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Earthquake risk and engineering towards a resilient world

9-10 September 2019 University of Greenwich, London, UK

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The Society for Earthquake and Civil Engineering Dynamics

http://www.seced.org.uk

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Welcome

Dear Colleague,

On behalf of the Conference Committee, we are delighted to welcome you to the University of Greenwich for the SECED 2019 conference.

Building on the success of the 2015 conference, SECED 2019 is truly international with speakers drawn from the UK, Europe and further afield. Once again, the conference themes are organised in a series of symposia. This has entailed a considerable amount of work by reviewers and session chairs, in order to ensure a balanced programme. The organising committee are extremely grateful to them for their commitment and focus, and we hope that you will reward their efforts by fully participating in these symposia.

In addition to the symposia we still retain the more traditional keynote lectures with distinguished speakers from the UK and abroad, as well as poster sessions where you can meet the authors to discuss ideas, and the exhibition – both of which can be found on the first floor.

The conference dinner on Monday evening takes place in the stunning, recently re-opened Painted Hall at the heart of the Old Naval College in Greenwich. The dinner provides the ideal opportunity to catch up with old friends and acquaintances as well as making new contacts in beautiful surroundings.

Finally, we would like to thank our sponsors, CSI, NORSAR, Jacobs, Atkins, Mott MacDonald, Arup, Servotest, EPICentre, MMI Thornton Tomasetti and BGS, as well as our exhibitors In Situ and AcSoft for their support of the conference.

We do hope that you find the SECED 2019 conference a stimulating, thought-provoking and enjoyable event.

Prof. Tiziana Rossetto Paul Doyle Conference Chair SECED Chairman

SECED 2019 Programme © Society for Earthquake and Civil Engineering Dynamics 2019.

All details are correct at time of printing. SECED reserves the right to change the programme at short notice in the event of cancellations or other incidents outside SECED’s control.

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SECEDSECED, the Society for Earthquake and Civil Engineering Dynamics, was founded in 1969 to promote the study and practice of earthquake engineering and structural dynamics, including blast, impact, and other vibration problems. SECED is also concerned with the study of societal and economic ramifications of major earthquakes.

SECED is the British branch of both the International Association and the European Association of Earthquake Engineering. SECED is an Associated Society of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) and is sponsored by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), the Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE) and The Geological Society.

SECED is the main forum in the UK for students, academics and practitioners with interest in earthquakes, blast and other types of dynamic effects. It organises a wide range of activities including a full programme of technical discussions at the ICE and at regional venues in the UK. It promotes the biennial Mallet-Milne lecture and has hosted several conferences and courses.

A quarterly newsletter is published and distributed to the membership whilst the SECED Facebook page and Twitter feed provide more immediate opportunities for interaction supplemented by more comprehensive information on SECED’s activities on the website (seced.org.uk).

ContentsWelcome 1

SECED 2

Programme Overview - Day 1 4

Programme Overview - Day 2 6

Conference Information 8

SECED 2019 Conference Committees 9

Exhibition 9

Sponsors 10

Keynote Lectures 11

Detailed Programme – Day 1 12

Conference Dinner 20

Detailed Programme – Day 2 21

Author Index 30

The Society for Earthquake and Civil Engineering Dynamics

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08.30 REGISTRATION OPENS MAIN FOYER

09.00 – 09.15 Conference Opening AUDITORIUM

09.15 – 09.50 Keynote Speaker: Professor Ahmed Elghazouli Sponsored by AUDITORIUM

09.55 – 10.30 Keynote Speaker: Professor Jack Baker AUDITORIUM

10.30 – 11.00 COFFEE BREAK, POSTER VIEWING AND EXHIBITION 1st Floor

11.00 – 13.00 Symposium Session 1 Sponsored by

LECTURE THEATRE 004

SEMINAR ROOM 2006

SEMINAR ROOM 2007

SEMINAR ROOM 2017

SEMINAR ROOM 2016

SEMINAR ROOM B006

SEMINAR ROOM 2014

Seismic Design & Analysis: Steel

Seismic Assessment & Retrofitting

Soil – Structure Interaction

Fragility, Vulnerability & Infrastructure Resilience

Earthquake Disaster Risk Reduction, Reconnaissance & Recovery

Seismic Protective Devices

Induced Seismicity

13.00 – 14.00 LUNCH, EXHIBITION AND POSTER VIEWING 1st Floor

14.00 – 14.35 Keynote Speaker: Professor Eleni Chatzi AUDITORIUM

14.40 – 15.15 Keynote Speaker: Ziggy Lubkowski AUDITORIUM



LECTURE THEATRE 004

SEMINAR ROOM 2006

SEMINAR ROOM 2007

SEMINAR ROOM 2016

SEMINAR ROOM B006

SEMINAR ROOM 2017

SEMINAR ROOM 2014

Seismic Design & Analysis: Steel

Seismic Design & Analysis: General

Seismic Design & Analysis: Bridges

Design for Nuclear Safety

Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering

Catastrophe Risk Modelling for Earthquakes

Induced Seismicity

17.45 Sessions end

19.00 – 22.00 CONFERENCE DINNER AT THE PAINTED HALL

Programme Overview - Day 1MONDAY 9 SEPTEMBER 2019

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08.30 REGISTRATION OPENS MAIN FOYER

09.00 – 09.35 Keynote Speaker: Professor Dina D’Ayala AUDITORIUM

09.40 – 10.15 Keynote Speaker: Professor Sinan Akkar AUDITORIUM



LECTURE THEATRE 004

SEMINAR ROOM 2016

SEMINAR ROOM B006

SEMINAR ROOM 2006

SEMINAR ROOM 2017

SEMINAR ROOM 2014

SEMINAR ROOM 2007

Seismic Design & Analysis: General

Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering

Seismic Protective Devices

Seismic Design & Analysis: Concrete and Codes

Progress in Urban And Regional Seismic Risk Assessment

Seismic Hazard & Engineering Seismology

EEFIT

12.45 – 13.45 LUNCH, EXHIBITION AND POSTER VIEWING 1st Floor

13.45 – 14.20 Keynote Speaker: Professor Ioannis Anastasopoulos AUDITORIUM


15.00 – 17.30 Symposium Session 4

LECTURE THEATRE 004

SEMINAR ROOM B006

SEMINAR ROOM 2017

SEMINAR ROOM 2016

SEMINAR ROOM 2007

SEMINAR ROOM 2006

SEMINAR ROOM 2014

Seismic Design & Analysis: Timber, Masonry & Heritage

Blast, Impact and Vibration

Seismic Assessment and Retrofitting

Fragility, Vulnerability & Infrastructure Resilience

Vibration Serviceability Risk Assessment in Developing Countries

Seismic Hazard & Engineering Seismology

17.30 – 17.45 Presentation of Awards and Closing of Conference AUDITORIUM

Programme Overview - Day 2TUESDAY 10 SEPTEMBER 2019

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Conference InformationThe venueThe University of Greenwich Stockwell Street Library is located in the heart of Greenwich, with excellent public transport links and public pay and display car parks nearby.

Internet accessFree wireless internet access is available throughout the site. If you have an Eduroam account you have automatic access. Otherwise, you should have received a log-on code. If not, please go to the registration desk where this can be organised.

PowerPoint presentationsEach meeting room is equipped with a PC, screen and projector. Presenters should load their PowerPoint presentations onto the PC in the room they are presenting in, in the break prior to their presentation time. There is a dedicated technician on hand, should you need assistance.

Memory sticksAll delegates will receive a USB stick in their delegate pack. The keynote, oral and poster presentation papers have been uploaded onto the USB memory sticks.

Where to eatCoffee breaks and lunch will be served on the first floor in the exhibition area for all conference participants. The conference dinner on Monday 9 September will be at The Painted Hall, Old Naval College, Greenwich for delegates who have booked a full conference ticket and day delegates who have pre-booked a place.

TaxisThe reception desk at the Stockwell Street Library can assist with booking taxis if required.

TwitterFor latest news and updates, follow @SECED_UK on Twitter or go to the conference’s website at seced.org.uk/2019.

SECED 2019 Conference CommitteesOrganising CommitteeTim Courtney | CGN (GNI)Paul Doyle | JacobsMarianna Ercolino | Greenwich Uni.Barnali Ghosh | Mott MacDonaldStravroula Kontoe | Imperial CollegeAndreas H. Nielsen | AtkinsTiziana Rossetto | UCLSarah Tallett-Williams | JacobsMing Tan | Mott MacDonald

Scientific CommitteeSinan Ackigoz | University of OxfordGuillermo Aldama-Bustos | JacobsHamid Ahmadi | TARRCPiroozan Aminossehe | IndependentEdmund Booth | Edmund Booth Cons.Chris Browitt | ABConsultingDave Cotton | AtkinsTim Courtney | CGN (GNI)Flavia De Luca | Bristol UniversityPaul Doyle | Jacobs Ahmed Elghazouli | Imperial CollegeRichard Fowler | ONRFabio Freddi | UCLMatthew Free | ArupCarmine Galasso | UCLBarnali Ghosh | Mott MacDonaldDamian Grant | ArupMaurizio Guadagnini | Sheffield Uni.Iman Hajriasouliha | Sheffield Uni.

Scientific Committee (cont.)Laura Hulme | ArupColm Jordan | BGSJonathan Knappett | Dundee UniversityStavroula Kontoe | Imperial CollegeTristan Lloyd | AscottSusana Lopez-Querol | UCLGopal SP Madabhushi | Cambridge Uni.Panagiotis Mergos | City, Uni. of LondonStergios Mitoulis | Surrey UniversityRicardo Monteiro | Pavia UniversityAndrew Morrison | Thornton TomasettiAndreas H. Nielsen | AtkinsStravroula Pantazopoulou | York Uni., CACrescenzo Petrone | Willis Re.Tiziana Rossetto | UCLSusanne Sargeant | BGSMark Scorer | AtkinsVitor Silva | Global Earthquake ModelIan G. Smith | AtkinsEmily So | University of CambridgeLuis Sousa | AIR WorldwideRobin Spence | CARMing Tan | Mott MacDonaldPaul Taylor | AtkinsGeorgia Thermou | Nottingham Uni.Andrew Thomson | AtkinsThanasssis Triantafillou | Patras Uni.Enrico Tubaldi | Strathclyde UniversityAlice Walker | ABConsultingSean Wilkinson | Newcastle UniversityMartin Williams | University of Oxford

ExhibitionWe are delighted to welcome the following exhibitors: • CSI• NORSAR• Jacobs• Atkins

• Mott MacDonald• Arup• BGS• MMI Thornton Tomasetti

• AcSoft• In Situ • EPICentre• Servotest

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Keynote LecturesAhmed Elghazouli Jack Baker

Towards improved seismic design procedures for steel structures

Advances in simulating post-earthquake recovery for performance-based engineering and resilience

Monday 9 September 09:15-09:50 Monday 9 September 09:55-10:30

Eleni Chatzi Ziggy Lubkowski

Towards self-aware infrastructure

Performance based geotechnical earthquake engineering – How can we use it in practice?

Monday 9 September 14:00-14:35 Monday 9 September 14:40-15:15

Dina D’Ayala Sinan AkkarCumulative damage to masonry structures due to repeated earthquakes and effectiveness of strengthening provisions

A ground motion model to estimate nonlinear deformation demands from a recent pan European strong motion database

Tuesday 10 September 09:00-09:35 Tuesday 10 September 09:40-10:15

Ioannis Anastasopoulos

Widening of existing motorway bridges: can pilegroup retrofit be avoided?

Tuesday 10 September 13:45-14:20

All keynote speakers will present in the Auditorium (Lecture Theatre 003)

SponsorsPlatinum

Founded in 1975, Computers and Structures, Inc. (CSI) is recognized globally as the pioneering leader in software tools for structural and earthquake engineering.

GoldNORSAR is an internationally recognized, independent, not-for-profit, research foundation within the field of geo-science providing advanced, innovative products and solutions to customers in the public and private sectors.

Jacobs is a global professional services provider delivering solutions for a more connected, sustainable world across business, industrial, commercial, government and infrastructure sectors.

Atkins, a member of the SNC-Lavalin Group, is one of the world’s most respected design, engineering and project management consultancies.

SilverArup is an independent firm of designers, engineers, architects, planners, consultants and technical specialists, working across every aspect of today’s built environment. We work in earthquake-prone areas worldwide. From Japan to the Americas, responsible infrastructure and building design demands the application of expertise in all aspects of earthquake engineering. We have accumulated formidable experience and skill in seismic design, and the essential specialist fields behind it – including seismology, geotechnical and structural engineering, risk assessment and management.

Mott MacDonald is a global engineering, management and development consultancy focused on guiding our clients through many of the planet’s most intricate challenges.

BronzeThe British Geological Survey (BGS/UKRI) is the UK’s principal supplier of objective, impartial and up-to-date geological expertise and information for decision making for governmental, commercial and individual users. This includes monitoring earthquake activity across the UK, providing site specific seismic monitoring solutions, conducting seismic hazard assessments and quantifying landslide risk.

MMI Thornton Tomasetti provides clients worldwide with specialised safety and engineering services and innovative solutions to assist in the analysis, mitigation and management of risks posed by natural and man-made hazards.

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11:00 – 13:00

Seismic Assessment & Retrofitting Chairs: Georgia Thermou & Iman Hajirasouliha2.1 THE ROLE OF AGEING AND CORROSION DAMAGE IN THE RELEVANCE OF SEISMIC ASSESSMENT – S Pantazopoulou, N El Joukhadar, K Tsiotsias2.2 EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL STUDY OF AN INNOVATIVE INTEGRATED SEISMIC AND ENERGY RETROFITTING SYSTEM FOR MASONRY WALLS USING TEXTILE REINFORCED MORTARS COMBINED WITH THERMAL INSULATION – K Karlos, A Tsantilis, T Triantafillou2.3 A COMPARATIVE EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF STRENGTHENED COLUMNS USING STEEL REINFORCED GROUT (SRG) JACKETING – A Katsamakas, K Mixios, V Papanikolaou, G Thermou, K Katakalos2.6 SHEAR BOND BEHAVIOUR OF MULTI-PLY STEEL REINFORCED GROUT COMPOSITES FOR THE STRENGTHENING OF CONCRETE STRUCTURES – S Alotaibi, G Thermou, S De Santis, G De Felice, F Roscini, I Hajirasouliha, M Guadagnini2.5 SEISMIC RETROFIT OF BEAM COLUMN JOINTS FROM FRP SYSTEMS TO NOVEL FRCC JACKETING – C Del Vecchio, M Di Ludovico, A Prota23.1 EVALUATION OF SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF EXISTING STEEL MOMENT-RESISTING FRAMES: A CASE STUDY – L Di Sarno, J Wu

Seminar Room 2006

11:00-13:00

Soil-Structure InteractionChairs: Andreas Nielsen, Andrew Thomson & George Mylonakis3.1 ACCOUNTING FOR GROUND MOTION DURATION IN THE NONLINEAR SOIL-PILE-STRUCTURE INTERACTION ANALYSIS OF EXTENDED PILE-SHAFT-SUPPORTED BRIDGES – A Tombari, F Dezi, M H El Naggar3.2 ANALYSIS OF THE SEISMIC RESPONSE OF EARTH DAMS – M Spyridis, S Lopez-Querol3.3 COUPLED SOIL-STRUCTURE INTERACTION ANALYSIS AT THE PORT OF NADOR WEST MED – H Abdulrazaq, N Karamichalis, J Taggart3.5 COUPLED APPROACH TO DSSI USING TIME DOMAIN AND FREQUENCY DOMAIN - AN EXAMPLE – B Ghosh, A Andreev, V Kumar, P Doyle3.6 SEISMIC RISK ASSESSMENT OF TYPICAL PORT RC FRAME BUILDINGS INCLUDING SSI AND SOIL LIQUEFACTION – S Karafagka, D Pitilakis

Seminar Room 2007

Detailed Programme – Day 1MONDAY 9 SEPTEMBER 2019

08:30 REGISTRATION OPENS

09:00 – 09:15

Opening of Conference Auditorium003

09:15 – 09:50

Keynote Speaker: Professor Ahmed ElghazouliTowards Improved Seismic Design Procedures for Steel StructuresChair: Ian Smith

Sponsored by

Auditorium003

09:55 – 10:30

Keynote Speaker: Professor Jack BakerAdvances In Simulating Post-Earthquake Recovery for Performance-Based Engineering and ResilienceChair: Damian Grant

Auditorium003

10:30 – 11:00

Coffee break, exhibition and poster viewing 1st Floor

Symposium Session 1

Sponsored by

11:00 – 13:00

Seismic Design & Analysis: Steel Chairs: Fabio Freddi & Ahmed Elghazouli1.1 EUROPEAN PREQUALIFICATION OF JOINT SOLUTIONS FOR STEEL STRUCTURES SUBJECTED TO SEISMIC ACTIONS - BOLTED UNSTIFFENED EXTENDED END-PLATE BEAM-TO-COLUMN JOINTS – J F Demonceau, M D’Aniello, R Landolfo, J P Jaspart1.2 EC8 VS ASCE7 RULES ON P-DELTA EFFECTS: SOME APPLICATIONS TO STEEL MOMENT RESISTING FRAMES – R Tartaglia, M D’Aniello, R Landolfo1.3 SEISMIC BEHAVIOUR AND DESIGN OF STEEL REDUCED BEAM SECTION CONNECTIONS – A Elghazouli, D V Bompa1.4 CYCLIC MODELLING OF COMPOSITE STEEL-CONCRETE MEMBERS – B Sahin, M Bravo-Haro, A Elghazouli1.5 OPTIMIZED DESIGN OF MOMENT RESISTING FRAMES WITH SLENDER STEEL AND COMPOSITE SECTIONS IN MODERATE SEISMIC AREAS – H Degee, Y Duchene, B Hoffmeister1.6 TOWARDS MORE REALISTIC IDEALIZATIONS OF BRACE-TO-FRAME CONNECTIONS FOR THE DESIGN OF STEEL CBFS TO EC8 – A Silva, J M Castro, R Monteiro

Lecture Theatre 004

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11:00-13:00

Seismic Protective DevicesChairs: Sinan Acikgoz & Enrico Tubaldi6.1 EXPERIENCE WITH FRICTION DAMPERS IN NEW AND EXISTING STRUCTURES – M Angelides17.2 ENHANCED OPTIMAL TUNED MASS-DAMPER-INERTER PERFORMANCE FOR SEISMIC PROTECTION OF MULTI-STOREY BUILDINGS VIA TOP-STOREY SOFTENING – S Sedhain, A Giaralis6.3 SEISMIC ISOLATION DESIGN FOR CONTINUED FUNCTIONALITY – A Mokha, V Zayas6.4 DOWNTIME ASSESSMENT OF BASE-ISOLATED LIQUID STORAGE TANKS – K Bakalis, D Vamvatsikos, D Grant, A Mistry6.5 LEAD RUBBER BEARINGS: A SOLUTION FOR THE SEISMIC PROTECTION OF STRATEGIC BUILDINGS – G Bresaola, M Sartori, B Turkdonmez, I Alende, I Zivanovic6.6 BIAXIAL TESTING FACILITIES FOR ANTI-SEISMIC DEVICES – A Muhr, H Ahmadi, V Orlando, J L Poisson, I Stephens

Seminar Room B006

11:00-13:00

Induced SeismicityChairs: Chris Browitt & Alice Walker7.1 INDUCED SEISMICITY IN THE UK IS COMMONPLACE – C Browitt, A Walker7.2 SEISMICITY INDUCED BY HYDRAULIC FRACTURING OPERATIONS AT PRESTON NEW ROAD, LANCASHIRE, 2018 – B Baptie, R Luckett7.3 UNDERSTANDING INDUCED SEISMICITY HAZARD RELATED TO SHALE GAS EXPLORATION IN THE UK – G Cremen, M J Werner, B Baptie7.4 FAULT REACTIVATION VIA PRE-EXISTING FRACTURE NETWORKS DURING HYDRAULIC FRACTURING – J Verdon, N Igonin, M Kendall, D Eaton7.5 THE 2018-2019 NEWDIGATE, SURREY, UK EARTHQUAKE SEQUENCE: INDUCED BY NEARBY OILFIELD DEVELOPMENT/PRODUCTION, OR NOT? – S Hicks, J Verdon, B Baptie, R Luckett, Z Mildon, T Gernon7.6 HOW FREQUENTLY DO SMALL-TO-MEDIUM MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKES CAUSE DAMAGE AND CASUALTIES? – C Nievas, J J Bommer, H Crowley, J Van Elk

Seminar Room 2014

13:00-14:00

Lunch, exhibition and poster viewing 1st Floor

14:00-14:35

Keynote Speaker: Professor Eleni ChatziTowards Self-Aware Infrastructure Chair: Paul Doyle

Auditorium003

14:40-15:15

Keynote Speaker: Ziggy LubkowskiPerformance Based Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering – How Can We Use it in Practice? Chair: Stavroula Kontoe

Auditorium003

15:15-15:45


11:00-13:00

Fragility, Vulnerability & Infrastructure ResilienceChairs: Vitor Silva & Stergios Mitoulis4.1 GAUSSIAN PROCESS REGRESSION FOR SEISMIC FRAGILITY ASSESSMENT OF BUILDING PORTFOLIOS – R Gentile, C Galasso4.2 FRACTURE RISK ASSESSMENT OF WELDED COLUMN SPLICES IN NEAR-FAULT REGIONS – B Song, C Galasso4.3 ESTIMATING SEISMIC FRAGILITY OF A SEMI-BURIED SQUARE RC WATER TANK USING EXPERT JUDGMENT – I Ioannou, W Aspinall, T Rossetto4.4 EXPLICIT COLLAPSE PREDICTION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF FRAGILITY FUNCTIONS FOR AN UNREINFORCED MASONRY BUILDING WITH NON-LINEAR FINITE ELEMENT MODELS – J Dennis, D Grant, R Sturt, D Mclennan, G Milan, B Huiu, M Palmieri4.5 SEISMIC VULNERABILITY OF NON-STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS: FROM TRADITIONAL SOLUTIONS TO INNOVATIVE LOW-DAMAGE SYSTEMS – S Bianchi, J Ciurlanti, S Pampanin4.6 TIME-DEPENDENT SEISMIC RISK OF REGULAR HIGHWAY BRIDGES UNDER THE EFFECT OF STRUCTURAL DETERIORATION – T Yilmaz, O C Aygin

Seminar Room 2017

11:00-13:00

Earthquake Disaster Risk Reduction, Reconnaissance & RecoveryChairs: Mark Scorer & Matthew Free5.1 A SEISMIC RISK REDUCTION STRATEGY FOR THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC – K Coates, M Free, L Sousa, D Grant, M Pittore, K Fleming, T Ader, B Moldobekov, C Ormukov5.2 THE ROAD TO RECOVERY – UNDERSTANDING CHALLENGES AFFECTING SCHOOL RECONSTRUCTION IN NEPAL – L Westoby, S Dunn, S Wilkinson5.3 IMPROVING THE SAFETY AND RESILIENCE OF SCHOOLS: A DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH – H Gryc, K Coates5.4 INVESTIGATIONS ON THE RESTORATION AND SEISMIC ENHANCEMENT OPTIONS FOR THE JAISEDEWAL TEMPLE AFTER THE GORKHA EARTHQUAKE IN NEPAL – I E Bal, D Dais, V Sarhosis, E Smyrou, R Coningham, A Joshi, K P Acharya, P N Maskey, K Weise, R Kunwar5.5 THE APRIL 16 2016 MUISNE EARTHQUAKE (ECUADOR) - BEHAVIOUR OF RC FRAME WITH MASONRY INFILL, AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION – S Kaminski, T Schacher, J Lopez, G Franco, C Molina Hutt, G Roux-Fouillet, N Carlevaro, H Stone5.6 OBSERVATIONS FROM THE EEFIT-TDMRC MISSION TO SULAWESI, INDONESIA TO INVESTIGATE THE 28TH SEPTEMBER 2018 CENTRAL SULAWESI EARTHQUAKE – T Rossetto, R Lagesse, A Raby, A Brennan, D Robinson, R K Adhikari, M Rezki-Hr, E Meilianda, Y Idris, I Rusydy, I D Kumala

Seminar Room 2016

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15:45-17:45

Seismic Design & Analysis: BridgesChairs: Andreas Kappos & Martin Williams10.1 SEISMIC DESIGN OF BRIDGES: PRESENT AND FUTURE – A Kappos10.2 DYNAMICS OF PLANAR ASYMMETRIC ROCKING BRIDGES INCLUDING THE ABUTMENT CONTRIBUTION – I Thomaidis, A Kappos, A Camara10.3 ALIBEYKÖY AND KAGITHANE VIADUCTS: ADVANCED SEISMIC PROTECTION SOLUTIONS IN HIGH SEISMICITY REGION – G Bresaola, M Sartori, S Barone, C Galbiati, B Turkdonmez, I Zivanovic10.4 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS APPROACH BASED ON EFFECTIVE PIER STIFFNESS FOR BRIDGES WITH UNEQUAL PIER HEIGHTS – N Karamichalis, S Gren10.5 SEISMIC RISK ASSESSMENT FOR STRUCTURAL UPGRADING OF RC BRIDGES IN INDONESIA – M Cripstyani, R Monteiro, C Perdomo, A Abarca10.6 FRAGILITY OF BRIDGES EXPOSED TO MULTIPLE HAZARDS AND IMPACT ON TRANSPORT NETWORK RESILIENCE – S Argyroudis, L Yuan, E Tubaldi, M Pregnolato, S A Mitoulis

Seminar Room 2007

15:45-17:45

Design for Nuclear SafetyChairs: Tim Courtney & Richard Fowler11.1 ASSESSING THE EFFECT OF EPISTEMIC UNCERTAINTY ON THE SURFACE RESPONSE FOR THE WYLFA NEWYDD NUCLEAR POWER PLANT IN ANGLESEY, UK – A Koskosidi, J Go, M Villani, Z Lukbkowski, B Polidoro, T Courtney11.2 OBJECTIVE QUANTIFICATION OF THE SEISMIC SOURCE MODEL FOR NUCLEAR SITES – I Mosca, B Baptie, M Villani, Z Lubkowski, T Courtney11.3 FRAGILITY ANALYSIS OF PRESTRESSED CONCRETE CONTAINMENT SUBJECTED TO SEVERE ACCIDENT CONDITIONS – T Lan, Z Dong, Z Li, S Jin11.4 STRUCTURE PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF PRESTRESSED CONTAINMENT BY CONSIDERING TEMPERATURE AND SEISMIC EFFECT – T Lan, Z Dong, Z Li, S Jin11.5 SEISMIC NON-LINEAR TIME HISTORY FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF GLOVEBOX TUNNEL SYSTEM – S Horrocks, A Buckley, D Shaw, P Doyle11.6 INCREASE OF SEISMIC RESISTANCE BY OPTIMIZATION OF THE SUPPORT CONCEPT – S Riedelmeier, H Senechal, D Kollmann, M Heyder

Seminar Room 2016

Symposium Session 2 Sponsored by

15:45-17:45

Seismic Design & Analysis: Steel Chairs: Fabio Freddi & Ahmed Elghazouli8.1 PROPOSALS FOR A MORE PRACTICAL SEISMIC DESIGN OF STEEL X-CBFS TO EC8 – J Castro, A Silva, L Santos, T Ribeiro8.2 COLLAPSE AND DEMOLITION AFTERSHOCK ASSESSMENT OF POST-MAINSHOCK STEEL FRAMED BUILDINGS – J Ruiz-Garcia8.3 EXPOSED COLUMN BASE CONNECTIONS FOR MINIMIZING EARTHQUAKE-INDUCED RESIDUAL DEFORMATIONS IN STEEL MOMENT-RESISTING FRAMES – H Inamasu, A De Castro E Sousa, G Güell Bartrina, D Lignos8.4 EXTENDED END-PLATE RWS CONNECTIONS WITH PERFORATED BEAMS UNDER CYCLIC LADING – C K Lau, K Tsavdaridis8.5 DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF A STEEL SEISMIC RESILIENT FRAME EQUIPPED WITH SELF-CENTRING COLUMN BASES WITH FRICTION DEVICES – E Elettore, F Freddi, M Latour, G Rizzano8.6 APPLICATION OF BUCKLING-ENABLED COMPOSITE BRACING (BECB) TO STEEL ROCKING FRAMES – L Kibriya, C Malaga-Chuquitaype, M Kashani

Lecture Theatre 004

15:45-17:45

Seismic Design & Analysis: GeneralChairs: Paul Doyle & Damian Grant9.1 ASSESSMENT OF POST-INSTALLED ANCHORS FOR SEISMIC STRENGTHENING OF RC FRAME STRUCTURES USING STEEL BRACING – E Stehle, A Sharma9.2 CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE AND STATE-OF-ART MODELS USED FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF THE DEGRADATION OF REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURES EXPOSED TO CORROSION – F Pugliese, L Di Sarno9.3 EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF CYCLIC RESPONSE OF STAINLESS-STEEL REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMNS – S Afshan, J Melo, T Rossetto, H Varum9.4 SEISMIC ASSESSMENT OF SUSPENDED CEILINGS THROUGH DYNAMIC NONLINEAR ANALYSES – A Palmeri, T Armitage, M Lombardo, L Fiorin, M Harrison9.5 FRAGILITY FUNCTIONS FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE FRAMED BUILDINGS SUBJECTED TO EARTHQUAKE-INDUCED LANDSLIDE HAZARD – G Miluccio, F Parisi, G Capuano, E Cosenza9.6 DEFINITION OF DAMAGE LIMIT STATES FOR DEVELOPING ANALYTICAL TSUNAMI FRAGILITY FUNCTIONS – M Del Zoppo, M Di Ludovico, A Prota

Seminar Room 2006

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15:45-17:45

Induced SeismicityChairs: Alice Walker & Chris Browitt14.1 INDUCED SEISMICITY AT THE UNITED DOWNS DEEP GEOTHERMAL POWER PROJECT – P Ledingham, A Jupe14.2 SETTING UP TRAFFIC LIGHT SYSTEM THRESHOLDS FOR GEOTHERMAL STIMULATION IN HELSINKI, FINLAND – T Ader, M Chendorain, M Free, T Saarno, P Heikkinen, P Malin, P Leary, G Kwiatek, G Dresen, F Blümle, T Vuorinen14.3 WHY TRAFFIC LIGHT SYSTEMS ARE NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR MANAGING INDUCED SEISMICITY – S Wiemer14.4 COMPUTATIONAL MODELLING OF DAMAGE ACCUMULATION IN UNREINFORCED MASONRY DUTCH CONSTRUCTIONS SUBJECTED TO INDUCED SEISMICITY – V Sarhosis, D Dais, E Smyrou, I E Bal14.5 LIABILITY AND DAMAGE CLAIM ISSUES IN INDUCED EARTHQUAKES: CASE OF GRONINGEN – I E Bal, E Smyrou, E Bulder

Discussion

Seminar Room 2014

17:45 All sessions end

Free time

19:00-23:00

Conference dinner The Painted Hall, Old Royal Naval College

15:45-17:45

Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering Chairs: Paul Taylor & Stavroula Kontoe12.1 A CRITICAL COMPARISON BETWEEN STRESS AND ENERGY BASED METHODS FOR THE EVALUATION OF LIQUEFACTION POTENTIAL – K Lau, S Kontoe, G Anatolakis12.2 SOME STUDIES ON THE DESATURATION AND LIQUEFACTION RESISTANCE OF AIR DESATURATED SANDY SOIL – D Chavan, T Sitharam12.3 THE LRG SOFTWARE FOR ASSESSING RISKS RELATED TO EARTHQUAKE-INDUCED LIQUEFACTION, MITIGATION PLANNING, AND DECISION SUPPORT – A Meslem, H Iversen, I Kamran, T Kaschwich, K Jones12.4 MONOTONIC AND CYCLIC RESPONSE OF TAILINGS SANDS – D Solans Roa, S Kontoe, L Zdravkovic12.5 PHYSICAL MODELLING OF LATERAL SPREADING SOIL WITH AND WITHOUT PLANT ROOT ANALOGUES – A Brennan, K Wang, S Robinson, J Knappett, G Bengough12.6 SITE RESPONSE ANALYSIS FOR THE HISTORICAL PENINSULA OF ISTANBUL – T Tetik, F S Malcioglu

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15:45-17:45

Catastrophe Risk Modelling for EarthquakesChairs: Crescenzo Petrone & Tristan Lloyd13.1 EARTHQUAKE CATASTROPHE MODELS: AN END USER PERSPECTIVE – J Wardman13.2 USING EARTHQUAKE CATASTROPHE MODELS FOR REINSURANCE PRICING: CURRENT APPROACHES, CHALLENGES AND BENEFITS FROM CATASTROPHE MODEL EVALUATIONS – A Mouyiannou, R Abplanalp13.3 BUILDING A BETTER CAT-TRAP: DEPLOYING FOOTPRINTS FROM 3D GROUND MOTION SIMULATIONS AND HARNESSING COULOMB STRESS TRANSFER IN CAT MODELS WILL PROFOUNDLY CHANGE (RE)INSURANCE DECISION MAKING – M Papaspiliou, C Petrone, R Sobradelo, A Tsioulou, K Olsen, D Roten, S Toda, R Stein, V Sevilgen13.4 VALIDATING PROBABILISTIC EARTHQUAKE RISK MODELS: TESTS THAT TELL YOU IF YOU’RE WRONG, BUT NOT IF YOU’RE RIGHT – V Silva13.5 THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ULTRA-LIQUEFACTION AS A DISTINCT DAMAGE MECHANISM FOR LOSS MODELLING AND FOR CONTAMINATING FIELD OBSERVATIONS OF EARTHQUAKE IMPACTS – R Muir-Wood13.6 EMPIRICAL CONSEQUENCE CURVES FOR LONG-SPAN-BEAM BUILDINGS USING 2012 EMILIA-ROMAGNA EARTHQUAKE LOSS DATABASE – L Rossi, M Stupazzini, B Holtschoppen

Seminar Room 2017

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Detailed Programme – Day 2TUESDAY 10 SEPTEMBER 2019

08:30 REGISTRATION OPENS

09:00 – 09:35

Keynote Speaker: Professor Dina D’AyalaCumulative Damage to Masonry Structures due to Repeated Earthquakes and Effectiveness of Strengthening ProvisionsChair: Robin Spence

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09:40 – 10:15

Keynote Speaker: Professor Sinan AkkarA Ground Motion Model to Estimate Nonlinear Deformation Demands from a Recent Pan European Strong Motion DatabaseChair: Susanne Sargeant

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10:15 – 10:45


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10:45 – 12:45

Seismic Design & Analysis: GeneralChairs: Paul Doyle & Damian Grant15.1 SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF CYLINDRICAL LATTICE SHELLS – A Elghazouli, F Cedron15.2 ULTIMATE SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF DEGRADING STRUCTURES – M Bravo-Haro, M Liapopoulou, A Elghazouli15.3 INCORPORATING DURATION EFFECTS IN DESIGN COLLAPSE CAPACITY SPECTRA OF DUCTILE SYSTEMS – M Bravo-Haro, M Liapopoulou, A Elghazouli15.6 EFFECT OF HIGH-PASS CUT-OFF FREQENCY ON STRUCTURAL RESPONSE UNDER THE STRONG GROUND MOTION – F Freddi, E Tubaldi, A Zona, A Dall’asta15.4 NON-DIMENSIONAL PARAMETRIC ANALYSIS FOR THE SEISMIC RESPONSE OF DUAL MOMENT-RESISTING AND BUCKLING-RESTRAINED BRACED FRAMES – F S Malcioglu, T Tetik

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Conference DinnerThe Painted Hall, Old Royal Naval College Greenwich

The conference dinner will take place in the stunning Painted Hall, Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich. Referred to as the ‘Sistine Chapel of the UK’ with its huge decorated interior being a masterpiece of English baroque art, the Painted Hall has recently re-opened following a multi-million pound renovation and conservation project.

The Painted Hall is the centrepiece of the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich. Originally the site of Greenwich Palace and birthplace of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I, the baroque buildings standing today were designed by Sir Christopher Wren as the Royal Hospital for Seamen. Later it became home to the Royal Naval College and is now open to the public as the Old Royal Naval College. The Painted Hall, designed as a ceremonial dining room for what was then the new Royal Hospital for Seaman, was completed in 1705. Its vast decorative scheme was painted by Sir James Thornhill, the first British artist to be knighted. Started in 1707, it took 19 years to complete.

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10:45 – 12:45

Progress in Urban and Regional Seismic Risk AssessmentChairs: Robin Spence & Luis Sousa19.1 UNDERSTANDING EARTHQUAKE RESILIENCE IN CHILE: THE PROS AND CONS OF SAFE BUILDINGS – F Rivera, T Rossetto, J Twigg19.2 RE-THINKING THE REGION: SYSTEMATIC EVALUATION OF RESIDENTIAL LOCATION CHOICE UNDER DISASTER RISK – K Valeckaite, G Bekebrede, P Nourian, M Palmieri19.3 EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE AND LOSS MODEL FOR THE CITY OF GUWAHATI, ASSAM, INDIA – J Pathak, A Meslem, D Lang, A Bora19.4 VULNERABILITY OF CASE-STUDY REINFORCED CONCRETE FRAMES TO MAINSHOCK-AFTERSHOCK SEQUENCES – C Galasso, K Aljawhari, F Freddi19.5 IMPACT OF TIME-DEPENDENT HAZARD MODELLING ON PORTFOLIO LOSS ASSESSMENT – C Fortuno, C Galasso, B Polidoro, M Villani, S Lacoletti19.6 MESH-BASED SCENARIO SIMULATION TO EVALUATE THE SEISMIC RESISTANT CAPACITY SUBJECTED TO VARIOUS LEVELS OF EXCITATIONS FOR METROPOLITAN CITIES – B Wu, S Ke, M Huang, T Wu, S Liu, C Wu

Seminar Room 2017

10:45 – 12:45

Seismic Hazard & Engineering SeismologyChairs: Guillermo Aldama-Bustos& Karim Tarbali20.1 EVALUATING GROUND MOTION PREDICTION EQUATIONS FOR THE NORTH SEA, WITH CONSIDERATION OF INDUCED SEISMICITY – C Brooks, J Douglas20.2 SEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENT FOR THE WYLFA NEWYDD NUCLEAR POWER PLANT – Z Lubkowski, M Free, R Musson, M Villani, C Oakman, B Polidoro, A Koskosidi, R McCully, B Gilson, M Walsh, T Courtney20.3 ON THE GROUND-MOTION DURATION OF UK EARTHQUAKES – G Aldama-Bustos, F Strasser20.4 REVISING THE SEISMIC HAZARD MAPS FOR THE UK – I Mosca, S Sargeant, B Baptie, R Musson, T Pharaoh20.5 ESTIMATION OF KAPPA-SITE FOR THE WYLFA NEWYDD PSHA – M Villani, B Polidoro, Z Lubkowski, T Courtney, M Walsh20.6 FACILITATING A GROUND MOTION RECORD SELECTION APPROACH BASED ON MULTIOBJECTIVE OPTIMIZATION – K Tsalouchidis, L Moschen, R Medina, C Adam

Seminar Room 2014

10:45 – 12:45

Geotechnical Earthquake EngineeringChairs: Stavroula Kontoe, Susana Lopez-Querol16.1 NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF OBSERVED LIQUEFACTION PHENOMENA FROM THE 2011 CHRISTCHURCH (NEW ZEALAND) EVENT – S Bertelli, D Manzanal, S Lopez-Querol, T Rossetto, P Mira, S Giovinazzi, R Ruiter16.2 A NOVEL TECHNIQUE FOR DEEP SEISMIC CONE TESTS IN CHALLENGING GROUND CONDITIONS – A Lessi-Cheimariou, I Tromans, N Hadlow, M Floyd, T Pateman16.3 EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL EVALUATION OF COMPLEX SITE EFFECTS IN ARQUATA DEL TRONTO AFTER THE 2016 CENTRAL ITALY EARTHQUAKE – S Giallini, A Pizzi, A Pagliaroli, M Moscatelli, G Vignaroli, P Sirianni, M Mancini, G Laurenzano16.4 SEISMIC RESPONSE OF WIND TURBINES ON CAISSON-TYPE FOUNDATIONS IN SOFT CLAY – A Brennan, W Mrema16.5 BOUNDING SURFACE PLASTICITY MODEL (PM4SAND): VERIFICATION AGAINST CENTRIFUGE TESTS – S Marinatou, C Sigaran-Loria

Seminar Room 2016

10:45 – 12:45

Seismic Protective DevicesChair: Enrico Tubaldi17.1 SEISMIC CONTROL OF POST-TENSIONED ROCKING WALLS WITH INERTERS – C Malaga-Chuquitaype, R Thiers-Moggia6.2 SEISMIC PROTECTION OF THE MESSINA CATHEDRAL BELL TOWER THROUGH VIBRATING BARRIERS – P Cacciola, M Andreozzi, A Tombari, A Lampropoulous17.3 MODELLING OF MASONRY INFILL WALLS WITH RUBBER JOINTS – E Tubaldi, P Dhir, H Ahmadi, G Gough17.4 BIAXIAL STRESS-STRAIN MODEL FOR RUBBER IN SIMPLE SHEAR – A Muhr, H Ahmadi, E Tubaldi17.5 SEISMIC RESPONSE OF A R.C. STRUCTURE ISOLATED BY HDNR BEARINGS BY USING ADVANCED AND SIMPLIFIED MODELS – L Ragni, E Tubaldi, F Micozzi, A Dall’asta17.6 IMPROVING THE STRUCTURAL RESPONSE OF RC STRUCTURE WITH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF PASSIVE SYSTEMS - DAMPERS – T Zafirov, F Manojlovski, A Bogdanovic, Z Rakicevic

Seminar Room B006

10:45 – 12:45

Seismic Design & Analysis: Concrete and CodesChairs: Edmund Booth & Panagiotis Mergos18.2 STEEL AND CONCRETE HYBRID STRUCTURES: RECENT ADVANCEMENTS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR SEISMIC DESIGN – F Freddi, A Zona, G Leoni, A Dall’asta18.3 EVALUATION AND COMPARISON THE RISK AND UNIFORM PROBABILITY OF CONCRETE HIGH-RISE BUILDING WITH SHEAR WALLS COLLAPSE IN THE NEAR AND FAR FIELDS WITHDRAWN18.4 PREPARING EUROCODE 8 FOR MID-21ST CENTURY SEISMIC ENGINEERS – E Booth18.5 FEASIBILITY STUDY OF LOW-DAMAGE TECHNOLOGY FOR HIGH-RISE PRECAST CONCRETE BUILDINGS – J Ciurlanti, S Bianchi, M Palmieri, S Pampanin18.6 SUSTAINABLE SEISMIC DESIGN OF RC FRAMES WITH STRUCTURAL OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES – P Mergos

Seminar Room 2006

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Symposium Session 415:00 – 17:30

Seismic Design & Analysis: Timber, Masonry & HeritageChairs: Christian Malaga & Laura Hulme21.1 REHABILITATION OF 20TH CENTURY CONCRETE HERITAGE BUILDINGS: THE CASE STUDY OF THE MUNICIPAL MARKET IN NICOSIA, CYPRUS – A Georgiou, I Ioannou, S Pantazopoulou21.2 ARCHAEOSEISMOLOGY OF ARCHITECTURE: A NEW TOOL FOR SEISMIC RISK MITIGATION? – M Ganz21.3 SEISMIC DEMANDS IN MULTI-STOREY CROSS-LAMINATED TIMBER (CLT) STRUCTURES – C Demirci, C Malaga-Chuquitaype, L Macorini21.4 SIMULATING THE DYNAMIC PERFORMANCE OF TYPICAL URM CAVITY-WALL SYSTEMS BY THE APPLIED ELEMENT METHOD – A Penna, D Malomo, R Pinho21.5 ASSESSING THE RELIABILITY OF THE EQUIVALENT-FRAME IDEALISATION OF URM FAÇADES WITH IRREGULAR OPENING LAYOUTS BY COMPARISON WITH DISCRETE MICRO-MODELS – A Penna, D Malomo, C Morandini, M Dejong21.6 PERFORMANCE BASED DESIGN FOR POST-TENSIONED TIMBER FRAMES – A Miliziano, G Granello, A Palermo, S Pampanin21.7 PARAMETRIC STUDY FOR SHEAR AND FLEXURAL SIMPLIFIED FORMULATIONS FOR SPANDRELS IN UNREINFORCED MASONRY (URM) ELEMENTS – H Ayouby, A Bagchi, L Tirca

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15:00 – 17:30

Blast, Impact and VibrationChairs: Piroozan Aminosehe & Andrew Morrison22.1 USE OF SHAPE MEMORY ALLOYS TO IMPROVE STRUCTURAL RESILIENCE FOR EXTREME LOADING CONDITIONS – S Gupta, E Stoddart, A Morrison22.2 MEASURED CHANGES IN THE NATURAL FREQUENCY OF OFFSHORE WIND TURBINES WITH MONOPILE FOUNDATIONS – N Hucker, I Ward, S Manceau22.3 BENDING CAPACITY OF CRACKED LAMINATED GLASS PANELS UNDER BLAST LOADING – S C Angelides, J Talbot22.4 DEVELOPING FINITE ELEMENT MODELS FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE IMPACT ASSESSMENT IN UK ABWR NUCLEAR POWER PLANT – W Li, A Rushton, L Feliciani, E Pye, T Sumikawa22.5 GAS EXPLOSION PROTECTION FOR AEROSOL FILLING ROOMS - FULL SCALE TESTING AND ANALYTICAL VALIDATION – A Nelson, E Stoddart, P Taylor22.6 HONEYCOMB IMPACT ENERGY ABSORBER - ASSESSMENT AND VALIDATION – E Stoddart, A Morrison, M Field22.7 TRANSMISSION OF FOUNDATION VIBRATIONS – H Su, N Psyrras, J Crispin, D Karamitros, G Mylonakis 22.8 THE RESPONSE OF PLATES UNDER NON-UNIFORM IMPULSIVE LOADS – S Rigby, A Tyas, R Curry, G Langdon

Seminar Room B006

10:45 – 12:45

EEFIT SessionChairs: Katherine Coates & Matthew Free28.1 A REVIEW OF EEFIT MISSIONS OVER TIME 1983 TO 2019 – M Free28.2 LESSONS FROM EARTHQUAKE FIELDWORK FOR SEISMIC RETROFIT DESIGN – K Coates28.3 THE REWARDS OF EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING – DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CHRISTCHURCH AND GORKHA EARTHQUAKES – S Wilkinson28.4 LESSONS LEARNED FROM POST TSUNAMI FIELDWORK BY EEFIT – J Macabuag28.5 THE BENEFIT OF RETURN MISSIONS FOR A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF BUILDING’S BEHAVIOUR UNDER REPEATED SHAKINGS: THE CASE OF NORCIA ITALY – V Putrino, D D’Ayala28.6 POST-EARTHQUAKE BUILDING SURVEYS TO DERIVE FRAGILITY FUNCTIONS FOR USE IN SEISMIC RISK ASSESSMENTS – V Novelli

Seminar Room 2007

12:45 – 13:45

Lunch, exhibition and poster viewing 1st Floor

13:45 – 14:20

Keynote Speaker: Professor Ioannis Anastasopoulos Widening of Existing Motorway Bridges: Can Pilegroup Retrofit Be Avoided? Chair: Barnali Ghosh

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14:20 – 15:00


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15:00 – 17:30

Vibration ServiceabilityChairs: Ian G Smith & Dave Cotton25.1 PARAMETRIC ANALYSIS OF COMPOSITE FLOOR SYSTEMS UNDER FOOTFALL-INDUCED VIBRATIONS – I Nuzzo, A Calabrese, N Kumawat25.2 A NOVEL APPROACH FOR THE CALCULATION AND PRESENTATION OF SECONDARY RESPONSE SPECTRA – C Pearce, I Ward25.3 OPEN-SOURCE LOW-COST SENSORS FOR VIBRATION MONITORING – M Bravo-Haro, A Elghazouli25.4 VSIMULATORS: HUMAN FACTORS SIMULATION FOR MOTION AND SERVICEABILITY IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT – J Brownjohn, A Darby, A Pavic25.5 DYNAMIC PERFORMANCE OF ROCK LIGHTHOUSES DUE TO EXTREME BREAKING WAVE LOADS – J Brownjohn, A Raby, A Antonini, S Au25.6 MANAGING UNCERTAINTY IN MODAL PARAMETER ESTIMATION FROM AMBIENT VIBRATION MEASUREMENTS – J Brownjohn, S Au, J Mottershead25.7 RESULTS OF ISTRUCTE 2015 SURVEY OF PRACTITIONERS ON VIBRATION SERVICEABILITY – A Pavic

Seminar Room 2007

15:00 – 17:30

Risk Assessment In Developing CountriesChairs: Carmine Galasso, Flavia De Luca & Ricardo Monteiro26.1 POUNDING IN NEPALESE SCHOOL BUILDINGS – T Cross, F De Luca, R De Risi, T Raj Rana, T Mitchell, A Sweetman26.2 N. MACEDONIAN BRIDGE EXPOSURE DATABASE AND ITS RELATION TO THE SEISMIC HAZARD ESTIMATES – V Sesov, R Salic, M Vitanova, E Kemal, S Micajkov, B Petreski, T Zafirov, M Dimitrovski, D Tomic, J Trajcevski, A Nanevska26.3 EARTHQUAKE AND TSUNAMI RISK PRIORITISATION OF INDONESIAN SCHOOLS THROUGH RAPID VISUAL SURVEY – C Galasso, R Gentile, Y Idris, I Rusydy, E Meilianda26.4 ON THE USE OF OPEN-SOURCE LOW-COST VIBRATION SENSING TECHNOLOGIES FOR SEISMIC ASSESSMENT IN URBAN AREAS – T Lee-Lewis, C Malaga-Chuquitaype, N Nanos26.5 SHEDDING SOME LIGHT ON MULTI-CRITERIA DECISION MAKING FOR SEISMIC RETROFITTING OF RC BUILDINGS – R Gentile, C Galasso26.6 NUMERICAL SEISMIC PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF PREEARTHQUAKE STONE MASONRY RESIDENTIAL BUILDING TYPOLOGY IN LIGHT OF 2015 NEPAL EARTHQUAKE – R K Adhikari, D D’ayala26.7 SEISMIC RISK MITIGATION PLAN FOR COUNTRIES IN THE EAST AFRICAN RIFT. CASE STUDY: SALIMA, MALAWI – V Novelli, I Ngoma, I Kafodya, P Kloukinas, R De Risi, J Macdonald, K Goda26.8 DETERMINISTIC ASSESSMENT OF SEISMIC RISK IN CONSTANTINE CITY, NORTHEAST ALGERIA – H Mouloud, H Nassim, S Lebdioui, Y Mohammedi

Seminar Room 2006

15:00 – 17:30

Seismic Assessment & RetrofittingChairs: Georgia Thermou & Maurizio Guadagnini2.4 STEEL-REINFORCED GROUT SPIRAL (SRGS) CONFINEMENT OF CONCRETE – G Thermou, I Papargyriou, I Hajirasouliha, M Guadagnini, K Pilakoutas23.3 ASSESSMENT OF CONFINED MASONRY SCHOOL BUILDINGS IN GUWAHATI, INDIA – A Parammal Vatteri, D D’Ayala23.4 TIMBER-MASONRY COMPOSITE SYSTEMS FOR RETROFIT OF UNREINFORCED MASONRY WALL – O Iuorio, J Dauda23.6 ASSESSMENT OF EXISTING UNREINFORCED LOW-PERFORMANCE CONCRETE (LPC) WALLS TOWARDS THEIR RETROFIT – R Eid, G Jaber, A N Dancygier, A Rutenberg23.7 COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS AND SEISMIC ASSESSMENT OF A TYPICAL SIX STORY RC STRUCTURE FOR THE SEISMIC CONDITIONS OF SKOPJE WITHDRAWN23.8 OPTIMIZATION OF MODAL RESPONSE SPECTRUM ANALYSIS METHOD FOR EXISTING BUILDING ASSESSMENT OF UNREINFORCED MASONRY BUILDINGS IN GRONINGEN – J Munoz-Barrantes, M Kortenaar, S Meijers, R Meravy, M Makara

Seminar Room 2017

15:00 – 17:30

Fragility, Vulnerability & Infrastructure ResilienceChairs: Sean Wilkinson, Stergios Mitoulis & Vitor Silva24.1 SEISMIC CERTIFICATION OF UNANCHORED COMPONENTS: RELIABILITY ASSESSMENT OF THE ICC-ES AC156 PROTOCOL – D D’Angela, G Magliulo, E Cosenza24.2 EMPIRICAL FRAGILITY CURVES OF MARCHE REGION CHURCHES FROM THE CENTRAL ITALY SEISMIC SEQUENCE 2016 – C Canuti, M Morici, G Leoni, A Dall’asta24.3 A NONLINEAR STATIC PROCEDURE FOR THE TSUNAMI DESIGN OF A REINFORCED CONCRETE BUILDING TO THE ASCE 7 STANDARD – M Baiguera, T Rossetto, I Robertson, C Petrone24.4 MIXED PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC DEMAND MODELS FOR FRAGILITY ASSESSMENT – A Chatzidaki, D Vamvatsikos24.5 VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF RC STRUCTURES INCLUDING NONLINEAR SOIL-STRUCTURE INTERACTION EFFECTS – C Petridis, D Pitilakis24.6 DEVELOPMENT OF ANALYTICAL FRAGILITY AND VULNERABILITY FUNCTIONS OF LARGE-PANEL RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS TYPICAL OF BULGARIA – A Andonov, M Deyanova, J Travanca, S Andreev24.7 DECISION SUPPORT FOR ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE RESILIENCE: THE PANOPTIS PERSPECTIVE – D Vamatsikos24.8 ENHANCING THE RESILIENCE OF LOW-RISE BUILDINGS: A NEW ZEALAND PERSPECTIVE – G Granello, G Chiaro, A Palermo, E Hernandez, A Tasalloti, C Stratford, L Banasiak

Seminar Room 2016

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15:00 – 17:30

Seismic Hazard & Engineering SeismologyChairs: Susanne Sargeant & Angeliki Lessi-Cheimariou27.1 PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC HAZARD ANALYSIS IN NEW ZEALAND USING PHYSICS-BASED GROUND MOTION SIMULATION METHODOLOGY – K Tarbali, B Bradley, J Huang, R Lee, D Lagrava, S Bae, V Polak, J Motha, M Zhu27.2 SELECTION AND MODIFICATION OF REAL ACCELERATION TIME HISTORIES FOR NON-LINEAR SEISMIC EVALUATION IN THE UK NUCLEAR INDUSTRY – F Strasser, G Aldama-Bustos, M Davi, A Stewart27.3 PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENT BASED ON MONTE CARLO SIMULATIONS FOR MARMARA REGION, TURKEY – I Sianko, Z Ozdemir, S Khoshkholghi, I Hajirasouliha, K Pilakoutas27.4 CORRELATION MODELS FOR SIGNIFICANT DURATION OF ITALIAN STRONG-MOTION RECORDS – C Huang, C Galasso27.5 SPATIAL CORRELATION OF GROUND MOTIONS IN THE 2016-2017 CENTRAL ITALY SEISMIC SEQUENCE – E Schiappapietra, J Douglas27.6 RECONSIDERING TYPICAL VALUES OF K0 FOR STABLE CONTINENTAL HARD ROCK – O J Ktenidou, N Abrahamson, R Darragh, W Silva27.7 PRACTICALITIES, DECISIONS AND COMPROMISES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MODIFIED REAL TIME HISTORIES – D Newby, S Horrocks, M Goodwin, P Doyle27.8 PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC HAZARD ANALYSIS OF A CO2 STORAGE PROSPECT USING THE NGA EAST GROUND MOTION MODELS – B Carlton, E Skurtveit, K Atakan, A Kaynia

Seminar Room 2014

17:30 – 17:45

Presentation of awards and Conference close Auditorium 003

Poster PresentationsPoster presentations will be displayed on the 1st FloorP1 APPLICABILITY OF PROCEDURE FOR EVALUATING FAULT PARAMETERS OF INTRA-SLAB

EARTHQUAKES BY HERP, JAPAN TO OUTSIDE-JAPAN EARTHQUAKES – D Ju, K Dan, H Torita, H Si

P2 SIMPLIFIED DISPLACEMENT-BASED ECONOMIC LOSS ASSESSMENT OF SINGLE-STOREY STEEL BUILDINGS – G Cantisani, G Della Corte

P3 IMPROVING THE SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF RC BRIDGE STRUCTURES BY USE OF VISCOUS DAMPERS – M Vitanova, A Bogdanovic, V Hristovski

P4 FACILITATING A GROUND MOTION RECORD SELECTION APPROACH BASED ON MULTIOBJECTIVE OPTIMIZATION – K Tsalouchidis, L Moschen, R Medina, C Adam

P5 A DATABASE OF DAMAGING SMALL-TO-MEDIUM MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKES: A REFERENCE FRAME FOR UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACT OF INDUCED SEISMICITY – C Nievas, J Bommer, H Crowley, J Van Elk, M Ntinalexis, J Borozan, D Kazantzidou-Firtnidou, M Sangirardi

P6 INVESTIGATING THE SOIL-STRUCTURE INTERACTION AND DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF HISTORICAL WATCH TOWERS IN MALTA AND GOZO – S D’Amico, M Betti, R Borg, P Galea, E Colica, R Muscat

P7 COMPARATIVE SEISMIC FRAGILITY OF TORSIONALLY IRREGULAR RCC BUILDINGS DESIGNED USING INDIAN AND EUROPEAN CODES – P Gwalani, Y Singh, H Varum

P8 VERIFICATION OF PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC HAZARD ANALYSIS FOR HIGH-VALUE INFRASTRUCTURES – M Davi, G Aldama-Bustos, M Pagani, F Strasser, G Weatherill

P9 INFLUENCE OF SSI EFFECTS ON FRAME STRUCTURES WITH VISCOUS DAMPERS – A Bogdanovic,K Edip, V Sheshov, Z Rakicevic

P10 UPDATE OF THE UK STOCHASTIC GROUND MOTION MODEL USING A DECADE OF BROADBAND DATA – A Rietbrock, B Edwards

P11 SOFT-STOREY BUILDING IN LISBON: SEISMIC VULNERABILITY – R Ferreira, C Oliveira

P12 MODELLING OF HYDRODYNAMIC LOADING IN SOIL-STRUCTURE INTERACTION ANALYSIS OF PORT STRUCTURES – H Abdulrazaq, J Taggart, S Francis, N Karamichalis

P13 AN INTEGRATED APPROACH FOR THE TRANSFER OF SEISMIC LOAD FROM BEDROCK TO THE STRUCTURE BASED ON RVT AND CONDITIONAL MEAN SPECTRA – I Zentner, J Berger

P14 UPDATING THE MAXIMUM MAGNITUDE USED IN PSHA BASED ON THE EXTREME VALUE DISTRIBUTION – I Zentner, E Viallet, G Ameri

P15 INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT OF FUEL STORAGE RACKS UNDER INCREASED SEISMIC LOADING – J Muller, S Domesi

P16 SCENARIO-BASED PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF AN ARCHETYPAL TALL BUILDING IN ISTANBUL USING PHYSICS-BASED EARTHQUAKE GROUND MOTION SIMULATIONS – Ö Odabasi, P Bazzurro, M Infantino, C Smerzini, M Stupazzini

P17 COMPARISON OF A MID-RISE REINFORCED CONCRETE AND A CROSS-LAMINATED TIMBER BUILDING DESIGNED FOR MINIMUM SEISMIC DAMAGE – S Aydin, O Sisman, A Ilki, H Lus, A Ceccotti

P18 A SIMPLE METHOD FOR THE SEISMIC ASSESSMENT OF FIRST-SOFT STOREY REINFORCED CONCRETE BUILDINGS WITH MASONRY INFILLS – J Ruiz-Garcia

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Author IndexAAbarca A ....................................17Abdulrazaq H .......................13, 29Abplanalp R ...............................18Abrahamson H ...........................28Acharya K P .............................. 14Adam C ................................23, 29Ader T ..................................14, 19Adhikari R K .........................14, 27Afshan S.....................................16Ahmadi H .............................15, 22Akkar S .......................................21Aldama-Bustos ............. 23, 28, 29Alende I ......................................15Aljawhari K .................................23Alotaibi S ....................................13Ameri G ......................................29Anastasopoulos I .......................24Anatolakis G ..............................17Andonov A .................................26Andreev A ..................................13Andreev S ..................................26Andreozzi M ...............................22Angelides M ...............................15Angelides SC .............................25Antonini A ...................................27Argyroudis S ..............................17Armitage T .................................16Aspinall W ..................................14Atakan K.....................................28Au S ............................................27Aydin S .......................................29Aygin O C .................................. 14Ayoub H......................................25

BBae S..........................................28Bagchi A .....................................25Baiguera M .................................26Bakalis K ....................................15Baker J .......................................12Bal I E ...................................14, 19Banasiak L .................................26Baptie B .......................... 15, 17, 23Barone S ....................................17Bazzurro P .................................29Bekebrede G ..............................23Bengough G ...............................18Berger J......................................29Bertelli, S....................................22Betti M ........................................27Bianchi S ..............................14, 22Blümle F .....................................19Bogdanovic A .......................22, 29Bommer J ............................15, 29Bompa D V .................................12Bora A ........................................23Borg R ........................................29Borozan J ...................................29Booth E ......................................22

Bradley B....................................28Bravo-Haro M ................12, 21, 27Brennan A ......................14, 18, 22Bresaola G ...........................15, 17Browitt C ....................................15Brownjohn J ...............................27Brooks C ....................................23Buckley A ...................................17Bulder E .....................................19

CCacciola P ..................................22Calabrese A ...............................27Camara A ...................................17Cantisani G ................................29Canuti C .....................................26Capuano G .................................16Carlevaro N ............................... 14Carlton B ....................................28Castro JM .............................12, 16Ceccotti A ..................................29Cedron F ....................................21Chatzi E......................................15Chatzidaki A ...............................26Chavan D ...................................17Chendorain M ............................19Chiaro G .....................................26Ciurlanti J ............................ 14, 22Coates K ..............................14, 24Colica E ......................................29Coningham R ............................ 14Cosenza E ...........................16, 26Courtney T ........................... 17, 23Cremen G...................................15Crispin J .....................................25Cripstyani M ...............................17Cross T .......................................27Crowley H.............................15, 29Curry R .......................................25

DDais D ..................................14, 19D’Amico M ..................................29Dan K .........................................29D’Angela D .................................26Darby A ......................................27Darragh R ..................................28D’Ayala D .......................21, 26, 27Dall’Asta A......................21, 22, 26Dancygier A N ............................26D’Aniello M .................................12Dauda J ......................................26Davi M ..................................28, 29De Castro e Sousa A .................16De Felice G ................................13De Santis S ................................13De Risi R ....................................27Degee H .....................................12 DeJong M ...................................25Della Corte G .............................29

De Luca F...................................27Del Vecchio C ............................13Del Zoppo M ..............................16Demirci C ...................................25Demonceau JF ..........................12Dennis J .....................................14Deyanova M ...............................26Dezi F .........................................13Dhir P .........................................22Di Ludovico M ......................13, 16Di Sarno L ............................13, 16Dimitrovski M .............................27Domesi S ...................................29Dong Z .......................................17Douglas J .............................23, 28Doyle P ..................... 13, 15, 17, 28Dresen G ....................................19Duchene Y .................................12Dunn S .......................................14

EEaton D ......................................15Edip K .........................................29Edwards B ..................................29Eid R ...........................................26El Joukhadar N ..........................13El Naggar H ...............................13Elettore E ...................................16Elghazouli A ...................12, 21, 27

FFeliciani L ...................................25Ferreira R ...................................29Field M .......................................25Fiorin L .......................................16Fleming K ...................................14Floyd M.......................................22Fortuno C ...................................23Francis S ....................................29Franco G ....................................14Freddi F ....................16, 21, 22, 23Free M ..................... 14, 19, 23, 24

GGalasso C ................14, 23, 27, 28Galbiati C ...................................17Galea P ......................................29Ganz M .......................................25Gentile R ..............................14, 27Georgiou A .................................25Gernon T ....................................15Ghosh B ...............................13, 24Gialilini S ....................................22Giaralis A ...................................15Gilson B......................................23Giovinazzi S ...............................22Go J ............................................17Goda K .......................................27Goodwin M .................................28Gough G.....................................22

Granello G ............................25, 26Grant D ................................ 14, 15Gren S ........................................17Gryc H ........................................14Guadagnini M ......................13, 26Güell Bartrina G .........................16Gupta S ......................................25Gwalani P ...................................29

HHadlow N...................................22Hajirasouliha I ................13, 26, 28Harrison M .................................16Heikkinen P ................................19Hernandez E ..............................26Heyder M ....................................17Hicks S .......................................15Hoffmeister B .............................12Holtschoppen B .........................18Horrocks S ........................... 17, 28Hristovski V ................................29Huang C .....................................28Huang J ......................................28Huang M .....................................23Hucker N ....................................25Huiu B ........................................14

IIdris Y ...................................14, 27Igonin N ......................................15Ilki A............................................29Inamasu H ..................................16Infantino M .................................29Ioannou I ............................. 14, 25Iuorio O ......................................26Iversen H ....................................18

JJaber G ......................................26Jaspart JP ..................................12Jin S ...........................................17Jones K ......................................18Joshi A ...................................... 14Joukhadar N E ...........................13Ju D ............................................29Jupe A ........................................19

KKafodya I ....................................27Kaminski S .................................14Kamran I.....................................18Kappos A J .................................17Karafagka S ...............................13Karamichalis N............... 13, 17, 29Karamitros D ..............................25Karlos K .....................................13Kaschwich T ..............................18Kashani M ..................................16Katakalos K ................................13Katsamakas A ............................13Kaynia A .....................................28Kazantzidou-Firtnidou D ...........29Ke S ............................................23Kemel E ......................................27Kendall M ...................................15

Khoshkholghi S ..........................28Kibriya L .....................................16Kloukinas P ................................27Kollmann D ................................17Kortenaar M ...............................26Kontoe S ........................ 15, 17, 18Koskosidi A .......................... 17, 23Ktenidou OJ ...............................28Kumala I D ................................ 14Kumar V .....................................13Kumawat N .................................27Kunwar R ...................................14Kwiatek G ...................................19

LLacoletti .....................................23Lagesse R ..................................14Lagrava D...................................28Lampropoulous A ......................22Lan T ..........................................17Landolfo R ..................................12Lang D ........................................23Langdon G .................................25Latour M .....................................16Lau C K ......................................16Lau K ..........................................18Laurenzano G ............................22Leary P .......................................19Lebdioui S ..................................27Ledingham P ..............................19Lee R ..........................................28Lee-Lewis T ...............................27Leoni G .................................22, 26Lessi Cheimariou A ...................22Li W ............................................25Li Z .............................................17Liu S ...........................................23Liapopoulou M ...........................21Lignos D .....................................16Lombardo M ...............................16Lopez J .......................................14López-Querol S ...................13, 22Lubkowski Z ................... 15, 17, 23Luckett R ....................................15Lus H ..........................................29

MMacabuag J ...............................24Macdonald J ..............................27Macorini L ..................................25Makara M ...................................26Málaga-Chuquitaype C ................................. 16, 22, 25, 27Magliuo G ...................................26Malcioglu F S .......................18, 21Malin P .......................................19Malomo D ...................................25Manceau S .................................25Mancini M ...................................22Manojlovski F .............................22Manzanal D ................................22Marinatou S................................22Maskey P N ............................... 14McCully R ...................................23

McLennan D...............................14Medina R ..............................23, 29Meijers S ....................................26Meilianda E ......................... 14, 27Melo J .........................................16Meravy R ....................................26Mergos P ....................................22Meslem A .............................18, 23Micajkov S ..................................27Micozzi F ...................................22Milan G .......................................14Miliziano A ..................................25Miluccio G ..................................16Midon Z ......................................15Mira P .........................................22Mistry A ......................................15Mitchell T ....................................27Mitoulis S A ................................17Mixios K .....................................13Mohammedi Y ............................27Mokha A .....................................15Moldobekov B ........................... 14Molina Hutt C ............................ 14Monteiro R ........................... 12, 17Morandini C................................25Morici M .....................................26Morrison A .................................25Mosca I................................. 17, 23Moscatelli M ...............................22Moschen L ...........................23, 29Motha J ......................................28Mottershead J ............................27Mouloud H ..................................27Mouyiannou A ............................18Mrema W....................................22Muhr .....................................15, 22Muir-Wood R ..............................18Muller J .......................................29Munoz-Barrantes .......................24Muscat R ....................................29Musson R ...................................23Mylonakis G ...............................25

NNaggar M H E ............................13Nanevska A ................................27N Nanos .....................................27Nassim H....................................27Newby D .....................................28Ngoma I......................................27Nievas C ...............................15, 29Nourian P ...................................23Novelli V ...............................24, 27Ntinalexis M ...............................29Nuzzo I .......................................27

OOakman C ..................................23Odabasi O ..................................29Oliveira C ...................................29Olsen K ......................................18Orlando V ...................................15Ormukov C .................................14Ozdemir Z ..................................28

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PPagani M ....................................29Pagilaroli A .................................22Palermo A ............................25, 26Palmeri A ...................................16Palmieri M ......................14, 22, 23Pampanin S ...................14, 22, 25Pantazopoulou S .................13, 25Papanikolaou V ..........................13Papargyriou I .............................26 Papaspiliou M ............................18Parammal Vatteri A ...................26Parisi F .......................................16Pateman T..................................22Pathank J ...................................23Pavic A .......................................27Pearce C ....................................27Penna A .....................................25Perdomo C .................................17Petreski B ...................................27Petridis C ...................................26Petrone C .............................18, 26Pharaoh T ..................................23Pilakoutas K ...............................28Pinho R ......................................25Pitilakis D .............................13, 26Pittore M .....................................14Pizzi A ........................................22Poisson J L ................................15Polak V .......................................28Polidoro B ............................ 17, 23Pregnolato M..............................17Prota A .................................13, 16Psyrras N ...................................25Pugliese F ..................................16Putrino V ....................................24Pye E ..........................................25

QRRaby A..................................14, 27Ragni L ......................................22Raj Rana T .................................27Rakicevic Z ..........................22, 29Rezki-Hr M .................................14Ribeiro T ....................................16Riedelmeier S ............................17Rietbrock A ................................29Rigby S .......................................25Rivera F ......................................23Rizzano G ..................................16Robertson I ................................26Robinson D ................................14Robinson S ................................18Roscini F ....................................13Rossetto T ......... 14, 16, 22, 23, 26Rossi L .......................................18Roten D ......................................18Roux-Fouillet G ..........................14Ruiter, R .....................................22Ruiz- Garcia J ......................16, 29Rushton A ..................................25Rusydy I .............................. 14, 27

Rutenberg A ...............................26

SSaarno T ....................................19Sahin B .......................................12Salic R ........................................27Sangirardi M ..............................29Santos L .....................................16Sargeant S ...........................21, 23Sarhosis V............................14, 19Sartori M ..............................15, 17Schacher T................................ 14Schiappapietra E .......................28Sedhain S ..................................15Senechal H ................................17Sesov V ......................................27Sevilgen V ..................................18Sharma A ...................................16Shaw D .......................................17Sheshov V ..................................29Si H .............................................29Sianko I ......................................28Sigaran-Ioria C ..........................22Silva A ..................................12, 16Silva V ........................................18Silva W .......................................27Singh Y .......................................29Sirianni P ....................................22Sisman O ...................................29Sitharam T .................................18Skurtveit .....................................28Smerzini C .................................29Smyrou E .............................14, 19Sobradelo R ...............................18Solans Roa D .............................18Song B ...................................... 14Sousa L ..................................... 14Spence R ...................................21Spyridis M ..................................13Stehle E ......................................16Stein R .......................................18Stephens I ..................................15Stewart A ...................................28Stoddart E ..................................25Stone H ......................................14Stupazzini M ..............................29Strasser F ..................... 23, 28, 29Stratford C .................................26Stupazzini M ..............................18Sturt R ....................................... 14Su H ...........................................25Sumikawa T ...............................25Sweetman A ...............................27

TTaggart J ..............................13, 29Talbot JP ....................................25Tarbali K .....................................28Tartaglia R..................................12Tasalloti A ..................................26Taylor P ......................................25Tetik T ...................................18, 21Thermou G ...........................13, 26Thiers-Moggia R ........................22

Thomaidis I ................................17Tirca L ........................................25Toda S ........................................18Tombari A .............................13, 22Tomic D ......................................27Torita H .......................................29Trajchevski .................................27Travanca J..................................26Triantafillou T .............................13Tromans I ...................................22Tsalouchidis K ......................23, 29Tsantilis A ...................................13Tsavdaridis K .............................16Tsiotsias K ..................................13Tsioulou A ..................................18Tubaldi E ........................ 17, 21, 22Turkdonmez B ......................15, 17Twigg J .......................................23Tyas A ........................................25

UVValeckaite K ...............................23Vamvatsikos D .....................15, 26Van Elk J ..............................15, 29Varum H ...............................16, 29Verdon J .....................................15Viallet E ......................................29Vignaroli G .................................22Villani M................................ 17, 23Vitanova M ...........................27, 29Vuorinen T .................................19

WWalker A .....................................15Walsh M .....................................23Wang K.......................................18Ward I ...................................25, 27Wardman J .................................18Weatherill G ...............................29Weise K ......................................14Werner M J.................................15Westoby L ..................................14Wiemer S ...................................19Wilkinson S ..........................14, 24Wu B ...........................................23Wu C ..........................................23Wu J ...........................................13Wu T ...........................................23

YYilmaz T .................................... 14Yuan L ........................................17

ZZafirov T ...............................22, 27Zayas V ......................................15Zdravkovic L ...............................18Zentner I .....................................29Zhu M .........................................28Zivanovic I ............................15, 17Zona A ..................................21, 22

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