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Khaled Ksaibati is a Professor in the Department of Civil & Architectural Engineering at the University of Wyoming, College of Engineering and Physical Sciences. He serves as the Director of the Wyoming Technology Transfer Center and coordinates the WYDOT Certification Program, playing a key role in advancing transportation knowledge across the state.
Education:
- B.S. in Civil Engineering, Wayne State University, 1984
- M.S. in Civil Engineering, Purdue University, 1986
- Ph.D. in Civil Engineering, Purdue University, 1990
His research focuses on pavement design, maintenance, and rehabilitation, with strong emphasis on low-volume and rural roads, gravel road management, and transportation safety. He has led numerous projects on tribal reservations and energy-impacted areas, contributing to sustainable and equitable infrastructure solutions. His work integrates field evaluation, material testing, and policy development.
His recent publications highlight trends in pavement management optimization, safety improvements on rural highways, and cost-effective solutions for unpaved roads. These works span topics from recycled asphalt pavement to visual assessment systems and traffic impact modeling, reflecting a strong interdisciplinary and applied focus.
Scientific and Professional Recognition:
- Director, Wyoming Technology Transfer Center
- Board Member, Mountain Plain Consortium
- Board Member, Transportation Learning Network (TLN)
- Coordinator, WYDOT/WCA Certification Program
- Member, Wyoming Safety Management System Committee
Dr. Ksaibati has secured substantial research funding as Principal or Co-Principal Investigator from WYDOT, FHWA, and the Mountain Plains Consortium, supporting graduate students and advancing rural transportation safety. His projects include the Wyoming Rural Road Safety Program, tribal safety initiatives, and pavement material characterization. He actively advises students and leads research teams focused on infrastructure resilience and technology transfer.
He is associated with key research entities including the Wyoming Technology Transfer Center and the Wyoming Rural Roads Safety Program, which serve as hubs for training, technical assistance, and applied research across Wyoming and regional tribal communities.
