A Technical Framework for Probability-Based Demand and Capacity Factor Design (DCFD) Seismic Formats
By Pacific Earthquake. 2003
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- M. Kohrangi
- Dimitrios Vamvatsikos
- C. Allin Cornell
- P. Bazzurro
- Jack W. Baker
- Brendon Bradley
- B. Chiou
- F. D. Luca
Citations in the corpus
- Applied Incremental Dynamic Analysis (2004, background): “Still, it must be emphasized that either of the two approaches should provide the exact same results if the integrations are performed with sufficient accuracy (see also Jalayer and Cornell 2002).”
- Implications of Intensity Measure Selection for Seismic Loss Assessment of 3-D Buildings (2016, background): “Jalayer and Cornell (2004), Baker (2008), and Bradley and Lee (2010) proposed an approach that considers the dependence in the damage capacity of a component rather than in its damage state.”