Alessandro Fascetti

Dr. Alessandro Fascetti is at the forefront of discovery in civil infrastructure engineering, serving as an Assistant Professor at the Swanson School of Engineering, University of Pittsburgh. With a keen focus on the evaluation of civil infrastructure systems, Dr. Fascetti is dedicated to advancing science-based decision-making procedures that enhance the resilience and sustainability of our national infrastructure networks. His research delves into the intricate physical processes that lead to the degradation of civil infrastructure systems, examining these phenomena at various scales to better understand their impact. By integrating these insights, Dr. Fascetti aims to develop robust decision-making processes that can effectively evaluate the current state of infrastructure and inform strategies for their operation under both ordinary and extraordinary conditions. Dr. Fascetti's work is pivotal in establishing a comprehensive framework for classifying and assessing the resilience of civil infrastructure. His approach not only addresses the immediate challenges faced by infrastructure systems but also anticipates future demands, ensuring that these systems can withstand and adapt to evolving environmental and societal pressures. Through his innovative research, Dr. Fascetti contributes significantly to the field of civil infrastructure engineering, providing valuable guidance for policymakers, engineers, and stakeholders involved in the maintenance and enhancement of critical infrastructure systems. His commitment to improving infrastructure resilience underscores his role as a leading figure in the development of sustainable engineering solutions.