Add to ORKGThe new guidelines for the seismic assessment of existing buildings recently introduced by the New Zealand Society for Earthquake Engineering (NZSEE) recommend the Simple Lateral Mechanism Analysis (SLaMA) as an “analytical” first phase of any other numerically-based analysis. This article illustrates the development of the SLaMA method and its validation with reference to an existing RC building severely damaged during the Christchurch earthquake (2011). The capacity of the lateral resisting systems is assessed from component/subassembly to system level. The comparison of the results with observed damage and with the outcomes of refined numerical analyses confirms the effectiveness of this method
AbstractThe major guidance documents for seismic assessment of existing buildings are ASCE 41-06 in ...
AbstractThe crucial need to develop and implement simple and cost-effective repair and retrofit stra...
The seismic assessment of unreinforced masonry structures in Groningen is still ongoing. The assessm...
The new guidelines for the seismic assessment of existing buildings recently introduced by the New Z...
The seismic assessment of an existing structure is a complex procedure. In the evaluation of the str...
The seismic assessment of an existing structure is a complex procedure. In the eval- uation o...
This report presents the simplified seismic assessment of a case study reinforced concrete (RC) buil...
Of the broad range of displacement-based assessment methods available to structural engineers, one t...
The 2017 New Zealand Society for Earthquake Engineering (NZSEE) guidelines for seismic assessment of...
The need for a simple but rigorous seismic assessment procedure to predict damage to reinforced con...
The decision-making process for seismic risk is affected by the assessment/design procedure adopted ...
Each year, the province of Groningen experiences many induced earthquakes due gas extraction, which ...
The simple lateral mechanism analysis (SLaMA) is an analytical method to assess the force–displaceme...
An analytical procedure based on the SLaMA (Simplified Lateral Mechanism Analysis) method is propose...
A paramount step in seismic assessment of existing structures is the determination of the structural...
AbstractThe major guidance documents for seismic assessment of existing buildings are ASCE 41-06 in ...
AbstractThe crucial need to develop and implement simple and cost-effective repair and retrofit stra...
The seismic assessment of unreinforced masonry structures in Groningen is still ongoing. The assessm...
The new guidelines for the seismic assessment of existing buildings recently introduced by the New Z...
The seismic assessment of an existing structure is a complex procedure. In the evaluation of the str...
The seismic assessment of an existing structure is a complex procedure. In the eval- uation o...
This report presents the simplified seismic assessment of a case study reinforced concrete (RC) buil...
Of the broad range of displacement-based assessment methods available to structural engineers, one t...
The 2017 New Zealand Society for Earthquake Engineering (NZSEE) guidelines for seismic assessment of...
The need for a simple but rigorous seismic assessment procedure to predict damage to reinforced con...
The decision-making process for seismic risk is affected by the assessment/design procedure adopted ...
Each year, the province of Groningen experiences many induced earthquakes due gas extraction, which ...
The simple lateral mechanism analysis (SLaMA) is an analytical method to assess the force–displaceme...
An analytical procedure based on the SLaMA (Simplified Lateral Mechanism Analysis) method is propose...
A paramount step in seismic assessment of existing structures is the determination of the structural...
AbstractThe major guidance documents for seismic assessment of existing buildings are ASCE 41-06 in ...
AbstractThe crucial need to develop and implement simple and cost-effective repair and retrofit stra...
The seismic assessment of unreinforced masonry structures in Groningen is still ongoing. The assessm...