Regular biography
JI Xiaodong is a Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering at Tsinghua University. His research focuses on seismic behavior and design of high-rise building structures, earthquake-resilient structures, and advanced dynamic testing and monitoring technologies. He has conducted extensive research on seismic performance of steel-reinforced concrete composite structures and has led several projects related to earthquake-resilient high-rise buildings. His work includes studies on seismic damage detection, structural response simulation, and the development of earthquake-resistant systems. He has published numerous papers in international journals on earthquake engineering and structural dynamics.
Scholar-generated biography
Xiaodong Ji is a researcher specializing in earthquake engineering and structural engineering. His work focuses on the seismic behavior of structural systems, including steel tube–double steel plate–concrete composite walls, steel coupling beams, and reinforced concrete (RC) components. Ji's research explores cyclic loading, seismic performance assessment, and damage detection through experimental tests and advanced analytical methods. He has conducted studies on the effects of gravity columns, friction dampers, and tuned viscous mass dampers (TVMD) on seismic mitigation. His research also integrates computer vision techniques for deformation and crack detection in structural tests.