Engineering/Design
Wiratman Karkasa Bridge, Depok, Indonesia
I led a team of three to prepare a preliminary design report for an award winning bridge, which included the design, structural analysis, cost estimation and construction plans.
I’m a PhD student advised by Professor Anne Kiremidjian in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Stanford University. My interest lies in studying earthquakes and how it affects the recovery of a region. Particularly, my research focuses on methods to quantitatively model the housing sector recovery after an earthquake. Having been born and raised in Indonesia, a country that is often struck by major disasters and earthquakes, I am inspired to develop novel methods to quantitatively measure and assess the impacts of earthquakes and subsequent recovery that can ultimately be applied in different regions to help inform post-earthquake recovery plans.
Email: alisjahbana@stanford.edu
California - USA
2019-Present
California - USA
2017-2019
Depok - Indonesia
2013-2017
I led a team of three to prepare a preliminary design report for an award winning bridge, which included the design, structural analysis, cost estimation and construction plans.
In this project, I develop a novel stochastic queuing model that accounts for the total number of damaged buildings, the damage distribution, resource constraints and reconstruction prioritization strategies.
In this project, I study various recovery plans to minimize overall recovery time and population displacement, especially for the most vulnerable population.
We create a deep learning model that combines a building identification semantic segmentation convolutional neural network (CNN) to a building damage classification CNN.
I helped lead our team to a 1st place design delivery with my contribution to our entry for the Mars City Design competition. I created sketches, engineering plans, and deployment plans for a proposed colonization on Mars.
As part of the NTU Bridge Design Competition 2017, I worked in a team of two to design a bridge made out of balsa wood and nylon string. We were awarded 2nd place internationally.