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Ujwalkumar Patil

University of the District of Columbia

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UDC School of Business and Public Administration

Department Of Accounting

Department Of Biomedical Engineering

Department Of Psychology And Behavioral Sciences

School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS)

UDC Community College

University of the District of Columbia

NoneUjwalkumar Patil is currently serving as a Accounting faculty at University of The District of Columbia.

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University of the District of Columbia

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geotechnical engineering materials science engineering soil engineering geomechanics environmental engineering geomorphology compacted silty sand soil soil science applied physics soil dynamics engineering geology hydrological process rock slope solid mechanics geoenvironmental engineering hydrometeorology landslides soil modeling hillslope process resilience mechanics of materials thermal engineering offshore geotechnics soil technology geotechnical property applied geomorphology suction-controlled triaxial testing structural mechanics continuum modeling vegetation science extreme weather soil characterization surface characterization stability analysis strength property resilient modulus suction-controlled axisymmetric shearing silty sand mechanical science soil biology sustainable development biopolymers applied ecology ecohydrology vadose zone climatic change earth system science transportation research traffic medicine traffic engineering road traffic safety 3d modeling material simulation soil properties soil erosion soil degradation soil mechanics geotechnical problem climate variability regional climate response numerical method for partial differential equation thermal modeling fragmentation effect hazardous obstructions uav-crp technology double-walled triaxial cell relative-humidity control tropical soil biopolymer-reinforced soil sustainable slope stabilization vapor pressure control high suction expansive soils tropical hill slope

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Explainable AI (Xai) for Landslide Susceptibility Modeling: A Comparative Analysis of Machine Learning and Deep Learning Approaches. Earth Systems and Environment (2026)

intelligent computingdeep learningnatural hazardsmachine learning researchdata sciencenumerical modeling (geology)artificial intelligencerock slideai foundationneural network (machine learning)landslide susceptibility modelingmachine learningpredictive analyticssoft computinggeographyinterpretabilitylandslidescomputational intelligenceexplainable ai

Integrating Tabnet and Shap for Interpretable Landslide Susceptibility Modeling in Minnesota. (2026)

geological hazardsnatural hazardsrock slopedisastersnumerical modeling (geology)rock slidenatural disastersgeographical information scienceenvironmental modellinggeographyengineering geologydisaster preventionearth sciencedisaster risk sciencelandslidesquantitative geomorphologygeomorphologyflood risk managementnatural hazard assessment

Performance Assessment of Statistical and Deep Learning Models for Predicting Chloride Trends in Island Groundwater Systems Influenced by Saltwater Intrusion and Sea Level Rise. Research Square (2026)

hydroinformaticsmachine learning modelsgroundwatersaltwater intrusionhydrogeologyhydrologyhydrological processchloride trendsmachine learning researchearth sciencedata sciencedeep learning modelshydrological modeling

Lime Stabilization of Sulfate-Rich Soil Using Quarry Fines as a Sustainable Co-Admixture. Lecture notes in civil engineering (2025)

environmental engineeringsoilclay sciencesoil contaminationsoil pollutionsoil chemistrysustainable co-admixtureenvironmental scienceapplied geochemistrylime stabilizationenvironmental degradationenvironmental remediationbiogeochemistry

Probabilistic Slope Stability Assessment of Tropical Hillslopes in Southern Guam Under Typhoon-Induced Infiltration. Geosciences (2025)

geological hazardsstormwaternatural hazardsrock slopesouthern guamnumerical modeling (geology)rock slidenatural disastershydrologyhydrological processgeographyhillslope processearth sciencetyphoon-induced infiltrationsediment transportlandslidesgeomorphologyflood risk managementstorm surgetropical hillslopes

Slope Stability Analysis and Risk Assessment for Transportation Infrastructure Using Gis and Simulation. (2025)

risk assessmenttransportation engineeringslope stability analysisgeographyrock slidecivil engineeringtransport geographygeographic information systemsurban infrastructureinfrastructure engineeringtransport infrastructure

The Resilience of Vetiver-Vegetated Tropical Hillslopes to Heavy Precipitation Events Caused by Successive Typhoon. Geotechnical and Geological Engineering (2025)

stormwatergeographyenvironmental sciencehydrometeorologynatural hazardsweather disastergeomorphologyextreme weatherweather modificationresilienceearth sciencesuccessive typhoonvetiver-vegetated tropical hillslopesheavy precipitation eventsnatural disasters

Characterization of Vetiver Root Cohesion for Improvement in Stability of Tropical Hill Slopes. Geo-Congress 2019 (2024)

Ujwalkumar D. PatilMyeong-Ho YeoThuy NguyenAritra BanerjeeSurya Sarat Chandra Congress

materials scienceforestryvetiver root cohesionenvironmental sciencevegetation sciencehillslope processroot morphologyplant scienceearth sciencestabilitytropical hill slopesbotany

Contribution of Vetiver Grass Towards Slope Stability via Mechanical Root Reinforcement. Lecture notes in civil engineering (2024)

soil dynamicssoilroot systemsroot-soil interactionscivil engineeringgeotechnical engineering

Impact of Biopolymers on Slope Stability of an Embankment in Steady and Transient States. IFCEE 2018 (2024)

Debayan GhoshAritra BanerjeeSayantan ChakrabortyUjwalkumar D. Patil

slope stabilitytransient statesmechanical engineering

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Ujwalkumar Patil

University of the District of Columbia

Affiliations

UDC School of Business and Public Administration

Department Of Accounting

Department Of Biomedical Engineering

Department Of Psychology And Behavioral Sciences

School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS)

UDC Community College

University of the District of Columbia

NoneUjwalkumar Patil is currently serving as a Accounting faculty at University of The District of Columbia.

Honors

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Explainable AI (Xai) for Landslide Susceptibility Modeling: A Comparative Analysis of Machine Learning and Deep Learning Approaches. Earth Systems and Environment (2026)

Integrating Tabnet and Shap for Interpretable Landslide Susceptibility Modeling in Minnesota. (2026)

Lime Stabilization of Sulfate-Rich Soil Using Quarry Fines as a Sustainable Co-Admixture. Lecture notes in civil engineering (2025)

Probabilistic Slope Stability Assessment of Tropical Hillslopes in Southern Guam Under Typhoon-Induced Infiltration. Geosciences (2025)

Slope Stability Analysis and Risk Assessment for Transportation Infrastructure Using Gis and Simulation. (2025)

The Resilience of Vetiver-Vegetated Tropical Hillslopes to Heavy Precipitation Events Caused by Successive Typhoon. Geotechnical and Geological Engineering (2025)

Characterization of Vetiver Root Cohesion for Improvement in Stability of Tropical Hill Slopes. Geo-Congress 2019 (2024)

Ujwalkumar D. PatilMyeong-Ho YeoThuy NguyenAritra BanerjeeSurya Sarat Chandra Congress

materials scienceforestryvetiver root cohesionenvironmental sciencevegetation sciencehillslope processroot morphologyplant scienceearth sciencestabilitytropical hill slopesbotany

Contribution of Vetiver Grass Towards Slope Stability via Mechanical Root Reinforcement. Lecture notes in civil engineering (2024)

soil dynamicssoilroot systemsroot-soil interactionscivil engineeringgeotechnical engineering

Impact of Biopolymers on Slope Stability of an Embankment in Steady and Transient States. IFCEE 2018 (2024)

Debayan GhoshAritra BanerjeeSayantan ChakrabortyUjwalkumar D. Patil

slope stabilitytransient statesmechanical engineering

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