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Welcome to the VII International Conference on Earthquake Geotechnical Engineering

AGI Associazione Geotecnica ItalianaViale dell’Università 11 - 00185 - RomaTel: +39.06.4465.569 - Fax: +39.06.4436.1035www.7icege.com - [email protected]

VII International Conference on Earthquake Geotechnical Engineering

Roma (Italy), 17-20 June 2019

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It is a great pleasure and an honour to extend to you a warm invitation to attend the 7th lnternational Conference on Earthquake Geotechnical Engineering (VII ICEGE) in Roma, Italy, 17-20 June 2019.

After the increasingly successful conferences held in Tokyo 1995, Lisbon 1999, Berkeley 2004, Thessaloniki 2007, Santiago 2011 and Christchurch 2015, the Italian Geotechnical Society (AGI) on appointment by the ISSMGE Technical Committee 203 (Earthquake Geotechnical Engineering and associated pro-blems) is delighted to announce that Roma will host the 7th International Confe-rence on Earthquake Geotechnical Engineering (VII ICEGE) from 17 to 20 June 2019.

As in the previous editions, the conference topics will address, through general and parallel sessions, the most recent developments in earthquake geotechnical engineering, stimulating fruitful technical and scientific interaction within the fields of seismology, geophysics, geology, structural as well as infrastructural engineering.

We believe that VII ICEGE will provide an excellent opportunity to present recent experience and developments to an audience of engineers, geologists and seismologists, consultants, public and private contractors, local national and international authorities, and to all those involved in research and practice rela-ted to earthquake geotechnical engineering.

Last but not least, the ‘Eternal City’ of Roma is one of the most attractive and emblematic locations in the world, thanks to its impressive cultural heritage, the pleasant weather and its extraordinary social life, not to mention the taste of the Italian food.

The Eternal City will offer you a wonderful journey through Science and History!

Prof. Francesco Silvestri Conference Chairman

Prof. Nicola Moraci AGI President

Prof. Ross BoulangerTC203 Chairman IC

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FULL NAMEAtilla Ansal

Ross BoulangerMisko Cubrinovski

Liam FinnRoger Frank

Izzat IdrissKenji Ishihara

Michele JamiolkowskiTakaji Kokusho

Mario ManasseroCharles W.W. NgKyriazis Pitilakis

Pedro Seco e PintoRamon Verdugo

AFFILIATIONSÖzyeğin UnivesityUniversity of California DavisUniversity of CanterburyUniversity of British ColumbiaEcole Nationale des Ponts et ChausséesUniversity of California DavisTokyo University of ScienceTechnical University of TorinoChuo UniversityTechnical University of TorinoHong Kong University of Science and TechnologyAristotle University ThessalonikiUniversity of CoimbraUniversity of Chile

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AFFILIATIONSETH ZürichCalifornia Institute of TechnologyNational University of CuyoRoyal Military College of CanadaNational Technical University of AthensUniversity of California BerkeleyUniversidad Nacional Autònoma del MéxicoUniversity of FerraraNational Technical University of AthensBoğaziçi UniversityKyoto UniversityKorea Advanced Institute of Science and TechnologyImperial College LondonUniversity of TokyoUniversity of WashingtonIndian Institute of Technology GuwahatiLaboratoire MSSMatUniversity of AucklandEcole des Ponts ParisTechUniversity of AucklandUniversity of Texas at AustinUniversity of SannioUniversity of California Los AngelesUniversity of Texas at AustinUniversity of TokyoCambridge UniversityLanzhou Institute of SeismologyUniversity of British ColumbiaUniversity of TorontoTokyo Denki UniversityTsinghua UniversityMonash University

FULL NAMEIoannis Anastasopoulos

Domniki AsimakiArnaldo M. Barchiesi

Richard BathurstGeorge Bouckovalas

Jonathan BrayAbraham Diaz Rodriguez

Vincenzo FioravanteGeorge Gazetas

Erol GülerSusumu Iai

Dong-Soo KimStavroula Kontoe

Junichi KosekiSteven KramerMurali Krishna

Arezou ModaressiRolando Orense

Alain PeckerMichael Pender

Ellen RathjeArmando Lucio Simonelli

Jonathan P. StewartKenneth H. Stokoe

Ikuo TowhataGiulia ViggianiLanmin Wang

Dharma WijewickremeKaiwen Xia

Susumu YasudaJianmin Zhang

Jian Zhao

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AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Napoli Federico IIUniversity of Reggio Calabria MediterraneaItalian Geotechnical SocietySapienza University of Roma Italian Geotechnical SocietyUniversity of Napoli ParthenopeUniversity of MessinaUniversity of PadovaUniversity of Enna KoreCESI SpATechnical University of MilanoUniversity of Napoli Federico IITechnical University of TorinoUniversity of BolognaUniversity of PaviaSapienza University of Roma University of PisaUniversity of FirenzeUniversity of L'AquilaUniversity of PerugiaTechnical University of MilanoSapienza University of Roma University of MoliseMarche Polytechnic University Italferr SpAIAT Ingegneria per l'Ambiente ed il Territorio

FULL NAME(Conference Chair) - Francesco Silvestri

(AGI President) - Nicola Moraci(AGI Secretary General) - Claudio Soccodato

Angelo AmorosiSusanna Antonielli

Stefano AversaGiovanni BiondiPaolo Carrubba

Francesco CastelliDaniele Cazzuffi

Claudio di PriscoAnna d'OnofrioSebastiano FotiGuido Gottardi

Carlo LaiGiuseppe LanzoDiego Lo PrestiClaudia MadiaiPaola MonacoVincenzo Pane

Roberto PaolucciSebastiano Rampello

Filippo Santucci de MagistrisGiuseppe ScarpelliAlessandra Sciotti

Filippo Maria Soccodato

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ISSMGEThe ISSMGE is the pre-eminent professional body representing the interests and activities of Engineers, Academics and Contractors all over the world that actively participate in geotechnical engineering.

The International Society had its origins in the First International Conference on Soil Mechanics and Foun-dation Engineering held in Harvard in 1936. A total of 206 delegates attended from 20 countries. In order to ensure continuation of this very successful initiative, an Executive Committee was set up with Karl Terzaghi as President and Arthur Casagrande as Secretary.

As a truly global organisation, the ISSMGE provides a focus for professional leadership to some 90 Member Societies and around 20,000 individual members. The growth in membership has been matched by increasing activities, largely through the establishment of many active Technical Committees and Task Forces.

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The sixth edition of the International Conference on Earthquake Geotechnical Engineering was held in Christchurch, New Zealand in November 2015. Over five hundred people from more than thirty coun-

tries from all over the world attended the conference.

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The session themes will refer, however are not limited, to the following topics:

1. Seismic hazard, ground motion records and prediction

2. Surface fault rupture and near-fault effects

3. Field and laboratory testing on soils and rocks

4. Physical modelling, shaking table and centrifuge tests

5. Seismic site characterization

6. Constitutive and numerical models for dynamic analyses

7. Seismic response analysis, site amplification and microzonation

8. Liquefaction, lateral spreading and their impacts

9. Stability of natural slopes, cavities and mining digs

10. Embankments, levees and dams

11. Landfills and waste repositories

12. Ground improvement, reinforced soil structures and geosynthetics

13. Waterfront and offshore structures

14. Earth-retaining structures

15. Tunnels and underground structures

16. Lifeline earthquake engineering

17. Shallow and deep foundations

18. Soil-foundation-structure interaction

19. Case histories and instrumentd test sites

20. Safeguard of monuments and cultural heritage

21. Lessons learned from recent and past earthquakes

22. Developments in performance-based design, codes and standards of practice

23. Metamaterials and other innovative technologies for seismic protection

24. Emergency, urban systems and resilient communities

25. Risk management and insurance issues

26. Multi-hazards, tsunamis and induced earthquakes

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PROGRAMThe program will include plenary sessions hosting distinguished invited lecturers, round tables, memo-rial and honorary lectures, young researchers’ awards.Parallel sessions for each theme will be opened with the presentation of a leading paper, selected amongst the submitted ones, and then will continue with the oral presentations. Other papers will be presented in poster sessions.Parallel sessions will also host workshops on recent earthquakes, presentations of round robin tests and test sites, reports on large collaborative research projects.The TC203 Meeting is scheduled as the closure of Tuesday programme, while the gala dinner will be hosted on Wednesday night.Technical visits are scheduled: inside Roma at Metro line worksites, outside Roma on sites struck by recent earthquakes (Central Italy 2016 and L’Aquila 2009). More details are reported in the specific pages.

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The seismic history of the Italian territory highlights awful losses in terms of casualties and huge social and economical costs. In sum-mary, since 1000 A.D. 220 events occurred with epicentral MCS intensity ≥ VIII.

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In the last 20 years five destructive earthquakes occurred along the Apennine Chain in Italy, i.e. one each five years on the average; the data in the Table show that the induced damage and number of fatalities was very variable, despite the comparable magnitude. Such statistics once more demonstrate that the social costs of earthquakes in Italy are not directly related to the seismogenic activity, but also to the local variabi-lity of subsoil conditions, structural and infrastructural vulnerability and exposition. The influence of subsoil conditions on ground motion and related effects was increasingly highlighted by these earthquakes: the first three and the last of them showed significant phenomena of site amplification, ground deformation and landslides, while in the fourth one diffused liquefaction were also observed. The Italian Geotechnical Society (AGI) produced a significant effort in supporting the Civil Protection Department (DPC) and the communities stricken by these earthquakes, by different experimental and analytical activities regarding the geotechnical aspects of the emergency and reconstruction plans. Such supporting activities significant-ly addressed the development of advanced research in earthquake geotechnical engineering.

In the past two centuries earthquakes with magnitude between 5.5 and 7.2 caused about 150,000 casualties; moreover, they damaged and/or destroyed a considerable part of the Italian historical and cultural heritage, whose value is not quantifiable.

In the last 50 years, earthquakes with magnitude between 5.5 and 6.9 caused monetary losses for over € 150 billion. Even considering the present situation of the building stock and the possible occur-rence of future earthquakes according to the rate of earthquakes in the past centuries, expected costs are of the order of € 2-3 billion per year and are then in line with the expenses of the last 50 years.

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Central Italy 2016VISITL’Aquila and the Aterno River Valley

The town of L’Aquila and the surrounding areas of the Aterno river valley were both devastated by a Mw 6.1 earthquake on April 6, 2009. L’Aquila is an ancient town (13th century) located about 120 km east of Rome, at an elevation of about 700 m above sea level, surrounded by the Apennines highest mountains.

Visitors will have the opportunity to observe the status of the reconstruction 10 years after the 2009 earthqua-ke, which caused huge damage to public and private buildings as well as to the cultural heritage. A guided walking tour through the old city centre of what has been defined as “the largest construction site in Europe” will allow to discover the newly disclosed beauty of restored ancient buildings and churches by visiting the construction site of a historic building subject to retrofit works, but also by strolling through sectors where the reconstruction has not yet started (a restricted access “red zone” still exists).

The tour will include a visit to the shallow cut-and-cover excavation works of the “smart tunnel” which is being constructed to host the new utility network (power, gas, water, communication) serving the city centre and the nearby districts. Information on the geological and geotechnical characteristics of the area, on the main featu-res of the 2009 earthquake (including significant site effects), as well as on microzonation studies and on post-e-arthquake reconstruction plans will be provided during the tour.

Starting from the city centre, the tour will continue with the visit to one district of the C.A.S.E. Project, an impressive tem-porary housing program launched in the aftermath of the 2009 earthquake to host 15,000 homeless people, pending the rebuilding of their homes. The project comprised 185 buildings provided with seismic base isolation systems, constructed in just 8 months in 19 areas of the municipality of L’Aquila. It will also be possible to visit some villages located near L’Aquila (namely Onna, Castelnuovo) which were totally destroyed by the 2009 earthquake, as it is still clearly visible.

The tour will then move on to the upper Aterno river valley. This area comprises several municipalities, such as Campotosto, that were dama-ged by the 2009 L’Aquila earthquake and also, but more severely, by the 2016-2017 Central Italy seismic sequence. This village is located near the Campotosto Lake, one of Europe largest water reservoirs, impounded by two concrete dams and one earth dam. The Campotosto lake is located approximately 40 km north of L’Aquila at an elevation of about 1,300 m above sea level, in the heart of the Gran Sasso e Monti della Laga Natio-nal Park, and is known as a tourist attraction thanks to its wilderness and beautiful mountain landscapes. A big concern about the dams is due to the presence of an important fault system, activated during the 2016-2017 seismic sequence, which will be illustrated during the visit. IC

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Central Italy 2016VISITAmatrice and Norcia Villages

A technical site visit will be arranged to the areas hit by the 2016 – 2017 seismic sequence in the central Apenni-nes, one of the most seismically active areas in Italy. The technical visit will focus first on the Amatrice village, the so-called “the town of 100 churches” that was inserted in 2015 into the list of Italy’s most beautiful ‘borghi’ (historic hamlets), thanks to its Roman, Renaissance and Baroque monuments. During the August 24th 2016 event, Amatrice suffered cumulative effects of damage patterns that led to the complete destruction of its historical centre. A technical team will drive visits into the Red Zone. The reason for widespread damage will be thoroughly explained, the results of microzonation studies will also be presented together with the phases of post-earthquake design and reconstruction.

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After lunch, a visit will be organised to the village of Norcia, which has a long seismic history. Norcia did not suffer extensive damage during the seismic sequence thanks to effective retrofitting measures carried out after the 1997 earthquake. However, during the events of October 26 and 30, severe damage occurred to its artistic and monu-mental heritage such as the medieval Basilica of San Benedetto which has partially collap-sed. Thanks to a number of severe retrofit interventions carried out in Norcia some deca-des ago, we can now learn from past expe-rience through the words of academics an professionals who were directly involved in those projects. The surroundings of Norcia offer a magnificent landscape and pretty small villages among which Castelluccio di Norcia where the “Feast of the Fiorita” takes place every year on the third and the last Sunday of June.

Historically, this area of the central Apenni-nes has been prone to frequent landslides, sometimes with severe consequences. The tour will include several stops at sites several sites where the effects of landslides triggered by recent seismic events are still visible, and also at sites where stabilization works have already been carried out.




Central Italy 2016VISITRoma Metro Line CA technical visit will be organised to the underground construction sites of the new Metro Line C that underpass the historical centre of Rome. Line C was conceived to link the city’s eastern quadrant to its northwest one. Starting from the Pantano terminus in the Municipality of Montecompatri, the line stretches for about 25.6 Km, approximately 9 of which on the surface and 16.5 under-ground, cutting through historic city neigh-bourhoods as Centocelle, Alessandrino, Pigneto, Appio as well as through historic centre itself, before reaching the Prati area in vicinity of Piazzale Clodio. Its completion will create a truly integrated public transport network.

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Important historical monuments of Roman Age, such as the Church of Santo Stefano Rotondo, the Anfiteatro Flavio (Coliseum) and the Basilica di Massenzio are mainly encoun-tered along the route of the line. This makes the construction process more problematic due to the presence of buried archaeological remains coupled with the need of minimising the impact of tunnelling and deep excavations on the historical and monumental heritage. A visit will be organised to the construction sites of the underground station at Fori Imperiali along with those of a deep ventilation shaft, close to Villa Celimontana, and of a circular shaft, close to the Aurelian Walls at Porta Metronia. This latter was excavated to install the sleeved grout tubes (tubes á manchette – TAMs) to inject grout in the soil between the tunnel and the wall foundations, in order to compensate for ground loss and stress relief caused by tunnelling. Details about the techni-cal visit will be given in due time according to the activities in progress in 2019, at the time of the Conference will be held. IC

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During the days of the conference, an expo area will be available for companies specialized in technolo-gies and services related to earthquake geotechnical engineering and seismic risk management. The area will be an interesting opportunity to engage with universities, consultants, research centers and equipment suppliers participating at the conference.

The conference will be an excellent promotional tool for companies working in the sector, providing the opportunity to meet and interact with the international scientific community and stakeholders and exchange experiences on development, implementation and use of new techniques.

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VENUEThe historical site simply known as the Angelicum in Roma is located at the exact geographical centre of the city and dates back to 1569. Along with the annexed Convent and Baroque Church of Saints Dominic and Sixtus, the property is also home to the Pontifical University of St Thomas Aqui-nas, one of the Vatican's most important and prestigious sites of learning in the Catholic world.

The Angelicum Conference Centre, with its two auditoriums and eleven smaller meeting rooms, encapsulates the original cloister, with the garden and the fountain, in the heart of Angelicum site. Richly steeped in history, the Angelicum has received Popes, heads of state and many of the most powerful and important figures of the last three centuries.

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EA truly historical Roman edifice, the building exhibits the priceless markings of some of the greatest masters of the later Renaissance, such as Giacomo della Porta, Vincenzo della Greca and Lorenzo Bernini, whose classic works can also be seen in Piazza Navona, Piazza Barberini and at the foot of the Spanish Steps;

The Senate Room - the Angelicum's most prestigious conference room - is adorned with precious art pieces including the Triptych of St Andrew, Lippo Vanni's 14th century masterpiece, and a crucifix dating back to the 13th century.

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With an expected attendance of more than 500 participants from all over the world, the 7ICEGE will be an excellent event for sponsors and exhibitors to strengthen business partnerships, actively network with experts from all over the world and have their marketing reach worldwide. Participation in this conference will be an outstanding opportunity to take advantage of the exciting developments taking place in the earthquake engineering disaster prevention.

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35% of total amount required together with the reservation form - this payment will not be refunded in case of cancellation.

65% of total amount due before December 31st 2018 - this payment will not be refunded for cancella-tion received after January 1st 2019.

Cancellation of sponsorship must be maid in writing to the secretariat via e-mail or fax.

Please download the Sponsorship Application form in www.7icege.com fill it out and then fax (+390644361035) or e-mail it to [email protected] together with the copy of requested deposit.

All payments should be transferred to the following bank account:

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Account holder: Associazione Geotecnica Italiana

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Exclusive logo on USB Proceedings € 15,000,00 = € __________________

Non exclusive logo on USB Proceedings € 7,500,00 = € __________________

TOTAL € __________ * AGI reserves the right to assign the areas according to the availability left upon receipt of the Application Form and fees.

PAYMENT CONDITIONS AND CANCELLATION POLICY • 35% of total amount required together with the reservation form – this payment will not be refunded in case of

cancellation. • 65% of total amount due before December 31st 2018 – this payment will not be refunded for cancellation received after

January 1st 2019

PAYMENT Bank transfer to: Associazione Geotecnica Italiana

IBAN: IT 81 G 02008 05003 000110084846 - BIC/SWIFT: UNCRITM1B54 - Bank name: Unicredit Banca – Agenzia Roma Testaccio Please, remember to state company name and reason of payment. You are also reminded that bank charges are made and are deducted by the bank before passing to AGI; it is therefore essential that all transfers of money include any surcharge. Deductions suffered by AGI should be paid at registration.

I authorise to charge the following Credit Card VISA MASTERCARD AMERICAN EXPRESS

Card No. ________________________________________________________________________ Expiry date _______________ Name of cardholder: _____________________________________________ Amount Euro _______________________________

DATE, SIGNATURE AND COMPANY STAMP ___________________________________________________________ This form constitutes an agreement between the sponsoring company and AGI. AGI must receive this form completed in full in order to reserve a sponsorship, and final payment is due as requested in payment and cancellation policy.

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The Registration fees includes the admission to all Conference Sessions, the welcome reception, lunches, coffee breaks and theUSB - Conference Proceedings.

At least one registration is required for each paper presented.At least one presenter per accepted poster must register for the conference.Registrations of students have to be sent together with certificate of student status. If registration is cancelled before the cancellation deadline, a refund of 50% of the registration fee will be paid.No refund will be given after the cancellation deadline or for no shows.If you have any questions regarding registration, please contact the registration chair: Susanna Antonielli ([email protected])

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Registration System: Author Registration: Early Registration: Late Registration: Cancellation Deadline:

Online registration (www.7icege.com).At least one author of each paper must register before February 17, 2019. Ends on February 17, 2019.Begins on February 18, 2019.April 15, 2019.

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One day pass

Gala dinner € 110,00 € 90,16

€ 370,00 € 303,28

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Roma, the Eternal City, has just about the richest, fullest history of any town on earth, thanks to its unique position in the world’s greatest Empire, its significance as a religious and cultural centre, its turbulent centuries of aristocratic and papal rivalries and upheaval and along the way acquiring some of the finest art and architecture to survive from the last two thousand years.

Everywhere it is possible to find treasures of incomparable beauty made of squares, palaces, alleys, chur-ches and fountains. It would be very hard to introduce all the tourist attractions that Rome has to offer. The historic center of Rome is one of the biggest UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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