Virtual Reality Applications for
Construction Planning and Management; Construction Automation and Robotics;
Highway Construction Methods; Advanced Technology Applications for Construction
Equipment; Constructability, Maintainability.
Phillip S. Dunston
Professor of Civil Engineering
Office: HAMP 1243
Education
Ph.D., North Carolina State
University, 1994
M.S.C.E., North Carolina State
University, 1992
B.S.C.E., North Carolina State University, 1988
Specialty Group(s)
Research Interests
Virtual Reality Applications for Construction Planning and
Management; Construction Automation and Robotics; Highway Construction Methods;
Advanced Technology Applications for Construction Equipment; Constructability
Maintainability.
The Advanced Construction Systems Laboratory (ACSyL) is the
center of activity for construction research in Division of Construction
Engineering and Management, School of Civil Engineering at Purdue
University. The mission of ACSyL is to identify areas of need and conduct
research that produces both near and long term innovations for the construction
industry. Our approach includes the broader view of the architecture,
engineering, and construction (A/EC) industry.
The current director of ACSyL is Dr. Phillip S. Dunston,
Associate Professor of Construction Engineering and Management. Dr.
Dunston received his doctorate from the Department of Civil Engineering at
North Carolina State University where his emphasis was in construction
automaton and robotics. While there, he participated in research in the
Construction Automation and Robotics Laboratory (CARI)
*Originally Posted January 24th, 2015*
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