Hessam Azarijafari

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

I am an industrial ecology researcher with a background in civil engineering and construction management. My research strives to make the current life cycle modeling and technosphere-ecosphere interactions assessment more accurate, and also to make scientific and industrial communities aware of their own actions on the environment. In this regard, I have been focusing on the sustainability of infrastructures, such as pavements and buildings.

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Member ID	1979
First Name	Hessam
Last Name	Azarijafari
Member Since	Jun 22, 2019

About

I am currently a post-doctoral associate in concrete sustainability hub (CSHub) and Materials Systems Lab (MSL) at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). I am also studying as a postdoctoral scholar (an advanced level of study) at the University of Sherbrooke, Canada. My recent projects mainly focus on the interaction of pavement-building infrastructures in the context of life cycle assessment (LCA). A comprehensive investigation of the pavements across the United States network is a general overview of his contribution to developing breakthroughs that will achieve sustainable infrastructures. I am also working on meta-analysis and harmonization of product category rules (PCRs) and environmental product declarations (EPDs) of construction materials. I received his Ph.D. from the University of Sherbrooke in Canada. My thesis is on the development of dynamic consequential LCA framework for assessing the environmental impacts of pavements.

Research Interests

Consequential life cycle assessment
Dynamic life cycle inventory
Sustainability assessment of pavement infrastructure
Evaluation of the environmental performance of Pavement-Building interaction

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Organization	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
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City	CAMBRIDGE
Country	United States