Himadri Sen Gupta

Dr. Himadri Sen Gupta

University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma, USA
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Academic Career Length

9Years (2018-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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9 August 2022 in Sustainability
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Himadri Sen Gupta
Omar NofalOmar Nofal
Omar Nofal
AGAndres David Gonzalez
Andres David Gonzalez
CNCharles D. Nicholson
Charles D. Nicholson
JLJohn W. van de Lindt
John W. van de Lindt
Every year, floods cause substantial economic losses worldwide with devastating impacts on buildings and physical infrastructures throughout communities. Techniques are available to mitigate flood damage and subsequent losses, but the ability to weigh such strategies with respect to their benefits from a community resilience perspective is limited in the literature. Investing in flood mitigation is critical for communities to protect the physical and socioeconomic systems that depend on them. While there are multiple mitigation options to implement at the building level, this paper focuses on determining the optimal flood mitigation strategy for buildings to minimize flood losses within a community. In this research, a mixed integer linear programming model is proposed for studying the effects and trade-offs associated with pre-event short-term and long-term mitigation strategies to minimize the expected economic losses associated with floods. The capabilities of the proposed model are illustrated for Lumberton, North Carolina (NC), a small, socially diverse inland community on the Lumber River. The mathematically optimal building-level flood mitigation plan is provided based on the available budget, which can significantly minimize the total expected direct economic loss of the community. The results reveal important correlations among investment quantity, building-level short- and long-term mitigation measures, flood depths of various locations, and buildings’ structure. Additionally, this study shows the trade-offs between short- and long-term mitigation measures based on available budget by providing decision support to building owners regarding mitigation measures for their buildings.

19 November 2025 in Progress in Disaster Science
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TZTanjeel Ahmed Bin Zaman
Tanjeel Ahmed Bin Zaman
THTabassum Haque
Tabassum Haque
Himadri Sen GuptaHimadri Sen Gupta
Himadri Sen Gupta
Mostafa SameerMostafa Sameer
Mostafa Sameer
Omar NofalOmar Nofal
Omar Nofal

1 November 2018
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KHK. Hasan
K. Hasan
SIS. Islam
S. Islam
ASA. T. Shams
A. T. Shams
Himadri Sen GuptaHimadri Sen Gupta
Himadri Sen Gupta
The role of primary education is to ensure the broad-based development of pupils. This means ensuring that all pupils are able to develop their cognitive, social, emotional, cultural, and physical skills to the best of their abilities and preparing them for their further school career. It is known that education in Bangladesh is highly subsided. The government has given the highest importance to the education sector to ensure education for all. A large percentage of a country's national budget is set to promote education and make it more accessible. But the education system of Bangladesh faces several problems. Low performances in primary levels and dropout are matters of concern because the low performances can result of poverty, widening disparities in education opportunities and facilities, poor school attendance, less contact time in school, lack of skilled school teachers, and lack of coordination between parents and the teachers. For that reasons, this research is conducted to implement the Total Quality Management (TQM) to improve the condition and the quality of the primary education system. Total Quality Management is a tool for ensuring proper quality in the entire organization. The main objective of the research is to eliminate problems such as the lack of quality of teachers and to improve the relation between teachers, students, and parents. Another aim of this research is to improve the quality of the environment of the class room in order to motivate the students to go to school; so, the dropout can be reduced.

6 March 2026 in Environment Systems and Decisions
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Himadri Sen GuptaHimadri Sen Gupta
Himadri Sen Gupta
AGAndres David Gonzalez
Andres David Gonzalez

1 November 2025 in Natural Hazards Review
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Himadri Sen GuptaHimadri Sen Gupta
Himadri Sen Gupta
ONOmar N. Nofal
Omar N. Nofal
AGAndrés D. González
Andrés D. González
CNCharles D. Nicholson
Charles D. Nicholson
JLJohn W. van de Lindt
John W. van de Lindt

1 September 2018
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LNL. Noshin
L. Noshin
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Himadri Sen Gupta
GKG. Kibria
G. Kibria
The world of ergonomic evaluation considerate the human biomechanics and anthropometric measurement an integral part of product design and development work. In this paper, we have given an attempt to design an ergonomically fitted office chair suitable for Bangladeshi people. In this paper, the anthropometric data analysis has been done in order to determine the necessary dimensions suitable for the office chair. Lastly, an ergonomically fitted office chair is designed based on this anthropometric data analysis. The concept of the paper is to focus on the dimensional changes that the Bangladeshi people need for their comfort in the ergonomic office chair. The structural difference in different regions makes us inspired to think about the office chair ergonomics for Bangladeshi people. In short, this paper reflects the entire process of designing an ergonomic office chair suitable for them.