Dr. Jaime Y. Hernandez, Jr.

PhD in Civil Engineering (Structural Health Monitoring), The University of Tokyo, 2007
MS Civil and Environmental Engineering (Structural Materials), Saitama University, 1998
BS Civil Engineering, University of the Philippines Diliman, 1991

Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers (PICE)

1. Best Paper Award at the Sustainable Built Environment Conference 2016
2. Outstanding Presentation Award at the Japan Society of Civil Engineers (JSCE) 2006 Annual Meeting

1. Candelaria, M.D.E. and Hernandez, J.Jr.Y. “Determination of the Properties of Bambusa Blumeana using Full-culm Compression Tests and Layered Tensile Tests for Finite Element Model Simulation using Orthothropic Material Modeling,” Volume 9 No.1, 2019, ASEAN Engineering Journal.
   
   
2. Hernandez, J.Jr.Y. “Progressive Failure of Elements in the Building Envelope of Structures in the Philippines due to Severe Wind loading: Simulation and Experimentation at the UP Diliman Institute of Civil Engineering (UPD ICE),” presented at the 2ND TECHNICAL CONFERENCE of ISSEP on In-depth Solutions to Structural Engineering Problems, 27-28 September 2019 at the Century Park Sheraton Hotel, Manila City.
   
   
3. Agar, J.C., Mata, W.L., Hernandez, J.Jr.Y. “Estimating Typhoon Haiyan’s Wind Speeds using Windicators,” Volume 39 No. 1, June 2018, Philippine Engineering Journal.
   
   
4. Acosta, T.J., Galisim, J.J., Tan, L.R.E., Hernandez J. Jr.Y. “Development of Empirical Wind Vulnerability Curves of School Buildings Damaged by the 2016 Typhoon Nina”. 2018. Procedia Engineering volume 212. Pg. 395-402
   
   
5. Tan, L.R.E. and Hernandez, J.Jr.Y. (2017). Investigation of the Failure Progression of a 1-Storey Gable-roof Building subjected to Sustained Wind Loads. Published in the proceedings of the 9th Asia-Pacific Conference on Wind Engineering, December 3-7, 2017, Auckland, New Zealand.