A framework methodology for performance-based earthquake engineering
By J. Moehle, G. Deierlein. 2004
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- H. Ebrahimian
- Gaetano Manfredi
- Andrea Lucchini
- Fabrizio Mollaioli
- F. Jalayer
- A. Der Kiureghian
- Brendon Bradley
- Jack W. Baker
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- Preliminary ranking of alternative scalar and vector intensity measures of ground shaking (2015, methodology): “The set of IMs proposed by Mollaioli et al. (2013) is composed of most commonly used ones in literature together with new integral IMs, which were obtained by modifying the existing ones in order to get better correlation with the predicted demands. Integral-based structure-specified IMs (see Table ”
- Non‐ergodicity and PEER's framework formula (2005, methodology): “An important advantage of the framework formula (1) is that it decomposes the task of assessing earthquake e ects into the subtasks of seismic hazard analysis, (im), structural fragility analysis, G(edp|im), damage analysis, G(dm|edp), and loss analysis G(dv|dm), each of which may be handled by a di”