Kourosh Nasrollahi

Doctoral Student at Dynamics

Kourosh is a PhD student at the Division of Dynamics at the Department of Mechanics and Maritime Sciences since October 2020. The main purpose of his present project is Transition zone design for reduced track settlements.

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Projects (1)

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2025

Calibration of 2D and 3D Track Models for Simulation of Vehicle–track Interaction and Differential Settlement in Transition Zones Using Field Measurement Data

Kourosh Nasrollahi, Ana Ramos, Jens Nielsen et al

Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering, p. 711-720

Paper in proceeding

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2024

Influence of Sleeper Base Area and Spacing on Long-Term Differential Settlement in a Railway Track Transition Zone

Kourosh Nasrollahi, Jens Nielsen

Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference on Railway Technology: Research, Development and Maintenance. Vol. 300 (7)

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2024

Benchmark of calibrated 2D and 3D track models for simulation of differential settlement in a transition zone using field measurement data

Kourosh Nasrollahi, Ana Ramos, Jens Nielsen et al

Engineering Structures. Vol. 316 (2024)

Journal article

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2024

Machine Learning Models for Predicting Permanent Deformation in Railway Tracks

Ana Ramos, António Gomes Correia, Kourosh Nasrollahi et al

Transportation Geotechnics. Vol. 47 (2024)

Journal article

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2024

Towards real-time condition monitoring of a transition zone in a railway structure using fibre Bragg grating sensors.

Kourosh Nasrollahi, Jelke Dijkstra, Jens Nielsen

Transportation Geotechnics. Vol. 44

Journal article

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2023

Differential railway track settlement in a transition zone – Field measurements and numerical simulations

Kourosh Nasrollahi

Licentiate thesis

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2023

Prediction of long-term differential track settlement in a transition zone using an iterative approach

Kourosh Nasrollahi, Jens Nielsen, Emil Aggestam et al

Engineering Structures. Vol. 283

Journal article

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2022

Long-term monitoring of settlements below a transition zone in a railway structure

Kourosh Nasrollahi, Jelke Dijkstra, Jens Nielsen et al

Other conference contribution

2022

Prediction of Differential Track Settlement in Transition Zones Using a Non-Linear Track Model

Kourosh Nasrollahi, Jens Nielsen, Emil Aggestam et al

Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering, p. 282-292

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Showing 1 research projects

2021–2023

Driving research and innovation to push Europe's rail system forward (IN2TRACK3)

Anders Ekberg Dynamics

Elena Kabo Dynamics

Jens Nielsen Dynamics

Magnus Ekh Material and Computational Mechanics

Johan Ahlström Engineering Materials

Astrid Pieringer Applied Acoustics

Fredrik Larsson Material and Computational Mechanics

Jannik Theyssen Applied Acoustics

Michele Maglio Dynamics

Daniel Gren Engineering Materials

Erika Steyn Engineering Materials

Björn Pålsson Dynamics

Caroline Ansin Material and Computational Mechanics

Björn Andersson Material and Computational Mechanics

Mohammad Salahi Nezhad Material and Computational Mechanics

Nasrin Talebi Material and Computational Mechanics

Henrik Vilhelmson Dynamics

Tore V Vernersson Dynamics

Eric Landström Voortman Dynamics

Kourosh Nasrollahi Dynamics

Swedish Transport Administration

European Commission (EC)

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