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  1. Applicability of the Ground Motion Prediction Equations to the 2011 Tohoku earthquake, M9.0, Japan

    15 May 2014 | Contributor(s): Susumu Ohno

    Applicability of the Ground Motion Prediction Equations to the 2011 Tohoku earthquake, M9.0, JapanThe 2011 Tohoku earthquake is the first great (magnitude of 9 or larger) earthquake in the world that many strong-motions were recorded in relatively dense and uniform observation networks. Therefore...

  2. Application of a Collapse Capacity Methodology to Moment Resisting Frames with High Strength Materials

    15 May 2014 | Contributor(s): Birhanu Bishaw, Luis Ibarra

    Evaluating Collapse Capacity of Moment Resisting Frames That Use High Strength Fiber Reinforced ConcreteThis study evaluates the collapse capacity of moment resisting frames that use high strength fiber reinforced concrete (HSFRC) relative to that of normal and high strength concrete frames. The...

  3. Application of Confined Masonry in a Major Project in India

    15 May 2014 | Contributor(s): Sudhir Jain, Dhiman Basu, Indrajit Ghosh, Durgesh Rai, Svetlana Brzev, Laksh Bhargava

    Application of Confined Masonry in a Major Project in IndiaIn many developing countries such as India, significant number of deaths during earthquakes is caused by poor performance of unreinforced masonry buildings. Further, quite often the reinforced concrete buildings in such countries leave...

  4. Application of discrete element modeling for simulation of cyclic direct simple shear response of granular materials

    15 May 2014 | Contributor(s): Antone Dabeet, Dharma Wijewickreme, Peter Byrne

    Application of DEM for simulation of the Cyclic Direct Simple Shear Response of Granular MaterialsThe Discrete Element Method (DEM) has been increasingly used to simulate and study the fundamental behavior of granular materials. This is due to the ability of the method to model soils as a...

  5. Application of Horizontal-to-Vertical (H/V) Spectral Ratios for Both Microtremors and Earthquake Motions Based on the Diffuse Field Theory

    15 May 2014 | Contributor(s): Hiroshi Kawase, Shinichi Matsushima, Fumiaki Nagashima, Francisco Sánchez-Sesma

    New Application Method of Horizontal-to-Vertical (H/V) Spectral Ratios for Both Microtremors and Earthquake Motions Based on the Diffuse Field TheoryHorizontal-to-vertical spectral ratios (HVRs) of microtremors have been traditionally interpreted theoretically as representing the Rayleigh wave...

  6. Application of Hybrid Simulation for Evaluating Design of a Rocking Steel Frame System

    15 May 2014 | Contributor(s): Matthew Eatherton, Jerome Hajjar, Gregory Deierlein

    Application of Hybrid Simulation for Evaluating Design of a Rocking Steel Frame SystemSelf-centering rocking steel frames have been developed through prior research and subjected to a range of large-scale experimental testing. The rocking steel frame system consists of concentrically braced steel...

  7. Application of Laser Scanning to Structural Testing in Earthquake Engineering, Field Survey, and Structural Assessment of an Earthquake Aftermath

    15 May 2014 | Contributor(s): Shakhzod Takhirov, Khalid Mosalam

    Application of Laser Scanning to Structural Testing in Earthquake Engineering, Field Survey, and Structural Assessment of an Earthquake AftermathThe capabilities and advantages of laser scanners used for structural engineering applications to monitor and assess structural damage in laboratory...

  8. Application of Multiple Digital Image Correlation Sensors in Earthquake Testing

    15 May 2014 | Contributor(s): Michael McGinnis, Steve Barbachyn, Yahya Kurama

    Application of Multiple 3-D Digital Image Correlation Sensors in Earthquake TestingOver the past several decades, large-scale structural testing has become ever more expensive, and researchers are pushing to capture more and better data with each structural test conducted. Earthquake testing in...

  9. APPLICATION OF SIMPLIFIED PROCEDURES IN THE SEISMIC ASSESSMENT AND PERFORMANCE-BASED DESIGN OF CONTINUOUS LONG-SPAN RC BRIDGES

    15 May 2014 | Contributor(s): Marco Escamilla, A Gustavo Ayala

    APPLICATION OF SIMPLIFIED PROCEDURES IN THE SEISMIC ASSESSMENT AND PERFORMANCE BASED DESIGN OF CONTINUOUS LONG-SPAN RC BRIDGESIn recent years, there is an increasing interest in the use of simplified assessment and design procedures in earthquake engineering practice. However, there is often a...

  10. Application of the NEES T-Rex Vibrator for 3-component Crustal Reflection/Refraction Profiling: 2004 Test in the Basin and Range

    25 Feb 2011 | Poster | Contributor(s): Derek Lerch, Kenneth Stokoe, Farn-Yuh Menq

    In September 2004, Stanford University and UT Austin collected crustal reflection/refraction data with the Network forEarthquake Engineering Simulation (NEES) tri-axial (T-Rex) vibrator. Data were collected in two separate surveys: (1) a 40 km crustal scale profile, and (2) a 16 km...

  11. APPLICATIONS OF CALCULATION CHANNEL FUNCTION IN HYBRID SIMULATION

    15 May 2014 | Publications | Contributor(s): Shawn You

    Sensor Noise Elimination Using Calculation Channel Function in Hybrid SimulationShawn YouHybrid simulation in earthquake simulation has become more and more popular. In this approach, the overall structure is modeled by analysis software, such as OpenSees. Some components in the structure are...

  12. APPLICATIONS OF SEISMIC DAMPERS TO SPECIAL MOMENT FRAMES

    15 May 2014 | Publications | Contributor(s): Amir Gilani, H Kit Miyamoto

    Seismic dampers, enhanced perfromanced, superior long term perfromance and reduced collpase riskH Kit Miyamoto, Amir GilaniThe application of seismic protection devices such as dampers has fundamentally altered the landscape of earthquake engineering and design. Structures designed and built...

  13. Applying Control Theories and ABM to Improve Resilience-Based Design of Systems

    15 May 2014 | Publications | Contributor(s): Gian Paolo Cimellaro, Hwasung Roh, Yuri Koh

    Applying structural control strategies to improve resilience-based design of systemsResilient design necessitates a paradigm shift with respect to the methods historically used in system design. The basic of resilient design requires concepts of redundancy, resourcesfulness, diversity and defence...

  14. AR 2013 Balanced Scorecard docs

    03 Jun 2013 | Active Documents | Contributor(s): Marti LaChance

    Balanced scorecard documents, 2013-2013

  15. AR 2013 EOT AWP

    31 May 2013 | Active Documents | Contributor(s): Keith T Adams

    FY 2014 annual work plan (AWP) for NEEScomm EOT. Provided for the 2013 annual report.

  16. AR 2013 EOT documents

    31 May 2013 | Active Documents | Contributor(s): Keith T Adams

    Supporting documents for the 2012-2013 Annual Report, Chapter 5.

  17. AR 2013 Headquarters docs

    12 Jun 2013 | Active Documents | Contributor(s): Marti LaChance

    Supporting documents for Chapters 2 and 3 of the 2013 Annual Report

  18. AR 2013 IT documents

    10 Jul 2013 | Active Documents | Contributor(s): Marti LaChance

    Supporting documents for Chapter 4 of the 2012-2013 Annual Report.

  19. AR 2013 Site Operations docs

    04 Jun 2013 | Active Documents | Contributor(s): Robert Daniel Parker, Marti LaChance

    Supporting docs for Site Ops section, Chapter 6

  20. AR 2013 Site Visit Reports and Responses

    03 Jun 2013 | Active Documents | Contributor(s): Marti LaChance

    NEEScomm and NSF site visit reports.