POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

UNIVERSITY OF PERADENIYA

2021
 CONTENTS
1) Faculty map ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3

2) Introduction to the PG Programme .............................................................................................................................................................. 4

3) Contact Information .................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

4) Vision and Mission statement of the Department ........................................................................................................................................ 6

5) Admission Requirements ............................................................................................................................................................................ 7

6) List of courses offered under each Programme ............................................................................................................................................ 8

7) Resources Available………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….14

8) Degree awarding criteria ................................................................................................................................................................... ……15

9) Number of Students in each Programme ................................................................................................................................................... 15

10) Publications based on Postgraduate research work .................................................................................................................................... 16

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1) Faculty Map

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2) Introduction to the PG Programmes

The PG programmes in Civil Engineering are conducted by the Department of Civil Engineering, University of Peradeniya. The PG
programmes offered consist of Structural Engineering, Environmental and Water Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Highway and
Traffic Engineering and, Sustainable Built Environment. Salient feature of the PG programme is that all these five programmes are offered
annually from 2014. Annually, over 100 students register for all the five PG programmes offered by the department. The courses in each
programme consist of course units conducted through lectures, tutorials, assignments, laboratory classes, field work, and design or research
projects. The Department of Civil Engineering, University of Peradeniya has excellent testing facilities for laboratory and fieldwork related to
all the five PG programmes and the courses are taught by a team of highly qualified academic staff. In addition, visiting experts from the
industry and from foreign and local universities are also conducting some courses in different programmes to share their valuable experiences
with the PG students. State of art computer software is available for analytical and design work for each programme. Details of different
programmes, syllabi of each programme, admission requirements, degree awarding criteria and the progress of the PG programme etc., are
detailed in the following sections of this handbook.

Postgraduate Programmes
MScEng/MSc/PGDip in Environment and Water Engineering
MScEng/PGDip in Geotechnical Engineering
MScEng/PGDip in Highway and Traffic Engineering
MScEng/PGDip in Structural Engineering
MSc/PGDip in Sustainable Built Environment

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 3) Contact Information

Course Secretary: 0717691566/081-2393502 Website: http://eng.pdn.ac.lk/civil/academics/post.php?academic

Head of the Department of Coordinator of Postgraduate Coordinator of PG Programme in Coordinator of PG Programme in

Civil Engineering Programmes in Civil Engineering Environment and Water Engineering Geotechnical Engineering

Dr. U. I. Dissanayake Dr. L.C. Kurukulasuriya Dr. (Mrs). K. G.N.Nanayakkara Dr. S. K. Navaratnarajah
Head/Civil Engineering Geotechnical Laboratory Fluid Laboratory Geotechnical Laboratory
Email:headcivil@eng.pdn.ac.lk Email:chank@eng.pdn.ac.lk Email: nadee173@yahoo.com Email: navask@eng.pdn.ac.lk
TP: +94-81-2393500 TP: +94-81-2393514 TP: +94-81-2393501 TP: +94-81-2393519

Coordinator of PG Programme in Highway Coordinator of PG Programme in Structural Coordinator of PG Programme in Sustainable

and Traffic Engineering Engineering Built Environment

Dr. (Mrs). W. C. T. K. Gunawardana Dr. A. J. Dammika Dr. P. B. R. Dissanayake

Fluid Laboratory Material Laboratory Materials Laboratory
Email:chandimag@pdn.ac.lk Email: dammikaaj@pdn.ac.lk Email: pujitha@eng.pdn.ac.lk
TP: +94 81 239 3549 TP: +94-81-2393541 5
TP: +94 81 239 3569
4) Vision and Mission Statement of the Department

Mission

To acquire, promote, develop and disseminate knowledge and application of civil engineering in particular to produce engineers with skills and
attitudes who attain competence as professional engineers providing leadership in the national and international arena and to interact with local
industry and community for sustainable development leading to enhanced quality of life while preserving national heritage.

Vision

The mission of the department is to become the best Civil Engineering department in South Asia as the centre of excellence in teaching, research &
development and consultancy.

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5) Admission Requirements

5.1 Programme of Study Leading to the Postgraduate Diploma (PGDip)

a) A Bachelor’s Degree acceptable to the Faculty Higher Degrees Committee or
b) Such other qualification as may be approved by the Faculty Higher Degrees Committee as suitable for candidature for PGDip, in a field related
to the programme of study.

5.2 Programme of Study Leading to Degree of Master of the Science of Engineering (MScEng)
a) A Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering with First or Second Class Honours or
b) A Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering with acceptable postgraduate qualifications, or
c) A degree or such other qualification as may be approved by the Faculty Higher Degrees Committee as suitable for candidature for the
MScEng Degree with a minimum of one year’s experience, after obtaining the Degree or such qualification, in a field related to the
programme of study.

5.3 Programme of Study Leading to Degree of Master of Science (MSc)

a) A Bachelor’s Degree with First or Second Class Honours or
b) A Bachelor’s Degree with acceptable postgraduate qualifications or
c) A Degree or such other qualification as may be approved by the Faculty Higher Degrees Committee as suitable for candidature for the MSc
Degree with a minimum of one year’s experience, after obtaining the Degree or such qualification, in a field related to the programme of
study.

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6) List of courses offered under each Programme
6.1) Postgraduate Programme in Environmental and Water Engineering

(a) Introduction

The postgraduate programme in Environmental and Water Engineering is conducted by the Department of Civil Engineering, University of
Peradeniya. The well equipped laboratories and highly qualified teaching staff attached to the Environmental and Water Engineering laboratories
provide an excellent learning environment to the students. The courses are to be conducted through lectures, assignments, laboratory classes, and
research projects.

(b) List of courses

Course Code Course Name Credits

CE 601 Independent Study 3
CE 670 Environmental Hydraulics 3
CE 671 Applied hydrology and groundwater management 3
CE 672 Environmental technology and management 3
CE 673 Water and wastewater engineering 3
CE 674 Computer applications in water and environmental engineering 3
CE 675 Water and environmental resources management (WERM) 3
CE 685 Solid and hazardous waste management 3
CE 687 Irrigation and water management 3
CE 688 Economics of water resources project planning 3
CE 689 GIS and remote sensing in water resources 3
CE 676 Hydraulic structures 3

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6.2) Postgraduate Programme in Geotechnical Engineering
(a) Introduction

The postgraduate programme in Geotechnical Engineering is conducted by the Department of Civil Engineering, University of Peradeniya.
Department of Civil Engineering, University of Peradeniya has excellent testing facilities for laboratory and fieldwork related to Geotechnical
Engineering. The course will be taught by a team of highly qualified academic staff. State of the art computer software is available for analytical and
design work. The course consists of course units conducted through lectures, tutorials, assignments, laboratory classes and research or design
projects.

(b) List of Courses

Course Code Course Name Credits

CE 601 Independent Study 3

CE 641 Site Investigation Practice 3
CE 642 Laboratory and Field Exercises 3
CE 643 Mechanical Behaviour of Soils 3
CE 645 Basic Geology and Geological Exploration 3
CE 646 Foundation Engineering 3
CE 647 Geotechnical Analysis and Design 3
CE 648 Engineering Geology and Rock Mechanics 3
CE 649 Slope Stability and Earth Retaining Structures 3
CE 650 Advanced Soil Testing, Instrumentation and Monitoring 3
CE 651 Theoretical Soil Mechanics 3
CE 652 Geo-Hydrology 3
CE 653 Production of Aggregates in Construction 2
CE 654 Earth and Rockfill Dams 2

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 CE 655 Construction Methods and Equipment in Geotechnical Engineering 2
CE 656 Problematic Soils and Ground Improvement 2
CE 657 Advanced Geotechnical Analysis and Design 2
CE 658 Environmental Geotechniques 2
CE 659 Geotechnical Engineering Practice 3

6.3) Postgraduate Programme in Highway and Traffic Engineering

(a) Introduction
The postgraduate programme in Highway and Traffic Engineering is conducted by the Department of Civil Engineering, University of Peradeniya.
The well-equipped laboratories and well-qualified teaching staff attached to the Highway and Transportation laboratories provide an excellent
learning environment to the students. Besides, once the proposed transport simulation and GIS laboratory is set up towards the end of this year, it will
give cutting edge opportunity for students to use those facilities for research work.
(b) List of Courses
Course Code Course Name Credits
CE 601 Independent Study 3
CE 662 Basic Soil and Rock Mechanics for Highway Engineering 3

CE 663 Traffic Engineering 3

CE 664 Pavement Design 3
CE 665 Traffic Measurements, Analysis and Design 3
CE 666 Road Safety and Environment 3
CE 760 Highway Planning 3
CE 761 Highway Construction Materials and Methods 2
CE 762 Evaluation of Pavement Materials and Pavements (Lab Course) 2
CE 763 Highway Evaluation and Maintenance 2
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 CE 764 GIS for Highway and Transportation Engineering 3
CE 765 Quantitative Methods in Traffic Engineering 3
CE 766 Traffic Management 2
CE 767 Traffic Impact Assessment 1

6.4) Postgraduate Programme in Structural Engineering

(a) Introduction

The postgraduate programme in structural engineering has been conducted by the Department of Civil Engineering, University of Peradeniya over
the last 20 years. The programme has been designed to delivercomprehensive knowledge for practicing engineers and postgraduate research students.
The course consists of compulsory (core) courses conducted through lectures, tutorials, assignments, laboratory and design classes and a research
study. The elective courses can be selected as per the eligibility requirement.

(b) List of Courses

Course Code Course Name Credits

CE 614 Finite Elements Methods 3

CE 619 Computer Aided Structural Design 3
CE 622 Design of Concrete Structures 3
CE 640 Foundation Engineering 3
CE 601 Independent Study 3
CE 610 Concrete Technology 3
CE 615 Design of Steel Structures 2
CE 618 Construction Materials 3
CE 623 High-Rise Buildings 2
CE 626 Bridge Engineering 2
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6.5) Postgraduate Programme in Sustainable Built Environment
(a) Introduction

This program focuses on introducing the concepts and methods of reducing the environmental burden of activities related to the built environment.
The students of this programme will have an opportunity to expose themselves to the concept of “Green Building Techniques” applicable in many
disciplines of engineering. The main objective of this programme is the capacity building in the area of sustainable built environment. Further, the
graduates will be capable of practicing the concepts of green building techniques in their respective areas of specializations. In addition, they will be
eligible to apply to become a Green Building Certified Professional (GBCP) who is authorized by the Green Building Council of Sri Lanka (GBCSL)
to assess buildings for the award of"Green Building Rating" in Sri Lanka.This postgraduate programme is conducted by the Department of Civil
Engineering, University of Peradeniya. The course consists of taught courses, industrial assignments, laboratory and design exercises and a research
project. The Faculty of Engineering, University of Peradeniya, has excellent physical facilities and a team of highly qualified academic staff to
conduct the programme. Further, visiting national and international experts from industry and academia will contribute as resource personnel.

(b) List of Courses

Course Code Course Name Credits

CE 690 Fundamentals of Architecture and Economics for Sustainable Planning 3
CE 692 Global Environmental Issues and Built Environment 3
CE 693 Building Services Engineering 3
CE 694 GreenSL Rating System for Built Environment 3
CE 691 Infrastructure Planning for Sustainable Cities 3
CE 696 Sustainable Construction 3
CE 675 Water and Environmental Resources and Management 3
CE688 Economics of Water Resources Project Planning 3
CE689 GIS and Remote Sensing in Water Resources 3
CE 698 Independent Study 2
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7) Resources Available

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Fluid Mechanics Laboratory Geotechnical Laboratory Materials Laboratory

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Metallurgy Laboratory Structures Laboratory Survey Laboratory

8) Degree Awarding Criteria

Postgraduate Diploma (PGDip)

Students registered for Postgraduate Diploma are required to obtain a total of 12 credits with a minimum GPA of 2.75 in taught course units and a
research study which will be evaluatedthrough a written report and a viva-voce examination. A period of twelve months from the beginning of the
postgraduate course is sufficient for the successful completion of the Postgraduate Diploma.

Degree of Master of the Science (MSc)/Degree of Master of the Science of Engineering (MScEng)

Those who obtain good grades for the taught course units and demonstrate satisfactory progress in research project may continue the course leading
to MSc/MScEng degree. In addition to the requirements at the first three semesters, the student is required to submit a dissertation on a project study
with a substantial research component. They will also be required to give a seminar and face a viva-voce examination at the completion of the
dissertation in the MSc/MScEng programme. The candidates are also strongly encouraged to either present the research material at a national
conference or submit a paper of such standard that is acceptable to be published in a refereed journal. A period of eighteen months from the
beginning of the postgraduate diploma course is sufficient for successful completion of the degree. Earning a total of 24 credits (min. GPA 3.0) and
successful completion of a project with substantial research component, equivalent to 4 months full time study or 6 months part time study will be
required for the award of the MSc/MScEng degree.

9) Number of Students in Each Programme

Programme 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021

Structural Engineering 40 61 37 40 44 40
Water and Environmental Engineering 23 25 33 27 33 31
Geotechnical Engineering / Engineering Geology 13 13 16 23 28 29
Highway and Traffic Engineering 10 16 16 15 14 19
Sustainable built Environment 10 7 7 08 10 07

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9) Publications Based on Postgraduate Research Work (During last 5 years)

1. Marasinghe C. K. and Wijetunge J. J. (2016a) “Computation of nearshore wave set-up due to wind waves generated by tropical cyclones
landfalling in Sri Lanka,” Proc. Moratuwa Engineering Research Conference (MERCon) 2016, IEEE Xplore, pp. 222-226.
2. Marasinghe C. K. and Wijetunge J. J. (2016b) “A Methodology for Integrated Assessment of the Risk of Coastal Flooding due to
Tsunami and Storm Surges,” Proc. 12th International Conference of the International Institute for Infrastructure, Resilience and
Reconstruction, 5 – 7 August, Kandy, Sri Lanka, pp. 46-53.
3. Pushpakumara, P.K.P., Weerakoon, S.B. and K.D.W. Nandalal (2016) “Impacts of sea level rise and bed level accretion on salinity level
of Negombo lagoon, Sri Lanka”, Proceedings of the 8th EWRI Conference “International Perspective on Water Resources and the
Environment”, Colombo, Sri Lanka, January 2016. Paper no. 73 (in CD).
4. Gowthaman S, Nasvi M. C. M. (2017), “2D and 3D Numerical Simulation of Load-Settlement Behaviour of Axially Loaded Pile
Foundations”, American Journal of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Vol 05(05): 187-195.
5. Gowthaman S, Nasvi M.C.M, Krishnya S. (2017), “Numerical Study and Comparison of the Settlement Behaviours of Axially Loaded
Piles using Different Material Models”, IESL, Vol. L - 02: 01-10.
6. Kaushalya R.D.T. and K.D.W. Nandalal. (2017), “System Dynamics Based Model for the Nachchaduwa Reservoir in the Malwathu Oya
Basin, Sri Lanka”, Engineer, Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka, Vol.L, October, No.4, pp.31-40.
7. Premarathne H.M.W.A.P., Kurukulasuriya L.C. (2017), “Performance evaluation of expansive clay liner materials in wet zone of Sri
Lanka”. Proceedings, 8th International Conference on Structural Engineering and Construction Management (ICSECM 2017) (Oral. 08
December, 2017, Earl’s Regency Hotel, Kandy, Sri Lanka).
8. D. M. A. D. S. Dinesh, C. S. Bandara and J. A. S. C. Jayasinghe (2018), Rolling contact fatigue damage assessment of rail girders,
Proceedings of the Annual Sessions 2018 of Society of Structural Engineers, Sri Lanka, 14th August 2018.
9. D. M. A. D. S. Dinesh, D. P. L. A. S. D. Gunathilake, C. S. Bandara, J. A. S. C. Jayasinghe (2018), Fatigue damage assessment of rail
girders, The Journal of the Plastics and Rubber Institute of Sri Lanka, Vol.17, pp. 110-112.
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10. Gowthaman S, Nasvi M. C. M. (2018), “Three-dimensional Numerical Simulation and Validation of Load-Settlement Behaviour of a Pile
Group under Compressive Loading”, IESL, Vol. LI: 9-21.
11. Indrashani S.A.N.T, Rajasinghe R.M.C.A, Kalpage C.S, Jinadasa K.B.S.N, Weragoda S.K, Nanayakkara K.G.N. (2018), “Water quality
and maintenance issues in RO plants situated in CKDu affected areas”, 9th Int. Conf. on Sustainable Built Environment, Kandy, Sri
Lanka, Dec 2018.
12. Kim L, Nandalal K.D.W, Doung R. (2018), “Coupling HEC-HMS and HEC-RAS models for a study of flood induced by Mekong River”,
The International Symposium on Urban Water Management in Southeast Asia, 23 February 2018, Institute of Technology of Cambodia,
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
13. Kosgolla S.S, Nandalal H.K. (2018), “Determination of variations of vegetation cover with slope in Kandy Municipal Area:, 10th Int.
Conf. on Sustainable Built Environment, Kandy, Sri Lanka, Dec 2018.
14. Meetiyagoda T.A.O.K, Weragoda, S.K, Mutua F.M, Kalpage C.S, Weerakoon S.B, Ilangasinghe I.M.W.K. (2018), “The potential of
conventional water treatment to eliminate dissolved organic carbon (DOC) presence in raw water”, 9th International Conference on
Sustainable Built Environment, Kandy, Sri Lanka, Dec 2018.
15. Muon R, Weerakoon S.B, Doung R. (2018), “Modeling of storm water network in an urban area of Phnom Penh”, The International
Symposium on Urban Water Management in Southeast Asia, 23 February 2018, Institute of Technology of Cambodia, Phnom Penh,
Cambodia
16. Nanayakkara K. G. N, Arambepola I.G, Aluthwatte M , Rajasinghe C, Herath G.B.B. (2018), “Effect of open dumping of the LPRO
concentrate”, 9th Int. Conf. on Sustainable Built Environment, Kandy, Sri Lanka, Dec 2018.
17. Nanayakkaraa K. G. N, Weerakkody C, Karunarathne D. G. G. P. (2018), “Development and optimization of Cu-Zr/Ti cathode for
removing copper from contaminated water using electrochemical reduction”, Desalination and Water Treatment, 114–121
18. Nanayakkaraa K.G. N, Koralage A, Meegoda C, Kariyawasam S. (2018), “ Removing nitrogenous compounds from landfill leachate
using electrochemical techniques”, Environ. Eng. Res; 24(2): 339-346.
19. Rajasinghe R.M.C.A, Indrashani S.A.N.T, Weragoda S.K, Nanayakkara K.G.N, Kalpage C.S , Jinadasa K.B.S.N. (2018), “Rainwater
harvesting in CKDu affected areas”, 9th Int. Conf. on Sustainable Built Environment, Kandy, Sri Lanka, Dec 2018.

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20. Ranasingha R.A.J.C, Nanayakkara K.G.N. (2018), “Utilisation of fly ash as an adsorbent material for removing major pollutants in Sri
Lankan ground water”, 9th Int. Conf. on Sustainable Built Environment, Kandy, Sri Lanka, Dec 2018.
21. Ranatunga S. P, Nandalal H.K. (2018), “Temporal analysis of rainfall patterns In Mahaweli System H in Sri Lanka”, 9th Int. Conf. on
Sustainable Built Environment, Kandy, Sri Lanka, Dec 2018.
22. Rathnayake K.N, Perera K, Nandalal K. D. W. (2018), “Development of rainfall intensity duration frequency (IDF) curves for Watawala
Sri Lanka”, 9th Int. Conf. on Sustainable Built Environment, Kandy, Sri Lanka, Dec 2018.
23. Venuja T, Kurukulasuriya L.C. (2018), “Seepage InIranamadu Dam And Its Influence On the Stability”, Proceedings of 9th International
Conference on Sustainable Built Environment. (ICSBE 2018) (Oral. 15 December, 2018, Earl’s Regency Hotel, Kandy, Sri Lanka).
24. Fernando KSDM, Nasvi MCM, Gunasekara C, Law DW, Setunge S, Dissanayake PBR, Mix optimization of geopolymer mortar
produced with low calcium fly ash in Sri Lanka, 10th International Conference on Structural Engineering and Construction Management,
2019 (ICSECM 2019), Kandy, Sri Lanka.
25. Gangananda, A.M.J.T. Renovation and Retrofitting of Uva Provincial Council Building for Sustainability: Green Building. Proceedings
of the International Conference on “Advances in Concrete Technology, Structural Engineering and Design: Dedicated to
HelarisiAbeyruwan”, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka, August 13, 2019, pp 99-104.
26. H.M.W.A.P.Premarathne and L.C.Kurukulasuriya (2019), Investigation of functionality of landfill liner systems under wet zone climatic
conditions in Sri Lanka, Proceedings 12th International Conference on Structural Engineering and Construction Management (ICSECM),
Kandy, Sri Lanka, 14th December 2019.
27. Jayaratne, H.M. Sustainable Solid Waste Management Techniques for Uva Province. Proceedings of the International Conference on
“Advances in Concrete Technology, Structural Engineering and Design: Dedicated to Helarisi Abeyruwan”, University of Peradeniya, Sri
Lanka, August 13, 2019, pp. 105-109.
28. Mayuranga, H. G. S., Navaratnarajah, S. K., Bandara, C. S., & Jayasinghe, J. A. S. C. (2019). A state of the art review of the influence of
rubber inclusions in railway tracks, 10th International Conference on Structural Engineering and Construction Management (ICSECM
2019), Kandy, Sri Lanka.

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29. Nasvi, M. C. M., Krishnya (2019), "Stability Analysis of Colombo–Katunayake Expressway (CKE) Using Finite Element and Limit
Equilibrium Methods." Indian Geotechnical Journal: 1-15.
30. Navaratnarajah, S. K., Venuja, S., Shahmi, N. M. and Rimas, N. M. (2019). Influence of fine materials on stress-strain and degradation
behavior of railway ballast under static loading conditions, 10th International Conference on Structural Engineering and Construction
Management (ICSECM 2019), Kandy, Sri Lanka.
31. R. M. C. M. Rajapakse, K. K. Wijesundara, R. Nascimbene, C. S. Bandara, R. Dissanayake (2019), Accounting axial-moment-shear
interaction for force-based fiber modeling of RC frames, Engineering Structures, Vol. 184, pp. 15–36.
32. R.R.V.G.B.C.R.B. Hulangamuwa, A.J. Dammika., Behaviour of jointless bridge decks with link slabs: A review: in the proceedings of
international conference on Structural engineering and construction management (ICSECM 2019), Kandy, Sri Lanka 12-14 December
2019.
33. Rathnayake, R. M. D. L., Navaratnarajah, S. K., Bandara, C. S., & Jayasinghe, J. A. S. C. (2019). Low fidelity numerical models for
evaluation of subgrade reaction: A review, 10th International Conference on Structural Engineering and Construction Management
(ICSECM 2019), Kandy, Sri Lanka.
34. S. Sivaram, J. A. S. C. Jayasinghe and C. S. Bandara (2019), Development of relationships between numerical indentation testing and
material parameters, International conference on Advances in Concrete Technology, Structural Engineering and Design (ACTSED):
Dedicated to Helarisi Abeyruwan, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka, 13th August 2019.
35. Venuja, S., Navaratnarajah, S. K., Bandara, C. S., &Jayasinghe, J. A. S. C. (2019). Review on geosynthetic inclusions for the
enhancement of ballasted rail tracks, 10th International Conference on Structural Engineering and Construction Management (ICSECM
2019), Kandy, Sri Lanka.
36. A.D. De Alwis and L.C.Kurukulasuriya, 2020, Influence of JRC on the bearing capacity of shallow foundations placed on inclined jointed
rocks using interface elements. International Conference on Geotechnical Engineering (ICGE), Colombo, December 2021 (Accepted).
37. 8. E. M. S. D. Jayasooriya, H. M. S. S. Hippola, C. S. Bandara, A. K. Kulathunga, K. K. K. Sylva, P. B. R. Dissanayake, G. P. Ja yasiri,
Chameera Randil, Chamal Perera, C. S. A. Siriwardana (2020), Gaps in the evacuation of people with special needs during coastal
disasters in Sri Lanka, Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering, Vol. 44, Ranjith Dissanayake & PriyanMendis (Editors), pp.45-53

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38. H. M. S. S. Hippola, E. M. S. D Jayasooriya, G. P. Jayasirib, C. Randil, C. Perera, K. K. K. Sylva, A. K. Kulathunga, C. S. Bandara, C. S.
A. Siriwardena and P. B. R. Dissanayake (2020), Gap assessment of warning and dissemination process of early warning system in
coastal areas of Sri Lanka, Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering, Vol. 44, Ranjith Dissanayake & PriyanMendis (Editors), pp.36-44.
39. Fernando K.S.D.M, Nasvi M.C.M, Gunasekara C, Law D.W, Setunge S, Dissanayake P.B.R, Systematic Review on Alkali Activated
Binders blended with Rice Husk Ash 2021, Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering (Accepted).
40. Ganepola, G.A.C. and Jayawardena, U. de S., (2021), Effect of temperature increase for the occurrence of natural landslides in Sri Lanka,
Proceedings of 3rd International Conference on Geotechnical Engineering, Colombo (Accepted).
41. Premarathne H.M.W.A.P., Kurukulasuriya L.C. (2021) Investigation of Functionality of Landfill Liner Systems Under Wet Zone
Climatic Conditions in Sri Lanka. In: Dissanayake R., Mendis P., Weerasekera K., De Silva S., Fernando S. (eds) ICSECM 2019. Lecture
Notes in Civil Engineering, Vol 94. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-7222-7_15.
42. S.P.M.Jayathilake and L.C.Kurukulasuriya (2021), Numerical analysis of seepage conditions in ancient Kalawewa dam, International
Conference on Geotechnical Engineering (ICGE), Colombo, December 2021 (Accepted).
43. K.R.K.Lakmal and L.C.Kurukulasuriya (2021), Finite Element Stress Based Back Analysis on Retrogressive Failure of Kahagalla
Landslide, International Conference on Geotechnical Engineering (ICGE), Colombo, December 2021 (Accepted).

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