Add to ORKGThis paper presents estimates of wavenumbers of propagating waves in a seven-story reinforced concrete building in Van Nuys, California, using recorded response to four earthquakes. The phase velocities inferred from these wavenumbers are consistent from one earthquake to another. They are also consistent, inside the building, with independent estimates of the shear wave velocities in the building (e.g. usin
We model a seven-story, reinforced-concrete building in Van Nuys, California, that was damaged durin...
Elastic wave propagation in high-rise buildings is studied using a Timoshenko beam model with rigid ...
Deconvolution interferometry has been receiving increasing attention in structural system identifica...
For transient, high frequency, and pulse like excitation of structures in the near ®eld of strong ea...
Abstract Wave-propagation effects can be useful in determining the system iden-tification of buildin...
Wave-propagation effects can be useful in determining the system identification of buildings such as...
The seven-story reinforced concrete building studied in this work was damaged during the 1994 North...
The Van Nuys 7-story hotel, located in the Los Angeles metropolitan area, is a rare example of an in...
This paper introduces an application of wave propagation modeling to building response investigation...
Wave travel times of vertically propagating waves are measured in the Van Nuys 7-storey hotel, locat...
This study presents a new set of damage criteria associated with the change in estimated velocities ...
We note the limitations of the classical Response Spectrum Method (RSM) for the design of earthquak...
The number of Tall buildings is growing rapidly in metropolitan areas in the US and around the world...
ABSTRACT: This and the companion paper present an analysis of the amplitude and time-dependent chang...
In our recent study of a seven-story reinforced concrete hotel in Van Nuys, California, which was da...
We model a seven-story, reinforced-concrete building in Van Nuys, California, that was damaged durin...
Elastic wave propagation in high-rise buildings is studied using a Timoshenko beam model with rigid ...
Deconvolution interferometry has been receiving increasing attention in structural system identifica...
For transient, high frequency, and pulse like excitation of structures in the near ®eld of strong ea...
Abstract Wave-propagation effects can be useful in determining the system iden-tification of buildin...
Wave-propagation effects can be useful in determining the system identification of buildings such as...
The seven-story reinforced concrete building studied in this work was damaged during the 1994 North...
The Van Nuys 7-story hotel, located in the Los Angeles metropolitan area, is a rare example of an in...
This paper introduces an application of wave propagation modeling to building response investigation...
Wave travel times of vertically propagating waves are measured in the Van Nuys 7-storey hotel, locat...
This study presents a new set of damage criteria associated with the change in estimated velocities ...
We note the limitations of the classical Response Spectrum Method (RSM) for the design of earthquak...
The number of Tall buildings is growing rapidly in metropolitan areas in the US and around the world...
ABSTRACT: This and the companion paper present an analysis of the amplitude and time-dependent chang...
In our recent study of a seven-story reinforced concrete hotel in Van Nuys, California, which was da...
We model a seven-story, reinforced-concrete building in Van Nuys, California, that was damaged durin...
Elastic wave propagation in high-rise buildings is studied using a Timoshenko beam model with rigid ...
Deconvolution interferometry has been receiving increasing attention in structural system identifica...