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2nd European Conference on Earthquake Engineering and Seismology 2014 (2nd ECEES) Joint Event of the 15th European Conference on Earthquake Engineering and the 34th General Assembly of the European Seismological Commission Istanbul, Turkey 25-29 August 2014 Volume 1 of 9 ISBN: 978-1-5108-1021-1
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VOLUME 1
EAEE SESSIONS
ACQUISITION AND ANALYSIS OF STRONG MOTION DATA
DYNAMIC DEFORMATION CHARACTERISTICS OF THE GROUND IDENTIFIED FROM SEISMIC
OBSERVATIONS IN VERTICAL BOREHOLES ........................................................................................................................................ 1
Tetsushi Kurita, Hiroshi Sato, Tomomi Adachi
DOES THE AZIMUTH AFFECT STRONG GROUND MOTION DURATION?.................................................................................. 13
Leonardo Alcántara, Silvia García, Efraín Ovando-Shelley, Marco Macías
ON STRONG GROUND MOTION AND MACRO-SEISMIC INTENSITY OF LUSHAN MS7.0 EARTHQUAKE ........................ 22
Yushi Wang, Xiaojun Li
SM-ROM-GL (STRONG MOTION ROMANIA GROUND LEVEL) DATABASE ............................................................................... 28
Ioan Sorin Borcia, Iolanda-Gabriela Craifaleanu, Elena-Andreea Calarasu, Nicoleta-Florenta Tanase, Ioan-Constantin Praun
AN ANALYSIS OF THE USABILITY OF STRONG GROUND MOTION RECORDS OBTAINED FROM
STATIONS LOCATED IN DENSELY URBANIZED AREAS IN ROMANIA....................................................................................... 36
Iolanda-Gabriela Craifaleanu, Ioan Sorin Borcia
USE OF HIGH-FREQUENCY GNSS SENSORS IN DYNAMIC MOTIONS ......................................................................................... 45
Yusuf Hatay Önen, Ahmet Anil Dindar, Engin Gülal, Güray Gürkan, Koray Gürkan, Burak Akpinar
AN EFFECTIVE METHOD FOR SELECTION AND MODIFICATION OF GROUND MOTION FOR
DYNAMIC TIME HISTORY ANALYSIS.................................................................................................................................................... 56
Farhad Behnamfar, Mehdi Talebi
REAL-TIME EARTHQUAKE INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING
APPLICATIONS IN MONGOLIA ................................................................................................................................................................ 68
Tsoggerel Tsamba, Masato Motosaka, Susumu Ohno, Demberel Sodnomsambuu, Battulga Batkhuu, Natsagdorj Nergui, Ardabek
Bahit
STRONG EARTHQUAKES' INVESTIGATION WITH PRECISION MONITORING OF UNDERGROUND
WATER ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 69
Evgeny Vinogradov, Alina Besedina, Ella Gorbunova, Nikolay Kabychenko, Igor Svintsov
STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING SYSTEMS IN ISTANBUL .................................................................................................. 72
Eser Cakti, Erdal Safak
CO-SEISMIC PERMANENT GROUND DISPLACEMENTS IN SOUTH ICELAND.......................................................................... 81
Rajesh Rupakhety, Ragnar Sigbjörnsson
STRONG-MOTION MONITORING AND ACCELEROMETRIC RECORDINGS IN ICELAND .................................................... 91
Ragnar Sigbjörnsson, Simon Ólfsson, Rajesh Rupakhety, Benedikt Halldórsson, Puja Acharya, Jónas Th. Snaebjörnsson
EARTHQUAK RISK MITIGATION POLICIES AND METHODOLOGIES
SEISMIC DISASTER PREPAREDNESS POLICY IN RISK MANAGEMENT PLANNING - GREECE ....................................... 101
Chrysa Gountromichou, Maria Manousaki, Alexandra Doga, Eythimios Lekkas
EARTHQUAKE RISK MITIGATION AND PREPAREDNESS COMMUNICATION POLICIES TO BRIDGE
THE GAP BETWEEN PUBLIC MISCONCEPTIONS AND PROPER ACTIONS.............................................................................. 113
Asimina Kourou, Anastasia Ioakeimidou, Vasileios Mokos, Konstantinos Bakas
PROACTIVE VS. REACTIVE LEARNING ON BUILDINGS RESPONSE AND EARTHQUAKE RISKS IN
SCHOOLS OF ROMANIA ........................................................................................................................................................................... 120
Daniela Dobre, Emil-Sever Georgescu, Claudiu-Sorin Dragomir, Constantin Ionescu, Dragos Tataru
URBAN HERITAGE VALUE AND SEISMIC VULNERABILITY MAPPING; CHALLENGES FOR
ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURAL ASSESSMENTS - CASE STUDY OF A PROTECTED AREA IN
BUCHAREST, ROMANIA ........................................................................................................................................................................... 128
Emil-Sever Georgescu, Cristina Olga Gociman, Iolanda Gabriela Craifaleanu, Tiberiu Florescu, Cristian Moscu, Mihaela Stela
Georgescu, Claudiu-Sorin Dragomir
JAPANESE REGIONAL IMBALANCE OF FINANCIAL EXPENDITURE REQUIRED FOR HOUSING
RECONSTRUCTION IN MUNICIPAL AND HOUSEHOLD UNITS ................................................................................................... 139
Tadayoshi Nakashima, Shigeyuki Okada, Takafumi Wakaumi, Hitoshi Taniguchi, Takeshi Sato, Chiaki Watanabe, Shinichi Minami
REPORT ON RETROFIT PROCEDURE OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS IN IRAN ................................................................................ 147
Morteza Raissi Dehkordi, Mohammad Yekrangnia, Mahdi Eghbali, Alireza Mahdizadeh
PRIORITIZING ALGORITHM FOR RETROFITTING OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS IN IRAN....................................................... 158
Morteza Raissi Dehkordi, Mohammad Hossein Torabizadeh, Ali Shahri, Mohammad Yekrangnia, Mahdi Eghbali
MORTALITY ANALYSIS BY MUNICIPALITY AND AGE GROUP IN THE 2011 GREAT EAST JAPAN
EARTHQUAKE ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 165
Saki Yotsui, Maki Koyama, Norimitsu Ishii, Aiko Furukawa, Junji Kiyono
TOWARDS THE "BAM INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION ON EARTHQUAKE RISK REDUCTION IN
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES (BICERDC)".............................................................................................................................................. 175
Mehdi ZareEVALUATION METHOD OF EVACUATION SAFETY PERFORMANCE FOR TSUNAMI UNINGAREA-
WIDE MESH .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 182
Harumi Yashiro, Kenichi Fijita
MEASURING RESIDUAL RISK IN EARTHQUAKES........................................................................................................................... 191
Friedemann Wenzel, Ellen Frey, James Daniell
SEISMIC DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR EAST AFRICA ............................................................................................................. 201
Zygmunt Lubkowski, Manuela Villani, Katherine Coates, Nina Jirouskova, Matthew Willis
DESIGN OF SEISMIC ISOLATION SYSTEM FOR SERVICED APARTMENT AT LANGKAWI ............................................... 213
Muhammad Umar Zulkefli, Alan Muhr, Nazirah Ahmad
DEVELOPMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND RESIDENTS WITH
THE POTENTIAL RISK OF LANDSLIDE DISASTER CAUSED BY RAINFALL AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE ..................... 224
Toshihiko Mizuita
ASSESSING THE SEISMIC RISK POTENTIAL OF SOUTH AMERICA .......................................................................................... 232
Kishor Jaiswal, Mark Petersen, Steve Harmsen, Greg Smoczyk
SHAKE TABLE TESTS OF INFILLED RC FRAMES WITH DIFFERENT COLUMN-TO-INFILL
CONNECTIONS ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 244
J. S. Kuang, Hanhui Zhang
GEO-REFERENCED INVENTORY TOWARD SEISMIC SAFETY OF EXISTING BUILDING STOCK – CASE
STUDY KARPOSH MUNICIPALITY IN SKOPJE.................................................................................................................................. 254
Golubka Necevska-Cvetanovska, Roberta Apostolska, Veronika Sendova, Marija Vitanova, Julijana Bojadjieva
DEVELOPMENT OF A FRAMEWORK FOR REAL TIME EARTHQUAKE LOSS ESTIMATION FOR
PORTUGAL.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 266
Vitor Silva, Mario Marques, Helen Crowley, Humberto Varum, Rui Pinho
INTEGRATED RISK MODELLING TOOLKIT AND DATABASE FOR EARTHQUAKE RISK ASSESSMENT....................... 278
Bijan Khazai, Christopher Burton, Paolo Tormene, Christopher Power, Marco Bernasocchi, James E. Daniell, Benjamin Wyss
STUDY ON THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT METHODS FOR SELECTING ACCELEROGRAMS ON
SEISMIC RESPONSE OF CONCRETE MOMENT RESISTING FRAMES ....................................................................................... 287
Nima Hatami Aloughare, Hossein Tajmir Riahi
SCAN RESULTS OF SEISMIC ZONES IN CASPIAN SEA ON THE SEISMICFLUIDOGEODYNAMICAL
(SFGD) FIELDS OF AZERBAIJAN ........................................................................................................................................................... 297
Keramova Ramida Aga-Dadash
EARTHQUAKE SCENARIOS, VULNERABILITY AND LOSS ASSESSMENT STUDIES
EARTHQUAKE CASUALTY LOSS ASSESSMENT IN A MAJOR CITY OF ISRAEL- THE CASE OF
TIBERIAS ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 300
Igal M. Shohet, Hsi-Hsien Wei, Robert Levy, Stav Shapira, Ohad Levi, Tsafrir Levi, Amos Salamon, Yaron Bar-Dayan, Moti Zohar,
Oren Vilnay, Limor Aharonson-Daniel
INTERACTIVE WEB-BASED SOFTWARE FOR SEISMIC SAFETY ASSESSMENT OF SPECIAL
IMPORTANCE BUILDINGS....................................................................................................................................................................... 313
Janira Irizarry, Alba Bosch, Jairo A. Valcarcel, Jose A. Jara, Alex H. Barbat, Lluis G. Pujades, Xavier Goula
SHAKEMAPS FOR CENTRAL EUROPE IMPLEMENTING MACROSEISMIC OBSERVATIONS............................................ 323
Silke Beinersdorf, Jochen Schwarz
SEISMIC VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF URBAN ENVIRONMENTS IN MODERATE-TO-LOW
SEISMIC HAZARD REGIONS USING SUPPORT VECTO MACHINE ............................................................................................. 335
Ismaël Riedel, Philippe Gueguen
HARMONIZATION OF VULNERABILITY CURVES FOR MASONRY BUILDINGS.................................................................... 345
Andrea Spillatura, Emilia Fiorini, Paolo Bazzurro, Domenico Pennucci
CORRELATION BETWEEN DAMAGE DISTRIBUTION AND SOIL CHARACTERISTICS DEDUCED FROM
AMBIENT VIBRATIONS IN THE OLD TOWN OF LEFKADA (W. GREECE)................................................................................ 354
Ioannis Kassaras, Dimitra Kalantoni, Vicki Kouskouna, Antonios Pomonis, Katerina Michalaki, Panagiotis Stoumpos, Stelios
Mourloukos, Stavros Birmpilopoulos, Kostas Makropoulos
TIME HISTORIES FOR SEISMIC ANALYSIS OF STRUCTURES - PROS AND CONS OF AVAILABLE
METHODS...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 366
Nicolas Humbert, Irmela Zentner, Paola Traversa, Frédéric Allain
NON LINEAR SEISMIC ANALYSIS OF COMPOSITE REINFORCED CONCRETE-MASONRY BUILDING ......................... 378
Mustapha Remki, Fouad Kehila, Youcef Mehani, Hakim Bechtoula, Abderrahmane Kibboua
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF EXISTING STRATEGIC BUILDINGS WITH CASE STUDY...................................................... 390
Youcef Mehani, Hakim Bechtoula, Mustapha Remki, Abderrahmane Kibboua, Fouad Kehila
THE DEVELOPMENT OF A METHOD FOR GENERATING ANALYTICAL TSUNAMI FRAGILITY
FUNCTIONS................................................................................................................................................................................................... 402
Joshua Macabuag, Tristan Lloyd, Tiziana Rossetto
A LIFELINE VULNERABILITY STUDY OF CONSTANTINE, ALGERIA ....................................................................................... 414
Mounir Ait Belkacem, Mehdi Boukri, Omar Amellal, Mohammed Naboussi Farsi, Abderrahmane Kibboua, Mounir Naili, Nacim
Yousf
SOCIAL VULNERABILITY INFLUENCE ON THE SEISMIC RISK MANAGEMENT .................................................................. 423
Nacim Yousfi, Mehdi Boukri, Samira Saadi, Mounir Naili, Mohamed Naboussi Farsi, Mounir Ait Belkacem, Omar Amellal
DELAYING REINFORCED CONCRETE BEAM CRACKS USING CFRP (NUMERICAL MODELING)................................... 433
Nadjib Hemaidi Zourgui, Mohamed Taki, Abderrahmane KibbouaVULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF CONSTRUCTIONS BY INTELLIGENT SYSTEM MEANS............................................. 442
Hichem Noura, Mohamed Abed
A NEW METHODOLOGY FOR VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF SLENDER MASONRY STRUCTURES ..................... 451
Manjip Shakya, Humberto Varum, Romeu Vicente, Aníbal Costa
THE PRODUCTION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF SOCIOECONOMIC FRAGILITY FUNCTIONS FOR USE
IN RAPID WORLDWIDE EARTHQUAKE LOSS ESTIMATION ....................................................................................................... 463
James Edward Daniell, Friedemann Wenzel
SEISMIC LOSSES AND DOWNTIME ESTIMATES OF EXISTING TALL BUILDINGS AND STRATEGIES
FOR INCREASED RESILIENCE ............................................................................................................................................................... 475
Carlos Molina Hutt, Ibrahim Almufti, Michael Willford, Gregory Deierlein
FRAGILITY ASSESSMENT OF PRE-SEISMIC CODE BUILDINGS AND EMERGENCY FACILITIES IN
THE UAE ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 487
Anas Issa, Aman Mwafy
A NEW APPROACH TO BUILDINGS SEISMIC RESISTANCE ASSESSMENT IN UKRAINE .................................................... 499
Vitaliy Dorofeev, Konstantin Yegupov, Oleksiy Murashko, Oleg Adamov
FRAGILITY CURVE OF THE BRIDGE MEMBER AT NATIONAL ROAD BASED ON THE DAMAGED
DATA DUE TO THE 2011 OFF THE PACIFIC COAST OF TOHOKU EARTHQUAKE................................................................. 505
Susumu Nakamura
HYBRID LOSS EXCEEDANCE CURVE (HLEC) FOR RISK ASSESSMENT ................................................................................... 513
César A. Velásquez, Omar D. Cardona, Miguel G. Mora, Luis E. Yamin, Liliana Carreño, Alex H. Barbat
COMPARING A SIMULATED LOSS SCENARIO WITH THE OBSERVED EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE - THE
LORCA 2011 CASE STUDY ........................................................................................................................................................................ 525
Mario A. Salgado, Martha L. Carreño, Alex H. Barbat, Omar D. Cardona
SEISMIC RISK ANALYSIS FOR EXTRA - CARPATHIAN AREA OF ROMANIA, CONSIDERING VRANCEA
INTERMEDIATE - DEPTH SOURCE ....................................................................................................................................................... 537
Elena - Florinela Manea, Dragos Toma - Danila, Carmen - Ortanza Cioflan, Gheorghe Marmureanu, Mircea Radulian, Stefan -
Florin Balan
DETECTION OF BUILDINGS HEIGHT USING SATELLITE MONOSCOPIC IMAGE ................................................................ 547
Samira Saadi, Mahmoud Bensaibi
TIME-DEPENDENT VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF RC BUILDINGS UNDER THE CONSIDERATION
OF SSI AND AGING EFFECTS .................................................................................................................................................................. 555
Stavroula Fotopoulou, Sotiria Karapetrou, Kyriazis Pitilakis
VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF RC BUILDINGS ....................................................................................................................... 567
Fatma Imene Belheouane, Mahmoud Bensaibi
EARTHQUAKE LOSS ESTIMATION OF EXISTING BUILDINGS - CASE OF CONSTANTINE CITY
(ALGERIA)..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 575
Mehdi Boukri, Mohammed Naboussi Farsi, Ahmed Mebarki, Mohamed Belazougui, Omar Amellal, Brahim Mezazigh, Nabila
Guessoum
FRAME V.1.0: A RAPID FRAGILITY-BASED SEISMIC RISK ASSESSMENT TOOL .................................................................. 587
Fabio Petruzzelli, Iunio Iervolino
SEISMIC LOSS AND LIFE-CYCLE COST ASSESMENT FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURES ........................... 597
A. V. Papageorgiou, M. Fragiadakis, D. Vamvatsikos
ANALYTICAL VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF MODERN HIGHRISE RC MOMENT-RESISTING
FRAME BUILDINGS IN THE WESTERN USA FOR THE GLOBAL EARTHQUAKE MODEL................................................... 609
Athanasia Kazantzi, Dimitrios Vamvatsikos, Keith Porter, In Ho Cho
SEISMIC RISK QUANTIFICATION IN FRANCE - PROBABILISTIC EVALUATION.................................................................. 621
François Dunand, Jeremy Nicol, Rostand Moutou Pitti, Eric Fournely, Evelyne Toussaint
LARGE-SCALE PROBABILISTIC ASSESSMENT OF SEISMIC RISK – APPLICATION FOR THE
COMMUNITY OF AGGLOMERATION NICE CÔTE D’AZUR (CANCA)........................................................................................ 628
François Dunand, Rostand Moutou Pitti, Eric Fournely
DEVELOPMENT OF MULTI-IM BASED FRAGILITY FUNCTIONS FOR EARTHQUAKE LOSS
ESTIMATION ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 635
Luis Sousa, Vitor Silva, Mário Marques, Helen Crowley, Rui Pinho
THE IMPACT OF STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS ON FRAGILITY CURVES OF SINGLE-STOREY
INDUSTRIAL PRECAST STRUCTURES ................................................................................................................................................. 647
Anže Babic, Matjaž Dolšek
EFFECTS OF GROUND MOTION INPUT ON THE DERIVED FRAGILITY FUNCTIONS.......................................................... 659
Ufuk Hancilar, Ebru Harmandar, Eser Çakti
SCENARIO DAMAGE ANALYSIS OF RC PRECAST INDUSTRIAL STRUCTURES IN TUSCANY, ITALY ........................... 669
Chiara Casotto, Vitor Silva, Helen Crowley, Rui Pinho, Roberto Nascimbene
GEM VULNERABILITY DATABASE FOR THE OPENQUAKE PLATFORM ................................................................................ 681
Catalina Yepes-Estrada, Vitor Silva, Helen Crowley
USE OF NON-LINEAR DYNAMIC ANALYSIS IN THE ASSESSMENT OF SEISMIC VULNERABILITY OF
BUILDINGS.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 691
Luis Yamin, Alvaro Hurtado, Raul Rincon, Alex H. Barbat, Juan Reyes
REGIONAL SEISMIC RISK ASSESSMENT OF MASONRY BUILDINGS........................................................................................ 700
Miroslav Nastev, Ahmad Abo El Ezz, Marie-Jose Nollet
APPLICATION OF STRUCTURED ELICITATION PROCESS TO ESTIMATE SEISMIC COLLAPSE
FRAGILITY OF GENERIC CONSTRUCTION TYPES ......................................................................................................................... 709
Kishor Jaiswal, William T. Holmes, Willy P. Aspinall, David J. Wald, Marjorie GreenePROBABILISTIC AND SPECTRAL SEISMIC HAZARD AND RISK ANALYSIS AT GLOBAL LEVEL FOR
THE 2013 GLOBAL ASSESSMENT REPORT ON DISASTER RISK REDUCTION ........................................................................ 720
Omar D. Cardona, Mario G. Ordaz, Mario A. Salgado, Gabriel A. Bernal, Miguel G. Mora, Daniela Zuloaga, Mabel C.
Marulanda, Luis E. Yamín, Diana González
CLEARINGHOUSE TYPE SYSTEM AND DATABASE FOR POST-SEISMIC BUILDINGS ASSESSMENT ............................. 732
Claudiu-Sorin Dragomir, Daniela Dobre, Emil-Sever Georgescu
EARTHQUAKE LOSS ESTIMATION FOR THE KATHMANDU VALLEY ..................................................................................... 744
Hemchandra Chaulagain, Hugo Rodrigues, Enrico Spacone, Humberto Varum
EVALUATION OF ANALYTICAL FRAGILITY AND DAMAGE-TO-LOSS MODELS FOR REINFORCED
CONCRETE BUILDINGS............................................................................................................................................................................ 754
Luís Martins, Vítor Silva, Mário Marques, Helen Crowley, Raimundo Delgado
EXPLICIT MODELING OF GROUND MOTION VARIABILITY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF FRAGILITY
MODELS ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 766
Ufuk Yazgan
HOLISTIC SEISMIC RISK ASSESSMENT OF PORT OF SPAIN - AN INTEGRATED EVALUATION AND
TOOL IN THE FRAMEWORK OF CAPRA ............................................................................................................................................. 777
Martha Liliana Carreño, Omar D. Cardona, Alex H. Barbat, Cesar A. Velásquez, Mario A. Salgado
ABU DHABI EMIRATE, UAE, SYSTEM FOR SEISMIC RISK MONITORING AND MANAGEMENT ..................................... 789
Zoran Milutinovic, Mihail Garevski, Radmila Salic, Ali Megahed, Hassan Almulla
A WORLDWIDE SEISMIC CODE INDEX, COUNTRY-BY-COUNTRY GLOBAL BUILDING PRACTICE
FACTOR AND SOCIOECONOMIC VULNERABILITY INDICES FOR USE IN EARTHQUAKE LOSS
ESTIMATION ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 797
James Edward Daniell, Friedemann Wenzel, Bijan Khazai, Jonathan Gonzalez Santiago, Andreas Schaefer
THE ECONOMICS OF EARTHQUAKES - A REANALYSIS OF 1900-2013 HISTORICAL LOSSES AND A
NEW CONCEPT OF CAPITAL LOSS VS. COST USING THE CATDAT DAMAGING EARTHQUAKES
DATABASE .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 809
James Edward Daniell, Friedemann Wenzel
UNCERTAINTY AND QUALITY RATING IN ANALYTICAL VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT ............................................. 821
Abdelghani Meslem, Dina D’Ayala, Ioanna Ioannou, Tiziana Rossetto, Dominik Lang
EFFECT OF VARIOUS HYSTERETIC MODELS ON SEISMIC FRAGILITIES OF PRECAST INDUSTRIAL
BUILDINGS.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 833
Mehmet Palanci, Ali Kalkan, Yasin Yilmaz, Sevket Murat Senel
PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF RISK TARGETED DESIGN MAPS FOR ITALY ............................................................................ 843
Emilia Fiorini, Paolo Bazzurro, Vitor Silva
EARTHQUAKE RISK SCENARIOS OF BLIDA CITY .......................................................................................................................... 849
Tadjer Khalida, Bensaibi Mahmoud
INTEGRATED RISK MODELING WITHIN THE GLOBAL EARTHQUAKE MODEL (GEM) - TEST CASE
APPLICATION FOR PORTUGAL............................................................................................................................................................. 859
Christopher Burton, Vitor Silva
VOLUME 2
PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION ON SELECTING OPTIMAL INTENSITY MEASURES FOR SIMPLIFIED
FRAGILITY ANALYSIS OF MID-RISE RC BUILDINGS..................................................................................................................... 869
Stylianos Minas, Carmine Galasso, Tiziana Rossetto
RISK-TARGETED HAZARD MAPS FOR EUROPE .............................................................................................................................. 881
Vitor Silva, Helen Crowley, Paolo Bazzurro
FRAGILITY CURVES FOR MASONRY BUILIDNG FROM EMPIRICAL AND ANALYTICAL MODELS............................... 893
Serena Cattari, Sergio Lagomarsino, Daria Ottonelli
PROBABILISTIC EARTHQUAKE RISK ASSESSMENT OF BARCELONA USING CAPRA ....................................................... 905
Mabel C. Marulanda, Martha L. Carreño, Omar D. Cardona, Mario G. Ordaz, Alex H. Barbat
A STATISTICAL STUDY ON GEOMETRICAL PROPERTIES OF TURKISH REINFORCED CONCRETE
BUILDING STOCK....................................................................................................................................................................................... 917
Tuba Eroglu Azak, Bekir Özer Ay, Sinan Akkar
GLOBAL ASSESSMENT OF HUMAN LOSSES DUE TO EARTHQUAKES ..................................................................................... 928
Vitor Silva, Kishor Jaiswal, Graeme Weatherill, Helen Crowley
SEISMIC HAZARD AND RISK ASSESSMENT OF TURKEY.............................................................................................................. 938
Sevgi Özcebe, Vitor Silva, Helen Crowley
SEISMIC VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT USING AMBIENT VIBRATIONS ON BUILDINGS IN CENTRAL
MEXICO ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 947
Eduardo Ismael, J Alberto Herrera, Antonio Herrera, Danya I Mora, Arnold Castillo, Miguel A Flores
SEISMIC HAZARD AND RISK ASSESSMENT OF PORTUGAL ........................................................................................................ 957
Vitor Silva, Helen Crowley, Humberto Varum, Rui Pinho
GROUND MOTION SELECTION AND MODIFICATION METHODS FOR SEISMIC RISK ASSESSMENTS ......................... 969
Mário Marques, Miguel Araújo, Luís Macedo, Luís Martins, José Miguel Castro, Luís Sousa, Vítor Silva, Raimundo Delgado
SEISMIC VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF EXISTING MASONRY BUILDINGS - CASE STUDY OF
THE OLD CITY CENTRE OF FARO, PORTUGAL ............................................................................................................................... 980
Romeu Vicente, Tiago Ferreira, Rui Maio, Humberto Varum, Alexandre A. Costa, Aníbal Costa, Carlos S. Oliveira, João EstêvãoTUNING OF STOCHASTIC GROUND MOTION MODELS FOR COMPATIBILITY WITH GROUND
MOTION PREDICTION EQUATIONS ..................................................................................................................................................... 989
Christopher Vetter, Alexandros Taflanidis, George Mavroeidis, Ioannis Gidaris
ASSESSING THE RISK OF EARTHQUAKE IN URBAN AREAS (CASE STUDY: TEHRAN CITY) ......................................... 1001
Meghdad Hajibabaee, Kambod Amini-Hosseini, Mohammad Reza Ghayamghamian
STOCHASTIC MODELING OF CLUSTER-BASED DAMAGE FOR LIFE-CYCLE SEISMIC ANALYSIS OF
STRUCTURES ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 1010
Iunio Iervolino, Massimiliano Giorgio, Barbara Polidoro
CRITICAL STRUCTURE SAFETY EVALUATION BASED ON DIP ............................................................................................... 1022
Marin Kostov
INTEGRATED DAMAGE ASSESSMENT SYSTEM USING MOBILE PHONE TECHNOLOGY DURING 2012
EMILIA EARTHQUAKE ........................................................................................................................................................................... 1032
Gian Paolo Cimellaro, Alessio Vallero
MULTIPATH SEISMIC HAZARD ANALYSIS IN DAMS ................................................................................................................... 1043
Luis E Pérez Rocha, Lorena E Manjarrez Garduño, Marco A Fernández Torres, Misael Alcaraz Alcaraz, José F González
Valencia, José A Montiel Rosado, Enrique Mena Sandoval, Luis E Chávez Ramirez
THE HIGH SEISMIC HAZARD OF VILLAVICENCIO, COLOMBIA ............................................................................................. 1054
German Chicangana, Carlos Vargas, Alexander Caneva
RAPID ESTIMATION OF EARTHQUAKE LOSSES IN TURKEY USING AFAD-RED SYSTEM .............................................. 1063
Murat Nurlu, Yasin Fahjan, Bengi Eravci, Mehmet Baykal, Güler Yenilmez, Derya Yalçin, Kenan Yanik, F. Ilknur Kara, Ferhat
Pakdamar
INFLUENCE OF PLAN-IRREGULARITY IN RC BUILDINGS ON THE SPECTRAL SHAPE EFFECT
EVALUATING COLLAPSE SAFETY ..................................................................................................................................................... 1071
R. K. Badri, M. Nekooei, A. S. Moghadam
ENGINEERING SEISMOLOGY AND SEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENT
PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC HAZARD MAPS AND INDIVIDUAL LARGE EARTHQUAKES - MULTI-SCALE
HAZARD AS A TOOL FOR ESTIMATION OF THE UPPER LEVEL OF GROUND MOTION WITHIN
PARTICULAR AREA ................................................................................................................................................................................. 1084
Vladimir Sokolov, Alik Ismail-Zadeh, Friedemann Wenzel
BROADBAND STRONG GROUND MOTION SIMULATIONS OF LARGE SUBDUCTION EARTHQUAKES ....................... 1092
Andreas A. Skarlatoudis, Paul G. Somerville, Hong Kie Thio, Jeffrey R. Bayless
SOURCE SCALING RELATIONS OF SUBDUCTION EARTHQUAKES FOR STRONG GROUND MOTION
AND TSUNAMI PREDICTION................................................................................................................................................................. 1104
Andreas A. Skarlatoudis Paul G. Somerville Hong Kie Thio, Jeffrey R. Bayless
A NEW METHOD FOR THE CLASSIFICATION OF GROUND MOTIONS AS PULSE-LIKE OR NON
PULSE-LIKE ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1115
Vassiliki Kardoutsou, Ioannis Taflampas, Ioannis N. Psycharis
SEISMIC VULNERABILITY AND SEISMIC RESISTANCE OF YEREVAN ZVARTNOTS INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT'S DEPARTURE HALL............................................................................................................................................................ 1127
Zaven Khlghatyan, Nazeli Galstyan, Gurgen Namalyan, Aram Khachaturyan, Vardan Hayrapetyan
ESTIMATION OF THE GROUND MOTION IN THE EPICENTRAL REGION OF THE ATHENS, GREECE
(1999) EARTHQUAKE ............................................................................................................................................................................... 1134
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ZONING OF SEISMIC MOTION CHARACTERISTICS AT THE ENGINEERING BASE LAYER AROUND
THE SOUTHEASTERN FOOT OF MT. FUJI REGION IN JAPAN ................................................................................................... 1146
Yoshikazu Shingaki, Tetsushi Kurita, Tadashi Annaka, Yoshiki Mor
EVALUATION OF GMPES FOR VRANCEA INTERMEDIATE-DEPTH SEISMIC SOURCE .................................................... 1158
Florin Pavel, Radu Vacareanu, Alexandru Aldea
GROUND MOTION SPECTRAL INTENSITY PREDICTION WITH STOCHASTIC GREEN’S FUNCTION
METHOD FOR HYPOTHETICAL GREAT EARTHQUAKES LONG THE NANKAI TROUGH, JAPAN................................. 1168
Masayuki Yoshimi, Yasuto Kuwahara, Masayuki Yamada, Tadao Sigaraki, Koji Hada
ON THE INFLUENCE OF GROUND MOTION PREDICTIVE EQUATIONS AND THEIR VARIABILITY ON
PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC HAZARD ESTIMATES ........................................................................................................................... 1178
Simone Barani, Marco Massa, Daniele Spallarossa, Dario Albarello
A NAÏVE BAYESIAN APPROACH TO STRONG GROUND MOTION SELECTION FOR NON-LINEAR
SEISMIC ANALYSIS OF STRUCTURES ............................................................................................................................................... 1181
Maria Lancieri, Marine Renault Louis Lecomte, Matthieu Perrault, David Baumont, Philippe Gueguen, Catherine Berge-Thierry
SEISMIC HAZARD STUDY IN MESSINIA (SW PELOPONNESE) AREA ...................................................................................... 1190
Vassiliki Kouskouna, George Kaviris
FORE-ARC AND BACK-ARC GROUND MOTION PREDICTION MODEL FOR VRANCEA
INTERMEDIATE-DEPTH SEISMIC SOURCE ..................................................................................................................................... 1201
Radu Vacareanu, Mircea Radulian, Mihail Iancovici, Florin Pavel, Cristian Neagu
STRONG MOTION ATTENUATION RELATIONSHIPS FOR COLOMBIA .................................................................................. 1212
Gabriel Bernal, Omar-Dario Cardona, Alex Barbat, Mario Salgado
THE ALTERNATIVE APPROACH FOR SEISMIC MONITORING DATA IDENTIFICATION EXCLUDING
“MASTER” EVENTS .................................................................................................................................................................................. 1224
Kseniia NepeinaPSEUDO POINT-SOURCE MODELS FOR SHALLOW CRUSTAL EARTHQUAKES IN JAPAN.............................................. 1232
Yoshiya Hata, Atsushi Nozu
IMPLICATIONS OF EARTHQUAKE RECURRENCE MODELS TO THE SEISMIC HAZARD ESTIMATES
IN THE MARMARA REGION, TURKEY .............................................................................................................................................. 1244
Aybige Akinci, Maura Murru, Rodolfo Console, Giuseppe Falcone, Stefano Pucci
THE INTERNATIONAL MACROSEISMIC SCALE - EXTENDING EMS-98 FOR GLOBAL APPLICATION ........................ 1253
Robin Spence, Roxane Foulser-Piggott
THE SEISMIC HAZARD MODELLER´S TOOLKIT - AN OPEN-SOURCE LIBRARY FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC HAZARD MODELS......................................................................................... 1265
Graeme Weatherill, Luis Rodríguez, Marco Pagani
NEW PREDICTION EQUATIONS OF ARIAS INTENSITY AND CUMULATIVE ABSOLUTE VELOSITY
FOR JAPANESE EARTHQUAKES.......................................................................................................................................................... 1277
Roxane Foulser-Piggott, Katsuichiro Goda
FROM SMOOTHED SEISMICITY FORECASTS TO PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC HAZARD - INSIGHTS AND
CHALLENGES FROM A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE............................................................................................................................ 1288
Graeme Weatherill, Marco Pagani
WHAT SEISMIC HAZARD INFORMATION THE DAM ENGINEERS NEED FROM SEISMOLOGISTS AND
GEOLOGISTS?............................................................................................................................................................................................ 1300
Martin Wieland
PROPOSITION OF FAR-FIELD SEISMIC RECORDS SUITABLE FOR 2-D NONLINEAR TIME-HISTORY
ANALYSES IN IRAN .................................................................................................................................................................................. 1305
Mehdi Ghassemieh , Mohammad Hasani, Ebrahim Jafari Pirouz
THE AVERAGE FUNCTION OF LOCAL EXCEEDANCE RATES AND AREA-EQUIVALENT GROUND
MOTION RELATIONS IN SEISMIC HAZARD ANALYSIS............................................................................................................... 1312
Mathias Raschke
EVIDENCE OF ROTATIONAL MACROSEISMIC EFFECTS IN GREECE ................................................................................... 1321
Vasiliki Kouskouna, Georgios Sakkas, Eleftheria Papadimitriou
CYPRUS STRONG MOTION DATABASE - RESPONSE SPECTRA FOR SHORT RETURN PERIOD EVENTS
IN CYPRUS................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1333
Ismail Safkan
SITE-SPECIFIC UNIFORM HAZARD SPECTRUM BASED ON SIMULATED GROUND MOTIONS...................................... 1340
Aida Azari Sisi, Aysegül Askan, Murat Altug Erberik
SPECTRAL CONTENT OF INDUCED VS NATURAL SEISMICITY ............................................................................................... 1349
Catherine Whyte, Bozidar Stojadinovic
SPECTRAL STUDIES OF EARTHQUAKES IN IZMIR ...................................................................................................................... 1356
Elcin Gok, Caglar Ozer, Orhan Polat
PHYSICAL MECHANISMS OF HIGH PEAK GROUND ACCELERATIONS (> 1G) IN STRONG GROUND
MOTION (TOHOKU EARTHQUAKE OF MARCH 11, 2011 AS AN EXAMPLE) .......................................................................... 1359
Olga Pavlenko
PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENT USING UNCERTAINTY IMPLEMENTATION IN
SYNTHETICALLY SIMULATED STRONG GROUND MOTION RECORDS................................................................................ 1362
Mohammadreza Zolfaghari, Mohammadmehdi Afsharpouraras
DIFFRACTED WAVE FIELD AND COHERENCY ANALYSIS - AN EXAMPLE FROM THE DENSE ARRAY
NETWORK IN ARGTOSTOLI BASIN, CEPHALONIA, GREECE ................................................................................................... 1370
Afifa Imtiaz, Cecile Cornou, Pierre-Yves Bard, Aspasia Zerva, Manuel Hobiger
SEISMIC RISK ESTIMATION FOR WADI MUSA IN JORDAN ....................................................................................................... 1382
Viviana Novelli, Dina D’Ayala, Adel Al-Assaf, Emad Akawwi
MODELING MACROSEISMIC INFORMATION FOR HISTORICAL EARTHQUAKES USING
STOCHASTIC SIMULATION - THE CASE OF THE 1954 SOFADES (CENTRAL GREECE) EARTHQUAKE ...................... 1394
Giannis Papazachos, Costas Papazachos, Efthimios Lekkas, Andreas Skarlatoudis, Harris Kkallas
THE GEM DATABASE OF SEISMIC HAZARD MODELS ................................................................................................................ 1406
Damiano Monelli, Marco Pagani, Graeme Weatherill, Julio Garcia
DISPERSION OF ELASTIC AND INELASTIC SPECTRA WITH REGARD TO EARTHQUAKE RECORD
SELECTION................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1415
Nuri Özhendekci, Devrim Özhendekci
THREE MASSIVE EXPLOSIONS AND SEISMOLOGY A) AFYONKARAHISAR (TURKEY) MILITARY
AMMUNITION DEPOT EXPLOSION (2012) B) DAMASCUS JAMRAYA (SYRIA) MILITARY RESEARCH
CENTER EXPLOSION (2013) C) KIRIKKALE (TURKEY) GUNPOWDER DEPOT EXPLOSION (2013) ................................ 1421
Fikret Kuran
PROPOSAL FOR ACCELEROMETRIC STATION VALIDATION PROCEDURES - APPLICATION TO
REPRESENTATIVE SITES IN CRETE (GREECE).............................................................................................................................. 1433
Christos Karakostas, Alexandros Savvaidis, Vassilis Lekidis, Basil Margaris, Nikos Theodoulidis, Antonis Vafidis, Constantinos
Loupasakis, Pantelis Soupios, Nikos Papadopoulos
ROTATION-INVARIANT FORMULATION OF STRONG GROUND MOTION PARAMETERS .............................................. 1443
Rajesh Rupakhety, Ragnar Sigbjörnsson
RESPONSE SPECTRA BASED ON A THEORETICAL MODEL APPLIED TO STRONG MOTION DATA ............................ 1454
Ragnar Sigbjörnsson, Símon Ólafsson, Jónas Thór Snaebjörnsson, Rajesh Rupakhety
ON THE COMPUTATIONAL EFFICIENCY OF EARTHQUAKE STRONG-MOTION SIMULATION USING
THE DISCRETE WAVENUMBER METHOD ....................................................................................................................................... 1464
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EARTHQUAKE HAZARD AND RISK ANALYSIS............................................................................................................................... 1473
Peter Waltl, Benedikt Halldorsson, Halldór G. Pétursson, Markus Fiebig, Ragnar Sigbjörnsson
A FIRST LOOK AT SITE EFFECTS AT ICELANDIC STRONG-MOTION STATIONS USING
MICROSEISMIC DATA............................................................................................................................................................................. 1483
Christian I. Olivera, Benedikt Halldorsson, Símon Ólafsson, Russell A. Green, Ragnar Sigbjörnsson
GROUND MOTIONS IN THE NEAR FIELD ......................................................................................................................................... 1491
Denis Sandron, Marco Santulin, Alberto Tamaro, Alessandro Rebez, Marco Mucciarelli, Dario Slejko
VERTICAL GROUND MOTIONS IN NE ITALY.................................................................................................................................. 1493
Marco Santulin, Denis Sandron, Alberto Tamaro, Alessandro Rebez, Marco Mucciarelli, Dario Slejko
PSHA FOR SOME DAMS IN SOUTHERN ITALY ............................................................................................................................... 1495
Alessandro Rebez, Marco Santulin, Denis Sandron, Laura Peruzza, Alberto Tamaro, Marina Eusebio, Marco Mucciarelli, Dario
Slejko
GEOTECHNICAL EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
RESPONSE OF CIRCULAR FOUNDATION ON RANDOM SOIL PROFILE................................................................................. 1497
Mohamed Cherif, Mohamed Hadid
CONTINUOUS OBSERVATION OF MICROTREMOR AT A GEODISASTER SITE BEFORE AND AFTER
THE 2011 OFF THE PACIFIC COAST OF TOHOKU EARTHQUAKE ........................................................................................... 1508
Yoshiya Hata, Koji Ichii, Yoshihisa Maruyama, Hisakazu Sakai
A COMPARISON OF SITE RESPONSE ANALYSIS METHOD AND ITS IMPACT ON EARTHQUAKE
ENGINEERING PRACTICE ..................................................................................................................................................................... 1519
Chi-Chin Tsai, Chun-Wei Chen
SURFACE DEFORMATION TROUGHS INDUCED BY NORMAL FAULTING AND REVERSE FAULTING........................ 1529
Chung-Jung Lee, Yu-Yi Chang, Wen-Yi Hung
APPLICATION OF PGV/VS PROXY TO ASSESS NONLINEAR SOIL RESPONSE - FROM DYNAMIC
CENTRIFUGE TESTING TO JAPANESE K-NET AND KIK-NET DATA ....................................................................................... 1538
Johanes Chandra, Philippe Gueguen, Luis Fabian Bonilla
STRONG GROUND MOTION PREDICTION METHOD USING FAULT MODEL REFLECTING
NONLINEAR SITE EFFECT..................................................................................................................................................................... 1546
Takaaki Ikeda , Kazuo Konagai , Katsuhiro Kamae, Kojiro Irikura
NEW COUPLED FINITE-INFINITE ELEMENT APPROACH FOR WAVE PROPAGATION SIMULATION
OF UNBOUNDED SOIL MEDIA .............................................................................................................................................................. 1556
Kemal Edip, Mihail Garevski, Christoph Butenweg, Vlatko Sheshov, Julijana Bojadjieva, Igor Gjorgjiev
COUPLED AND DECOUPLED APPROACHES FOR SEISMIC STABILITY ASSESSMENT OF
REINFORCED EARTH STRUCTURES.................................................................................................................................................. 1562
Ioanna Tzavara, Yiannis Tsompanakis, Varvara Zania, Prodromos N. Psarropoulos
A NEW DETERMINATION OF FORBIDDEN DISTANCE FOR HOUSE CONSTRUCTION DUE TO A
LARGE-SCALE EARTHQUAKE ............................................................................................................................................................. 1572
Shoko Komai, Yoshiya Hata, Ken-Ichi Tokida
EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF THE VISCID PROPERTIES OF THE LIQUEFIED SOIL
UNDERGOING LARGE DEFORMATION............................................................................................................................................. 1584
Salima Yasmine Draidi, Mounir Naili, Djillali Benouar
AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF A MULTIPLE-TUNED-MASS-DAMPER-STRUCTURE
SYSTEM WITH SOIL-STRUCTURE INTERACTION ........................................................................................................................ 1592
Raz Jabary, Gopal Madabhushi
SOME IMPORTANT ASPECTS IN EXPERIMENTAL SETUP FOR LIQUEFACTION STUDIES ON
SHAKING TABLE TESTS ......................................................................................................................................................................... 1604
Julijana Bojadjieva, Vlatko Sesov, Kemal Edip, Igor Gjorgiev
ENGINEERING APPROACHES TO SITE SPECIFIC PROPAGATION OF VERTICAL GROUND MOTION
FOR SEISMIC DESIGN ............................................................................................................................................................................. 1611
Giovanni Li Destri Nicosia
SHAKING TABLE TESTS OF A ROCKING BRIFGE PIER ON IMPROVED SOIL ..................................................................... 1617
Angelos Tsatsis, Ioannis Anastasopoulos, George Gazetas
DAMAGE INVESTIGATION OF A RESIDENTIAL FILL SLOPE DUE TO THE 2011 TOHOKU
EARTHQUAKE ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 1628
Katharina Niggemann, Shoko Komai, Yoshiya Hata, Ken-Ichi Tokida, Hirokazu Kadota
DEVELOPMENT OF MPS METHOD FOR SLOPE FAILURE SIMULATION............................................................................... 1639
Ikumasa Yoshida
AN INVESTIGATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STANDARD PENETRATION TEST AND
SHEAR WAVE VELOCITY FOR UNSATURATED SOILS (A CASE STUDY OF THE EARTHQUAKE PRONE
AREA OF THE ALBERTINE GRABEN) ................................................................................................................................................ 1647
Robert Tumwesige, Anthony Gidudu, Umaru Bagampadde, Conor Ryan
SLOPE STABILITY ANALYSIS UNDER SEISMIC LOADING ......................................................................................................... 1659
Sahar Ismail, Fadi Hage Chehade, Riad Al Wardany
EFFECTS OF RELATIVE DENSITY AND COEFFICIENT OF CONSOLIDATION ON RE-LIQUEFACTION
POTENTIAL OF SAND .............................................................................................................................................................................. 1669
Nurhan Ecemis, Hasan Emre Demirci, Mustafa KaramanAN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY FOR DETERMINING THE SHEAR MODULUS OF TOYOURA SAND ................................... 1679
M. Inanç Onur, Mustafa Tuncan, Ahmet Tuncan
DAMAGE TO SEWAGE AND GAS FACILITIES INFLICTED BY THE 2011 GREAT EAST JAPAN
EARTHQUAKE ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 1686
Susumu Yasuda, Keisuke Ishikawa
EFFECT OF THE GROUNDWATER LEVEL ON THE LIQUEFACTION-INDUCED DAMAGE OF WOODEN
HOUSE CAUSED BY THE 2011 GREAT EAST JAPAN EARTHQUAKE ........................................................................................ 1696
Keisuke Ishikawa, Susumu Yasuda, Syouta Ikarashi
TESTING THE USE OF LOCAL SLOPE AS A PROXY OF GMPE’S SITE CONDITIONS.......................................................... 1704
Boumédiène Derras, Pierre-Yves Bard, Fabrice Cotton, Anne Lemoine
THE LIQUEFACTION POTENTIAL OF A MARINE SILT – A CASE STUDY FROM CHATEAUGUAY,
MONTRÉAL, CANADA ............................................................................................................................................................................. 1712
Nick Sartain, Denis Leboeuf, Romeo Ciubotariu, David Garcia-Cueto, Ziggy Lubkowski
A FINITE ELEMENT VALIDATION APPROACH TO FULL-SCALE TESTING OF MODULAR BLOCK
REINFORCED SOIL RETAINING WALLS UNDER SEISMIC LOADS .......................................................................................... 1721
Erol Guler, Cihan Cengiz, I. Emrah Kilic
METHODS AND UNCERTAINTIES IN LIQUEFACTION HAZARD ASSESSMENT FOR NUCLEAR POWER
PLANTS ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1731
Erzsébet Gyori, Tamás János Katona, Zoltán Bán, László Tóth
SEISMIC CAPACITY ASSESSMENT OF KOURIS EARTH DAM.................................................................................................... 1743
Michalis Fragiadakis, Dimitrios Loukidis, Panos Papanastasiou
VOLUME 3
COMPARISON OF ACCELERATION AND LIQUEFACTION POTENTIAL ESTIMATED BY RSPM WITH
OBESERVED ONES DURING THE 2011 GREAT EAST JAPAN EARTHQUAKE ........................................................................ 1754
Shouta Ikarashi, Susumu Yasuda, Keisuke Ishikawa
INFLUENCE OF VIBRO STONE COLUMNS ON GROUND RESPONSE ....................................................................................... 1763
Laurentiu Floroiu, Helmut Schweiger
ESTIMATE OF THE TOTAL VOLUMETRIC STRAIN OF THE SOIL BY AMPLITUDE PARAMETERS OF
STRONG-MOTION..................................................................................................................................................................................... 1772
Ibtissam Khoudi , Nasser Laouami, Ramdane Bahar
COMBINATION OF BORED PILES AND STONE COLUMNS FOR THE EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT
DESIGN ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1780
Robert Thurner, Fabian Kirsch
KINEMATIC BENDING OF FIXED-HEAD PILES IN NON-HOMOGENEOUS SOIL .................................................................. 1790
Raffaele Di Laora, Emmanouil Rovithis
GROUND RESPONSE ANALYSIS OF GANGA SAND THROUGH SHAKE TABLE EXPERIMENTS ..................................... 1802
M. Anjali, B. Vivek, P. Raychowdhury
STUDY OF NEOTECTONIC AND EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING PROCESSES IN THE CENTRAL PART
OF EAST EUROPEAN (RUSSIAN) CRATON........................................................................................................................................ 1812
Vitaly Adushkin, Irina Sanina, Ella Gorbunova, Galina Ivanchenko, Margarita Nesterkina, Irina Vladimirova, Yury Gabsatarov,
Evgeny Vinogradov
PERFORMANCE BASED STABILIZATION OF SEISMICALLY UNSTABLE SLOPES BY LARGE
DIAMETER PILES...................................................................................................................................................................................... 1815
Ali Güney Özcebe, Carlo Giovanni Lai, Mario Martinelli
SEISMIC EFFECTIVE STRESS ANALYSIS OF GRAVITY BLOCK TYPE QUAY WALLS - APPLICATION
TO PIRAEUS PORT.................................................................................................................................................................................... 1824
Panagiota Tasiopoulou, Nikos Gerolymos, George Gazetas
INVESTIGATING THE FUNCTION OF BASEMENT FOR PREVENTING LIQUEFACTION OF SANDY SOIL................... 1835
Guojun Liu, Ryohei Ishikura, Noriyuki Yasufuku, Kiyonobu Kasama, Norichika Matsuo
2-DIMENSIONAL NON-LINEAR VALLEY EFFECTS AT HEATHCOTE VALLEY DURING THE 2011
CANTERBURY EARTHQUAKE - A CASE STUDY ............................................................................................................................. 1842
Fani Gelagoti, Rallis Kourkoulis, Danai Tsirantonaki, George Gazetas
INTERPLAY OF CONTAINER PORT CRANES AND QUAY-WALLS DURING EARTHQUAKE SHAKING ........................ 1853
Rallis Kourkoulis, Fani Gelagoti, Marianna Loli, George Gazetas
DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF SAKARYA - KARASU REGION USING NUMERICAL MODELLING (FLAC 3D) -
A CASE STUDY ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 1863
Özlem Balcioglu, Ece Eseller-Bayat
MODELING DAHR EL BAIDAR SLOPE WITH AN INTEGRATED GEO-ASSESSMENT ......................................................... 1873
Muhsin Rahhal, Dalia Youssef Abdel Massih, Jacques Harb , Fadi Hage-Chehade, Chadi Abdallah, Layla Khalaf-Keyrouz, Grace
Abou-Jaoude, Elsy Ibrahim, Georges Nasr, Alexandre Sursock
AN EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH ON A REDUCTION METHOD FOR LIQUEFACTION DAMAGE TO
HOUSE USING THIN SHEET PILES ...................................................................................................................................................... 1884
Masafumi Kaneko, Susumu Yasuda
BEHAVIOR OF IMMERSED TUNNELS UNDER THE DEFORMATION OF OVERBURDEN SOIL INDUCED
BY LONGITUDINAL THRUST FAULTING.......................................................................................................................................... 1892
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