Ir. Cor Kasbergen

Master degree in Computer Science at Delft University of Technology.

After his graduation at the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science in 1993, he was employed by the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences of TU Delft. He participated in several projects concerning computer-aided education.

Since June 1997 he has been employed as permanent staff by the Structural Mechanics Section of TU Delft to participate in a project called ACRE on parallelisation of the in-house developed FEM package CAPA-3D.

From 2002 he got involved in different PhD projects in a supporting/supervisory role. In 2004 and 2005 he was lecturing in international courses on applied tensor analysis and constitutive modelling of asphalt. The years that followed kept him busy with developing and implementing several large deformation constitutive models, specifically for asphaltic materials.

In the last decade his research interests, on top of the above-mentioned, tended to go towards contact mechanics, especially tire-pavement interaction, and spectral element techniques for layered pavement systems.

Research interests

Contact mechanics, material modeling, parallel computing.

Representative publications

Sun, Z., Kasbergen, C., van Dalen, K. N., Anupam, K., Skarpas, A., Erkens, S. M. J. G. (2022)
A parameter identification technique for traffic speed deflectometer tests of pavements. Road Materials and Pavement Design 24, 4, p. 1065 - 1087.

Tang, T., Anupam, K., Kasbergen, C., Scarpas, A., Erkens, S. (2019)
A finite element study of rain intensity on skid resistance for permeable asphalt concrete mixes. Construction and Building Materials 220, p. 464 - 475.

Kringos, N., Kasbergen, C., Selvadurai, P. (2008)
Modelling of combined physical-mechanical moisture-induced damage in asphaltic mixes, Part 1: governing processes and formulations. International Journal of Pavement Engineering 9, 2, p. 115 - 128.

Al-Khoury, R., Scarpas, A., Kasbergen, C., Blaauwendraad, J. (2002)
Spectral element technique for efficient parameter identification of layered media. Part III: viscoelastic aspects. International Journal of Solids and Structures 39, p. 2189 - 2201.