Application of genetic algorithms to select a ground motion set for conducting HC-IDA

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Application of genetic algorithms to select a ground motion set for conducting HC-IDA

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This paper describes the application of genetic algorithms to select a generic set of ground motions that can be used to conduct hazard-consistent incremental dynamic analysis (HC-IDA) on a wide range of structures located at any site. HCIDA is a recently developed procedure that overcomes the primary drawback of traditional incremental dynamic analysis (IDA) by enabling the computation of a hazard-consistent collapse fragility curve. Hence, it offers an alternative to the commonly employed h...

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Research paper

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Conference paper

Date created

2020

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Gurung Shrestha S / Dhakal, Rajesh / Chandramohan, Reagan

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https://hdl.handle.net/10092/103143

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ground motion selection / genetic algorithms / incremental dynamic analysis / hazard-consistent / collapse fragility / Engineering / Civil engineering / Earthquake engineering / Construction engineering / Engineering practice and education / Risk engineering

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