Hybrid Model for Measurement of Building Vulnerability

Panayiotis Vlamos; Adamantia Pateli; Maria Psiha

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.628.237

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Hybrid Model for Measurement of Building Vulnerability

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In this paper a hybrid model for measurement of building vulnerability caused by strong motion arrays is proposed. Our model is based on is a multi-disciplinary method that will predict the behavior of a building structure in reaction to unforeseen stress. In addition, we classify the already proposed vulnerability assessment methods and we describe the criteria for the appropriate selection of building vulnerability assessment method.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 628)

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Panayiotis Vlamos*, Adamantia Pateli, Maria Psiha

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Building Vulnerability, Hybrid Model, Strong Motion Arrays, Unforeseen Stress, Vulnerability Assessment Methods

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