Research paper
Displacement-based fragility functions for New Zealand buildings subject to ground motion hazard
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- Title
- Displacement-based fragility functions for New Zealand buildings subject to ground motion hazard
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- Description
Building fragility functions provide a probabilistic representation of a building damage potential due to a hazard of a varying intensity. A simplified probabilistic displacement-based framework is adopted to develop fragility functions for NZ building inventory subject to ground motion hazard. To account for the diversity of building characteristics within a given building class, a Monte-Carlo procedure is adopted to simulate geometrical and material property variables of buildings. The adop...
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- Research paper
- Research format
- Conference paper
- Date created
- 2010
- Creator
- Uma, S.R. / Bradley, Brendon
- URL
- http://hdl.handle.net/10092/5107
- Related subjects
- Building fragility functions / displacement-based method / damage states / uncertainty / probabilistic approach / earthquake risk assessment / Engineering / Civil engineering / Earthquake engineering
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