Kunle S. Oguntoye

Ph.D. Candidate in Intelligent Infrastructure Engineering & Computer Science

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Iowa State University

Ames, Iowa

Data Science & AI/ML Research

Data Science | Artificial Intelligence | Infrastructure Management | Digital Twin

I am a PhD candidate at Iowa State University working on the intersection of Civil Infrastructure Asset Management and Computer Science. My research centers on rethinking how infrastructure condition is assessed, shifting from labor-intensive manual inspection toward data-driven, AI-enabled decision making.

At heart, I’m a data nerd. For the past 6 years, I’ve been immersed in data-related projects utilizing major data stacks including Python, SQL, PySpark, Apache Airflow, Databricks, Docker, and cloud platforms like AWS. I love working with data and extracting meaningful insights that drive business intelligence and inform actionable decisions.

More on my peer-reviewed academic works can be found on Google Scholar.

Education

• Ph.D. in Intelligent Infrastructure Engineering and Computer Science, in view
Iowa State University

• Master of Science in Intelligent Infrastructure Engineering (2024) Iowa State University

• Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (2019) University of Ibadan, Nigeria

Research Focus

• Computer Vision • Large Language Model • Autonomous Data Acquisition and Processing with sUAS • Data Driven Infrastructure Analytics • Data/Decision Science
• Causal Inference


Contact

oguntoye@iastate.edu
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selected publications

  1. IJPE
    Maintenance record-enriched machine learning model for pavement international roughness index prediction
    Kunle S. Oguntoye, Halil Ceylan, Sunghwan Kim, and 3 more authors
    International Journal of Pavement Engineering, 2025
  2. Sensors
    Probabilistic Method to Fuse Artificial Intelligence-Generated Underground Utility Mapping
    Kunle S. Oguntoye, Simon Laflamme, Roy Sturgill, and 3 more authors
    Sensors, 2024
  3. Sensors
    Review of artificial intelligence applications for virtual sensing of underground utilities
    Kunle S. Oguntoye, Simon Laflamme, Roy Sturgill, and 1 more author
    Sensors, 2023