LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE PAPERS

1.YIELD SHEAR STRESS OF CEMENTITIOUS MORTAR FOR SELF-COMPACTING CONCRETE

2.A LIFE CYCLE PERSPECTIVE OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE: HUMAN HEALTH RISK-ENERGY NEXUS

3.INSTITUTIONAL REFORMS IN MINOR (VILLAGE TANK) IRRIGATION SECTOR OF SRI LANKA TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

4.SUSTAINABILITY PRACTICES FOR COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE IN SRI LANKAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

5.URBANIZATION ON STREAM CORRIDOR ECOSYSTEM: CASE OF MEDA ELA & PINGA OYA TRIBUTARIES IN UPPER MAHAWELI RIVER, SRI LANKA

6.DEVELOPMENT OF A “ROOF-TILE DRIER” FOR TRADITIONAL ROOF TILE INDUSTRY – A FEASIBLE TECHNOLOGICAL TRANSFORMATION STEP FOR PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENTS, TOWARDS REVIVAL OF A TRADITIONAL INDUSTRY

7.INVESTIGATION OF FACTORS INFLUENCING THERMAL MOVEMENTS IN MASONRY WALLS

8.ENERGY CONTENT OF WALLING MATERIALS- A COMPARISON OF MUD CONCRETE BLOCKS, BRICKS CABOOK AND CEMENT BLOCKS IN TROPICS

9.INVESTIGATING THE ADAPTABILITY OF EXISTING BUILDING ENERGY RATING SYSTEMS TO SRI LANKAN RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS

10.DAMAGE DETECTION OF CORRODED STEEL SPECIMENS BY USING MACHINE LEARNING APPROACH

11.FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS FOR BRIDGE DUE TO CORROSION

12.APPROPRIATION OF CULTURAL CONTENTS IN THE INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH TESTS FROM THE CONTEXT OF ESL LEARNING

13.CONTEXTUALIZED ENHANCEMENT OF VOCABULARY IN THE CONTEXT OF ESL LEARNING

14.ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE SELECTION AND MANAGEMENT OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS IN DISASTER RECONSTRUCTION

15.EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON SHEAR CAPACITY OF LIPPED CHANNEL BEAMS WITH NON-CIRCULAR WEB OPENINGS

16.IMPACTS OF NON REVENUE WATER ON THE NATIONAL WATER SUPPLY AND DRAINAGE BOARD AND METHODS TO MINIMIZE IT

17.NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF SETTLEMENT BEHAVIOUR OF AXIALLY LOADED PILES USED FOR HIGH-RISE BUILDING

18.EFFECT OF LOW CALCIUM FLY ASH (ASTM CLASS F) ON THE STABILIZATION BEHAVIOUR OF EXPANSIVE SOIL

19.COMPRESSIBILITY BEHAVIOUR OF PEAT STABILIZED WITH LOW CALCIUM FLY ASH: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY

20.PREPARATION OF EXTENSION OF TIME (EOT) CLAIMS AND DELAY ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES USED IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

21.REACTIVITY OF BLENDED SCMS FOR SUSTAINABLE TERNARY CEMENTS

22.INVERSE MODELLING FOR ESTIMATING AN INTERFACE ELEMENT
PROPERTIES IN SOIL-PIPE INTERACTION AN OPTIMIZATION APPROACH

23.STUDIES ON REACTIVITY OF LIMESTONE-CALCINED CLAY CEMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURES

24.PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTIC OF SUSTAINABLE TERNARY CEMENTS

25.COMPARISON OF DESIGN, COST AND DURATION OF LGS AND SCIP CONSTRUCTION WITH CONVENTIONAL RC CONSTRUCTION

26.PRODUCTION OF LAB SCALE LIMESTONE CALCINED CLAY CEMENTS USING LOW GRADE LIMESTONE

27.HYDROLOGICAL AND MATERIAL TRANSPORT MODEL TO ASSESS WATER RESOURCES AND POLLUTE TRANSPORT IN MALWATHU OYA BASIN, SRI LANKA

28.INVESTIGATION ON NEUTRALIZING AGENTS FOR PALM OIL MILL EFFLUENT (POME)

29.LOAD TESTING OF BRIDGES FOR LOAD RATING

30.ECONOMIES OF OFF-SITE CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION WITH BIM

31.APPLICATION OF LEAN CONCEPTS IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

32.SUSTAINABLE DECENTRALIZED WASTE MANAGEMENT IN URBAN RESIDENTIAL AREAS

33.GREYWATER TREATMENT AND REUSE USING A BAFFLED CONSTRUCTED WETLAND

34.RECYCLING AND REUSE OF CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION WASTE: SUSTAINABLE APPROACH

35.SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION CULTURE: AN ANALYSIS OF CIVIL AND STATE PARTNERSHIP IN UMA OYA MULTI-PURPOSE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

36.IMAGE BASED DISPLACEMENT MEASURING TECHNIQUE FOR IN-PLANE LOADING

37.EFFECTS OF TRASH BOX DESIGN ON SOLID WASTE SEGREGATION BEHAVIOR IN UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES DILIMAN

38.BIM AS FACILITIES MANAGEMENT TOOL: A BRIEF REVIEW

39.INSIGHT INTO FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN USED BY NATURE AND APPLICATION OF SAME TO ACHIEVE A SUSTAINABLE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

40.GENDER PERSPECTIVE OF COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT; A CASE OF BALANGODA URBAN COUNCIL, SRI LANKA

41.SHEAR STRENGTH CHARACTERISTICS OF BALLAST SUBJECTED TO PARTICLE BREAKAGE AND MUD PUMPING USING PARALLEL GRADATION TECHNIQUE

42.NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF GEOMAT REINFORCED VERTICAL EARTH EMBANKMENTS USING PLAXIS SOFTWARE

43.STABILITY ANALYSIS OF A COMPOST-BIOCHAR MIXED CAPPING SOIL ON HYDROPHOBISED CAPILLARY BARRIER IN AN ENGINEERED LANDFILL

44.FEASIBLE SOLUTIONS FOR REDUCING TRAFFIC FROM MEERAMAKKAM MOSQUE JUNCTION TO THOPAWANA TEMPLE AREA IN KANDY

45.SIMPROVING CONSTRUCTION SAFETY THROUGH SAFE WORKING CYCLE CONCEPT: A LITERATURE REVIEW

46.GREY WATER RECLAMATION FOR URBAN NON-POTABLE REUSE - CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS: A REVIEW

47.A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDELINE FOR SELECTING BUILDING MATERIALS FOR A SUSTAINABLE BUILT ENVIRONMENT: AN APPROACH THROUGH LIFE CYCLE ANALYSIS

48.WATER POLLUTION; SOURCES, EFFECTS AND STRATEGIES FOR PREVENTION IN GAMPAHA DISTRICT

49.IMPORTANCE OF PROPER MONITORING AND MAINTENANCE OF ON-SITE WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS IN SRI LANKA

50.EVALUATE THE STRENGTH OF CEMENT TREATED RECYCLED CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION AGGREGATES AS A PAVEMENT MATERIAL

51.USE OF WASTE RUBBER GRANULES FOR THE PRODUCTION OF CONCRETE PAVING BLOCKS

52.CONTROL OF WATER POLLUTION: CONSTITUTIONAL ASPECT IN INDIA

53.ACCOUNTING OF WATER FOOTPRINT IN SUBSTRUCTURE IN A TYPICAL MULTISTOREY CONCRETE BUILDING

54.ALTERNATIVE FOUNDATION SYSTEM FOR PILES WITH SOFT TOE CONDITION

55.EARLY AGE THERMAL CRACK CONTROL IN MASS CONCRETE

56.BOND PERFORMANCE OF CFRP/STEEL COMPOSITES: STATE –OF-THE-ART-REVIEW

57.FRACTURED LANDSCAPES: STUDY ON LANDSCAPE FRAGMENTATION AND DEGRADATION DUE TO EXPRESSWAYS

58.INCORPORATING RECYCLED PET FIBERS FOR GREEN ROOF SLAB PANEL

59.FINGER JOINTS AND THEIR STRUCTURAL PERFORMANCE IN DIFFERENT EXPOSURE CONDITIONS

60.PERFORMANCE OF FINGER JOINTED TIMBER BOARDS WITH DIFFERENT JOINT CONFIGURATIONS

61.DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERT SYSTEM FOR THE SEISMIC VULNERABILITY OF EXISTING MASONRY STRUCTURES

62.UTILIZATION OF FINE FRACTION OF CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION MASONRY WASTE FOR MORTAR

63.COMPARISON BETWEEN GROUND VIBRATIONS INDUCED BY IMPACT PILING AND BORED PILING

64.ASSESSMENT OF RIDE COMFORT OF PASSENGERS BASED ON WHOLE BODY VIBRATION

65.INVESTIGATION ON A METHOD TO ASSESS ROAD CONDITION BASED ON VIBRATION MEASUREMENTS

66.EFFECT OF RICE HUSK ASH ON STRUCTURAL AND THERMAL PROPERTIES OF CLAY ROOF TILES

67.INVESTIGATION ON CHARACTERISTICS OF NOISE GENERATED BY PILLING ACTIVITIES

68.INCORPORATING NATURAL FIBRES FOR PRECAST SLAB PANELS

69.MODELLING CARBONATION OF FLY ASH CONCRETE USING SYSTEM DYNAMICS

70.MODIFIED HYPERBOLIC SHEAR DEFORMATION THEORY FOR STATIC FLEXURE ANALYSIS OF THICK ISOTROPIC BEAM

71.A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF PV FED SPEED CONTROL OF DC MOTOR USING SOFT COMPUTING TECHNIQUES

72.FINITE ELEMENT SIMULATION OF THIN FOLDED MEMBRANES

73.THE RESILIENCE AND ADAPTATION FOR THE DISASTER MITIGATION WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO COASTAL DEFENSIVE MEASURES USED IN SRI LANKA

74.NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF PREDICTION OF SHEAR STRENGTH OF REINFORCED CONCRETE BEAM USING TOTAL CRACK STRAIN MODEL

75.MODELLING OF CFRP STRENGTHENED CONCRETE BEAM TO QUANTIFY THE EFFECTS OF BOND PARAMETERS IN FLEXURE

76.APPLICATIONS OF FINITE ELEMENT METHOD IN STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

77.VISCOUS DAMPER RESPONSE ANALYSIS IN BUILDING FRAMES WITH A SIMPLIFIED METHOD

78.‘MEANING CRISIS’ IN THE CONTEXT OF ENVIRONMENT: A PHILOSOHICAL ANALYSIS

79.COST EFFECTIVE BUILDING SYSTEMS FOR RAPID CONSTRUCTION IN TROPICAL CLIMATES

80.INVESTIGATION OF DIFFERENT METHODS TO MINIMIZE CRACKING IN MASONRY WALLS

81.APPLICATION OF POST TENSIONS IN HIGH RISE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION IN SRI LANKA

82.HOW TO ASSESS SUSTAINABILITY OF URBAN WATER CYCLE SYSTEMS (UWCS). DEVELOPMENT OF A METERING METHODOLOGY

83. APPLICATION OF META-MODELING BASED FINITE ELEMENT SOLUTION CONVERSION METHOD TO DEVELOP SMART INITIAL GUESS OF CONJUGATE GRADIENT METHOD FOR SOLID ELEMENT SIMULATION

84.FINITE DIFFERENCE APPROXIMATION TO WAVE EQUATION TO SIMULATE SLOSHING OF GROUND SUPPORTED TANKS FOR EARTHQUAKE LOADINGS

85.STUDIES FOR OPTIMUM PERFORMANCES AND EMISSIONS OF DIESEL AND DIESOHOLS USING A COMPUTERIZED VARIABLE COMPRESSION RATIO MULTI FUEL ENGINE TEST RIG

86.INVESTIGATION OF STRENGTH PROPERTIES OF RANDOM RUBBLE MASONRY FOR DESIGN OPTIMIZATION

87.APPLICATIONS OF DESIGN FOR EXCELLENCE IN PREFABRICATED BUILDING SERVICES SYSTEMS

88.EFFECTS OF SHADING DESIGN OPTIONS ON THERMAL AND DAYLIGHTING PERFORMANCE OF A MODULAR HOUSE IN MELBOURNE

89.MAINTENANCE OF BUILDING STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS

90.IDENTIFYING WIDER ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF PREFABRICATED HOUSES IN AUSTRALIA