Seepage Through Earthen Dams Using Electrical Resistivity Tomography: Case Studies From Hindsville Lake Dam and Elmdale Lake Dam, Arkansas. Geotechnical Frontiers 2017 (2025)

engineering geologywater resourcescase studieshydrological processdam foundationhydraulic researchhydrogeologygeotechnical engineeringhydrologygeological engineeringhindsville lake damembankment damelmdale lake damcivil engineeringearth sciencehydrogeophysicsgeomechanics

Liquefaction Triggering at Sites Impacted by the 2016 Mw 5.8 Pawnee, Oklahoma, Induced Earthquake. Seismological Research Letters (2025)

geophysicsdisastersgeomechanicsnatural disastersinduced seismicityseabed liquefactionearthquake spectrumearth sciencedisaster risk scienceinduced earthquakeseismologycivil engineeringmw 5.8engineering geologyearthquake engineeringearthquake scenarionatural hazardsseismic hazardsites impacted

A Comparative Study of Using Geophysical Methods for Imaging Subsurface Voids of Various Sizes and at Different Depths. Engineering Geology (2024)

M. RahimiC.M. WoodLoukas F. Kallivokas

materials sciencegeophysicsdifferent depthsgeophysical methodsvarious sizescanadian studiesearth scienceplanetary sciencescomparative study

Challenges Associated With Electrical Resistivity Tomography for Detecting Thin Clay Layers Under Levees: A Case Study of Melvin Price Reach of the Wood River Levee on the Mississippi River, USA. (2024)

Mohammadyar RahimiClinton WoodKevin BefusSalman Rahimi

thin clay layersfacies analysisflooded areageological engineeringmississippi rivercoastal engineeringapplied physicsapplied geomorphologyerosion predictionthermal engineeringcivil engineeringsurface scienceelectrical resistivity tomographyconstruction engineeringengineering geologyearthquake engineeringengineeringwood river leveegeotechnical engineeringmelvin price reachclay science

Constraining Cascadia Subduction Zone Ground Motions via Paleoliquefaction Evidence: A Case Study From Kellogg Island, Washington, With Regional Implications. Geo-Congress 2019 (2024)

Ryan A. RasanenClinton M. WoodBrett W. Maurer

regional tectonicsenvironmental sciencekellogg islandpaleoliquefaction evidencegeomorphologyregional geologysubduction zonesearth scienceregional implicationsgeodynamicsplanetary sciencesgeologytectonics

Estimation of Sediment Depth for a Dam Removal Project Using Combined Underwater and Land Electrical Resistivity Tomography (Ert). Geo-Congress 2019 (2024)

Mohammadyar RahimiClinton M. WoodKevin M. Befus

environmental engineeringengineeringsediment depthcoastal engineeringcivil engineeringdam removal project

Multi-Method Geophysical Assessment of a Shallow Complex Landslide. (2024)

M. RahimiC. WoodS. Rahimi

engineering geologygeophysicsmulti-method geophysical assessmentlandslidesearth scienceshallow complex landslide

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Clinton Wood

Associate Professor

University of Arkansas

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Civil Engineering

Clinton Wood is currently serving as a Civil Engineering Associate Professor at University of Arkansas.

Honors

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University of Arkansas

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Multi-Method Geophysical Approach for Complex Shallow Landslide Characterization. Annals of Geophysics (2025)

Design of Mississippi Embayment Bridges, Earthquake Spectra 34(3), 1155-1175. Earthquake Spectra (2025)

Investigating Seepage Through Earthen Dams Using Electrical Resistivity Tomography: Case Studies From Hindsville Lake Dam and Elmdale Lake Dam, Arkansas. Geotechnical Frontiers 2017 (2025)

Liquefaction Triggering at Sites Impacted by the 2016 Mw 5.8 Pawnee, Oklahoma, Induced Earthquake. Seismological Research Letters (2025)

A Comparative Study of Using Geophysical Methods for Imaging Subsurface Voids of Various Sizes and at Different Depths. Engineering Geology (2024)

M. RahimiC.M. WoodLoukas F. Kallivokas

materials sciencegeophysicsdifferent depthsgeophysical methodsvarious sizescanadian studiesearth scienceplanetary sciencescomparative study

Mohammadyar RahimiClinton WoodKevin BefusSalman Rahimi

Constraining Cascadia Subduction Zone Ground Motions via Paleoliquefaction Evidence: A Case Study From Kellogg Island, Washington, With Regional Implications. Geo-Congress 2019 (2024)

Ryan A. RasanenClinton M. WoodBrett W. Maurer

Estimation of Sediment Depth for a Dam Removal Project Using Combined Underwater and Land Electrical Resistivity Tomography (Ert). Geo-Congress 2019 (2024)

Mohammadyar RahimiClinton M. WoodKevin M. Befus

environmental engineeringengineeringsediment depthcoastal engineeringcivil engineeringdam removal project

Multi-Method Geophysical Assessment of a Shallow Complex Landslide. (2024)

M. RahimiC. WoodS. Rahimi

engineering geologygeophysicsmulti-method geophysical assessmentlandslidesearth scienceshallow complex landslide

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