17th W ORLD C ONFERENCE ON E ARTHQUAKE E NGINEERING

17th

WORLD
CONFERENCE ON
EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERINGPROGRAM

Date:

Venue:

September 27 to October 2, 2021 Sendai, Japan

Hybrid Conference

International Association for
Earthquake Engineering

PROGRAM

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仙台市

City of Sendai

CONTENTS
Welcome Greeting •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 002
Committee•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 004
Information for Attendees •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 010
Hybrid Conference • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 011
Program at a Glance •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 013
Venue Map •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 019
Public Lecture ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 020
The 1st Tsunami Blind Prediction Contest ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 020
Future Direction •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 021
Meet the Masters ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 025
Keynote Lecture ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 028
Invited Lecture ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 032
Session List ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 037

Program (Sep 28th, Oral/OS, Hybrid Session) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 040

Program (Sep 29th, Oral/OS, Hybrid Session) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 049

Program (Sep 30th, Oral/OS, Hybrid Session) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 060

Program (Oct 1st, Oral/OS, Hybrid Session) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 068

Program (Oct 2nd, Oral/OS, Hybrid Session) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 075

Program (Sep 22nd, Oral/OS, Fully Virtual Session) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 081
Program (Sep 23rd, Oral/OS, Fully Virtual Session) •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 082

Program (Sep 27th, Oral/OS, Fully Virtual Session) •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 084

Program (Sep 28th, Oral/OS, Fully Virtual Session) •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 086
Program (Sep 28th, Poster) •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 096

Program (Sep 29th, Oral/OS, Fully Virtual Session) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 130

Program (Sep 29th, Poster) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 143
Program (Sep 30th, Oral/OS, Fully Virtual Session) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 177

Program (Sep 30th, Poster) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 191

Program (Oct 1st, Oral/OS, Fully Virtual Session) •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 221

Program (Oct 1st, Poster) •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 230
Program (Oct 2nd, Oral/OS, Fully Virtual Session) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 259

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Author Index ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 293
Sponsored Session • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 352
Short Presentation •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 353
Exhibitors Location ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 355
List of Exhibitors •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 356

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17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING

Welcome greeting
The 17WCEE Organizing Committee welcomes all participants and thanks all those
who have cooperated in the preparations of the 17WCEE to date.
The 17WCEE is the third WCEE to be held in Japan after the 2WCEE (1960) and the
9WCEE (1988). Japan is one of the world’s most earthquake-prone countries and an
advanced country in earthquake engineering, but since the 9WCEE, there have been 24
earthquake disasters with at least 100 casualties (injuries and fatalities), with various
types of earthquake mechanisms and disaster characteristics. These experiences and lessons should beshared in order to reduce earthquake damage around the world, but the most serious damage was inflictedin the 1995 Kobe Earthquake and the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake.
Japanese researchers have worked hard to deepen their knowledge, put in place technologies andinstitutional systems including legal systems, and have steadily reduced the damage caused by similarearthquake hazards in the past. In the process, same as in other research fields, the efficiency of research
progress was improved by subdividing the research fields and deepening the research in each field.
However, the issues that existed between the subdivided research fields were left behind, andcommunication among the fields was insufficient. This problem became apparent in the 2011 Great East
Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster. Many of the issues that emerged from this disaster could not be
solved by combining the results of conventional earthquake engineering and a small number of subdivided
research fields, and it became clear that research is needed to combine the results of many related fields.
Recovery activities are still in the process, especially in Fukushima Prefecture where the accident involving
the Fukushima first nuclear power plant of Tokyo Electric Power Company happened. The problems behind
this disaster are the lack of awe and humility of researchers towards nature and their blind belief in theirscientific knowledge and technologies.
We have greatly reflected the above issues. Since Japan was approved to host the 17WCEE at the
16WCEE, setting the theme of the 17 WCEE as “Towards Disaster Resilient Society”, we have been seriously
discussing various ideas for providing an appropriate time and place where delegates from around theworld can share excellent opportunities and experiences, for both developed and developing countries toimplement policies to build disaster resilient societies and to create new directions through integrating
various fields of earthquake disaster reduction specialties. It was under such circumstances that the
COVID-19 pandemic occurred, starting in 2019, and the 17WCEE, which was originally scheduled to be heldin September 2020, was postponed by one year due to the worldwide spread of COVID-19 in 2020 and the
17WCEE is now being held as originally planned in Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture, in 2021, tenth anniversary
year of the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster. Sendai is called the “City of Trees”, and a“Disaster resilient and Environmentally-friendly City” and it is the gateway to Northern Japan with a mild
climate, abundant and beautiful greenery, and both traditional and modern culture. The coastal area of thecity was devastated by the 2011 Tsunami and the city is now moving forward strongly as a role model for a
resilient recovery. In March 2015, Japan hosted the Third UN World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction
in Sendai and the “Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction” was adopted. The Sendai Framework is
well known for the statement of BBB (Build Back Better). Sendai has been a frontier city to implement002

earthquake disaster mitigation programs.
While COVID-19 has caused major problems around the world, it has also triggered new ingenuity andinnovations. For us, the 17WCEE Organizing Committee, the one-year postponement due to COVID-19 also
caused various problems, such as with the publication of conference proceedings, difficulty for participantsin visiting Sendai City, a significant decrease in capacity of the venue, program organization andpresentation methods, reconsideration of meals, exhibitions, technical tours, and social programs,
emergence of financial issues and review of budget plans, etc. We regard this difficulty as an opportunity
for generating new ideas and creating various new projects.
The 17WCEE will be held in a hybrid manner, combining in person and online formats. At the 17WCEE,
more than 2,900 research papers will be presented, including the 2020 17WCEE Proceedings published in
September 2020 as originally scheduled, and new papers on updated research carried out during the
postponement period. By making effective use of videos and PDFs of the presentation provided in advance,
we have made it possible to watch the presentations on demand, in addition to viewing the presentations inregular sessions. We also have set the online virtual conference period from one week before to one monthafter the face-to-face conference period so that more people can participate.
The 17WCEE will be held in a different style from conventional WCEEs, but we believe that it will be aconference that can greatly contribute to the progress of research by all the participants and to the
reduction of future earthquake disasters around the world. At the same time, we hope that the 17WCEE willserve as the place “to connect various regions, genres, and generations” embodying the vision for the goalof the IAEE by Dr. Masayoshi Nakashima, President of IAEE.
We hope all the participants will greatly enjoy the 17WCEE for which we have been doing our best to
prepare.

Prof. Kimiro MEGURO
Chair of 17 WCEE Organizing Committee
Professor, The University of Tokyo003

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
Committee
International Committee
IAEE, International Association for Earthquake Engineering• Dr. Masayoshi Nakashima, President of IAEE - Kobori Reserch Complex, Inc., Japan• Dr. Farzad Naeim, Executive Vice-President of IAEE - Farzad Naeim, Inc., U.S.A.
• Prof. Yoshiaki Nakano, Vice-President of IAEE - The University of Tokyo, Japan• Prof. Koichi Kusunoki, Secretary General of IAEE - The University of Tokyo, Japan
Local Organizing Committee
JAEE, Japan Association for Earthquake Engineering• Prof. Junji Kiyono, President of JAEE - Kyoto University
Organizing Committee• Prof. Kimiro Meguro, Chair - The University of Tokyo• Prof. Yoshiaki Nakano, Vice chair - The University of Tokyo• Prof. Fumihiko Imamura, Vice chair - Tohoku University
Steering board
Executive Board• Prof. Masaki Maeda - Tohoku University• Prof. Junji Kiyono - Kyoto University• Prof. Yoshikazu Takahashi - Kyoto University• Prof. Osamu Furuya - Tokyo Denki University• Prof. Gaku Shoji - University of Tsukuba• Prof. Yasushi Sanada - Osaka University• Dr. Masayuki Yoshimi - Geological Survey of Japan, AIST
• Dr. Shigeru Miwa - Tobishima Corporation• Dr. Junichi Tohma - Association for the Development of Earthquake Prediction• Dr. Joji Ejiri - Obayashi Corporation
Subcommittee

Finance Subcommittee

Chair: Prof. Shigeki Unjoh - Tohoku University• Dr. Kazuhiko Murai - Toda Corporation• Dr. Shojiro Kataoka - National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management• Dr. Toshihide Kashima - Building Research Institute• Prof. Yoshimichi Tsukamoto - Tokyo University of Science• Dr. Kiyotaka Sato - Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry• Dr. Akihito Otani - IHI Corporation

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Fund Raising Subcommittee

Chair: Senior Researcher Susumu Nakamura - Nihon University• Dr. Shunichi Higuchi - Obayashi Corporation• Dr. Masayuki Sato - Tokyo Electric Power Services Co., Ltd. (up to May 2021)• Dr. Yukio Tamari - Tokyo Electric Power Services Co., Ltd. (since June 2021)• Dr. Hajime Shinkai - Tokyo Gas Co., Ltd.
• Senior Piping Engineer Kenji Itagaki - Toyo Engineering Corporation• Researcher Akira Ito - Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation• Dr. Joji Ejiri - Obayashi Corporation• Dr. Hiroyuki Kimata - The High Pressure Gas Safety Institute of Japan
Scientific Program Subcommittee

Chair: Prof. Tsuyoshi Takada - Japan Atomic Energy Agency
Vice Chair: Prof. Junji Kiyono - Kyoto University• Prof. Hitoshi Shiohara - The University of Tokyo• Prof. Toru Takeuchi - Tokyo Institute of Technology• Prof. Masaki Maeda - Tohoku University• Prof. Yoshikazu Takahashi - Kyoto University• Prof. Gaku Shoji - University of Tsukuba• Dr. Yoshitaka Murono - Railway Technical Research Institute• Dr. Shigeru Miwa - Tobishima Corporation• Prof. Ikumasa Yoshida - Tokyo City University• Prof. Izumi Nakamura - Tokyo City University• Prof. Osamu Furuya - Tokyo Denki University• Prof. Yasuki Ohtori - Tokyo City University• Prof. Norio Maki - Kyoto University• Prof. Masashi Matsuoka - Tokyo Institute of Technology• Associate Prof. Hiroe Miyake - The University of Tokyo• Dr. Takashi Azuma - Geological Survey of Japan, AIST
• Prof. Harumi Yashiro - National Defense Academy• Dr. Ichiro Sato - Tokio Marine & Nichido Risk Consulting Co., Ltd.
• Prof. Masayuki Kohiyama - Keio University• Prof. Kazue Wakamatsu - Kanto Gakuin University• Dr. Toshiaki Yokoi - Building Research Institute• Prof. Taro Arikawa - Chuo University• Dr. Masayuki Yoshimi - Geological Survey of Japan, AIST
• Prof. Riki Honda - The University of Tokyo
Publicity Subcommittee

Chair: Prof. Takaaki Ikeda - Nagaoka University of Technology• Associate Prof. Kimiyuki Asano - Kyoto University• Dr. Keita Abe - Railway Technical Research Institute• Senior Researcher Sayaka Irie - Japan Broadcasting Corporation• Associate Prof. Takashi Kiyota - The University of Tokyo005

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING• Associate Prof. Yuya Takase - Muroran Institute of Technology• Acting General Manager Kazuaki Watanabe - Taisei Corporation• Lecturer Kazuma Inoue - National Institute of Technology, Gunma College• Associate Prof. Hideomi Gokon - Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
Registration Subcommittee

Chair: Prof. Toru Takeuchi - Tokyo Institute of Technology• Prof. Yoshihiro Kimura - Tohoku University• Associate Prof. Shuji Tamura - Tokyo Institute of Technology• Assistant Prof. Kosuke Sato - Tohoku University• Assistant Prof. Sachi Furukawa - Tohoku University• Assistant Prof. Yuki Terazawa - Tokyo Institute of Technology
Venue and On-site Management Subcommittee

Chair: Prof. Shunichi Koshimura - Tohoku University• Prof. Kohju Ikago - Tohoku University• Prof. Takeshi Sato - Tohoku University• Associate Prof. Yo Fukushima - Tohoku University• Associate Prof. Susumu Ohno - Tohoku University• Associate Prof. Shuji Moriguchi - Tohoku University• Associate Prof. Erick Mas - Tohoku University• Associate Prof. Anawat Suppasri - Tohoku University• Associate Prof. Akihiro Shibayama - Tohoku University• Associate Prof. Shosuke Sato - Tohoku University• Associate Prof. Tadashi Kawai - Tohoku University• Associate Prof. Hideki Naito - Tohoku University• Lecturer Hiroshi Matsuzaki - National Defense Academy of Japan
Social Program Subcommittee

Chair: Prof. Osamu Murao - Tohoku University• Prof. Kimiro Meguro - The University of Tokyo• Associate Prof. Takako Izumi - Tohoku University• Associate Prof. Hideomi Gokon - Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology• Lecturer Kazuya Sugiyasu - Iwate Prefectural University• Manager Yumiko Nakao - Sendai Convention Bureau• Officer Kazuhiro Yonemura - Sendai Convention Bureau• Manager Masahiro Kiryu - City of Sendai• Officer Hiroyuki Saitou - City of Sendai
Exhibition Subcommittee

Chair: Prof. Gaku Shoji - University of Tsukuba• Prof. Tetsuya Nishida - Akita Prefectural University• Associate Prof. Noriyuki Takahashi - Tohoku University• Prof. Taiki Saito - Toyohashi University of Technology006• Assoc. Chief Researcher Haruo Yoshida - Takenaka Corporation• Dr. Iwao Suetomi - Eight-Japan Engineering Consultants Inc.
• Dr. Shojiro Kataoka - National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management• Dr. Takemine Yamada - Kajima Corporation• Dr. Kiyoshi Fukutake - Shimizu Corporation• Prof. Osamu Furuya - Tokyo Denki University• Acting General Manager Kazuaki Watanabe - Taisei Corporation• Prof. Tsuyoshi Ichimura - The University of Tokyo• Prof. Shunichi Koshimura - Tohoku University• Dr. Shigeru Nagata - National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience• Prof. Masashi Matsuoka - Tokyo Institute of Technology• Prof. Osamu Murao - Tohoku University• Chief Norihiro Maeda - Exhibition Technologies, Inc.
Technical Tour Subcommittee

Chair: Prof. Masaki Maeda - Tohoku University• Prof. Takayuki Aoki - Tohoku University• Prof. Koju Ikago - Tohoku University• Prof. Yutaka Watanabe - Tohoku University• Associate Prof. Shosuke Sato - Tohoku University• Associate Prof. Michio Ubaura - Tohoku University• Secretary Yuko Endo - Tohoku University (up to May 2020)• Secretary Tomoka Tsuda - Tohoku University• Secretary Tomoko Toyooka - Kogakuin University• General Manager Kiyoshi Hirotani - Tohoku Electric Power Co., Inc.
• Dr. Yoshihiro Ogata - Tohoku Electric Power Co., Inc.
• Manager Takahiro Kumagai - Tohoku Electric Power Co., Inc.
• Deputy General Manager Masanori Takahashi - Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc.
• Mr. Seiich Douno - Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc.
• Mr. Eiji Tojima - Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc.
• General Manager Hideo Katsumata - Obayashi Corporation• Researcher Kota Miura - Obayashi Corporation• Dr. Shigehiro Sakamoto - Taisei Corporation• Dr. Yoshihiro Ohta - Takenaka Corporation• Manager Masahiro Kiryu - City of Sendai• Officer Hiroyuki Saitou - City of Sendai• Manager Emi Ohba - City of Sendai (up to May 2021)• Officer Katsutoshi Onodera - City of Sendai (up to May 2021)• Manager Yumiko Nakao - Sendai Convention Bureau• Officer Kazuhiro Yonemura - Sendai Convention Bureau• Officer Itsuki Takisawa - Sendai Convention Bureau (up to May 2021)
Products Subcommittee

Chair: Dr. Masayuki Yoshimi - Geological Survey of Japan, AIST007

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING• Prof. Kenji Satake - The University of Tokyo• Prof. Osamu Murao - Tohoku University• Assoc. Prof. Haruko Sekiguchi - Kyoto University• Assoc. Prof. Hiroe Miyake - The University of Tokyo• Secretary Tomoko Toyooka - Kogakuin University
Sendai Liaison Subcommittee

Chair: Prof. Fumihiko Imamura - Tohoku University• Prof. Shigeki Unjoh - Tohoku University• Prof. Osamu Murao - Tohoku University• Prof. Masaki Maeda - Tohoku University• Prof. Koju Ikago - Tohoku University• Prof. Shunichi Koshimura - Tohoku University• Manager Emi Ohba - City of Sendai (up to May 2021)• Officer Hiroyuki Saitou - City of Sendai• Manager Yumiko Nakao - Sendai Convention Bureau
Tsunami Blind Prediction Contest Organizing Subcommittee
Chair: Prof. Taro Arikawa - Chuo University

Vice Chair: Dr. Naoto Kihara - Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry• Dr. Masanobu Hasebe - Shimizu Corporation• Associate Prof. Yoshinori Shigihara - Defense Academy of Japan• Assistant Prof. Tatsuya Asai - Nagoya University• Prof. Tsuyoshi Ikeya - Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology• Dr. Syusaku Inoue - Takenaka Corporation• Emeritus Prof. Hideo Matsutomi - Akita University• Prof. Yoshiaki Nakano - The University of Tokyo• Dr. Yasuo Okuda - Building Research Institute• Section Manager Shunya Okuno - Kozo Keikaku Engineering Inc.
• Assistant-section chief Takuya Ooie - Pacific Consultants Co., Ltd.
• Prof. Gaku Shoji - University of Tsukuba• Chief Tomokazu Tateno - Kajima Corporation• Secretariat Assistant Prof. Masashi Watanabe - Chuo University• Dr. Chiaki Tsurudome - Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry
Auditors• Mr. Hideo Katsumata - Obayashi Corporation• Dr. Hiroyuki Kimata - The High Pressure Gas Safety Institute of Japan
Advisory Board• Dr. Masanori Hamada - Prof. Emeritus, Waseda University• Dr. Hirokazu Iemura - Prof. Emeritus, Kyoto University• Dr. Kojiro Irikura - Prof. Emeritus, Kyoto University• Dr. Tsuneo Katayama - Prof. Emeritus, The University of Tokyo008

• Dr. Kazuhiko Kawashima - Prof. Emeritus, Tokyo Institute of Technology• Dr. Tsuneo Okada - Prof. Emeritus, The University of Tokyo• Dr. Akenori Shibata - Prof. Emeritus, Tohoku University• Dr. Kohei Suzuki - Prof. Emeritus, Tokyo Metropolitan University• Dr. Koichi Takanashi - Prof. Emeritus, The University of Tokyo• Dr. Kenzo Toki - Prof. Emeritus, Kyoto University• Dr. Susumu Yasuda - Prof. Emeritus, Tokyo Denki University• Dr. Manabu Yoshimura - Prof. Emeritus, Tokyo Metropolitan University• Dr. Akira Wada - Prof. Emeritus, Tokyo Institute of Technology(As of August 26, 2021)
Reviewers
Bruno Adriano, Kiyoshi Aida, Mitsuyoshi Akiyama, Hamood Alwashali, Taro Arikawa, Takashi Azuma,
Kosuke Chimoto, Kazuo Dan, Shuichi Fujikura, Takeshi Fujimori, Satoshi Fujita, Hideo Fujitani, Tsuyoshi
Fukasawa, Seiichiro Fukushima, Kiyoshi Fukutake, Hideki Funahara, Osamu Furuya, Wataru Gojo,
Hideomi Gokon, Osamu Goto, Yasunori Hada, Junji Hamada, Kenji Harada, Takashi Hayakawa, Yasuhiro
Hayashi, Takumi Hayashida, Sadanori Higashi, Kazuhiko Hiramoto, Kyoko Hirata, Yoshiaki Hisada, Riki
Honda, Junichi Hongu, Mitsuyuki Hoshiba, Jun-ichi Hoshikuma, Koji Ichii, Taro Ichiko, Akira Igarashi,
Takaaki Ikeda, Hirotaka Ikeda, Kentaro Imai, Yoshiaki Inagaki, Makoto Ishimaru, Hiroshi Isoda, kazuya
Itoh, Tatsuya Itoi, Tomotaka Iwata, Jun Iyama, Toshikazu Kabeyasawa, Takao Kagawa, Satoru Kai, YoshiroKai, Yukihide Kajita, Kazuhiro Kaneda, Osamu Kaneko, Tatsuo Kanno, Shojiro Kataoka, Hideo Katsumata,Hiroshi Kawase, Shoichi Kishiki, Takeshi Kitahara, Kazuhiro Kitayama, Junji Kiyono, Takashi Kiyota,
Hiroaki Kobayakawa, Yuji Koetaka, Masayuki Kohiyama, Susumu Kono, Junichi Koseki, Mikio Koshihara,
Tsuyoshi Koyama, Masahiro Kurata, Narito Kurata, Koichi Kusunoki, Yasuko Kuwata, Wen Liu, Masaki
Maeda, Norio Maki, Yoshihisa Maruyama, Tadashi Maruyama, Ippei Maruyama, Manabu Masuda, Ryota
Matsui, Tomoya Matsui, Kazuto Matsukawa, Yuka Matsumoto, Masashi Matsuoka, Taichi Matsuoka,
Shinichi Matsushima, Masafumi Matsuyama, Mitsumasa Midorikawa, Yoshinori Mihara, Keisuke
Minagawa, Akira Mita, Hiroyuki Miura, Shigeru Miwa, Yoshinori Miyagawa, Masakatsu Miyajima, Hiroe
Miyake, Yuji Miyamoto, Masafumi Mori, Shinichiro Mori, Yasuhiro Mori, Nobuyuki Morikawa, Shojiro
Motoyui, Tomohisa Mukai, Osamu Murao, Yoshitaka Murono, Shingo Nagamatsu, Masato Nakajima,
Susumu Nakamura, Izumi Nakamura, Naohiro Nakamura, Akemi Nishida, Koshiro Nishimura, Minehiro
Nishiyama, Shinako Noguchi, Nobuoto Nojima, Atsushi Nozu, Muneyoshi Numada, Susumu Ohno,
Makoto Ohsaki, Michio Ohsumi, Yasuki Ohtori, Shusuke Oji, Shigeki Okamura, Taichiro Okazaki, Yoshihiro
Okumura, Shohei Onitsuka, Kisyoshi Ono, Yusuke Ono, Akihito Otani, Oriol Rebull, Taiki Saito, Hisakazu
Sakai, Hiroyasu Sakata, Daiki Sato, Ichiro Sato, Hiroaki Sato, Shosuke Sato, Sumio Sawada, Masataka
Sawada, Takafumi Seiki, Noriaki Sento, Alex Shegay, Yoshinori Shigihara, Hitoshi Shiohara, Gaku Shoji,
Anawat Suppasri , Takanobu Suzuki, Seitaro Tajiri, Tsuyoshi Takada, Jiro Takagi, Yoshikazu Takahashi,
Noriyuki Takahashi, Akihiro Takahashi, Tomoyuki Takahashi, Susumu Takahashi, Mineo Takayama, Atsushi
Takeda, Toru Takeuchi, Ichiro Tamura, Shuji Tamura, Satoshi Tanaka, Shigeo Tatsuki, Tetsuo Tobita, Jun
Tobita, Shinji Toda, Kazuaki Torisawa, Seiji Tsuno, Tomiichi Uetake, Yoshito Umeki, Yuichiro Usuda,
Ryosuke Uzuoka, Gakuho Watanabe, Satoshi Yamada, Hiroaki Yamanaka, Kei Yamashita, Harumi Yashiro,
Toshiaki Yokoi, Rokhyun Yoon, Masaho Yoshida, Ikumasa Yoshida, Masayuki Yoshimi, Mutsuhiro
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Information for Attendees
Registration Information
The registration desk will be located at Meeting Room 3 & 4 of Exhibition Building at the Sendai

International Center from Monday, September 27th to Saturday, October 2nd. On-site registration isavailable only with Credit Card. If you wish to pay with cash on-site in any reason, please have the exact
amount ready as 17WCEE Organizing Committee will not be able to give you any change considering the
COVID-19.
Opening hours of the Registration Desk:
September 27th (Mon) 13:00-18:00

September 28th (Tue) – 30th (Thu) 8:00-21:00

October 1st (Fri) 8:00-18:00

October 2nd (Sat) 8:00-14:00
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Congress bag ticket will be printed along with your ID badge. Visit the congress bag distribution desk at
the Foyer of 2nd floor of Conference Building at the Sendai International Center to get the bag. As ameasurement of COVID-19, staff will not be handing out the bag so please take the bag by yourself after
putting your ticket in the box at the Desk.
Meals and Breaks

Lunch Box (Bento), morning and afternoon coffee breaks in the Sakura Hall at 2nd floor of Conference
Building at the Sendai International Center. Food truck is also available outside the venue.
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Oral presenters of Hybrid Session at the venue◆ Be sure to install your presentation data to the PC at the podium in your session room by 20 minutes
before your session.

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Oral presenters of Fully Virtual Session and On-line presenters of Hybrid Session◆ You will be asked to share your own screen when presenting through Zoom.

Cultural Event

Cultural activity which can feel Sendai

will be planned in convention venue during the period.
◆ Create a miniature version of the famous
Sendai Tanabata Festival decorations
Make a mini Tanabata Decoration.
You can take the Tanabata decoration home
as a souvenir!
thnd＊ September 28 - October 2 9:30-16:30 (Foyer at Exhibition Building)＊ No reservation in advance required.

Hybrid Conference
17WCEE will comprise both an in-person conference and a virtual (on-line) conference taking advantage
of both merits for larger participation even under the COVID-19 situation.
Extended conference period (ECP)
Even the in-person conference will be held at the venue for 6 days from Sept. 27 to Oct. 2, 2021, theon-line conference period will be extended to one week before and one month after the conference, from
Sept. 20 to Nov. 2, 2021, as an “Extended conference period (ECP)”.
To aim that participants are able to access the conference nevertheless the time lag, the presentationmaterials submitted in advance will be opened for registered participants and the on-line bulletin board(OLBB) discussion will be available anytime during the ECP. Also, for those who were not able to join thediscussion in real time, the discussion at Oral and Organized Sessions will be recorded and available
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Presentation Type
Oral Presentation, Organized Session
Session Type: Hybrid Session or Fully Virtual Session (Live)-Hybrid Session: You will be able to attend at the venue as well as on-line.
-Fully Virtual Session: You will only be able to attend from on-line even you are at the venue.
Q&A: Available during the sessions orally and through OLBB
Poster Presentation
Session Type: Fully Virtual Session (On-demand)-You will be able to see poster presentations’ material and video through 17WCEE ONLINE［Confit］
Q&A: Available only through OLBBSOP On-line (Flash Talk)
Session Type: Fully Virtual Session (Live)- Very short (2 minute MAX, ONLY 1 slide) on-line oral presentations of Posters.
-The purpose of the SOP on-line (Flash Talk) is to stimulate attendees to visit the posters and to makediscussions.
-The author will present the key points (aim, findings, etc.) of the research.
Q&A: Not available. If you have any questions, please visit their poster presentation page and ask
questions through OLBB.

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Program at a Glance

September 22th (Wed),2021 September 23rd (Thu), 2021 September 27th (Mon), 2021
Fully Virtual Session
On-line 1

Fully Virtual Session

On-line 2

On-line 1

Fully Virtual Session

On-line 2

On-line 1

On-line 2

On-line 3

Room

8:00

9:00

O22A06(SOS) Recent Advances inExperimental and Numerical
Simulation of Columns under
Multi-Axial Loading

O23A06(COS) Advances in
Performance-Based
Earthquake Engineering

O23A07(SOS) Enhancing Earthquake
Safety of Schools: Lesson
Learnt from Nepal

O27A06(SOS) Towards Earthquake
Resilience: Recent
Developments in
Self-Centering Structural
Devices and Systems

O27A07

10:00(SOS) Advances in ModelingFire Following Earthquake

11:00

12:00

13:00

14:00

15:00
Session with Invited Lecture
Special Organized Session

16:00

Concurrent Session
1. Engineering Seismology
2. Seismic Performance ofStructures
3. A
 ssessment and Retrofitting ofStructures

O23C06(SOS) Establishment ofInternational Standards on
Seismic Isolation Structures

O27C06(SOS) Performance-Based
Assessment and Design ofReinforced Concrete
Structures: A session inhonor of Professor M.A.
Aschheim

17:00
O27C07(COS) Simulation of Seismic
Hazard and Risk to Tall
Buildings in Sedimentary
BasinsO27C08(SOS) SIGMA-2: PSHA with
Site-Specific Approaches for
Low to Moderate Seismicity
Areas

18:00

4. Geotechnical Earthquake
Engineering
5. Tsunami Disaster

19:00

6. Preparedness and Emergency
Management
7. S ocial and Economic Aspects
8. Seismic Loss and Risk
Management
9. Innovative Technology
10. L essons Learnt from
Earthquakes

O23D06(SOS) Seismic Resilience ofCommunities

20:00

21:00

11. Others

22:00
Sponsored Session

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September 28th (Tue), 2021
Hybrid Sessions

Room

SessionRoom1
Main Hall

SessionRoom2
TachibanaFully Virtual Sessions

Session
Room3
Hagi

SessionRoom4
Meeting
Room1

SessionRoom5
MeetingRoom2

On-line 1

On-line 2

On-line 3

On-line 4

On-line 5

On-line 6

8:00

9:00

10:00

11:00

Opening
Act&
Opening
Ceremony

Meet theMasters 1

Tsuneo Katayama

12:00
Keynote 1

Kojiro Irikura

Meet theMasters 2

James Jirsa

13:00

Lunch
14:00
O28B03

15:00

O28B01

Control andHybridSystem

O28B02

Seismic
Performanceof Bridges 1

16:00

17:00

18:00

(COS)
Rebuilding
from theGreat EastJapan
Earthquake- Current
Status,FutureOutlook andLessons
Learned

O28B07

O28B06

FutureDirection 1
Emerging
Vulnerability

O28B05

Liquefaction
1(SOS) Recent
Progress ofChineseResilient
Urban/Ruraland Seismic
Disaster
Mitigation(SOS) 2021 Kyoto
Symposium forthe 6th Effects ofSurface Geology
on Seismic
Motion (ESG6):
Reflections on
Past andUpcoming ESGs
and the State-ofthe-Art/Practice

O28B10

O28B08

Case Studyon Seismic
Retrofit
Construction

O28B09

Seismic
Performanceof Joints(COS) Recent
Advances in
Seismic
PerformanceOf
NonStructural
Elements(SPONSE) 1

O28B11(SOS) Confined
Masonry
Construction
for Improving
GlobalEarthquake
Resilience:
Implementation
Challenges

Coffe BreakSponsored
Session 1

O28C01(COS)
Protective
Technologies
for Possible
ExtremeSeismic
Events in
FutureO28C02

Seismic
Performanceof Bridges 2

O28C03

Earthquake
Responseand Early
Warning

Non-profit
Organizationfor
Actionoriented
Disaster Risk
Reduction

O28C10

O28C05

Liquefaction
2

O28C06

O28C07

O28C08

O28C09GroundMotionStudies 1

Damper andEnergyDissipation 1

Seismic
Assessment
and Retrofit

Seismic
Performanceof Bracing
Members

O28D06

O28D07

O28D08

O28D09(COS) Recent
Advances in
Seismic
PerformanceOf
NonStructural
Elements(SPONSE) 2

O28C11(SOS)
Contribution
to Sendai
Framework

19:00

20:00

21:00

22:00

014

O28D01
Damping
Devices

O28D02

Structural
Members,
Seismic
Response

O28D10

O28D04

O28D03

DamageEstimation(SOS)
Engineering
Bases toEnsureProtection of
NPPs against
Earthquakes

O28D05

Slope Failure

HazardAssessment
1

Damper andEnergyDissipation
Devices

Experimental
Results on
Seismic
Retrofit 1

DesignProvisions forInnovative
System(COS) Recent
Advances in
Seismic
PerformanceOf
NonStructural
Elements(SPONSE) 3

O28D11(SOS)
Towards
Promoting
Safer and
EarthquakeResistantHousing

On-line 7

On-line 8

September 29th (Wed), 2021
Hybrid Sessions
SessionRoom1
Main Hall

SessionRoom2
TachibanaFully Virtual Sessions

Session
Room3
Hagi

SessionRoom4
Meeting
Room1

SessionRoom5
MeetingRoom2

On-line 1

On-line 2

On-line 3

On-line 4

On-line 5

On-line 6

On-line 7

On-line 8

Room

8:00

O29A11

O29A10

O29A01

O29A03

Reinforced
Concrete

Management
PolicyFutureDirection 2

O29A06

HazardAssessment
2

Seismic
Design for
Minimum
Damage

O29A07

Improving
DesignProvisions 1

O29A08

Dynamic,
Hybrid Test
and
Simulation

O29A09(COS)
Advancements
in Evaluationof Existing
Buildings(SOS)
Development
ofSeismicResilient
LateralSystems for
Tall Timber
Buildings(SOS)
Management of
Post-Disaster
Debris and
Waste

9:00
O29A12(COS)
Performance
Gap
Challenges
After Loma
Prieta:Managing
Seismic Riskin the Legal
Arena

O29A13(SOS)
Resilienceand Risk
Assessmentof Structures
under
Multiple
Hazards

11:00

Coffe BreakKeynote 2

Satoshi Fujita

10:00

Keynote 3
Niels B.
HolmNielsen

12:00

13:00

Lunch

14:00

O29B01

Experimental
Findings in
Base
Isolators

O29B02

O29B04(SOS)
Comparisonof Building
Seismic
Codes
Worldwide

Assessment
andRetrofitting ofBridges

O29B05

Soil StructureInteraction 1

O29B06GroundMotionStudies 2

O29B07

Damper andEnergyDissipation 2

O29B08(COS) Recent
Advances inHybridSimulation:
Methods andApplications

O29B09(SOS) Recent
Advancements
in Seismic
Design and
Performanceof New andExisting Steel
Structures

O29B10(SOS) Shoulda Structure
be Designed
Assuming
MaximumDirection
GroundMotions
Along thePrincipal
Axes?

O29B11(SOS)
DeployingHigh Strength
Reinforcementin Seismic
Regions- Risks andRewards

O29B12

Dam, EarthandUnderground
Structures

O29C08

O29C02

O29C01Case Studyon
PerformanceBased Design

O29C03Innovative
Technology inEarthquake
Engineering

O29C04Lifelines

O29C05

Soil StructureInteraction 2

O29C06
Concrete
Walls 1

O29C07

Seismic
Isolation andControl ofBridges

O29D01

RC
Components
and Systems(SOS)"DEKATSU" theConsortium of
Data and Service
Collaboration
among Private
Companies andAcademic
Institutions forTokyo
Metropolitan
Resilience
Project

O29D08

O29D02(COS)
Semi-Active
Control
Strategy ofBase-Isolation
System against
Near Fault
Ground Motions
Verified by
E-Defense Test
and Real-Time
HybridSimulation

O29D03

TsunamiDisaster 1

Kinemetrics

15:00

16:00

Coffe Break(SOS)
PostEarthquake
Urban
Evolution
1906-2020
with theHistory of
WCEE

Sponsored
Session 2

O29D04

Foundation
Structures

O29D05GroundFailureO29D06

Exposure

O29D07

Seismic
Isolation
Systems 1(COS) Anti-Catastrophe:
Performance ofInfrastructure Systems
for Social Resilience
Against Extreme
Earthquake Events

O29C09(COS)
Seismic
Analysis and
Mitigation
Strategies ofMajor-Hazard
Industrial
Facilities

O29C11(COS)
Full- vs.
ReducedScale Tests
for Modeling/
Assessmentof Structural
Members,
Dampers andIsolators

17:00
O29C12

Shaking Table
Test

18:00

19:00

20:00

21:00

22:00

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September 30th (Thu), 2021
Hybrid Sessions
Room

SessionRoom1
Main Hall

SessionRoom2
TachibanaFully Virtual Sessions
Session
Room3
Hagi

SessionRoom4
Meeting
Room1

SessionRoom5
MeetingRoom2

On-line 1

On-line 2

On-line 3

On-line 4

On-line 5

On-line 6

On-line 7

On-line 8

8:00

9:00
O30A03

O30A01

10:00

Steel
Components
and Systems
1

11:00

12:00

O30A02Concrete
Walls 2(COS)
Cutting-Edge
Research on
BucklingRestrained
Braces(BRBs) andtheir
Applications
1

O30A09FutureDirection 3

O30A06Super
Advanced
Exploration,
Simulation,
andMonitoring

Risk
Assessmentof Buildings

O30A07

Nonlinear
Modeling ofStructural
Members andSystems

O30A08DesignGroundMotion(SOS)
MachineLearning
Applicationsin Seismic
Risk andResilience
Assessmentof Distributed
Infrastructure
Systems

O30A10(SOS)
Open-Source
Tools for
Simulating
the Effects ofEarthquakes
and Other
NaturalHazards on
Communities

O30A11(SOS) Forty
Years after
Mete Sozen'sFirst Pitch for
Drift-Driven
DesignO30A12GroundMotionStudies 3

Coffe BreakMeet theMasters 3
Luis Esteva
Maraboto

Meet theMasters 4

Theodosis P.
Tassios

13:00

Lunch

14:00
O30B05

15:00

O30B01

Seismic
Isolator 1

O30B02

O30B04

Lessons
Learnt from
Earthquakes

16:00

Inelastic
Response of
Structural
Systems 1(SOS) A New
Seismic
Observation
Perspective
for Estimationof SiteAmplification

O30B07

O30B06

Seismic
Retrofit ofHistoric
Buildings

O30C06

NonStructural
Components
and Systems

Loss
Estimation 1(SOS)
Earthquake
GroundMotionHazard in
Subduction
Regions

O30B12

O30B10

O30B08

O30B09

Seismic
Performanceof Bridges 3(COS)
Cutting-Edge
Research on
BucklingRestrained
Braces(BRBs) andtheir
Applications
2

O30B11(COS)
Designing for
TsunamiLoads andEffects per
ASCE 7-16

Coffe BreakO30C02

17:00
O30C01

Structural
MemberAssessment
1

18:00

(SOS)
Integrated
Research on
Great
Earthquakes
and Disaster
Mitigation in
Nepal
Himalaya

O30C03(SOS)
Observation
andEstimation ofDamping of
Buildings

O30C04
Nuclear

O30C05

Soil StructureInteraction 3

Loss
Estimation 2

O30C07

O30C08Masonry
Structures

O30C09Rapid
Structural
Assessment

19:00

O30D01

20:00

21:00

22:00

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Steel
Components
and Systems
2

Sponsored
Session 3

Shelter Japan
Corporation

O30D10

O30D04

Inelastic
Response of
Structural
Systems 2

O30D06Human
Behavior

O30D07

Seismic
Isolation
Systems 2

O30D08Probabilistic
Modeling

O30D09(COS) Low
Damage/Resilient
Construction(COS) Recent
Advances in
Seismic
Isolation and
Supplemental
Damping
Systems for
Vibration
Control

O30D11(SOS)
Earthquake
Resistant
Buildings
Using Raw
andEngineered
Bamboo(SOS) The
2019 Tokyo
Metropolitan
Resilience
Project
E-Defense
Test of a
3-Story
DisasterManagement
Center

O30A13(COS)
Regional
Seismic Risk
and
Resilience
Assessment

October 1st (Fri), 2021
Hybrid Sessions
SessionRoom1
Main Hall

SessionRoom2
TachibanaFully Virtual Sessions
Session
Room3
Hagi

SessionRoom4
Meeting
Room1

SessionRoom5
MeetingRoom2

On-line 1

On-line 2

On-line 3

On-line 4

On-line 5

On-line 6

On-line 7

On-line 8

Room

8:00

O01A09

O01A05

O01A01

Structural
MemberAssessment
2

O01A02

Bridges andInfrastructures

O01A03Inelastic
Response of
Structural
Systems 3

FutureDirection 4

Societal
Resilience toEarthquakes
and Tsunamis(SOS)
Contributionsof Large-Scale
Experimental
Facilities toComputational
Earthquake
Engineeringand Their
Futures - From
15-Year
Experience of
E-Defense -O01A08

O01A06

Uncertainty
and Risk

O01A07GroundMotionStudies 4(COS)
Physics-Based
Modeling Using
Kinematic andDynamic Source
Representations
for Quantitative
Strong Motion
Simulation(SOS) Framework for
Infrastructure Systems
Resilience: Overview
and Illustrative
Applications in Japanand U.S.

9:00
O01A10(SOS)
Roadblocks
and Incentives
for Worldwide
Adaptation and
Implementationof Seismic
Structural
HealthMonitoring(S2HM)

O01A11(COS) Major
Developments
in Evaluating
Seismic
Performance of
Buildings and
Implementationin New Design

Robert Jay
Budnitz

Keynote 5

12:00

Amod Mani
Dixit

13:00

Lunch

O01B09O01B01
MasonryO01B05

O01B02

O01B04Structual
MemberAssessment
3

TsunamiDisaster 2(SOS)
Achievementof SIP Social
Resiliency
AgainstNaturalDisasters

O01B06

Inelastic
Response of
Structural
Systems 4

O01B08O01B07

Liquefaction
3(SOS) For
Building
Platform to
Learn about
Structurefrom Other
Nations(COS)
PostEarthquake
DamageAnalysis,Economic
Losses andSeismic Risk
Mitigation
Strategies for
Public andPrivateBuildings

O01C01

Seismic
Isolator 2

Various
Methods ofSeismic
Retrofit 1

O01C03

Experimental
Findings inProtective
Devices

14:00

O01B10(SOS)"Non-Engineered
2.0": Rethinking
DesignPhilosophies andTechnological
Strategies to
Improve theSeismic
Performance andResilience of
Non-Engineered
Constructions

O01B11(SOS)
PerformanceBased
Seismic
Design:Stateof U.S.
Research andPractice

15:00

16:00

Coffe BreakO01C02

10:00

11:00

Coffe BreakKeynote 4

O01A12(SOS)
Transportation
System Seismic
Performance:PEERTSRP and Lifelines
Programs

17:00

Blind
ContestThe 1stTsunami Blind
Prediction
Contest- Impact on
land
structures -O01C05
MachineLearning

O01C06

Inelastic
Response of
Structural
Systems 5

O01C07GroundMotionStudies 5

O01C08Risk
Assessment ofInfrastructures

O01C09
Seismic
Retrofit
DesignO01C10

Other
Contribution
to Earthquake
Engineering

18:00

19:00

20:00

21:00

22:00

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October 2nd (Sat), 2021
Hybrid Sessions
Room

SessionRoom1
Main Hall

Fully Virtual Sessions

SessionRoom2
Tachibana

Session
Room3
Hagi

SessionRoom4
Meeting
Room1

SessionRoom5
MeetingRoom2

On-line 1

On-line 2

On-line 3

O02A06

O02A07

O02A08On-line 4

On-line 5

On-line 6

On-line 7

8:00

9:00

O02A04

O02A01

10:00

Experimental
Results on
Seismic
Retrofit 2

11:00

12:00

O02A03

O02A02

Diagnosing
Vulnerable
Buildings

EnergyFacility(COS) The 2019
Large-Scale
Test Programof Wood
Dwellings
Including
SoilFoundation
Systems
Towards
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17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
Public Lecture

Think about Earthquake Disaster Reconstruction:
Current Issues of the Reconstruction Systems andProposals for the Future
Date: September 26th (Sun), 2021
Time: 13:30 - 16:00 (JST, GMT+9:00)
Language: JapaneseContact us at: info@protective-sys.irides.tohoku.ac.jp

Program

13:30		Opening Remarks (Prof. Meguro, Chair of Organizing Committee)
13:40-14:25	Lecture-1: Prof. Tracy Kijewski-Corre, Enhancing Cooperation Between Research andPractice: Opportunities for More Sustainable and Effective Disaster Recovery
14:30-15:15
Lecture-2: Prof. Shimada, Current issues in the reconstruction systems
15:20-15:50
Panel Discussion
15:50		Closing Remarks (Prof. Imamura, Vice-chair of Organizing Committee)
16:00		Adjourn

The 1st Tsunami Blind Prediction Contest – Impact on land structures –Style: Hybrid Session
Date: October 1st (Fri), 2021
Time: 16:30 - 18:30 (JST, GMT+9:00)
Room: Meeting Room 1, Exhibition Building
The blind prediction contest on tsunami inundation and impact was held, as a special event of the 17WCEE(the chair of the organizing subcommittee: professor Taro Arikawa, Chuo University). Only initial conditions
were provided, and the contestants predicted water surface elevation, velocity, and tsunami wave pressure
on buildings and tanks in a seaside area which had been measured in a hydraulic experiment. This hydraulicexperiment was conducted by Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry (CRIEPI, Japan) and theresults were not shown to the contestants. 14 teams participated the contest and applied various methods
to the predictions: the two-dimensional nonlinear shallow water equation models, the Boussinesq-type
equation models, the three-dimensional nonhydrostatic shallow water equation models, thethree-dimensional fluid dynamics codes, and the
SPH models. Winners were selected based on afair review by the judging subcommittee. The
award ceremony will be held in the technicalsession of the 17WCEE, and future developmentsof numerical prediction techniques on tsunami
inundation and impact will be discussed in a panel
discussion.

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Future Direction

Emerging Vulnerability

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 14:00 - 16:00 (JST, GMT+9:00) / Meeting Room 1, Exhibition
Building
What are the lessons we learned about “engineering assumptions” after experiences such as the New
Zealand earthquakes that caused widespread soil liquefaction and the Great East Japan Earthquake thatcaused massive casualties and damage by tsunami and a nuclear disaster? We were reminded thatearthquakes never fail to expose weak points that are overlooked or left behind. What are the weak points
that remain unrecognized? Is the rapid transition to a super-smart society creating new weak points?
Considering the roles and responsibilities we are entrusted with, we should think proactively how to
implement research to advance our societies.

This special session aims to trigger a community-wide debate about our future. What is new in Earthquake
Engineering? In what interest should we invest our international effort? What are the challenges for the next
generation? Speakers consisting of young researchers, senior keynote speakers, and distinguishedcoordinators will facilitate constructive discussions to derive resolutions. All WCEE participants, especially
young and energetic researchers, are welcome to participate and give comments using Online Bulletin
Board (OLBB).
Coordinators• Masayuki Kohiyama (Professor, Keio Univ.)• Taichiro Okazaki (Professor, Hokkaido Univ.)
Keynote Speakers• Tsuyoshi Takada (Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Professor Emeritus,
the Univ. of Tokyo)• Alessandro Palermo (Professor, Univ. of Canterbury)
Panelists• Gian Paolo Cimellaro (Director of the Disaster Resilience Simulation Laboratory, Professor, Politecnico di
Torino)• Shuichi Fujikura (Associate Professor, Utsunomiya Univ.)• Ramesh Guragain (Deputy Executive Director, National Society for Earthquake Technology-Nepal)• Masashi Inoue (Eight-Japan Engineering Consultants Inc.)• Noriko Takiyama (Associate Professor, Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.)

This session is supported by the Kajima Foundation and the Obayashi Foundation.
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17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERINGIAEE Brainstorming Sessions
for Future Directions of Earthquake
Engineering
Seismic Design for Minimum Damage

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 09:00 - 11:00 (JST, GMT+9:00) / Meeting Room 1, Exhibition
Building
So far, the focus of seismic design and seismic codes was on Collapse Prevention/Life Safety throughductility and hysteretic energy dissipation in the structure. However, ductility means damage, which, inadvanced economies, is becoming unacceptable. Society demands a change in paradigm to focus on
avoiding or, at least, minimizing damage. This session will examine means to control/minimize damage andproduce more resilient structures. The scope includes earthquake protection systems (structures withenergy dissipation devices, base isolation), structures designed for unconventional seismic response(rocking, sliding, use of the foundation soil to seismically-isolate the superstructure) and real-life
applications.

Moderator• Michael Fardis (University of Patras, Greece)

Speakers• Michele Calvi (University School for Advanced Studies IUSS Pavia, Italy)• George Gazetas (National Technical University of Athens, Greece)• David Mar (Mar Structural Design, USA)• Masahiko Higashino (Senior Research Fellow, Takenaka Corporation/ Vice President, Japan Society ofSeismic Isolation, Japan)022Super advanced exploration, simulation, and monitoring
Sep. 30th (Thu) / 09:00 - 11:00 (JST, GMT+9:00) / Meeting Room 1, Exhibition
Building
Session theme topics
In the future, by combining big data of cities and disasters with IoT and AI, we should be able to simulate
and predict everything from tectonic plate movement to fault destruction to recovery and reconstruction of
our cities. In our industrialized world, machines freed humans from physical burdens and simple labor, but
rapid computerization caused significant changes in every aspect of the society. We should think how
earthquake engineering might free humans from the mental burden and pain caused by disasters.

Join discussion via on-line system in Extended conference period!
Open discussion in Extended conference period (September 20 to 24) via on-line system
Recorded presentation videos will be opened for registered participants
Registered participants will be able to submit their comments to the on-line bulletin board (OLBB)

Join live session in 0900AM-1100AM September 30 (JST)!
900AM-1030AM September 30 (JST): Presentation slot
Recorded presentation videos will be broadcasted
1030AM-1100AM September 30 (JST): Discussion slot
Discussion based on the comments received in advance via OLBB

Keynote Speakers
Muneo Hori (JAMSTEC)
Zifa Wang (China Earthquake Administration)

Panelists
Takeshi Koyama (Tokyo Denki University)
Masahiro Kurata (Kyoto University)
Quincy Ma (University of Auckland)
Barbara Simpson (Oregon State University)
Saki Yotsui (Ritsumeikan University)

Coordinators
Mitsuyoshi Akiyama (Waseda University)
Tsuyoshi Ichimura (University of Tokyo)
This session is supported by the Obayashi Foundation and the Kajima Foundation.

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17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERINGIAEE Brainstorming Sessions
for Future Directions of Earthquake
Engineering
Societal Resilience to Earthquakes and Tsunamis

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 09:00 - 11:00 (JST, GMT+9:00) / Meeting Room 1, Exhibition
Building
The devastating effects of past earthquakes, tsunamis and other disrupting events offer important lessons
for the seismic risk and steps that can be taken to minimize the threat through land use and urban planning,
seismic design and retrofit of buildings and infrastructure, and preparations for response and recovery. Thissession will examine lessons from recent disruptions and emerging issues in Japan, New Zealand and theUnited States, including challenges in research and implementation of innovative ways to improve
community resilience. The session will feature three panelists and a moderator who will each make several
short presentations, followed by an interactive (on-line) discussion and question/answer session with theaudience.

Moderator• Gregory Deierlein (https://profiles.stanford.edu/gregory-deierlein )Professor and Director of the John A. Blume Earthquake Engineering Center at Stanford University, and CoDirector of the NHERI Computational Modeling and Simulation Center (SimCenter).

Panelists• Haruo Hayashi (http://www.bosai.go.jp/e/about/greeting.html )Professor Emeritus of Kyoto University; President of NIED (National Institute for Earthquake Prediction andDisaster Resilience)• Laurie Johnson (https://www.lauriejohnsonconsulting.com/ )Consultant/Research and Chief Catastrophe Response and Resiliency Office for the California Earthquake
Authority and Wildfire Fund; current Past-President of EERI; 30 years of experience in urban planning anddisaster recovery planning, management and research.
• David Johnston (https://www.massey.ac.nz/massey/expertise/profile.cfm?stref=428930)
Professor of Disaster Management and Director of the Joint Centre for Disaster Research. Formerly a
Principal Scientist at GNS Science, currently Deputy Director of the multi-institutional QuakeCoRE research
program in New Zealand.

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International Association for
Earthquake Engineering (IAEE)
Introduction of IAEE Initiative – “Masters Program”
About IAEE’s New Initiative

IAEE has launched a new initiative named “Masters Program”. Motivation for the initiative is for IAEE toserve as “Connection” among the past, present, and future of earthquake engineering and to secure thetransfer of knowledge across generations. It is very relevant in consideration of the nature of earthquake
disaster, i.e., such that earthquake disaster occurs rather seldom, but once it occurs, the influence tohuman lives and society is extreme. Learning from the past and reflecting it to the present and future istrusted to be the key to achieve our goal in a most effective manner.

Initial Actions for 17WCEEAs the starter of IAEE’s “Masters Program”, IAEE is pleased to announce the following arrangements
regarding the program, which is in tune with 17WCEE.
(A) “Read the Masters” – IAEE Monographs
IAEE is to publish a series of monographs to foster the circulation of high level documents and thus improvethe understanding of crucial subjects in earthquake engineering. The expected authors will be wellestablished scientists, whose names and experience pledge the quality of the monographs. The following
two Masters are writing their monographs. The monographs will be published and distributed on time of
17WCEE and also be posted “free of charge” on IAEE’s webpage six-months after 17WCEE.
Volume 1

Author: Luis Esteva Maraboto, UNAM, Mexico
Title: Trends and Challenges of Optimal Performance-based Earthquake Resistant Design
Criteria for Buildings

Volume 2

Author: Peter Fajfar, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Title: The story of the N2 method(B) “Meet the Masters”
As with all scientific disciplines, we stand on the shoulders of masters who have walked before us. The
following four legendary figures will serve as Masters for Meet events and will address a keynote speechduring 17WCEE. To make the session run most smoothly, a person who has been close to the master is
asked to serve as a moderator.
Theodosios (Theo) Tassios (Greece)with Eli Vintzileou (Greece) as his associate

Luis Esteva (Mexico)with David de Leon Escobedo (Mexico) as his associate

Tsuneo Katayama (Japan)

with Ryuji Isoyama (Japan) as his associate

Jim Jirsa (USA)with Sergio Alcocer (Mexico) as his associate

ClosureOn behalf of the IAEE Executive Committee, I would like to ask for your support to the IAEE’s New Initiative
named “Masters Program” by joining the events, and more importantly, by encouraging young colleagues
and students to actively participate in the events.
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Meet the Masters

My 56 Years as an Earthquake Engineer
Sep. 28th (Tue) / 10:50 - 11:30 (JST, GMT+9:00)
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F

Tsuneo Katayama
Dr. Tsuneo Katayama is a professor emeritus of the University of Tokyo and a former
professor of Tokyo Denki University, Japan (2006-2013). He served as the president for
National Res. Inst. for Earth Sci. and Disaster Prevention (NIED), Japan (1996-2006),
and Real-time Earthq. & Disaster Info. Consortium (2008-2014). He has long served for
IAEE as a secretary-general (1988-2002) and president (2006-2010). Prof. Katayama
received many awards, including the 2006 International Lifetime Contribution Award,
JSCE, the 2007 Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement Award, JSCE, the 2008 Best Paper of the Year,
Geotech. Eng. Magazine, the Japanese Geotech. Society. His research highlights the statistical analysis ofearthquake acceleration response spectra, lifeline earthquake engineering (water and gas supply systems
in particular), damage reconnaissance reports on earthquakes in Japan and China, and economic issues inurban earthquake policy and planning.

The Role of Observation and Creative Thinking inEarthquake Engineering
Sep. 28th (Tue) / 12:00 - 13:00 (JST, GMT+9:00)
Tachibana Conference Hall, Conference Building 2FJames O. Jirsa
Professor James O. Jirsa started his career at the Univ. of Nebraska and Rice Univ. He
joined the Univ. of Texas at Austin in 1972 and served as director of the Ferguson
Struct. Eng. Lab., as chairman of the civil eng. dept., and holds the title of Prof.
Emeritus upon retirement in 2017. He served in the American Conc. Inst. (ACI),
President 2000-2001, Honorary Member 2008; American Soc. of Civil Eng., Chair for
Struct. Division Committee on Concrete and Masonry Struct., Distinguished Member
2017; 1978-82; EERI, Board of Dir. 1997-2000, Honorary Member 2010. He has received many awards forhis outstanding research in RC structures: 1970, 1977 & 1991 Raymond C. Reese Award, ASCE; 1977
Wason Medal, ACI; 1977 & 1979 Raymond C. Reese Struct. Res. Award, ACI; 1980 Japanese Soc. Prom. ofSci. Res. Award; 1988 US National Academy of Eng., Member; 1997 Russian Academy of Arch. and Const.
Sciences, Foreign Member; 2008 Chester Paul Siess Struct. Res. Award, ACI; 2008 Mexican Academy ofEng., Foreign Member.

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Optimum Repair and Maintenance Strategies forMultistory Buildings Exposed to Significant Seismic
Hazard Conditions
Sep. 30th (Thu) / 11:30 - 12:30 (JST, GMT+9:00)
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F

Luis Esteva Maraboto
Professor Luis Esteva Maraboto started his research at the Institute of Engineering, theNational Autonomous Univ. of Mexico (UNAM), in 1959 and served as the Director of
the Inst. and Dean of Science. In 1969 he was a visiting Prof. at the MIT, in 1988 at theUniv. of Innsbruck (Austria), and in 2001-2002 at Stanford Univ, and currently aDistinguished Prof. at UNAM. He received many awards and expressions of recognition
through his dedicated and distinguished works on structural design problems andhazard map development for earthquake engineering. He has been appointed as foreign correspondent of
the academies of eng. of several Latin American countries. He also received the highest prizes bestowed by
the Mexican Government (National Award on Sciences in the field of Design and Technology in 1981) and by
UNAM (UNAM Award in 1993). He is an Honorary Member of IAEE since 1996 and a Foreign Assoc. of the
U.S. National Academy of Eng. since 2000.

A Human Life and an Engineering VisionSep. 30th (Thu) / 11:30 - 12:30 (JST, GMT+9:00)
Tachibana Conference Hall, Conference Building 2F

Theodosis P. Tassios
Professor Theodosios P. Tassios is an Emeritus Professor at the National Technical
University, Athens, Greece. He served as Director-General for Geotechnical Eng. Co.;
Consultant for UNESCO, UNIDO, and for code-drafting in the European Union as wellas other international and national bodies. He is the former president of the Permanent
Conference of Eng. Assoc’ns of S.E. Europe, RILEM, and the Euro-Int’l Concrete
Assoc’n (CEB). His distinctions and awards for outstanding work on the seismic
behaviour of structures and structural elements include: Honorary Dr. of the S.E. University, Nanjing (China),
Liege University (Belgium), Democritus University (Greece), Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece),
University of Cyprus, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (Greece), Panteion University (Greece);
Fellow, American Concrete Institute (USA); Medal of the City of Paris (France); Hon. Member, Tech. Chamber(Cyprus); Hon. President, Hellenic Soc. of Philosophy; Member, Academy of Sciences, Torino (Italy); 1st
Ambraseys Lecture, 14th ECEE, EAEE; Int’l Merit Award in Struct. Eng., IABSE (Switzerland).

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Keynote Lecture

Progress of Strong Motion Prediction

September 28th (Tue), 2021 / 12:00 - 13:00 (JST, GMT+9:00)
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F

Kojiro Irikura
Kojiro Irikura is Professor Emeritus of Kyoto University, Japan. He became professor ofDisaster Prevention Research Institute of Kyoto University in 1988. He has been avisiting professor at University of Southern California in 1984-1986. Politecnica deMilano in 1989 and a Visiting Scientist of Centro Nacional de Prevencion de Disastrous,
Mexico. He served as Director of Disaster Prevention Research Institute of Kyoto
University in 2001-2003. He also served as Vice President of Kyoto University in 20032004. In 2003 he became Professor Emeritus of Kyoto University. He continues an active research programas an Adjunct Professor at Aichi Institute of Technology. He is strong motion seismologist. His primaryresearch interest is understanding the earthquake source process and the generation of strong groundmotion. He developed an empirical Green’s function method to simulate source model and ground motions.
He has developed a recipe of predicting strong ground motions with Hiroe Miyake, Earthquake ResearchInstitute of University of Tokyo.

Research and Development of Systems for Seismic
Damage Mitigation for Life Environment and Industrial
Facilities in Japan
September 29th (Wed), 2021 / 11:30 - 12:30 (JST, GMT+9:00)
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F

Satoshi Fujita
Prof. Satoshi Fujita, a JSME (Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers) Fellow, had ten
years of management experience as a director, a dean of school of engineering and avice-president of Tokyo Denki University. He has been engaged in engineeringresearch and development of seismic isolation systems and vibration control systems
for buildings or key industrial facilities for over 35 years at Institute of Industrial
Science, University of Tokyo and Tokyo Denki University. In recent ten years, he has
been not only a vice chairman of Seismic Design Subcommittee, Nuclear Standards Committee of theJapan Electric Association, but also a committee member of the Panel on Infrastructure Development ofJapanese ministry of land, infrastructure and transport (MLIT), and a chair of the Special Committee on
Analysis and Evaluation of Lifts, Escalators and Amusement Facilities Accidents and Failures held in MILIT.
In addition, he has been a chair of the ISO TC178 Japanese committee.
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The Need to Act Now – Investments and Actions toEnhance Resilience Globally
September 29th (Wed), 2021 / 11:30 - 12:00 (JST, GMT+9:00)
Tachibana Conference Hall, Conference Building 2F

Niels B. Holm-Nielsen
Niels B. Holm-Nielsen is the Head of the Secretariat for GFDRR. This facility is a multidonor partnership that funds technical assistance and advisory services to improveclimate and disaster risk management at country, city and community levels.
He has over 10 years of experience as Disaster Risk Management (DRM) Specialist at
the World Bank Group. For the past five years, he has been the World Bank’s Global
Technical Lead for Resilience and DRM, a role which focuses on supporting task
teams and managers across the World Bank to achieve highest possible technical quality of the services
the World Bank offers its clients related to DRM. He has led and co-led the creation and implementation ofa series of global technical assistance and knowledge service partnerships, including on risk reduction for
education facilities as well as the World Bank Cities Resilience Program.
Previously, Niels was Lead DRM Specialist for the Africa Region and Latin America and Caribbean region,
where he led teams of DRM specialists building a growing and innovative line of business in support of
DRM in Africa and Latin America and the Caribbean with national and subnational clients that spans the useof virtually all the World Bank’s financial instruments as well as client financed, donor financed, and Bankfinanced technical assistance and convening services, for issues like urban resilience, coastal resilience,risk financing, hydromet, emergency preparedness, and disaster recovery.
He joined the World Bank in 2006 as Junior Professional Officer in Middle East and North Africa Region.
Before joining the World Bank he worked for the Inter-American Development Bank for five years where hehelped create the corporate policy on disaster risk management and establish DRM as a development
practice. He holds a M.Sc. in Political Science from the University of Aarhus, Denmark.

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Methodology for Seismic Probabilistic Safety Assessment(PSA) for Nuclear Facilities: Current Status and Future
Developments
October 1st (Fri), 2021 / 11:30 - 12:30 (JST, GMT+9:00)
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F

Robert J. Budnitz
Dr. Robert J. Budnitz has been involved with nuclear-reactor safety for many years,
with a special emphasis on the seismic safety of nuclear installations. His particularexpertise is in analyzing how nuclear safety systems behave in large earthquakes toassure overall facility safety, and developing advanced probabilistic methods for thatanalysis. He is a member of the US National Academy of Engineering. He recently
retired from the University of California's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. From2002 to 2007 he was at UC’s Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, and before that he ran a one-person
consulting practice in Berkeley California for over two decades. In 1978-1980, he was a senior officer on thestaff of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, serving as Deputy Director and then Director of the NRC
Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research. He earned a Ph.D. in experimental physics from Harvard in 1968.

Opportunities and Challenges for Making Asia Disaster
Resilient: an Outlook from a Developing Country
October 1st (Fri), 2021 / 11:30 - 12:30 (JST, GMT+9:00)
Tachibana Conference Hall, Conference Building 2F

Amod Mani Dixit
Dr. Amod Mani Dixit, a Doctor of Engineering from Ehime University, studied inuniversities of St. Petersburg, Bangkok, and Stanford. Dr. Dixit’s 48 years ofprofessional experience includes stints with the government and private consulting
firms, as visiting professor with Tribhuvan and Kathmandu Universitiesand with theInstitute of Mountain Hazards and Environment (IMHE) of the Chinese Academy of
Sciences (CAS). He served as a member of Scientific Committee and Governing Boardof the Global Earthquake Model Foundation (GEM), and currently chairs the Asian Disaster Reduction andResponse Network (ADRRN). He founded the National Society for Earthquake technology Nepal (NSET)
and serves currently as the General Secretary. He is affiliated with the Digital Belt and Road (DBAR)
Program, and the Integrated Research in Disaster Risk (IRDR).
Dr. Dixit has received numerous national and international awards and has published over 100 scientificresearch papers.

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Towards a New Paradigm in Seismic Soil–Foundation–
Structure Interaction
October 2nd (Sat), 2021 / 11:30 - 12:30 (JST, GMT+9:00)
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F

George Gazetas
George Gazetas has been Professor of Geotechnical Engineering at the National
Technical University of Athens (Greece) for 30 years, following an academic career in
the US, where he taught at SUNY-Buffalo, Rensselaer (RPI), and Case Western
Reserve University. His main research interests have focused on Soil Dynamics andSoil-Structure Interaction. Much of his research has been inspired by observations
after destructive earthquakes. An active writer and teacher, he has been a consultant
on a variety of (mainly dynamic) geotechnical problems. He is recipient of many awards, including theJames Croes Medal, the Alfred Noble Prize, and the Walter Huber Civil Engineering Research Prize from theAmerican Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). He has given several prestigious lectures sponsored byinternational geotechnical societies, including the 2009 “Coulomb”, the 2013 “Ishihara”, and the 2019
“Maugeri” Lectures. In 2015 he received the “Excellence in University Teaching” award from the Institute of
Science and Technology of Greece, and in March 2019 he delivered the 59th Rankine Lecture in London.

Harnessing the Power of Data to Reduce Earthquake
Risk: Challenges and Opportunities
October 2nd (Sat), 2021 / 11:30 - 12:30 (JST, GMT+9:00)
Tachibana Conference Hall, Conference Building 2F

Tracy Kijewski-Correa
Tracy Kijewski-Correa is Linbeck Collegiate Chair and Associate Professor, jointly
appointed in College of Engineering and Keough School of Global Affairs at the
University of Notre Dame. Her research is dedicated to enhancing the resilience andsustainability of communities in response to the challenges posed by increased
urbanization and hazard vulnerability. As the co-founder of the Integration Lab (i-Lab)
and Engineering2Empower (E2E), she has worked most notably in Haiti on issues oflong-term recovery following the 2010 earthquake. Her transdisciplinary scholarship closes the gap
between research and practice by conceiving holistic responses to identified infrastructure vulnerabilities
and supporting science-informed decision making by diverse stakeholders. She currently serves as theinaugural director of the Structural Extreme Event Reconnaissance (StEER) network, which organizes
networks of engineers to assess damage after hazard events globally and then use this knowledge to drive
recovery and future resilient construction policy and practices.

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Invited Lecture[O28D01]Seismic Design and Response Control of Tall
Buildings
September 28th (Tue), 2021 / 19:00 - 21:00 (JST, GMT+9:00)
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F

Xilin Lu
Xilin Lu is a distinguished professor at the Department of Disaster Mitigation for
Structures in Civil Engineering, Tongji University, Shanghai, China. He received his
PhD. degree in Structural Engineering at Tongji University in 1984, and worked as avisiting scholar at the University of Alberta in 1990, and as a research associate at the
University of Hong Kong in 1992. His main research areas are dynamic testing, seismic
analysis and design, and vibration control of tall buildings. He is a recipient of Nathan
M. Newmark Medal by ASCE in 2017. He was elected as a member of Chinese
Academy of Engineering in 2019. He is currently the vice president of International Association forExperimental Structural Engineering, and the Chief Editors of two prestigious SCI-indexed International
Journals: “The Structural Design of Tall and Special Buildings”, and “Journal of Asian Architecture andBuilding Engineering”.

[O30B04]Promoting Multi-Disciplinary Collaboration andEarthquake Resilience Through High-Resolution
Performance-Based Simulations
September 30th (Thu), 2021 / 14:00 - 16:00 (JST, GMT+9:00)
Meeting Room 1, Exhibition Building

Gregory G. Deierlein
Gregory G. Deierlein is the John A. Blume Professor and Director of the Blume
Earthquake Engineering Center at Stanford University. He currently co-directs the
SimCenter of the Natural Hazards Engineering Research Infrastructure (NHERI) andfrom 2000 to 2007 was the Deputy Director of the Pacific Earthquake Engineering
Research (PEER). Deierlein specializes in the design and behavior of structures,
nonlinear structural analysis, computational damage mechanics, and performancebased earthquake engineering. He is a registered professional engineer (NY) and isactive in development of building code standards and policies to promote seismic resilience. He is a former
board member of the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute, a Distinguished Member of the American
Society of Civil Engineering, and a member of the US National Academy of Engineering.

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[O30B09]Seismic Design, Retrofit and Repair of Road
Bridges in Japan
September 30th (Thu), 2021 / 14:00 - 16:00 (JST, GMT+9:00)
On-line 4

Jun-ichi Hoshikuma
Jun-ichi Hoshikuma is the Research Coordinator for Road Structure, National Institutefor Land and Infrastructure Management (NILIM), Ministry of Land, Infrastructure andTransport, Japan. He is currently responsible for strategy of utilization of advanced
techniques to the periodical inspection for bridge, tunnel and soil structure. He was thehead of Kumamoto Recovery Division from 2017 to 2019 and the head of Bridge
Division in 2016 in NILIM, and he involved the revision of bridge design codes and thefield projects of bridge repair damaged by the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake. Before
joining NILIM, he worked with the Public Works Research Institute where he researched on the seismic
design and retrofit of bridges, the ductility estimation of the flexural reinforced concrete columns, theseismic performance of the rubber bearing and the tsunami effect on the bridge performance based ondamage experiences due to past earthquake.

[O30C04]Challenges of Computational Earthquake
Engineering - from Fault Failure to Social Responses
September 30th (Thu), 2021 / 16:30 - 18:30 (JST, GMT+9:00)
Meeting Room 1, Exhibition Building

Muneo Hori
Muneo Hori is Director General at Research Institute for Value-Added-Information
Generation, Japan Agency for Marine Science and Technology. He is a project
professor at i-Construction System Study, School of Engineering, The University ofTokyo, as well as a senior visiting researcher, Research Center of Computational
Science, RIKEN. He is serving as a program director of Cross-ministerial Strategic
Innovation Promotion Program, Cabinet Office, Government of Japan, related to natural
disaster mitigation.
His research filed includes computational earthquake engineering, the achievement of which is thedevelopment of high-performance-computing finite element method and integrated simulation ofearthquake hazard and disaster. He has written more than 200 peer reviewed articles and more than 10
books; noted is Introduction to Computational Earthquake Engineering that goes to the third edition. He hasreceived several awards for his works, including Kobayashi Medal, Japan Society of Civil Engineers (2013),
Finalist of ACM Gordon Bell Prizes (2014, 2015, 2018), and Commendation for Science and Technology by
the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (2020).
Hori received his Ph.D. (1987) from University of California, San Diego. He was appointed to a professor, Earthquake
Research Institute, The University of Tokyo the University of Tokyo (2001-2019). He was a department Professor,
Department of Civil Engineering, Tsinghua University and a visiting professor, University of California, Davis.

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17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING[O30D06]Rising Challenges of Copying with Both
Structure Dynamics to Behavior Dynamics ThroughInnovative Approaches
September 30th (Thu), 2021 / 19:00 - 21:00 (JST, GMT+9:00)
On-line 1

Wei-Sen Li
Wei-Sen Li holds a PhD in Civil Engineering from the National Central University, where
he specializes in structure dynamics, seismic design, and earthquake engineering.
Currently, he leads international collaboration and conducts research on large-scaleurban disasters and disaster risk management in the National Science and Technology
Center for Disaster Reduction (NCDR). As having been a disaster manager in case of
typhoons or earthquakes, he applied his engineering knowledge and backgrounds forfacilitating emergency operation at the Central Emergency Operation Center,
formulating policies of seismic risk reduction and designing disaster management system in Taiwan.
Dr. Li have very active involvements in international collaborations including three terms of Co-chair APEC
Emergency Preparedness Working Group (EPWG), a member of Scientific Committee of the Integrated
Research on Disaster Risk (IRDR) and a member of Board of Directors of the Global Alliance of Disaster
Research Institutes (GADRI). His responsibilities include building capacity in the region through engaging
public-private partnership to better mitigate and respond to emergencies and natural disasters in the Asia
Pacific.

[O01A01]Evaluation of Earthquake Resistance of Steel
Moment Resisting Frame Based on the Realistic Benaviorof Steel Members

October 1st (Fri), 2021 / 09:00 - 11:00 (JST, GMT+9:00)
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F

Satoshi Yamada
Satoshi Yamada is a professor in the University of Tokyo. He graduated from dept. ofarchitecture, the University of Tokyo in 1988. He received Dr. Eng. degree with thethesis of “Deteriorating Behavior of Steel Members Governed by Local Buckling andUltimate Earthquake Resistance of Multi Story Moment Frame” from the Univ. of Tokyoin 1994.
His main research interests are seismic analysis of steel buildings and experimental
studies of steel materials, members and connections. In the related fields, he publishedmore than 150 of journal papers. He received AIJ Prize 2014 in the research paper revision and AIJ Young
Researcher Award 1994 from Architectural Institute of Japan.
He has been an active member of AIJ, Japanese Society of Steel Construction (JSSC), Japan Association
for Earthquake Engineering (JAEE) and Japan Society of Seismic Isolation (JSSI).

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[O01A06]From Earthquake Risk to Earthquake Insurance
October 1st (Fri), 2021 / 09:00 - 11:00 (JST, GMT+9:00)
On-line 1

Mustafa Erdik
Mustafa Erdik is a Professor Emeritus of Earthquake Engineering at Bogazici
University, Istanbul and currently serves as the President of the Turkish Earthquake
Foundation. He has received his MSc and Ph.D. degrees from Rice University, USA.
He has been working with UN organizations and several international foundations
around the world on earthquake engineering problems and has authored and coauthored 5 books and about 300 scientific publications.
He is the recipient of United Nation’s Sasakawa Disaster Prevention Award, NATO’s
Science for Peace Summit Prize, Bruce Bolt Medal given by Earthquake Engineering Research Institute,
USA: Prof. Nicholas Ambraseys Distinguished Lecture Award given by the European Association for
Earthquake Engineering and; Science Award by Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey.
His current research and professional involvement encompass earthquake hazard and risk assessment andearthquake insurance modeling.

[O01B07]Identification and Mitigation of Seismic Hazards
from Inherited Vulnerabilities
October 1st (Fri), 2021 / 14:00 - 16:00 (JST, GMT+9:00)
On-line 2

Misko Cubrinovski
Misko Cubrinovski is a Professor of Geotechnical and Earthquake Engineering in the
Department of Civil and Natural Resources Engineering at the University of Canterbury,
Christchurch, New Zealand. He holds a BSc degree in Civil Engineering, MSc degreein Earthquake Engineering, and a PhD degree in Geotechnical Engineering (from the
University of Tokyo).
His research interests and expertise are in geotechnical earthquake engineering and inparticular problems associated with liquefaction, seismic response of earth structuresand soil-structure interaction. Cubrinovski has authored or co-authored over 350 technical publications,and has worked as a geotechnical specialist and advisor on over 50 significant engineering projects. He
had a leadership role in the research efforts supporting recovery following the 2010-2011 Christchurch
earthquakes. His honours include the 2019 Ralph B. Peck Medal (ASCE), 2018 Geomechanics LectureAward (NZGS), 2016 Norman Medal (ASCE), 2014 Outstanding Paper Award (ASCE), 2014 Outstanding
Paper Award (EERI), and Ivan Skinner Award (EQC and NZSEE). He is a Faculty Member of the Rose
School, Pavia, Italy, and Fellow of the University of Tokyo.

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17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING[O02A09]Problems and Perspectives in Seismic Risk
Analysis of Major-Hazard Industrial Facilities
October 2nd (Sat), 2021 / 09:00 - 11:00 (JST, GMT+9:00)
On-line 4

Fabrizio Paolacci
Fabrizio Paolacci graduated in Civil Engineering in 1992 at the University of Rome “La
Sapienza” and Ph.D. in Structural Engineering in 1997. He is currently AssistantProfessor in Structural Engineering at University Roma Tre – Department ofEngineering. His main scientific interests are focused mainly on seismic risk andresilience of civil and industrial structures and mitigations strategies, particularly
focused on chemical plants is seismic prone areas. He gained a long standing
experience in the management of research projects about experimental assessment of
the seismic response of structures.
He has been Visiting Scholar in 1999 at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering of Universityof California at Berkeley. From 2008 to 2013, he assumed the role of scientific coordinator of the Laboratoryof Testing Materials and Structures of the Department of Structures of the University Roma Tre. Currently heis the chair of the Seismic Engineering Technical Committee of the PVP division of the American Society of
Mechanical Engineering. He is also Chair of the working group of the European Association of Earthquake
Engineering on seismic risk and resilience of industrial facilities. Recently has been awarded for theprestigious Chinese National High-end Foreign Experts Recruitment Plan. He is finally author of more than
100 publications on International peer-reviewed Journals and conferences.

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Session List

Oral Session
1. Engineering Seismology
O28C06Ground Motion Studies 1

O28D06

Hazard Assessment 1

O29A06

Hazard Assessment 2

O29B06Ground Motion Studies 2

O30A12Ground Motion Studies 3

O01A07Ground Motion Studies 4

O01C07Ground Motion Studies 5

O02A06Ground Motion Studies 6

2. Seismic Performance of Structures
O28B01

Control and Hybrid System

O28B02

Seismic Performance of Bridges 1

O28B09

Seismic Performance of Joints

O28C02

Seismic Performance of Bridges 2

O28C07

Damper and Energy Dissipation 1

O28C09

Seismic Performance of Bracing Members

O28D01

Damping Devices

O28D02

Structural Members, Seismic Response

O28D07

Damper and Energy Dissipation Devices

O28D09Design Provisions for Innovative System

O29A01

Reinforced Concrete

O29A07

Improving Design Provisions 1

O29A08

Dynamic, Hybrid Test and Simulation

O29B01

Experimental Findings in Base Isolators

O29B07

Damper and Energy Dissipation 2

O29B12

Dam, Earth and Underground Structures

O29C01Case Study on Performance-Based Design

O29C04Lifelines

O29C06

Concrete Walls 1

O29C07

Seismic Isolation and Control of Bridges

O29C12

Shaking Table Test

O29D01

RC Components and Systems

O29D04

Foundation Structures

O29D07

Seismic Isolation Systems 1

O30A01

Steel Components and Systems 1

O30A02Concrete Walls 2

O30A07

Nonlinear Modeling of Structural Members and Systems

O30A08Design Ground Motion

O30B01

Seismic Isolator 1

O30B04

Inelastic Response of Structural Systems 1

O30B09

Seismic Performance of Bridges 3

O30C01

Structural Member Assessment 1

O30C04

Nuclear

O30C08Masonry Structures

O30D01

Steel Components and Systems 2

O30D04

Inelastic Response of Structural Systems 2

O30D07

Seismic Isolation Systems 2

O01A01

Structural Member Assessment 2

O01A02

Bridges and Infrastructures

O01A03Inelastic Response of Structural Systems 3

O01B01

MasonryO01B02

Structural Member Assessment 3

O01B06

Inelastic Response of Structural Systems 4

O01C01

Seismic Isolator 2

O01C03

Experimental Findings in Protective Devices

O01C06

Inelastic Response of Structural Systems 5

O02A02

Energy Facility

O02A07

Timber Components and Systems

O02A09

Seismic Performance of Equipment and Piping System

O02B07

Improving Design Provisions 2

O28B08

Case Study on Seismic Retrofit Construction

O28C08

Seismic Assessment and Retrofit

O28D08Experimental Results on Seismic Retrofit 1

O29B04

Assessment and Retrofitting of Bridges

O30B07

Seismic Retrofit of Historic Buildings

O30C07

Non-Structural Components and Systems

O01C02

Various Methods of Seismic Retrofit 1

3. Assessment and retrofitting of structures

O01C09

Seismic Retrofit Design

O02A01

Experimental Results on Seismic Retrofit 2

O02A03

Diagnosing Vulnerable Buildings

O02B01

Various Methods of Seismic Retrofit 2

O02B04

Code Provisions for Seismic Retrofit

O28B05

Liquefaction 1

O28C05

Liquefaction 2

O28D05

Slope Failure

O29B05

Soil Structure Interaction 1

O29C05

Soil Structure Interaction 2

O29D05Ground Failure

O30C05

Soil Structure Interaction 3

O01B07

Liquefaction 3

O29D03

Tsunami Disaster 1

O01B04

Tsunami Disaster 2

O28C03

Earthquake Response and Early Warning

O28D03

Damage Estimation

O29A03

Management Policy

O30C09Rapid Structural Assessment

O30D06

Human Behavior

O02A08Recovery and Resilience

O02B08

Damage Impact and Risk Communication

O29D06

Exposure

O30A06

Risk Assessment of Buildings

O30B06

Loss Estimation 1

O30C06

Loss Estimation 2

O30D08Probabilistic Modeling

O01A06

Uncertainty and Risk

O01C08Risk Assessment of Infrastructures

O02A12

Risk Assessment at Urban Level

O02B03

Seismic Vulnerability

O29C03Innovative Technology in Earthquake Engineering

O01C05

Machine Learning

O02A11

Post Disaster Assessment and Computational Science

O30B02

Lessons Learnt from Earthquakes

O01C10

Other Contribution to Earthquake Engineering

4. Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering

5. Tsunami Disaster6. Preparedness and Emergency Management

7. Social and Economic Aspects

8. Seismic Loss and Risk Management

9. Innovative Technology

10. Lessons Learnt from Earthquakes
11. Others037

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Organized Session
O22A06

Recent Advances in Experimental and Numerical Simulation of Columns under Multi-Axial Loading (Yan Xiao)

O23A06

Advances in Performance Based Earthquake Engineering (Hussam Mahmoud, Oh-Sung Kwon)

O23A07

Enhancing Earthquake Safety of Schools: Lesson Learnt from Nepal (Narayan Prasad Marasini)

O23C06

Establishment of International Standards on Seismic Isolation Structures (Taiki Saito)

O23D06

Seismic Resilience of Communities (Max Didier)

O27A06

Towards Earthquake Resilience: Recent Developments in Self-Centering Structural Devices and Systems (Bin Wang)

O27A07

Advances in Modeling Fire Following Earthquake (Charles Scawthorn)

O27C06

Performance-Based Assessment and Design of Reinforced Concrete Structures: A session in honor of Professor M.A. Aschheim (Bozidar

Stojadinovic)
O27C07

Simulation of Seismic Hazard and Risk to Tall Buildings in Sedimentary Basins   (Nenad Bijelić)

O27C08SIGMA-2: PSHA with Site-Specific Approaches for Low-to-Moderate Seismicity Areas   (Guillaume Daniel)

O28B03

Rebuilding from the Great East Japan Earthquake - Current Status, Future Outlook and Lessons Learned (Hiroaki Maruya)

O28B06

Recent Progress of Chinese Resilient Urban/Rural and Seismic Disaster Mitigation (Ruizhi Wen)

O28B072021 Kyoto Symposium for the 6th Effects of Surface Geology on Seismic Motion (ESG6): Reflections on Past and Upcoming ESGs andthe State-of-the-Art/-Practice (Shinichi Matsushima)
O28B10Recent Advances in Seismic Performance Of Non-Structural Elements (SPONSE) 1 (Rajesh Dhakal, Shojiro Motoyui)

O28B11

Confined Masonry Construction for Improving Global Earthquake Resilience: Implementation Challenges   (Svetlana Brzev)

O28C01

Protective Technologies for Possible Extreme Seismic Events in Future (Kohju Ikago)

O28C10Recent Advances in Seismic Performance Of Non-Structural Elements (SPONSE) 2 (Rajesh Dhakal, Shojiro Motoyui)

O28C11

Contribution to Sendai Framework (Masaya Sasaki)

O28D04

Engineering Bases to Ensure Protection of NPPs against Earthquakes (Tsuyoshi Takada)

O28D10Recent Advances in Seismic Performance Of Non-Structural Elements (SPONSE) 3 (Rajesh Dhakal, Shojiro Motoyui)

O28D11

Towards Promoting Safer and Earthquake-Resistant Housing (Dominik Lang)

O29A09Advancements in Evaluation of Existing Buildings (Ayse Hortacsu)

O29A10Development of Seismic-Resilient Lateral Systems for Tall Timber Buildings (Keri Ryan)

O29A11

Management of Post-Disaster Debris and Waste (Terri R. Norton)

O29A12

Performance Gap Challenges After Loma Prieta: Managing Seismic Risk in the Legal Arena (Mark N. White)

O29A13

Resilience and Risk Assessment of Structures under Multiple Hazards (Vasant Matsagar)

O29B02Comparison of Seismic Codes World wide (Tatsuya Azuhata)

O29B08

Recent Advances in Hybrid Simulation: Methods and Applications (Giuseppe Abbiati)

O29B09Recent Advancements in Seismic Design and Performance of New and Existing Steel Structures (Taichiro Okazaki)

O29B10Should a Structure be Designed Assuming Maximum-Direction Ground Motions Along the Principal Axes? (Mervyn Kowalsky)

O29B11

Deploying High Strength Reinforcement in Seismic Regions - Risks and Rewards (Iman Satyarno)

O29C02

Post-Earthquake Urban Evolution 1906-2020 with the History of WCEE (Osamu Murao)

O29C08“DEKATSU” the Consortium of Data and Service Collaboration among Private Companies and Academic Institutions for Tokyo

Metropolitan Resilience Project (Naoshi Hirata)
O29C09

Seismic Analysis and Mitigation Strategies of Major-Hazard Industrial Facilities (Keisuke Minagawa)

O29C11

Full- vs. Reduced-Scale Tests for Modeling/Assessment of Structural Members, Dampers and Isolators (Kazuhiko Kasai)

O29D02Semi-Active Control Strategy of Base-Isolation System against Near Fault Ground Motions Verified by E-Defense Test and Real-Time

Hybrid Simulation (Hideo Fujitani)
O29D08Anti-Catastrophe: Performance of Infrastructure Systems for Social Resilience Against Extreme Earthquake Events (Riki Honda)

O30A03Cutting-Edge Research on Buckling-Restrained Braces (BRBs) and their Applications 1 (Toru Takeuchi)

O30A09Machine Learning Applications in Seismic Risk and Resilience Assessment of Distributed Infrastructure Systems (Henry Burton)

O30A10Open-Source Tools for Simulating the Effects of Earthquakes and Other Natural Hazards on Communities   (John W. van de Lindt)

O30A11

Forty Years after Mete Sozen's First Pitch for Drift-Driven Design (Santiago Pujol)

O30A13

Regional Seismic Risk and Resilience Assessment (Junwon Seo, Jamie Ellen Padgett)

O30B05

A New Seismic Observation Perspective for Estimation of Site Amplification   (Hiroshi Kawase, Kentaro Motoki)

O30B08Earthquake Ground Motion Hazard in Subduction Regions (Sean Kamran Ahdi)

O30B10Cutting-Edge Research on Buckling-Restrained Braces (BRBs) and their Applications 2 (Toru Takeuchi)

O30B11

Designing for Tsunami Loads and Effects per ASCE 7-16   (Ian Nicol Robertson)

O30B12The 2019 Tokyo Metropolitan Resilience Project E-Defense Test of a 3-Story Disaster Management Center (Trevor Yeow)

O30C02Integrated Research on Great Earthquakes and Disaster Mitigation in Nepal Himalaya (Hiroe Miyake, Koichi Kusunoki, Soma NathSapkota, Nobuo Takai)

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O30C03Observation and Estimation of Damping of Buildings (Naohiro Nakamura)

O30D09Low Damage/ Resilient Construction (Abdolreza S. Moghadam, Takumi Ito)

O30D10Recent Advances in Seismic Isolation and Supplemental Damping Systems for Vibration Control (Paolo Martino Calvi)

O30D11

Earthquake Resistant Buildings Using Raw and Engineered Bamboo (Cristoforo Demartino)

O01A05Contributions of Large-Scale Experimental Facilities to Computational Earthquake Engineering and their Futures - From 15-Year

Experience of E-Defense - (Toshihiko Horiuchi)
O01A08

Physics-Based Modeling Using Kinematic and Dynamic Source Representations for Quantitative Strong Motion Simulation (Arben

Pitarka, Hiroshi Kawase)
O01A09Framework for Infrastructure Systems Resilience: Overview and Illustrative Applications in Japan and U.S. (Masamitsu Onishi)

O01A10Roadblocks and Incentives for Worldwide Adaptation and Implementation of Seismic Structural Health Monitoring (S2HM) (Farzad

Naeim)
O01A11

Major Developments in Evaluating Seismic Performance of Buildings and Implementation in New Design (Justin Moresco)

O01A12(SOS) Transportation System Seismic Performance: PEER TSRP and Lifelines Programs (Khalid M. Mosalam)

O01B05

Achievements of SIP Social Resiliency Against Natural Disasters (Muneo Hori)

O01B08For Building Platform to Learn about Structure from Other Nations (Yuka Furuyama)

O01B09Post-Earthquake Damage Analysis, Economic Losses and Seismic Risk Mitigation Strategies for Public and Private Buildings (Marco Di

Ludovico, Yoshiaki Nakano, Ciro Del Vecchio)
O01B10“Non-Engineered 2.0”: Rethinking Design Philosophies and Technological Strategies to Improve the Seismic Performance and Resilienceof Non-Engineered Constructions (Martijn Schildkamp)
O01B11

Performance-Based Seismic Design: State of U.S. Research and Practice (Wael Hassan)

O02A04

The 2019 Large-Scale Test Program of Wood Dwellings Including Soil-Foundation Systems Towards Improving Earthquake Resiliency(Takuya Nagae)
O02A10

Seismic Performance of Precast Concrete Structures Emphasizes on the Connections (Qihao Han)

O02B02

Seismic Analysis and Design of Mechanical Structures (Osamu Furuya)

O02B06Integrated Hazard and Disaster Simulations Related Earthquakes and Tsunami Using High Performance Computing Technology (Takane

Hori)
O02B09Current Status and Future Perspectives of Effects of Surface fault Displacement on Critical Infrastructure   (Tatsuya Itoi)039

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
Program (Sep 28th, Oral/OS, Hybrid Session)[O28B01] Control and Hybrid
SystemOral Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 14:00-16:00
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F
Chair : Yuji Koetaka1
1. Kyoto University

14:00-14:15 ID:2c-0090
Basic study on strain hardening coefficient affecting
maximum strength of square CFT beam-columns*Mao Liu1, Masae Kido2
1.National Institute of Technology, Tokuyama College, 2.the University of
Kitakyushu

Sep. 28th (Tue)14:15-14:30 ID:2c-0034
Effects of damper failure on the ultimate performanceof a frame-core tube high-rise building under extreme
earthquakes*Jiang Qian1, Yuyan Chen1

15:15-15:30 ID:2c-0232
SEISMIC BEHAVIOR OF DOUBLE-SKIN STEELCONCRETE COMPOSITE SHEAR WALLS*S. Mohammad Reza Emrani1, Siamak Epackachi2, Ali Imanpour 3
1.Master student of earthquake engineering, Amirkabir University ofTechnology, 2.Assistant Professor, Amirkabir University of Technology,
3.Assistant Professor, Alberta University

15:30-15:45 ID:2c-0138
SEISMIC PROTECTION OF SIMILAR ADJACENTBUILDINGS COUPLD WITH OPTIMAL VISCOELASTICDAMPERS*RAMAKRISHNA UPPARI1, S. C MOHAN1, MAHESH B PATIL 2
1.Department of Civil Engineering, BITS Pilani Hyderabad Campus,
Hyderabad-500 078, Telangana, India, 2.Indian Institute of Technology
Bombay, Mumbai-400076, Maharashtra, India

15:45-16:00 ID:2c-0246
The Influence of Dynamic Buckling on Brace
Compression Forces in Concentrically Braced Frames*Brian Broderick1, Terence Ryan2
1.Trinity College Dublin, 2.University of Limerick

1.Tongji University

14:30-14:45 ID:2c-0152
Experimental Performance of Steel Moment Frame
Connections with Replaceabe Shear Fuses*Paul Richards Richards1
1.DuraFuse Frames, LLC

14:45-15:00 ID:2c-0027
Experimental study on In-plane instability of shearyielding seismic damper using thin steel plate[O28B02] Seismic Performanceof Bridges 1
Oral Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 14:00-16:00
Tachibana Conference Hall, Conference
Building 2F
Chair : Mitsuyoshi Akiyama1, Ahmed Elgamal2
1. Waseda University, 2. University of California, San Diego*Sayuri Honma1, Yukihiro Harada 2, Kazumasa Ebato3
1.National Institute of Technology, Ishikawa College, 2.Chiba University,
3.Kanto Gakuin University

15:00-15:15 ID:2c-0263
Plan strength distribution of self-centering controlled
rocking steel braced-frames for minimizing the
response of asymmetric buildings*Maryam Hafezi1, armin aziminejad1, M.R mansoori1, mahmood
hosseini2, abdolreza s.moghadam2
1.Science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad Unirersity, Tehran, Iran, 2.
International Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Seismology (IIEES)

14:00-14:15 ID:2d-0001
PERFORMANCE-BASED SEISMIC DESIGN OF HYBRIDROCKING BRIDGE COLUMN*Qi Zhang1, M. Shahria Alam1
1.The University of British Columbia Okanagan

14:15-14:30 ID:2d-0020
PERFORMANCE BASED SEISMIC DESIGN OF PIERS
OF REINFORCED CONCRETE BRIDGES*Roger Julian1
1.UNI

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14:30-14:45 ID:2d-0023
Shake Table Tests of Precast Columns with
Geopolymer Concrete Segments Reinforced with
Basalt FRP Bars
*Hong Hao1, Chao Li1, Kaiming Bi1
1.Curtin University

14:45-15:00 ID:2d-0046
DEVELOPMENT OF RC COLUMN WITH EMBEDDEDMESNAGER HINGE FOR BEYOND DESIGN BASISEVENTS*Keita Uemura1, Yoshikazu Takahashi1, Kento Goto1, Shinya
Yamamoto2[O28B03] Rebuilding from theGreat East Japan Earthquake- Current Status, Future Outlook
and Lessons Learned
Concurrent Session

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 14:00-16:00
Hagi Conference Hall, Conference Building 2F
Organizer : Hiroaki Maruya1
1. Tohoku University

1.Kyoto University, 2.Shimizu Corporation

ID:10a-0036

15:00-15:15 ID:2d-0084

BCM of the Governments Based on the Lessons of theGreat East Japan Earthquake and Other Disasters

HYBRID SIMULATION OF A SELF-CENTERINGBRIDGE-BENT AND COMPARISON WITH SHAKINGTABLE TESTS*Hiroaki Maruya1*Yingjie Wu1, Khalid Mosalam1, Selim Günay1, Arpit Nema1, Jose
Restrepo2

ID:10c-0010

15:15-15:30 ID:2d-0091
SEIMSIC PERFORMANCE OF SELF-CENTERING
PRECAST RC BRIDGE COLUMNS WITHREPLACEABLE ENERGY DISSIPATION DEVICESIDENTIFICATION OF BOTTLENECKS OF BUSINESSRECOVERY FROM WIDE-AREA EARTHQUAKE &FLOOD DISASTER*Satoru Nishikawa1, Shougo Hashitomi1, Kazuyasu Nomura1,
Satoshi Shimizu2, Yuko Araki1
1.Nagoya University, 2.OYO RMS Corporation*JUNFENG JIA1, BO WEI1, JINPING OU1, YISONG LI1

ID:10c-0009

1.Beijing University of Technology

Geographical Housing Recovery Process after MegaEarthquake-Disaster, 1995 Kobe and 2011 Tohoku

15:30-15:45 ID:2d-0097
DEVELOPEMENT OF METABOLIC SEISMIC COLUMNSTO BE ABLE TO REPLACE PLASTIC HINGE UNDERGRAVITY LOAD
*Yoshikazu Takahashi1, Hiroto Maeda1, Manabu Hayashi2*Kenji KOSHIYAMA1
1.Kansai University

ID:10c-0011

1.Kyoto University, 2.Muramoto Construction Co.,Ltd.

After the Fukushima Disaster: A Case Study formonitoring the Stress of Evacuees

15:45-16:00 ID:2d-0099*Masayo AIHARA1, Maki Koyama1, Kouhei Tsuchida1, Daisukie
Matsushita 2, Kiyotaka Ogata

COMPARISON OF CANTILEVER BRIDGES DESIGNEDBY DISPLACEMENT APPROACH AND FORCEAPPROACH*Nelson Betancour 1, Leonardo Rosillo1, Neyid Mauricio Jasbon1,
Felipe Solano1, Maria Catalina Moreno1
1.Pedelta Colombia S.A.S

Sep. 28th (Tue)

1.UCB, 2.UCSD

1.Tohoku University

1.Gifu University, 2.Osaka City University

ID:10c-0005
Dynamic Characteristics of Pile Foundation Buildings
with High Aspect Ratio in Relation to Tilting
Earthquake Damage*Masato Motosaka1
1.Professor Emeritus, Tohoku University

ID:10a-0040
Kataribe-Storytelling: Building Community Resilience
Through Personal Narratives And Local Knowledge*Flavia Fulco1
1.Tohoku University041

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
ID:10c-0006

15:15-15:30 ID:4b-0011

KATARITSUGI: STORYTELLING AS A METHOD INDISASTER RISK EDUCATIONSTUDY ON THE PARAMETERS OF THE HYPERBOLIC
MODEL UNDER PORE PRESSURE INCREASE*Julia Gerster 1, Akihiro Shibayama1, Madoka Ono1

*Rui SUN1, Wei Zhang1, Xiaofei Li2

1.Tohoku University

1.Institution of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration,
2.Binzhou University

15:30-15:45 ID:4b-0030[O28B05] Liquefaction 1

Validation of the Stress-Density Model for
Liquefaction Analysis

Oral Presentation*Majid Zakerinia1, Connor Hayden1, Christopher McGann2

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 14:00-16:00
Meeting Room 2, Exhibition Building

1.The University of Auckland, 2.The University of Canterbury

Chair : Noriaki Sento1

15:45-16:00 ID:4b-0038

1. Nihon University

LIQUEFACTION CONSTITUTIVE MODEL VALIDATIONUSING PORE PRESSURE RECORDS FROM THE
CANTERBURY EARTHQUAKE SEQUENCE

14:00-14:15 ID:4b-0051
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS ON AFTERSHOCK-INDUCEDLIQUEFACTION OF SANDY GROUND WITH WATERLEVEL RAISED BY MAIN SHOCK*Tahoura Khansari1, Connor Patrick Hayden1, Liam Wotherspoon1
1.The University of Auckland*Takahiro Yoshikawa1, Toshihiro Noda1

Sep. 28th (Tue)

1.Nagoya University[O28C01] Protective
Technologies for Possible
Extreme Seismic Events inFuture14:15-14:30 ID:4b-0007
MODEL TO PREDICT EQUIVALENT NUMBER OF
EARTHQUAKE CYCLES FOR NORMALIZEDAMPLITUDE BINS

Concurrent Session*Brian Carlton1, Ryan Stelzer 1, Silvia Mazzoni2

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 16:30-18:30
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F

1.NGI, 2.UCLA

14:30-14:45 ID:4b-0027
A fundamental study on a relationships between
increase of pore water pressure and accumulated
dissipation energy of liquefiable soils*Masanori Yamamoto1, Taku Kanzawa1, Jun Izawa1
1.Railway Technical Research Institute

Organizer :ID:2g-0057
Parameter Optimization for Stiffness Distribution andDamping Coefficient Distribution in a Group of
Buildings*Takayuki Sone1, Takuya Kinoshita1, Masashi Yamamoto1

14:45-15:00 ID:4b-0043

1.Research and Development Institute, Takenaka Corporation

Laboratory Component of Next Generation
Liquefaction Database

ID:2g-0075*Kenneth Stewart Hudson , Paolo Zimmaro , Claudia Rangel , Scott
J. Brandenberg1, Jonathan P. Stewart1

Shaking table test result of the developed Long Stroke
Tuned Mass Damper

1.University of California, Los Angeles*Yoshiyuki Ishikawa1, Ryota Maseki1, Sho Aono1, Yuichi Kimura1,
Nobuyuki Yamato1

15:00-15:15 ID:4b-0028

1.TAISEI CORPORATION

Simulation of granular soil liquefaction due to Rayleighwave transformation by 3D Discrete Element Method

ID:2g-0061

1

1*Mingjin Jiang1, Akiyoshi Kamura1, Motoki Kazama1
1.Tohoku University

1

TUNED MASS DAMPER WITH INVERTED PENDULUM
FOR REDUCING SEISMIC RESPONSE*Taketomo Nishikage1, Osamu Yoshida1, Takeshi Sano1, Hiroki
Kitayama1, Hiroshi Hirata1
1.Obayashi Corporation

042

ID:2g-0077

16:45-17:00 ID:2d-0058

Adaptive tuning of hysteretic mass damper for
reducing seismic response in nonlinear multi-story
buildings

Performance of bridges in laterally spreading groundunder long- versus short-duration ground motions*Kensaku Kaneko

1*Xiaowei Wang1, YeongAe Heo2, Bohai Ji1, Aijun Ye3
1.Hohai University, 2.Case Western Reserve University, 3.Tongji University

1.Tokyo Institute of Technology

17:00-17:15 ID:2d-0067

ID:2g-0120
Dual Real-time Hybrid Simulation and Semi-active
Base Isolation System with Nonlinear Behavior*Aoi Honma1, Hideo Fujitani1, Yoichi Mukai1, Mai Ito2

REPRODUCTION SIMULATION OF 1995 KOBE
EARTHQUAKE BY EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE
SIMULATIONS IN EXPRESSWAY NETWORK*Hit Hattori1, Hideo Ohishi1, Masatsugu Shinohara 2, Masaki
Nakamura3, Kazuya Magoshi3

1.Kobe University, 2.Building Research Institute1.Hanshin Expressway Technology Center, 2.Hanshin Expressway Company
Limited, 3.Earthquake Engineering Research Center Inc

ID:2g-0239
Nonlinear signal-based control for shaking table tests
with an amplification device to realize high-risebuildings’ responses*Ryuta Enokida1

17:15-17:30 ID:2d-0070
IMPLEMENTATION OF A MULTI-SPAN BRIDGEGROUND PBEE FRAMEWORK FOR SEISMIC AND
LIQUEFACTION SCENARIOS*Ahmed Elgamal1, Abdullah Almutairi2, Jinchi Lu1

1.Tohoku University

1.University of California, San Diego, 2.Kuwait University, Kuwait City

FUNDAMENTAL STUDY ON VERTICAL RESPONSECONTROL OF ISOLATED BUILDING USING DEEP
REINFORCEMENT LEARNING*Masaki Yukawa , Takeshi Furuhashi , Tomohiro Iwasaki , Yoshitaka
Takeuchi1, Yuki Akama3, Kyosuke Ichikawa4
1

2

1

1.Obayashi Corporation, 2.Nihon University, 3.Ark Information Systems INC.,
4.GROOVE X INC.

Sep. 28th (Tue)

ID:2g-0153

17:30-17:45 ID:2d-0078
EVALUATION OF SEISMIC RESPONSE OF
SOIL+BRIDGE SYSTEM USING 3D DISCRETE AND
CONTINUUM SIMULATION APPROACHES*Kianosh Ashkani1, Carlos Ventura1, Liam Finn1
1.The University of British Columbia-Vancouver

ID:2g-0107

17:45-18:00 ID:2d-0079

Control Effect of Large Tuned Mass Damper Applied
to Existing High-Rise Building for Seismic Retrofit

COLLAPSE ASSESSMENT OF RC BRIDGESCONSIDERING SOIL STRUCTURE INTERACTION (SSI)*Tomoki Yaguchi1, Haruhiko Kurino1, Takeshi Nakai1*Kianosh Ashkani1, Carlos Ventura1, Liam Finn1

1.Kajima Corporation

1.The University of British Columbia-Vancouver

18:00-18:15 ID:2d-0087[O28C02] Seismic Performanceof Bridges 2
Oral Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 16:30-18:30
Tachibana Conference Hall, Conference
Building 2F

Damage Disaggregation for Seismic Resilience
Assessment of Aging Bridge Networks*Luca Capacci1, Fabio Biondini1, Anne S. Kiremidjian2
1.Politecnico di Milano, 2.Stanford University

18:15-18:30 ID:2d-0090

Chair : Michio Ohsumi1

SEISMIC REPONSES OF HUALIEN BRIDGESUBJECTED TO DIFFERENTIAL SUPPORT MOTIONSDUE TO THE 0206-HUALIEN-EARTHQUAKE 2018

1. Public Works Research Institute*HSIAO-HUI HUNG1, C. K. Su1, K. W. Chou1, C. C. Hsu1, Y. C. Sung2

16:30-16:45 ID:2d-0043

1.National Center for Research on Earthquake Engineering, 2.College ofEngineering, National Taipei University of Technology

A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH TO SOLVE THE VEHICLEBRIDGE INTERACTION PROBLEM UNDER
EARTHQUAKE*Charikleia Stoura1, Elias Paraskevopoulos2, Elias Dimitrakopoulos1
1.Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, 2.Aristotle University ofThessaloniki043

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING[O28C03] Earthquake Response
and Early Warning
Oral Presentation

18:00-18:15 ID:6d-0001
Inventory routing problem for building members toshorten the period of damaged building restoration*Tomoki Oshima1, Aya Ishigaki1, Takumi Ito1, Kenjiro Mori1

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 16:30-18:30
Hagi Conference Hall, Conference Building 2F
Chair : Hideomi Gokon1

1.Tokyo University of Science

18:15-18:30 ID:6d-0003
Towards an application of knowledge science toearthquake and tsunami disaster

1. Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology*Hideomi Gokon1

16:30-16:45 ID:6g-0007
Rapid magnitude determination for early warning
considering the time-dependence of P-wave growthand its application[O28C05] Liquefaction 2*Shunta Noda1
1.Railway Technical Research Institute

Oral Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 16:30-18:30
Meeting Room 2, Exhibition Building

16:45-17:00 ID:6g-0008
Earthquake Early Warning System for Portugal:
feasibility and perspective of the stakeholders

Chair : Misko Cubrinovski1, Kohei Ono2

*Mario Lopes , Carlos Sousa Oliveira
1

1.Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

1Sep. 28th (Tue)

1. Canterbury University, 2. Ehime University

1.Ceris, Instituto Superior Tecnico, Universidade de Lisboa

16:30-16:45 ID:4b-0044

17:00-17:15 ID:6c-0008

Evaluation of Liquefaction induced Building
Settlement using Numerical Modelling

NEAR REAL-TIME UPDATING OF PAGER LOSSESTIMATES*Kishor Jaiswal , Davis Engler , Haeyoung Noh , David J Wald1

12

*Muhsin Elie Rahhal1, Graziella Sebaaly11

1.Saint Joseph University

1.U.S. Geological Survey, 2.Carnegie Mellon University

17:15-17:30 ID:6c-0011
Prioritized Seismic Resilience*Graham Taylor 1, Lee Rowley2, Martin Turek3
1.TBG Seismic Consultants Ltd., 2.Herold Engineering Ltd, 3.TVP
Engineering Ltd.

17:30-17:45 ID:6h-0001
FREQUENCY-DOMAIN STIFFNESS IDENTIFICATIONBASED ON ACCELERATIONS ON SPECIFIC FLOORSIN ASYMMETRIC BUILDINGS*Kunihiko Nabeshima1
1.Tokyo University of Science Faculty of Engineering Department ofArchitecture044

16:45-17:00 ID:4b-0013
VALIDATION OF NUMERICAL PREDICTIONS OF
LATERAL SPREADING BASED ON A LARGECENTRIFUGE-MODELS DATABASE*Ruben R Vargas1, Kyohei Ueda 2, Ryosuke Uzuoka 2
1.Department of Civil and Earth Resources Engineering, Kyoto University,
2.Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University

17:00-17:15 ID:4b-0009
EXCESS PORE WATER PRESSURE ACTING ON
BURIED PIPE IN LIQUEFIED GROUND AND ITS
FACTOR OF SAFETY AGAINST UPLIFT*Noriaki Sento1, Yusuke Miyazaki2
1.Nihon University, 2.Kinoshita Sustainability Solutions Ltd.

17:45-18:00 ID:6c-0010

17:15-17:30 ID:4b-0012

Survey of Reconstruction Projects in Japan and
Making the Database for Efficient Disaster Recovery
by Local Governments

URBAN LIQUEFACTION COUNTERMEASURE
PROJECT APPLIED TO CHIBA AND OTHER CITIESAFTER THE 2011 TOHOKU EARTHQUAKE*RYO ITOH1*Susumu Yasuda1, Takao Hashimoto2, Hideaki Uchida3

1.The University of Tokyo

1.Tokyo Denki University, 2.Kokushikan University, 3.Chiyoda Engineering
Consultants Co., Ltd.

17:30-17:45 ID:4b-0047

19:45-20:00 ID:2g-0139

Field Evaluation of Microbially Induced Desaturation
for Liquefaction Mitigation of Silty Soils

SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF TUNED VISCUS MASSDAMPER (TVMD) COUPLED WALL SYSTEM FOR
HIGH-RISE BUILDINGS*Diane M Moug1, Arash Khosravifar 1, Melissa Preciado1, Kayla
Sorenson1, Kenneth Stokoe3, Farnyuh Menq3, Benchen Zhang3,
Leon van Paassen2, Edward Kavazanjian2, 5, Elizabeth Stallings
Young2, Yumei Wang4
1.Portland State University, 2.Arizona State University, 3.The University ofTexas at Austin, 4.Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries,
5.Center for Bio-mediated and Bio-inspired Geotechnics

17:45-18:00 ID:4b-0055
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON LIQUEFACTION
COUNTERMEASURE TECHNIQUE BY USING LOGSWITH DRAINAGE FUNCTION*Masaho Yoshida , Atsunori Numata , Takumi Murata
12

2

1.National Institute of Technology, Fukui College, 2.Tobishima Corporation

18:00-18:15 ID:4b-0054
BIO-GROUTING SIMULATION TO REDUCE THE
LIQUEFACTION-INDUCED DAMAGE OF A LEVEE*Christina Khalil , Fernando Lopez-Caballero
11

18:15-18:30 ID:4b-0001
STOCHASTIC DISPLACEMENT SPECTRA FOR A
LIQUEFIABLE GROUND TREATED WITH GRANULAR
COLUMNS

1.Tsinghua University

20:00-20:15 ID:2g-0204
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF A BRACE-TYPE
VISCOELASTIC DAMPER UNDER LONG-PERIOD AND
LONG-DURATION EXCITATIONS*Dave Montellano Osabel1, Daiki Sato2, Kazuhiko Kasai2
1.Architecture and Building Engineering Dept., Tokyo Institute of Technology,
2.Future Interdisciplinary Research of Science and Technology (FIRST),Tokyo Institute of Technology

20:15-20:30 ID:2g-0141
Development of Variable Mass Effect by Rotary Inertial
Damper Using a Hydraulic Gear Motor*Masahiro Ikenaga1, Hidenori Kida 2, Shigeki Nakaminami2, Kohju
Ikago3, Norio Inoue3
1.Kansai University, 2.Aseismic Devices, CO., LTD., 3.Tohoku University

Sep. 28th (Tue)

1.MSSMat Laboratory, CentraleSupelec, Paris Saclay University*Yuhao Cheng1, Xiaodong Ji1

20:30-20:45 ID:2g-0280
DESIGN METHOD FOR EXISTING TALL BUILDINGUSING OIL DAMPERS AND BRACES WITHDISPLACEMENT GAP*Ritesh Kumar 1, Kazuki Horikoshi1, Akihiro Takahashi1*Daiki Sato1, Kazuki Watai1, Fumiya Ueno1, Kazuhiko kasai2,
Kazuhiro Saburi2, Tatsuhiko Maeda 2, Hiroyuki Masuda 2

1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan

1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Takenaka Corporation

20:45-21:00 ID:2g-0014[O28D01] Damping Devices
Oral Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 19:00-21:00
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F

Design of seismic protection of tall buildings using
viscous dampers*Luis Guerreiro1, Isabel Brás1, Micaela Gonçalves1, João Agostinho1
1.Instituto Superior Tecnico - Universidade de Lisboa

Chair : Kohju Ikago1, Daiki Sato2
1. Tohoku University, 2. Tokyo Institute of Technology

Invited Lecture
19:00-19:30 ID:2g-0324
Seismic design and response control of tall buildings*Xilin LU

1

1.Research Institute of Structural Engineering and Disaster Reduction,
College of Civil Engineering, Tongji University

19:30-19:45 ID:2g-0056[O28D02] Structural Members,
Seismic Response
Oral Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 19:00-21:00
Tachibana Conference Hall, Conference
Building 2F
Chair : Shoichi Kishiki1
1. Tokyo Institute of Technology

PREDICTION METHOD OF ENERGY DISTRIBUTION OFNONLINEAR VISCOUS DAMPERS FOR HIGH-RISE
BUILDING*Xiyuan Liu1, Daiki Sato1, Ryousuke Okada1
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology

04517th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
19:00-19:15 ID:2k-0014
IMPROVED FIXED STRUT ANGLE MODEL FOR
ANALYSIS OF REINFORCED CONCRETE SHEARPANEL ELEMENTS*Nikesh Thammishetti1, Shanmugam Suriya Prakash1, Javad
Hashemi2, Riadh Al-Mahaidi2[O28D03] Damage Estimation
Oral Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 19:00-21:00
Hagi Conference Hall, Conference Building 2F
Chair : Hiroyuki Miura1, Luis Moya 2

1.IIT Hyderabad, 2.Swinburne University of Technology

1. Hiroshima University, 2. Tohoku University

19:15-19:30 ID:2k-0017
ULTIMATE SHEAR STRENGTH OF EXISTING STEELREINFORCED CONCRETE BEAMS WITH LOWSTRENGTH CONCRETE*Kju Kju Nwe1, Kazushi Sadasue1, Hideo Araki1

19:00-19:15 ID:6a-0002
AN UPDATE ON USGS NEAR-REAL-TIME
EARTHQUAKE SHAKING AND IMPACT PRODUCTS*David Jay Wald1

1.Hiroshima Institute of Technology

1.U.S. Geological Survey

19:30-19:45 ID:2k-0011

19:15-19:30 ID:6a-0009

STRUCTURAL BEHAVIOR OF BOLTED JOINTS IN
METAL EXTERIOR WALL

Estimating seismic damage of column bases in steel
moment-resisting frames using modal data

*Miku Kurosawa1, Shoichi Kishiki1, Nobuhiko Tatsumi1*Xiaohua Li1, Masahiro Kurata 2

1.Tokyo Institute of Technology

1.School of Civil Engineering, Chongqing University, 2.Disaster Prevention
Research Institute, Kyoto University

Sep. 28th (Tue)19:45-20:00 ID:2k-0015
FRAGILITY SURFACES FOR EFFICIENT SEISMICASSESSMENT OF GRAVITY DAMS VIA SURROGATE
MODELING*Rocio Lilen Segura1, Jamie Ellen Padgett2, Patrick Paultre1

19:30-19:45 ID:6a-0011
Trial of damage prediction for telecommunication
conduits using machine learning

1.University of Sherbrooke, 2.Rice University*Akira Ito1, Masaru Okutsu1, Masatoshi Yukishima 2, Ryosuke
Matsushita 2, Naoki Hayashi2, Aiko Furukawa3, Gaku Shoji4,
Takanobu Suzuki5

20:00-20:15 ID:2k-0051

1.Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation, 2.NTT DATA Mathematical
Systems Inc., 3.Kyoto University, 4.Tsukuba University, 5.Toyo University

Multi-Hazard Analysis by Hybrid Simulation of
Buildings in Fire and Fire Following Earthquake

19:45-20:00 ID:6a-0001*Zhimeng Yu , David Lau , Jeffrey Erochko , Oh-Sung Kwon ,Ahmed kashef3
1

1

1

2

1.Carleton University, 2.University of Toronto, 3.National Research Council
Canada20:15-20:30 ID:2k-0071
SEISMIC REPONSE OF CONCRETE STRUCTURESINVOLVING PROBABILISTICALLY DEPENDENCECONFIGURATION OF PARAMETERS CHARACTERIZEDBY COPULA THEORY*Jinju Tao1, Jianbing Chen1, Xiaodan Ren1, Jie Li1

CNN-BASED BUILDING DAMAGE DETECTION MODEL
FOR THE PROMPT DISASTER RESPONSE UTILIZINGREMOTE SENSING IMAGES*Shohei Naito1, Hiromitsu Nakamura1, Hiroyuki Fujiwara1, Hiromitsu
Tomozawa 2, Yuji Mori2, Naokazu Monma3
1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience,
2.Mizuho Information & Research Institute, Inc, 3.PASCO CORPORATION

20:00-20:15 ID:6a-0004
FUSION OF MODELING AND REMOTE SENSING FORDAMAGE ESTIMATION

1.Tongji University*Luis Moya1, Erick Mas1, Shunichi Koshimura1, Fumio Yamazaki2,
Wen Liu3, Christian Geiß4

20:30-20:45 ID:2k-0076

1.IRIDeS, Tohoku University, 2.National Research Institute for Earth Scienceand Disaster Resilience, 3.Graduate School of Engineering, Chiba University,
4.German Remote Sensing Data Center, German Aerospace Center

Stochastic response analysis of base-isolated
structures by the ensemble-evolving based probability
density evolution method*Zhenmei Rui1, Jianbing Chen1, Hector Jensen2
1.Tongji University, 2.Federico Santa Maria University

20:15-20:30 ID:6a-0008
Damage Investigation of Non-structural Components
in Buildings with SHM System in the 2018 Osaka
Earthquake*Saori Ogasawara1, Katsuhisa Kanda1, Yoshitaka Suzuki1
1.Kobori Research Complex inc046

20:30-20:45 ID:6a-0018

19:15-19:30 ID:4a-0015

LARGE SCALE SIMULATIONS OF CITIES USINGVIRTUAL REALITY

PHYSICS-BASED AND EMPRICALLY-BASEDCOSEISMIC SLIDING PREDICTION MODELS*Gian Paolo Cimellaro1, Sebastiano Marasco1, Alessandro Cardoni1,
Melissa De Iuliis1*Zhengwei CHEN1, Duruo Huang2, Gang Wang1

1.Politecnico di Torino

1.The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, 2.Tsinghua
University

20:45-21:00 ID:6a-0010

19:30-19:45 ID:4a-0008

SEISMIC BEHAVIOR OF NESTING RACK WITH
STACKED CARDBOARDS BASED ON SHAKING TABLETESTRELATIONS BETWEEN THE CRUSTAL STRAINS AND
DAMAGE TO GROUND CAUSED BY THE 2016
KUMAMOTO EARTHQUAKE, JAPAN*Toshiyuki Masatsuki1, Katsuya Sato1, Yoshiyasu Yamane1, Takenori
Hida 2*Makoto Kamiyama1, Atsushi Mikami2, Hideo Koide3, Yasiji Sawada1,
Hiroshi Akita1, Noriyuki Chiba3

1.Kozo Keikaku Engineering Inc., 2.The University of Tokyo

1.Prof. Emeritus, Tohoku Institute of Technology, 2.Prof., Tokai University,
3.Prof., Tohoku Institute of Technology[O28D04] Engineering Bases to
Ensure Protection of NPPs
against Earthquakes
Sep. 28th (Tue) / 19:00-21:00
Meeting Room 1, Exhibition Building
Organizer : Tsuyoshi Takada1
1. The University of Tokyo

Speakers :*Tsuyoshi Takada1, Takashi Takata 2, Tatsuya Itoi2, Shigeru
Fujimoto3, Minkyu Kim4, Emmanuel Viallet5, Abhinav Gupta6
1.Japan Atomic Energy Agency, 2.The University of Tokyo, 3.Kanagawa
University, 4.Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, 5.EDF, 6.North
Carolina State University[O28D05] Slope Failure
Oral Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 19:00-21:00
Meeting Room 2, Exhibition Building
Chair : Iraj H.P. Mamaghani1, Takao Hashimoto2
1. University of North Dakota, 2. Kokushikan University

19:00-19:15 ID:4a-0002
LANDSLIDE RUNOUTS OBSERVED IN THE 2018
HOKKAIDO EASTERN IBURI EARTHQUAKE*Kazuo Konagai1, 2, Alessandra Mayumi Nakata 2

CENTRIFUGE MODEL TESTS FOR A SUBMARINESLOPE DURING AN EARTHQUAKE AND ITS SLOPESTABILITY ANALYSIS*Kazutoshi Saito1, Noriaki Sento2, Susumu Nakamura 2
1.Department of Civil Engineering, Graduate School Engineering, Nihon
University, 2.Department of Civil Engineering, College of Engineering, Nihon
University

Sep. 28th (Tue)Special Organized Session

19:45-20:00 ID:4a-0006

20:00-20:15 ID:4a-0011
Seismic fragility estimation of geosynthetic-reinforced
embankments*Masahiro Shinoda1, Susumu Nakajima 2, Kenji Watanabe3, Susumu
Nakamura4, Ikumasa Yoshida5
1.National Defense Academy, 2.Railway Technical Research Institute, 3.
University of Tokyo, 4.Nihon University, 5.Tokyo City University

20:15-20:30 ID:4a-0005
IMPLEMENTATION OF THREE-DIMENSIONALSEISMIC SLIDING ANALYSIS BY NODE-TO-SEGMENTCONTACT ALGORITHM*Hong Zhong1, Shengshan Guo1, Jin Tu1, Deyu Li1, Haibo Wang1,
Boyan Zhang1, Chunlei Li1
1.China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research

20:30-20:45 ID:4f-0010
VERIFICATION OF RESTORATION METHOD FOR
STONE WALL OF KUMAMOTO CASTLE BY LARAGE
SHAKING TABLE EXPERIMENT*Takao Hashimoto1, Toshikazu Ikemoto2, Hiroshi Nakazawa3,
Hirofumi Ikemoto4, Masakatsu Miyajima 2
1.Kokushikan University , 2.Kanazawa University, 3.National ResearchInstitute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience, 4.JR East Research andDevelopment Center Frontier Service Research Institute1.University of Tokyo, 2.International Consortium on Landslides047

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
20:45-21:00 ID:4a-0007
Stability Analysis of Masonry Structures under Staticand Dynamic Loading using Discrete Finite Element
Method*Iraj H.P. Mamaghani1
1.University of North Dakota

Sep. 28th (Tue)048

Program (Sep 29th, Oral/OS, Hybrid Session)[O29A01] Reinforced Concrete
Oral Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 09:00-11:00
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F

SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF RC TALL BUILDINGWITH COLUMNS RESTING ON TRANSFER STOREY*Pulkit Dilip Velani1, R. Pradeep Kumar 1
1.Earthquake Engineering Research Centre, International Institute ofInformation Technology Hyderabad

Chair : Thomas Kang1, Masaki Maeda 2
1. Seoul National University, 2. Tohoku University

10:45-11:00 ID:2c-0067

09:00-09:15 ID:2c-0226
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF SEISMIC FORCES IN
DIAPHRAGMS OF PERUVIAN RC BUILDINGS*Edisson Alberto Moscoso , Julian Miller Palacios
1

10:30-10:45 ID:2c-0163

1

1.Japan-Peru Center for Earthquake Engineering Research and Disaster
Mitigation

09:15-09:30 ID:2c-0199
EARTHQUAKE RESPONSE ANALYSES OF A TALLBUILDING CONSIDERING IN-PLANE FLOORSTIFFNESS*Masanori Fujita1, Kazuo Tamura 2
1.Kanagawa University, 2.Seismic Design Laboratory

TOPOLOGY OPTIMIZATION OF LATTICED STEELWALL WITH CONTACT TO EXISTING BEAMS AND
COLUMNS OF RC FRAME*Makoto Ohsaki1, Tomohiro Mikami2, Hiroshi Tagawa3, Jun Fujiwara4
1.Kyoto University, 2.Obayashi Corporation, 3.Hiroshima University, 4.
National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience[O29A03] Management Policy
Oral Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 09:00-11:00
Hagi Conference Hall, Conference Building 2F
Chair : Ryosuke Aota1, Masashi Matsuoka 2
1. University of Hyogo, 2. Tokyo Institute of Technology

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON BOND SPLIT FAILURE OFTENSION REINFORCING BARS EMBEDDED IN
CONCRETE

09:00-09:15 ID:6b-0008*Koshiro Nishimura1, Naoki Onishi2, Mitsuki Kawazu3
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.The University of Tokyo, 3.Hokkaido
University

09:45-10:00 ID:2c-0064
Influence of High Strength Reinforcing Steel on
Seismic Performance of Concrete Special Moment
Frames*Kuanshi Zhong1, Gregory G. Deierlein1
1.Stanford University

10:00-10:15 ID:2c-0084
Seismic behavior of concrete column reinforced withultra-high strength rebars under dynamic loading*Takashi Takeuchi1, Yuping Sun1, Pui-Shum Benson Shing2
1.Kobe Univerisity, 2.University of California San Diego

10:15-10:30 ID:2c-0015

Sep. 29th (Wed)09:30-09:45 ID:2c-0028

CHERISH: A MULTI LEVEL, MULTI-HAZARD RISKASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK FOR CULTURALHERITAGE ASSETS*Giacomo Sevieri1, Carmine Galasso1
1.UCL University College London

09:15-09:30 ID:6f-0003
BACKGROUND AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBANRESILIENCY PROJECT IN BANGLADESH*Mehedi A Ansary1, Abdul Latif Helaly2, Mahboob Hassan3, Abul
Khair4, S Saha5, S A Helaly6
1.BUET, 2.PD, URP, RAJUK, 3.Sr, Procurement Officer, URP, RAJUK, 4.AE,
URP, RAJUK, 5.ATP, URP, RAJUK, 6.TA, URP, RAJUK

09:30-09:45 ID:6f-0005
Structuration and Visualization of Standing Order on
Natural Disaster Management in Myanmar*Masashi Inoue1, Muneyoshi Numada 2, Kimiro Meguro2
1.Eight-Japan Engineering Consultants INC., 2.the University of Tokyo

Soil-Structure Interaction In The Seismic Response Of
High-Rise Building*Alexander Tyapin1
1.JSC Atomenergoproject049

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
09:45-10:00 ID:6f-0007

14:00-14:15 ID:2g-0036

TOWARDS AN IMPROVED URBAN SEISMICRESILIENCE: THE PILOT CASE STUDY OF SANREMOMUNICIPALITY

THREE-DIMENSIONAL SEISMIC ISOLATOR BY FLUID
LEVITATION AND ITS PERFORMANCE EXPERIMENTS
WITH E-DEFENSE*Serena Cattari1, Daria Ottonelli1, Fulvio Franco2, Tommaso
Buschiazzo2, Andrea Guardiani2*Manabu Yamada1, Koichi Kajiwara1, Eiji Sato1, Toshihiko Horiuchi1,
Hideo Kase2, Masaki Hayatsu3, Tetsuya Tomizawa4, Masashi
Yasuda5

1.University of Genova, 2.Municipality of Sanremo

10:00-10:15 ID:6f-0006

1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience,
2.Nemoto Project Industry Co., Ltd., 3.Hitachi Plant Mechanics Co., Ltd.,
4.Meiji Univercity, 5.Setsunan University

Consideration on Cooperation System for Disaster
Response Initiated by Local Governments in Japan

14:15-14:30 ID:2g-0112
SEISMIC DAMAGE REDUCTION DUE TO UPLIFT:SHAKING TABLE TEST OF A SINGLE-STORY FRAME
MODEL ON RIGID GROUND*Ryosuke Aota

1

1.University of Hyogo*Mitsumasa Midorikawa1, Tadashi Ishihara 2, Hisatoshi Kashiwa 2,
Tatsuya Azuhata1

10:15-10:30 ID:6f-0008
DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT AT
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN NEPAL: POLICIES,
CHALLENGES & ROAD AHEAD

1.Building Research Institute, 2.National Institute for Land and InfrastructureManagement, MLIT

*Ganesh Kumar Jimee1, K. Meguro2, A. M. Dixit3, Aditya Tamang1

14:30-14:45 ID:2g-0084

1.National Society for Earthquake Technology-Nepal (NSET), 2.the Universityof Tokyo, 3.Asian Disaster Reduction and Response Network (ADRRN)

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON STRUCTURAL
CHARACTERISTICS OF FOUNDATIONS ATTACHIEDTO THE LAMINATED RUBBER BEARING

10:30-10:45 ID:6f-0012*Keiko Morita1, Mineo Takayama1

Probabilistic Seismic Risk Analysis for Disaster
Scenario Planning and Improving Disaster Risk andEmergency Management Policy*Sabine Kast1, Kimiro Meguro2, Hideki Kit Miyamoto1, Amir Gilani1

Sep. 29th (Wed)

1.Miyamoto International, Inc. , 2.The University of Tokyo

14:45-15:00 ID:2g-0098
Experimental verification of variable-stiffness
isolators with double concave sliding surfaces*Lyan-Ywan Lu1, Yang Wu1, Han-Wei Huang1, Shao-Jou Wang1

10:45-11:00 ID:6f-0013
HOLISTIC ANALYSIS METHODOLOGY AS SUPPORTFOR THE RISK REDUCTION INTERVENTIONS IN
PROTECTED URBAN SPACES*Cristina Olga Gociman , Emil Sever Georgescu , Tiberiu
Constantin Florescu1, Cristian Iosif Moscu1
1

1.Fukuoka University

2

1.UAUIM , 2.URBAN-INCERC

1.National Cheng Kung University

15:00-15:15 ID:2g-0099
Prediction bearing failure with surrogate modeling*Tracy C Becker 1, Huy Pham1
1.University of California, Berkeley

15:15-15:30 ID:2g-0132[O29B01] Experimental Findingsin Base Isolators

Thermal-Mechanical Coupled Analysis Model for
Matrix Sliding Bearings

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 14:00-16:00
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F

1.Hokkaido University, 2.Daiwa House Industry, 3.Kurosawa Construction,
4.BBM

Oral Presentation*Masaru Kikuchi1, Ken Ishii1, Takahisa Mori2, Ryotaro Kurosawa3,
Hiroshi Sugiyama4, Takahiro Koizumi4

Chair : Mitsumasa Midorikawa1, Keiko Morita 2

15:30-15:45 ID:2g-0040

1. Building Research Institute, 2. Fukuoka University

A consistent omnidirectional nonlinear hysteretic
response model for triple friction pendulum bearings*Henan Mao1, Huseyin Darama 2, Ertugrul Taciroglu1
1.University of California, Los Angeles(UCLA), 2.Arup050

15:45-16:00 ID:2g-0043

14:15-14:30 ID:3c-0002

Response reduction method for base-isolatedbuildings under long-period and long-duration groundmotions

YIELDING STEEL DAMPERS TO REPLACE CONCRETE
SHEAR KEYS FOR SEISMIC RETROFIT OF BRIDGESWITH UNEQUAL HEIGHT PIERS*Akiko Kishida1, Kenzo Taga 2*Nailiang Xiang1, Yoshiaki Goto1, Makoto Obata1, M. Shahria Alam2,
Jianzhong Li3

1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience,
2.Kobe University[O29B02] Comparison of
Building Seismic Codes
Worldwide
Special Organized Session

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 14:00-16:00
Tachibana Conference Hall, Conference
Building 2F
Organizer : Tatsuya Azuhata1
1. Building Research Institute

Speakers :*Z. Abaev2, Tatsuya Azuhata3, UlugbekT. Begaliev4, Carlos
Gutiérrez5, Yuji Ishiyama1, Davy Sukamta6, Chia-Ming Uang7, Radu
Vacareanu8, Ercan Yuksel9[O29B04] Assessment andRetrofitting of Bridges
Oral Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 14:00-16:00
Meeting Room 1, Exhibition Building
Chair : Gaku Shoji

14:30-14:45 ID:3c-0004
SESIMIC ASSESSMENT OF TALL PIER BRIDGESUSING ROKCING FOUNDATION RETROFITTED WITH
INERTER SYSTEM*Xu Chen1, Chun-xiang Li1
1.Shanghai University

14:45-15:00 ID:3c-0005
Seismic Upgrade of Fault Crossing Water Pipelines
Using Large Diameter Earthquake Resistant Ductile
Iron Pipe*Mahmoud M Hachem1, Roger Parra 2, Jiun-Wei Lai2, Alex Barnes2,
Anthony Ambrosio-Meir 2, Darren Baune3, Winston Chai4
1.Earthquake Solutions, 2.Degenkolb Engineers, 3.Carollo Engineers, Inc.,
4.Metropolitan Water District of Southern California

15:00-15:15 ID:3c-0006
SEISMIC EVALUATION OF REINFORCED CONCRETE
BRIDGES USING CAPACITY-BASED INELASTICDISPLCAEMENT SPECTRA

Sep. 29th (Wed)

1.Hokkaido University, 2.North Caucasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy,
3.International Institute of Seismology and Earthquake Engineering, 4.
International University of Innovation Technologies, 5.National Center for
Disaster Prevention (CENAPRED), 6.Davy Sukamta & Partners Consulting
Engineers, 7.Professor, University of California, San Diego, 8.Technical
University of Civil Engineering Bucharest, 9.Istanbul Technical University

1.Nagoya Institute of Technology, 2.The University of British Columbia, 3.
Tongji University*Ping-Hsiung Wang1, Kuo-Chun Chang2, Hsiao-Hui Hung1, W.-C.
Cheng2
1.NCREE, 2.NTU

15:15-15:30 ID:3c-0011
Seismic Assessment of Skewed Chilean Highway
Bridges
Sofia Aldea1, *Ramiro Bazaez1
1.Department of Civil Engineering, Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria1

1. University of Tsukuba

14:00-14:15 ID:3c-0001
Using Ambient Vibration Tests and Modal Analysis for
Model Updating of a Highway Bridge in Canada*Mehrtash Motamedi1, Saied Allahdadian1, Leila Katebi1, Alexander
Mendler 1, Yavuz Kaya 2, Carlos E. Ventura1
1.University of British Columbia, 2.BC Ministry of Transportation andInfrastructure

15:30-15:45 ID:3c-0012
BENCHMARK COLUMN AND BENCHMARK BRIDGESEISMIC SENSITIVITY UNDER DEGRADING CYCLICRESPONSE*Michael H. Scott1, Kevin R. Mackie2
1.Oregon State University, 2.University of Central Florida

15:45-16:00 ID:3c-0014
Seismic Performance Assessment of An Isolated
Bridge-Soil-Foundation System*Saber Fosoul1, Michael Tait1
1.McMaster University051

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
15:30-15:45 ID:4e-0016[O29B05] Soil StructureInteraction 1

SEISMIC INTERACTION OF INTERDEPENDENTSYSTEMS IN URBAN AREAS

Oral Presentation*JUAN Manuel MAYORAL1, Gilberto Mosqueda 2

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 14:00-16:00
Meeting Room 2, Exhibition Building

1.Institute of Engineering at UNAM, 2.UCSD

15:45-16:00 ID:4f-0002

Chair : Nozomu Yoshida1, Silvana Montoya-Noguera 2

Multiple excitation problem for underground structure

1. Kanto Gakuin University, 2. Universidad EAFIT*Nozomu Yoshida1

14:00-14:15 ID:4c-0028

1.Kanto Gakuin University

VALIDATION OF 3D FEM MODEL USED IN
LIQUEFACTION ANALYSIS OF SOIL-PILE-STRUCTURE
SYSTEM*Yuichi Otsuka1, Yukio Tamari1, Tsuyoshi Ichimura 2, Muneo Hori3,
Susumu Yasuda4
1.Tokyo Electric Power Services Co., Ltd., 2.Earthquake Research Institute,
The University of Tokyo, 3.Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science andTechnology Research Institute, 4.Tokyo Denki University

Oral Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 16:30-18:30
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F

14:15-14:30 ID:4c-0040
Dynamic centrifuge model tests on pile foundation ofplate-shape building in soft clayey ground andliquefiable sandy ground

Chair : Insung Kim1

*Takehiro OKUMURA1, Tsuyoshi HONDA1, Junji HAMADA1

16:30-16:45 ID:2j-0033

1.Takenaka Research & Development Institute

THE LOW-DAMAGE DESIGN OF HYBRID CONCRETE
ROCKING WALLS FOR TURANGA LIBRARY,CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND

1. Degenkolb Engineers

14:30-14:45 ID:4c-0010

Sep. 29th (Wed)*Stefano Pampanin1, Tim Shannon2, Jamaledin Borzouie2, Craig
Lewis2SHAKING TABLE TEST ON THE SEISMIC RESPONSE
OF GROUP PILES IN LIQUEFIABLE SOIL

1.Sapienza University of Rome, 2.Lewis Bradford Consulting Engineers*Yung-Yen Ko1, Yi-Ting Li1
1.National Cheng Kung University

16:45-17:00 ID:2j-0032
BI-DIRECTIONAL CONDITIONAL-SPECTRA-BASEDRECORD SELECTION FOR HORIZONTAL AND
VERTICAL GROUND MOTIONS

14:45-15:00 ID:4d-0006
KINEMATIC INTERACTION IN PILE FOUNDATIONUNDER DIFFERENT LATERAL SPREADING EVENTS*Anurag Sahare , Kyohei Ueda , Ryosuke Uzuoka
1

2*Paolo Bazzurro1, Mohsen Kohrangi2, Konstantinos Bakalis3,
Dimitrios Vamvatsikos3

3

1.PhD Student, Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University, 2.
Assistant Professor, Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University,
3.Professor, Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University

1.University School for Advanced Studies IUSS Pavia, 2.RED, RISKENGINEERING + DEVELOPMENT, 3.National Technical University of Athens

17:00-17:15 ID:2j-0027

15:00-15:15 ID:4e-0014
EFFECT OF DRAWDOWN AND DENSITY ON DYNAMICRESPONSE OF EARTHEN EMBANKMENTPERFORMANCE-BASED ASSESMENT OF
REINFORCED CONCRETE FRAMES WITH
UNREINFORCED MASONRY INFILL WALLS*Gautham Adapa1, Kyohei Ueda1, Ryosuke Uzuoka1*Jorge Archbold1, 2, Khalid M. Mosalm1, 3

1.Kyoto University

1.University of California Berkeley, 2.Universidad del Norte, 3.Pacific
Earthquake engineering Research (PEER) Center

15:15-15:30 ID:4c-0016

17:15-17:30 ID:2j-0026

SEISMIC FRAGILITY FUNCTIONS OF METROTUNNELS*Gabriel Candia , Benjamin Lyon , Jorge Macedo , Renzo Cornejo
1, 3

1

2

1.Universidad del Desarrollo, 2.Goergia Institute of Technology, 3.National
Research Center for Integrated Natural Disaster Management CONICYT/FONDAP/15110017

052[O29C01] Case Study on
Performance-Based Design2

Ikitelli City Hospital: Performance-Based Design of
the Largest Base Isolated Building in the World*Aysegul Gogus1, Lauren Biscombe1, Nami Rokhgar 1, Atila Zekioglu1
1.Arup17:30-17:45 ID:2j-0017
The shaking table test of strengthen / retrofitting withgabion mesh as jacketing method Toward
improvement of earthquake safety of non-engineeredbuilding in Nepal*Hiroshi Imai1, Teddy Boen2, Kiyo Komurai3, Hiroki Suzuki3, Hiroshi
Nakazawa4
1.Institute of Technologists, 2.CSI Indonesia, 3.Chiba University, 4.National
Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention[O29C03] Innovative Technology
in Earthquake Engineering
Oral Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 16:30-18:30
Hagi Conference Hall, Conference Building 2F
Chair : Yongbo Peng1
1. Tongji University

17:45-18:00 ID:2j-0008
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF SLIDE GUSSET PLATESBRACED FRAMES (SGBFs)*Qi Tang1, Xin Wang1, Jie Jing2, Yao Cui1
1.State Key Laboratory of Coastal and Offshore Engineering, Dalian
University of Technology, 2.Architectural Design & Research Institute,
Tsinghua University, Beijing

18:00-18:15 ID:2j-0021
CASE STUDY ON SEISMIC HEBAVIOR OF ANINNOVATIVE STRUCTURAL SYSTEM FOR
PREFABRICATED CONSTRUCTION*He Zhao1, Mu-Xuan Tao1, Xin Nie1, Zhao-Xin Hou2, Chao Gong2,
Chen Wang1
1.Tsinghua University, 2.Central Research Institute of Building andConstruction, MCC Group, Co., Ltd

18:15-18:30 ID:2j-0007*Christopher L Segura Jr.1, Siamak Sattar 1
1.Research Structural Engineer, National Institute of Standards andTechnology (NIST), Gaithersburg, MD

Development of IoT-Based Smart System for
Monitoring Fluid Viscous Damper*Tzu-Hsuan Lin1, Yu-Chih Chen2, Chyuan Chang2, Tien-Hung Chiu2,
Feng-Ming Shih2, Chih-Pei Chien2, Jing-Xuan Peng1
1.National Central University, 2.Sinotech Engineering Consultants, Inc.

16:45-17:00 ID:9e-0006
DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTEGRATED STRUCTURALHEALTH MONITORING SYSTEM USING WIRELESSSENSOR NETWORK*Niusha Navabian1, Sherif Beskhyroun2
1.PhD Candidate, Auckland University of Technology, 2.Senior Lecturer,
Auckland University of Technology

17:00-17:15 ID:9e-0002
ON THE CERS METHODS FOR REALTIMEEVALUATION METHODS ON A TRAVEL TIME AND A
DAMPING

Sep. 29th (Wed)

Uncertainty in the Seismic Response of RC Structural
Components due to Material Variability

16:30-16:45 ID:9a-0007*Yutaka Nakamura1
1.System and Data Research Co., Ltd.

17:15-17:30 ID:9e-0018[O29C02] Post-Earthquake
Urban Evolution 1906-2020 with
the History of WCEESpecial Organized Session

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 16:30-18:30
Tachibana Conference Hall, Conference
Building 2F
Organizer : Osamu Murao1
1. Tohoku University

Speakers :*Osamu Murao1, Kimiro Meguro2, Taro Igarashi1, Michio Ubaura1,
Takako Izumi1
1.Tohoku University, 2.The University of Tokyo

DESIGN OF A BUCKLING-CONTROL BRACE BASEDON ORIGAMIDESIGN OF A BUCKLING-CONTROLBRACE BASED ON ORIGAMI*Jianguo Cai1, 3, Ya Zhou1, Yuhang Zhou2, Qian Zhang1, Jian Feng1, 3
1.National Prestress Engineering Research Center, Southeast University,
2.Shanghai Municipal Engineering Design Institute (Group) Co., Ltd., 3.Key
Laboratory of C&PC Structures of Ministry of Education, Southeast
University

17:30-17:45 ID:9d-0006
A staggered time-integratioN method on the integral
form of motion equation for real-time hybrid
simultaion*Kung-Juin Wang1, Keh-Chyuan Tsai2
1.National Center for Research on Earthquake Engineering, 2.National
Taiwan University

17:45-18:00 ID:9e-0016
PRESENTING A NEW TYPE OF TUNED MASS DAMPER
FOR VIBRATION CONTROL PURPOSES*Mehrdad Sadeghzadeh Nazari1, Kimiro Meguro2, Muneyoshi
Numada 2
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.The University of Tokyo

053

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18:00-18:15 ID:9e-0003

17:15-17:30 ID:2e-0007

EARTHQUAKE GROUND MOTION MATCHING ON
SHAKING TABLE USING DEEP Q-NETWORKCONTROLLER

EARTHQUAKE RESPONSE SENSITIVITY OF COMPLEXINFRASTRUCTURE NETWORKS*SELMA HANANE LARBI , Nouredine Bourahla , Yasser Bourahla ,Khireddine Choutri4
1

2

3

1.Civil Eng. dept, University of Blida1, Algeria, 2.ENP, Algeria, 3.USTHB,
Algeria, 4.Aeronautic dept., University of Blida1, Algeria

18:15-18:30 ID:9e-0017
EDDY CURRENT DAMPING REINFORCED SLIDINGISOLATION BEARING AND DESIGN OPTIMIZATIONUNDER UNCERTAINTIES*Yongbo Peng1, Yangyin Ma1*JUAN CARLOS DE LA LLERA1, Elisa Ferrario2, Mauricio Monsalve2,
Paula Aguirre3, Alondra Chamorro4, Sebastian Castro2, Alan
Poulos2, Gabriel Candia5, Yolanda Alberto 6
1.Depart. of Struct. and Geotech. Engnrg.; (CIGIDEN) CONICYT/FONDAP/15110017, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (PUC), 2.
CIGIDEN, CONICYT/FONDAP/15110017, PUC, 3.School of Engineering;(CIGIDEN) CONICYT/FONDAP/15110017, PUC, 4.Department of Engineeringand Construction Management; (CIGIDEN) CONICYT/FONDAP/15110017,
PUC, 5.School of Engineering, Universidad del Desarrollo; CIGIDEN,
CONICYT/FONDAP/15110017, PUC, 6.Department of Civil Engineering,
Universidad de Chile; CIGIDEN, CONICYT/FONDAP/15110017, PUC

17:30-17:45 ID:2e-0011
AN ANALYTICAL METHOD OF LARGE-DIAMETERSTEEL PIPES SUBJECTED TO STRIKE-SLIP FAULTING

1.Tongji University*Chun jie Huang1, Wei Liu1

[O29C04] Lifelines
Oral Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 16:30-18:30
Meeting Room 1, Exhibition Building

1.Tongji University

17:45-18:00 ID:2e-0016
SEISMIC RESISTANCE OF WATER-SUPPLY PIPE IN
THE TRANSVERSE DIRECTION DUE TO THE
DIAMETER EFFECT

Sep. 29th (Wed)Chair : MASAKATSU MIYAJIMA1, Gersena Banushi2*Yasuko Kuwata1, Hiromi Sakurai1

1. Kanazawa Universtiy, 2. HafenCity University Hamburg

1.Kobe University

16:30-16:45 ID:2e-0002

18:00-18:15 ID:2e-0021

EVALUATION OF DAMAGE CHARACTERISTICS OF
WATER DISTRIBUTION PIPELINES AFTER RECENT
EARTHQUAKES IN JAPANLATERAL TORSIONAL COUPLING IN ELEVATEDWATER TANK ON HILLY SLOPE*Yoshihisa Maruyama , Yuki Taguchi
1

1*Sekhar Chandra Dutta1, Shreeprakash Singh1
1.Indian Institute of Technology (ISM) Dhanbad

1.Chiba University

16:45-17:00 ID:2e-0003
Seismic vulnerability and resilience of the water
systems of two municipalities of Mexico City based on
the evaluation of the effects of the 2017 Puebla
Earthquake*A. Gustavo Ayala1, Marco A. Escamilla1, Otoniel Palacios1

18:15-18:30 ID:2e-0027
Numerical Investigation of Pipeline Response toLongitudinal Ground Movement*Gersena Banushi1, Brad Parker Wham2, Craig A Davis3, Ingo
Weidlich1
1.HafenCity University Hamburg, 2.University of Colorado Boulder, 3.CAD
Engineering

1.National Autonomous University of Mexico

17:00-17:15 ID:2e-0006
seismic vulnerability analysis of 800kV Ultra High
Voltage Direct Current Wall Bushing*Huangbin Liang1, Qiang Xie1
1.Tongji University[O29C05] Soil StructureInteraction 2
Oral Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 16:30-18:30
Meeting Room 2, Exhibition Building
Chair : Nozomu Yoshida1, JUAN Manuel MAYORAL 2
1. Kanto Gakuin University, 2. Institute of Engineering at UNAM054

16:30-16:45 ID:4c-0009

18:15-18:30 ID:4e-0023

SHAKING TABLE TESTS AND NUMERICALSIMULATIONS ON SITE-CITY INTERACTION EFFECTS
UNDER COMPLEX TERRAINSPHYSICAL MODELING OF INTERACTION OF A
3-STORY BUILDING WITH A REVERSE FAULTING
PROTECTED BY SOFT TUNNELS*Yuan Tian1, Xinzheng Lu1, Duruo Huang2*Meysam Fadaee1, Ioannis Anastasopoulos2, George Gazetas3,
Farnoud Farzaneganpour4

1. Key Laboratory of Civil Engineering Safety and Durability of China
Education Ministry, Department of Civil Engineering, Tsinghua University,
2.Department of Hydraulic Engineering, Tsinghua University

16:45-17:00 ID:4c-0038
Seismic observation of large-scale piled raftfoundation with grid-form deep mixing walls
supporting isolated office building*Junji Hamada1, Shuichi Wakai1, Kiyoshi Yamashita1
1.Takenaka Corporation

17:00-17:15 ID:4c-0034
Experimental Study of Influence of Soil-Pile-StructureInteraction on Dynamic Behavior of RC High-Rise
Buildings*Mojtaba Ansari1, 2, Ali Komak Panah2, Maryam Nazari1
1.California State University, Fresno, 2.Tarbiat Modares University

17:15-17:30 ID:4c-0061
Dynamic soil-structure interaction of two adjacentbuildings: the Plaza Cathedral case in Bucharest*Evangelia Garini1, George Gazetas1, Konstantinos Kanellopoulos2,
Joanis Radhima1

17:30-17:45 ID:4c-0005
Nonlinear Soil Resistance of Pile Group Foundation
Subjected to Harmonic Excitation Based on 3D FEM*Takaharu Nakano1, Yuji Miyamoto1
1.Osaka University

17:45-18:00 ID:4c-0029
Seismic Soil-Structure Interaction Effects on Period
Lengthening Characteristics of Tall Buildings*Jaime A Mercado1, Luis G Arboleda-Monsalve2, Kevin R Mackie3
1.Ph.D. Candidate, University of Central Florida, 2.Assistant Professor,
University of Central Florida, 3.Professor, University of Central Florida

18:00-18:15 ID:4c-0052
EVALUATION METHOD OF SEISMIC DESIGN LOADCONSIDERING SOIL-STRUCTURE INTERACTION AND
SOME CASE STUDIES*Daiki Nakamizo1, Miwa Mizutani1, Yuichi Koitabashi1
1.Nikken Sekkei Ltd[O29D01] RC Components andSystems
Oral Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 19:00-21:00
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F
Chair : Tatsuya Asai1, Takaya Nakamura 2
1. Nagoya University, 2.Niigata University

19:00-19:15 ID:2c-0099
DAMAGE EVALUATION OF RC BEAMS WITH HIGH
STRENGTH TRANSVERSE STEEL REINFORCEMENT*Abdelkader BENYOUCEF1, Ricky Rinaldi1, Taku Obara1, Susumu
Kono1, David Mukai2
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.University of Wyoming

Sep. 29th (Wed)

1.National Technical University of Athens, 2.ETH

1.Assistant professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Science andResearch branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran, 2.Professor of
Geotechnical Engineering, ETH Zurich, Switzerland, 3.Professor Emeritus,
National Technical University of Athens, Geotechnical Division, Greece,
4.Department of Civil Engineering, Science and Research branch, Islamic
Azad University, Tehran, Iran

19:15-19:30 ID:2c-0187
DETAILED EVALUATION OF YIELD DISPLACEMENT OF
REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMN*Tatsuya Asai1, Masaomi Teshigawara1
1.Nagoya University

19:30-19:45 ID:2c-0019
EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON REINFORCED
CONCRETE INTERIOR BEAM-COLUMN JOINTS WITHHEADED DIAGONAL BARS
*Xinyu Shen1, Bo Li1
1.University of Nottingham Ningbo China

19:45-20:00 ID:2c-0258
QUANTIFYING THE DEGREE OF TORSIONAL
IRREGULARITY FOR THE FRAGILITY ASSESSMENT
OF PLAN ASYMMETRIC RC BUILDINGS*Rohan Bhasker 1, Arun Menon1
1.Indian Institute of Technology Madras

055

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20:00-20:15 ID:2c-0072

ID:2g-0130

Seismic Performance of Recentering Beam-Column
Joints Reinforced with Superelastic SMA Bars andEngineering Cementitious Composites Materials:
Experimental Investigation and Numerical Simulation

COMPARISON OF E-DEFENSE TEST RESULTS BY FIVE
INSTITUTES OF SEMI-ACTIVE CONTROL OF BASEISOLATION SYSTEM*Hui Qian1, Zongao Li1, Jinzhao Pei1, Gangbing Song2
1.School of Civil Engineering, Zhengzhou University, 2.Department of
Mechanical Engineering, University of Houston

20:15-20:30 ID:2c-0206
Structural Performance Evaluation of Shear-failing RC
Columns with Large Longitudinal Reinforcement Ratio*Takaya Nakamura1, Kyohei Miyajima1, Iku Yamamoto1
1.Niigata University

20:30-20:45 ID:2c-0257
RESEARCH OF THE SEMI-RIGID COLUMN BASE OF
REINFORCED CONCRETE*Hirona Yoshida1, Tetsuya Yamada 2, Minoru Oda 2, Osamu
Takahashi11.Tokyo University of Science, 2.Sumitomo Mitsui Construction Co., Ltd.

20:45-21:00 ID:2c-0133
STRUCTURAL BEHAVIOR OF CFT BEAM-COLUMNSWITH HIGH STRENGTH STEEL SUBJECTED TOCYCLIC LOADING*MASAE KIDO1, DAIJIRO FUJIOKA1, KOTA JYOZAKI1

Sep. 29th (Wed)

1.The University of Kitakyushu*Hideo Fujitani1, Yoichi Mukai1, Eiji Sato2, Erik A. Johnson3, Richard
Cristenson4, Akiko Kishida 2, Mai Ito5, Takuya Shima1, Keiju Itahara1,
Suguru Iba1, Aoi Honma1, Hirohisa Fukui1
1.Kobe University, 2.National Institute of Earth Science and Disaster
Resilience, 3.University of Southern California, 4.University of Connecticut,
5.Building Research Institute

ID:2g-0212
OUTLINE OF E-DEFENSE SHAKING TABLE TESTS FOR
SEMI-ACTIVE CONTROL OF BASE-ISOLATIONSYSTEM*Eiji Sato1, Akiko Kishida1, Koichi Kajiwara1, Hideo Fujitani2, Yoichi
Mukai2, Mai Ito3, Keiju Itahara 2, Suguru Iba 2, Erik A Johonson4,
Richard Christenson5
1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience,
2.Kobe University, 3.Building Research Institute, 4.University of Southern
California, 5.University of Connecticut

ID:2g-0136
SHAKING TABLE TEST AND REAL TIME HYBRIDSIMULATION OF A SEMI-ACTIVE CONTROLLED BASEISOLATION SYSTEM*Keiju Itahara1, Hideo Fujitani1, Yoichi Mukai1, Mai Ito2, Eiji Sato3,
Suguru Iba1, Eric Johnson4, Richard Christenson5
1.Kobe University, 2.Building Research Institute, 3.National Institute of Earth
Science and Disaster Resilience, 4.University of Southern California, 5.
University of Connecticut

ID:2g-0216[O29D02] Semi-Active Control
Strategy of Base-Isolation
System Against Near Fault
Ground Motions Verified by
E-Defense Test and Real-Time
Hybrid Simulation
Concurrent Session

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 19:00-21:00
Tachibana Conference Hall, Conference
Building 2F
Organizer : Hideo Fujitani1
1. Kobe University

PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF SLIDING MODE
CONTROL FOR SEMI-ACTIVE SYSTEM ON SEISMICISOLATED STRUCTURE*Yoichi Mukai1, Hdeo Fujitani1, Erik A Johnson2, Richard
Christenson3
1.Kobe University, 2.University of Southern California, 3.University ofConnecticut

ID:2g-0254
E-DEFENSE SHAKING TABLE EXPERIMENTS OF
CONTROLLABLE DAMPING STRATEGIES FOR A
BASE-ISOLATED STRUCTURE*Erik A Johnson1, Qian Fang1, Eiji Sato2, Hideo Fujitani3, Yoichi
Mukai3
1.University of Southern California, 2.National Research Institute for Earth
Science and Disaster Resilience, 3.Kobe University

ID:2g-0253
PERFORMANCE OF SEMI-ACTIVE CONTROLLERSFOR A LARGE-SCALE BASE-ISOLATION STRUCTURE
WITH MR DAMPER*Richard Christenson1, Matthew Stevens1, Eiji Sato2, Hideo Fujitani3,
Yoichi Mukai3
1.University of Connecticut, 2.National Institute of Earth Science andDisaster Resilience, 3.Kobe University056

ID:2g-0134

19:45-20:00 ID:5b-0004

Semi-active control of base-isolated structure using
MR damper that simulates variable hydraulic damperand complex stiffness damper

Development of Japan Tsunami Hazard Information
Station -Database of Probabilistic Tsunami Hazard
Assessment along the Nankai Trough-*Akiko Kishida1, Eiji Sato1, Suguru Iba 2, Hideo Fujitani2, Yoichi
Mukai2, Keiju Itahara 2, Erik Johnson3, Koichi Kajiwara1*Yuji Dohi1, Hiromitsu Nakamura1, Tsuneo Ohsumi1, Kenji Hirata1,
Nobuyuki Morikawa1, Shinichi Kawai1, Takahiro Maeda1, Hiroyuki
Fujiwara1

1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience,
2.Kobe University, 3.University of Southern California

1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience(NIED)

ID:2g-0109

20:00-20:15 ID:5e-0002

Eventual Sliding Mode Control for an Isolated
Structure Using MR Damper*Mai Ito , Hideo Fujitani , Yoichi Mukai , Eiji Sato , Erik Johnson ,Richard Christenson5, Akiko Kishida3
1

2

2

3

4

1.Building Research Institute, 2.Kobe University, 3.National ResearchInstitute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience, 4.University of Southern
California, 5.University of Connecticut[O29D03] Tsunami Disaster 1
Oral Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 19:00-21:00
Hagi Conference Hall, Conference Building 2F

Advances of Real-time Tsunami Inundation andDamage Forecast - Present and Future*Shunichi Koshimura1, 6, Yusaku Ohta1, 6, Ryota Hino1, 6, Takayuki
Suzuki2, 6, Yoichi Murashima 2, 6, 1, Akihiro Musa3, 6, 1, Yoshihiko Sato5,
6, Masaaki Kachi4, 6, Hiroaki Kobayashi1, 6
1.Tohoku University, 2.Kokusai Kogyo Co., Ltd., 3.NEC Corporation, 4.A2
Corporation, 5.NEC Solution Innovators, Ltd., 6.RTi-cast, Inc.

20:15-20:30 ID:5f-0008
TSUNAMI EVACUATION SIMULATION USING MULTIAGENT SIMULATION: A CASE STUDY OF KHAO LAK,THAILAND*Nattapon Trumikaborworn1, Panon Latcharote2, Anawat Suppasri3,
Pennung Warnitchai1
1.Asian Institute of Technology , 2.Mahidol University, 3.Tohoku University

Chair : Shunichi Koshimura1
1. Tohoku University

20:30-20:45 ID:5f-0009

19:00-19:15 ID:5c-0002*Hideharu Sugino1, Yuta Abe2

*Ario Muhammad1, Raffaele De Risi1, Flavia De Luca1, Luca
Lombardi1, Katsuichiro Goda 2, Nobuhito Mori3, Tomohiro Yasuda4

1.Secretariat of Nuclear Regulation Authority, 2. Itochu Techno-Solutions
Corporation

1.University of Bristol, 2.University of Western Ontario, 3.University of Kyoto,
4.Kansai University

19:15-19:30 ID:5b-0007

20:45-21:00 ID:5g-0007

TSUNAMI ACTION ON COASTS AND
CONSTRUCTIONSURBAN DEVLOPMENT ON MODULAR FLOATINGSTRUCTURES FOR DISASTER MITIGATION IN
COASTAL CITIES*Andrey Zaytsev1, Efim Pelinovsky2, Ahmet Cevded Yalciner 3, Mark
Klyachko4, Andrey Kurkin5
1.Special Research Bureau for Automation of Marine Researches, Far
Eastern Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences, 2.Institute of Applied
Physics, Russian Academy of Sciences, 3.Middle East Technical University,
4.“Regional Alliance for Disaster Analysis & Reduction” NPO, 5.Nizhny
Novgorod State Technical University n.a. R.E. Alekseev*Gil Wang1, Nitai Drimer 1, Yehiel Rosenfeld1, Yiska Goldfeld1
1.Technion - Israel Institute of Technology[O29D04] Foundation Structures

19:30-19:45 ID:5b-0003
A Macro Spatial Correlation Characteristics of
Tsunami Height and Depth*Yo Fukutani , Takaaki Nakamura , Toshiro Shizuma
1

Sep. 29th (Wed)

SIMPLE MODELING OF PHASE AND AMPLITUDE
SPECTRA FOR OBSERVED TSUNAMI WAVES

Development of computational framework for agentbased tsunami evacuation modelling and fatality
estimation

2

1.Kanto Gakuin University, 2.Shinozuka Research Institute2

Oral Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 19:00-21:00
Meeting Room 1, Exhibition Building
Chair : Taku Obara1
1. Tokyo Institute of Technology

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19:00-19:15 ID:2i-0077

20:30-20:45 ID:2i-0054

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON SHEAR BEHAVIOR OF
HOLLOW PRECAST STEEL-ENCASED HIGHSTRENGTH SPUN CONCRETE PILESCOLUMN-FOUNDATION MOMENT CONNECTIONSWITH HEADED ANCHORS: EXPERIMENTAL TESTSAND ANALYTICAL SIMULATIONS*Taku Obara1, Miku Egawa1, Shreya Thusoo1, Susumu Kono1,
Kiyoshi Miyahara 2, David Mukai3*Benjamin Worsfold1, Jack Moehle1

1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Concrete Pile and Pole Industrial
Technology, 3.University of Wyoming

19:15-19:30 ID:2i-0084
JAPANESE RECENT EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ONULTIMATE BEHAVIOR OF CONCRETE PILES AND PILECAPSJAPANESE RECENT EXPERIMENTAL STUDIESON ULTIMATE BEHAVIOR OF CONCRETE PILES AND
PILE CAPS*Susumu Kono1, Tomohisa Mukai2, Katsumi Kobayashi3, Osamu
Kaneko4, Shinji Kishida5, Tsutomu Komuro6, Taku Obara1, David Jiro
Mukai7

20:45-21:00 ID:2i-0210
NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF PRECAST COLUMNFOUNDATION CONNECTION THROUGH POCKETUNDER REVERSE CYCLIC LOADING*L HEMAMATHI1, JAYA K.P2
1.R.M.K ENGINEERING COLLEGE, AFFILIATED TO ANNA UNIVERSITY,
CHENNAI, TAMILNADU, INDIA, 2.ANNA UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI,TAMILNADU, INDIA

1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Building Research Institute, 3.Fujita
Corporation, 4.Hiroshima Institute of Technology, 5.Shibaura Institute ofTechnology, 6.Taisei Corporation, 7.University of Wyoming[O29D05] Ground Failure

19:30-19:45 ID:2i-0124

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 19:00-21:00
Meeting Room 2, Exhibition Building

Experimental Study on Lateral Load Capacity of RC
Pile Group Foundation using a Centrifuge Model*Yuichi Miyachi1, Kazuhiro Hayashi1, Shuji Tamura 2, Shuhei
Takahashi1, Taiki Saito1
1.Toyohashi University of Technology, 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology

19:45-20:00 ID:2i-0080

Sep. 29th (Wed)

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON MOMENT RESISTINGMECHANISM AT PILE-PILE CAP INTERFACE #1:
Experimental Investigation*Shunsuke Naruse1, Ryo Nakano1, Yusuke Tosauchi2, Taku Obara1,
Susumu Kono1, Katumi Kobayashi2, Takeshi Fukuda3, Yasuhiro
Gunji4, Toshiaki Arai4
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Fujita Corporation, 3.Toda Corporation,
4.Nishimatsu Construction Co.

20:00-20:15 ID:2i-0159
seismic collapse evaluation on irregular steel moment
resisting frames with structure-soil interaction*Yinsheng Li , Y. Bai
12, 3, Z. Tang

4

1.Xi’an Jiaotong University, 2.Chongqing University, 3.Institute for Risk andReliability, Leibniz Universität Hannover, 4.Beijing University of Technology

20:15-20:30 ID:2i-0047
EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF HOLLOW
PRECAST STEEL-ENCASED CONCRETE PILES*Shreya Thusoo1, Susumu Kono1, Junji Hamada 2, Yoichi Asai3, David
Mukai4
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Takenaka Corporation, 3.COPITA, 4.
University of Wyoming

058

1.UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA BERKELEY

Oral Presentation

Chair : Kazumoto Haba1, Diane M Moug2
1. Taisei Corporation, 2. Portland State University

19:00-19:15 ID:4b-0058
Numerical Simulation of Surface Fault Displacement
Considering Material Uncertainties*Kazumoto Haba1, Kai Shinohara1, Masataka Sawada 2, Muneo Hori3
1.Taisei Corporation, 2.Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry,
3.Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

19:15-19:30 ID:4b-0034
Simulation of the Surface Rupture following the 2016
Kumamoto Earthquake using High Performance
Computing*Masataka Sawada1, Kazumoto Haba 2, Muneo Hori3
1.Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, 2.Taisei Corporation,
3.Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

19:30-19:45 ID:4e-0010
TOWARDS UNDERSTANDING THE FABRIC ANDMICROSTRUCTURE OF SILT - FEASIBILITY OF X-RAY
μ-CT TO IMAGE SILT STRUCTURE*Michelle Wesolowski1, Ana Valverde2, Dharma Wijewickreme3
1.MASc Candidate, Department of Civil Engineering, University of British
Columbia, 2.PhD Candidate, Department of Civil Engineering, University of
British Columbia, 3.Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, University of
British Columbia

19:45-20:00 ID:4f-0009
A CALIBRATED METHOD TO DEVELOP NATIONWIDE
VS30 MAP AND SURFACE SPECTRAL ACCELERATION
MAP IN IDONESIA*Reguel Mikhail1, Masyhur Irsyam1, Mohammad Asrurifak 2, Ramli
Nazir 3, Siska Rustiani4, Munirwansyah Munirwansyah5, Archeilia
Dwianca6, Pintor Tua Simatupang7
1.Bandung Institute Of Technology, 2.National Institute of Science andTechnology, 3.Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, 4.Catholic University of
Parahyangan, 5.University of Syiah Kuala, 6.Kozo Keikaku Engineering Inc.,
7.Indonesian Society for Geotechnical Engineering (HATTI)

20:00-20:15 ID:4b-0025
A Fundamental Study on the Effect of Dynamic
Deformation Property Testing method in Seismic
Design for a Bridge Pier
*Taku Kanzawa1, Masanori Yamamoto1, Akira Suzuki2, Satoru
Kasai2, Jun Izawa1
1.Railway Technical Research Institute, 2.Integrated Geotechnology Institute
Limited

20:15-20:30 ID:4c-0015
NON-LINEAR DECONVOLUTION FOR IDENTIFICATIONOF ENGINEERING BEDROCK SEISMIC MOTIONS*Julio Rodriguez-Sanchez1, Francisco Lopez-Almansa 2, Alberto
Ledesma 2
1.AYESA Engineering and Architecture, 2.Technical University of Catalonia,
BarcelonaTech

20:30-20:45 ID:4c-0039

Sep. 29th (Wed)

ADVANCED INFINITE ELEMENTS FOR SIMULATIONOF UNBOUNDED MEDIA*Kemal Edip1, Vlatko Sheshov1, Julijana Bojadjieva1, Toni
Kitanovski1, Jordanka Chaneva1, Dejan Ivanovski1
1.Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Seismology

20:45-21:00 ID:4c-0004
A UNIFIED COMPUTATIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR
FLUID-SOLID COUPLING IN MARINE EARTHQUAKEENGINEERING*Shaolin Chen1, Shulin Cheng1
1.Nanjing University of Aeronuatuics and Astronautics

059

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Program (Sep 30th, Oral/OS, Hybrid Session)[O30A01] Steel Components
and Systems 1

10:15-10:30 ID:2c-0136

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 09:00-11:00
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F*Yongwei Wang1, Zhen Zhou1, Kunsong Zhao1

Oral Presentation

1. Southeast University

Chair : Takanori Ishida1, Hiroshi Tagawa 2

10:30-10:45 ID:2c-0170

1. Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2. Hiroshima University

EARTHQUAKE SIMULATOR TESTING ON BEHAVIOR
OF SEISMIC COLLECTORS IN STEEL BUILDINGS

09:00-09:15 ID:2c-0172
A DISSIPATIVE FRICTION DEVICE FOR HYBRIDSTEEL-TRUSSED-CONCRETE BEAM TO COLUMNCONNECTION*PIERO COLAJANNI1, Lidia La Mendola1, Alessia Monaco2,
Salvatore Pagnotta1
1.Palermo University, 2.Politecnico di Torino

09:15-09:30 ID:2c-0023
Cyclic Testing and Backbone Curve Development of
Steel High-Strength Box Columns in Axial and Lateral
Loads*Chung-Che CHOU1, Guan-Wei CHEN1
1.National Taiwan University, Taiwan

09:30-09:45 ID:2c-0045
Hysteretic Behavior of SHS Steel Columns Subjected
to Small Amplitude Loading History*Takanori Ishida1, Satoshi Yamada1
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology

Sep. 30th (Thu)

09:45-10:00 ID:2c-0071
Collapse Mechanism and Story Drift of Low andMiddle-Rise Steel Moment Frames under BiDirectional Excitation*Koji Hiroishi1, Takanori Ishida 2, Ryota Maseki1, Hiroyuki Narihara1,
Satoshi Yamada 2
1.Taisei Corporation, 2. Tokyo Institute of Technology

10:00-10:15 ID:2c-0131
Cyclic Loading Test of Cruciform Frame Using HighStrength Steel Box-Section Column to Beam Moment
Connection with Exterior Diaphragm*Ryosuke Oba1, Hiromitsu Morioka1, Tomohiro Kinoshita1, Yuji
Koetaka 2, Keiichiro Suita 2, Yukio Murakami1
1.JFE Steel Co., 2.Kyoto University

060

SELF-CENTERING VARIABLE FRICTION DAMPER
BRACING SYSTEM FOR THE EARTHQUAKERESILIENT STRUCTURES*Chao-Hsien Li1, Chia-Ming Uang1, Robert Fleischman2
1.University of California, San Diego, 2.University of Arizona

10:45-11:00 ID:2c-0245
DEVELOPMENT AND EXPERIMENTAL VALIDATION OF
A SELF-CENTRING ARTICULATED QUADRILATERALBRACING SYSTEM*Chinmoy Kolay1, Hironmoy Kakoty1
1.Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur[O30A02] Concrete Walls 2
Oral Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 09:00-11:00
Tachibana Conference Hall, Conference
Building 2F
Chair : Susumu Kono1, Yuichi Sato2, Murat Saatcioglu3
1. Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2. Kyoto University, 3. University of Ottawa

09:00-09:15 ID:2i-0152
Behaviour of Concrete Shear Walls Reinforced with
High-Strength Reinforcement under Reverse Cyclic
Loading*Nima Aghniaey1, Murat Saatcioglu1, Hassan Aoude1
1.University of Ottawa

09:15-09:30 ID:2i-0157
Tests of Reinforced Concrete Shear Walls with
Confined Boundary Elements using Welded Wire
Reinforcement*Murat Saatcioglu1, Mansour Navidpour 1
1.University of Ottawa

09:30-09:45 ID:2i-0148
Experimental tests on post-tensioned rocking
concrete walls with end columns and steel dissipative
devices*Nicola Buratti1, Matteo Luppi2, Loris Vincenzi3, Antonello Gasperi4,
Kourosh Fakoornia1, Mahdi Ghaemi1, Claudio Mazzotti1
1.DICAM - University of Bologna, 2.CIRI - University of Bologna, 3.DIE University of Modena and Reggio, 4.Area Prefabbricati

09:45-10:00 ID:2i-0033
Behavior of concrete walls reinforced by ultra highstrength rebars under dynamic and static loading*CHENGJIN WEI1, YUPING SUN1, Takashi Takeuchi1, Takuya
Fujitani2
1.KOBE University, 2.HASEKO Corporation

10:00-10:15 ID:2i-0029
SEISMIC BEHAVIOR AND EVALUATION OF CONCRETE
WALLS REINFORCED BY HYBRID HIGH-STRENGTH
BARS*Lingxin Zeng1, Yuping Sun1, 3, Takashi Takeuchi1, Jun Zhao2, 3
1.Graduate School of Engineering,Kobe University, 2.Graduate School of
Mechanics and Engineering, Zhengzhou University, 3.China-Japan Resilientand Sustainable Concrete Structures Research Center, Southwest Jiaotong
University

10:15-10:30 ID:2i-0027
SEISMIC BEHAVIOR AND ASSESSMENT OF
CONCRETE WALLS REINFORCED BY CFRP BARS
*Fuqiang Shen1, Yuping Sun1, 3, Takashi Takeuchi1, Jun Zhao2, 3[O30A03] Cutting-Edge
Research on BucklingRestrained Braces (BRBs) and
Their Applications 1
Concurrent Session

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 09:00-11:00
Hagi Conference Hall, Conference Building 2F
Organizer : Toru Takeuchi1
1. Tokyo Institute of Technology

ID:2g-0167
Buckling-Restrained Braces in Bi-Directional Ductile
Diaphragms of Multi-Span Bridges*Michel Bruneau1, Homero Carrion-Cabrera1
1.University at Buffalo

ID:2g-0023
Design and performance of long buckling-restrainedbraces with rectangular cores*Toru Takeuchi1, Ben Sitler 1
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology

ID:2g-0165
A Predictive Low-Cycle Fatigue Model for Buckling
Restrained Braces

1.Graduate School of Engineering, Kobe University, 2.Graduate School of
Mechanics and Engineering, Zhengzhou University, 3.China-Japan Resilientand Sustainable Concrete Structures Research Center, Southwest Jiaotong
University*Brandt Saxey1, Zac Vidmar 1, Mathew Reynolds2, Chao-Hsien Li2,
Chia-Ming Uang2

10:30-10:45 ID:2i-0015

ID:2g-0054

Behavior of ultra-high-performance concrete slender
shear wall with de-bonded reinforcement subjected toseismic type loading

ULTRA-LOW CYCLIC FATIGUE FRACTURE
SIMULATION OF BUCKLING-RESTRAINED BRACES

Sep. 30th (Thu)*BINDHU K R1, MANOD K.M. 2, ANISHA THOMAS3

1.CoreBrace, LLC, 2.University of California, San Diego*Masao Terashima1, Gregory G. Deierlein2
1.Nippon Steel Engineering, 2.Stanford University

1.Professor of Civil Engineering,Department of Civil Engineering, College ofEngineering Trivandrum, 2.Graduate Student in Engineering, Department ofCivil Engineering, College of Engineering Trivandrum, 3.Research
Scholar,Department of Civil Engineering, College of Engineering Trivandrum

ID:2g-0002

10:45-11:00 ID:2i-0007*Gregory Anthony MacRae1, 2, Chin-Long Lee2, Saul VazquezColunga 2, Jian Cui2, Saeid Alizadeh3, Liang-Jiu Jia1

DROP WEIGHT TEST OF POLYPROPYLENE FIBER
REINFORCED CONCRETE WALL AFTER ONE-YEAR
DRYING SHRINKAGE

1.Tongji University, Shanghai, 2.University of Canterbury, Christchurch,
3.BECA Consultants, Hamilton*Yuichi Sato1, Kazuhiro Naganuma 2, Yoshio Kaneko1

ID:2g-0034

1.Kyoto University, 2.Nihon University

BRB STABILITY EVALUATION WITH NOTIONAL LOAD
AND PLASTIC ANALYSISBRB SYSTEM DESIGN FOR STABILITY*An-Chien Wu1, Keh-Chyuan Tsai2, I-Chia Ou2, Li-Wei Chen2
1.National Center for Research on Earthquake Engineering, 2.Department ofCivil Engineering, National Taiwan University061

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ID:2g-0009

15:00-15:15 ID:2g-0271

Brace end flexibility effects on braced frame stability*Saul Yahdiel Vazquez-Colunga , Chin-Long Lee , Gregory MacRae
111

1.University of Canterbury

ID:2i-0026
MASS TIMBER BUCKLING-RESTRAINED BRACE FORSEISMIC REGIONS*Chris P. Pantelides1, Colton Murphy1, Hans-Erik Blomgren2, Doug
R. Rammer 3
1.University of Utah, 2.Katerra, 3.Forest Products Laboratory

Component and Shaking Table Tests for Full Scale
Adaptive Rubber Bearings*Chong-Shien Tsai1, Hui-Chen Su2, Ying Zhou3, Xinlin Lu3, Yi-En Ji4
1.Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Feng Chia University, 2.
Associate Professor, Department of Water Resources Engineering andConservation, 3.Professor, Department of Disaster Mitigation for Structures,College of Civil Engineering, Tongji University, 4.Master Student, Department
of Civil Engineering, Feng Chia University

15:15-15:30 ID:2g-0106
Comparison of Contact Models for Moat Wall
Pounding in a Base-Isolated Moment Frame*Patrick Joseph Hughes1, Gilberto Mosqueda1
1.University of California - San Diego[O30B01] Seismic Isolator 1

15:30-15:45 ID:2g-0224

Oral Presentation

MODELLING RIM IMPACT AND ULTIMATE BEHAVIOUR
OF TRIPLE FRICTION PENDULUM BEARINGS

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 14:00-16:00
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F
Chair : Tracy C Becker , Shoichi Kishiki
1*Pavel Tomek1, Yuli Huang2, Huseyin Darama1, Richard Sturt3

2

1.Arup-Los Angeles, 2.Arup-San Francisco, 3.Arup-Midlands Campus

1. University of California, Berkeley, 2. Tokyo Institute of Technology

15:45-16:00 ID:2g-0284

14:00-14:15 ID:2g-0207

Mechanical Behavior of Lead Rubber Bearings under
and after Non-proportional Plane Loading

A STUDY OF AGED DETERIORATION OF RUBBERBEARINGS INSTALLED IN THE ISOLATED BUILDINGAFTER 30 YEARS IN USE*Shiang-Jung Wang1, Wang-Chuen Lin2, Yu-Sheng Chiang1,
Jenn-Shin Hwang1*YOSHIKI KOYAMA1, Satoshi Yamagami1, Hidetaka Funaki1, Motoki
Misu2, Miyuki Shimizu2, Mineo Takayama3

1.National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, 2.National Center
for Research on Earthquake Engineering

1.Okumura Corporation, 2.SWCC SHOWA CABLE SYSTEMS, 3.Fukuoka
University

14:15-14:30 ID:2g-0246

Sep. 30th (Thu)

New Annex in IEEE693-2018 on Seismic Protection:
Development of Time Histories and Experimental
Evaluation of Protection Devices per Annex*Shakhzod M Takhirov , Leon Kempner , Michael Riley , Eric
Fujisaki3, Brian Low4
12

2

1.University of California - Berkeley, 2.Bonneville Power Administration,
3.InfraTerra, Inc., 4.Pacific Gas and Electric[O30B02] Lessons Learnt from
Earthquakes
Oral Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 14:00-16:00
Tachibana Conference Hall, Conference
Building 2F
Chair : Toshikazu Kabeyasawa1, Eduardo Reinoso2

14:30-14:45 ID:2g-0126

1. Tokyo Metropolitan University, 2. Institute of Engineering UNAMEFFECT OF AN INNOVATIVE ISOLATION SYSTEM ON
THE SEISMIC RESPONSE OF CULTURAL HERITAGEBUILDING CONTENTS*Gabriele Guerrini1, 2, Umberto Tomassetti1, Francesco Graziotti1, 2,
Maria Rota 2, Andrea Penna1, 2
1.University of Pavia, 2.EUCENTRE Foundation*Yi-Hsuan Tu1, Tung Yeh1

14:15-14:30 ID:10a-0013

Performance assessment of a low-cost seismic
isolation prototype using recycled rubber*Roy Reyna , Andre Muñoz , Carlos Zavala , Miguel Diaz
1, 2

LESSONS LEARNT FROM BUILDINGS DAMAGED IN
THE 2018 HUALIEN EARTHQUAKE, TAIWAN
1.National Cheng Kung University

14:45-15:00 ID:2g-0258

1, 2

14:00-14:15 ID:10a-0003

1, 2

1, 2

1.National University of Engineering , 2.Japan-Peru Center for Earthquake
Engineering Research and Disaster Mitigation

AN UNEXPECTED BEAM SIDE SWAY MECHANISM OF
A REINFORCED CONCRETE SCHOOL BUILDING IN
2016 KUMAMOTO EARTHQUAKE*Toshikazu Kabeyasawa1
1.Tokyo Metropolitan University062

14:30-14:45 ID:10a-0015

Invited Lecture

REPORT ON SEVERELY DAMAGED REINFORCED
CONCRETE BUILDINGS BY 2016 KUMAMOTO
EARTHQUAKE, JAPAN

14:00-14:30 ID:2c-0347*Hitoshi Shiohara1, Masaya Saito3, Seitaro Tajiri1, Tomohisa Mukai2

Promoting Multi-Disciplinary Collaboration andEarthquake Resilience Through High-Resolution
Performance-Based Simulations

1.The University of Tokyo, 2.Building Research Institute, 3.Shimz Corporation*Greg Deierlein1

14:45-15:00 ID:10a-0020

1.Director of John A. Blume Earthquake Engineering Center, Stanford
University

MEXICO EARTHQUAKE OF SEPTEMBER 19, 2017:
CORRELATION BETWEEN SITE EFFECTS AND
STRUCTURAL

14:30-14:45 ID:2c-0144*Eduardo Reinoso1, 2, Pablo Quinde1, Luis Manuel Buendia 2, Jony
Zenón Martínez1A BAYESIAN FRAMEWORK FOR ROBUST SEISMICFRAGILITY ASSESSMENT BASED ON VARIOUS
MODEL CLASSES

1.Institute of Engineering UNAM, 2.ERN Evaluacion de Riesgos Naturales*Giacomo Sevieri1, Roberto Gentile1, Carmine Galasso1

15:00-15:15 ID:10a-0024
DETECTING WORKLOAD PATTERNS OF LIFE
RECONSTRUCTION TASKS IN THE URBANDISASTERS -A Case Study of Ibaraki City at 2018
Osaka Northern Earthquake *Keiko Tamura1, Munenari Inoguchi2
1.Niigata University, 2.University of Toyama

15:15-15:30 ID:10a-0031
Influence on Damage to Lifeline on Performance of
Hospitals in the 2018 Hokkaido Iburi-tobu Earthquake
in Japan*MASAKATSU MIYAJIMA1, Ryosuke Noguchi2
1.Kanazawa Universtiy, 2.Japan Railway Construction, Transport andTechnology Agency

1.UCL University College London

14:45-15:00 ID:2c-0106
Development of Seismic Evaluation Platform for
Reinforced Concrete Buildings*Ying-Chuan Chen1, YU-CHI SUNG1, I-CHAU TSAI2, CHIN-KUO SU3,
KUANG-WU CHOU3, KUO-HUNG CHAO1, GUAN-CHUN CHEN1
1.National Taipei University of Technology, 2.National Taiwan University,
3.National Center for Research on Earthquake Engineering

15:00-15:15 ID:2c-0185
Evaluating State-Of-The-Art Methodologies for Post
Earthquake Structural Reconnaissance*Mohamed Mostafa1, Lucas Hogan1, Max Stephens1, Michael
Olsen2, Ken Elwood1
1.University of Auckland, 2.Oregon State University

15:30-15:45 ID:10a-0035

15:15-15:30 ID:2c-0104

LESSONS LEARNT FROM RESPONSE AND
RECONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES AFTER THE 2011
GREAT EAST JAPAN EARTHQUAKELong-term Seismic Monitoring of Middle-rise SRC
Buildings

1.The University of Tokyo

15:45-16:00 ID:10b-0003
EARTHQUAKES AND FIRE RISK – ROMANIANHISTORICAL CASES AND TODAY MEASURES*Stefania Trifan1, Cristina Olga Gociman1
1.Ion Mincu University of Architecture and Urbanism, Bucharest*Toshihide Kashima1

Sep. 30th (Thu)*Kimiro MEGURO1

1.Building Research Institute

15:30-15:45 ID:2c-0050
MONITORING OF TWO REHABILITATED BUILDINGSAND THEIR STRUCTURAL RESPONSE DURING THE
2017 MEXICO EARTHQUAKES*David Muria-Vila1, Baruo Daniel Aldama Sanchez1, Miguel Angel
Garcia-Illescas1, Gerardo Rodriguez Gutierrez1
1.Instituto de Ingenieria, UNAM

[O30B04] Inelastic Response of
Structural Systems 1
Oral Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 14:00-16:00
Meeting Room 1, Exhibition Building

15:45-16:00 ID:2c-0052
CHARACTERISTIC OF EXISTING RESIDENTIAL
BUILDINGS IN INDONESIA AND THEIR TYPICALDAMAGE DURING EARTHQUAKES*Laura Masmia Putri1, Timothy Michael Hart1, Oluwaseun Alfredo
Okusanya1
1.Build Change

Chair : Xinzheng Lu1, Masahiro Kurata 2
1. Tsinghua University, 2. Kyoto University063

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING[O30B05] A New Seismic
Observation Perspective for
Estimation of Site Amplification
Special Organized Session

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 14:00-16:00
Meeting Room 2, Exhibition Building
1. Kyoto University, 2. Kobori Research Complex Inc.

Speakers :*Hiroshi Kawase1, Kentaro Motoki2, Cecile Cornou3, Jamison Steidl4
1. Kyoto University, 2. Kobori Research Complex Inc, 3. Institut des Sciencesde la Terre, Univ. Grenoble Alpes, Univ. Savoie Mont Blanc, CNRS, IRD, Univ.
Gustave Eiffel, 4. University of California, Santa Barbara[O30C01] Structural Member
Assessment 1
Oral Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 16:30-18:30
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F
Chair : Pedro Franco Silva1

16:30-16:45 ID:2b-0013
LARGE-SCALE TESTING OF A CONCENTRICALLY
BRACED FRAME WITH REPLACEABLE BRACE
MODULES*Vahid Mohsenzadeh1, Lydell Wiebe1

Sep. 30th (Thu)

16:45-17:00 ID:2b-0028
Loading Protocols and Backbone Curves: U.S. andJapan Perspectives
3

1.Consulting Engineer, 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 3.National Institute ofStandards and Technology

17:00-17:15 ID:2b-0042
Self-Centering Pendulum Shear Walls via Nonlinear
Elastic Kinematics*Pedro Franco Silva1, Rigoberto Burgueno2
1.The George Washington University, 2.Stony Brook University

17:15-17:30 ID:2b-0044
PARTIALLY REINFORCED MASONRY PIERS UNDERSEISMIC-TYPE LOADS. MEASUREMENTS AND
NUMERICAL SIMULATIONS*George C. Manos1, Lazaros Melidis1, Konstantinos Katakalos1
1.Laboratory of Strength of Materials and Structures Aristotle University064

1.Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

17:45-18:00 ID:2b-0094*Ahmad Ghazi Aljuhmani1, Ayaka Ogasawara1, Eito Atsuzawa1,
Hamood Alwashali2, Alex Vadimovich Shegay 3, Zasiah Tafheem4,
Masaki Maeda5
1.Graduate student, Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University,
2.Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University,
3.Researcher, Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University, 4.PhD
student, Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University, 5.Professor,
Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University[O30C02] Integrated Research
on Great Earthquakes andDisaster Mitigation in Nepal
HimalayaSep. 30th (Thu) / 16:30-18:30
Tachibana Conference Hall, Conference
Building 2F
Organizer : Hiroe Miyake1, Koichi Kusunoki1, Soma Nath Sapkota 2,
Nobuo Takai3
1. The University of Tokyo, 2. DMG, 3. Hokkaido University

1.McMaster University*Bruce Maison , Kazuhiko Kasai , Matthew Speicher*Jose Alberto Gallardo1, Juan Carlos De La Llera1, Hernán Santa
María1, Matías Chacón1

Special Organized Session

1. The George Washington University

2

Material properties uncertainty in the inelastic
behavior of reinforced concrete walls

INFLUENCE OF OPENINGS ON THE SHEAR
STRENGTH AND STIFFNESS OF CROSS LAMINATEDTIMBER (CLT) PANELS

Organizer : Hiroshi Kawase1, Kentaro Motoki2

1

17:30-17:45 ID:2b-0069

Speakers :*Soma Nath Sapkota1,2, Nobuo Takai3, Michiko Shigefuji4, Subeg
Man Bijukchhen5, Om Pradhan6, Toshiaki Yokoi7, Haruhiko Suzuki 6,
Manoj Nakarmi8
1.Department of Mines and Geology, Nepal, 2.Nepal Academy of Scienceand Technology, Nepal, 3.Hokkaido University, 4.Kyushu University, 5.
Khwopa Engineering College, Nepal, 6.OYO Corporation, 7.IISEE, Building
Research Institute, 8.DUDBC, Nepal

[O30C03] Observation andEstimation of Damping of
Buildings
Special Organized Session

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 16:30-18:30
Hagi Conference Hall, Conference Building 2F
Organizer : Naohiro Nakamura1
1. Hiroshima University

Speakers :*Naohiro Nakamura1, Kiyoshi Shingu2, Eduardo Miranda3, Yundong
Shi4, Toshihide Kashima5, Koichi Kajiwara6, Naoki Satake7
1.Hiroshima University, 2.Nihon University, 3.Stanford University, 4.Tianjin
University, 5.Building Research Institute, 6.National Research Institute for
Earth Science and Disaster Resilience, 7.Structural Quality Assurance, Inc[O30C04] Nuclear
Oral Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 16:30-18:30
Meeting Room 1, Exhibition Building
Chair : Tsuyoshi Takada1
1. University of Tokyo

Invited Lecture
16:30-17:00 ID:2f-0042
Challenges of computational earthquake engineering- from fault failure to social responses for earthquake
disasters

17:30-17:45 ID:2f-0030
OVERVIEW OF THE RESEARCH ACTIVITIES IN
EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING AND SEISMIC RISKASSESSMENT WITHIN THE JOINT FRAMEWORKCEA-EDF-FRAMATOME-IRSN*Benjamin Richard1, Cyril Feau2, Marie-Cécile Robin-Boudaoud3,
Emmanuel Viallet4, Vinicius Alvez-Fernandes5, Julien Berger 6,
Ibrahim Bitar7, Christophe Blain7, Julien Clement7, Alexis Courtois 6,
Olivier Fabre 6, Reine Fares2, Loic Le Graciet6, Fabien Grange5,
Thomas Heitz7, Nicolas Ile2, Ioannis Politopoulos2, Natacha Suin6,
Anaelle Torre5, Francois Voldoire 8, Fan Wang2
1.Head of the Structural Performance Modelling and Analysis Lab, IRSN,
Fontenay-aux-Roses, France , 2.Research engineer, DEN - Service d’études
mécaniques et thermiques (SEMT), CEA, Université Paris-Saclay, 91191,
Gif-sur-Yvette, France , 3.Research engineer, FRAMATOME-DTI, France,
4.Seismic Risk Expert, Electricité de France, France , 5.Research engineer,
Electricité de France, France, 6.Engineer, Electricité de France, France, 7.
Research engineer, IRSN, Fontenay-aux-Roses, France, 8.Senior researchengineer, Electricité de France, France

17:45-18:00 ID:2f-0036
SHAKING TABLE TEST STUDY OF NUCLEAR POWER
PLANT STRUCTURE CONSIDERING SSI EFFECT*Zhiguang ZHOU1, Hao CHEN1, Jinyi ZHAO1
1.Tongji University

18:00-18:15 ID:2f-0012
EXPERIMENTS FOR VALIDATION OF FSI MODELS FORSEISMIC RESPONSE OF ADVANCED REACTOR
INTERNALS*Faizan Ul Haq Mir 1, Ching-Ching Yu1, Andrew Whittaker 1
1.University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY

18:15-18:30 ID:2f-0018*Muneo Hori1

An integrated approach for the transfer of seismic
load from bedrock to the structure based on RVT andconditional mean spectra

1.Center for Mathematical Science and Advanced Technology, JAMSTEC*Irmela Zentner 1, Julien Berger 2

COUPLED SEISMIC ANALYSES OF THE ITER
TOKAMAK COMPLEX BUILDING AND TOKAMAKMACHINE*Didier COMBESCURE1, Fernando RUEDA 2, Xiaotan ZHANG3
1.Fusion For Energy, F4E-ITER Delivery, 2.Esteyco, 3.ITER IO

17:15-17:30 ID:2f-0021
A NUMERICAL STUDY ON INTERACTION BETWEENSTRUCTURE AND FOUNDATION ROCK DURING
EARTHQUAKE USING 3D FEM*Wataru Hotta1, Hideaki Sonobe1, Shunichi Suzuki1, Muneo Hori2
1.Taisei Corporation, 2.Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science andTechnology

1.EDF R&D, 2.EDF Nuclear Engineering DivisionSep. 30th (Thu)

17:00-17:15 ID:2f-0033[O30C05] Soil StructureInteraction 3
Oral Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 16:30-18:30
Meeting Room 2, Exhibition Building
Chair : Yung-Yen Ko1, Junji Hamada 2
1. National Cheng Kung University, 2. Takenaka Corporation

16:30-16:45 ID:4c-0041
SEISMIC SSI OF ROCKING SHALLOW FOUNDATIONSON REINFORCED SOIL
*MONU LAL BURNWAL1, PRISHATI RAYCHOWDHURY 2
1.Research Scholar, Dept. of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology
Kanpur, 2. Associate Professor, Dept. of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute ofTechnology Kanpur

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17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
16:45-17:00 ID:4c-0002
IMPACT OF ALTERNATIVE SOIL-STRUCTURE
INTERACTION MODELS ON FRAGILITY OF BUILDINGSWITH PILE FOUNDATIONS*Francesco Cavalieri1, António Araújo Correia 2, Rui Pinho3, Helen
Crowley
1.European Centre for Training and Research in Earthquake Engineering(EUCENTRE), 2.National Laboratory for Civil Engineering (LNEC), 3.Universityof Pavia

17:00-17:15 ID:4d-0011
DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF BATTER PILES AND PILEGROUPS*M. Bharathi1, R.N. Dubey1, Sanjay K. Shukla 2, 3
1.Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, 2.Edith Cowan University, 3.Fiji
National University

17:15-17:30 ID:4c-0060
Effects of bending stiffness of footing beam and piletips’ support condition on pile behaviors during
earthquakes*Shuji TAMURA1, Masataka Ito1, Kyohei Ueda 2
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Disaster Prevention Research Institute,
Kyoto University

17:30-17:45 ID:4c-0027
Effects of nonlinearity in tropical soils on the structure
performance*Silvana Montoya-Noguera1
1.Universidad EAFIT

17:45-18:00 ID:4e-0020
SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION OF A STRUCTURE
SUBJECTED TO FREE-, FORCED-VIBRATION AND
AMBIENT NOISE EXCITATION

Sep. 30th (Thu)*Athanasios Vratsikidis1, Dimitris Pitilakis1, Anastasios
Anastasiadis1
1.Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

18:00-18:15 ID:4c-0017
Experimental and Analytical Study on Collapses of
Retaining Walls during the 2016 Kumamoto
Earthquake

Oral Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 19:00-21:00
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F
Chair : James M Ricles1, Shoichi Kishiki2
1. Lehigh University, 2. Tokyo Institute of Technology

19:00-19:15 ID:2c-0222
An Analytical Model of Anchor Bolted ColumnBaseplate Connections in Steel Moment Frame
Buildings*Tharun John Joseph1, Rupen Goswami2
1.Jacobs Engineering Group (Buildings, Infrastructure and Advanced
Facilities), 2.Indian Institute of Technology Madras

19:15-19:30 ID:2c-0079
Bending moment distribution estimation of actual
steel building structure by micro strain measurement*Jun Iyama1, Keita Araki2
1.The University of Tokyo, 2.ITEC Corporation

19:30-19:45 ID:2c-0295
Estimation of Stress Distribution by Micro Strain
Measurement in Seismic Reinforcement Steel Brace*Tsuyoshi Koyama1, Yoshihiro Fukushima1, Jun Iyama1, Tomohiro
Fukuda1
1.The University of Tokyo

19:45-20:00 ID:2c-0270
LOW-CYCLE FATIGUE BEHAVIOR OF JAPANESESTEEL BEAM-TO-COLUMN CONNECTIONS*YU JIAO1, Satoshi Yamada 2
1.Tokyo City University, 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology

20:00-20:15 ID:2c-0276
SEISMIC RESPONSE OF LONG SPAN LOW-RISE
STEEL MOMENT FRAMES COMPOSED OF SLENDERTAPERED ELEMENTS*Ryutaro Kadota1, Hiroshi Kawase2, Masami Gotou3*Fabricio Bagatini Cachuco1, Tony Yang1, Yao Cui2, Donald
Anderson1

1.Kobori Research Complex Inc., 2.Disaster Prevention Research Institute,
Kyoto University, 3.Kanazawa Institute of Technology

1.University of British Columbia, 2.Dalian University of Technology

18:15-18:30 ID:4e-0015
FULL-SCALE FIELD TESTS ON 1D PERIODICBARRIERS*Y. L. Mo1, Hsuan-Wen Huang1, Jiaji Wang1, F.-Y. Menq2, Kenneth H.
Stokoe2
1.University of Houston, 2.The University of Texas at Austin

066[O30D01] Steel Components
and Systems 2

20:15-20:30 ID:2c-0125
DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF HIGH-RISE STEELSTRUCTURES UNDER SUCCESSIVE STRONG
EARTHQUAKE SEQUENCES*Shiyu Yuan1, Yuping Sun1, Takashi Takeuchi1
1.Kobe University

20:30-20:45 ID:2c-0192

20:00-20:15 ID:2b-0032

Static and dynamic test of fully-bolted connection
with core tube for closed-section column in steel
structure

ACCIDENTAL TORSION IN SEISMIC DESIGNPROCEDURE: PARAMETRIC STUDY*Yanxia Zhang , Mengyao Cheng , Binglong Wu , Zhanyang Pang
1

1

1

1

1.Beijing University of Civil Engineering and Architecture

20:45-21:00 ID:2c-0282
Study on the post-buckling fracture and ductility ofsteel braces*Yuka Matsumoto1, Megumi Goto2
1.Yokohama National University, 2.Taisei Corporation*NABIL MEKAOUI1, TAIKI SAITO1
1.Toyohashi University of Technology

20:15-20:30 ID:2b-0051
Design and Performance of Frames with IntentionallyEccentric Braces*Andres Gonzalez Urena1, Robert Tremblay2, Colin Andrew Rogers1
1.McGill University, 2.Polytechnique Montréal

20:30-20:45 ID:2b-0045[O30D04] Inelastic Response of
Structural Systems 2

OPTIMIZATION BASED SEISMIC DESIGN OFNONLINEAR STEEL MRFs WITH NONLINEAR VISCOUSDAMPERS*Ohad Idels1, Oren Lavan1

Oral Presentation

1.Technion - Israel institute of technology

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 19:00-21:00
Meeting Room 1, Exhibition Building

20:45-21:00 ID:2b-0046

Chair : Julio Ramirez1
1. Purdue University

CONVENTIONAL EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT DESIGNAND CUMULATIVE DAMAGE. THE CASE OF DAMAGEDBUILDINGS IN THE 19 SEPTEMBER 2017
EARTHQUAKE IN MEXICO CITY

19:00-19:15 ID:2b-0010*Mario Rodriguez1

A Practical Seismic Design Approach of Low-rise
Tension-only Bracing Steel Frames with SelfCentering Panels

1.National University of Mexico*Junlin Li1, Wei Wang1, Bing Qu2
1.Tongji University, 2.California Polytechnic State University

19:15-19:30 ID:2b-0014

Sep. 30th (Thu)

SEISMIC DEMANDS ON STEEL BRBF CONSIDERINGVARIOUS HYSTERETIC MODELS*Yan-Wen Li1, Michael C. H. YAM1, Ke Ke2, Ping Zhang1
1.The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, 2.Chongqing University

19:30-19:45 ID:2b-0022
INFLUENCE OF SPECTRA DEFINITIONS ON THE
BIDIRECTIONAL RESPONSE OF RC BRIDGECOLUMNS*Ariadne Liesel Palma Parra1, Mervyn J Kowalsky1
1.North Carolina State University

19:45-20:00 ID:2b-0024
Seismic response of tensile fabric structuresconsidering different seismic source mechanisms*Adrian David Garcia Soto1, Jesus Gerardo Valdes Vazquez2,
Alejandro Hernandez Martinez 3, Miguel Jaimes4, J.C. Vielma Perez5
1.Researcher at Dept. Civil Eng. at Univ. of Guanajuato, 2.Researcher Dept.
Civil Eng. at Univ. of Guanajuato, 3.Researcher at Dept. of Civil Eng. at Univ.
of Guanajuato, 4.Researcher (Associate) at Inst. of Eng. UNAM , 5.
Researcher at Fac. of Eng. at Univ. Catol. de Valparaiso

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17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
Program (Oct 1st, Oral/OS, Hybrid Session)
10:30-10:45 ID:2b-0175[O01A01] Structural Member
Assessment 2

ACI 318-19: New Seismic Provisions for Structural
Walls

Oral Presentation*John W Wallace1

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 09:00-11:00
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F

1.University of California, Los Angeles

Chair : Yusuke Hori1[O01A02] Bridges andInfrastructures

1. Kobori Research Complex Inc.

Invited Lecture

Oral Presentation

16:30-17:00 ID:2g-0323
Evaluation of Earthquake Resistance of Steel Moment
Resisting Frame Based on the Realistic Behavior of
Steel Members*Satoshi Yamada1

Chair : Alessandro Cardoni1

1.Institute of Innovative Research, Tokyo Institute of Technology

1. Politecnico di Torino

09:30-09:45 ID:2b-0097

09:00-09:15 ID:2d-0006

LAP-SPLICE DEVELOPMENT EFFECTS ON
DEFORMATION CAPACITY OF R.C. ELEMENTS

Seismic performance of post-tensioned precast
segmental columns using incremental dynamic
analysis*Stavroula J. Pantazopoulou1, Souzana P. Tastani2
1.Lassonde School of Engineering, York University, 2.Civil Engineering Dep.,
Democritus University of Thrace

09:45-10:00 ID:2b-0099*Ehsan Ahmadi1, Mohammad Mehdi Kashani1
1.University of Southampton

09:15-09:30 ID:2d-0012

REGULARIZED PLASTIC HINGE MODEL FORNONLINEAR ANALYSIS OF AXIAL-FLEXURAL RC
ELEMENTS

High-performance fiber-reinforced cementitious
composites for seismic design: A review of columns*Juan Diego Pozo1, 2, Matias Hube1, 3, Yahya Kurama 2*Wilson Nguyen1, Yi Shao2, Sarah L. Billington2, Matthew J.
Bandelt3, Claudia P. Ostertag4

1.Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, 2.University of Notre Dame,
3.National Research Center for Integrated Natural Disaster Management
CONICYT/FONDAP/15110017

1.Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc., 2.Stanford University, 3.New Jersey
Institute of Technology, 4.University of California, Berkeley

10:00-10:15 ID:2b-0123

09:30-09:45 ID:2d-0059

EXPERIMENT TO ANALYSIS – DEFININGPERFORMANCE LIMIT-STATES FOR CFT COLUMNS

Response Evaluation of Wind Tower Designed with
Composite Structure*Yusuke Hori1, Didier Pettinga 2, Yoshitaka Suzuki1, Masayoshi
Nakashima1*Kazuhiro Fujishita1, W. Sekine1, Y. Yagi2, A. Iwasaki2, M. Kimura1
1.Kozo Keikaku Engineering, 2.FUJI P.S CORPORATION

Oct. 1st (Fri)

1.Kobori Research Complex Inc., 2.Holmes Consulting LP

09:45-10:00 ID:2k-0036

10:15-10:30 ID:2b-0128

Numerical study of effect on dynamic responses ofstructure due to fault displacement and seismic
motion

STIFFNESS AND STRENGTH OF SPECIALPERFORATED STEEL PLATE SHEAR WALLSASSESSED WITH FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS*Huseyin Darama , Pavel Tomek , Amie Nulman , Atila Zekioglu
1

2

3

4

1.Associate PhD SE PE, Arup Los Angeles, 2.Senior Engineer PE CEng,
ARUP-Los Angeles, 3.Associate Principal SE PE, ARUP-Los Angeles, 4.
Principal SE PE, ARUP-Los Angeles

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Oct. 1st (Fri) / 09:00-11:00
Tachibana Conference Hall, Conference
Building 2F*Toshihide Saka1, Hiroshi Morikawa1, Yoshihiro Ogata 2, Kohei
Kudara 2
1.Kajima Corporation, 2.Tohoku Electric Power Company, Inc.

10:00-10:15 ID:2k-0041

09:30-09:45 ID:2c-0198

NUMERICAL MODELLING OF THE PLASTIC HINGE OF
GIRDERS IN STEEL MOMENT RESISTING FRAMES

INFLUENCE OF DIAPHRAGM FLEXIBILITY ONRESPONSE MODIFICATION FACTOR*Ricardo Antonio Herrera1, Nicolas Leiva1, Leonardo Massone1,
Juan Felipe Beltran1*Zhi Zhang1, Nurdaulet Kaldanov2, Dichuan Zhang2, Robert
Fleischman3, Liling Cao1

1.University of Chile

1.Thornton Tomasetti Inc., 2.Nazarbayev University, 3.The University of
Arizona

10:15-10:30 ID:2d-0074
Seismic Response Mitigation of Bridges with Tuned
Mass Dampers*Simon Olafsson1, Abdul Matin Jami3, Said Elias Rahimi2, Rajesh
Rupakhety4

09:45-10:00 ID:2c-0059
INITIAL DAMPING RATIO FOR SEISMIC DESIGN OF
BUILDINGS*Naohiro Nakamura1, Naoki Satake2, Narumi Ougiya3, Sinji Ito4

1.Professor at University of Iceland, 2.Post PhD Scholar, 3.PHD Scholar,
4.Professor

1.Hiroshima University, 2. Engineering & Risk Services, 3.Haseko
Corporation, 4.Daiwa House Industry

10:30-10:45 ID:2d-0089

10:00-10:15 ID:2c-0007

UTILIZING SIMULATED GROUND MOTION TO
QUANTIFY HIGHWAY NETWORK PERFORMANCEDURING MODERATE SEISMIC EVENTSTHE DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTIC CHANGE OF ASKYSCRAPER SKS BUILDING DURING
EARTHQUAKES APPLYING THE CERS METHODS*Alessandro Cardoni1, Jawad Fayaz2, Gian Paolo Cimellaro1, Farzin
Zareian2*Yutaka Nakamura1, Jun Saita1, Tsutomu Sato1

1.Politecnico di Torino, 2.University of California, Irvine

1.System and Data Research Co., Ltd.

10:15-10:30 ID:2c-0094

10:45-11:00 ID:2k-0058
Damage evaluation by fault displacement according totype of railway viaduct

VERTICAL SEISMIC COMPONENTS EFFECTS ON THE
DYNAMIC RESPONSE AND DESING OF TALLBUILDINGS*Atsushi Hino1, Yoshitaka Murono2, Akihiro Toyooka 2*Ruben Luis Boroschek1, David Cares2

1.JR SOKEN ENGINEERING co.,Ltd., 2.Railway Technical Research Institute

1.Associate Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Chile,
2.Engineering Student, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Chile[O01A03] Inelastic Response of
Structural Systems 3
Oral Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 09:00-11:00
Hagi Conference Hall, Conference Building 2F
Chair : Mario Rodriguez , Tomohisa Mukai
12

10:30-10:45 ID:2c-0235
A Simple Method to Identify Torsional Flexibility in
Buildings*G. Tamizharasi1, A. Meher Prasad1, C.V.R. Murty1
1.Indian Institute of Technology Madras

10:45-11:00 ID:2c-0194

1. National University of Mexico, 2. Building Research Institute

Investigation of the Short-Period Paradox for SteelSpecial Concentrically Braced Frame Buildings

09:00-09:15 ID:2c-0070

1.University of Washington*Sarah Wichman1, Jeffrey Berman1, Dawn Lehman1

Oct. 1st (Fri)Damping Correction Factors for Application with
Eurocode 8*Jorge Conde-Conde1, Amadeo Benavent-Climent1
1.Technical University of Madrid

09:15-09:30 ID:2c-0260
Inelastic Displacement Ratios for Non-Structural
Components in Steel Framed Structures*Miguel Angel Bravo-Haro1, Ahmed Y. Elghazouli1
1.Imperial College London069

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING[O01A05] Contributions ofLarge-Scale Experimental
Facilities to Computational
Earthquake Engineering andtheir Futures - From 15-Year
Experience of E-Defense Special Organized Session

Organizer : Toshihiko Horiuchi1*Koichi Kajiwara1, Makoto Ohsaki2, Julio Ramirez3, Qinghua Han4,
Masahiro Kurata 2
1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience(NIED), 2.Kyoto Univiersity, 3.Purdue University, 4.Tianjin University

1.Department of Civil Engineering, BITS Pilani Hyderabad Campus,
Hyderabad-500 078, Telangana

15:00-15:15 ID:2c-0177

1.UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON

15:15-15:30 ID:2c-0184
OUT-OF-PLANE BEHAVIOR OF DECOUPLED
MASONRY INFILLS UNDER SEISMIC LOADING*Marko Marinkovic1, Christoph Butenweg2
1.University of Belgrade, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Department ofengineering mechanics and theory of structures, 2.RWTH-Aachen University,
Center for Wind and Earthquake Engineering (CWE)[O01B01] Masonry

15:30-15:45 ID:2c-0233

Oral Presentation

EFFECTS OF MASONRY INFILL WALLS ON THE
SEISMIC BEHAVIOR OF A TYPICAL RC BUILDING IN
NEPALOct. 1st (Fri) / 14:00-16:00
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F
Chair : Khalid M Mosalam1, Kimiro MEGURO2
1. University of California, Berkeley & PEER Center, 2. The University ofTokyo

14:00-14:15 ID:2c-0008
HOMOGENIZED MODEL FOR IN-PLANE ANALYSIS OF
UNREINFORCED MASONRY WALLS*Sujan Pradhan1, Yuebing Li2, Yasushi Sanada1, Haruka Katayama1,
Shinya Fukui1, Krishna Kumar Bhetwal3, Ho Choi4, Yo Hibino5,
Koichi Kusunoki 6
1.Osaka University, 2.Northeast Electric Power University, 3.Structural andEarthquake Engineering Research Institute , 4.Shizuoka Institute of Scienceand Technology, 5.Hiroshima University, 6.The University of Tokyo

15:45-16:00 ID:2c-0101
TESTS ON LOW STRENGTH CONCRETE COLUMNSUNDER AXIAL COMPRESSION AND SHEAR*RAMANAND DUBEY , KAUSHAL PRAVINBHAI PATEL

1

1.IIT ROORKEE

14:15-14:30 ID:2c-0009
Cyclic Performance of Loadbearing Masonry Wallswith Reactive Boundary Conditions*Clayton Pettit , Amr Ba Rahim , Odin Guzman-Sanchez , Carlos
Cruz-Noguez1
1*Mohan S C1, Hareen B.V. CH.1

*Valentina Putrino1, Dina D'Ayala1

1. National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience(NIED)1

PUSHOVER BASED TORSIONAL RESPONSE OF INFILLWALL BUILDINGS WITH PLAN AND VERTICAL
IRREGULARITIESA MECHANICS-BASED PROCEDURE TO DETERMINETHE DAMAGE MECHANISM OF MASONRY WALLSSUBJECTED TO OUT-OF-PLANE HORIZONTALLOADINGS

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 09:00-11:00
Meeting Room 2, Exhibition Building

1

14:45-15:00 ID:2c-0105

1*Radia Tahmeem Kabir 1, Md Khairul Hasan1, Murshalin Ahmed2, S
M Naheed Adnan1, Maisha Maliha3, Md. Ariful Islam4, Kazuto
Matsukawa1, Yoshiaki Nakano1, Md. Mizanur Rahman5, A F M
Saiful Amin 5
1.The University of Tokyo, 2.Osaka University , 3.Tohoku University, 4.
Housing and Building Research Institute, 5.Bangladesh University ofEngineering and Technology

Oct. 1st (Fri)

1.University of Alberta

14:30-14:45 ID:2c-0100
BEHAVIOR OF POORLY DETAILED RC FRAMES WITHLOW STRENGTH CONCRETE AND URM INFILL UNDERHIGH AXIAL LOADS*S M Naheed Adnan1, Yu Fukutomi2, Yuji Haga1, Kazuto Matsukawa1,
Yoshiaki Nakano1
1.The University of Tokyo, 2.Kobori Research Complex[O01B02] Structural Member
assessment 3
Oral Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 14:00-16:00
Tachibana Conference Hall, Conference
Building 2F
Chair : Hiroyuki Goto1, Michael H. Scott2, Erick Mas3
1. Kyoto University, 2. Oregon State University, 3.Tohoku University070

14:00-14:15 ID:2b-0075

14:30-14:45 ID:5d-0018

Derivation and Verification of RC Member Yield
Deformation Including Bar Slippage and Shear
Deformation Effects

NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF TSUNAMI-BORNE
DERBIS DAMMING LOADS ON A COASTAL BRIDGE*Zelin Wang , Koichi Kusunoki , Haruhiko Suwada , Yuri Otsuka
1

1

2

2

1.The University of Tokyo, 2.Building Research Institute1.University of Nevada, Reno

14:45-15:00 ID:5d-0004

14:15-14:30 ID:2b-0122
USE OF VERTICALLY UNBONDED POST TENSIONED
ON PRECAST CONCRETE WALL TO COUNTERACTVERTICAL EARTHQUAKE*Hari Nurjaman1, Agus Wantoro2, Yudhi Dharmawan2, Jose
Restrepo3, Sugeng Wijanto4, Binsar Hariandja5, Lutfi Faizal 6, Suwito
Suwito7, Dwi Dinariana8
1.Indonesian Association of Precast and Prestress Engineer, 2.Waskita Beton
Precast Ltd, 3.University of California at San Diego, 4.Gistama
Intisemesta,Ltd., 5.Institut Teknologi Bandung, 6.Ministry of Public Work andHousing, 7.Universitas Agung Podomoro, 8.Universitas Persada Indonesia
YAI

AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON DAMMING ANDBUOYANT FORCE ON A REINFORCED CONCRETE
FRAME*Toshikazu Kabeyasawa1, Toshimi Kabeyasawa 2
1.Tokyo Metropolitan University, 2.The University of Tokyo

15:00-15:15 ID:5d-0009
Out-Of-Plane Constitutive Model to Capture theTsunami-Load Response of Cross Laminated Timber
Buildings*Rafael A Salgado1, Serhan Guner 1

14:30-14:45 ID:2b-0149

1.University of Toledo

INFLUENCE OF CYCLIC DETERIORATION ON THE
INELASTIC BEHAVIOUR OF COMPOSITE STEELCONCRETE MOMENT FRAMES*Burak Sahin , Miguel Bravo-Haro , Ahmed Youssef Elghazouli
1*Denis Istrati1, Anis Hasanpour 1, Ian George Buckle1

1

15:15-15:30 ID:5d-0006
11.Imperial College London

14:45-15:00 ID:2b-0166
EVALUATION OF ROTATION CAPACITY OF STEELWIDE FLANGE MEMBERS SUBJECTED TO LATERALCYCLIC LOADING*Anis Mohabeddine1, José António Fonseca de Oliveira Correia1,
José Miguel de Freitas Castro1
1.Faculty of Engineering University of Porto[O01B04] Tsunami Disaster 2
Oral Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 14:00-16:00
Meeting Room 1, Exhibition Building
Chair :

*Natsuki Hasegawa1, Anawat Suppasri2, Fumihiko Imamura 2
1.SHIMIZU CORPORATION, 2.International Research Institute of Disaster
Science, Tohoku University

15:30-15:45 ID:5d-0012
TSUNAMI FRAGILITY ANALYSIS FOR INDUSTRIAL
AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES*Ryu Miyamoto1, Ichiro Sato2, Satoru Masuda3, Anawat Suppasri1,
Fumihiko Imamura1
1. International Research Institute of Disaster Science, Tohoku University,
2.Tokio Marine & Nichido Risk Consulting Co., Ltd., 3.Graduate School of
Economics and Management, Tohoku University

15:45-16:00 ID:5d-0007
PHASE-CORRELATION AND SPARSE MODELLINGFOR DAMAGE DETECTION DUE TO THE 2018
SULAWESI-EARTHQUAKE TSUNAMI*Luis Moya1, Erick Mas1, Shunichi Koshimura1
1.IRIDeS, Tohoku University

Oct. 1st (Fri)

14:00-14:15 ID:5d-0005

Evaluating the Probability of Building Damage andHuman Casualty Based on Actual Damage due to 2011
Tohoku Tsunami

Numerical approach to assess sequential earthquake
and tsunami damage on a pile-supported quay
*Claudia Reis1, Mario Lopes1, Stephane Clain2, Maria Ana Baptista3
1.Instituto Superior Tecnico, Universidade de Lisboa, 2.Departamento deMatemática, Universidade do Minho, 3.Instituto Superior de Engenharia deLisboa14:15-14:30 ID:5b-0009
TSUNAMI LOADING EQUATIONS FOR BRIDGESUPERSTRUCTURES*Michael H. Scott1, Zhongliang Xie1
1.Oregon State University

071

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING[O01B05] Achievements of SIP
Social Resiliency Against
Natural Disasters
Special Organized Session

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 14:00-16:00
Meeting Room 2, Exhibition Building
Organizer : Muneo Hori1
1. JAMSTEC

Speakers :*Muneo Hori1, Takahiro Sugano2, Yuichiro Usuda3, Ikuo Takahashi3,
Toshihiro Osaragi4, Katsuya Yamori5, Manabu Ichikawa 6, Kenichi
Tsukahara7
1.Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology, 2.Kanto Gakuin
University, 3.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster
Resilience, 4.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 5.Kyoto University, 6.Shibaura
Institute of Technology, 7.Kyushu University[O01C01] Seismic Isolator 2
Oral Presentation

17:15-17:30 ID:2g-0041
AN ANALYTICAL MODEL FOR TIN RUBBER BEARINGSUNDER LARGE SHEAR DEFORMATIONS*Masayuki Yanagi1, Miyuki Shimizu1, Yuto Kobashi2, Akira
Yasunaga3, Masaru Kikuchi4
1.SWCC SHOWA CABLE SYSTEMS CO.,LTD., 2.Aseismic Devices CO.,LTD.,
3.Sumitomo Metal Mining Siporex Co., Ltd., 4.Hokkaido University

17:30-17:45 ID:2g-0065
EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL STUDY OF
SPHERICAL SLIDING BEARING (SSB) PART 3:
SEISMIC RESPONSE*JIAXI LI1, Satoshi Yamada1, Shoichi Kishiki1, Shinsuke Yamazaki2,
Atsuhi Watanabe2, Masao Terashima 2
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Nippon Steel & Sumikin Engineering Co.,Ltd.

17:45-18:00 ID:2g-0125
EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON A NEW ISOLATOR FOR
BUILDINGS NEAR METRO TRANSPORTATION AND IN
SEISMIC AREAS*Tao Sheng1, Gan-bin Liu1, Wei-xing Shi2, Ye Zhou1
1.Ningbo University, 2.Tongji University

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 16:30-18:30
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F
Chair : Gabriele Guerrini1
1. University of Pavia

16:30-16:45 ID:2g-0137
MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF HIGH DAMPING
RUBBER BEARINGS UNDER LOW TEMPERATUREENVIRONMENT*Takehiko Saito1, Yasuyuki Nakamura 2, Kosuke Takenouchi2,
Nobuhiro Yamazaki3, Yasunori Miyamori1, Tomoyuki Yamazaki1
1.Kitami Institute of Technology, 2.Sumitomo Riko Co., Ltd., 3.NIPPONCHUZO K.K.

16:45-17:00 ID:2g-0200

Oral Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 16:30-18:15
Tachibana Conference Hall, Conference
Building 2F
Chair : Alper Ilki1, Hitoshi Shiohara 2, Toshimi Kabeyasawa 2
1. Istanbul Technical University, 2. The University of Tokyo

16:30-16:45 ID:3b-0084

Oct. 1st (Fri)QUICK INSPECTION METHOD OF U-SHAPED STEELDAMPERS BASED ON RESIDUAL DEFORMATIONDAMAGE ASSESSMENT OF CROSS LAMINATEDTIMBER MODULES BY APPLYING VIBRATION-BASEDMODEL UPDATING TECHNIQUES*HAOWEN ZHENG1, Shoichi KISHIKI1, Nobuhiko TATSUMI1, Takanori
ISHIDA1, Yoshinao KONISHI2*Alexander Opazo-Vega1, Franco Benedetti-Leonelli1, Alan JaraCisterna1, Claudio Oyarzo-Vera 2

1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.NIPPON STEEL ENGINEERING CO., LTD

1.Universidad del Bio Bio, 2.Universidad Catolica de la Santisima
Concepcion

17:00-17:15 ID:2g-0243
EXPERIMENTAL COMPARISON AND MODELING OF
DOUBLE AND TRIPLE CONCAVE SEISMIC ISOLATORS*Giuseppe Lomiento1, Arsen Adzhemyan1, Gianmario Benzoni2,
Andrew F. Koscal1, Anthony Penaflor 1, Soheil PouryaghoobiAnzabi1
1.Cal Poly Pomona, 2.University of California San Diego

072[O01C02] Various Methods ofSeismic Retrofit 1

16:45-17:00 ID:3b-0101
Residual Performance of Structural Steel Beams after
Plastic Deformation and Strain Aging*Kayo Taniguchi1, Shaoqi Yang1, Taichiro Okazaki1, Asari Tetsuhiro1
1.Hokkaido University

17:00-17:15 ID:3b-0106

16:45-17:00 ID:2g-0037

COMBINED SEISMIC AND ENERGY RETROFIT OF RC
BUILDINGS: IN-PLANE STRENGTHENING OF
MASONRY INFILLS USING TEXTILE REINFORCED
MORTARS

Seismic Response of Pre-cast Concrete Shear Wallswith Controlled Rocking Motion using Self-Centring
Friction Devices*Dionysios Bournas1, Daniel Alexander Pohoryles1
1.European Commission, Joint Research Centre

17:15-17:30 ID:3b-0067
Testing the dynamic behaviour of floor diaphragms forthe seismic assessment of URM buildings*Daniele Sivori1, Serena Cattari1, Marco Lepidi1
1.Department of Civil, Chemical and Environmental Engineering (DICCA),
University of Genoa*Farhad Mohammadi Darani1, Pouyan Zarnani2, Pierre
Quenneville3, Enrico Haemmerle 4
1.PhD candidate, Auckland University of Technology (AUT), 2.Lecturer,
Auckland University of Technology (AUT), 3.Professor, the University of
Auckland, 4.Professor, Auckland University of Technology (AUT)

17:00-17:15 ID:2g-0059
EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL STUDY OF A
STAINLESS STEEL TUBE-IN-TUBE DAMPER FOR
PASSIVE ENERGY DISSIPATION*David Escolano-Margarit1, Guillermo González-Sanz1, Amadeo
Benavent-Climent1

17:30-17:45 ID:3b-0068

1.Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

Seismic retrofit of masonry infilled frames by using
timber panels

17:15-17:30 ID:2g-0066*Francesco Smiroldo1, Ivan Giongo1, Maurizio Piazza1
1.University of Trento

Experimental Study of Sliding Friction Damper for
High-Performance Steel Structures*Martina Paronesso1, Dimitrios G. Lignos1

17:45-18:00 ID:3b-0076
STRUCTURAL ASSESSMENT OF CONFINEDMASONRY RETROFITTING UNDER MULTI-SEISMICSCENARIOS IN METROPOLITAN LIMA AREA

1.Resilient Steel Structures Laboratory (RESSLab), Ecole polytechniquefederale de Lausanne (EPFL)

17:30-17:45 ID:2g-0117*MIGUEL AUGUSTO DIAZ FIGUEROA , CARLOS ALBERTO ZAVALATOLEDO1, ERIKA NORA FLORES TERREROS1

A Pinching-Free Connector for Timber Structures andits Application in a Rocking Wall

1.National University of Engineering*Nicholas Chan1, Ashkan Hashemi1, Pouyan Zarnani2, Pierre
Quenneville1

18:00-18:15 ID:3b-0036

1.University of Auckland, 2.Auckland University of Technology

1

STRENGTH MODEL OF REINFORCED CONCRETE
BEAM-COLUMN JOINT WITH INSUFFICIENT SHEAR
REINFORCEMENT FOR SEISMIC DESIGN ANDRETROFIT*Hitoshi Shiohara1
1.the University of Tokyo

17:45-18:00 ID:2g-0197
Experimental study on steel beam-to-column joint
strengthened by buckling-restrained knee brace using
steel bar core
*Munkhunur Togtokhbuyan1, Tagawa Hiroshi1, Chen Xingchen1
1.Hiroshima University[O01C03] Experimental Findingsin Protective Devices

18:00-18:15 ID:2g-0199
Dynamic experiment and analytical research of acrank inerter system*Ruifu Zhang1, Li Zhang1, Liyu Xie1, Songtao Xue1

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 16:30-18:30
Hagi Conference Hall, Conference Building 2F

1.Tongji University

Chair : Gregory Anthony MacRae1, Keiko Morita 2, Yasumasa Suzui3
1. Tongji University, 2. Fukuoka University, 3. Obayashi Corporation

16:30-16:45 ID:2g-0251
A SHAPE MEMORY ALLOY BASED SELF-CENTRINGDAMPING DEVICE FOR SEISMIC APPLICATIONS

Oct. 1st (Fri)

Oral Presentation

18:15-18:30 ID:2g-0205
BI-DIRECTIONAL DYNAMIC LOADING TESTS OF A
STUD-TYPE MULTI-UNIT FRICTION DAMPER USINGCONED DISC SPRINGS*Yasumasa Suzui1, Takeshi Sano1, Yoshikazu Utsumi1, Hiroshi
Hirata1, Daisuke Ode1
1.Obayashi Corporation*Chinmoy Kolay1, Abhay Kumar 1
1.Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur073

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING[O01C05] Machine Learning
Oral Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 16:30-18:30
Meeting Room 2, Exhibition Building
Chair : Hiroyuki Miura , Bruno Adriano
1

Semantic Segmentation for Visible Seismic Damage ofReinforced Concrete Structures*Zenghui Miao1, Xiaodong Ji1, Yuncheng Zhuang1
1.Tsinghua University2

1. Hiroshima University, 2. RIKEN Center for Advanced Intelligence Project

16:30-16:45 ID:9c-0011
State-of-the-art review of machine learning
applications in earthquake engineering*Yazhou Tim Xie1, Majid Ebad Sichani1, Jamie Padgett1, Reginald
DesRoches1
1.Rice University

16:45-17:00 ID:9c-0003
Deep learning model to predict real-time seismic
intensity*Ryota Otake1, Jun Kurima1, Hiroyuki Goto1, Sumio Sawada1
1.Kyoto University

17:00-17:15 ID:9c-0014
Drone Aided Machine-Learning Tool for PostEarthquake Bridge Damage Reconnaissance*Elly Zhao1, Zhuoer Ma1, Gabriele Granello1, Giuseppe Loporcaro1
1.University of Canterbury

17:15-17:30 ID:9c-0026
INTELLIGENT LEARNING USING REMOTE SENSINGDATASET FROM PREVIOUS EARTHQUAKES TOASSESS BUILDING DAMAGE*Bruno Adriano1, Naoto Yokoya1, Hiroyuki Miura 2, Masashi
Matsuoka3, Shunichi Koshimura4
1.Geoinformatics Unit, RIKEN Center for Advanced Intelligence Project, 2.
Graduate School of Engineering, Hiroshima University, 3.Department ofArchitecture and Building Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology, 4.
International Research Institute of Disaster Science, Tohoku University

17:30-17:45 ID:9c-0018
DEEP LEARNING TECHNIQUES FOR STRUCTURALRESPONSE PREDICTION DURING STRONG GROUNDMOTIONS

Oct. 1st (Fri)*Ahmed Alaaeldean Torky1, Susumu Ohno2, Toshihide Kashima3
1.Tohoku University, 2.International Research Institute of Disaster Science,
Tohoku University, 3.Building Research Institute17:45-18:00 ID:9c-0004
FRACTURE IDENTIFICATION OF STEEL STRUCTURESFROM WAVEFORMS USING A CONVOLUTIONALNEURAL NETWORKS*Xin Wang1, Luyao Wang2, Ji Dang2
1.Tokyo University of Science, 2.Saitama University074

18:00-18:15 ID:9c-0017

18:15-18:30 ID:9b-0001
Identification of diaphragm flexibility of unreinforced
masonry buildings using Convolutional Neural
Networks*Ana Beatriz Acevedo1, Diego Rueda-Plata3, Daniela González1,
Juan Carlos Duque1, Raúl Ramos-Pollán2
1.Universidad EAFIT, 2.Universidad de Antioquia, 3.Universidad Industrial deSantanderProgram (Oct 2nd, Oral/OS, Hybrid Session)[O02A01] Experimental Results
on Seismic Retrofit 2

10:15-10:30 ID:3f-0035

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 09:00-11:00
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F*Hamood Alwashali1, Debasish Sen1, Masaki Maeda1, Matsutaro
Seki2

Advantages and limitations of retrofitting masonry
infilled RC Frames by Ferro-cement based on
experimental observations

Oral Presentation

1.Tohoku University, 2.Building Research Institute

Chair : Koshiro Nishimura

1

10:30-10:45 ID:3f-0039

1. Tokyo Institute of Technology

Dynamic Experiment of the Seismic Performance
Reduction Factors of Damaged RC Column Members

09:00-09:15 ID:3f-0015*Hsin-Fang Sung1, Chien-Kuo Chiu1

Shaking-table tests of a full-scale flat-bottom
manufactured steel silo filled with wheat

1.National Taiwan University of Science and Technology*Stefano Silvestri , Johann Distl , Marco Furinghetti , Igor Lanese ,Sulyman Mansour7, Matteo Marra1, Enrique Montes 4, Caterina Neri1,
Michele Palermo1, Alberto Pavese5, 3, Elisa Rizzo Parisi3, Adam Jan
Sadowski 6, Francesco Selva7, Tomoyo Taniguchi8, Laura Vadrucci7,
Felix Weber 9
1

2

3

3

1.University of Bologna, 2.Maurer Engineering GmbH, 3.EUCENTRE, 4.
University of Granada, 5.University of Pavia, 6.Imperial College London,
7.AGI FRAME Ltd., 8.Tottori University, 9.Maurer Switzerland GmbH

09:15-09:30 ID:3f-0031
HETEROGENEOUS MULTI-SENSOR DATA FUSION
FOR POST- EARTHQUAKE STRUCTURAL HEALTHASSESSMENT*Adarsh S1, Kanta Prajapat2, Samit Ray-Chaudhuri1
1.Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, 2.Iowa State University

09:30-09:45 ID:3f-0054
FINITE ELEMENT PUSHOVER SIMULATIONS OF
MASONRY STRUCTURES USING SEQUENTIALLY
LINEAR ANALYSIS*Manimaran Pari , Jan Rots , Max Hendriks
1

1

1, 2

1.Delft University of Technology, 2.Norwegian University of Science andTechnology

09:45-10:00 ID:3f-0053
Experimental and computational research into thelower damage state DS1 for masonry structures*Paul Korswagen1, Jan Rots1, Michele Longo1
1.Delft University of Technology

10:00-10:15 ID:3f-0033*Debasish Sen1, Hamood Alwashali1, Zasiah Tafheem1, Md. Shafiul
Islam1, Masaki Maeda1, Matsutaro Seki2
1.Tohoku University, 2.Building Research InstituteExperimental study of seismic enhancement
technique for brick masonry walls by using wooden
wall Part 1: Strength performance of connection
between brick and lumber*ARIUNAA GANBAATAR1, Takuro Mori1, Ryo Inoue1, Sunjidmaa
Danzandorj2
1.Hiroshima University, 2.Mongolian University of Science and Technology[O02A02] Energy Facility
Oral Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 09:00-11:00
Tachibana Conference Hall, Conference
Building 2F
Chair : Takuya Anabuki1
1. Obayashi Corporation

09:00-09:15 ID:2f-0016
Study of Near-fault Effect on Sloshing Mode of Storage
Liquid in Tanks*Juin-Fu Chai1, Fan-Ru Lin1, Wei-Hung Hsu1, Zhi-Yu Lai1, Tzu-Chieh
Chien1, Zhen-Yu Lin1
1.National Center for Research on Earthquake Engineering

09:15-09:30 ID:2f-0020
OBSERVATION RESULTS AND A CONSIDERATION OF
BEHAVIOR OF LNG STORAGE TANK DURINGNORTHERN OSAKA EARTHQUAKE*Tomonari Niimura1, Takeyoshi Nishizaki1, Tomoki Ushida1, Shunichi
Higuchi2, Tomihiro Akutsu2, Hitoshi Tama 2

Oct. 2nd (Sat)EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION AND CAPACITYEVALUATION OF FERRO-CEMENT LAMINATED
MASONRY INFILLED RC FRAME

10:45-11:00 ID:3f-0049

1.Osaka Gas Co., Ltd., 2.Obayashi Corporation075

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
09:30-09:45 ID:2f-0027

09:00-09:15 ID:3b-0024

Dynamic behaviour of crane bridges - International
Benchmark 2020
*Ibrahim Bitar 1, Benjamin Richard2, Emmanuel Viallet3

SEISMIC EVALUATION OF AN EXISTING SHEAR WALL
BUILDING REPRESENTATIVE OF HOUSINGDEVELOPMENTS IN VENEZUELA

1.Research engineer, Structural Performance Modelling and Analysis Lab,
IRSN, 2.Head of Structural Performance Modelling and Analysis Lab, IRSN,
3.Seismic Risk Expert, Electricité de France

1.Structural and Earthquake Engineer Consultant, 2.University of British
Columbia

09:45-10:00 ID:2f-0031

09:15-09:30 ID:3b-0025

SEISMIC VULNERABILITY OF IMPERFECT OFFSHORE
WIND TURBINES TO VERTICAL PULSE RECORDS

Simplified Seismic Assessment of Infilled Reinforced
Concrete Frame Structures*Ahmer Ali1, Raffaele De Risi 1, Anastasios Sextos1, 2
1.Department of Civil Engineering, University of Bristol, 2.Department of Civil
Engineering, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece

10:00-10:15 ID:2f-0029
New IEEE 693 Guidelines for Electrical Substation
Equipment with Protective Systems*Ian Aiken1, Cameron Black1, Eric Fujisaki2, Amir Gilani3, Shakzhod
Takhirov4, Michael Riley5
1.SIE, Inc., 2.Consultant, 3.Miyamoto International, Inc., 4.University ofCalifornia, Berkeley, 5.Bonneville Power Administration

10:15-10:30 ID:2f-0035
Expected response and seismic qualification
requirements of electrical equipment in highseismicity regions*Al Mouayed Bellah Nafeh1, Gerard O'Reilly1, Ricardo Monteiro1
1.IUSS Pavia

09:30-09:45 ID:3b-0032
LEARNING FROM EARTHQUAKES USING THE
AUTOMATIC RECONNAISSANCE IMAGE ORGANIZER*Shirley Dyke1, Xiaoyu Liu2, Jongseong Choi2, Chul Min Yeum3, Juan
Park4, Ali Lenjani2, Julio Ramirez5, Randall Poston6
1.Professor, School of Mechanical Engineering, Purdue University, West
Lafayette, IN 47907, 2.PhD Student, School of Mechanical Engineering,Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 47907, 3.Assistant Professor,
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Waterloo,
ON, N2L 3G1, 4.Student, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
University of Waterloo, ON, N2L 3G1, 5.Karl H. Kettelhut Professor, Lyles
School of Civil Engineering, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 47907,
6.Neil Armstrong Distinguished Visiting Fellow, Purdue University, West
Lafayette, IN 47907, and Senior Principal, Pivot Engineers, Austin, TX 78746*Ernesto F. Cruz1, Dania Valdivia1

09:45-10:00 ID:3b-0033

1.EQCO Earthquake Engineering Consultants

Dynamic characteristics of super-high-rise RC
buildings based on long term earthquake records

10:30-10:45 ID:2f-0019*Nobuki Morikiyo1, Masayuki Nagano2, Takehiko Tanuma3, Satoshi
Oda3

Shaking Table Test of an Isolated UHV Capacitor
Structure with FPS Bearings*Kun Yao1, Jiang Qian1, Edmond Muho1

1.KONOIKE CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD., 2.Tokyo University of Science, 3.
URBAN RENAISSANCE AGENCY

1.Tongji University

10:00-10:15 ID:3b-0044

10:45-11:00 ID:2f-0032

A MULTI-LEVEL SEISMIC FRAGILITY ASSESSMENT
FRAMEWORK FOR EXISTING RC BUILDINGS

Study on Evaluation Method for Cracking
Characteristics of RC Structure*Takuya Anabuki1, Tomohiro Sasaki1, Kenji Yonezawa1
1.Obayashi Corporation[O02A03] Diagnosing Vulnerable
Buildings
Oral Presentation
Oct. 2nd (Sat)076*Andres Eduardo Otero1, Carlos Molina-Hutt2

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 09:00-11:00
Hagi Conference Hall, Conference Building 2F
Chair : Santiago Pujol1, Jun Iyama 2
1. University of Canterbury, 2. The University of Tokyo*Roberto Gentile1, Carmine Galasso1
1.University College London

10:15-10:30 ID:3b-0072
A REGIONAL PERFORMANCE-BASED SEISMICASSESSMENT TOOLBOX FOR NONDUCTILE
CONCRETE BUILDINGS.
*Peng-Yu Chen1, Shuochuan Meng1, Ertugrul Taciroglu1
1.University of California, Los Angeles

10:30-10:45 ID:3b-0028
Different levels seismic capacity identification methodof reinforced concrete frame structrues*Lingxin ZHANG1, Baijie ZHU1, Bingxue QI2
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration,
2.Longfor Properties,Shenyang

10:45-11:00 ID:3b-0040

ID:2i-0212

MULTIPLE GRADE LEVELS IN EVALUATION METHODFOR ANTI-TSUNAMI PERFORMANCE OF EXISTINGBUILDINGSSEISMIC PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF A BASE
ISOLATED P&B STRUCTURE THROUGH FULL-SCALESHAKE TABLE TESTS*Nanami Tsuruoka1, Noriyuki Takahashi1*Cem Yenidogan1, 3, T. Takahashi2, T. Nagae1, T. Inoue2

1.Tohoku University

1.Nagoya University, 2.NIED, 3.Bahçeşehir University

ID:2i-0117[O02A04] The 2019 Large-Scale
Test Program of Wood
Dwellings Including SoilFoundation Systems Towards
Improving Earthquake
Resiliency
Concurrent Session

Damage mechanism of PVC drainage pipe connected
to house with high sesmic performance*Yohsuke Kawamata1, Takehiro Takahashi1, Takuya Nagae2
1.National Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience, 2.Nagoya
University

ID:2i-0160
Cost-effective Smart Sensing Technologies to Monitor
the Residential Building Systems*Kazuhiro Hayashi1, Ariyoshi Yamada 2, Yoshiyuki Komiya 2, Takuya
Nagae3Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 09:00-11:00
Meeting Room 1, Exhibition Building

1.Toyohashi University of Technology, 2.Hakusan Corporation, 3.Nagoya
University

Organizer : Takuya Nagae1
1. Nagoya University

ID:2i-0165

ID:2i-0131

RAPID DAMAGE ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE TO
COLLECT, PROCESS, AND ANALYZE DATA FOR
MONITORING OF FULL-SCALE TESTS

Stiffness, ultimate strength capacity and cyclicloading deterioration characteristics of two different
wood-structure dwellings following the current
Japanese practice*Takehiro Takahashi1, Takuya Nagae2, Cem Yenidogan2, Shohei
Yamada3, Hisatoshi Kashiwa4, Kazuhiro Hayashi5, Takahito Inoue1*Maria Koliou1, Mohammad Aghababaei1, Takuya Nagae2, Chris
Pantelides3, Keri L. Ryan4, Andre R. Barbosa5, Shiling Pei 6, John W.
van de Lindt7, Shideh Dashti8
1.Texas A&M University, 2.Nagoya University, 3.University of Utah, 4.
University of Nevada Reno, 5.Oregon State University, 6.Colorado School ofMines, 7.Colorado State University, 8.University of Colorado Boulder

1.NIED, 2.Nagoya University, 3.Nikken Sekkei, 4.NILIM, 5.Toyohashi
University of Technology

ID:2i-0172
FULL-SCALE TESTING OF A TWO-STORY P&B
SHEARWALL ASSEMBLY UNDER DYNAMIC LOADINGTEST PROTOCOL*Cem Yenidogan , R. Nishi , S. Uwadan , T. Nagae , T. Takahashi ,T. Inoue 2, K. Kajiwara 2
1, 3

1

1

1

2

1.Nagoya University, 2.NIED, 3.Bahçeşehir University

ID:2i-0151
Preliminary dynamic response characterization TestsIII: South NCREE Multi-directional shake table test forthe seismic performance evaluation of thefreestanding structures*Yu-Lin Chung1, Chao-Yu Ku1, James Chen2, Takuya Nagae3
1.National Cheng Kung University, 2.JUSTIN C. H. SHIH STRUCTURALENGINEER & ASSOCIATES, 3.Nagoya University[O02B01] Various Methods ofSeismic Retrofit 2
Oral Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 14:00-16:00
Main Hall, Conference Building 2F
Chair : Seitaro Tajiri1
1. The University of Tokyo

14:00-14:15 ID:3b-0004
Seismic rehabilitation of substandard interior RC
beam-column joints by ECC-infilled steel cylinder
shell*Feng Lin1, Junchao Guo1, Xiuming Yang1

Oct. 2nd (Sat)

1.Tongji University

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14:15-14:30 ID:3b-0009
Seismic performance assessment of an innovative
highway bridge using steel-SMA reinforced piers andself-centering restraining devices*Shuai Li1, 2, Jingquan Wang1, M. Shahria Alam2
1.Southeast University, 2. University of British Columbia

14:30-14:45 ID:3b-0016
MESH–WRAP RETROFITTING FOR RAMMED EARTH
BUILDINGS – TEST RESULTS OF FULL–SCALE STATICTESTS*Phuntsho Wangmo1, Kshitij Charana Shrestha1, Takayoshi Aoki1,
Mitsuhiro Miyamoto2, Noriyuki Takahashi3, Jingyao Zhang4, Noboru
Yuasa5, Sangchul Shin5, Pema Pema6, Francesca De Filippi7,
Roberto Pennacchio7
1.Nagoya City University, 2.Kagawa University, 3.Tohoku University, 4.Kyoto
University, 5.Nihon University, 6.Ministry of Home and Cultural Affairs, 7.
Politecnico di Torino

14:45-15:00 ID:3b-0051
Seismic assessment and retrofit of pre-1970s
reinforced concrete frame buildings with plain roundreinforcing bars
*Angela Liu1
1.Building Research Association of New ZealandConcurrent Session

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 14:00-16:00
Tachibana Conference Hall, Conference
Building 2F
Organizer : Osamu FURUYA1, Fabrizio Paolacci2, Oreste S. Bursi3,
Izumi Nakamura4, Taichi Matsuoka, Keisuke Minagawa5
1. Tokyo Denki University, 2. Roma Tre University, 3. University of Trento, 4.
Tokyo City University, 5. Saitama Institute of Technology

ID:2f-0023
SEISMIC TEST RESULTS OF THE ESPECIAL VALVESAND VALVE ACTUATORS FOR NUCLEAR POWER
PLANT*Yoshinao Matsubara1, Koji Nishino1, Nobuo Kojima1, Yoshitaka
Tsutsumi2, Shin Kumagai3, Hiroyuki Kamino4
1.Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Corporation, 2.Chubu Electric PowerCo, 3.Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy, Ltd., 4.Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.

ID:2h-0010
LOAD CONDITION IN RESPONSE OF SDOF SYSTEM

15:00-15:15 ID:3b-0053*Akihito Otani1, Satoru Kai1

A Potential Vulnerability in High-Strength Reinforced
Concrete Shear Wall Retrofits

1.IHI Corporation*Lucas A Laughery1, Toshikatsu Ichinose2, Masaki Maeda3, Hamood
Al-Washali3, Hiroto Takahashi2, Mamoru Hanzawa4, Tetsuya Okada 2,
Ayaha Ide3, Jingyue Sun5

ID:2g-0133

1.Exponent, 2.Nagoya Institute of Technology, 3.Tohoku University, 4.Shimizu
Corporation, 5.China Railway Sixth Group, Ltd.

15:15-15:30 ID:3b-0059
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON A NEW STRENGTHENINGTECHNIQUE OF FLAT PLATE-COLUMNCONNECTIONS USING WING WALLS*H. M. Golam Samdani1, Yasushi Sanada1, Susumu Takahashi2,
Suguru Suzuki3, Rokhyun Yoon1, Iftekhar Anam4
1.Osaka University, 2.Daido University, 3.Kochi University of Technology,
4.University of Asia Pacific

15:30-15:45 ID:3b-0081
Seismic capacity of damaged Chilean RC wallbuildings using a simplified methodology*Hector Galvez1, Matias Hube1, 2, Rosita Junemann1, 2

Oct. 2nd (Sat)078[O02B02] Seismic Analysis andDesign of Mechanical
Structures

DEVELOPMENT OF 3-DIMENSIONAL SEISMIC
ISOLATION SYSTEM FOR SODIUM-COOLED FAST
REACTOR*Tomohiko Yamamoto1, Tsuyoshi Fukasawa 2, Masato Uchita3,
Shigeki Okamura4, Satoshi Fujita5
1.Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA), 2.Mitsubishi FBR Systems, Inc.
(MFBR), 3.Japan Atomic Power Company (JAPC), 4.Toyama Prefectural
University, 5.Tokyo Denki University

ID:2g-0169
Active preview vibration control with the estimatedfuture seismic waveform generated by an AI-based
estimation system*Kazuhiko Hiramoto1, Taichi Matsuoka 2
1.Niigata University, 2.Meiji University

ID:2h-0013

1.Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, 2.National Research Center for
Integrated Natural Disaster Management CONICYT/FONDAP/15110017

DEVELOPEMENT OF A NEW ELASTO-PLASTICDAMPER FOR NUCLEAR PIPING

15:45-16:00 ID:3b-0088

1.Innose Tech Co., Ltd., 2.Tokyo Denki University, 3.Vibro-System

MODELLING THE HYSTERETIC RESPONSE OFDUCTILE RC COLUMNS WITH PLAIN BARS
*Paolo Ricci1, Mariano Di Domenico1, Gerardo Mario Verderame1
1.University of Naples Federico II*Sunggook Cho1, Osamu Furuya 2, Hiroshi Kurabayashi3

ID:2f-0034

15:00-15:15 ID:8a-0036

An approach to mitigate fatal damage of piping
systems under excessive seismic load

ENERGY-BASED ROCKING VULNERABILITYFUNCTIONS*Izumi Nakamura1, Naoto Kasahara 2*Pedro Salvador Ramos Gomez1, Eduardo Reinoso Angulo1, Cesar
Augusto Arredondo Velez1, Pablo David Quinde Martinez1, Miguel
Leonardo Suarez1, Alehli Lopez1

1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience,
2.The University of Tokyo

ID:2k-0053
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON ULTIMATE STATE OFCIRCULARLY PLACED BASE ANCHOR

1.Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico

15:15-15:30 ID:8a-0039*Yuzo Shiogama1, Michiya Sakai1, Ichiro Tamura 2

Structural Vulnerability and Life Cycle Cost Analysis
of Bare and Infilled Steel Framed Structures

1.Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, 2.The Chugoku
Electric Power Co., Inc.

1.University College London (UCL)*Arash Nassirpour 1, Dina D'Ayala1

15:30-15:45 ID:8a-0002[O02B03] Seismic Vulnerability

Seismic Vulnerability Evaluation of Peruvian Aerial
Electrical Substations with Simulated Fragility
FunctionsOct. 2nd (Sat) / 14:00-16:00
Hagi Conference Hall, Conference Building 2F*Jose Oscar Ruiz Esquivel1, Macgriver Mickel Rojas Ramos2

Oral Presentation

Chair : Seiichiro Fukushima1

1.Pontifical Catholic University of Peru, 2.Engineering National University

15:45-16:00 ID:8a-0044

1. RKK Consulting Co., Ltd.

14:00-14:15 ID:8a-0003

FRAGILITY CURVES FOR BUILDINGS IN NEPALBASED ON DAMAGE SURVEYS AFTER THE 2015
GORKHA EARTHQUAKE

Re-evaluation of Building Collapse Risk in Yangon
Based on Obtained Dataset by Field Surveys*Suman Pradhan1, Dev Kumar Maharjan2, Surya Narayan
Shrestha1, Ramesh Guragain1*Osamu Murao1, Takaaki Ikeda 2, Mikio Koshihara3, Kimiro Meguro3,
Theingi Shwe 41.National Society for Earthquake Technology - Nepal (NSET), 2.Earthquake
Safety Solution (ESS)

1.Tohoku University, 2.Nagaoka University of Technology, 3.The University ofTokyo, 4.Yangon Technological University

14:15-14:30 ID:8a-0020
SEISMIC EVALUATION OF NON-DUCTILE
REINFORCED CONCRETE SMALL HOUSES*Pedro Pablo Rojas1, Francisco Grau1, Jaclyn Taylor 2, Emma
Reuter 2, Jose Gonzalez1, William Loja1
1.ESPOL Polytechnic University, 2.University of Colorado

14:30-14:45 ID:8a-0028
SEISMIC VULNERABILITY OF EXISTING MASONRYBUILDINGS-PROJECT SEISMOWALL, RECENTRESULTS*Elena Dumova-Jovanoska1, Grozde Aleksovski1, Liljana
Denkovska1, Sergey Churilov1, Kristina Milkova1, Stefan Micevski1
1.Faculty of Civil Engineering, "Ss. Cyril and Methodius" University, Skopje

14:45-15:00 ID:8a-0033*Mimo Sfahani , Martin Kusz
11

1.KUSCH Consulting Engineers Group

Oral Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 14:00-16:00
Meeting Room 1, Exhibition Building
Chair : Wassim Ghannoum1
1. University of Texas

14:00-14:15 ID:3b-0005
SEISMIC EVALUATION OF SETBACK BUILDINGS*Jui-Liang Lin1, Chih-Chia Tsaur 2, Keh-Chyuan Tsai2
1.National Center for Research on Earthquake Engineering, Taiwan, 2.
Department of Civil Engineering, National Taiwan University

14:15-14:30 ID:3b-0007
Seismic Assessment of an Existing Swiss
Unreinforced Masonry Building with Flexible Floor
Diaphragms

Oct. 2nd (Sat)Seismic Fragility Assessment based on a Grid Analysis
Scheme for Performance Evaluation of Structure[O02B04] Code Provisions for
Seismic Retrofit*Safak Arslanturkoglu1, Nicolas Volken1, Nebojsa Mojsilovic1,
Bozidar Stojadinovic1
1.ETH Zurich079

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
14:30-14:45 ID:3b-0049
SEISMIC UPGRADING BY INSTALLING WING WALLSFOR RC BUILDINGS WITH DEFICIENT BEAM REBARANCHORAGE*Murshalin Ahmed1, Syafri Wardi1, Yasushi Sanada1, Susumu
Takahashi2
1.Osaka University, 2.Daido University

14:45-15:00 ID:3b-0062
Seismic Performance Evaluation and Retrofit ofNonductile Concentrically Braced Frames*Andrew D Sen1, Charles W Roeder 1, Dawn E Lehman1, Jeffrey W
Berman1
1.University of Washington

15:00-15:15 ID:3b-0019
Kinematics of Out-of-plane Behavior of Wall Panels
under In-plane Displacement arising from
Compatibility*Vijayanarayanan A.R.1, Kollerathu J.A. 2, Menon A.1
1.Indian Institute of Technology Madras, 2.Christ (Deemed to be University)

15:15-15:30 ID:3b-0069
INFLUENCE OF THE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN
EXISTING BUILDINGS AND SEISMIC RETROFITTINGEXOSKELETONS*Paolo Riva1, Simone Labo'1, Chiara Passoni1, Alessandra Marini1,
Andrea Belleri1
1.University of Bergamo

15:30-15:45 ID:3b-0078
Real Time Repairability and Retrofit Assessment of
Schools in the 2018 Sulawesi Indonesia Earthquake*Kit Miyamoto1, Amir Gilani1, Tsutomu Nifuku1, Sabine Kast1, Mark
Broughton1
1.Miyamoto International, Inc.

15:45-16:00 ID:3b-0097
SIMPLIFIED ANALYTICAL MODELS FOR EVALUATINGRETROFITTED REINFORCED CONCRETE SHEAR
WALLS*Pinar Okumus1, Sina Basereh1
1.University at Buffalo, State University of New York

Oct. 2nd (Sat)080

Sep. 22nd (Wed)

Program (Sep 22nd, Oral/OS, Fully Virtual Session)[O22A06] Recent Advances inExperimental and Numerical
Simulation of Columns under
Multi-Axial Loading
Special Organized Session
Sep. 22nd (Wed) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 1
Organizer : Yan Xiao1
1. Zhejiang University-UIUC

Speakers :*Hitoshi Shiohara1, Tao. Wang2, Andrea Lucchini3, Z. Zhang4, J.Y.
Sun5, Yan Xiao 6, SashiK. Kunnath4, Christian Flores
1.The University of Tokyo, 2. Institute of Engineering Mechanics, CEA,
3.Sapienza University of Rome, 4.University of California, Davis, 5.CSCEC
Technical Center, 6.Zhejiang University081

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Program (Sep 23rd, Oral/OS, Fully Virtual Session)

Sep. 23rd (Thu)[O23A06] Advances in
Performance-Based Earthquake
Engineering
Concurrent Session

Organizer : Oh-Sung Kwon , Hussam Mahmoud

Experimental Performance Evaluation of RC Columns
with TRC Permanent Form
*Sung Jig Kim1, Sanghwa Park1, Siyun Kim1, Chunho Chang1,
Jun-Mo Yang1, Oh-Sung Kwon2
1.Keimyung University, 2.University of Toronto

Sep. 23rd (Thu) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 11

ID:2i-0125

ID:2c-0286
2

1. University of Toronto, 2. Colorado State University

ID:2k-0070

Response Analysis of Existing RC Buildings withCorroded Smooth Bars under Earthquake Sequences*Luigi Di Sarno1, F. Pugliese1
1.University of Liverpool

Analytical Assessment of Buildings Subjected to
Combined Earthquake and Fire Loading*Amr Elnashai1, Hamed Akbarpour 2
1.University of Houston, 2.Penn State University

ID:2i-0112
OVERVIEW OF EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAM ON CASTSTEEL REPLACEABLE YIELDING LINKS IN
ECCENTRICALLY BRACED FRAMES*Pedram Mortazavi1, Eden Lee1, Justin Binder 2, Michael Gray2,
Oh-Sung Kwon1, Constantin Christopoulos1
1.University of Toronto, 2.Cast Connex Corporation

ID:2i-0147
Experimental observation of seismic performance forRC bridge columns with high strength reinforcement*Do Hyung Lee1, Jae-Hoon Lee2
1.PaiChai University, 2.Yeungnam University[O23A07] Enhancing Earthquake
Safety of Schools: Lesson
Learnt from Nepal
Special Organized Session
Sep. 23rd (Thu) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 2
Organizer : Narayan Prasad Marasini1
1. National Society for Earthquake Technology-Nepal (NSET)

Speakers :*Dilip Sekhar Shrestha1, Surya Narayan Shrestha 2, Anastasios
Sextos3, Youb Raj Paudyal4, Bishnu Hari Pandey, Narayan Prasad
Marasini2, Uddhab Nepal4, Surya Prasad Acharya
1.Department of Urban Development and Building Construction, 2.National
Society for Earthquake Technology-Nepal, 3.University of Bristol, 4.National
Reconstruction Authority

ID:2i-0167
PERFORMANCE-BASED ANALYSIS FRAMEWORK FORSTEEL BUILDINGS UNDER FIRE FOLLOWINGEARTHQUAKE*Hussam Mahmoud1, Mehrdad Memari2
1.Colorado State University, 2.American International GroupID:2j-0028
Seismic Performance Evaluation by Demand Capacity
Ratio in Vertical Irregular Buildings*Jung-Hoon Sohn1, Insub Choi1, JunHee Kim1
1.Yonsei University / Department of Architecture and ArchitecturalEngineering[O23C06] Establishment ofInternational Standards on
Seismic Isolation Structures
Special Organized Session
Sep. 23rd (Thu) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 1
Organizer : Taiki Saito1
1. Toyohashi University of Technology

Speakers :*Taiki Saito1, Ping Tan2, Shiang-Jung Wang3, Paolo Clemente 4,
Mustafa Mahamid5, Alexander Bubis 6, Vasant Matsagar7, David
Whittaker 8, Rubin Boroschek 9, Keri L Ryan10
1.Toyohashi University of Technology, 2.Guangzhou University, 3.National
Taiwan University of Science and Technology, 4.Italian National agency for
new technologies, 5.Bogazici University, 6.Research Center for Earthquake
Engineering, 7.Indian Institute of Technology, 8.Beca, 9.University of Chile,
10.University of Nevada

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Special Organized Session
Sep. 23rd (Thu) / 19:00-21:00
On-line 1
Sep. 23rd (Thu)

Organizer : Max Didier 1
1. ETH Zurich

Speakers :*Bozidar Stojadinovic1, Anastasios Sextos2, Marco Domaneschi3,
Nikola Blagojevic1, Henry Burton4, Michel Bruneau5, Paolo
Gardoni 6, Gian Paolo Cimellaro7, Yu Yun-Chi 6
1.ETH Zurich, 2.University of Bristol, 3.Politecnico di Torino, 4.UCLA,
5.University at Buffalo, 6.University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
7.Politecnico di Torino

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Program (Sep 27th, Oral/OS, Fully Virtual Session)[O27A06] Towards Earthquake
Resilience: Recent
Developments in Self-Centering
Structural Devices and Systems
Special Organized Session
Sep. 27th (Mon) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 1
Organizer : Bin Wang1[O27C06] Performance-Based
Assessment and Design ofReinforced Concrete
Structures: A Session in Honor
of Professor M.A. Aschheim
Special Organized Session
Sep. 27th (Mon) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 1

Sep. 27th (Mon)

1. Sichuan University

Organizer : Bozidar Stojadinovic1

Speakers :*Chung-Che Chou1, Dimitrios Lignos2, Richard Sause3, Bin Wang4,
Long-He Xu5, Ying Zhou 6, Songye Zhu7, Alessandro Palermo8

1. ETH Zurich

1.National Taiwan University, 2.École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne,
3.Lehigh University, 4.Sichuan University, 5.Beijing Jiaotong University,
6.Tongji University, 7.The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, 8.The Universityof Canterbury[O27A07] Advances in ModelingFire Following Earthquake
Special Organized Session
Sep. 27th (Mon) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 2
Organizer : Charles Scawthorn1

Speakers :*Kevin Mackie1, Enrique Hernández-Montes2, Voula
Pantazopoulou3, Bozidar Stojadinovic4, Dimitrios Vamvatsikos5
1.Central Florida University, 2.University of Granada, 3.York University, 4.ETH
Zurich, 5.NTU Athens[O27C07] Simulation of Seismic
Hazard and Risk to Tall
Buildings in Sedimentary Basins
Concurrent Session

Sep. 27th (Mon) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 2

1. University of California at Berkeley

Organizer : Nenad Bijelic1

Speakers :*Charles Scawthorn1, Keisuke Himoto2 , Rachel Davidson 3,
Toshihiro Osaragi 4, Erica Fischer 5, Finn Scheele 6

1. University of Innsbruck

1.University of California, 2.National Institute for Land and InfrastructureManagement, 3.University of Delaware, 4.Tokyo Inst. of Technology, 5.
Oregon State University, 6.GNS Science

ID:8c-0053
SUSTAINED AMPLITUDE (RSX) AND SIGNIFICANTDURATION (DA) SPECTRA FOR SEISMIC RISKASSESSMENT IN SEDIMENTARY BASINS*Nenad Bijelic1, Ting Lin2, Gregory G. Deierlein3
1.University of Innsbruck, 2.Texas Tech University, 3.Stanford University

ID:8g-0014
Effects of Simulated M9 Earthquakes on Reinforced
Concrete Wall Structures in the US Pacific Northwest*Nasser A Marafi1, Marc Oliver Ederhard1, Jeffrey W. Berman1
1.University of Washington084

ID:8g-0003
ESTIMATING ECONOMIC LOSSES OF RC WALL
BUILDINGS IN SEDIMENTARY BASINS BY COMBINING
EMPIRICAL AND SIMULATED SEISMIC HAZARD
CHARACTERIZATIONS*Carlos Molina Hutt1, Pouria Kourehpaz1, Nasser Marafi2, Jeffrey
Berman2, Marc Eberhard2
1.University of British Columbia, 2.University of Washington

ID:8g-0007
Long-period ground motion simulation of the Nankai
Trough megathrust*Takahiro Maeda1, Nobuyuki Morikawa1, Hiroyuki Fujiwara1
1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience

Sep. 27th (Mon)

ID:8g-0005
Spatial Variation of Response of High-rise Buildings
subjected to Long-Period Ground Motion of the Nankai
Trough Earthquake*Yoshitaka Suzuki1, Katsuhisa Kanda1, Masashi Abe1, Hiroyuki
Fujiwara 2, Nobuyuki Morikawa 2, Takahiro Maeda 2
1.Kobori Research Complex Inc., 2.National Research Institute for Earth
Science and Disaster Resilience

ID:2c-0298
Ground Motion Characteristics of Simulated M9
Cascadia Subduction Zone Earthquakes in Deep
Basins*Marc Olivier Eberhard1, Nasser A Marafi1, Jeffrey W Berman1, Erin
A Wirth2, Arthur D Frankel2
1.University of Washington, 2.United States Geological Survey[O27C08] SIGMA-2: PSHA with
Site-Specific Approaches for
Low-to-Moderate Seismicity
Areas
Special Organized Session
Sep. 27th (Mon) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 3
Organizer : Guillaume DANIEL1
1. Electricite de France

Speakers :*Guillaume DANIEL1, Adrian RODRIGUEZ-MAREK 2, Paola
TRAVERSA1, Chiara FELICETTA3,4, Sreeram Reddy KOTHA5, Gloria
SENFAUTE6, Pierre LABBE7, Stefano CHERUBINI8, Irmela
ZENTNER8, Luis ALVAREZ-SANCHEZ8, Mikhail KORRES9
1.Electricité de France, 2.Virginia Tech, 3.Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e
Vulcanologia, 4.Università di Genova, 5.Univ. Savoie Mont Blanc, 6.EDF Lab
Paris Saclay, 7.Ecole Spéciale des Travaux Publics; Université Paris-Es,
8.EDF R&D, 9.CentraleSupélec, Laboratoire Mécanique des Sols085

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
Program (Sep 28th, Oral/OS, Fully Virtual Session)[O28B06] Recent Progress ofChinese Resilient Urban/Ruraland Seismic Disaster Mitigation
Special Organized Session
Sep. 28th (Tue) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 1

14:00-14:15 ID:3g-0035
SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION AND NONLINEAR
MODELING OF THE RETROFITTED NAVAL HOSPITALHOSNAG DAMAGED AFTER THE 2016 ECUADOR
EARTHQUAKE*Enrique Abel Morales1, Isabel Arcentales1, Victor Hugo Yepez1,
Andreas Stavridis2, Seyedsina Yousefianmoghadam2, Marcelo
Romo1
1.Armed Forces University (Espe), 2.University at Buffalo

Organizer : Ruizhi Wen1
1. Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration

Speakers :*Ruizhi Wen1,2, Baitao Sun2, Xilin Lu3, Jianzhong Li3, Lanmin Wang4,
Zifa Wang1
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, 2.China Earthquake Administration,
3.Tongji University, 4.Lanzhou Institute of Seismology

14:15-14:30 ID:3g-0003
A case study on retrofitting of stone masonry in mudbuildings in post gorkha earthquake reconstruction*Aasish Tiwari1, Ayush Baskota1, Manish Raj Gouli1, Ramesh
Guragain1, Ranjan Dhungel1, Hima Shrestha1, Parbati Motra1
1.National Society for Earthquake Technology-Nepal (NSET)

14:30-14:45 ID:3g-0025

Sep. 28th (Tue)[O28B07] 2021 Kyoto
Symposium for the 6th Effectsof Surface Geology on Seismic
Motion (ESG6): Reflections on
Past and Upcoming ESGs andthe State-of-the-Art/-PracticeSpecial Organized Session
Sep. 28th (Tue) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 2
Organizer : Shinichi Matsushima

1

1. Kyoto University

Speakers :*Shinichi Matsushima1, Alan Yong2, Michael Asten3, Sadanori
Higashi4, Tomotaka Iwata1, Pierre-Yves Bard5,6, Cécile Cornou5,6,7,
Hiroaki Yamanaka
1.Kyoto University, 2.United States Geological Survey, 3.Monash University,
4.Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, 5.Université
Grenoble-Alpes, 6.Université Gustave, 7.Univ. Savoie Mont Blanc Eiffel,
8.Tokyo Institute of Technology

SEISMIC RETROFITTING OF EXISTING
UNREINFORCED MASONRY BUILDINGS WITH
SEISMIC BAND: FULL SCALE TESTING AND
FRAGILITY ANALYSIS*LAKSHMI L1, Kunwar K. Bajpai1, Suparno Mukhopadhyay1, Samit
Ray-Chaudhuri1
1.IIT KANPUR

14:45-15:00 ID:3g-0028
Application of Seismic Retrofit Polypropylene Band
Mesh (PPBM) Technology after 2009 Padang
Earthquake (Case Study in West Sumatera, Indonesia)*Etri Suhelmidawati1, Syofiardi Syofiardi1, Fauna Adibroto1, Kimiro
Meguro2, Muneyoshi NUmada 2, Masato Kuroda3, Ishigaki Shigeki4,
Zaidir Zaidir 5, Edi Hasymi 6
1.Politeknik Negeri Padang (PNP), 2.The University of Tokyo (UTokyo), 3.
Yayasan Rumah Aman Gempa Indonesia (YARAGI), 4.JICA Indonesia Office,5.LPJK of West Sumatera , 6.BPBD of Padang City, West Sumatera

15:00-15:15 ID:3g-0010
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF UPPER FLOORS IN
AN OPEN GROUND STOREY BUILDING WITHRETROFITTED GROUND STOREY*. Niharika1, Pradeep Kumar Ramancharla1
1.International Institute of Information Technology, IIIT Hyderabad, India[O28B08] Case Study on
Seismic Retrofit Construction
Oral Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 3
Chair : Brian Kehoe1, Tsutomu Komuro2
1. Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc., 2. Taisei Corporation Technology
Center086

15:15-15:30 ID:3g-0017
A SIMPLIFIED METHOD TO ASSESS THE SEISMIC
VULNERABILITY OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS*Ali Zamani Noori1, Alessandro Cardoni2, Sebastiano Marasco3,
Marco Domaneschi4, Gian Paolo Cimellaro5
1.Postdoctoral research associate, 2.PhD Candidate, 3.Postdoc, 4.Assistantprofessor, 5.Associate professor

15:30-15:45 ID:3g-0033

14:45-15:00 ID:2i-0171

SEISMIC BEHAVIOR INVESTIGATION OF TURKISHRESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS STRENGTHENED WITHSTEEL BRACINGS

Detection of Damage Propagation in Reinforced
Concrete Beam-Column Joints Using Distributed
Fiber-Optic Strain Sensing*Kasim Korkmaz1*Shenghan Zhang1, Han Liu1, Esam Darwish1, 2, Khalid M. Mosalam1,
Matthew DeJong1

1.Eastern Michigan University

15:45-16:00 ID:3g-0030
RETROFIT STRATEGIES USING SEISMIC ISOLATORSAND DAMPERS IN BRIDGES DAMAGED IN THE 2016
KUMAMOTO EARTHQUAKE*Javier Lopez Gimenez1, Takehiko Himeno1
1.Kawakin Core-Tech Co., Ltd.

[O28B09] Seismic Performanceof Joints
Oral Presentation

Chair : Larry Fahnestock1, Naoki Onishi2
1. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2. The University of Tokyo

14:00-14:15 ID:2i-0041
Experimental study on precast concrete beam-column
connections using grouted sleeves and threaded
couplers*Viorel Popa1, Mihai Pavel2, Eugen Lozinca1, Andrei Papurcu1,
Eugen Iovanica3
1.Technical University of Civil Engineering of Bucharest, 2.Altfel Construct,
SRL, 3.Bauelemente, SRL

14:15-14:30 ID:2i-0057
EFFECTS OF MEMBER CONFIGURATIONS ON SHEARCAPACITIES OF BEAM-COLUMN JOINTSCONSTRUCTED BY “RCST” COMPOSITE SYSTEM*Kaori Sawaguchi1, Daigo Ishii1, Koji Yamanobe1, Kanato Ogura1,
Takayuki Nishiya1

15:00-15:15 ID:2i-0067
CYCLIC TESTING OF DISSIPATIVE EMBEDDEDCOLUMN BASE CONNECTIONS FOR STEEL MOMENTRESISTING FRAMES*Hiroyuki Inamasu1, Albano de Castro e Sousa1, Dimitrios Lignos1
1.Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Lausanne (EPFL)

15:15-15:30 ID:2i-0146
Influence of Column Base Fixity on the Seismic
Response of Single Story Braced Frames with Flexible
Roof Diaphragms*Josh Woods1, Robert Tremblay1, Najib Bouaanani1
1.Polytechnique Montreal

15:30-15:45 ID:2i-0062
THE EVALUATION OF RESTORING FORCE OF
DIFFERENT SASHIGAMOI JOINT IN TRADITIONALWOODEN HOUSES*Xinyan Chen1, Noriko Takiyama1
1.Tokyo Metropolitan University

15:45-16:00 ID:2i-0107
STUDY ON STRUCTURAL BEHAVIOR OF MOMENTRESISTING JOINT BY MAKING USE OF WOOD
DENSIFICATION TECHNIQUE*Yuki Ozawa1, Richard Knoll2, Peer Haller 3
1.Shibaura Institute of Technology, 2.Technische Universität Dresden, 3.
Institute of steel and timber structures, Technische Universität Dresden

14:30-14:45 ID:2i-0168[O28B10] Recent Advances in
Seismic Performance Of NonStructural Elements (SPONSE) 1

CONTRIBUTION OF THE GRAVITY BEAM-COLUMNCONNECTIONS TO THE SEISMIC RESERVE CAPACITY
OF STEEL BUILDINGS

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 5

1.Shimizu Corporation*Thierry Beland1, Robert Tremblay1, Larry A. Fahnestock 2, Eric M.
Hines3
1.Ecole Polytechnique Montreal, 2.University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign, 3.Tufts University

Sep. 28th (Tue)Sep. 28th (Tue) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 4

1.UC Berkeley, 2.Tanta University

Concurrent Session

Organizer : Rajesh Prasad Dhakal1, Shojiro Motoyui2
1. University of Canterbury, 2. Tokyo Institute of Technology

08717th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
ID:2k-0007

ID:2b-0016

PERFORMANCE OF PRECAST CLADDING PANELSWITH ROCKING CONNECTIONS UNDER LATERALCYCLIC LOADINGA FRAMEWORK FOR THE SEISMIC RATING OF NONSTRUCTURAL ELEMENTS IN BUILDINGS*Jitendra Bhatta , Rajesh P Dhakal , Timothy J Sullivan
111

1.University of Canterbury

ID:2k-0013
Experimental Investigations into the Fragility ofCommercial Glazing Systems in New Zealand*Fransiscus Asisi Arifin1, Timothy Sullivan1, Rajesh Dhakal1
1.University of Canterbury

1.University of Canterbury, 2.WSP-Opus[O28B11] Confined Masonry
Construction for Improving
Global Earthquake Resilience:
Implementation Challenges
Special Organized Session

ID:2k-0054
Experimental Seismic Test of Drywall Partition Wallswith Improved Detailing for Damage Reduction*Keri L Ryan1, Hamed Hasani1

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 6
Organizer : Svetlana Brzev1

1.University of Nevada Reno

1. University of British Columbia

ID:2k-0012

Sep. 28th (Tue)

Coupled in-plane and out-of-plane loading tests offull-scale masonry infills*Zhe Qu1, Xianxin Xie1, Lingxin Zhang1
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics

ID:2k-0029
STRUCTURAL BEHAVIOR OF THE DRY PARTITION
WALL WITH LIGHT-GAUGE STEEL*Yasuaki Sato1, Fumihiko Sakuraba 2, Shojiro Motoyui3
1.Takenaka Corporation, 2.Shimizu Corporation, 3.Tokyo Institute ofTechnology

ID:2k-0037
EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF OUT-OF-PLANE
STRENGTH OF DRY PARTITION WALL WITH LIGHTGAUGE STEEL

Speakers :*Sergio Alcocer 1, Sugeng Wijanto2, Sudhir Jain3, Surya
NarayanShrestha4, Tim Hart5
1.National Autonomous University of Mexico, 2.Trisakti University, 3.Indian
Institute of Technology Gandhinagar, 4.National Society for Earthquake
Technology-Nepal, 5.Build Change[O28C06] Ground Motion
Studies 1
Oral Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 1
Chair : Mitsuyuki Hoshiba1,Ramkrishnan R. 2
1. Meteorological Research Institute, JMA, 2. Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham*Nobuhiko Tatsumi1, Shougo Sakurada1, Shoichi Kishiki1

16:30-16:45 ID:1d-0049

1.Tokyo Institute of Technology

Numerical shake prediction for earthquake early
warning: Data assimilation and wave propagation
simulation

ID:2k-0034
SEISMIC RESPONSE OF INNOVATIVE GLASSPARTITIONS*Gennaro Magliulo , Martino Zito , Gaetano Manfredi
1

1*Mitsuyuki Hoshiba1
1.Meteorological Research Institute, JMA

1

1.University of Naples Federico II

ID:2k-0060
Dynamic response of rocking components underbuilding floor motions*Danilo D’Angela1, Gennaro Magliulo2,3, Edoardo Cosenza 2,3
1.University of Greenwich, 2.University of Naples Federico II, 3.Technologies
Institute ITC-CNR

088*Timothy John Sullivan1, Rajesh P. Dhakal1, Jan Stanway2

16:45-17:00 ID:1d-0010
STUDY ON SITE-SPECIFIC GROUND MOTIONMODELS UTILIZING MACHINE LEARNINGCONSIDERING EPICENTRAL DIRECTIONS*Toru Ishii1, Atsuko Oana1, Kensuke Wada1
1.Shimizu Corporation

17:00-17:15 ID:1d-0037

16:30-16:45 ID:2g-0164

STUDY ON GROUND MOTION MODELS FOR KANTOREGION, JAPAN, UTILIZING MACHINE LEARNING

Rocking-delayed spine system for improving seismic
performance of building structures*Atsuko Oana1, Toru Ishii1, Kensuke Wada1*Xingchen Chen1, Hiroshi Tagawa1

1.Shimizu Corporation

1.Hiroshima University

17:15-17:30 ID:1d-0025

16:45-17:00 ID:2g-0012

INTERPRETATION OF EWING SEISMOGRAM OF THE
1923 KANTO, JAPAN EARTHQUAKE AT TOKYOSIMPLE MODELING METHOD OF BUILDING WITHCONTINUOUS ARRANGEMENT OF HYSTERETIC AND
VISCOUS DAMPERS*Saburoh Midorikawa1, Hiroyuki Miura 2, Makoto Yamada3
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Hiroshima Universiy, 3.Waseda University

17:30-17:45 ID:1d-0013
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN SYNTHESIS OF
EARTHQUAKE MOTIONS USING LINEAR JOINT TIMEFREQUENCY ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES*Ramkrishnan R , Deepa Devaraj , Sreevalsa Kolathayar , T. G.
Sitharam3, 4
1

1

2

1.Amrita School of Engineering, 2.National Institute of Technology Karnataka,
3.Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati, 4.Indian Institute of Science,
Bangalore

DIMENSION-REDUCTION SIMULATION OF MULTISUPPORT AND MULTI-DIMENSIONAL NONSTATIONARY GROUND MOTION FIELDS*Zixin Liu1, Xinxin Ruan1, Zhangjun Liu1, Hailin Lu1
1.Wuhan Institute of Technology

18:00-18:15 ID:1e-0008
APPLICATION OF AUTOENCODER TO STRAIN TIMESERIES CALCULATED FROM GNSS OBSERVATIONDATA*Atsushi Mikami1, Makoto Kamiyama 2
1.Tokai University, 2.Tohoku Institute of Technology

18:15-18:30 ID:1d-0005
WEAK-FORM PERFECTLY MATCHED LAYER FOR
TIME-DOMAIN WAVE SIMULATION IN INFINITEDOMAIN*Zhinan Xie1, Yonglu Zheng1
1.Key Laboratory of Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Vibration,
Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration[O28C07] Damper and Energy
Dissipation 1
Oral Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 2

1.KUME SEKKEI Ltd., 2.Tokyo Institute of Tech., 3.Nikken Sekkei Ltd., 4.
Tokyo Univ. of Science

17:00-17:15 ID:2g-0115
Cyclic loading tests on multi-directional vibration
control system based on quasi-planar motion
mechanism*Hiroshi Tagawa1, Kodai Tamura1, Xingchen Chen1
1.Hiroshima University

17:15-17:30 ID:2g-0123

Sep. 28th (Tue)

17:45-18:00 ID:1d-0039*Kohei Soeta1, Daiki Sato2, Masato Ishii3, Haruyuki Kitamura4

TIME-VARIANT RELIABILITY-BASED DESIGNOPTIMIZATION OF TUNED VISCOUS MASS DAMPERUNDER NONSTATIONARY SEISMIC EXCITATIONUTILIZING KRIGING SURROGATE MODEL*Hesheng Tang1, Xueyuan Guo1
1.Tongji University

17:30-17:45 ID:2g-0147
Study on Evaluation Method for Cumulative Plastic
Deformation of Hysteretic Dampers Installed in Steel
Buildings*Wenjuan Song1, Taishi Furukawa 1, Yasuhiro Mori1, Jae-Do Kang2
1.Nagoya University/Graduate School of Environmental Studies, 2.Seoul
Institute of Technology

17:45-18:00 ID:2g-0149
SEISMIC RESPONSE CONTROL OF A THREE-STORYCFS STRUCTURE BY MECHANICAL LINKS AND
VISCOELASTIC DAMPERS*Yuji Miyazu1, Satsuya Soda 2, Kazuki Watai3, Takehiro Wakita 2
1.Tokyo University of Science, 2.Waseda University, 3.Tokyo Institute ofTechnology

18:00-18:15 ID:2g-0211
Secondary development and application of bioinspired isolation system*Quanwu Zhang1, Zhiguo Shi1, Jiazeng Shan1, Weixing Shi1
1.Tongji University

Chair : Toru Takeuchi1, Xingchen Chen2
1. Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2. Hiroshima University089

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
18:15-18:30 ID:2g-0219
Improving Performance of Connected High-rise
Structuresthrough the Use of Skybridges*Zhaoshuo Jiang1, Andrew Meier 2, Jill Porretta 2, Silvio Belini1, Juan
Caicedo4, Jenna Wong1, David Shook3, Ricardo Henoch3, Joanna
Zhang3
1.San Francisco State University, 2. Colorado State University, 3.Skidmore,
Owings & Merrill LLP, 4.University of South Carolina[O28C09] Seismic Performanceof Bracing Members
Oral Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 4
Chair : Masahiro Kurata1, Gregory Anthony MacRae2
1. Kyoto University, 2.Tongji University[O28C08] Seismic Assessment
and Retrofit
Oral Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 16:30-17:45
On-line 3
Chair : Sergio M. Alcocer 1, Masaomi Teshigawara 2
1. National Autonomous University of Mexico, UNAM, 2. Nagoya University

16:30-16:45 ID:3h-0005

Sep. 28th (Tue)

MODELLING OF FRP-STRENGTHENED SHEAR WALLSWITH SPECIAL CONSIDERATION TO ENDANCHORAGE AND DEBONDING EFFECTS*Said Ali Said1, Vahid Sadeghian1, David Lau1
1.Carleton University

16:45-17:00 ID:3h-0006
A NOVEL MACRO-DISTINCT ELEMENT MODEL FOR
THE IN-PLANE ANALYSIS OF UNREINFORCED
MASONRY STRUCTURES*Daniele Malomo1, Matthew J. DeJong1

BEHAVIOUR OF THE CENTRALISED ROCKINGCONCENTRICALLY BRACED FRAME UNDER STATICAND DYNAMIC LOADING*Gary Satwika Djojo1, 2, George Charles Clifton1, Richard Stuart
Henry1, Gregory Anthony MacRae3
1.The University of Auckland, 2.BGT Structures, 3.The University ofCanterbury

16:45-17:00 ID:2i-0042
Experimental characterization of a two-storey steel
frame equipped with crescent-shaped braces*Michele Palermo1, Vittoria Laghi1, Stefano Silvestri1, Giada
Gasparini1, Tomaso Trombetti1
1.University of Bologna

17:00-17:15 ID:2i-0049
Subassemblage test of naturally buckling braces
under far-field and near-fault cyclic loadings*Po-Chien Hsiao1, Yu-Ting Cheng2
1.NTUST University, 2.NCHU University

1.University of California, Berkeley

17:15-17:30 ID:2i-0058

17:00-17:15 ID:3h-0007

Numerical Investigation of the Seismic Response of
Square HSS Braces with Intentional Eccentricity

An efficient method for seismic reliability analysis
under high stochastic dimensions*Tong Zhou1, Yongbo Peng1*Andres Gonzalez Urena1, Robert Tremblay2, Colin Andrew Rogers1
1.McGill University, 2.Polytechnique Montréal

1.Tongji University

17:30-17:45 ID:2i-0192

17:15-17:30 ID:3h-0009

END DETAILING OF IH-TREATED STEEL BRACESWITH INTENTIONAL ECCENTRICITY

Contrasting seismic assessment and retrofit in zones
of induced and naturally occurring seismicity*Konstantinos Skalomenos1, Masahiro Kurata 2, Minehiro
Nishiyama3*Matthew Fox1

1.Dept. of Civil Engineering, University of Birmingham, Birmingham B15 2TT,
2.Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University, Uji, Kyoto 611
0011, 3.Dept. of Architecture and Architectural Engineering, Kyoto University,
Katsura, Kyoto 615-8540

1.Beca Ltd

17:30-17:45 ID:3h-0012
PROPOSAL FOR EVALUATION METHODS ON BOND
STRENGTH OF ADHESIVE POST-INSTALLED REBARSDURING AND AFTER FIER
*Seira Owa1, Kenichi Ikeda 2
1.Hilti Japan, Ltd., 2.Tokyo University of Science090

16:30-16:45 ID:2i-0003

17:45-18:00 ID:2i-0071
SLOTTED HIDDEN GAP (SHG) BRACE CONNECTIONSFOR SQUARE HOLLOW STRUCTURAL SECTIONS(HSS) FOR SEISMIC APPLICATIONS*Mohamed Afifi1, Robert Tremblay2, Colin Rogers1
1.McGill University, 2.Polytechnique Montreal

18:00-18:15 ID:2i-0043

ID:2k-0025

Post-Fracture Performance Assessment of the Cast
Steel Yielding Connector in Non-buckling Braced
FramesRESISTANCE MECHANISM OF THE SLOPED CEILINGCOMPOSED WITH BRACES AND COMPRESSIONREINFORCED HANGING RODS

*Chiyun Zhong1, Justin Binder 2, Michael Gray2, Oh-Sung Kwon1,
Constantin Christopoulos1*Reiko Morohoshi1, Fumihiko Sakuraba1, Kazuhisa Yamazato1, Kenji
Suzuki1, Tetsuya Hanzawa1, Ken Harayama1, Tomohiro Masato1,
Shojiro Motoyui2

1.University of Toronto, 2.Cast Connex Corporation[O28C10] Recent Advances in
Seismic Performance Of NonStructural Elements (SPONSE) 2
Concurrent Session

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 5
Organizer : Rajesh Prasad Dhakal1, Shojiro Motoyui2
1. University of Canterbury, 2. Tokyo Institute of Technology

A Study on Suspended Piping Systems in Buildings*Min-Chi Ko1, George C. Yao1, Takuya Nagae2, Yu-Lin Chung1,
Wei-Chung Chen1
1.National Cheng Kung University, 2.Nagoya University

ID:2h-0006
SHAKE TABLE TESTS ON AN AUTOMATIC FIRE
SPRINKLER PIPING SYSTEM TYPICAL OF NEWZEALAND PRACTICES*Muhammad Rashid1, Rajesh Prasad Dhakal1, Timothy John
Sullivan1, Trevor Zhiqing Yeow2
1.University of Canterbury, 2.The University of Tokyo

ID:2k-0022
DYNAMIC INSTABILITY PHENOMENON OF CEILINGSUSPENDED WITH LONG HANGING BOLTS DURING
EARTHQUAKES

ID:2k-0026
EFFECT OF IN-PLANE SHEAR STIFFNESS ON
DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF FULL-SCALECEILING SYSTEM*Tola Chhat1, Shojiro Motoyui1, Kazuhiko Kasai1, Fumihiko
Sakuraba 2, Huanjun Jiang3, Yong Wang3
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Shimizu Corporation, 3.Tongji University

ID:2e-0023
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF
CABLE TRAY SYSTEM USING LARGE SHAKING TABLE*Kazuhiro Matsuda1, Kazuhiko Kasai2, Kunio Mizutani3, Eisaku
Asatsuma4, Yasuaki Sato5

Sep. 28th (Tue)

ID:2h-0002

1.SHIMIZU Corporation, 2.Tokyo Institute Of Technology

1.Meijo University, 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 3.Tokyo Polytechnic
University, 4.NEGUROSU DENKO, 5.Takenaka Corporation

ID:2k-0074
CASE STUDY OF FLOOR ACCELERATION RESPONSE
SPECTRA IN REINFORCED CONCRETE FRAMES
USING DIFFERENT METHODS*Tao Wang1, Qingxue Shang1, Jichao Li1
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics

ID:2k-0005
A CLOSED-FORM PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC DEMAND
MODEL FOR PREDICTING THE FLOOR SPECTRALPSEUDO-ACCELERATION*Andrea Lucchini1, Andrea Marchi1, Paolo Franchin1
1.Sapienza University of Rome

*Shojiro Motoyui1, Yasuaki Sato2, Takahiro Ohtsuka3
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Takenaka Corporation, 3.Meijo University

ID:2h-0004
Seismic Performance of Suspended Piping Restraint
Installations*Daniele Perrone1, Andre Filiatrault2,1, Simone Peloso3, Emanuele
Brunesi3, Roberto Nascimbene3, Clemens Beiter4, Roberto Piccinin4
1.University School for Advanced Studies IUSS Pavia, 2.State University of
New York at Buffalo, 3.European Centre for Training and Research in
Earthquake Engineering, 4.Hilti Corporation

091

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING[O28C11] Contribution to Sendai
Framework
Special Organized Session
Sep. 28th (Tue) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 6
Organizer : Masaya Sasaki1
1. United Nations, Educational, Scientific, and Cultural
Organization(UNESCO)

Speakers :*Radu Vacareanu1, Natalya Silacheva 2, Toshiaki Yokoi3, Edgar
Armando Peña Figueroa4, Gad M. El-Qady5, Carlos Zavala6, Raul
Alvarez Medel7, Hakim Bechtoula8, Carlos Gutiérrez9
1.Technical University of Civil Engineering of Bucharest (UTCB), 2.Institute of
Seismology, Ministry of Education and Science, 3.International Institute of
Seismology and Earthquake Engineering (IISEE), Building Research Institute(BRI), 4.Universidad de El Salvador, 5.National Research Institute of
Astronomy and Geophysics (NRIAG), 6.Japan Peru Center for Earthquake
Engineering Research and Disaster Mitigation (CISMID), 7.Pontifical Catholic
University of Chile, 8.Centre National de Recherche Appliquée en Génie
Parasismique, 9.National Center for Disaster Prevention (CENAPRED)

19:45-20:00 ID:1b-0018
HETEROGENEOUS MULTICYCLE DYNAMIC RUPTURE
MODELING FOR A VERTICAL STRIKE-SLIP FAULT*Percy Galvez1, 2, 4, Anatoly Petukhin3, Paul Somerville 4, Ken
Miyakoshi3, Kojiro Irikura5
1.ETH University, 2.KAUST University, 3.Geo-Research Institute, 4.AECOM,
5.Aichi Institute of Technology

20:00-20:15 ID:1a-0002
SLIP RATE AND RECENCY OF LARGEPALEOEARTHQUAKE OF SINISTRAL ACTIVE FAULTSIN INDOCHINA REGION*Weerachat Wiwegwin1, Suwith Kosuwan1, Ray Weldon2, Punya
Charusiri3, Shi Xuhua4, Yann Gavillot5, Zhang Gianguo 6
1.Department of Mineral Resources, 2.University of Oregon, 3.Chulalongkorn
University, 4.Zhejiang University, 5.Oregon State University, 6.Yunnan
Earthquake Agency

20:15-20:30 ID:1c-0009
PSHA OF HIMALAYAN REGION USING ZONING, ZONEFREE AND MOMENT SLIP APPROACHES*Josodhir Das1, Madan Mohan Rout2, Kamal Kamal1

Sep. 28th (Tue)[O28D06] Hazard Assessment 1
Oral Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 19:00-21:00
On-line 1
Chair : Kyriazis Pitilakis1, Nobuyuki Morikawa 2
1. Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, 2. National Research Institute for Earth
Science and Disaster Resilience

19:00-19:15 ID:1c-0033
Towards the revision of EC8: Proposal for analternative site classification scheme and associatedintensity-dependent amplification factors

1.Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, India, 2.Institute of SeismologicalResearch, Gadhinagar, India

20:30-20:45 ID:1c-0024
IMPLEMENTING MONTE-CARLO EARTHQUAKECATALOGS IN CYBERSHAKE*Sarah Azar 1, Mayssa Dabaghi1
1.American University of Beirut

20:45-21:00 ID:1c-0044
SEISMIC HAZARD ANALYSIS OF COMPLEX FAULTSBY SPECTRAL ELEMENT AND EMPIRICAL GREEN’S
FUNCTION METHODS*Kyriazis Pitilakis1, Evi Riga1, Anastasios Anastasiadis1*David Alejandro Castro-Cruz1, Filippo Gatti1, Fernando LopezCaballero1, Sara Touhami1

1.Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

1.CentraleSupelec

19:15-19:30 ID:1c-0021
Regional Seismic Landslide Assessment Basing On
Newmark Model Considering Site Amplification Effect*Hanxu Zhou , Ailan Che
1

1

1.Shanghai Jiao Tong University

19:30-19:45 ID:1b-0020

Oral Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 19:00-21:00
On-line 2

Simultaneous Low And High Frequency Bands
Inversion of Seismic Waveform

Chair : Robert Tremblay1, Francisco Hernandez2*Naoko Umeda1, Yoshiyuki SATO1

1. Polytechnique Montreal, 2. University of Chile

1.Takenaka Corporation

092[O28D07] Damper and Energy
Dissipation Devices

19:00-19:15 ID:2i-0093

20:45-21:00 ID:2i-0013

A DAMPER-SPRING DEVICE FOR SEISMIC ENERGYDISSIPATION IN BUILDINGS

Eccentrically Braced Beam-Through Steel Frameswith Replaceable Shear Links: Cyclic Testing*Francisco Hernandez1, Rodrigo Astroza 2, Juan Felipe Beltrán1,
Leonardo Belmar 1*Zucheng Yao1, Wei Wang1, Cheng Fang1

1.University of Chile, 2.Universidad de los Andes

19:15-19:30 ID:2i-0166
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF COKE SLIT DAMPER
WITH MULTIPLE PLASTIC ZONES*Robel Wondimu Alemayehu1, Jae Hoon Bae1, Min Jae Park1, Yong
Sik Kim2, Jaeho Ryu2, Young Kyu Ju1

1.Tongji University[O28D08] Experimental Results
on Seismic Retrofit 1
Oral Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 19:00-21:00
On-line 3

1.Korea University, 2.TechSquare

19:30-19:45 ID:2i-0070
CONVENTIONAL CONSTRUCTION STEEL BRACESWITH BEARING PLATE ENERGY DISSIPATION*Colin Rogers1, Chen Wang1, Andres González Ureña1, Alina
Rudman1, Robert Tremblay2

Chair : ELIZABETH VINTZILEOU1, Masaki Maeda 2, Fernando
Gutierrez-Urzua3,
1. NATIONAL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS, 2. Tohoku University, 3.
University College London

19:00-19:15 ID:3f-0007

19:45-20:00 ID:2i-0180

ASSESSMENT OF MODELING STRATEGIES FOR
LIGHTLY REINFORCED CONCRETE WALLS

EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL INVESTIGATIONSON BUCKLING RESTRAINED ENERGY DISSIPATINGSTAINLESS STEEL BARS*Peter Laursen1, Jenna Williams1, Tracy Doan1, Anahid Behrouzi1*Ahmad Rahmzadeh1, Robert Tremblay2, M. Shahria Alam1

19:15-19:30 ID:3f-0052

1.The University of British Columbia, 2.Polytechnique Montreal

Pseudo-Dynamic Testing of Existing Steel Frameswith Masonry Infills: Assessment and Retrofitting with
BRBs

20:00-20:15 ID:2i-0177
DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING OF RESILIENTDAMPING DEVICES FOR SEISMIC PROTECTION OF
MASS-TIMBER STRUCTURES*Amedebrhan M Asfaw1, Osman E Ozbulut1

Sep. 28th (Tue)1.McGill University, 2.Polytechnique Montréal

1.California Polytechnic State University*Fernando Gutierrez-Urzua1, Luigi Di Sarno2, Jing-Ren Wu2, Fabio
Freddi1, Mario D'Aniello3, Oh-Sang Kwon4, Stathis Bousias5, Maria
Gabriella Castellano 6
1.University College London, 2.University of Liverpool, 3.University of Naples
Federico II, 4.University of Toronto, 5.University of Patras, 6.FIP MEC srl

1.University of Virginia

19:30-19:45 ID:3f-0002

20:15-20:30 ID:2i-0207
A SEISMIC DAMAGE AVOIDANCE DEVICE WITH DISCSPRINGS FOR NEW GENERATION OF BEAM TO
COLUMN CONNECTIONS*Ali Reza Manafpour , Mehdi Abdeli-Bisafar
1

1

REINFORCED INTERFACES BETWEEN NEW AND
EXISTING CONCRETE: A PHYSICAL MODEL OFCYCLIC BEHAVIOUR*ELIZABETH VINTZILEOU1, VASILIKI PALIERAKI1
1.NATIONAL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS

1.Urmia University

20:30-20:45 ID:2i-0009
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF FLOATING ROOF STEELSTORAGE TANKS WITH CONSIDERATION OF ENERGYDISSIPATION SYSTEMSEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF
FLOATING ROOF STEEL STORAGE TANKS WITHCONSIDERATION OF ENERGY DISSIPATION SYSTEM

19:45-20:00 ID:3f-0004
Use of post-installed reinforcement for interface shear
in the retrofit of concrete structures*John Francis Silva1, Elizabeth Vintzileou2, Vasiliki Palieraki2
1.Hilti North America, 2.National Technical University Athens (NTUA)*Volkan Ozsarac1, Emanuele Brunesi2, Roberto Nascimbene2

20:00-20:15 ID:3f-0025

1.University School for Advanced Studies IUSS Pavia, 2.European Centre forTraining and Research in Earthquake Engineering (EUCENTRE)

Behavior, design and repair of transfer slabs exposed
to shear-wall loads*Eduardo Arellano Mendez1, Alonso Gómez-Bernal1, Oscar ManuelGonzález-Cuevas1, Hugón Juárez-García1, Gilberto Rangel Torres1
1.Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana093

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
20:15-20:30 ID:3f-0027

19:30-19:45 ID:2g-0003

Experimental study of a two-storey flat slab building
under seismic and gravity loads

EARTHQUAKE ECONOMIC LOSSES IN MOMENTRESISTING STEEL FRAMES EQUIPPED WITH FLUID
VISCOUS DAMPERS*Marco Lamperti Tornaghi1, Georgios Tsionis1, Pierre Pegon1,
Francisco-Javier Molina1, Marco Peroni1, Dario Coronelli2, Antonio
Pinho Ramos3, Radu Pascu4
1.European Commission, Joint Research Centre (JRC), Ispra, 2.Politecnico di
Milano, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, 3.Universidade
NOVA de Lisboa, Department of Civil Engineering, 4.Universitatea Tehnicade Constructii Bucuresti

20:30-20:45 ID:3f-0043
INVESTIGATION ON THE COLUMN SHEAR FAILURE
DUE TO THE LOCAL INTERACTION WITH MASONRYINFILLS IN RC FRAMES*Maria Teresa De Risi1, Carlo Del Gaudio1, Paolo Ricci1, Gerardo
Mario Verderame1, Gaetano Manfredi1
1.University of Naples Federico II

20:45-21:00 ID:3f-0048
STRENGTHENING OF MUD MASONRY ASSEMBLAGESUSING WIRE REINFORCED CEMENTITIOUS MATRIX(WRCM)

Sep. 28th (Tue)*Dattatreya Tripathy1, Vaibhav Singhal2
1.PhD Student, IIT Patna, Bihar, India, 2.Assistant Professor, IIT Patna, Bihar,
India[O28D09] Design Provisions forInnovative System
Oral Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 19:00-21:00
On-line 4
Chair : Demin Feng1

1.University School for Advanced Studies IUSS Pavia, 2.Department of Civil,
Structural and Environmental Engineering, State University of New York at
Buffalo

19:45-20:00 ID:2g-0090
Achieving target reliability in the design of seismicallyisolated structure*Benshun Shao1, Steve Mahin2
1.Arup, San Francisco, 2.University of California at Berkeley

20:00-20:15 ID:2g-0091
3D ANALYSIS OF FRICTION PENDULUM SYSTEMSUNDER NEAR-FAULT AND LONG-PERIOD GROUNDMOTIONS*Nicholas Oliveto1
1.University of Catania

20:15-20:30 ID:2g-0230
SEISMIC RELIABILITY OF BASE ISOLATED SYSTEMSWITH RUBBER BEARINGS*Fabio Micozzi1, Fabrizio Scozzese1, Laura Ragni2, Andrea
Dall’Asta1
1.University of Camerino, 2.Polytechnic University of Marche

20:30-20:45 ID:2g-0281
Performance Evaluation and Design of Seismic
Isolation Systems with Geometric Nonlinearity for
Important Equipment*Chia-Ming Chang1, 2, Ting-Wei Hsu1

1. Fujita Corp.

1.National Taiwan University, 2.National Center for Research on Earthquake
Engineering

19:00-19:15 ID:2g-0029

20:45-21:00 ID:2g-0119

Guideline for design of buildings with seismic isolationin New Zealand

DESIGN AND APPLICATION OF SEISMICPERFORMANCE OF PREFABRICATED SHEAR WALL
ISOLATION STRUCTURE UNDER MULTI-LEVELSEISMIC ACTION*David Whittaker 1
1.Beca Ltd / NZSEE

19:15-19:30 ID:2g-0001
DEVELOPING RISK-TARGET BASED DESIGNAPPROACHES FOR BASE-ISOLATED BUILDINGS*Amedeo Flora1, G. Perrone1, D. Cardone1
1.University of Basilicata

094*Bryan Chalarca1, Andre Filiatrault1, 2, Daniele Perrone1*Zheng He1, Shuo Wang1, Bin Du1, Guohui Huang2
1.Dalian University of Technology, 2.China Machinery International
Engineering Design & Research Institute Co., Ltd[O28D10] Recent Advances in
Seismic Performance Of NonStructural Elements (SPONSE) 3

ID:2h-0008
SEISMIC RISK OF NON-STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS: IT
TOOL FOR RAISING AWARENESS AND MITIGATECONSEQUENCES

Concurrent Session*Simone Peloso1, Daniele Perrone2, Davide Bolognini1, Roberto
Javier Merino Vela 2

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 19:00-21:00
On-line 5

1.EUCENTRE Foundation, 2.University School for Advanced Studies IUSS
Pavia

Organizer : Rajesh Prasad Dhakal1, Shojiro Motoyui2

ID:2k-0033

1. University of Canterbury, 2. Tokyo Institute of Technology

DISPLACEMENT-BASED SEISMIC DESIGN OF NONSTRUCTURAL BUILDING ELEMENTS

ID:2h-0011
A PREDICTION METHOD OF NON-STRUCTURALRESPONSE SPECTRA Part 1: Outline of Prediction
Method and Verification with SDOF Building*Andre Filiatrault1, Roberto J Merino1, Daniele Perrone1, Gian
Michele Calvi1
1.University School for Advanced Studies IUSS Pavia*Kazuhiko Kasai1, Shingo Komatsu2, David Lau3

ID:2k-0038

1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Shimane University, 3.Carleton University

OPTIMIZING THE INTEGRATED STRUCTURAL ANDNONSTRUCTURAL SEISMIC RETROFIT OF
BUILDINGS

ID:2k-0035*Shingo Komatsu , Kazuhiko Kasai , David Lau
12

3

1.Shimane University, 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 3.Carleton University

ID:2k-0003
A Framework for Quantifying Seismic Performance
Factors for Non-Structural Elements*Paul Steneker 1, Andre Filiatrault2,3, Lydell Wiebe1, Dimitrios
Konstantinidis 4

Sep. 28th (Tue)A PREDICTION METHOD OF NON-STRUCTURALRESPONSE SPECTRA: Part 2 Verification ofcomponents in multi-story building

1.McMaster University, 2.University School of Advanced Studies IUSS,
3.University at Buffalo State University of New York, 4.University ofCalifornia, Berkeley

ID:2i-0203
SEISMIC DEMAND AND PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONOF NON-STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS IN A LOWDAMAGE BUILDING SYSTEM*Derek Rodriguez1, Andre Filiatrault1,2, Daniele Perrone1*Simona Bianchi1, Jonathan Ciurlanti1, Daniele Perrone2, Stefano
Pampanin1, André Filiatrault2,3

1.University School for Advance Studies IUSS Pavia, 2.State University of
New York at Buffalo

1.Sapienza University of Rome, 2.University School for Advanced Studies
IUSS, 3.State University of New York at Buffalo

ID:2k-0004
Equivalent Viscous Damping for Non-structural
Building Elements*Roberto Merino1, Daniele Perrone1, André Filiatrault1,2
1.Scuola Universitaria Superiore, IUSS Pavia, 2.State University of New Yorkat Buffalo

ID:2k-0019
Floor Acceleration Amplification Analysis of
Instrumented Building Structures*Baofeng Huang1, Xia Hua1, Selim Günay2
1.Nanjing Tech University, 2.Pacific Earthquake Engineering ResearchCentre, University of California, Berkeley[O28D11] Towards Promoting
Safer and Earthquake-ResistantHousingSpecial Organized Session
Sep. 28th (Tue) / 19:00-21:00
On-line 6
Organizer : Dominik H Lang1
1. Norwegian Geotechnical Institute

ID:2k-0023

Speakers :*Dominik Lang1, Svetlana Brzev2, Vitor Silva3, ManuelAlfredo
LopezMenjivar4, Lars Abrahamczyk 2, Amit Kumar5

Shaking table investigation of the equipmentstructure interaction regaring mass ratio

1.Norwegian Geotechnical Institute, 2.Earthquake Damage Analysis Center,
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, 3.Seismic Risk Coordinator, 4.Universidad de
El Salvador, 5.Safe and Resilient Infrastructure*Qihao pan1, Baofeng Huang1, Selim Günay2, Wensheng Lu3
1.Nanjing Tech University, 2.Pacific Earthquake Engineering ResearchCentre, University of California, Berkeley, 3.Tongji University095

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
Program (Sep 28th, Poster)[P28E01] Active Fault and Paleo
Seismology_ Engineering
Seismology
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 1[P28E02] Waveform Analysis
and Observation
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 2
ID:1d-0001

ID:1a-0001
Re-Evaluation of Seismic Intensity Distribution andDamage Characteristics of the 1945 Mikawa
Earthquake*Haruka Nakai1, Masayuki Takemura 2, Mayumi Sakamoto3
1.NAKASHA CREATIVE CORPORATION, 2.Nagoya University, 3.University of
Hyogo

Sep. 28th (Tue)

ID:1a-0004
CHARACTERISTICS OF FAR FIELD SEISMIC
INTENSITY DISTRIBUTION FOR THE 1855 ANSEI-EDO
EARTHQUAKETIME VARYING SPECTRAL ANALYSIS OF GROUNDMOTIONS USING EMD AND VARMA MODEL*Yinfeng Dong1, 2, Dong Li2, Xu Huang2
1.Key Laboratory of New Technology for Construction of Cities in Mountain
Area (Chongqing University), Ministry of Education, Chongqing, 400045,
2.School of Civil Engineering, Chongqing university, Chongqing, 400045

ID:1d-0012
NEW VARIATIONAL MODE DECOMPOSITIONALGORITHM APPLIED TO IMPROVED EARTHQUAKEACCELEROGRAMS ANALYSIS*Fabricio Yepez1, Francisco Granda 2, Diego Benitez2*Ryoichi Nakamura1, Akihito Nishiyama1, Takeo Ishibe2, Jun
Muragishi3, Kenji Satake1

1.Universidad San Francisco de Quito, Department of Civil Engineering,
2.Universidad San Francisco de Quito, Department of Electronic Engineering

1.The University of Tokyo, 2.Association for the Development of Earthquake
Prediction, 3.Taisho University

ID:1d-0061

ID:1a-0005

Relationships between CAV and PGA of Wenchuan
Earthquake

Application of Adaptive Time Delay Compensation
combined with Robust Linear Quadratic Gauss in
Vehicle-bridge Coupling Real-time Hybrid Simulation*Xuejing Li1, Mengtan Gao1

*Hui meng Zhou1

ID:1d-0065

1.Institute of engineering mechanics, China Earthquake Administration

Understanding the implications of seismicity inducedby UK shale gas exploration

ID:1a-0006
NEED FOR ADVANCED SEISMOGENIC FAULT
CHARACTERIZATION STUDY AS A BASIS FORRELIABLE SEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENT*Radmila Salic1, Zabedin Neziri1, Mirko Dimitrovski1, Zoran
Milutinovic1, Jovan Trajcevski1, Daniel Tomic1
1.Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Seismology (IZIIS), Ss.
Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje, N. Macedonia

ID:1a-0007
Pre-estimation of surface faulting on active faults*Takashi Azuma1
1.Geological Survey of Japan/AIST

1. Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration*Gemma Cremen1, Maximilian J. Werner 1, Brian Baptie2
1.University of Bristol, 2.British Geological Survey

ID:1d-0074
Non-Gaussian characteristic of accerlation time
history*Tadanobu SATO1, Ikumasa YOSHIDA 2, Yoshitak MURONO3
1.Kyoto University, 2.Tokyo City University, 3.Railway Technical ResearchInstitute

ID:1d-0098
SELECTING THREE COMPONENTS OF GROUNDMOTIONS FROM CONDITIONAL SPECTRA FOR
MULTIPLE STRIPE ANALYSES*N. Simon Kwong1, Kishor S. Jaiswal1, Nico Luco1, Jack W. Baker 2
1.USGS, 2.Stanford University096

ID:1d-0099

ID:1d-0071

ANALYSIS OF EARTHQUAKE MOTION AND SURFACEMOTION USING THE GAUSSIAN MIXTURE MODEL

EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON PERFORMANCE OF A
NEW ACCELEROMETER MADE OF CRYSTALOSCILLATOR*Masumitsu Kuse1, Nobuoto Nojima 2
1.River Basin Research Center, Gifu University, 2.Department of Civil
Engineering, Gifu University

1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Clovertech Inc., 3.Seiko Epson Corp.,
4.Railway Technical Research Institute

ID:1d-0082
A Copula-based random function model of sequential
ground motions*Jiaxu Shen1, Jun Chen1
1.Tongji University

ID:1d-0023
Spatial Correlation of Ground-Motion for Napa
earthquake*Kun Chen1, Yan-Xiang YU
1.CEA-IGP

ID:1d-0111
The effects of earthquake source, path and site effects
on the damping modification factors for the vertical
spectra*John Zhao , Jiguan Liang , Lili Kang
1

*Hitoshi Morikawa1, Shigeo Matsuda 2, Kazuyuki Nakasendo3,
Kimitoshi Sakai4, Kahori Iiyama1

2

1

1.Shandong Jianzhu University, 2.Southwest Jiaotong University

SEISMIC RESPONSE ANALYSIS IN PUEBLA CITY,
MEXICO USING HILBERT-HUANG TRANSFORM

Influence of tectonic regime in the selection of groundmotions for seismic site response analysis*C Shreyasvi1, Sumer Chopra 2, K Venkataramana3
1.B M S College of Engineering, 2.Institute of Seismological Research,
3.National Institute of Technology Karnataka

ID:1d-0108*Leonardo Alcantara1, Silvia Raquel García1, Miguel Pedro Romo1,
Edna Gabriela Álvarez2

Study of Spatial Variability of Ground Motions in
Anchorage Bowl from Anchorage Earthquake (Mw=7.1).

1.Instituto de Ingeniería Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 2.
Facultad de Ingeniería Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico*Utpal Dutta1, John Thornley2

ID:1d-0130
Concurrent Seismic Events Identification Using Deep
Learning*YU CHEN1, Ming-Hsuan YEN2, 3, BEN EDWARDS1, Edoardo Patelli1, 4,
Dino Bindi2
1.University of Liverpool, 2.GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences,
3.Institute of Geosciences, 4.University of Strathclyde

ID:1d-0003
Automatic Search Algorithm for Low Cut-off
Frequency for Filtering Strong-motion Records*Haiying Yu1, 2, Da Zhu1, 2, Xuan Xu1, 2, Wenxi Ma1, 2
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration,
2.Key Laboratory of Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Vibration,
China Earthquake Administration

ID:1d-0135

Sep. 28th (Tue)

ID:1d-0128

ID:1d-0104

1.University of Alaska Anchorage, 2.Golder Associates Inc.

ID:1d-0024
SOURCE, PATH, AND SITE EFFECTS ON STRONG
MOTIONS DURING THE 2018 Mw 6.6 HOKKAIDOEASTERN IBURI EARTHQUAKE*Yadab P. Dhakal1, Wataru Suzuki1, Takashi Kunugi1, Takeshi
Kimura1, Shin Aoi1
1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience(NIED)

ID:1d-0072
Method for evaluating high-resolution spatial
distribution of earthquake ground motions, using
temporary seismic observation data
*Masahiro Korenaga1, Seiji Tsuno1
1.Railway Technical Research Institute

QUAKEMANAGER: AN INTEGRATED SOFTWARE FOR
MANAGEMENT, ANALYSIS, SELECTION AND
MODIFICATION OF GROUND MOTIONS*Mahmoud M Hachem1, Bashar Abdo1, Hamza Al-Jundi1, Sohaib
Al-Jundi1, Hilal Breiss1, Bahaa Tayba1, Fouad Trad2, Bahaa Ghieh1
1.Earthquake Solutions, 2.Lebanese University097

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING[P28E03] Ground Motion
Simulation
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 3

SCEC Broadband Platform (BBP) Ground Motion
Simulations for Tall Building Response Analyses in
San Francisco, Los Angeles Downtown, andCyberShake Sites*Ting Lin1, Gregory Deierlein2
1.Texas Tech University, 2.Stanford University

ID:1d-0014

ID:1d-0119

DYNAMIC RUPTURE SIMULATION OF THE 2016
KUMAMOTO, JAPAN, EARTHQUAKE SEQUENCE

A framework for validating simulated ground motions
for engineering applications*Hongjun Si1, Shuji Kumagai2, Yutaka Yuzawa3*Karim Tarbali1, Carmine Galasso1

1.Seismological Research Institute Inc., 2.Tohoku-Electric Power Co., Inc.,
3.Tokyo Electric Power Services Co., Ltd.

1.University College London

ID:1d-0042
ISTANBUL, TURKEY: VERIFICATION, VALIDATION ANDSCENARIO SIMULATION BY MEANS OF PHYSICSBASED NUMERICAL MODELLING.
*Marco Stupazzini1, M. Infantino2, I. Mazzieri3, R. Paolucci2

Sep. 28th (Tue)

1.Munich Re, Geo Risks, 2.Politecnico di Milano, DICA, 3.Politecnico di
Milano, MOX

ID:1d-0076
Simulation on near-field pulse-like ground motion for
the Shuantung fault in Taiwan region*Xue Liang Chen1, Quanbo Luo1, Mengtan Gao1, Tiefei Li1
1.Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration

ID:1d-0079
KINEMATIC SOURCE MODELING FOR PREDICTEDGROUND MOTION BY DYNAMIC RUPTURESIMULATION*Masayuki Yamada1, Koji Hada1, Yoshinori Fujino1, Ryuta Imai2, Kei
Takamuku2, Hiroyuki Fujiwara3
1.NEWJEC Inc., 2.Mizuho Information & Research Institute, Inc., 3.National
Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience

ID:1d-0080
Possible Mechanisms of Generating Velocity Pulses
Observed on the Nishihara Village during the 2016
Kumamoto Earthquake (Mj 7.3)

ID:1d-0043
A seismic wave propagation simulation using amodified wave equation with diffusion effects*Ryuta Imai1, Masayuki Yamada 2, Koji Hada 2, Hiroyuki Fujiwara3
1.Mizuho Information & Research Institute, Inc., 2.NEWJEC Inc., 3.National
Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience

ID:1d-0051
GROUND MOTION SIMULATION FOR THE 2014 Mw6.1
LUDIAN, CHINA EARTHQUAKE USING THE
STOCHASTIC FINITE-FAULT METHOD*Hongwei Wang1, Ruizhi Wen1
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration

ID:1d-0091
Strong Ground Motion Simulation of the Great 1923
Kanto Earthquake in the Tokyo Metropolitan Area
based on Strong Motion Generation Area
*Fumino Suzuki1, Kenichi Kato1, Tetsushi Watanabe1, Yusuke
Tomozawa1
1.Kobori Research Complex Inc.

ID:1d-0050
Stochastic conditional simulation of aftershock
accelerograms given the parent main shock motion*Sandip Das1, V.L. Nithin2, Hemant B. Kaushik3

1.Shimizu Corporation

1.Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute ofTechnology Guwahati, 2.Research Scholar, Department of Civil Engineering,
Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati, 3.Professor, Department of Civil
Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati

ID:1d-0089

ID:1d-0095

STOCHASTIC SPECTRAL FINITE ELEMENT METHODFOR ANALYSIS OF WAVE PROPAGATION CAUSED BY
FAULT DISLOCATION

Simulation of Strong Ground Motion Distribution by
Synthesis of Orthogonal Modes Decomposed from
Scenario Shaking Maps

*Kenichi Tsuda1098

ID:1d-0115*Pooya Zakian1, Naser Khaji2, M. Mousavi1*Yukihiro Takahashi1, Nobuoto Nojima 2, Masumitsu Kuse3

1.Arak University, 2.Hiroshima University

1.Graduate School of Natural Science and Technology, Gifu University, 2.
Department of Civil Engineering, Gifu University, 3.River Basin ResearchCenter, Gifu University

ID:1d-0138
STRONG GROUND MOTION SIMULATION OF THE
2019 JAVA EARTHQUAKE USING EMPIRICAL GREEN’S
FUNCTION METHOD
Ardian Yudhi Octantyo1, *Hiroe Miyake2, Toshiaki Yokoi3
1.Meteorological, Climatological, and Geophysical Agency (BMKG), 2.
Earthquake Research Institute, University of Tokyo, 3.International Instituteof Seismology and Earthquake Engineering, Building Research Institute[P28E04] Wood, Masonry andOther Structure
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 4
ID:2a-0029

ID:1d-0114
STRONG GROUND MOTION SIMULATION WITH AN
EMPHASIS OF LOCAL SITE RESPONSE: A CASESTUDY AT ESKISEHIR BASIN*Gulum Tanircan1, Hiroe Miyake2, Oguz Ozel3, Hiroaki Yamanaka4,
Onur Kaplan5, Seiji Tsuno 6
1.Bogazici University, 2.University of Tokyo, 3.Istanbul UniversityCerrahpasa, 4.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 5.Eskisehir Technical
University, 6.Japan Railway Technical Research Institute

ID:1d-0097*Luis Guillermo Alvarez , Irmela Zentner , Fabian Bonilla , Gloria
Senfaute2
1, 2

2

SOME ISSUES ON IMPROVEMENT OF GROUNDMOTION SYNTHESIS FOR SEISMIC ANALYSIS OF
LARGE-SPAN SPATIAL STRUCTURES*Zhengru Tao , Xiaxin Tao , Zelin Cao , Wei Jiang , Guangfen
Zheng12

1

1.IEM, CEA, 2.HIT

ID:1d-0022
GROUND MOTION SIMULATION AND VARIABILITY
ESTIMATION IN THE CENTRAL AND EASTERN U. S.
*XIAODAN SUN1, Sanaz Rezaeian2, Brandon Clayton2, Stephen
Hartzell2
1.Southwest Jiaotong University, 2.U.S. Geological Survey (USGS)

ID:1d-0064
VALIDATION OF VARIATION IN SYNTHETIC GROUNDMOTIONS CAUSED BY VARIABILITY OF SEISMICSOURCE CHARACTERISTICS*Masashi Aoki1, Sayaka Igarashi1, Yasuo Uchiyama1, Shigehiro
Sakamoto1
1.Taisei Corporation

ID:2i-0075
EXPERIMENTAL SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OFNONSTRUCTURAL COMPONENTS FASTENED WITHDUCTILE ELEMENTS*Tal Feinstein1, Jack P Moehle1
1.University of California Berkeley

ID:2i-0101
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF WALL JOINTS IN CROSSLAMINATED TIMBER PANELS THROUGH CYCLIC
TESTS

ID:1d-0057

2

1.National University San Antonio Abad of Cusco

3

1.IUSS Pavia , 2.EDF, 3.IFSTTAR

1*Julio G. Rojas-Bravo1, Mijail Montesinos 1

Sep. 28th (Tue)Frequency content in Stochastic Ground Motion
Simulations and observed data for rock site
conditions

BEHAVIOR OF ANCIENT ADOBE MASONRY WALLETS
UNDER CYCLIC AND CONSTANT PRE-COMPRESSIONLOADS*Paulina GONZALEZ1, Diego VALDIVIESO2, Alvaro LOPEZ3, Eduardo
PEREZ1, Camila BURGOS1
1.University of Santiago of Chile, 2.Simpson Strong-Tie, 3.Pontificia
Universidad Catolica de Valparaiso

ID:2i-0115
Experimental study on moment resisting mechanism
at pile and pile cap interface #2: Moment capacity
formulation based on failure mechanism*Yusuke Tosauchi1, Ryo Nakano2, Shunsuke Naruse2, Susumu
Kono2, Taku Obara 2, Katsumi Kobayashi1, Takeshi Fukuda3,
Yasuhiro Gunji4, Toshiaki Arai4
1.Fujita Corporation, 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 3.Toda Corporation,
4.Nishimatsu Construction Co.

ID:2i-0118
Centrifuge Model Test on the Dynamic Buckling
Behavior of RC Slender Pile in Saturated Ground*Kazuhiro Hayashi1, Yuichi Miyachi1, Yoshihiro Kimura 2, Shuji
Tamura3, Taiki Saito1
1.Toyohashi University of Technology, 2.Tohoku University, 3.Tokyo Instituteof Technology

ID:2i-0138
Evaluation of the performance of deep, slendercolumns through the use of sub-assemblies*Christian Anthony Flores Carreras1, Omar Sediek1, Jason
McCormick1, Sherif El-Tawil1
1.University of Michigan099

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
ID:2i-0169

ID:2i-0091

Masonry Panel Testing in Malawi*Elia Voyagaki , Panos Kloukinas , Viviana Novelli , Raffaele De
Risi1, Innocent Kafodya3, Ignasio Ngoma3, Katsuichiro Goda4, John
Macdonald1
12

1

1.University of Bristol, 2.University of Greenwich, 3.The Polytechnic,
4.Western University

Experimental Study on Steel Suspended Ceiling with
Multiple Slopes*Yusuke Oki1
1.Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism

1.Zhengzhou University

EFFECTS OF MULTI-DIRECTIONAL SEISMIC INPUTON THE DYNAMIC BEHAVIOUR OF URM
STRUCTURES: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY*Stylianos Kallioras1, 2, Francesco Graziotti1, 2, Luca Grottoli2,
Andrea Penna1, 2, Guido Magenes1, 2
1.University of Pavia, Department of Civil Engineering and Architecture(DICAr), 2.European Centre for Training and Research in Earthquake
Engineering (EUCENTRE)

ID:2i-0198
UNIAXIAL AND MULTIAXIAL SEISMIC QUALIFICATIONTESTING OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT FOR NPPs IN
CZECH REPUBLIC*Jaroslav Hruby , Brad Parker Wham , Igor Neuhold , Zdenek
Krobot4, Pavel Heralecky5, Aldrich Valerian22

3

ID:2i-0099
MODELLING HISTORIC STONE-DRUM COLUMNSUNDER SEIMIC ACTION*Chuyen Kim Le Nguyen1, Uwe E. Dorka1

Sep. 28th (Tue)1.Brno University of Technology, 2.CU Boulder, 3.CERN, 4.University of
Defence Brno, 5.CEZ

1.Universität Kassel, Germany

ID:2i-0137

ID:2i-0031
FULL-RANGE ELASTIC-PLASTIC ANALYSIS OF
CONCRETE-FILLED CIRCULAR STEEL TUBE UNDERUNIAXIAL COMPRESSION

ID:2i-0061
VERIFICATION OF EFFECTS BASED ON FULL-SCALEWOODEN FRAME TESTS WITH ARAMID FIBER SHEETREINFORCEMENT*Tomohiro Ogino , Yuna Asaoka , Sho Koike , Akari Yamaguchi ,Xinyan Chen1, Noriko Takiyama1
1

1

1

1

1.Tokyo Metropolitan University

ID:2i-0063
ANALYSIS ON SHEAR FAILURE OF PHC PILES UNDERDIFFERENT LEVELS OF AXIAL LOAD
*Yopi Prabowo Oktiovan1, Taiga Otaki2, Taku Obara1, Susumu
Kono1, Hidekazu Watanabe3, David Mukai4
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Daiwa House, 3.Building ResearchInstitute, 4.University of Wyoming

ID:2i-0087
Cyclic Load Testing of Full-Scale Assam-Type Wooden
House for Evaluation of Lateral Capacity*Hemant B Kaushik , Biswajit Chand , Sandip Das
1

1.Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati

11Influence of Perimeter Supports on the Seismic
Response of Plasterboard Suspended Ceiling Systems*Manish Kumar 1, Sujit V Matale1, 3, Durgesh C Rai2
1.Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar, 2.Indian Institute of Technology
Kanpur, 3.Spectrum Techno-Consultants Pvt. Ltd.

*Rui Han1, 4, Hua Zhao4, Weiguang Yuan4, Zhihua Liu1, Shichun
Zhao1, Yuping Sun2, 3
1.Southwest Jiaotong University, 2. Kobe University, 3.China-Japan Resilientand Sustainable Concrete Structures Research Center, Southwest Jiaotong
University, 4.State Key Laboratory of Geohazard Prevention andGeoenvironment Protection, Chengdu University of Technology

100*Yingyang Liu1, Zhixu Han1

ID:2i-0097

ID:2i-0181

1

Experimental study on the mechanical performance of
dougong in mahavira hall of huishan temple

ID:2i-0141
EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF
BEHAVIOUR IN COMPRESSION AND SHEAR OF
HANDMADE CLAY BRICK MASONRY*Luis Martin Lavado Durand1, Jorge Luis Gallardo Tapia1, Claudia
Mitie Honma 2
1.National University of Engineering, 2.Researcher, Japan-Peru Center for
Earthquake Engineering Research and Disaster Mitigation,

ID:2i-0155
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF POLYPROPYLENE FIBER
REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMN WITH CORRODED
REINFORCING BARS
*Aris Aryanto1, Berto Juergen Winata1
1.Institut Teknologi Bandung

ID:2i-0174
APPLICABILITY OF MS ELEMENT FOR CLTCONSTRUCTIONS*Tatsuya Miyake1, Yoshiharu Azumi1, Naohito Kawai2, Hiroshi Isoda3,
Yasuhiro Araki4
1.Nihon System Skkei Architects & Engineers Inc., 2.Kogakuin University,
3.Kyoto University, 4.National Institute for Land and InfrastructureManagement

ID:2i-0194
SEISMIC RESPONSE OF HALF-SCALE SEVEN-STORYREINFORCED CONCRETE BUILDINGS WITHTORSIONAL IRREGULARITIES*Tomomi Suzuki1, Kenneth J Elwood1, Aishwarya Y Puranam2,
Hung-Jen Lee3, Ren-Jie Tsai4, Fu-Pei Hsiao4, Shyh-Jiann Hwang4
1.University of Auckland, 2.National Taiwan University, 3.National Yunlin
University of Science and Technology, 4.National Center for Research on
Earthquake Engineering[P28E05] Design Ground Motion
1_ Seismic Performance ofStructures
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 5

ID:2i-0202

ID:2g-0305

LIGHTWEIGHT FRAME ENGINEERED BABMOOSHEAR WALLS

Comparison between wavelet de-noising andconventional filtering methods in automatic
processing of the Iranian strong motion records*Zhi Li1, Rui Wang2, Yan Xiao3
1.Nanjing Tech University, 2.Hunan University, 3.Zhejiang University-UIUC*Sahar Shokouhirad1, Mohsen Ghafory Ashtiany 1
1.International Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Seismology

ID:2i-0216
EXPERIMENTAL TESTS OF A GROIN VAULT IN DRYBONDED VOUSSOIRS UNDER DYNAMIC EXCITATION*Dora Foti1, S. Silvestri2, S. Baraccani2, S. Ivorra3, D.
Theodossopoulos4, V. Vacca1, V. Campanella6, J.V. Ochoa Roman2,
L. Cavallini2, R. White5, M. Dietz5, G. Mylonakis5

A FULLY NON-STATIONARY STOCHASTIC GROUNDMOTION MODEL FOR THE SEISMIC ANALYSIS OF THE
ZOSER PYRAMID*Pierfrancesco Cacciola1, Ashraf Ayoub2, Masoud Shadlou1,
Youssef Rashed3, Alessandro Tombari1
1.University of Brighton , 2.City University of London, 3.Cairo University

ID:2i-0010

ID:2g-0318

EFFECT OF SHEAR—EXTENSION COUPLING IN A
MEMBRANE ELEMENT WITH ASYMMETRY OF
REINFORCEMENTA GIS- Based Seismic Vulnerability Assessment of an
RC-Buildings in Malaysia Using an Improved Seismic
Vulnerability Index Approach.

*Ratnasai Venkata Kosuru1, Amlan Kumar Sengupta1*Moustafa Moufid Kassem1, Fadzli Mohammed Nazri1, Ahmad
Mohamad El Maissi1

1.IIT Madras

ID:2i-0105
Ambient vibration tests and modal parameter
identification of the Laxiwa dam in China*Guangheng Luo1, Jin-Ting Wang1, Guang-Heng Luo1, Zhi-Qian
Xiang1
1.Tsinghua university

ID:2i-0129
The 2019 Full-scale shake table test program of wood
dwellings*Takuya Nagae1, Cem Yenigodan1, Shohei Yamada 2, Hisatoshi
Kashiwa3, Kazuhiro Hayashi4, Takehiro Takahashi5, Takahito Inoue5
1.Nagoya University, 2.Nikken Sekkei, 3.NILIM, 4.Toyohashi University ofTechnology, 5.NIED

ID:2i-0130
Sliding-rocking combined actions at base foundationinfluencing global and local deformations of upper
wood structure*Takuya Nagae1, Cem Yenidogan1, Shohei Yamada 2, Hisatoshi
Kashiwa3, Kazuhiro Hayashi4, Takehiro Takahashi5, Takahito Inoue5
1.Nagoya University, 2.Nikken Sekkei, 3.NILIM, 4.Toyohashi University ofTechnology, 5.NIED

Sep. 28th (Tue)

1.Technical University of Bari, 2.University of Bologna, 3.University ofAlicante, 4.University of Edinburgh, 5.University of Bristol, 6.Tecnocontrolli
S.r.l., Italy

ID:2g-0310

1.School of Civil Engineering, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Engineering
Campus, 14300 Nibong Tebal, Penang, Malaysia.

ID:2a-0001
NONLINEAR RESPONSE TIME HISTORY ANALYSIS OF
WALL-FRAMES USING MODAL-BASED GROUNDMOTION SELECTED MOTIONS*Yang Liu1, Zixiog Guo1, Qunxian Huang1
1.College of Civil Engineering, Huaqiao University

ID:2a-0002
Implementing Time-Dependent Seismic Hazard in
Seismic Design and Building Codes: Its Time!
*Ivan G Wong1, Patricia A Thomas2
1.Lettis Consultants International/California Seismic Safety Commission,
2.Lettis Consultants International

ID:2a-0003
MODAL COMBINATION IN RESPONSE SPECTRUM
ANALYSIS: EXPLORING THE VARIATION OF GROUNDMOTIONS IN TIME
*Cecilia Nievas1, 2, Timothy Sullivan3
1.GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, 2.ROSE Programme, UME
School, IUSS Pavia, 3.University of Canterbury, Christchurch101

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ID:2a-0004

ID:2a-0016

Proposal of Simplified Characterization Method ofPulse-like Ground Motions

DIRECTIVITY EVIDENCE FOR THE CONCEPCION CITYDAMAGE IN THE EL MAULE, CHILE 2010
EARTHQUAKE*Mina Sugino1, Kazuki Tanaka 2, Yasuhiro Hayashi1
1.Kyoto University, 2.The Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc.

ID:2a-0005
STUDY ON PREDICTION EQUATIONS OF STATISTICALVALUES OF GROUP DELAY TIME USING GROUNDMOTION PARAMETERS*Kenichi Nagao1, Yukiko Nakamura 2
1.Daiwa House Industry, 2.Chiba University*Ruben Ramos1, Rodolfo Saragoni 2
1.University of Chile. Department of Civil Engineering. Master in SeismicEngineering, 2.Principal Professor. University of Chile. Department of Civil
Engineering. Ph. D.

[P28E06] Device Design for
Better Performance of Buildings
Poster Presentation

ID:2a-0008
CORRELATION STUDY ON STRUCTURAL RESPONSE
AND GROUND MOTION INTENSITY PARAMETERS*Hazim Yilmaz1, Amar Rahimi1

ID:2g-0004

1.Obermeyer Planen und Beraten GmbHStudy on Shaking Table Test of the ±800kV Composite
Post Insulator with Damper Device

ID:2a-0009

Sep. 28th (Tue)SEISMIC WAVES SELECTION BASED ON DEEPLEARNING*Yang Qin1, Yingmin Li1
1.Chongqing University

Effect of Accelerogram Processing, using Causal andAcausal Filters on 6-Story and 9-Story SAC Steel
Moment-Resistance Frames*Hamid Kazemi , Mohammad Sadegh Khakpour*Zhen lin LIU1, Yong feng CHENG1, Zhi cheng LU1, Sheng LI1, Hai bo
WANG1
1.China Electric Science Research Institute

ID:2g-0024

ID:2a-0010

1

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 6

1

Development of Seismic Isolation Device for
Improving Structural Performance with Wide
Displacement Range of Infinitesimal to Large
Amplitude*Kazuo Yachiune1, Shinsuke Inai1, Takushi Ishida1, Masaki Tokunou1,
Masahito Kobayashi2

1.Islamic Azad University, Mashhad Branch

1.Toda Corporation, 2.Meiji University

ID:2a-0014

ID:2g-0055

ANALYSIS OF DIRECTIONALITY CONSIDERINGPERIODIC CHARACTERISTICS FOR OVSERVEDSTRONG GROUND MOTIONSPASSIVE HYBRID DAMPER WITH VARIABLE FORCEDISPLACEMENT CHARACTERISTICS FOR SEISMICPROTECTION OF STRUCTURES*Kazuma Inoue1, Keita Saitoh1, Yuta Umeyama 2, Akira Igarashi3,
Takaaki Ikeda4
1.National Institute of Technology, Gunma College, 2.East Nippon
Expressway Co. ,Ltd. , 3.Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto
University, 4.Nagaoka University of Technology

ID:2a-0015
WHY DETERMINING THE NUMBER OF CODE
SPECTRUM-MATCHED RECORDS BASED ON USUALSTATISTICS IS AN ILL-POSED PROBLEM*Georgios Baltzopoulos1, Roberto Baraschino2, Massimiliano
Giorgio1, Iunio Iervolino1
1.University of Naples Federico II, 2.National Technical University of Athens*Ken Walsh1, Kazutaka Shirai2
1.Ohio University, 2.Hokkaido University

ID:2g-0078
Research on the Dynamic Characteristics andDamping Performances of an Innovative Passive
Mega-Sub Controlled System*Xiangxiu Li1, Aiwen Liu1, Xiaojun Li2
1.Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration, 2.School of Civil
Engineering, Beijing University of Technology

ID:2g-0113
Development of Advanced Energy Absorption Device
Consisting of Oil Damper and Coned-disc Spring Unit
*Taisuke Kinugawa1, Satoshi Fujita 2, Shigeki Okamura3, Issei
Yamazaki4
1.Graduate School of Tokyo Denki University, 2.Tokyo Denki University,
3.Toyama Prefectural University, 4.Sanwa Tekki Co.

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ID:2g-0157

ID:2g-0274

Enhanced base isolation system utilizing one-way
rotational inertia devices

SMALL-SCALE EXPERIMENTAL VALIDATION OF
PASSIVE RATE-INDEPENDENT LINEAR DAMPING*Nicholas E Wierschem1, Abdollah Javidialesaadi1*Ken Walsh1, John Haftman1, Illona Hartman2, Eric Steinberg1

1.University of Tennessee

1.Ohio University, 2.Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

ID:2g-0163
PERFORMANCE OF DAMAGE-RESISTANT SELFCENTERING AND DAMAGE-FREE DEVICE AGAINSTMASSIVE EARTHQUAKES*Sharad Laxmanrao Ghodke1, Shiv Prakash1, Ashish Ramdaspant
Akhare 1, Radhey Shyam Jangid1
1.IIT Bombay[P28E07] Experiments for
Vibration Control
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 7

ID:2g-0202
UPPER AND LOWER BOUNDS OF DEVICE FORCECAPACITY IN HIGH FORCE TO VOLUME (HF2V)
DEVICE DESIGN*Geoffrey W Rodgers1, Vishnupriya Vishnupriya1, James Geoffrey
Chase1, Cong Zhou1

ID:2g-0083
Experimental study on mechanical performance of a
new hybrid lead viscoelastic damper*Dingbin Li1, Yun Zhou1, Fei Shi1, Chao Zhang1
1.Guangzhou University

ID:2g-0203

ID:2g-0089

GENERALISABLE NONLINEAR FINITE ELEMENTMODELING FOR HIGH FORCE TO VOLUME (HF2V)
DEVICE DESIGNREAL-TIME HYBRID TEST USING MULTI-ACTUATORSTO ESTIMATE RESPONSE CONTROL PERFORMANCEOF RC FRAME STRUCTURE*Geoffrey W Rodgers1, Vishnupriya Vishnupriya1, James Geoffrey
Chase1, Cong Zhou1*AYAKA YOKOYAMA1, KOHIRO FUSHIHARA1, YOUICHI MUKAI1,
TAKASHI FUJINAGA1, HIDEO FUJITANI1

1.University of Canterbury

1.Kobe University

ID:2g-0228

ID:2g-0186

Study on the seismic device at building with toggle
damping brace

Real-time Hybrid Experiment of “CaSS” for Function
Separated Bridge*Masaharu Kubota1, Yoshiaki Senoo1, Takeshi Oosawa1, Shouko
Kawase1*Nobuhiro YAMAZAKI1, Ji DANG2, Yuka AKIIKE3, Masayuki
ISHIYAMA1, Yuta SOMEYA1

1.Tobishima Corporation

1.NIPPON CHUZO K. K., 2.Saitama University, 3.West Nexco Consult Co.,Ltd.

ID:2g-0235
ASEISMIC CONTROL DEVICE WITH CENTURIES OFAPPLICATION EXPERIENCE*Azer Arastunoglu Kasimzade , Gencay Atmaca , Mehmet
Kuruoglu3, Rauf Ahatoglu Mukimov4, K. S. Pfidze1
12

1.Ondokuz Mayis University, 2.Provincial Directorate of Disaster andEmergency, 3.Dokuz Eylul University, 4.Azerbaijan National Academy of
Sciences

Sep. 28th (Tue)

1.University of Canterbury

ID:2g-0190
SEISMIC ISOLATION OF A DATA CENTER BUILDING:HYBRID SYSTEM WITH CSS, LRB AND FVD*Joseph Kubin1, Danyal Kubin1, Ugurcan Ozcamur 2, Ilker Ali Ilis1,
Goksenin Feroglu1, Bengu Elcik Erol1, Selcan Kaan Acarel1, Merve
Yalcin1, Ozge Yildirim1
1.Prota Engineering Project and Consulting Services Inc, 2.TIS Technological
Isolation Systems

ID:2g-0245
DAMPING CAPABILITY ENHANCEMENT OF THE
POLYURETHANE SEISMIC ISOLATION DEVICE FOR
HV POST INSULATORS*Emre Gonulcu1, Tansu Gokce2, Engin Orakdogen1, Ercan Yuksel1
1.Istanbul Technical University, 2.University Of Bristol

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Performance Based Seismic
Design 2_ Seismic Performanceof Structures

ID:2j-0030

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 8

ID:2j-0031

Poster Presentation

ID:2j-0020
Hysteretic model estimation of Y-type perfobond rib
shear connectors*Sang-Hyo Kim1, Dae-Yoon Kim1, Oneil Han1, Suro Yoon1
1.Yonsei University

ID:2j-0022
STOCHASTIC MODEL OF NEAR-FAULT GROUNDMOTION SIMULATION AND RELIABILITYASSESSMENT OF STRUCTURES

Sep. 28th (Tue)*Guohai Chen1, Dixiong Yang1
1.Dalian University of Technology

ID:2j-0023
DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS OF SEISMIC RESPONSES
OF ROCKING-WALL FRAME STRUCTURES*Dixiong Yang1, Guiqiang Guo1
1.Dalian University of Technology

ID:2j-0024
Verification on Accumulating of Roughend Concreteand Post-Installed Anchor in Seismic Reinforcement
Joints*Yukie Okuyama1, Yuya Takase1, Takahide Abe2, Keita Sakamoto2,
Takeshi Hiwatashi3
1.Muroran Institute of Technology, 2.TOBISHIMA Corporation, 3.TOA
Corporation

ID:2j-0025
INFLUENCE OF GROUND MOTION DURATION ON THE
DYNAMIC DEFORMATION CAPACITY OF STEELMOMENT FRAME BUILDINGS*Vishvendra Bhanu1, Reagan Chandramohan1, Timothy J Sullivan1
1.University of Canterbury

ID:2j-0029
Incorporating Soil-Structure Interaction to the Seismic
Design of a New Hospital Complex – Part 1 – Early
Design Phase*Francis Vandal1, Jean-François Martel1
1.CIMA+ inc.

104

COMPARISON OF TWO DESIGNS OF A COUPLED RC
SHEAR WALL BUILDING USING FORCE-BASED VSPERFORMANCE BASED DESIGN*Jose Centeno1, Nick Sverdlenko1, Carlos Molina-Hutt2
1.Glotman Simpson Consulting Engineers, 2.University of British Columbia

NUMERICAL MODELING OF SPECIAL LININGS OF
TUNNELS CROSSING ACTIVE SEISMIC FAULTS*Roupen Robert Donikian1, Matthew Fowler 1, Roy Cook1, Mitchell
Fong1
1.WSP

ID:2j-0034
Evaluation of Factors Influencing the Seismic
Performance of High-speed Railway Catenary System
in High Seismic Intensity Mountainous Zone
*Junyi Lyu1, Shuyan Ji1, Yingmin Li1
1.Chongqing University

ID:2f-0045
Hazard-Consistent Residual Drift Demands in Steel
Moment Resisting Frames*Faridah Zahra1, Christian Málaga-Chuquitaype1, Jorge Macedo2
1.Imperial College London, 2.Georgia Institute of Technology

ID:2f-0047
Component Versus System Level Criteria for
Performance-Based Seismic Assessment*Laura Liliana Hernandez-Bassal1, Sashi Kunnath1
1.UC Davis

ID:2f-0048
EVALUATION METHOD OF DYNAMIC RESPONSE OFSPATIAL TRUSS STRUCTURES SUBJECTED TO
EARTHQUAKE MOTION*Koichiro Ishikawa1, Zhiyuan Gao1
1.University of Fukui

ID:2f-0043
Research on Seismic Performance Index of Existing
Frame structure*Le Le Wu1
1. China Academy of Building Research[P28E09] Energy Facilities/
Nuclear Power Plant 1_ Seismic
Performance of Structures
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 9
ID:2f-0001
EVALUATION OF SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF HIGHPRESSURE GAS EQUIPMENT AGAINST LARGE-SCALE
EARTHQUAKE

ID:2f-0007
EVALUATION METHOD OF DAMPING RATIO OFSTRUCTURES USING EARTHQUAKE RECORDS ANDITS APPLICATION IN DAM ENGINEERING*Cao Zengyan1, Masayuki Kashiwayanagi2, Masatoshi Yoshida1,
Hiroyuki Asaka1
1.JP Business Service Corporation, 2.Electric Power Development Co., Ltd.

ID:2f-0008
Seismic Response Analysis of UHVDC Converter
Valves Based on Simulation and Test
*Weiwei ZHANG1, Haibo YU1, Guowei LIU1
1.NR Electric Co., Ltd*Hiroyuki Kimata1, Kenji Oyamada1, Takashi Ohno1
1.The High Pressure Gas Safety Institute of Japan

ID:2f-0002
DAMAGE OF SEFID RUD BUTTRESS DAM PROJECT IN
IRAN CAUSED BY THE MAGNITUDE 7.5 MANJIL
EARTHQUAKE OF JUNE 21, 1990
*Martin Wieland

1*Pierre Leger 1, Amadou Thimbo1, Patrick Paultre2
1.Polytechnique Montreal - University, Quebec, 2.Sherbrooke University,
Quebec

ID:2f-0010

ID:2f-0003
Evaluation of In-Structure Response Spectra
According to Different Structural Types of Substations*Jong-Keol Song , Jiho Moon
1

SEISMIC CRACKING OF GRAVITY DAMS: MODELLINGCONCRETE TENSILE STRENGTH STRAIN RATEEFFECTS

Sep. 28th (Tue)

1.AF Poyry Switzerland Ltd.

ID:2f-0009

1

1.Kangwon National University

ID:2f-0004
Validation of Seismic-Operational Load Combination
Rules for Wind Turbines in Subduction Zones Using
Direct Time-History Multi-Dynamic Analysis*Max Caprile1, Tomás R. Nuñez1, Trevor Taylor 2, Pablo Astudillo2
1.TNA Engineering, 2.Vestas

ID:2f-0005
Verification of numerical models for seismic fluidstructure interaction analysis of advanced reactors*Ching-Ching Yu1, Faizan Ul Haq Mir 1, Andrew S Whittaker 1

Studies on the Nonlinear Responses of theUnderground Structure subjected the Fault
Displacement*Tomohiro Sasaki1, Shunichi Higuchi1, Nobukazu Watanabe1, Koichi
Tanaka1, Kenji Yonezawa1, Takahiro Tsutsumiuchi1, Hideki Nagai1,
Kazuhide Yamaguchi2, Goro Itoh2, Yukimasa Hida 2
1.Obayashi Corp., 2.Tohoku Electric Power Co.

ID:2f-0011
Seismic Protective Systems for Safety-Class
Equipment in Advanced Nuclear Reactors*Sai Sharath Parsi1, Kaivalya Mitesh Lal1, Michael Cohen2, Paul
Kirchman3, Ben Kosbab4, Troy Morgan5, Koroush Shirvan6, Hasan
Charkas7, Michael Constantinou1, Andrew Whittaker 1
1.University at Buffalo, NY, 2.TerraPower LLC, WA, 3.X-energy, MD, 4.SC
Solutions, GA, 5.Exponent, NY, 6.Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
MA, 7.Electric Power Research Institute, NC

ID:2f-0013

1.University at Buffalo

STUDY ON FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS FOR LARGESCALE CONCRETE STRUCTURES USING HIGHPERFORMANCE COMPUTING

ID:2f-0006*Hiroki Motoyama1, Muneo Hori2, Masataka Sawada3

MEASUREMENT OF NATURAL FREQUENCIES OF THE
SHELL PLATE VIBRATION OF A LARGE-SIZEDCYLINDRICAL STEEL TANK

1.Kagawa University, 2.University of Tokyo, 3.Central Research Institute ofElectric Power Industry*Ken Hatayama1, Shinsaku Zama 2, Shoichi Yoshida 2

ID:2f-0014

1.National Research Institute of Fire and Disaster, 2.Yokohama National
University

Seismic Performance of Above-Ground Liquid Storage
Tanks*Emanuele Brunesi1, Alberto Pavese2, Roberto Nascimbene1
1.EUCENTRE, European Centre for Training and Research in Earthquake
Engineering, 2.Department of Civil Engineering and Architecture (DICAr),
University of Pavia

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ID:2f-0015
INFLUENCE OF SEDIMENT ON SEISMIC STRESS OF
ARCH DAM WITHOUT RESERVOIR WATER*Yosuke Matsumorto1, Sho Suzuki2, Yoshiaki Ariga3
1.TOKYO ELECTRIC POWER SERVICES Co., Ltd., 2.Century Techno, Inc.,,
3.Hirosaki University

ID:2f-0017
EVALUATION OF SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF
REACTOR CONTAINMENT BUILDING USING BEAMTRUSS ELEMENT MODEL*Duy-Duan Nguyen1, Hyosang Park1, Tong-Seok Han2, Tae-Hyung
Lee1
1.Konkuk University, 2.Yonsei University[P28E11] Seismic Behavior ofTimber Structures and SteelFrame Structures
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 11
ID:2d-0120
Seismic Behavior of Timber Framed Masonry: A
comprehensive Review*Aanisa Gani1, Durgesh C Rai2, Jan Mohammad Banday 1
1.National Institute of technology, Srinagar, 2.Indian Institute of Technology,
Kanpur[P28E10] Equipment and Piping
System_ Seismic Performanceof Structures
Sep. 28th (Tue)

Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 10
ID:2h-0001
Design and Test Methods for Seismic Suitability ofFaçade Fixings from construction–practical Point of
View*Matthias Roik1, Caroline Piesker 1
1.HALFEN GmbH

ID:2c-0332
Evaluation of Buckling Criteria for Reactor
Containment Vessels under Seismic Loadings*Shinjiro Hidaka1, Kisaburo Azuma1, Gaku Shoji2
1.Regulatory Standard and Research Division Secretariat of Nuclear
Regulation Authority(S/NRA/R), 2.University of Tsukuba

ID:2d-0128
The semi-rigid performance of timber connections in
Chinese traditional wood frame structures*LIN CHEN1, Haibei Xiong1, Jie Wang1
1.Tongji University

ID:2c-0055
STATIC LOADING TESTS OF THREE-DIMENSIONALFRAME STRUCTURE SIMULATING A JAPANESETRADITIONAL TIMBER HOUSE*Saki Ohmura1, Reiko Hatada 2, Mina Sugino2, Yasuhiro Hayashi2
1.Building Research Institute, 2.Kyoto University

ID:2c-0074
Peak Ground Velocity and Collapse Characteristics of
CFT Frame*Katsuhiko Goto1
1.National Institute of Technology, Kumamoto College

ID:2c-0107
STIFFNESS EVALUATION OF TRADITIONAL WOODEN
FRAME FROM INFINITESIMAL TO LARGEDEFORMATION RANGE*Yuta Kimoto1, Jimpei Nezaki1, Reiko Hatada1, Mina Sugino1,
Yasuhiro Hayashi1
1.Kyoto University

ID:2c-0122
A NOVEL PROCEDURE OF PROBABILISTIC SEISMICPERFORMANCE EVALUATION FOR A LIGHT-FRAME
WOOD BUILDING*Jixing Cao1, Haibei Xiong1, Lin Chen1
1.Tongji University

106ID:2c-0191

ID:2k-0083

A NEW FRAMEWORK TO ESTIMATE PROBABILITY OF
FIRE FOLLOWING EARTHQUAKE

Effect of Randomness in Member Strengths on
Seismic Performance of Moment Resisting SteelFrames*Sebastiano Marasco1, Ali Zamani Noori2, Alessandro Cardoni3,
Marco Domaneschi4, Gian Paolo Cimellaro5*Praveen Khandelwal1, 2, Kenichi Ohi3

1.Postdoctoral research associate, 2.Postdoc, 3.PhD candidate, 4.Assistantprofessor, 5.Associate professor

1.NTPC LTD., 2.Former Graduate Student, The University of Tokyo, 3.Former
Prof., Institute of Industrial Science,The University of Tokyo

ID:2c-0219

ID:2c-0073

TIME-DOMAIN-BASED INTENSITY MEASURE FOR
THE COLLAPSE ESTIMATION OF MOMENT FRAME
BUILDINGSA PROOF-OF-CONCEPT STUDY ON HIGH-STRENGTHSTEEL MOMENT RESISTING FRAMES EQUIPPEDWITH SELF-CENTRING ENERGY DISSIPATION BAYS

*Hector Davalos1, Eduardo Miranda 2*Ke Ke1, 2, Huanyang Zhang1, Xuhong Zhou1, 2, Michael Yam3, Yanwen
Li3

1.Universidad Panamericana, 2.Stanford University

ID:2c-0002
The Finite Element Analysis of Buckling-Restrained
Reduced Beam Section Connections of Steel Frame*Chenyu Liu1, Jing Wu1
1.Southeast University

1.Hunan University, 2.Chongqing University, 3.The Hong Kong Polytechnic
University

ID:2c-0223
COMBINATION OF STEEL PLATE SHEAR WALLS AND
TIMBER MOMENT FRAMES FOR IMPROVED SEISMICPERFORMANCE*Asif Iqbal1, Muntasir Billah2, Borislav Todorov2

Seismic performance and life-cycle cost analysis ofsteel special moment frames and damped frames
subject to large earthquakes*Amir SJ Gilani1, H Kit Miyamoto1, Bob Schneider 2
1.Miyamoto Intenational, 2.Taylor Devices

ID:2c-0029
Strong Frame special moment frame connections to
reduce residual drifts in steel frame buildings

Sep. 28th (Tue)

ID:2c-0011

1.University of Northern British Columbia, 2.Lakehead University

ID:2c-0243
COMPUTATIONAL FRAMEWORK TO SIMULATEDUCTILE CRACK PROPAGATION IN STEELSTRUCTURES DUE TO EARTHQUAKES*Xai Lao1, Vincente Pericoli1, Andy Joseph Ziccarelli2, Amit
Kanvinde1, Gregory G. Deierlein2
1.University of California, Davis, 2.Stanford University*Johnn Judd1, Steven Pryor 2, Brandon Chi2
1.University of Wyoming, 2.Simpson Strong-Tie, Inc.

ID:2c-0294
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF HYBRID STEELSTAGGERED TRUSS FRAME*Yonghui Chen1, Xuhong Zhou1, 2, Ke Ke1, 2, Michael C.H. Yam3, Ping
Zhang3[P28E12] Response
Measurement
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 12

1.HUNAN University, 2.Chongqing University, 3.The Hong Kong Polytechnic
University

ID:2k-0080

ID:2k-0082

Displacement Measurement and Availability
Determination of Piled Piers after Earthquakes Using
RTK-GNSS

Design Oriented Seismic Performance Evaluation of
three dimensional moment resisting steel frames*Praveen Khandelwal1, 2, Kenichi Ohi3
1.NTPC LTD., 2.Former Graduate Student, Tokyo University, 3.Former
Professor, Institute of Industrial Science, Tokyo University*Eiji Kohama1, Hirotaka Itoh1, Masahiro Endoh2, Shinya Kuroki2
1.Port and Airport Research Institute, National Institute of Maritime, Port andAviation Technology, 2.Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport andTourism

ID:2k-0084
USE OF UAVS IN RESIDUAL DISPLACEMENTMEASUREMENT FOR MOORING FACILITIES AFTER
EARTHQUAKE*Yousuke Ohya1, Eiji Kohama1
1.Port and Airport Research Institute107

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
ID:2d-0008

ID:2k-0006

SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION OF A TYPICAL PRE-CODE
HIGHWAY BRIDGE IN OPERATION USING HEAVY
VEHICLE EXCITEMENTS

Seismic Performance Evaluation of Large-SizeSuspended Ceiling Using an Array of Shake Tables*Dipendra Gautam , Rajesh Rupakhety , Rabindra Adhikari , Rewati
Baruwal1, Subash Pokhrel4, Subash Aryal5
12

3

1.Interdisciplinary Research Institute for Sustainability, 2.University of
Iceland, 3.Cosmos College of Management and Technology, 4.PRERA
Construction, 5.Independent Consultant[P28E13] Other Contribution to
Seismic Performance Study 2
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 13
ID:2k-0027

Sep. 28th (Tue)BEHAVIOR OF METALLIC SHEAR YIELDING DEVICESUNDER CYCLIC LOADS*Deepak Yadav1, Dipti Ranjan Sahoo1, Abhishek Verma 2
1.Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, 2.National University of Singapore

ID:2k-0064
Acceleration Monitoring of Architectural Heritages
and Those Seismic Responses*Yasushi Niitsu1, Harris Mouzakis2, Maanzip Shakya3, Toshikazu
Hanazato4
1.Tokyo Denki University, 2.National Technical University of Athens, 3.
Khwopa Engineering Collage, 4.Mie University

ID:2k-0065
Performance evaluation of seismic designed ceilingwith Shaking-Table Test
*Lee Jaesub1, Jung Dami1, Lee Dooyong1, Lee Sanghyun2, Cho
Bongho1

1.Seoul National University, 2.Changwon National University, 3.USG Boral
Korea, Co., Ltd.

ID:2k-0021
APPROACHES OF REPRODUCING APPROPRIATESEISMIC INPUTS TO FAÇADE SYSTEM IN SHAKINGTABLE TESTS*Yuan Fan1, Muxuan Xie1, Peng Yin1, Wensheng Lu1
1.Tongji University

ID:2k-0030
SHAKING TABLE TESTS ON CHINESE STYLESUSPENDED CEILING SYSTEMS*Huanjun Jiang1, Yong Wang1, Kazuhiko Kasai2, Shojiro Motoyui2,
Tola Chhat2
1.Tongji University, 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology

ID:2k-0031
Sensitivity of seismic response of RCC gravity dams
to foundation interface behavior*Fereshteh Emami1
1.Science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran

ID:2k-0052
ANALYSIS OF DAMAGE PHENOMENON BY VIDEO IN
VIBRATION TEST OF CEILING / CABLE TRAY USINGLARGE SHAKING TABLE*Kunio Mizutani1, Kazuhiro Matsuda 2, Chen Wu3, Yasuaki Sato4,
Takuya Suzuki5, Huanjun Jiang3, Kazuhiko Kasai 6
1.Tokyo Polytechinic University, 2.Meijo University, 3.Tongji University,
4.Takenaka Corporation, 5.Nichiei Intec Corporation, 6.Tokyo Institute ofTechnology

1.Ajou University, 2.Dankook University

ID:2k-0009

ID:2k-0008

SEISMIC AND TSUNAMI STRUCTURAL EVALUATIONIN FOUR BUILDINGS SHELTER IN THE DISTRICT OF
LA PUNTA – CALLAO - PERUROCKING RESPONSE OF FREE-STANDING RIGIDBLOCKS ON SLOPES SUBJECTED TO ONE-SINE
PULSE AND EARTHQUAKE MOTIONS*Roxana Elizabeth Vasquez Purihuaman1, 2, Jorge L Bazan2, Carlos
Zavala 2*Yang Lv1, Xiaohui Sun1, Jing Ling1, Zhongxian Li2, Nawawi Chouw3

1.Equilibrio3 Structural Engineering, 2.Universidad Nacional de Ingenieria

1.Tianjin Key Laboratory of Civil Structure Protection and Reinforcement,
Tianjin Chengjian University, 2.Key Laboratory of Coast Civil Structure Safetyof Ministry of Education, Tianjin University, 3.University of Auckland

ID:2k-0028

ID:2f-0046
Structural Vulnerability of Changu Narayan Temple*Rajan Suwal1
1.Pulchowk Campus, Institute of Engineering, Tribhuvan University

108*Su-Chan Jun1, Cheol-Ho Lee1, Chang-Jun Bae1, Sung-Yong Kim2,
Kyung-Joo Lee3

Seismic reliability analysis of arch dams based on
artificial neural network*Jingchi YU1, Jianwen Pan1, Jinting Wang1
1.Tsinghua University

ID:2k-0032

ID:2k-0073

SEISMIC FRAGILITY ANALYSIS WITH RANDOM IDAMETHOD UNDER DIFFERENT SEISMICFORTIFICATION LEVELSAn Energy Based Design and Assessment Frameworkfor Earthquake Soil Structure Interacting Systems*Bo Jin , Zhiren Feng , Zhongwei Li , Yayun Niu , Yu Bai
1

1

2

1

3

1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, CEA, 2.Jilin Earthquake Agency, 3.
Seismological Bureau of Qianguoerros Mongolian Autonomous County

ID:2k-0042
EVALUATION FRAMEWORK OF DISASTER
MITIGATION MEASURES FOR MAKING
EARTHQUAKE-RESILIENT COMMUNITIES*Toshihiko Horiuchi1, Koichi Kajiwara1, Takuzo Yamashita1, Takashi
Aoki1, Eiji Sato1, Manabu Yamada1
1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience*Boris Jeremic1, Han Yang1, Hexiang Wang1
1.University of California[P28E14] Energy Facilities/
Nuclear Power Plant 2_ Seismic
Performance of Structures
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 14

ID:2k-0046
PREDICTION OF BUILDING DAMAGE AT THE
DISTRICT LEVEL DUE TO THE NANKAI EARTHQUAKE

ID:2f-0022
CYCLIC BEHAVIOR OF SCREWED HEAD ANCHORSYSTEM FOR APPLICATIONS IN NUCLEAR POWER
PLANTS

1.University of Hyogo, 2.Kyoto University, 3.RIKEN*Giovanni Muciaccia1, Giuseppe Di Nunzio1

ID:2k-0059
A Wooden Houses Cluster Model Considering the
Behavior of Shear Walls for Earthquake Damage
Estimation*Masashi Shiomitsu1, Yuki Sakai2, Hiroshi Isoda3, Yasuhiro Araki4
1.Yamagata University, 2.University of Tsukuba, 3.Kyoto University, 4.NILIM

1.Politecnico di Milano

ID:2f-0024
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF DAM GATEPIERS FOCUSED ON LOADING CAPACITY AND
DEFORMATION*Tetsuo Fujimoto1, Hironori Hiramatsu2, Bin Fu2, Ryoichi Fujita 2,
Yasuhiro Fukushima 2, Masaaki Notani2

ID:2k-0061

1.Osaka Institute of Technology, 2.Eight-Japan Engineering Consultants, Inc.

Performance-Based Seismic Risk Assessment
Methodology for Bridge Inventories in Low toModerate Seismicity Communities

ID:2f-0025*David Lau1, Kandasamy Vishnukanthan2, Charlotte Waller 3

SOME TRIALS ON SEISMIC PERFORMANCEEVALUATION OF ROCKFILL DAMS

1.Carleton University, 2.Aecom Corporation, 3.WSP Engineering*Tetsuo Fujimoto1, Hironori Hiramatsu2, Bin Fu2, Ryoichi Fujita 2,
Yasuhiro Fukushima 2, Masaaki Notani2

ID:2k-0010

1.Osaka Institute of Technology, 2.Eight-Japan Engineering Consultants, Inc.

FATIGUE LIFE ESTIMATION OF SHELL-BASE
CONNECTIONS IN STAINLESS STEEL LIQUID
STORAGE TANKS

ID:2f-0026*Jose Colombo1, Ricardo Herrera 2, Jose Almazan3

An analytical formulation to describe the vibration of a
fluid-shell system representing a fast reactor

1.Department of Civil Engineering, Universidad Diego Portales, 2.Department
of Civil Engineering, University of Chile, 3.Department of Structural andGeotechnical Engineering, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile*Anirudh Saboo1, Manish Kumar 1

ID:2k-0057

ID:2f-0028

Fragility curves of glass facades via analytical
simplified modelling

Analysis of Long-period Ground Motions Observed by
Tank Damage Evaluation System and Prediction of
Sloshing Height*Iolanda Nuzzo1, Carolina Aiello2, Antonio Bonati1, Nicola Caterino1, 2,
Orsola Coppola1, Antonio Occhiuzzi1, 2
1. Construction Technologies Institute, National Research Council (CNR),
2.Department of Engineering, University of Napoli Parthenope

Sep. 28th (Tue)*Rina Honda1, Sachiko Katsuyama 2, Mikihiro Yoshioka1, Hideyuki
Ohtani3, Mayumi Sakamoto1, Yasuyuki Nagano1

1.Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar*Naoto Ohbo1, Shinsaku Zama 2, Fumitoshi Takada3
1. Association for the Development of Earthquake Prediction, 2.Yokohama
National University, 3.Eisinsystem Co. Ltd

109

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
ID:2f-0037
Frequency-Adaptive Grillage Techniques for Seismic
Analysis of Nuclear Containment Structures*Mario De Landro1, Ashraf Ayoub1

Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 15

1.City, University of London

ID:2f-0038
DESIGN OF A HIGH-PERFORMANCE HEXAPOD TOMEET THE REQUIREMENTS IN THE LATEST SEISMICQUALIFICATION CODES*Anastasios Sextos , Adam J. Crewe , Matt Dietz , Glen Wardrop
1

1

1

2

1.University of Bristol, 2.Servotest Systems

ID:2g-0300
SELF-CENTERING BENT WITH STRETCH LENGTHANCHORS FOR ACCELERATED BRIDGECONSTRUCTION IN HIGH SEISMIC REGIONS*Chris P. Pantelides1, Dipendra Thapa1, Dipendra Thapa1
1.University of Utah

ID:2f-0039
SEISMIC PROBABILISTIC RISK ASSESSMENT OF
CMU WALLS IN NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS USINGNONLINEAR MODELLING STRATEGIES*Saul Perez , Juan Aleman , Konstantinos Oikonomous , Samer
Elbahey 3, Joel Castillo1
1[P28E15] Static, Dynamic andHybrid Test

1

2

ID:2g-0311
Quasi-static tests of negative stiffness columns forresilient seismic design*Natalia Reggiani Manzo1, Michalis Vassiliou1

Sep. 28th (Tue)

1.American University, UAM, 2.Jensen Hughes, 3.Wood

1.ETH Zurich

ID:2f-0040

ID:2g-0320

Shaking Table Test of High-temperature Gas-cooled
Reactor Plant

NUMERICAL AND PARAMETRIC STUDY OF
CONCRETE FILLED STEEL PLATE COMPOSITE SHEARWALLS WITH T-SHAPED STIFFENERS*Xueming Zhang1, Weiming Yan2, Yunlun Sun3, Shicai Chen2
1.Shijiazhuang Tiedao University, 2.Beijing University of Technology, 3.
CHINERGY CO. LTD

ID:2f-0041
Shaking Table Testing of an Advanced Gas Cooled
Reactor Core Model with Degraded Components*Colin A Taylor 1, Luiza Dihoru1, Adam Crewe1, O. Oddbjornsson1,
Tony Horseman1, Matt Dietz1, Tansu Gokce1, R. White1
1.University of Bristol

ID:2i-0247
QUALIFICATION OF A SIMPLIFIED METHOD TOEVALUATE THE SLIDING OF GRAVITY DAMS UNDER
EARTHQUAKE*Emmanuel Robbe1, Sadri Mevel2
1.EDF, 2.ISL

ID:2g-0322
ENERGY DISSIPATION OF A BULGED FOUNDATIONUNDER A NUCLEAR POWER PLANT MODELINCLUDING EARTHQUAKE SOIL STRUCTURE
INTERACTION*Zhiguang ZHOU1, Jinyi Zhao1
1.Tongji University*Baolong Jiang1, Shuyan Ji1, Yingmin Li1
1.Chongqing University

ID:2i-0085
Development of a New Type of Damage-Visible Shear
Buckling-Restrained Braces*Jiang-yue Xie1, Liang-Jiu Jia1, Han-bin Ge2, Ze-qing Wang2
1.Tongji University, 2.Meijo University

ID:2i-0119
Shearing Capacity of Square Concrete-Filled Steel
Tubular Columns*Yuto Suruki1, Keigo Ikeda1, Kotaro Matsutake1, Hiroyuki Nakahara1
1.Nagasaki University

ID:2i-0184
Numerical Simulation and Experimental Investigationof the Hysteresis Behavior of the self-centering
Metallic Damper*Ahmad Shooshtari1, Ali Fahimzad2
1.Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, 2.Sharif University of Technology

ID:2i-0044
Experimental Study on Separated Low Yield Point
Steel Plate Wall with Slits*Jie Tian1, Wei Huang2, Xiu zhen Pan1
1.Xian University of Technology, 2.Xian University of Architecture &Technology

110ID:2i-0045

ID:2i-0195

Study on seismic behavior of separated anti-buckling
low yield point steel plate shear wall

Developing a Real Time Hybrid Simulation setup:
Compatibility and execution*Jie Tian1, Jun long Lu1, Xin Qiao1*Saurabh Sharma1, Dipti Ranjan Sahoo1

1.Xian University of Technology

1.Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi

ID:2i-0069

ID:2i-0209

Experimental study of seismic and progressive
collapse resilient composite frames

SHAKE TALBE TESTING OF SEISMICALLY RESILIENTSTAIR SYSTEMS FOR BUILDINGS*Wenjie Liao1, Xinzheng Lu1, Kaiqi Lin2, Lei Zhang1*Cameron Black1, Ian Aiken1, Kevin Smith2, Robert Belvin2, Anthony
Peachey2

1.Tsinghua University, 2.Fuzhou University

ID:2i-0100
INVESTIGATING THE COMPRESSIVE TOE BEHAVIOUR
OF POST-TENSIONED CLT CORE-WALLS USINGPARTICLE TRACKING TECHNOLOGY*Justin Brown1, Minghao Li1, Roger Nokes1, Alessandro Palermo1,
Stefano Pampanin2, Francesco Sarti3
1.University of Canterbury, 2.Sapienza University of Roma, 3.PTL | Structural
Consultants

Quasi-static and dynamic tests for the seismic
assessment of an innovative cladding system*Orsola Coppola 2, Carolina Aiello1, Antonio Bonati2, Nicola
Caterino1, Iolanda Nuzzo2, Antonio Occhiuzzi2

ID:2i-0211
Implementation of Shaking table based real time
hybrid simulation for testing structural nonlinear
behavior*Zhenyun Tang1, Yue Hong1, Yi Li1
1.Beijing University of Technology

ID:2c-0331
SEISMIC ISOLATION OF SAFETY-CLASS EQUIPMENTIN NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS*Kaivalya M Lal1, Michael C Constantinou1, Andrew S Whittaker 1
1.University at Buffalo

1.University of Naples "Parthenope", 2.Construction Technologies Institute- National Research Council (ITC-CNR)

ID:2i-0182

ID:2i-0173

LONG-TERM VIBRATION EXPERIMENT OF A BASEISOLATED BUILDING

Experimental Study on Mechanical Behavior of
Column Base of Self-Centering-Type CLT Wall
Columns*Akira Masuda1, Kazuhiro Matsuda1
1.Meijo University

ID:2i-0178
DEVELOPMENT OF AN ONLINE CONTROL BASED ON
CONVENTIONAL PSEUDO-DYNAMIC TESTINGMETHOD*Jun Tobita1, Nobuo Fukuwa1
1.Nagoya University

ID:2c-0340
AN INNOVATIVE SEMI-RIGID SEISMIC-RESISTANTMECHANICAL DEVICE*Yoshinori (Jimmy) Oshiro1, Takaaki Miyasaka 2
1.Environmental Science Corporation, 2.Yamaguchi University, Department
of Civil and Environmental Engineering*Luis Alfredo Nunez1, Carlos Alberto Zavala 2, Yenifer Carol
Taipicuri3

ID:2i-0079

1.CISMID - National University of Engineering, 2.CISMID - National Universityof Engineering, 3.CISMID - National University of Engineering

Development of an Eddy Current Damper using a Ball
Screw

ID:2i-0189
Software platform for hybrid simulation of windturbines in operation
Hao Hu1, *Zhu MEI1, Yang Liu1, Kaoshan Dai1
1.Sichuan University

Sep. 28th (Tue)

ID:2i-0149

1.Seismic Isolation Engineering, Inc. , 2.Construction Specialties, Inc.

*SHIGEKI NAKAMINAMI1, RYOSUKE MASUI2, HIDENORI KIDA1,
KENJI IMANISHI2, YUTO KOBASHI1, HIROSHI NOGAMI2, YASUTAKANOGUCHI1, YASUTAKA TAKAHASHI2
1.Aseismic Devices, CO., LTD, 2.Nippon Steel Corporation

ID:2i-0201
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF A RECYCLED PROTOTYPE
OF A REAL SCALE FLUID VISCOUS DAMPER*YENIFER CAROL TAIPICURI1, CARLOS ALBERTO ZAVALA1, LUISALFREDO NUÑEZ1
1.CISMID-Faculty of Civil Engineering - National University of Engineering111

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING[P28E16] Seismic Protection
Concept
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 16
ID:2g-0046
SEISMIC PROTECTION FOR THE 1081-BED HOSPITALIN ESKISEHIR CITY IN TURKEY*Peter Huber 1
1.MAURER SE

ID:2c-0309
Conversion of Viscous Damping to Resistance Force

Seismic Protection of Structures Equipped with
Inerters*Nicos Makris1, Gholamreza Moghimi1
1.Southern Methodist University

ID:2g-0233
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF TMD FOR LONGPERIODIC STRUCTURE USING AIR FLOATINGTECHNIQUE*Osamu FURUYA1, Masanori Fujishita 2, Hiroshi Kurabayashi3, Kunio
Sampei4
1.Tokyo Denki University, 2.Ohmoto Gumi, 3.Vibro-System, 4.Sansei AIR
Danshin System

ID:2g-0248*Koji Yamada1

Experimental study on the structural performance of
joints of Footing beams

1.NIT, Toyota College*Kohei Takahashi1, Misturu Tokusige2, Katsuhiko Nakano1

ID:2c-0311

Sep. 28th (Tue)SEISMIC PERFORMANCE AND VIBRATIONREDUCTION DESIGN OF TOPOLOGICAL SUPER HIGHRISE DIAGRID STRUCTURE*Jie Yi1, Bin Zhao1
1.Tongji University

ID:2c-0320
Bridges on Çanakkale Highway: extraordinary
solutions for extraordinary seismicity*Mauro Sartori1, Claudio Galbiati1, Michal Ambor 2, Giorgio
Bresaola1, Stefano Barone1, Ivica Zivanovic3
1.Freyssinet Product Company Italia, 2.Atlante, 3.Freyssinet

ID:2g-0092
Feasibility study on the cable-bracing inerter system
for the seismic protection of structures*Xinlei Ban1, Songtao Xue1, Liyu Xie1

1.Chiba Institute of Technology, 2.Makes Corporation[P28E17] Structural Behavior of
RC Structures
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 17
ID:2c-0006
Research on Simplified Method of Bottom Lateral
Stiffness of The Step-terrace Frame-Shearwall
Structures*HONGLIU XIA1, 2, ZHENHUA XIA1, GUANG WU1, 3
1.School of Civil Engineering/Chongqing University, 2.Key Lab of Chinese
Education Ministry for Construction and New Technology of Mountain Cities/
Chongqing University, 3.Guangzhou R&F PROPERTIES

1.Tongji University

ID:2c-0014

ID:2g-0146

Collapse Time of Reinforced Concrete Buildings
considering Successive Earthquakes

Study on Escalator fall off behavior and structural
strength during earthquake*Nayuta Sudo1, Rin Seta1, Satoshi Fujita 2, Keisuke Okamura3,
Keisuke Mori4, Izumi Nakamura5, Kimiaki Kono, Ryoto Matsuzaki
1.Graduate School of Tokyo Denki University, 2.Tokyo Denki University,
3.Toyama Prefectural University, 4.Mitsubishi Electric Corporation Advanced
Technology R&D Center, 5.National Research Institute for Earth Science andDisaster Resilience*YIJUN GUO1, Takaya Nakamura1
1.NIIGATA University

ID:2c-0016
Seismic Performance of NEW RC Exterior BeamColumn Joint made of Highly-Flowable Strain
Hardening Fiber Reinforced Concrete

ID:2g-0193*Wen-Cheng Liao1, Wei-Ru Su1, Kai-Yueh Chang1

SEISMIC INTERACTION AMONG ON-GROUND AND
UNDERGROUND STRUCTURES

1.National Taiwan University*JUAN Manuel MAYORAL1, Gilberto Mosqueda 2
1.Institute of Engineering at UNAM, 2.UCSD

112

ID:2g-0223

ID:2c-0021

ID:2i-0233

SEISMIC PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF RC LINKBEAM UNDER AXIAL RESTRAINT USING MULTIPLATFORM ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE

Metamodeling Choices for Seismic Behavior
Prediction of RC Columns from Past Cyclic Pushover
Test Data*Jamin Park1, Oh-Sung Kwon1*Satwik Pankajkumar Rayjada1, Jayadipta Ghosh1, Meera
Raghunandan1

1.University of Toronto

ID:2c-0272
Mechanical properties of Nodular Prestressed Highstrength Concrete piles*Go Takahashi

1

1.Researcher, General Foundation Better Living

ID:2c-0278
STUDY OF SEISMIC VULNERABILITY OF SOCIAL
HOUSING WITH THIN RC BEARING WALLS IN THE
COAST OF PERU*CESAR ABRAHAM REYES VIRHUEZ1, SANDRA CELICILA SANTA
CRUZ HIDALGO2, JUAN ALEJANDRO MUÑOZ PELAEZ3

1.Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

ID:2i-0245
Fragility Surface of Irregular Reinforced Concrete
Frame Structures*Amr Ghanem1, DoSoo Moon1
1.University of Hawaii at Manoa

ID:2i-0248
NONLINEAR DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF AN INFILLED RC
FRAME BUILDING DURING THE 2016, MUISNE,ECUADOR EARTHQUAKE*PATRICIO JAVIER PAREDES1, JORGE MIGUEL ROMERO1
1.UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO

ID:2c-0279

EFFECT OF SHEAR WALL REDUCTION IN RENOVATED
RC BUILDINGS DESIGNED BY NEW CODE ON
SEISMIC PERFORMANCEThe Effect of variable Dimensions of H-Section
Columns with end-plate and Embedded in concrete(with fixed embedded depth) in their pull-out behavior

ID:2i-0249*Takaya Nakamura1, Shogo Hara1, Keijiro Ueno1*HOMAYOON KHADEM1, MAHMOUD HERISTCHIAN, HOOMANKHADEM, AREZOO SHARIFI OLIYAYI

1.Niigata University

1.TEHRAN AZAD UNIVERSITY

ID:2c-0036

ID:2c-0292

DAMAGE EVALUATION OF RC COLUMNS WITH WINGWALLS FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF REPAIR TIMEUNREINFORCED MASONRY WITH THERMALINSULATION FACADES IN MULTI-STORY BUILDINGSSUBJECTED TO SEISMIC TYPE LOADS*George C. Manos1, Lazaros Melidis1, Konstantinos Katakalos1, V
Soulis1, A Anastasiadis1
1.Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

ID:2c-0296
Unreinforced Brick Masonry Wall Collapse
Investigation under Out-of-Plane Dynamic Loading*Jorge A Prieto1, Ady Aviram2, Jorge W. Badillo1, Juan D. Jaramillo1*Reita Uchida1, Hideyuki Kinugasa1, Tomohisa Mukai2, Yoriyuki
Matsuda1
1.Tokyo university of science, 2.Building Research InstituteID:2c-0037
DAMAGE EVALUATION OF RC BUILDINGS FROM THE
VIEWPOINT OF FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY USINGIDEAL REPAIR TIME
*Hideyuki Kinugasa1, Tomohisa Mukai2
1.Tokyo university of science, 2.Building Research Institute

1.EAFIT University, 2.Independent Consultant

ID:2c-0038

ID:2c-0304

DEPENDANCE OF STORIES, TYPES OF FOUNDATION
AND SOIL CONDITIONS ON SSI EFFECTS OF HIGHRISE RC BUILDINGS

Effect of Ground Motion Duration on Archetype SCBFs
Buildings*Mohamed A Moustafa1, Ali Hammad1

Sep. 28th (Tue)

1.Pontifical Catholic University of Peru/ Research assistant, 2.PontificalCatholic University of Peru/ Principal professor, 3.Pontifical Catholic
University of Peru/ Principal Professor*Takehide Mitsuda1, Xin Wang1, Masayuki Nagano1
1.Tokyo University of Science

1.University of Nevada, Reno

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ID:2c-0039

ID:2g-0175

FLEXURAL DEFORMATION OF A HIGH-RISE RC
BUILDING BASED ON STRONG MOTION RECORDS
AND MICROTREMOR DATAA SELF-CENTERING ENERGY DISSIPATIVE BRACE
WITH LOW PRESTRESSING*Ryo Asahina , Yoshinori Tobita , Xin Wang , Masayuki Nagano*Yi Xiao1, 2, Marc O. Eberhard2, Ying Zhou1, John F. Stanton2, Jiehao
Shen1

1.Tokyo University of Science, 2.Asanuma Corporation

1.Tongji University, 2.University of Washington

ID:2c-0061

ID:2g-0217

Microtremor measurement and eigenvalue analysis of
medium scale wooden architecture

APPLICATION OF NONLINEAR ADAPTIVE ALGORITHM
FOR SEISMIC CONTROL OF HIGH RISE STRUCTURE
WITH INELASTIC BEHAVIOUR

1

2

1

1

*Ryoso Takeda1, Noriko Takiyama 2, X Chen3
1. Tokyo Metropolitan University / Graduate Student, 2.Tokyo Metropolitan
University / Associate Professor , 3.Tokyo Metropolitan University / Graduate
Student

ID:2c-0069
Numerical analysis on seismic performance of precast
concrete frame structure with intermediateconnected columns*Touraj Taghikhany1, Reza Vosoughi1
1.Amirkabir University of Technology

ID:2g-0252
PROBABILISTIC FRAGILITY ASSESSMENT OF SELFCENTERING BRACED FRAMES*Anas Issa Issa1, A. Chowdhury1, R. Tremblay2, M. Shahria Alam1

Sep. 28th (Tue)*YINGMIN LI1, 2, ZHE LI1, JIKAI CHEN1, 3

1.The University of British Columbia, 2.Polytechnique Montreal

1.School of Civil Engineering/Chongqing University, 2.Key Lab of Chinese
Education Ministry for Construction and New Technology of Mountain Cities/
Chongqing University, 3.Longfor Real Estate Company

ID:2g-0255

ID:2c-0080
Cost benefit and risk analysis of benchmark building
under earthquake and wind forces based on available
hazard curves

SEISMIC-PROOFING NEW AND EXISTING TIMBERSTRUCTURES USING RESILIENT CONNECTIONS*Ashkan Hashemi1, Pouyan Zarnani2, Pierre Quenneville1
1.The University of Auckland, New Zealand, 2.Auckland University ofTechnology*Said Elias Rahimi1, Rajesh Rupakhety2, Simon Ólafsson2
1.Post PhD Scholar, 2.Professor[P28E18] Response Control and
Resilient Structures
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 18
ID:2g-0301
USE OF NEGATIVE STIFFNESS FOR COUPLEDVIBRATION CONTROL STRUCTURES: AN ANALYTICALINVESTIGATION[P28E19] Rocking Response ofControlled Structures
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 19
ID:2i-0227
Numerical Modelling of the Seismic Performance ofControlled Rocking Masonry Walls without PostTensioning*Ahmed Yassin1, Mohamed Ezzeldin2, Lydell Wiebe3
1.PhD Candidate, McMaster University, 2.Assistant Professor, 3.Associate
Professor*Sonia Longjam1, Kazutaka Shirai1
1.Hokkaido University

ID:2i-0236

ID:2g-0131

RECENT STUDIES ON INERTER-EQUIPPED ROCKINGSTRUCTURESDEVELOPMENT OF STRUCTURAL CONTROL SYSTEM
FOR AUTOMATED WAREHOUSE*Yu Shimada1, Haruhiko Kurino1, Tomoki Yaguchi1
1.Kajima Corporation

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Rodrigo Thiers-Moggia1, *Christian Malaga-Chuquitaype1
1.Imperial College London

ID:2g-0181

ID:3d-0022

SOIL STRUCTURE INTERACTION ON SEISMICALLYISOLATED STRUCTURES WITH ROCKING AND SWAYSPRINGS

Preservation of Uzbekistan’s Cultural Heritage:
Structural Health Monitoring of Historic Monuments
via Laser Scanning, Subsequent Monitoring andNumerical Simulations*Mostafa Sayed Osman1, Taiki SAITO1
1.Toyohashi University of Technology*Shakhzod M Takhirov1, Amir Gilani2, Brian Quigley 3, Liliya
Myagkova4

ID:2g-0267

1.University of California - Berkeley, 2.Miyamoto International, 3.BNZ, 4.
Smart Scanning Solutions

SEISMIC RISK STUDY ON SELF-CENTERINGSTRUCTURE WITH ROCKING WALL AND VISCOUSDAMPING INERTER

ID:3d-0024*Linfei Hao1, Ziqi Wang1, Ruifu Zhang2, Hui He1

STRUCTURAL DYNAMIC ASSESSMENT OF TWOHERITAGE BUILDINGS IN LA SERENA, CHILE

1.Guangzhou University, 2.Tongji University*Jaime Campbell1, Paulo Castillo1, Mario Durán1
1.University of La Serena

ID:2g-0270
DISPLACEMENT-BASED ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF
ROCKING STRUCTURES*Michalis Vassiliou1, Natalia Reggiani Manzo1
1.ETH Zurich

Reconstruction of Kumamoto Castle Keep Towers in1960 and Seismic Damage Investigation after 2016
Earthquakes*Xianqun Guo1, Hiroyuki Kishi2, Toshihiro Dochi2, Akira Wada3

Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 20
ID:3d-0006
SEISMIC AND LONG TERM DEFORMATION BEHAVIOROF DIVRIGI GRAND MOSQUE AND IT'S
STRENGTHENING METHOD*Hafez Keypour 1, Basak BODUROGLU1, Ahmad Naderzadeh2
1.SGM Seismic Strengthening Center, 2.Imensazeh Zelzeleh Company

ID:3d-0010
Study on The Seismic Performance of JapaneseTraditional Building with The Thick Earthen Wall
*Hajime Yokouchi , Yoshimitsu Ohashi
12

1.Kokushikan University, 2.Tokyo City University

ID:3d-0021
ANALYTICAL MODELLING FOR THE SEISMICASSESSMENT OF THE PEACE TOWER, PARLIAMENTOF CANADA*David Arnold1, James Murray1, Daniel Carson1, Carl Mohammadi1

1.Kozo Keikaku Engineering Inc., 2.Obayashi Corporation, 3.Tokyo Instituteof Technology

Sep. 28th (Tue)[P28E20] Heritage Structures 1_ Assessment and Retrofittingof Structures

1.WSP

ID:3d-0025

ID:3d-0028
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON SEISMIC BEHAVIOR OF
FRAME WITH BOARD WALLS OF TADITIONAL TEMPLEAND SHRINE STRUCTURES*Atsuo Takino1, Mio Sato2, Atsushi Hibino3, Makoto Muramoto4,
Naoki Utsunomiya5, Yuji Miyamoto3
1.Nara Women's University, 2.KOZO KEIKAKU ENGINEERING Inc., 3.Osaka
University, 4.Kyoto Institute of Technology, 5.Kinki Polytechnic College

ID:3d-0033
A Preliminary Seismic Vulnerability Assessment of the
Tallest Brick Tower in the World: Gonbad-e-QabusIran Monument*Mana Hejazi1, Sassan Eshghi2
1.Master of Science Graduate, 2.Associate Professor

ID:3d-0034
Retrofitting of 100-Year Old 7-Storey RC Building using
Viscoelastic Dampers*RUEL b RAMIREZ1, Jonathan Zabala1
1.RBRA CONSULTING ENGINEERS

ID:3d-0001
LARGE SCALE SEISMIC VULNERABILITYASSESSMENT OF HISTORIC URBAN AREAS USING
THE APPLIED ELEMENT METHOD*Ahmed Khalil1, Cosimo Pellecchia 2
1.Applied Science International, LLC, 2.Applied Science International Europe
srl

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ID:3d-0002
Strengthening and Reinforcement of Chinese Modern
Traditional-Style Structures Utilizing Viscous
Dampers*Liangjie Qi1, 2, Jianyang Xue1, Zhanjing Wu3, Yan Sui1
1.Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology, 2.Kyoto University, 3.
Kunming University of Science and Technology

ID:3d-0003
DESIGN PROCEDURE OF A DISSIPATIVE ANCHORINGSYSTEM FOR THE SEISMIC UPGRADE OF HISTORIC
BUILDINGS*Victor Melatti , Dina D'Ayala
1

1

1.UCL University[P28E21] Seismic Retrofit 1
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 21
ID:3b-0003
NONLINEAR STATIC ANALYSIS FOR SHEAR OF
SHORT COLUMNS IN BUILDINGS STRENGTHENED BY
CONCRETE JACKETING*Komathi Murugan1, Amlan Kumar Sengupta1
1.Indian Institute of Technology Madras

ID:3b-0125

ID:3d-0004
SEISMIC RISK ASSESSMENT OF THE ANCIENTTEMPLE OF APHAEA IN GREECENONLINEAR TIME-HISTORY ANALYSIS OF RC
FRAMES RETROFITTED WITH BRB*Pedro Alexandre Guimaraes-Rocha1, Dan Palermo1

Sep. 28th (Tue)*Vasileios E. Melissianos1, Maria-Eleni Dasiou1, Dimitrios
Vamvatsikos1

1.York University, Canada

1.National Technical University of Athens, School of Civil Engineering

ID:3b-0014

ID:3d-0005

SEISMIC RESTORATION WITH FLEXIBILITY: A NEW
METHOD TO MITIGATE DAMAGE TO STRUCTURES
DUE TO EARTHQUAKESRETROFITTING METHODS OF JAPANESETRADITIONAL WOODEN BUILDINGS*Shigenori Kita

1

1.Kita Shigenori structural design office Co.,Ltd.

ID:3b-0114
In-plane seismic behavior of as-built and retrofitted
walls of heritage earthen buildings*Juan Carlos Reyes1, Luis E. Yamin1, Wael M. Hassan2, Jhon Paul
Smith-Pardo3, José Raul Rincón4, Francisco A. Galvis5, Juan David
Sandoval 6, Cristian David Gonzalez6
1.Associate Professor, Universidad de los Andes, Bogota, 2.Associate
Professor, University of Alaska, Anchorage, AK, 3.Associate Professor,
Seattle University, Seattle, WA, 4.Instructor, Universidad de los Andes,
Bogota, 5.Ph.D. student, Stanford University, Stanford, 6.Graduate research
assistant, Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá

ID:3d-0032
A COLLAPSE SIMULATION BASED ON SPH-DEM
COUPLING METHOD FOR THE KUMAMOTO CASTLEHYAKKEN MASONRY STONE WALL
*Masaya Shinozaki1, Rikuto Kuwahara 2, Ryuichi Ibuki3, Daichi
Ishikawa4, Yusuke Ono5, Hisakazu Sakai 6, Iwao Suetomi7, Yasuhiro
Fukushima7, Takao Hashimoto8
1.HOSEI University Graduate School, 2.Kobe City, 3.Former Hosei University
Graduate School, 4.Nikken Sekkei Civil Engineering Inc, 5.Tottori University
Graduate School, 6.Hosei University, 7.Eight-Japan Engineering Consultants
Inc, 8. Kokushikan University*Shunichi Igarashi1, Junpei Igarashi1, Ryota Yakabe1, Toshimi
Kabeyasawa 2
1.Structural Quality Assurance, Inc., 2.The University of Tokyo

ID:3b-0017
SEISMIC STRENGTHENING AND REHABILITATION OF
EXISTING RC BUILDINGS USING INNOVATIVE
MATERIALS*Golubka Nechevska Cvetanovska1, Arthur Roshi1, Jordan
Bojadjiev2
1.IZIIS Skopje, 2.International Balkan University

ID:3b-0020
INFLUENCE OF PREVIOUS SEISMIC DEGRADATION
OF R.C. BUILDINGS IN THE CASE OF RETROFITTINGBY DAMPED BRACES*Fabio Mazza1
1.Dipartimento di Ingegneria Civile, Università della Calabria, 87036 Rende(Cosenza)

ID:3b-0037
EXPERIMENTS OF SEISMIC REPAIR BY
RETIGHTENING TURNBUCKLE BRACE*Shotaro NAKADA1, Shoichi KISHIKI1
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology

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ID:3b-0107

Seismic Retrofit of Existing Steel Reinforced Concrete
Buildings by High-Performance Tuned Mass Damper

Integrated Techniques for the Seismic Strenghthening
and Energy Efficiency of Existing Buildings*Izuru Fukushima1, Yoshiyuki Yamamoto1, Takeshi Nakai1, Yu
Shimada1, Tomoki Yaguchi1, Haruhiko Kurino1*Dionysios Bournas1, Paolo Negro1, Silvia Dimova1, Georgios
Tsionis1

1.Kajima Corporation

1.European Commission

ID:3b-0054

ID:3d-0037

New seismic retrofit methods for moderate seismic
zones

RETROFITTING OF PRECAST FRAME STRUCTURESUNDER EARTHQUAKE ACTION BY MONOLATERALDISSIPATIVE BRACES*Helene Tischer 1
1.ArupID:3b-0055
Seismic retrofitting analysis of concrete coupledshear walls with laterally restrained steel plate
coupling beams*Bei Cheng1
1.Beijing University of Civil Engineering&Architecture

HIGH-RISE BUILDING RETROFITING FINITE ELEMENTMODELING

1.Insubria University, 2.Politecnico di Milano

ID:3c-0017
INTEGRATED REDUCTION OF ECONOMIC ANDENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS VIA OPTIMAL SEISMICAND ENERGY RETROFITTING*Martina Caruso1, Rui Pinho2, Federica Bianchi3, Francesco
Cavalieri3, Maria Teresa Lemmo4
1.University School of Advanced Studies (IUSS), Pavia, 2.Department of Civil
Engineering and Architecture, University of Pavia, Pavia, 3.European Centre
for Training and Research in Earthquake Engineering (EUCENTRE), Pavia,
4.Energy Efficiency Practitioner, Pavia

Sep. 28th (Tue)

ID:3b-0056*Bruno Dal Lago1, Muhammad Naveed2*Pantea Matinrad1, Kumars Zand-parsa1
1.California State University Long Beach

ID:3b-0065
Seismic Retrofitting Using Resilient Slip Friction
Joints: Application to Existing RC Framed Buildings*Sajad Veismoradi1, Pouyan Zarnani1, Pierre Quenneville2
1.Department of Built Environment Engineering, School of Engineering,Computer and Mathematical Sciences, Auckland University of Technology,
Auckland, 2.Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Faculty ofEngineering, The University of Auckland, Auckland

ID:3b-0079
A generic pragmatic multi-objective optimization
framework for sustainable seismic design of viscously
damped structural systems[P28E22] Damage and PostEarthquake Safety
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 22
ID:3b-0022
A New Strain-based Member Damage Classification
for Post-Earthquake Visual Assessment of RC Frame
Buildings*Saurabh Ramesh Shiradhonkar 1, Ravi Sinha 2*Arun M. Puthanpurayil1, Oren Lavan2

1.Assistant Professor, Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, 2.Professor,
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

1.Beca Ltd., Wellington, New Zealand, 2.Technion-Israel Institute ofTechnology, Haifa, Israel

ID:3b-0038

ID:3b-0099

Quantification of Damage using Hinge Pattern in RC
Moment Resisting Framed Building

Non Lineal Behavior of Old Structures Retrofitted with
Innovative Materials and Devices*Aniket Bhalkikar 1, Pradeep Kumar Ramancharla1
1.International Institute of Information Technology Hyderabad*Guillermo D. Huaco Cardenas1, 2, James O. Jirsa3
1.National University of Engineering UNI, 2.Peruvian University of Applied
Science UPC, 3. The University of Texas at Austin

ID:3b-0047
Potential resistant mechanism related to redundancy
on frame with brace installed after severe damage
occurrence*Tsubasa Saito1, Takumi Ito2
1.Graduate Student, Department of Architecture, Faculty of Engineering,Tokyo University of Science, 2.Professor, Department of Architecture,
Faculty of Engineering, Tokyo University of Science117

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ID:3b-0058

ID:3b-0095

Assessment and Repair of Damaged EccentricallyBraced Framed Buildings Following a Severe
Earthquake

Seismic assessment by ambient vibration of a building
damage during 2017 Mexico City Earthquake*G Charles Clifton , W George Ferguson , Michael Hodgson ,Gregory MacRae2
1

1

1*Manuel E Ruiz Sandoval1, Emmanuel Rivera1
1.Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana Azcapotzalco

1.University of Auckland, 2.University of Canterbury

ID:3b-0094
Data-driven damage tracking and evaluation ofearthquake-excited structures with test validation*Hanqing Zhang1, Jiazeng Shan1, Weixing Shi1

Poster Presentation

1.Tongji University

ID:3b-0008
OBSERVED DAMAGE AT SCHOOLS AFTER THE
ILLAPEL EARTHQUAKE (CHILE, 2015)*Francisco Lopez Almansa1, Galo Valdebenito2, Simón Bustos2
1.Technical University of Catalonia, 2.Universidad Austral de Chile

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 23
ID:4c-0001
NONLINEAR DYNAMIC SOIL-STRUCTURE
INTERACTION ANALYSIS FOR ENERGY PROJECTS*Yoshitaka Sato1, Akira Nakashima1

Sep. 28th (Tue)

ID:3b-0096
DEFORMATION AND COUNTERMEASURE ANALYSIS
OF CASTLE STONE WALL DURING THE 2016
KUMAMOTO EARTHQUAKE

1.JGC Corporation

ID:4c-0003*Reo Tsunekawa , Toshikazu Ikemoto , Ryota Kageyama ,Masakatsu Miyajima 2, Takao Hashimoto3

Hybrid wave field method for seismic wave input indynamic soil-structure interaction problems

1.Graduate School of Natural Science and Technology, Kanazawa University,
2.School of Geosciences and Civil Engineering, Kanazawa University,
3.Department of Urban Design and Landscape Architecture, Kokushikan
University*Xin Bao1, Jingbo Liu1, Hui Tan2, Shutao Li1, Fei Wang1, XiaofengWang1, Dongyang Wang3

1

2

2

ID:3d-0039
ASSESSMENT OF EVALUATION PROCEDURES FOR
EARTHQUAKE-DAMAGED PRE-NORTHRIDGEWELDED STEEL MOMENT FRAMES*Francisco A Galvis1, Gregory G Deierlein2, Anne M Hulsey 3, Jack W
Baker4, Carlos Molina Hutt5
1.Stanford University / PhD Candidate, 2.J. A. Blume Professor ofEngineering, Stanford University, 3.Post-doctoral researcher, The Universityof Auckland, 4.Professor, Stanford University, 5.Assistant Professor, The
University of British Columbia

ID:3b-0086
Intervention for safer construction after Gorkha
Earthquake, 2015
*Hari Ram Parajuli1, Nabin Poudel2, Rameshwar Lamichhane2,
Megharaj Sharma 2
1.National Reconstruction Authority/Tribhuvan University, 2.National
Reconstruction Authority

1.Tsinghua University, 2.China Academy of Railway Sciences Co.,LTD.,
3.China Nuclear Power Engineering Co.,LTD.

ID:4c-0006
A NEW MODEL FOR SOIL-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONOF HORIZONTALLY VIBRATING STRUCTURES*Zsuzsa Borbala Pap1, Laszlo Kollar 1
1.Budapest University of Technology and Economics

ID:4c-0007
SOIL STRUCTURE INTERACTION EFFECTS OF A
BENCHMARK BUILDING ON A POTENTIALLIQUEFIABLE SOIL
*Davide Forcellini1
1.University of Auckland

ID:4c-0008
Analysis on hazard evalution method for surface
ground using response spectrum

ID:3b-0063*Tsutomu Ochiai1, Takahisa Enomoto1

Seismic Retrofit of Kumamoto Castle Keep Towers
Damaged At 2016 Earthquakes

1.Kanagawa University*Hiroyuki Kishi1, Toshihiro Dochi1, Xianqun Guo2, Akira Wada3
1.Obayashi corporation, 2.Kozo Keikaku Engineering Inc., 3.Tokyo Institute ofTechnology

118[P28E23] Soil-StructureInteraction 1_ Geotechnical
Earthquake EngineeringID:4c-0011

ID:4c-0021

KEY FACTORS INFLUENCING STRUCTURE-SOILSTRUCTURE INTERACTION ON LIQUEFIABLE SOILS

Vibration Test of A model of Nuclear Power Plant on
Non-bedrock site using A Large Shaking
Table:Analysis of Nuclear Island-soil Contact Dynamic
Soil Pressure*Farbod Yarmohammadi1, Connor Patrick Hayden1, Liam
Wotherspoon1*Xiao Hui Wang1, 2, Xiao Jun Li2, 1, Ai Wen Liu1, Qiu Mei He1

1.University of Auckland

1.Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration, 2. Beijing
University of Technology

ID:4c-0012
INFLUENCE OF SOIL TYPES ON SEISMIC BEHAVIOUR
OF RC FRAMED BUILDING WITH SHEAR WALLS ON
ROCKING FOUNDATION*MANOJ KANNAN R , NAVEEN JAMES , PUTUL HALDAR
11

1

1.INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ROPAR

ID:4c-0022
Seismic Response Evaluation of a Pile Foundation
Structure Supported by Inclined Bedrock Based on
Centrifuge Model Tests*Michito Shoji1, Hiroaki Kojima1, Takeshi Fujimori1
1.Obayashi Corporation

ID:4c-0013
A simplified method for the seismic analysis of cutand-cover structures. Towards the unification of
criteria*Carlos Gordo-Monso , Jesus Gonzalez-Galindo , Claudio OlallaMarañon111

1.Universidad Politecnica de Madrid*Erin Ho Yee Leung1, Aslan Sadeghi Hokmabadi1, Yuli Huang2, Jack
Yiu1

1

Sep. 28th (Tue)EQUIVALENT LINEAR SPRING-DASHPOT MODEL FOR
EMBEDDED FOUNDATIONS OF NPP*B.K. Maheshwari , Mohd Firoj

Numerical Analysis of cut-and-cover tunnels – pseudo
static method vs. dynamic time history analysis

1.Arup, Hong Kong, 2.Arup, San Francisco

ID:4c-0014

1

ID:4c-0023

ID:4c-0024
Comparison of Seismic Response Calculation Modelfor Long-span Cable-stayed Bridge on Rock Site
*Chao Luo1, Hao Wang1

1.IIT Roorkee

1.Shijiazhuang Tiedao University

ID:4c-0018
Absorbing Boundary Conditions for Wave Propagationin Viscoelastic Materials*RAVI SHANKAR BADRY , Pradeep Kumar Ramancharla
1, 2

1

1.IIIT Hyderabad , 2.Arup India Pvt. Ltd.

ID:4c-0019
STANDING WAVE TRAPPED IN A GROUP OF HIGHLY
HOMOGENEOUS BUILDINGS*Nobuhide Narita1, Mitoshi Yasui1, Takeshi Yamamoto1, Hiroyuki
Kosaka1
1.Toda Corporation

ID:4c-0020
Evaluation of effective seismic energy input rates
based on long-term earthquake observation recoreds*Ken Ishii1, Masaru Kikuchi1, Masanori Iiba1, Toshihide Kashima 2
1.Hokkaido University, 2.Building Research InstituteID:4c-0025
SELECTION OF BOTTOM BOUNDARY ON SEISMICRESPONSE OF MULTI-STORY UNDERGROUNDCOMPLEXES IN SOFT SITES*ANDI SHEN1, Qingjun Chen1
1.Tongji University[P28E24] Ground Failure,
Liquefaction and Soil
Improvement 1_ Geotechnical
Earthquake Engineering
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 24
ID:4b-0002
THE MECHANISM AND RISK EVALUATION OF LARGESCALE FLOW SLIDES OF LOESS DEPOSIT INDUCEDBY EARTHQUAKES*Lanmin Wang1, Qian Wang1, Ping Wang1, Xiaowu Pu1, Shaofeng
Chai1, Jinchang Chen1
1.Lanzhou Institute of Seismology, China Earthquake Administration

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ID:4b-0004

ID:4b-0018

INFLUENCE OF NON-PLASTIC FINES ON
LIQUEFACTION POTENTIAL OF LOOSE SILTY SAND
AT CONSTANT SKELETON VOID RATIOTHE EVALUATION OF RIQUEFACTION POTENTIAL OF
ROCK DEBRIS BASED ON ENERGY BASED METHOD*Zhehao ZHU , Jean-Claude DUPLA , Jean CANOU
12

2

1.ENPC / PhD student, 2.ENPC / Professor

ID:4b-0006
NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF PILE PINNING-TYPE
LATERAL SPREADING MITIGATION USING XCC AND
CIRCULAR PILES*Armin Stuedlein1, Wenwen Li2, Yumin Chen3, Hanlong Liu Liu4
1.Oregon State University, 2.Changshu Institute of Technology, 3.Hohai
University, 4.Chongqing University

ID:4b-0008
Dynamic characterization of a clay soil reinforced with
polyethylene terephthalate fiber (PET)*Eduardo Botero-Jaramillo1, Carolina Hernandez-Valerio1
1.National University of Mexico

1.Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, 2.Civil Engineering
Research & Environmental Studies, 3.JPOWER

ID:4b-0019
Evaluation of seismic behavior of upstream tailings
storage facility applied liquefaction mitigation by
wide-pitch lattice-pattern-walls type soil solidification*Takemine Yamada1, Tomoki Hikita1, Tsuyoshi Ichimura 2, Kohei
Fujita 2, Makoto Umedera3, Takeshi Nakamura3, Takao Seo3
1.Kajima corporation, 2.The University of Tokyo, 3.Sumitomo Metal Mining
Co., LTD.

ID:4b-0020
Coupled Effective Stress Analysis of Sand
Liquefaction for Petobo Site Post MW 7.4 Palu
Earthquake*I Wayan Sengara1, Ahmad Sulaiman1, Lilik Eko Widodo1

Sep. 28th (Tue)

ID:4b-0010

1.Institut Teknologi Bandung

The study on sand liquefaction of the Songyuan M5.7
earthquake in China*Ping Li , Shan Jing Bo
1

1

1.Institute of Disaster Prevention

ID:4b-0014
Comparison of various liquefaction predictions basedon ground investigation of reclaimed land in Tokyo
Bay*Keisuke Ishikawa1, Susumu Yasuda1
1.Tokyo Denki University

ID:4b-0021
Dynamic behavior of the Partial Floating Sheet-pilemethod*Tetsuo Tobita1, Kei Kashiwagi2, Naoya Inoue3, Jun Otani4
1.Kansai University, 2.Kyoto University, 3.Penta Ocean, Co. Ltd., 4.
Kumamoto University

ID:4b-0022
CYCLIC LIQUEFACTION BEHAVIOUR OF TORONTO
PEAT*Grytan Sarkar 1, Abouzar Sadrekarimi2

ID:4b-0015
Variation tendencies and general rules for criticalcurve of liquefaction evaluation

1.Graduate Student, Dept. of Civil and Environmental Eng., Western
University, Ontario, 2.Associate Professor, Dept. of Civil and Environmental
Eng., Western University, Ontario*Zhaoyan Li1, Jinyuan YUAN1, Siyu Zhang1

ID:4b-0023

1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration

RECENT ADVANCES IN ANALYSIS OF SEISMICSETTLEMENTS

ID:4b-0016*Jorge Fernando Meneses1, Janna Bonfiglio2

Method of liquefaction prediction of gravelly soils*Xiaoming YUAN , Kunyu LU
1

1.RMA Group, Inc., 2.Kleinfelder, Inc.

1

1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration

ID:4b-0017
3d Effective Stress Analysis Method and its
Application to Various Soil Conditions in Liquefiable
Ground*Koji Ito1, Tomohiro Sasaki1, Shunichi Higuchi1, Yuki Yamakawa 2
1.Obayashi Corporation, 2.Tohoku University

120*Masahiro Sawatsubashi1, Makoto Ishimaru1, Kenji Hiraga 2, Satoshi
Nakamura3

ID:4b-0024
Mitigation of Liquefaction Induced Foundation
Settlement using Polymer Injection*Athul Prabhakaran1, Kyungtae Kim1, Milad Jahed Orang2, Ramin
Motamed2, Ahmed Elgamal1, Cliff Frazao3
1.University of California San Diego, 2.University of Nevada Reno, 3.EagleLift[P28E25] Others_Social andEconomic Aspects
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 25[P28E27] Rapid Structural
Assessment_ Preparedness andEmergency Management
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 27

ID:7j-0001
Reliability-based life-cycle cost optimization of bridgepiers exposed to earthquake and non-uniform
corrosion*Xiangtong Wu , Anxin Guo
1

1

ID:6b-0002
Blackbox concept can help promote widespread useof S2HM*Talhan Biro1, Reza Ghadim1

1.HIT University

1.GeoSIG Ltd[P28E26] Public Policy_ Socialand Economic Aspects
Poster Presentation

ID:6b-0003
DEVELOPMENT OF A BUILDING DAMAGE
INSPECTION SYSTEM FOR MULTIPLE
STAKEHOLDERS: CASE STUDY FOR SCHOOLTEACHERS*Satoshi Tanaka1, Kishie Shigekawa1

Sep. 28th (Tue)Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 26

1.Tokoha University

ID:6b-0004

ID:7c-0001
Resetting the Economics of Seismic Assessment andStrengthening in Areas of Low and Moderate
Seismicity*Terrence F. Paret1, Gwenyth R. Searer 1, Kari Klaboe1, Hayley A.
Proctor 1
1.Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.

RESEARCH ON QUICK AFTERSHOCK STRUCTURALMONITORING AND DAMAGE EVALUATIONTECHNIQUE USING SMARTPHONE*Jinke Li1, Xuefeng Zhao1
1.Dalian University of Technology

ID:6b-0009

ID:7c-0002
Building Regulation Systems for Creation of Resilient
Urban Area in Emerging Economy -Lessons fromJapanese Experience for 100 years*Tatsuo Narafu1, Mika Araki2, Noriaki Saito3, Kenji Okazaki4, Sayaka
Yoda5, Yuji Ishiyama6, Toshihiro Kamatani7, Yoichi Kubota 8
1.Japan International Cooperation Agency , 2. Jun Sato Structural Engineers
Co., Ltd., 3.Kwansei Gakuin University, 4.Kyoto University, 5.the World Bank,
6.Hokkaido University, 7.Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport andTourism (MLIT), the Government of Japan, 8.Tokyo Soil Research Co., Ltd

ONLINE SAFETY ANALYSIS ALGORITHM FOR POSTDISASTER INSPECTIONS USING IMAGE PROCESSING*Ali Bakhshi1, Mohammad Zakertabrizi1
1.Sharif University of Technology

ID:6b-0010
BAYESIAN DAMAGE SEGMENTATION OF
INSTRUMENTED BUILDINGS: OBTAINING
PREDICTION UNCERTAINTY*Xiao Liang1, Seyed Omid Sajedi1

ID:7c-0003
Improving building safety in Indonesia throughregulatory controls: a survey of building industry
stakeholders*Andrew Charleson , Maria Wulansari , Nabila Afif , Hapshah
Salamah4
12

3

1.Victoria University of Wellington , 2.Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta,
3.University of Gadjah Mada Yogyakarta, 4.Institute of Technology, Bandung

1.University at Buffalo

ID:6b-0011
A NONPARAMETRIC UNSUPERVISED LEARNINGAPPROACH FOR STRUCTURAL DAMAGE DETECTION*Xiao Liang1, Kareem Eltouny1
1.University at Buffalo

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ID:6b-0013

ID:6e-0009

Development and Implimentation of a Detailed
Damage Assessment following the 2017 Puebla,
Mexico Earthquake

Evacuation Simulation for the Extraction of Issues andthe Effect Verification of the Measures*Kit Miyamoto , Amir Gilani , Tsutomu Nifuku , Sabine Kast
1

1

1

1

1.Miyamoto International, Inc.

ID:6b-0014
Case Analysis of Urban Search and Rescue
Operations in Collapsed Buildings based on the Rapid
Structural Assessment*XiaoXia DU1, Jing LI1, XueHua ZHANG1, JunYan LAI1, Li LI1
1.National Earthquake Response Support Service

ID:6e-0016
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF
TRADITIONAL WOODEN HOUSES BY THE
DIFFERENCE OF SEISMIC DIAGNOSIS METHODS*Yuta Nakamura1, Atsuko Shirayama1, Hiroki Ogawa1, Junko Kanai1
1.Tokushima University

Sep. 28th (Tue)[P28E28] Human Behavior_
Preparedness and Emergency
Management
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 28

1.KOZO KEIKAKU ENGINEERING Inc.

ID:6e-0011
Agent-based simulation of pedestrians' earthquake
evacuation; Application to Beirut, Lebanon*Rouba Iskandar 1, 2, 3, Kamel Allaw4, Julie Dugdale2, Elise Beck3,
Jocelyne Adjizian-Gérard4, Cécile Cornou1, Jacques Harb5, Pascal
Lacroix1, Nada Badaro-Saliba4, Stéphane Cartier 3, Rita Zaarour4
1.Univ. Grenoble Alpes, ISTerre, 2.Univ. Grenoble Alpes, LIG, 3.Univ.
Grenoble Alpes, Pacte, 4.Saint-Joseph University, 5.Notre Dame University

ID:6e-0013
HEALTHCARE CENTERS AND OLDER PEOPLE IN THE
CONTEXT OF DISASTERS IN CHILE: INTEGRATINGPERSPECTIVES FOR RESILIENCE TO EARTHQUAKES*Yvonne Merino1, A. Vasquez2, J. Gonzalez3, V. Araya4
1.PhD Candidate, School of Engineering, Pontificia Universidad Catolica deChile, 2.Fondap 15110017, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, 3.
Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Geological Sciences, Universidad
Catolica del Norte, 4.Undergraduate student in Geography, Pontificia
Universidad Catolica de Chile

ID:6e-0014
STUDY ON EARTHQUAKE VIBRATION SENSE OF
HUMAN IN BUILDING BY USING REAL-TIME
QUESTIONNAIRE*Mutsuhiro YOSHIZAWA1, Harumi Yoneda1, Hitomi Koike2, Akira
Kuriyama 2
1.Takenaka Corporation, 2.RC Solution Co.

ID:6e-0005

ID:6b-0019

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON DISASTER RESPONSE TO
FOREIGN TOURISTS USING THE INTERPRETERSOFTWARE

Autonomous Refuge for Apartment Residents after an
Earthquake*Takeyasu Suzuki1, Jing Jang1
1.University of Yamanashi

ID:6e-0006
A COMMUNITY-LED SUPPORT FOR TSUNAMISURVIVORS: LOCAL RESILIENCE IN THE CASES OF
2011 TOHOKU EARTHQUAKE*Kazuhisa Shimada1*Chisa Miyazaki1, Eisuke Ikuta1
1.Osaka City University

ID:6e-0015
DISASTER MANAGEMENT PROCESS APPROACH
CASE STUDY BY BUSINESS OPERATION SUPPORTSYSTEM (BOSS) FOR DISASTER RESPONSE UNDER
COVID-19*Arisa Yasui1, Muneyoshi Numada1, Chaitanya Krishna1

1.Univerisity of Shiga Prefecture

1.The University of Tokyo

ID:6e-0007

ID:6e-0017

Effectiveness of sharing information under the
emergency situation with on-foot evacuation drill

What do people working in coastal tourism areas
consider about the feasibility of supporting
customers’ tsunami evacuation?

*Chihiro Yamazaki1, Toshikazu Ikemoto2, Fukutsugu Ogawa3,
Yoshihiro Takata4, Yuko Serikawa1, Masakastu Miyajima 2
1.Kanazawa University, Graduate School of Natural Science and Technology,
2.Kanazawa University, Institute of Science and Engineering, Faculty ofGeosciences and civil Engineering, 3.Kanazawa University, Engineering andTechnology Department, 4.Kanazawa University, Information Media Center

122*Teruhiko Yoneyama1, Kei Miyanoue1, Tomoka Koyama1*Kiyomine Terumoto1
1.Kwansei Gakuin UniverstiyID:6e-0001

ID:5f-0005

Enablers and barriers for technology adoption in the
New Zealand construction industry

Trend of Tsunami Evacuation Buildings against the
Nankai Trough Earthquake*Shermineh Zarinkamar 1, Mani Poshdar 2, Pierre Quenneville1,
Suzanne Wilkinson3*Shoichi Ando1

1.University Of Auckland, 2.Auckland University of Technology, 3.Massey
University

1.Kindai University

ID:5f-0006

ID:6e-0003

Multi-UAV Observation for Tsunami Evacuation Drills

DISASTER AWARENESS AND SUPPOSITION FOREVACUATION OF RESEDENTS IN AREAS WHERETSUNAMI IS EXPECTED*Kenji Kon1, Yoshihiro Okumura1, Yuji Dohi2
1.Kansai University, 2.National Research Institute for Earth Science andDisaster Resilience*Keiichi Ninomiya1, Eisuke Ikuta1

ID:5f-0007

1.Osaka City University[P28E29] Evacuation Issues_
Tsunami Disaster
Poster Presentation*Rosita Junemann1, 2, Cristian Cortez1, Jorge Leon2, 3
1.Department of Structural and Geotechnical Engineering, Pontificia
Universidad Católica de Chile, , 2.National Research Center for Natural
Disaster Management (CIGIDEN), 3.Department of Architecture, Universidad
Técnica Federico Santa Maria

Sep. 28th (Tue)Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 29

VERTICAL EVACUATION BUILDINGS IN CHILE:SEQUENTIAL EARTHQUAKE AND TSUNAMIASSESSMENT

ID:5f-0010
Preparations and behaviors of proactive tsunami
evacuees during the Great East Japan Earthquake

ID:5f-0001
Tsunami evacuation guidance using Reinforcement
Learning Algorithm*Erick Mas , Luis Moya , Shunichi Koshimura
1

1*Masataka Nakamura1
1.Nihon university

1

1.International Research Institute of Disaster Science, Tohoku University

ID:5f-0002
Tsunami Evacuation Features for Organization
Personnel and Individual Residents in an Area of
Ishinomaki-city, Miyagi-prefecture*Yozo Goto1
1.Kaihatsu-Toranomon Consultant Co., Ltd.

ID:5f-0003
Mass Evacuation in Banda Aceh Triggered by Mw 8.6- Off the West Coast of Northern Sumatra Earthquake
on April 11th 2012

ID:5f-0011
Study of mobility conditions and potential use of
bicycles for tsunami evacuation in Miyazaki city,
Japan*Hitomi Murakami1, Minoru Kumano2, Kazuyuki Takada3, Ikuo Abe 4,
Kohei Shimomura1, Akira Taga 2
1.Yamaguchi University, 2.University of Miyazaki, 3.Tokyo Denki University,
4.Tokoha University

ID:5g-0006
Countermeasures against tsunami in Kii-Tanabe
station reconstruction project*Haruhiko Nakano1, Yasuhito Higuchi2, Ikumi Narahara 2, Hirotoshi
Inoue1, Mitsuru Toda1*Yozo Goto1, Muzailin Affan2, Nur Fadli3

1.JR West Japan Consultants Company, 2.West Japan Railway Company

1.Kaihatsu-Toranomon Consultant Co., Ltd., 2.Faculty of Mathematics andNatural Sciences, Syiah Kuala University, 3.Faculty of Marine and Fisheries,
Syiah Kuala University

ID:5c-0005

ID:5f-0004
Development of a Simulator for Urban Evacuation
Behavior in the Event of a Tsunami Using a GameEngine*Yasuo Kawai , Yurie Kaizu
1

1

HPC enhanced agent based system for simulating
emergency mass evacuation of large urban areas*Lalith Maddegedara1, Leonel Aguilar 2, Muneo Hori3, Tsuyoshi
Ichimura1
1.The University of Tokyo, 2.ETH Zürich, 3.Japan Agency for Marine Earth
Science and Technology

1.Bunkyo University

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Seismic Loss and Risk
Management
Poster Presentation

STOCHASTIC IDA FOR EFFICIENT HAZARDCONSISTENT COLLAPSE RISK EVALUATION – PROOF
OF CONCEPT*Nenad Bijelic1, Christoph Adam1
1.University of Innsbruck

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 30

ID:8c-0012

ID:8c-0002
Towards a resilient design/retrofit of schools in
Mexico*David De Leon1, Donají Guadarrama1

A CALIBRATED SIMPLIFIED MODEL FOR EFFICIENTANALYSIS OF REGULAR REINFORCED CONCRETE
MOMENT RESISTING FRAMES*Juan Pablo Munoz Galvez1, 3, Juan Carlos de la Llera Martin1, 3,
Jorge Vasquez2, Alan Poulos1
1.CIGIDEN, 2.ITReND, 3.PUC

1.Universidad Autonoma del Estado de Mexico

ID:8c-0014

ID:8c-0003
A SIMPLE PROPOSAL FOR THE SEISMIC RISKASSESSMENT OF WOODEN PATRIMONIAL
STRUCTURES IN CHILE*Galo Valdebenito1, 2, Virginia Vasquez3, 4, Andrés Prieto3, 4

Sep. 28th (Tue)

1.Assoc Prof., Faculty of Engineering, Universidad Austral de Chile, 2.
Director, RiNA Natural and Anthropogenic Risks Research Center, 3.Assoc
Prof. Faculty of Architecture and Arts, Universidad Austral de Chile, 4.
Researcher, RiNA Natural and Anthropogenic Risks Research Center

A framework for conducting incremental dynamic
analysis considering the physical bound of groundmotion*Benshun Shao1, Yuli Huang1
1.Arup, San Francisco

ID:8c-0016
ASSESSMENT OF SEISMIC RISK IN ALMATY*YERALY SHOKBAROV1

ID:8c-0007
Seismic losses scenario for the municipality of Murcia.
*Sergio Molina , Sandra Martínez-Cuevas , Ana Maeso , Eduardo
Meyers2, Manuel Navarro3, Noelia Agea-Medina1, Belen Benito2,
Jose Martínez-Diaz4, Paula Herrero-Barbero4, Meaza Tsige 4, Jorge
Gaspar-Escribano2, Antonio Garcia-Jerez3
12

1.KazSRICA JSC

2

1.University of Alicante, 2.Polytechnical University of Madrid, 3.University of
Almeria, 4.Complutense University of Madrid

ID:8c-0008
Study on the Vulnerability Evaluation of Urban Seismic
Disasters Based on AHP Method*Jiangrong Zhong1
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration

ID:8c-0009
Novel Approach to Compute Fragility Curves forSpecial Moment Resisting Frame Systems

ID:8c-0017
Disaster Resilience of Distributed Energy Resources*Luis Ceferino1, 2, Chenying Liu1, 3, Irene Alisjahbana1, SiddharthPatel1, Tao Sun1, Anne Kiremidjian1, Ram Rajagopal1
1.Stanford University, 2.Princeton University, 3.Georgia Institute ofTechnology

ID:8c-0020
DEFINITION OF SEISMIC RISK AREAS IN VIÑA DEL
MAR (CHILE) FROM GEOTECHNICAL DATA ANALYSIS*Carolina Aranda1, Pablo Rodriguez1, Francisco Vidal2, Gerardo
Alguacil2, Ignacio Valverde3, Manuel Navarro4, Antonio GarcíaJerez4, Alejandro Ruiz Sibaja5

1.Tokyo Institute of Technology

1.Public Office, Municipality of Vina del Mar, 2.Instituto Andaluz de Geofísica.
University of Granada, 18071, Granada , 3.Dept. of Architectonic Buildings.
University of Granada. 18071. Granada , 4.Dept. of Chemistry and Physics,
University of Almería, La Cañada, 04120, Almería, 5.Dept. of Engineering,Campus I, University of Autónoma de Chiapas, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 29050,
Chiapas

ID:8c-0010

ID:8c-0022

QUANTIFYING BASIN AMPLIFICATION IN
SOUTHWEST BC FROM SIMULATED M9 CASCADIASUBDUCTION ZONE EARTHQUAKES

Seismic design and assessment of risk-targeted
reduction factor for a Reinforced Concrete pipe rack
– piping system*Niraj Malla1, Anil Christopher Wijeyewickrema1*Preetish Kakoty1, Sai Mithra Dyaga1, Carlos Molina Hutt1
1.University of British Columbia, Vancouver

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ID:8c-0011*George Karagiannakis1, Luigi Di Sarno1, 2, Jure Žižmond3, Matjaž
Dolšek3
1.University of Sannio, 2.University of Livepool, 3.University of LjubljanaID:8c-0023
Seismic risk analysis of concrete gravity damfoundation systems based on deep sliding instability
failure mode
*Jin Tu1, Hui Liang1, Deyu Li1, Haibo Wang1
1.China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research/State Key
Laboratory of Simulation and Regulation of Water Cycle in River Basin

ID:8c-0024
A SET OF RULES FOR CHOOSING FAULT PLANES IN
REAL-TIME POST-EVENT EARTHQUAKE LOSSASSESSMENTS*Mario Ordaz1, Mario Andrés Salgado-Gálvez2, Benjamin Huerta 2,
Shri K. Singh3, Xyoli Pérez-Campos3
1.Instituto de Ingeniería, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 2.ERN,
3.Instituto de Geofísica, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico[P28E31] Loss Estimation 1_
Seismic Loss and Risk
Management
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 31
ID:8b-0002
Seismic Loss Analysis Comparison between 2D and
3D Model Frames for a Peruvian University Building
with Simulated Fragility Functions*Jose Oscar Ruiz Esquivel1
1.Pontifical Catholic University of Peru

ID:8c-0025

ID:8b-0003

Towards quantifying the effect of long duration groundmotions on regional seismic risk assessment insouthwest British Columbia.

Data Updating and Earthquake Loss Estimation
Method Based on Open Information*Ann Abraham1, Carlos E. Ventura 1, Armin Bebamzadeh1

ID:8c-0026
PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC RISK ASSESSMENT FOR
REINFORCED CONCRETE BUILDINGS IN ROMANIA

1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration

ID:8b-0006
Seismic risk in Alicante and Elche cities (Spain). A
comparison study using two seismic scenarios

1.UTCB*Noelia Agea-Medina1, Sergio Molina1, Juan José Galiana-Merino1,
Manuel Navarro2, José Antonio Huesca1, Antonio García-Jerez2,
Juan Luis Soler-Llorens1, Julio Rosa-Herranz1, Nassim Y. N.
Benabdeloued 3

ID:8c-0027

1.University of Alicante, 2.University of Almería, 3.Polytechnic University of
Catalunya

RE-APPRAISING THE ROLE OF FOURIER AMPLITUDE
SPECTRA (FAS) IN SEISMIC HAZARD AND RISKANALYSIS

ID:8b-0009*Radu Vacareanu1, Florin Pavel1, Alexandra Scupin1*Graeme Weatherill1, Cecilia Nievas1, Luís Martins2, Vitor Silva 2
1.GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, 2.Global Earthquake
Model

ID:8c-0028
NORMATIVE RISK-BASED ASSESSMENT OF
EARTHQUAKE SAFETY*Ehrfried Koelz1
1.Risk&Safety AG

Sep. 28th (Tue)

1.The University of British Columbia (UBC), Vancouver*Shizhou YU1

SEISMIC RISK AND LOSS ESTIMATIONS OF
REINFORCED CONCRETE FRAME BUILDINGS WITHSIMPLIFIED STRUCTURAL MODEL*Ales Jamsek1, Anze Babic1, Matjaz Dolsek1
1.University of Ljubljana

ID:8b-0010
Direct seismic loss estimation methodology with anapplication to a precast building*Anze Babic1, Matjaz Dolsek1
1.University of Ljubljana

ID:8b-0012
FEATURE ENGINEERING FOR A SEISMIC LOSS
PREDICTION MODEL USING MACHINE LEARNING,CHRISTCHURCH EXPERIENCE*Samuel Roeslin1, Quincy T. Ma1, Pavan Chigullapally1, Joerg Simon
Wicker 1, Liam Matthew Wotherspoon1
1.The University of Auckland125

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ID:8b-0013

ID:8b-0021

SEISMIC BEHAVIOR OF EXISTING MID-RISE MOMENTRESISTING FRAMES AT MEXICO CITY SOFT-SOIL
SITESIMPACT OF EARTHQUAKE-INDUCED DEBRIS ON THE
SEISMIC RESILIENCE OF ROAD NETWORKS*Mauro Nino , Miguel A. Jaimes , Simón Almaraz
12

3

1.Faculty of Engineering, National Autonomus University of Mexico, 2.
Institute of Engineering, National Autonomus University of Mexico, 3.ERN,
Evaluación de Riesgos Naturales y Antropogénicos

ID:8b-0014
Economic Seismic Loss Assessment of RC School
Buildings in South Korea*Insub Choi1, JunHee Kim1, HakJong Chang1, JoungHoon Sohn1
1.Yonsei University*Omar A. Sediek1, Sherif El-Tawil1, Jason McCormick1
1.University of Michigan - Ann Arbor

ID:8b-0022
FINANCIAL PROCUREMENT FOR EARTHQUAKEDISASTER RECOVERY AND THE EFFECTS OF
FINANCIAL SUPPORT MEASURES*Norikazu Sakaba1, Harumi Yashiro2
1.Tokio Marine & Nichido Risk Consulting Co., Ltd, 2.National Defense
Academy of Japan

ID:8b-0024

ID:8b-0016
Comparative analysis of earthquake-induced losses inreinforced concrete and steel frame buildings

Comparing Different Methods to Identify Stiffness
Degradation for Pinched Hysteretic Structures

Sep. 28th (Tue)*Davit Shahnazaryan1, José Miguel Castro2, Ricardo Monteiro1*Cong Zhou1, Mohammad Rabiepour 1, J Geoffrey Chase1, Geoffrey
W Rodgers1

1.Scuola Universitaria Superiore IUSS Pavia, 2.University of Porto

1.University of Canterbury

ID:8b-0017

ID:8b-0027

ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY ASSESSMENT OF SESIMICRETROFITTING OF HEALTH FACILITIES – CASE STUDYFROM UTTARAKHAND, INDIA

Quantifying the Benefit of Retrofitting Unbraced
Cripple Walls in Single-Family Wood-Frame Dwellings*NITIN BEHL , AMIT KUMAR , PRATIMA RANI BOSE , SARATKUMAR PANDA3
1

2

1

1.DDF Consultants Pvt. Ltd., 2.Aga Khan Agency for Habitat, 3.Department
of Civil Engineering, IIT (ISM) Dhanbad

ID:8b-0018
Uncertainty of seismic loss estimation due tovariability in the ground motion group size anddirection*Xavier Romao1, Despoina Skoulidou1
1.University of Porto - Faculty of Engineering

ID:8b-0019
QUANTIFYING THE EFFECTS OF EPISTEMICUNCERTAINTY ON THE SEISMIC RISK OF A BUILDINGINVENTORY*Petros Kalakonas1, Vitor Silva 2, Amaryllis Mouyiannou3, Anirudh
Rao2
1.IUSS - School for Advanced Studies, 2.Global Earthquake Model
Foundation, 3.Axis Capital*David P Welch1, Gregory G Deierlein1, Evan Reis2, Henry V Burton3
1.Stanford University, 2.U.S. Resiliency Council, 3.University of California,
Los Angeles (UCLA)

ID:8b-0028
TECHNICAL-ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF THE USE OF
SEISMIC ISOLATION IN A PERUVIAN OFFICEBUILDING*Gustavo Juan Franklin Loa Canales1, Juan Alejandro Muñoz
Peláez1
1.Pontifical Catholic University of Peru

[P28E32] AI and Big Data
Analytics_ Innovative
Technology
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 32

ID:8b-0020
Risk assessment of EC8-compliant steel buildings

ID:9c-0001*Antonio Silva1, Luis Macedo2, Ricardo Monteiro1, José MiguelCastro2

ADDING UNCERTANTY TO CONVOLUTIONAL NEURALNETWORKS TO AUTOMATICALLY IDENTIFYSTRUCTURAL DAMAGES

1.Scuola Universitaria Superiore IUSS Pavia, 2.Faculty of Engineering of the
University of Porto*Maria Pantoja1, Drazen Fabris2, Robert Kleinhenz2
1.California Polytechnic State University, 2.Santa Clara University

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ID:9c-0020

A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF PHYSICS-BASEDAND DATA-DRIVE MODELS TO ESTIMATE BUILDINGSEISMIC RESPONSES

Study on damage estimation by machine learning ofrelationship between building response and damage*XINGQUAN GUAN , Henry Burton*Atsushi Aoi1, Hiroshi Tsunekawa1, Mutsuhiro Yoshizawa1, Atsushi
Kanbayashi1, Shun'ichi Tano2, Ganbat Nyamkhuu2

1.University of California, Los Angeles

1.Takenaka Corporation, 2.The University of Electro-Communications

ID:9c-0005

ID:9c-0021

Smartphones and Deep Learning Integrated System
for Low-Cost Real-Time Bridge Vibration Status
Realization

EXTRACTION OF STORY-COLLAPSED BUILDINGS BY
THE 2016 KUMAMOTO EARTHQUAKE USING DEEPLEARNING*Ashish Shrestha1, Ji Dang2*Ken Kawabe1, Kei Horie1, Munenari Inoguchi2, Masashi Matsuoka3,
Kazuaki Torisawa4, Wen Liu5, Fumio Yamazaki 6

1

1

1.Hazama Ando Corporation, International Division, Civil Engineering
Department, 6-1-20, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 107-8658, 2.Saitama
University, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, 338-8570,
Saitama-Shi, Sakura-Ku, 255-Shimo Okubo

ID:9c-0007
A deep learning approach to rapid regional post-event
seismic damage assessment*Yongjia Xu1, Xinzheng Lu1, Yuan Tian1, Ertugrul Taciroglu2

ID:9c-0012
ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK BASED STRUCTURALSEISMIC DAMAGE DETECTION FROM MONITORINGACCELERATION DATA*NIKESH MAHARJAN1, Ji Dang2, Ashish Shrestha3
1.CommonWealth Engineers Co. Ltd., 2.Saitama University, 3.Hazama Ando
Corporation

ID:9c-0022
MACHINE LEARNING APPROACH FOR EARTHQUAKEDAMAGE DETECTION FROM SPATIO-TEMPORALREMOTE SENSING DATA*Takashi Miyamoto1
1.University of Yamanashi

ID:9c-0023
Prediction of Earthquakes using Recurrent Neural
Network*Swapnil Nayan1, Aniket Bhalkikar 1, Bharat Prakke1, Pradeep Kumar
Ramancharla1
1.International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad

ID:9c-0013

ID:9c-0024

PREDICTION OF PEAK GROUND ACCELERATION OF
SHALLOW CRUSTAL EARTHQUAKES USING DEEPNEURON NETWORK

Semi-supervised Deep Generative Adversarial
Network in Vision-based Structural Damage
Assessment under Low-data Regime*Duofa Ji1, Weiping Wen1, Changhai Zhai1, Chenxi Li1*Yuqing Gao1, 2, Khalid M Mosalam1, 2, 3, Pengyuan Zhai1

1.Harbin Institute of Technology

1.University of California Berkeley, 2.Tsinghua-Berkeley Shenzhen Institute(TBSI), 3.Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research (PEER) Center

ID:9c-0015
TYPOLOGY-BASED SEISMIC ASSESSMENT: HOW TO
ASSESS AN ENTIRE COUNTRY*Craig Muir , Andrew Baird , Peter Beazley , Weng Yuen Kam ,Matthew Fox1, Rob Jury1, Richard Sharpe1
1

1

1

1

Sep. 28th (Tue)1.Department of Civil Engineering, Tsinghua University, 2.Department of Civil& Env. Engineering, University of Calfornia, Los Angeles

1.MS&AD InterRisk Research & Consulting, Inc., 2.University of Toyama,
3.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 4.Kanto Gakuin University, 5.Chiba
University, 6.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster
Resilience

ID:9c-0025
Dynamic analysis of structures using artificial neuralnetwork with adaptive training*Xiao Pan1, Zhizhao Wen2, Tony T.Y. Yang1

1.Beca Limited

1.University of British Columbia, 2.Zhejiang University

ID:9c-0016

ID:9c-0027

Symbolic regression for formulation of resistance ofbearing-type bolted connections

Bridge Damage Detection and Segmentation by Deep
Learning for Bridge UAV Insepction*Cui Yao1, Minze Zhang1, Qi Tang1*Jiyuan Shi1, Mida Cui2, Rongzhi Zuo1, Ji Dang1

1.Dalian University of Technology

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ID:9c-0028
SECTION OPTIMIZATION OF FRAME-CORE TUBESTRUCTURES BASED ON EFFECTIVE PROCESSING
OF CONSTRAINT RELATIONS*SHUAISHUAI HE1, Yanwei Tang1, Xiao Lai1, Guohui Huang2, Zheng
He1
1.Dalian University of Technology, 2.China Machinery International
Engineering Design & Research Institute Co., Ltd

ID:9b-0012
STRUCTURING SHEAR WALL BUILDINGS BASED ON
DEEP NEURAL NETWORKS
Leonardo M Massone1, Pablo Pizarro1, *Fabian R. Rojas1, Rafael
Ruiz1[P28E33] Recent Earthquakes
and Tsunami 1_ Lessons Learnt
from Earthquakes
Poster Presentation

Sep. 28th (Tue) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 33
ID:10a-0002
HOKKAIDO Eastern Iburi Earthquake 2018 –Telecommunications and Transportations Lifeline
Performance*Alex K Tang1

1.University of Chile

1.L&T Consultant

ID:9c-0030
ESTIMATION OF SHEAR-WAVE VELOCITY PROFILESIN PERU BASED ON MACHINE LEARNING
ALGORITHMS

Sep. 28th (Tue)*Carlos Eduardo Gonzales Trujillo1, Luis Angel Moya Huallpa1,
Miguel Augusto Diaz Figueroa1, Carlos Alberto Zavala Toledo1,
Bruno Adriano2, Erick Mas3, Shunichi Koshimura3, Fumio Yamazaki4
1.Japan Peru Center for Earthquake Engineering Research and Disaster
Mitigation (CISMID), National University of Engineering, 2.Geoinformatics
Unit, RIKEN Center for Advanced Intelligence Project, 3.International
Research Institute of Disaster Science (IRIDeS), Tohoku University, 4.
National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience

ID:10a-0004
PERFORMANCE OF COLLAPSE PREVENTIONDESIGNED BUILDINGS DURING THE SEPTEMBER 19,
2017 EARTHQUAKE IN MEXICO CITY
*Arturo Tena-Colunga1, Héctor Hernández-Ramírez2, Eber Alberto
Godínez-Domínguez3, Alejandro Grande-Vega 2, Luis Angel UrbinaCalifornias 4, Omar Villegas-Jiménez5
1.Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana Azcapotzalco, 2.Consulting Engineer,
3.Universidad Autónoma de Chiapas, 4.Universidad Politécnica deChimalhuacán, 5.CYDE Ingenieros Consultores

ID:10a-0005

ID:9c-0009
PRELIMINARY STUDY ON DEVELOPMENT OF LIDAR
POINT CLOUD DATASET FOR EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE
MAPPING BY 3D MACHINE LEARNING*Haoyi Xiu1, Masashi Matsuoka1, Munenari Inoguchi 2, Ken
Kawabe3, Kei Horie3
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.University of Toyama, 3.MS&AD Inter Risk
Research & Consulting, Inc

ID:9c-0006
MACHINE LEARNING BASED REGIONAL SEISMICRETROFIT DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF SOFT-STORYWOODFRAME BUILDINGS*Zhengxiang Yi , Henry Burton
11

1.University of California, Los Angeles

FIELD OBSERVATIONS IN MEXICO CITY AFTER THE
SEPTEMBER 2017 PUEBLA-MORELOS EARTHQUAKE*Alfredo Urich1
1.Director, B.R.S. Ingenieros, C.A. / Professor, School of Civil Engineering
UCAB

ID:10a-0006
GEO-SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF REINFORCED CONCRETE
BUILDING DAMAGE IN 2017 MEXICO EARTHQUAKE
Nicholas Slavin1, Alejandra Bravo1, Anisha Datta 2, *Anahid Behrouzi1
1.California Polytechnic State University - San Luis Obispo, 2.University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

ID:10a-0007
Chimney and Mobile Home Performance in Recent
U.S. Earthquakes*Bruce Maison1, John Eidinger 2, John Dai3
1.Consulting Engineer, 2.G&E Engineering Systems, Inc., 3.Southern
California Edison

ID:10a-0008
Seismic analysis of the cracking damage for the PC
girders of Miaoziping bridge during 2008 Wenchen
earthquake*Dongsheng Wang1
1.Hebei University of Technology

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ID:10a-0009

ID:10a-0029

Disaster Memories in Museums and Disaster Recovery-Disaster Research Institute and 1995 Hanshin-Awaji
Earthquake Recovery-

Evacuation Behavior for Stranded Commuters due tothe 2018 Osaka Northern Earthquake*Mayumi Sakamoto

1*Eisuke Ikuta1
1.Osaka City University

1.University of Hyogo

ID:10a-0034

ID:10a-0012
Response of school buildings after the September,2017 earthquakes in Mexico*Sergio M. Alcocer 1, David Murià-Vila 1, Luciano R. FernándezSola 2, Mario Ordaz1, José Carlos Arce3
1.National Autonomous University of Mexico, UNAM, 2.Metropolitan
Autonomous University, UAM, 3.PMD

FACTORS AFFECTING BUILDING DAMAGE INDUCEDBY THE SEPTEMBER 2017 MEXICO EARTHQUAKES*Efthymios Lekkas1, Spyridon Mavroulis1, Panayotis Carydis2
1.Faculty of Dynamic Tectonic Applied Geology, Department of Geology andGeoenvironment, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, 2.National
Technical University of Athens

ID:10a-0047

ID:10a-0014
RESILIENCE IN DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION:
HOUSING AND SCHOOLS IN BANDA ACEH
*Forrest M Lanning1, Lucy A. Arendt2

RESILIENCE LESSONS LEARNED FROM SELECTRECENT EARTHQUAKES*Robert C Lo1
1.Klohn Crippen Berger Ltd.

1.Endapt, 2.St. Norbert College

ID:10a-0048

SOIL AND SOURCE EFFECTS DETECTED IN TWOPEAK RESPONSE SPECTRA (2PRS) FOR RECENT
EARTHQUAKES*G. RODOLFO SARAGONI , MARCO F. GALLEGOS
1

2

DAMAGES IN NON-STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS OF RC
RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS CAUSED BY THE 2011
LORCA EARTHQUAKE*Laura Navas-Sanchez1, Jaime Cervera Bravo1, María Belén Benito1,
Jorge Miguel Gaspar Escribano1, Sandra Martínez Cuevas1

1.Universidad de Chile, Department of Civil Engineering, 2.Pontificia
Universidad Catolica de Chile, Department of Structural and GeotechnicalEngineering

1.Universidad Politecnica de Madrid

ID:10a-0019

March 22, 2020 Zagreb, Croatia earthquake

STRUCTURAL DAMAGE IN HOUSING AND
APARTMENT BUILDINGS DURING THE SEPTEMBER 7,
2017 TEHUANTEPEC EARTHQUAKE*Josip Atalic1, Mario Uros2, Marta Savor Novak 2, Marija Demsic2,
Maja Banicek3*Eber Alberto Godinez-Dominguez1, Arturo Tena-Colunga 2, Hans
Israel Archundia-Aranda 2, Alonso Gómez-Bernal 2, Raúl Pavel
Ruíz-Torres 1, José Luis Escamilla-Cruz 3

Sep. 28th (Tue)

ID:10a-0016

ID:10c-0012

1.Associate Professor, University of Zagreb, Faculty of Civil Engineering,
2.Assistant Professor, University of Zagreb, Faculty of Civil Engineering,
3.PhD Student, University of Zagreb, Faculty of Civil Engineering

1.Chiapas Autonomous University, 2.Metropolitan Autonomous University,
3.Ingenyos

ID:10a-0021
ISSUES AND EXPLOIT POSSIBILITY OF IMAGESTAKEN BY DRONES FOR DETECTING ROOF DAMAGE-A Case Study of Murakami City at 2019 Yamagata-oki
Earthquake*Munenari Inoguchi1, Keiko Tamura 2, Ryota Hamamoto3, Kei Horie 4
1.University of Toyama, 2.Niigata University, 3.Esri Japan Corporation,
4.MS&AD InterRisk Research & Consulting, Inc.

ID:10a-0022
IDENTIFIED GAPS BETWEEN PREPAREDNESS ANDRESPONSE AS REVEALED DURING 2015 GORKHA
EARTHQUAKE*Ganesh Kumar Jimee1, Kimiro Meguro2, Amod Mani Dixit3
1.National Society for Earthquake Technology-Nepal (NSET), 2.Institute ofIndustrial Science (IIS) the University of Tokyo, 3.Asian Disaster Reduction
and Response Network(ADRRN)

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Program (Sep 29th, Oral/OS, Fully Virtual Session)[O29A06] Hazard Assessment 2
Oral Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 1

Oral Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 2

Chair : Takashi Azuma1
1. Geological Survey of Japan/AIST

Chair : Stavroula J. Pantazopoulou1, Prem Nath Maskey2
1. Lassonde School of Engineering, York University, 2. Tribhuvan University

09:00-09:15 ID:1a-0003
UPDATED CONSTANT STRESS DROP SCALINGRELATIONSHIP FOR STRIKE-SLIP EARTHQUAKESCONSIDERING FAULT SLIP RATE*John G Anderson , Steven G Wesnousky , Glenn P Biasi , Stephen
Angster 3
112

1.University of Nevada, Reno, 2.U. S. Geological Survey, Pasadena, 3.U. S.
Geological Survey, Seattle

09:00-09:15 ID:2b-0116
A STOCHASTIC APPROACH FOR THE DEFINITION OF
A NOVEL RESPONSE SPECTRUM IN URBAN AREAS*Alessandro Tombari1, Pierfrancesco Cacciola1
1.University of Brighton

09:15-09:30 ID:2b-0119

09:15-09:30 ID:1c-0046
Development of an earthquake catalog forprobabilistic seismic hazard studies in Peru
*Franklin Olaya1, Jorge Macedo2
1.University of California, Berkeley, 2.Georgia Institute of Technology

FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY OF THE BUILTENVIRONMENT AND CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE*Siamak Sattar 1, Mike Mahoney2, Ryan Kersting3
1.NIST, 2.FEMA, 3.Buehler

09:30-09:45 ID:2b-0130

09:30-09:45 ID:1c-0007

Sep. 29th (Wed)2018 and 2023 U.S. National Seismic Hazard Models*MARK D PETERSEN1JAPANESE AND NEW ZEALAND BUILDINGS – THE
SIGNIFICANCE OF RESILIENT SERVICEABILITY
GOVERNED DESIGN*Didier Pettinga1, Yusuke Hori2, Y Suzuki2, Masayoshi Nakashima 2

1.U.S. Geological Survey

1.Holmes Consulting LP, 2.Kobori Research Complex Inc.

09:45-10:00 ID:1c-0036
Non-ergodic FAS Ground-Motion Model for California

09:45-10:00 ID:2b-0132*Grigorios Lavrentiadis1, Norman A. Abrahamson1, Nicolas M.
Kuehn2

Resilient Seismic Design using Prescriptive And
Non-Prescriptive Design Methods

1.UC Berkeley, 2.UCLA*Curt Haselton1, Dustin Cook3, David Jared DeBock1, Ed Almeter 2,
Katie Wade2

10:00-10:15 ID:1b-0021

1.California State University, Chico / Haselton Baker Risk Group, 2.Haselton
Baker Risk Group, 3.University of Colorado, Boulder

SOURCE PROPERTIES FROM THE SLIP-WEAKENING
MODEL

10:00-10:15 ID:2b-0142*Hang Choi1, Annemarie Baltay2, Byeong-Ick Yoon1
1.AIMAC Structure Co., Ltd., 2.USGS

1.Edmund Booth Consulting Engineer

Numerically Efficient Methodology for Developing
Non-Ergodic Ground-Motion Models using Large
Datasets*Maxime Lacour , Norman Abrahamson
11.University of California, Berkeley

FUTURE DIRECTIONS FOR EUROCODE 8*Edmund Booth1

10:15-10:30 ID:1c-0030

130[O29A07] Improving Design
Provisions 1

1

10:15-10:30 ID:2b-0139
PROPOSAL OF PERUVIAN GUIDELINES FOR THE
SEISMIC DESIGN OF PILE SUPPORTED WHARVES*Luis Vasquez1, Mario Palma 2
1.ENSOFT, INC, 2.Innova Engineering & Construction Inc

10:30-10:45 ID:2b-0187

10:00-10:15 ID:2i-0188

A FRAMEWORK FOR THE SUSTAINABLE RENOVATION
OF EXISTING STRUCTURES: APPLICATION TO A
REFERENCE BUILDINGAN ALTERNATIVE TEST METHOD FOR SEISMICSIMULATION*Simone Labo , Chiara Passoni , Alessandra Marini , Andrea
Belleri1, Jacopo Zanni1, Paolo Riva1
111

1.University of Bergamo*Maryam Golestani1, M. Shahria Alam1, Gian Michele Calvi2
1.The University of British Columbia, 2.Università degli Studi di Pavia

10:15-10:30 ID:2i-0122

10:45-11:00 ID:2b-0120
Collapse Estimates of U.S. Code-Compliant SteelFrames and Implications for an ASCE 41 Assessment*Matthew Scott Speicher 1, Keving Wong1, Jazalyn Dukes1
1.National Institute of Standards and Technology

Uncertainty Estimation of Servo-Hydraulic Dynamics
for Real-Time Testing*Cheng Chen1, Changle Peng2, Cielo Martinez1, Weijie Xu3, Karlel
Dy Cornejo1
1.San Francisco State University, 2.Shandong University, 3.Southeast
University

10:30-10:45 ID:2i-0021[O29A08] Dynamic, Hybrid Testand Simulation
Oral Presentation

Chair : Yoshikazu Takahashi , Khalid M Mosalam*Zhong-Xian LI1, Kun WU1, Yundong SHI1, Ning LI1, Bo ZHAO1, Yang
DING1
1.Tianjin University

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 3
1

UNDERWATER TWIN SHAKING TABLES AND
COORDINATIVE SIMILITUDE LAW FOR MODEL TESTS

10:45-11:00 ID:2i-0072
2

1. Kyoto University, 2. University of California, Berkeley & PEER Center

09:00-09:15 ID:2i-0008
Multi-axial Real-time Hybrid Simulation Testing

MATERIAL TESTING INTEGRATED SIMULATION FOR
RC STRUCTURE REHABILITATED WITH SHAPE
MEMORY ALLOYS*Donghyuk Jung1, Bassem Andrawes2
1.Pusan National University, 2.University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Sep. 29th (Wed)*Amirali Najafi1, Billie F. Spencer Jr.1
1.University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

09:15-09:30 ID:2i-0014
Improve Structure Testing with Virtual Testing, Hybrid
Simulation, and Model Assisted Testing*Shawn S You1, Shawn Gao1, Arlin Nelson1
1.MTS Systems Corperation[O29A09] Advancements in
Evaluation of Existing Buildings
Concurrent Session

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 4
Organizer : Ayse Hortacsu1

09:30-09:45 ID:2i-0145

1. Applied Technology Council

Hybrid Simulation of the Earthquake Response of aMulti-Story Reinforced Concrete Shear Wall Building
through Collapse

ID:6h-0008*Josh Woods1, David T. Lau2, Jeffrey Erochko2

SEISMIC EVALUATION OF OLDER CONCRETE
BUILDINGS FOR COLLAPSE POTENTIAL

1.Polytechnique Montreal, 2.Carleton University*Abbie B Liel1, Jack Moehle3, William Holmes2, Michael Mehrain5,Peter Somers 4, Jon Heintz6

09:45-10:00 ID:2i-0179

1.University of Colorado Boulder, 2.Rutherford and Chekene, 3.University ofCalifornia Berkeley, 4.MKA, 5.MNI, 6.Applied Technology Council

Seismic Performance Evaluation of Offshore Wind
Turbine Using Real-Time Hybrid Simulation*Wei Song1, Chao Sun2, Yanhui Zuo3, Vahid Jahangiri2, Yan Lu3,
Qinghua Han3
1.University of Alabama, 2.Louisiana State University, 3.Tianjin University

ID:6h-0007
SEISMIC ASSESSMENT AND RETROFIT OF ONE- AND
TWO-FAMILY WOOD-FRAME DWELLINGS*Janiele Maffei1, Colin Blaney2, Kelly Cobeen3, Ayse Hortacsu4
1.California Earthquake Authority, 2.Buehler Engineering, 3.Wiss, Janney,
Elstner Associates, 4.Applied Technology Council

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ID:6b-0018
POST-DISASTER SAFETY EVALUATION GUIDANCE*Ayse Hortacsu1, Bret Lizundia3, Andrew Herseth2, Catherine
Bobenhausen4, Rosemarie Grant5, Edwin Huston6, Laurence
Kornfield7, Scott Nacheman8, Jim Olk 9, Laurie Johnson10
1.Applied Technology Council, 2.Federal Emergency Management Agency,
3.Rutherford + Chekene, 4.Colden Corporation, 5.Rose Grant Architectural
Services, Inc., 6.Smith & Huston Consulting Engineers, 7.City of San
Francisco, California, 8.White Birch Group, 9.City of Garland, Texas, 10.
Laurie Johnson Consulting, Research

ID:6h-0006
Earthquake Damage Assessment and Repair
Guidelines for Residential Wood-Frame Buildings in
California*Justin Moresco1, Morgan Griffith2, David Bonowitz3, Kelly Cobeen4,
David Cocke 6, Dan Dyce5, John Osteraas2
1.Applied Technology Council, 2.Exponent, 3.David Bonowitz, S.E., 4.Wiss,
Janey, Elstner Associates, Inc., 5.Dan Dyce, 6.Structural Focus[O29A12] Performance Gap
Challenges After Loma Prieta:
Managing Seismic Risk in the
Legal Arena
Concurrent Session

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 7
Organizer : Mark N White1
1. Law Offices of Mark N. White

ID:8c-0018
THE EVOLUTION OF MANAGING SEISMIC RISK IN
AMERICAN URBAN CENTERS AFTER THE LOMAPRIETA EARTHQUAKE: CHANGES IN CALIFORNIAAUTHORITIES AND FEDERAL STATUTES AFTER 1989
*Mark N White1, Peter Yanev1[O29A10] Development ofSeismic-Resilient Lateral
Systems for Mass Timber
Buildings
Special Organized Session
Sep. 29th (Wed)Sep. 29th (Wed) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 5
Organizer : Keri L Ryan1

ID:8c-0029
DELIVERING COMPLEX FACILITIES TO
INSTITUTIONAL OWNERS THAT REQUIRE SEISMICPERFORMANCE ABOVE AND BEYOND CODEMINIMUM: TWO CASE STUDIES OF ENHANCEDRESILIENCY THROUGH THE USE OF KRAWINKLER
FUSES*Greg Luth1
1.Gregory P. Luth and Associates, Inc.

1. University of Nevada Reno

ID:8c-0047

Speakers :*J. Brown1, T. Nagashima 2, H. Isoda3, S. Pei4, R. Sause5, R.
Zimmerman6, S. Wichman7, J. Furley8, A.R. Barbosa9

EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING IN AN AGGRESSIVELEGAL CLIMATE

1.University of Canterbury, 2.Sumitomo Forestry Co., LTD, 3.Kyoto
University, 4.Colorado School of Mines, 5.Lehigh University, 6.KPFF
Consulting Engineers, 7.Colorado State University, 8.University ofWashington, 9.Oregon State University[O29A11] Management of PostDisaster Debris and Waste
Special Organized Session
Sep. 29th (Wed) / 09:00-10:00
On-line 6
Organizer : Terri Norton1
1. Bucknell University

Speakers :*Terri Norton1, Stephen Carr 2
1.Bucknell University, 2.Northwestern University132

1.Law Offices of Mark N. White*John D Osteraas1
1.Exponent, Inc.

ID:8c-0078
USING PBEE TO ASSESS AND IMPROVEPERFORMANCE OF DIFFERENT STRUCTURALSYSTEMS FOR STEEL BUILDINGS*Vesna Terzic1
1.California State University Long Beach, CA, USA

ID:8c-0019
THE VIRTUAL ELASTICITY PERFORMANCE TARGETFOR HIGH-RISES IN SAN FRANCISCO AFTER 2008:
FROM PREVENTING LOSS OF LIFE TO REDUCTION
OF PROPERTY DAMAGE AND RELATEDPERFORMANCE GAP PATTERNS*Mark N White1
1.Law Offices of Mark N. White[O29A13] Resilience and Risk
Assessment of Structures under
Multiple Hazards

14:45-15:00 ID:1d-0084
Towards the strong motion flatfile in China: concept
and purpose

Special Organized Session*Yefei Ren1, Xinxin Yao1, Tadahiro Kishida 2, Ruizhi Wen1, Peibin Xu1,
Kun Ji1, Saburoh Midorikawa3, Hongjun Si4, Hongwei Wang1, Feng
Gao1

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 8

1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration,
2.Khalifa University of Science and Technology, 3.Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, 4.University of Tokyo

Organizer : Vasant Matsagar
Speakers :*Amr Elnashai, Dina D’Ayala1, Hussam Mahmoud2, Igor Lanese,
Ruifu Zhang, Said Elias3, Alessandro Palermo2, Shirley Dyke 4,
Sandip K. Saha5, Tathagata Roy6
1.Unversity Collage London, 2.Colorad State University, 3.University of
Iceland, 4.Purdue University, 5.Institute of Technology Mandi, 6.Toyohashi
University of Technology

15:00-15:15 ID:1d-0083
SEISMIC SOURCE-TO-STRUCTURE ANALYSIS OF THE
KASHIWAZAKI-KARIWA NUCLEAR POWER PLANT(JAPAN).
*Filippo Gatti1, David Castro-Cruz1, Fernando Lopez-Caballero1,
Didier Clouteau1
1.MSSMat UMR CNRS 8579 - CentraleSupelec - Universite Paris Saclay[O29B06] Ground Motion
Studies 2
Oral Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 1
Chair : Yefei Ren1

15:15-15:30 ID:1d-0107
Physics-based ground motion prediction with 3D
geological structure: a holistic approach*Sara TOUHAMI1, Fernando LOPEZ-CABALLERO1
1.MSSMat laboratory / CentraleSupelec - Paris Saclay University

15:30-15:45 ID:1d-0066
VALIDATION OF GROUND-MOTION SIMULATIONSTHROUGH SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF INELASTIC
SPECTRAL DISPLACEMENT

14:00-14:15 ID:1e-0004*CHEN HUANG1, Karim Tarbali1, Carmine Galasso1

REALTIME LONG-PERIOD GROUND-MOTIONPREDICTION SYSTEM AND EXPERIMENTAL
DEMONSTRATION FOR ITS PRACTICAL USAGE

1.Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering Department, University
College London*Shin Aoi1, Takeshi Kimura1, Takashi Kunugi1, Wataru Suzuki1, Yadab
P Dhakal1, Naoto Koja 2
1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience,
2.Japan Meteorological Agency

14:15-14:30 ID:1e-0005
Improvement and Performance Evaluation of the
Earthquake Early Warning Algorithm for Railways in
Japan*Naoyasu Iwata1, Masahiro Korenaga1, Shunta Noda1, Shuntoku
Yamamoto1
1.Railway Technical Research Institute14:30-14:45 ID:1d-0028
INSIGHTS INTO SPATIALLY CORRELATED GROUNDMOTION INTENSITY MEASURES USING ITALIAN
EARTHQUAKES

Sep. 29th (Wed)

1. Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration

15:45-16:00 ID:1h-0004
ASSESSING IF FORESHOCKS AND AFTERSHOCKSARE DEPENDENT EVENTS OF THE MAINSHOCK FOR
NORTH-EAST INDIA*Niranjan Borah1, Abhishek Kumar 1
1.IIT Guwahati[O29B07] Damper and Energy
Dissipation 2
Oral Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 2
Chair : Taiki Saito1, Yuki Terazawa 2*Erika Schiappapietra1, John Douglas1

1. Toyohashi University of Technology, 2. Tokyo Institute of Technology

1.Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University ofStrathclyde, Glasgow

14:00-14:15 ID:2g-0062
AN EFFECTIVE VIBRATION CONTROL SYSTEM FOR
SUPER-SLENDER BUILDINGS*Nishimoto Atsushi1, Katsuhide Murakami1
1.Nikken Sekkei Ltd.

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14:15-14:30 ID:2g-0183

15:45-16:00 ID:2g-0081

Behavior of A Seismically Isolated Full-scale DetachedHouse Model with Friction Pendulum System during
Earthquake and Strong Wind

Vibration Control System Combining Rocking Isolation
with Seismic Dampers for Bridge Structures Subjected
to Strong Ground Motions*Masanori Iiba1, Mitsumasa Midorikawa 2, Masayoshi Ikenaga3,
Kenichi Machida4*Takafumi Inoue1

1.Hokkaido University, 2.Building Research Institute, 3.OILES Corporation,
4.Sumitomo Forestry Co. Ltd.

14:30-14:45 ID:2g-0238
IMPROVEMENT OF THE SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF
R.C. FRAMED BUILDINGS WITH SOFT STOREYS BY
HYSTERETIC DAMPED BRACES*Alfonso Vulcano1, Fabio Mazza1, Mirko Mazza1

1.Tokushima University[O29B08] Recent Advances inHybrid Simulation: Methods andApplications
Concurrent Session

1.DINCI, UNICAL

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 3

14:45-15:00 ID:2g-0124
Probabilistic and Deterministic Semi-Active Control
Strategies for Adjacent Buildings Connected by MR
Dampers

Organizer : Giuseppe Abbiati1*Sasan Babaei1, Panam Zarfam1, Abdolreza Sarvghad Moghadam2

ID:2c-0283

1.Science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran 1477893855, Iran, 2.Structural Engineering Research Center, International Instituteof Earthquake Engineering and Seismology, Tehran 19537-14453, Iran.

Multi-natural hazard real-time hybrid simulation of tallbuildings with nonlinear viscous dampers

1. University of Aarhus*James M Ricles1, Safwan Al-Subaihawi1, Kolay Kolay2, Thomas
Marullo1, Liang Cao1

15:00-15:15 ID:2g-0188

Sep. 29th (Wed)

CONTROL-FORCE PREDICTION SPECTRUM FOR
BASE-ISOLATED BUILDINGS WITH FEEDBACK
CONTROL

1.Lehigh University, 2. Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur*Yinli Chen , Daiki Sato , Kou Miyamoto , Jinhua She

FOUR-ELEMENT HYBRID SIMULATION OF A STEELFRAME WITH CAST STEEL YIELDING CONNECTORS

1

1

2

3

1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Shimizu Corporation, 3.Tokyo University ofTechnology

ID:2i-0113*Pedram Mortazavi1, Oh-Sung Kwon1, Constantin Christopoulos1,
Michael Gray2

15:15-15:30 ID:2b-0114

1.University of Toronto, 2.Cast Connex Corporation

Development of a novel self-centering steel coupling
beam with SMA bolts and energy dissipation devices

ID:2i-0050*Bin Wang1, Minehiro Nishiyama1, Masanori Tani1, Shanshan Wang2,
Yuan Liu1, Shogo Nagaya1
1.Kyoto University, 2.Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance

15:30-15:45 ID:2g-0006
Improving the seismic resilience of RC bridge piers
through the use of a low-cost friction sliding system*Miguel Benjamin Brito1, Mitsuyoshi Akiyama 2, Hiroki Yamaguchi3,
Riki Honda4, Naomitsu Ishigaki5
1.Ph.D Student, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Waseda
University, 3-4-1, Okubo, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 169-8555, 2.Professor,
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Waseda University,
3-4-1, Okubo, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 169-8555, 3.Master Student, Department
of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Waseda University, 3-4-1, Okubo,
Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 169-8555, 4.Professor, Department of International
Studies, Graduate School of Frontier Science, The University of Tokyo, 5-1-5,
Kashiwanoha, Kashiwa, Chiba 277-8563, 5.Nippon Koei, Ltd., 1-14-6, Kudankita, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-8538

A STOCHASTIC REAL-TIME HYBRID SIMULATION OF
THE SEISMIC RESPONSE OF A
MAGNETORHEOLOGICAL DAMPER*Nikolaos Tsokanas1, Bozidar Stojadinovic1
1.Institute of Structural Engineering, ETH Zurich

ID:2i-0073
OPTIMAL GAIN CALIBRATION OF ADAPTIVE MODELBASED COMPENSATION FOR REAL-TIME HYBRIDSIMULATION TESTING*Gaston Fermandois1, Cristobal Galmez1, Marcos Valdebenito1
1.Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria

ID:2i-0092
DEVELOPMENT OF A THERMOMECHANICAL HYBRIDTESTING PLATFORM FOR FIRE FOLLOWINGEARTHQUAKE SIMULATIONS*Ana Sauca1, Nils Mortensen1, Anders Drustrup1, Giuseppe Abbiati2
1.DBI – The Danish Institute of Fire and Security Technology, 2.Departmentof Engineering, University of Aarhus

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ID:2i-0102

ID:2i-0235

Real-time Hybrid Simulation of a Variable OrificeDamper Incorporated into Base Isolated Building

CLIENT-SERVER APPLICATION FOR MULTIPLATFORM COORDINATION IN REAL-TIME HYBRIDSIMULATION TESTING*Kohju Ikago1, Iori Fukuda1, Hao Luo1, Dawei Li1, Hideto Kanno3,
Norio Hori2
1.Tohoku University, 2.Tohoku Institute of Technology, 3.Akita Prefectural
University*Gaston Fermandois1, Diego Mera1
1.Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria

ID:2b-0204

ID:2g-0263
Experimental Study on Displacement-dependent
Semi-active Seismic Isolation System utilizing
Magneto-Rheological Fluid Damper*Jiaji Liu1, Hideto Kanno1, Tetsuya Nishida1
1.Akita Prefectural University

ID:2i-0104
Experimental study of braced steel frames subjected
to fire after earthquake*Marco Lamperti Tornaghi1, Georgios Tsionis1, Pierre Pegon1,
Francisco-Javier Molina1, Marco Peroni1, Manfred Korzen2, Nicola
Tondini3, Patrick Covi3, Giuseppe Abbiati4, Marco Antonelli5
1.European Commission, 2.Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und–prüfung, 3.University of Trento, 4.Aarhus University, 5.Etex Building
Performance S.p.A.

ID:2i-0135

REAL-TIME HYBRID SIMULATION WITH NONLINEAR
NUMERICAL SUBSTRUCTURES BASED ON STATESPACE MODELING*Giuseppe Abbiati1, Lars Vabbersgaard Andersen1
1.Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering, University of Aarhus[O29B09] Recent Advancements
in Seismic Design and
Performance of New andExisting Steel Structures
Special Organized Session
Sep. 29th (Wed) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 4

SEQUENTIAL EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN OF HYBRIDSIMULATIONS FOR BAYESIAN CALIBRATION OFCOMPUTATIONAL SIMULATORS

Organizer : Taichiro Okazaki1*Giuseppe Abbiati , Stefano Marelli

Speakers :*Taichiro Okazaki1, Dimitrios Lignos2, Andronikos Skiadopoulos2,
Xuchuan Lin3, Jeffrey Berman4, James Malley5, Dipti Sahoo 6, Yuji
Koetaka7, Ryota Matsui12

1.Department of Engineering, Aarhus University, 2.Chair of Risk, Safety andUncertainty Quantification, ETH Zurich

ID:2i-0132
Real-Time Hybrid Simulation For Informing Seismic
Retrofitting of Older Structures

1. Hokkaido University

Sep. 29th (Wed)1

1.Hokkaido University, 2.Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Lausanne,
3.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration,
4.University of Washington, 5.Degenkolb Engineers, 6.Indian Institute ofTechnology Delhi, 7.Kyoto University*Elif Ecem BAS1, Mohamed A. MOUSTAFA1
1.University of Nevada, Reno

ID:2i-0140
BASE ISOLATION STUDIES USING REAL-TIMEHYBRID SIMULATION AND FIXED BASED BUILDINGSHAKE TABLE TESTS*Richard Christenson1, Muammer Avci1
1.University of Connecticut

ID:2i-0234
ADAPTIVE COMPENSATION WITHMAGNETORHEOLOGICAL DAMPERS IN REAL-TIMEHYBRID SIMULATION TESTING*Gaston Fermandois1, Maria Elena Quiroz1
1.Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria[O29B10] Should a Structure be
Designed Assuming MaximumDirection Ground Motions Alongthe Principal Axes?
Special Organized Session
Sep. 29th (Wed) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 5
Organizer : Mervyn Kowalsky1
1. NC State University

Speakers :*Ariadne Palma1, Nicolas Luco2, Jon Stewart3, Jack Baker4,
Anastasios Sextos5
1.NC State University, 2.U.S. Geological Survey, 3.UCLA, 4.Stanford
University, 5.University of Bristol

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17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING[O29B11] Deploying HighStrength Reinforcement inSeismic Regions - Risks andRewards

14:45-15:00 ID:2d-0075

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 6

SEISMIC FRAGILITY ASSESSMENT OF MULTISTORYUNDERGROUND STRUCTURES IN DIFFERENT SOIL
SITESSpecial Organized Session

Displacement-Hazard Analysis of Earthen Dams
*Tessa Williams1, Norman Abrahamson1, Jorge Macedo2
1.University of California Berkeley, 2.Georgia Institute of Technology

15:00-15:15 ID:2d-0047

Organizer : Jessica Thangjitham1*Zilan Zhong1, Yuebo Shi1, Yiyao Shen1, Liyun Li1, Xiuli Du1

1. NC State University

1.Beijing University of Technology

Speakers :*Jessica Thangjitham1, Greg Deierlein2, Wassim Ghannoum3,
Tsutomu Komuro4, Santiago Pujol5, Duy To 6

15:15-15:30 ID:2d-0068

1.NC State University, 2.Stanford University, 3.University of Texas, 4.Taisei
Corporation Technology Center, 5.University of Canterbury, 6.University ofCalifornia

Fragility Curves of Tunnels in Subductive
Environments
Jorge Orellana1, *Felipe A Ochoa-Cornejo1, Francisco Hernandez1,
Cesar Pasten1, Rodrigo Astroza 2, Yolanda Alberto1
1.U. of Chile, 2.U. Andes[O29B12] Dam, Earth andUnderground Structures

15:30-15:45 ID:2d-0072
Investigation for subsidence at the approaching areasof abutments induced by sequenced ground motions

Oral Presentation*Yukihide Kajita1, Seiji Fukui1, Takeshi Kitahara 2, Kunihiko Uno3, Taiji
Mazda1

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 7

1.Kyushu University, 2.Kanto Gakuin University, 3.Penta-Ocean Construction
Co., Ltd.

Chair : Yukihide Kajita1, Zilan Zhong2

Sep. 29th (Wed)

1. Kyushu University, 2. Beijing University of Technology

15:45-16:00 ID:2d-0066

14:00-14:15 ID:2d-0030

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON BRIDGE ABUTMENTBEHAVIOR UNDER EARTHQUAKE-INDUCED LATERALMOVEMENT OF SOFT CLAY GROUND

The effect of water height on the seismic response ofhigh arch dams
*Shengshan Guo1, Deyu Li1, Hui Liang1, Jin Tu1, Haibo Wang1, Hong
Zhong1*Yong Yang1, Shunsuke Tanimoto1, Takaharu Kiriyama1
1.Public Works Research Institute

1.China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research[O29C06] Concrete Walls 1

14:15-14:30 ID:2d-0057
Scenario-Based Performance Assessment of Dams
using Stochastic Ground Motion Simulations*Mohammad Amin Hariri-Ardebili2, Sanaz Rezaeian 1
1.USGS, 2.National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)DYNAMIC ANALYSES OF DAM RELEVANT
STRUCTURE IN NORTHERN THAILAND

Chair : Xiaodong Ji1, Sanda Koboevic2

16:30-16:45 ID:2c-0236*Rachan Kanthakasikam , Bhuddarak Charatpangoon , Chayanon
Hansapinyo2, Junji Kiyono3
2

1.Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Chiang Mai
University, 2.Center of Excellence in Natural Disaster Management, Facultyof Engineering, Chiang Mai University, 3.Graduate School of Engineering,
Kyoto University

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Sep. 29th (Wed) / 16:30-18:15
On-line 1
1. Tsinghua University, 2. Polytechnique Montreal

14:30-14:45 ID:2d-0034

1

Oral Presentation

A STUDY ON AIRTIGHT PERFORMANCE OF CRACKED
RC WALLS FOR BUILDING SEISMIC PERFORMANCEEVALUATION*ROKHYUN YOON1, YASUSHI SANADA1, YOSHIHISA MOMOI2
1.Osaka University, 2.University of Fukui16:45-17:00 ID:2c-0110

16:30-16:45 ID:2d-0010

Coupled Axial Tension-Shear Behavior of Reinforced
Concrete Walls

Numerical Simulation of Partially Debonded Tendon
System in Resettable Sliding Joint under Earthquake*Xiaodong Ji1, Xiaowei Cheng1, Mengchao Xu1*Yingqi LIU1, Jiang YI2, Ye YUAN1, Francis T.K. AU1

1.Tsinghua University

1.The University of Hong Kong, 2.Guangzhou University

17:00-17:15 ID:2c-0010

16:45-17:00 ID:2d-0029

INFLUENCE OF AXIAL LOAD RATIO AND BOUNDARYELEMENT ON DRIFT CAPACITY OF T-SHAPEDSTRUCTURAL WALLS

Impact of Viscous Damping Model Assumptions on
the Nonlinear Analysis of Multi-Span Bridges*Weijing Zhang1, Chao Liu1, Jiaru Qian2
1.Beijing University of Technology, 2.Tsinghua University

1.North Carolina State University

17:00-17:15 ID:2d-0037

17:15-17:30 ID:2c-0285
PARAMETRIC STUDY ON SEISMIC DEFORMATIONSOF TALLER RC SHEAR WALLS IN MODERATE SEISMIC
ZONES*Sanda Koboevic , Armin Sadeghian
1*Diego Martinez1, Mervyn Kowalsky1

1

ROCKING vs. CONVENTIONAL SEISMIC ISOLATION:
COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF ASYMMETRICBRIDGES IN A DESIGN CONTEXT*Andreas Kappos1, 2, Alfredo Camara1
1.City, University of London, 2.Khalifa University

1.Polytechnique Montreal

17:15-17:30 ID:2d-0042

17:30-17:45 ID:2c-0159
Parametric Study on Seismic Performance of SelfCentering Precast Concrete Walls with Multiple
Rocking Joints*Hao Wu1, Ying Zhou1
1.Tongji University

Rubber bearings with flexible supports: implications
for isolated bridges*Tracy C Becker 1, Camila Lopez Ruiz1, Richard E Darlington2
1.University of California, Berkeley, 2.McMaster University

17:30-17:45 ID:2d-0064

Seismic behavior of precast RC shear wall with steel
connectors*Qihao Han1, Dayang Wang1, Yongshan Zhang1

COMPARISON OF DAMPING MODIFICATION FACTOR
AND METHODS OF ANALYSIS FOR HIGHWAY
BRIDGES EARTHQUAKE RESPONSE*Francois Dallaire1, Xavier Robert Veillette2, Mélissa Barrière 4,
Nathalie Roy 3, Jean Proulx3
1.WSP Canada inc. / WSP Global Inc., 2.Commission Scolaire de Montréal(Montreal School Board), 3.Civil Engineering Department at University of
Sherbrooke, 4.Les Services EXP

1.Guangzhou University

18:00-18:15 ID:2c-0266

17:45-18:00 ID:2d-0088

Macro Modeling of RC Shear Walls*Ben Clark , R. Farrokhi , Abdullah Abdelbadie , Siamak
Epackachi3, Vahid Sadeghian4

System-Level Hybrid Simulation and Design ofHighway Bridges with Innovative Connecting Devices

1.Master’s Student, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,Amirkabir University of Technology, Tehran, 2.4th year Undergraduate
student, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Carleton
University, Ottawa, 3.Assistant Professor, Department of Civil andEnvironmental Engineering, Amirkabir University of Technology, Tehran,
4.Assistant Professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
Carleton University, Ottawa, 5.Master’s Student, Department of Civil andEnvironmental Engineering, Amirkabir University of Technology, Tehran, Iran

*Khalid M Mosalam1, Su Hao3, Yingjie Wu2, Selim Gunay1, Shakhzod
Takhirov2, Phil Wong2

1

5

2

[O29C07] Seismic Isolation andControl of Bridges
Oral Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 2
Chair : Gaku Shoji1
1. University of Tsukuba

Sep. 29th (Wed)17:45-18:00 ID:2c-0146

1.University of California, Berkeley & PEER Center, 2.University of California,
Berkeley, 3.ACII, Inc

18:00-18:15 ID:2d-0096
RESPONSE DISPLACEMENT CONTROL OF ISOLATEDBRIDGES SUBJECTED TO SEVERE GROUNDMOTIONS*Hiroshi Matsuzaki1
1.National Defense Academy of Japan

18:15-18:30 ID:2d-0073
Seismic analysis of a two-span masonry arch bridge*Paolo Clemente1, Fernando Saitta1
1.ENEA

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17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING[O29C08] “DEKATSU” theConsortium of Data and Service
Collaboration among Private
Companies and Academic
Institutions for Tokyo
Metropolitan Resilience ProjectSpecial Organized Session
Sep. 29th (Wed) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 3
Organizer : Naoshi Hirata1
1. National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience

Speakers :*Shinichi Sakai3, Naoshi Hirata1, Keiko Tamura 2, Koichi Kusunoki3,
Akira Nishitani4, Ryota Hamamoto5, Munenari Inoguchi 6, Takayuki
Hayashi7, Nobuoto Nojima8, Danijel Schorlemmer 9
1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience,
2.Niigata University, 3.Earthquake Research Institute of the University ofTokyo, 4.Waseda University, 5.Esri Japan Corporation, 6.University of
Toyama, 7.Tokio Marine dR Co., Ltd., 8.Gifu University, 9.GFZ German
Research Center for Geosciences

Sep. 29th (Wed)[O29C09] Seismic Analysis and
Mitigation Strategies of MajorHazard Industrial Facilities
Concurrent Session

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 4
Organizer : Keisuke Minagawa1
1. Saitama Institute of Technology

ID:2k-0055
A COMPREHENSIVE FRAMEWORK FOR ASSESSMENT
AND QUANTIFICATION OF SEISMIC RESILIENCE OF
PROCESS PLANTS*Bledar Kalemi1, Daniele Corritore1, Fabrizio Paolacci1, Antonio
Casimiro Caputo1
1.Roma Tre University

ID:2k-0069
Quantitative Seismic Risk Analysis of Major-Hazard
Industrial facilities*FABRIZIO PAOLACCI1, DANIELE CORRITORE1, SILVIAALESSANDRI1
1.ROMA TRE UNIVERSITY, DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING, VIA VITO
VOLTERRA 62, ROME, ITALY138

ID:2k-0056
SEISMIC RISK AND RESILIENCE ASSESSMENT OF
INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES: CASE STUDY ON A BLACKCARBON PLANT*George Karagiannakis1, Moritz Wenzel2, Piotr Kowalczyk 2,
Muhammad Farhan4, Alexander Zhelyazkov2, Francesca Celano5,
Stefano Caprinozzi5, Massimiliano Pedot6, Bledar Kalemi3, Hamza
Kella Bennani7, Noussaiba Graine7, Elisabeth Vasquez Munoz5,
Jérôme Randaxhe2, Mahesh Murugan8
1.University of Sannio, 2.University of Trento, 3.University of Roma Tre, 4.
University of Patras, 5.University of Ljubljana, 6.Silesian University ofTechnology, 7.National Institute of Applied Sciences of Rennes, 8.
Polytechnic University of Turin

ID:2k-0044
A FRAMEWORK OF PERFORMANCE-GOAL BASEDAPPROCH FOR SEISMIC DESIGN OF NUCLEAR
POWER PLANTS*Masashi kuramasu1, Ichiro Tamura1, Yasuki Ohtori2
1.The Chugoku Electric Power Co., Inc., 2.Tokyo City University

ID:2g-0129
PERIODIC METAFOUNDATIONS FOR THE
PROTECTION OF STORAGE TANKS AGAINSTVERTICAL GROUND ACCELERATIONS*Oreste S. Bursi1, Lei Xiao2, Andrea Franchini1, Francesco Basone1,
Feifei Sun2
1.University of Trento - Trento, ITALY, 2.Tongji University, Shanghai, CHINA

ID:2g-0128
PERIODIC METAFOUNDATIONS FOR THE
PROTECTION OF STORAGE TANKS AGAINSTHORIZONTAL GROUND ACCELERATIONS*Oreste S. Bursi1, Moritz Wenzel1, Roberto Andreotti1, Ioannis
Antoniadis2
1.University of Trento - Trento, ITALY, 2.National Technical University ofAthens, Athens, GREECE

ID:2k-0045
FORMULATION OF FRAGILITY CURVES FORPETROCHEMICAL PLANT COMPONENTS BASED ON
SYNTHETIC GROUND MOTION RECORDS AND
SURROGATE MODELING*Giuseppe Abbiati1, Rocco Di Filippo2, Osma Sayginer 2, Oreste
Salvatore Bursi2, Fabrizio Paolacci3
1.Department of Engineering, University of Aarhus, 2.Department of Civil,
Environmental and Mechanical Engineering, University of Trento, 3.
Department of Engineering, Roma Tre University

ID:2h-0009

ID:2b-0091

SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF MULTI-COMPONENTSYSTEMS IN SPECIAL RISK INDUSTRIAL
FACILITIESSEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF MULTICOMPONENT SYSTEMS IN SPECIAL RISKINDUSTRIAL FACILITIESTESTS OF SCALED PILE CAPS, PART 2: EFFECT OF
REINFORCEMENT STRAIN ON COMPRESSIVEFAILURE*Christoph Butenweg1, 19, Marko Marinković2, Alberto Pavese3, Igor
Lanese 4, Benno Hoffmeister5, Marius Pinkawa 6, Christian Vulcu7,
Oreste Bursi8, Chiara Nardin9, Fabrizio Paolacci10, Gianluca Quinci11,
Michael Fragiadakis12, Felix Weber 13, Peter Huber 14, Philippe
Renault15, Max Gündel16, Shirley Dyke20, Mariano Ciucci17,
Alessandra Marino18[O29C11] Full- vs. ReducedScale Tests for Modeling/
Assessment of Structural
Members, Dampers andIsolators
Concurrent Session

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 6

1.Nagoya Institute of Technology, 2.Exponent, 3.National Cheng Kung
University, 4.Shimane University, 5.Tokyo Institute of Technology

ID:2c-0166
Experimental evaluation of scale effect on plastic
deformation capacity of steel beam-end connection*Shoichi Kishiki1, Tomoya Kawabata 2, Tadao Nakagomi3, Yoshimasa
Murata3, Satoshi Aoyagi1, Kazuhiko Kasai1
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.The University of Tokyo, 3.Shinshu
University

ID:2c-0167
Fracture mechanics investigation on brittle fracture
behavior under cyclic load in steel beam-end
connections with proportional shapes*Tomoya Kawabata1, Shoichi Kishiki2, Tadao Nakagomi3, Satoshi
Aoyagi2, Yoshimasa Murata3, Kazuhiko Kasai2
1.The University of Tokyo, 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 3.Shinshu
University

ID:2g-0162
Scale Effect on Mechanical Behavior of Lead Rubber
Bearings for Seismic Isolation

Sep. 29th (Wed)

1.Professor, Member of the Executive Board, RWTH-Aachen University,
Center for Wind and Earthquake Engineering (CWE), 52074 Aachen,
Germany, 2.Assistant Professor, University of Belgrade, Department ofengineering mechanics and theory of structures, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia,
3.Associate Professor, University of Pavia, Department of Civil Engineeringand Architecture, Via Adolfo Ferrata,3 - 27100 Pavia, Italy, 4.Scientific
Coordinator Tests on Dampers and Shock Transmitters, Eucentre
Foundation, Department of Industrial Products, Via Adolfo Ferrata 1 - 27100
Pavia, Italy, 5.Professor, RWTH-Aachen University, Center for Wind andEarthquake Engineering (CWE), 52074 Aachen, Germany , 6.Research
Assistant, RWTH-Aachen University, Center for Wind and Earthquake
Engineering (CWE), 52074 Aachen, Germany , 7.Humboldt Research Fellow,
RWTH-Aachen University, Center for Wind and Earthquake Engineering(CWE), 52074 Aachen, Germany , 8.Professor, University of Trento, Depart. of
Civil, Env. & Mechanical Engineering Via Mesiano 77, 38123, Trento, Italy,
9.Ph.D Student, University of Trento, Depart. of Civil, Env. & MechanicalEngineering Via Mesiano 77, 38123, Trento, Italy, 10.Associate Professor,
Roma Tre University, Department of Engineering Via Vito Volterra 62, 00146
Rome, Italy, 11.Research Fellow, Roma Tre University, Department ofEngineering Via Vito Volterra 62, 00146 Rome, Italy , 12.Assistant Professor,
Laboratory for Earthquake Engineering, National Technical University ofAthens (NTUA), 9 Iroon Polutechneiou, Zografou Campus, Athens 15771,
Greece, 13.Dr. Eng., Maurer Switzerland GmbH, Neptunstrasse 25, 8032
Zurich, Switzerland, 14.Dipl. Eng., MBA, Maurer SE, Frankfurter Ring 193,
80807 Munich, Germany, 15.Managing Director, swissnuclear, Postfach
1663, CH - 4601 Olten, 16.Engineering Director, Wölfel Engineering GmbH +Co. KG, Max-Planck-Str. 15, 97204 Höchberg, Germany, 17.Researcher,
INAIL, Department of Technological Innovations and Safety Of Plants,
Products And Anthropic Settlements, via del Torraccio di Torrenova 7, 00133,
Rome, Italy , 18.Researcher, INAIL, Department of Technological Innovations
and Safety Of Plants, Products And Anthropic Settlements, via del Torraccio
di Torrenova 7, 00133, Rome, Italy, 19.Professor, Fachhochschlue Aachen- University of Applied Sciences, 20.Professor, Purdue University, Lyles
School of Civil Engineering, 550 Stadium Mall Drive West Lafayette, IN
47907-2051*Toshikatsu Ichinose1, Lucas Laughery2, Kuang-Yen Liu3, Shingo
Komatsu4, Kuan-Ying Liu3, Yohei Nakagami1, Tomoya
Matsunoshita1, Kazuhiko Kasai5*Masaru Kikuchi1, Mineo Takayama 2
1.Hokkaido University, 2.Fukuoka University

ID:2i-0133
CURRENT STATUS OF PERFORMANCE VERIFICATION
OF SEISMIC ISOLATION AND DAMPING DEVICES*Nobuo Masaki1, Mitsuru Miyazaki2, Kazuhiko Kasai3
1.Bridgestone Corporation, 2.Oiles Corporation, 3.Tokyo Institute ofTechnology

ID:2i-0126
CURRENT STATUS OF PERFORMANCE VERIFICATIONFOR LARGE AND/OR SPECIAL CIVIL STRUCTURES*Masashi Yamamoto1, Kazuhiko Kasai2
1.Takenaka Corporation, 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology

Organizer : Kazuhiko Kasai1
1. Tokyo Institute of Technology

ID:2i-0098
Tests of Scaled Pile Caps, Part 1: Size Effect*Lucas A Laughery1, Toshikatsu Ichinose2, Kazuhiko Kasai3,
Kuang-Yen Liu4, Shingo Komatsu5, Kuan-Ying Liu4, Yohei
Nakagami2, Tomoya Matsunoshita 2
1.Exponent, 2.Nagoya Institute of Technology, 3.Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, 4.National Cheng Kung University, 5.Shimane University[O29C12] Shaking Table Test
Oral Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 7
Chair : Takuya Nagae1, Carlos Estuardo Ventura 2
1. Nagoya University, 2. University of British Columbia

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17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
16:30-16:45 ID:2i-0017

18:15-18:30 ID:2i-0217

Shake Table Testing of A Full-scaled Wood Frame
Building Considering the Ground Motion Duration

EXPERIMENTAL TESTING OF A NOVEL SELFCENTRING STEEL BRACED FRAME ON THE SHAKETABLE IN DYNLAB-IZIIS, SKOPJE, REPUBLIC OF N.
MACEDONIA*Mehrtash Motamedi1, Carlos E. Ventura1, Graham Taylor 2, Armin
Bebamzadeh1
1.University of British Columbia, 2.TBG Seismic Consultant Ltd.

16:45-17:00 ID:2i-0024
Potential failure mode of arch dam revealed byshaking table tests*Jamie Goggins1, Aleksandra Bogdanovic2, Zoran Rakicevic2,
Ahmed Elghazouli3, Primoz Moze 4, Brian Broderic5, Jiang Yadong1,
Suhaib Salawdeh 6, Igor Gorgiev2, Borjan Petreski2
1.National University of Ireland Galway, 2.Institute of Earthquake Engineeringand Engineering Seizmology-IZIIS,Skopje, 3.Imperial College London,
4.University of Ljubljana, 5.Trinity College Dublin, 6.Galway-Mayo Institute ofTechnology*Haibo Wang1, Chunlei Li1, Deyu Li1
1.China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research

17:00-17:15 ID:2i-0065[O29D06] Exposure

SHAKE-TABLE TEST OF A 4-STORY FRAME-WALL RC
STRUCTURE TO INVESTIGATE THE COLLAPSEPROCESS AND SAFETY LIMIT STATE

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 19:00-21:00
On-line 1*Kota Miura1, Kenji Yonezawa1, Yu Tabata 2, Kisho Fujita 2, Alex
Shegay2, Hamood Alwashali2, Masaki Maeda 2

Chair : Vitor Silva1, Osamu Murao2

1.Obayashi Corporation, 2.Tohoku University

1. Global Earthquake Model, 2. Tohoku University

17:15-17:30 ID:2i-0204

19:00-19:15 ID:8a-0008

SHAKE-TABLE TESTS OF A TIMBER-CONCRETE LOWDAMAGE BUILDING: ANALYTICAL/NUMERICAL VS
EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS

RESILIENCE PLANNING IN GROWING COASTALCITIES THROUGH MULTI-HAZARD ANALYSIS AND
MAPPING*Jonathan Ciurlanti1, Simona Bianchi1, Stefano Pampanin1*Stephen Craig Raynor 1, 2, 3, 4, Megan Boston1

1.Sapienza University of Rome

1.University of Waikato, 2.Tauranga City Council, 3.Engineering New Zealand,
4.Institution of Civil Engineers

Sep. 29th (Wed)

17:30-17:45 ID:2i-0218
RESPONSE ASSESSMENT OF SMALL-SCALECONFINED MASONRY BUILDINGS THROUGHSHAKING TABLE TESTS*Sergio M. Alcocer 1, Nina Casas1
1.National Autonomous University of Mexico

17:45-18:00 ID:2i-0186
E-defense test of a 10-story Reinforced Concrete
Building (FY 2018)*Jae-Do Kang1, Koichi KAJIWARA 2, Kunio FUKUYAMA 2, Eiji SATO2,
Takahito INOUE2, Toshimi KABEYASAWA3, Hitoshi SHIOHARA3,
Takuya NAGAE4, Toshikazu KABEYASAWA5, Hiroshi FUKUYAMA6,Tomohisa MUKAI7, Yusuke TOSAUCHI8
1.Seoul Institute of Technology, 2.National Research Institute for Earth
Science and Disaster Resilience, 3.The University of Tokyo, 4.Nagoya
University, 5.Tokyo Metropolitan University, 6.National Institute for Land andInfrastructure Management, 7.Building Research Institute, 8.Fujita
Corporation

18:00-18:15 ID:2i-0164
Full-Scale Shaking Table Test Of A Low-Damage Steel
Structure Using Resilient Slip Friction Joint*Hamed Bagheri1, Ashkan Hashemi1, Pouyan Zarnani2, Pierre
Quenneville1, Zhenduo Yan1, George Charles Clifton1, Gregory
MacRae3, Rajesh Dhakal3, Xianzhong Zhao4, L.J. Jia4, P. Xiang4
1.The University of Auckland, 2.Auckland University of Technology, 3.
University of Canterbury, 4.Tongji University

140

Oral Presentation

19:15-19:30 ID:8a-0030
ESTIMATION OF THE FUTURE POPULATIONEXPOSURE TO SEISMIC HAZARD: THE CASE STUDY
OF ASIAN MEGACITIES*Gizem Mestav Sarica1, Tinger Zhu2, Tso-Chien Pan1
1.Institute of Catastrophe Risk Management, Nanyang Technological
University, 2.Arup

19:30-19:45 ID:8a-0040
The Exposure database for the Groningen Earthquake
Structural Upgrading, Netherlands*Michele Palmieri1, Alexandros Christodoulou1, Damian N Grant2,
Ikumi Nakanishi2
1.ARUP, 2.ARUP, ADE

19:45-20:00 ID:8a-0043
INTERGRATED SEISMIC VULNERABILITY AND RISKASSESSMENT TOWARD MITIGATION OF
EARTHQUAKE INDUCED URBAN LOSSES*Fatos Tahiri1, Zoran Milutinovic2, Florim Grajçevci3
1.Premium Eng, 2.Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Engineering
Seismology, 3.Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture20:00-20:15 ID:8a-0050

19:15-19:30 ID:2g-0069

DEVELOPMENT OF A GLOBAL EXPOSURE MODEL
FOR REGIONAL SEISMIC RISK ASSESSMENTA HYBRID BASE ISOLATION SYSTEM WITH MASSDAMPERS TUNED TO HIGHER MODE TO CONTROLSESIMIC ACCELERATIONS*Catalina Yepes Estrada1, Vitor Silva1, Anirudh Rao1, Desmond
Amo-Oduro1, Alejandro Calderon1, Jamal Dabbeck1, Venetia
Despotaki1, Luis Martins1, Ana Beatriz Acevedo2, Helen Crowley 3,
Murray Journeay4
1.GEM Foundation, 2.EAFIT University, 3.EUCENTRE, 4.Natural Resources
Canada20:15-20:30 ID:8a-0014
WHE HOUSING REPORTS - A REVIEW WITH RESPECTTO PAST AND CURRENT EARTQUAKE DAMAGE
OBSERVATIONS*Yundong Shi1, Kazuhiro Saburi2, Masayoshi Nakashima3
1.Tianjin University, 2.Takenaka Co., Ltd., 3.Kobori Research Complex (KRC),
Kajima Corporation

19:30-19:45 ID:2g-0121
EXPERIMENT INVESTIGATION OF THREEDIMENSIONAL ISOLATOR AND EARTHQUAKERESPONSE OF A NUCLEAR POWER PLANT*Hao Xu1, Wenfu He1, Qiang Zhang1, Saifeng Wu1*Lars Abrahamczyk1, Svetlana Brzev2, Manuel A. López Menjivar 3,
Vitor Silva5, Dominik H. Lang4, Jochen Schwarz1

1.Shanghai University

1.Earthquake Damage Analysis Center, Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, 2.
University of British Columbia, 3.Universidad de El Salvador, 4.Norwegian
Geotechnical Institute (NGI), 5.Global Earthquake Model

19:45-20:00 ID:2g-0017

20:30-20:45 ID:8a-0029*Yutaka Nakamura1, Keiichi Okada 2

Road Network Vulnerability Assessment for Seismic
Hazard in Urban Area

1.Shimane University, 2.Shimizu Corporation*Md. Tawshif Islam1, S M Nawshad Hossain2, Michio Ubaura3

20:00-20:15 ID:2g-0042

1.Master's Student, Jahangirnagar University, 2.Assistant Professor,
Jahangirnagar University, 3.Associate Professor, Tohoku University

Optimal Design of a Tuned Mass Damper Inerter(TMDI) for Vibration Control of Damped Structures.

20:45-21:00 ID:8a-0034*Marijana Hadzima-Nyarko1, Gordana Pavić1, Borko Bulajić2, Ivan
Plaščak3
1.Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek / Faculty of Civil Engineeringand Architecture Osijek, 2.University of Novi Sad / Faculty of Technical
Sciences, 3.Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek / Faculty ofAgrobiotechnical Sciences Osijek[O29D07] Seismic Isolation
Systems 1*Ralph El Khoury Hanna1, Anil Christopher Wijeyewickrema1
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology

20:15-20:30 ID:2g-0294
DEVELOPMENT AND EXPERIMENTAL VALIDATION OF
A 3-D SEISMIC ISOLATION SYSTEM USING LS-DYNA*Gregory Nielsen1, Alireza Sarebanha1, Lauren Biscombe1, Benshun
Shao1, Simon Rees1
1.Arup20:30-20:45 ID:2g-0256
Multi-story isolated buildings: A multi-objective study*Konstantinos Skandalos1, Solomon Tesfamariam1

Oral Presentation

1.University of British Columbia

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 19:00-21:00
On-line 2

20:45-21:00 ID:2g-0273

Chair : Ji Dang1

Investigations on overturning behavior of a 3D
isolation system with super large aspect ratio

1. Saitama University*Peng Chen1, Ying Zhou1, Kaiqiang Ma1

19:00-19:15 ID:2g-0016

Sep. 29th (Wed)Seismic vulnerability assessment of small rural areas
in eastern Croatia

Effects and dynamic characteristics of the coresuspended isolation system

1.Tongji University

THREE-DIMENSIONAL ISOLATOR WITH VERTICALVARIABLE STIFFNESS AND ITS APPLICATION FOR
LONG-SPAN STRUCTURES*Yang DING1, Zhaotao CHEN1, Yundong SHI1, Huishen ZHANG1,
Zhong-Xian LI1
1.Tianjin University

14117th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING[O29D08] Anti-Catastrophe:
Performance of Infrastructure
Systems for Social Resilience
Against Extreme Earthquake
EventsConcurrent Session

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 19:00-20:00
On-line 3
Organizer : Riki Honda1
1. University of Tokyo

ID:2b-0186
ANTI-CATASTROPHE: PERFORMANCE OF
INFRASTRUCTURE SYSTEMS FOR SOCIAL
RESILIENCE AFTER EXTREME EARTHQUAKE EVENTS*Riki Honda1
1.University of Tokyo

ID:2b-0185
LIQUEFACTION RESEARCH ON ANTI-CATASTROPHICSTRATEGIES FOR EXTERNAL FORCES EXCEEDINGTHE DESIGN SEISMIC LEVEL*Motoki Kazama1, A. Kamura1, J. Kim2, J. Han2

Sep. 29th (Wed)

1.Tohoku University, 2.Korea institute of civil engineering and building
technology

ID:2e-0026
THE ANTI-CATASTROPHE SEISMIC DESIGN CONCEPTFOR ‘PERIPHERAL’ LIFELINE SYSTEMS*Gaku Shoji1, Riki Honda 2
1.University of Tsukuba, 2.The University of Tokyo

ID:2d-0114
Practical implementation of anti-catastrophe concept
in terms of structural control and restoration*Mitsuyoshi Akiyama1
1.Waseda University

ID:2k-0079
CAN GROUND MOTION STUDIES CONTRIBUTE TO
ANTI-CATASTROPHE DESIGN?
*Atsushi Nozu1
1.Port and Airport Research Institute142

ID:2b-0124
PHASE-BASED SEISMIC DESIGN METHOD FOR
ANTI-CATASTROPHE CONCEPT*Riki Honda1, Yiyao Liu2
1.University of Tokyo, 2. Institut National des Sciences Appliquees de Lyon

Program (Sep 29th, Poster)[P29E01] Path and Site Effect 1_
Engineering Seismology

ID:1f-0007

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 1*VISHAL1, JAY PRAKASH NARAYAN1

Poster Presentation

QUANTIFICATION OF EFFECTS OF SINGLE ANDCOMPLEX 3D-TOPOGRAPHY ON GROUND MOTIONCHARACTERISTICS
1.DEPARTMENT OF EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING, INDIAN INSTITUTE OFTECHNOLOGY ROORKEE

ID:1f-0001

ID:1f-0010

SEISMIC MICROZONING: METHODOLOGY ANDAPPLICATIONS AFTER THE 2016-2017 CENTRAL ITALYSEISMIC SEQUENCE

Site characteristics of DONET1 seafloor observation
network, Japan, evaluated by HVSR of coda waves
and ambient noise*Floriana Pergalani1, Alessandro Pagliaroli2, Celine Bourdeau3,
Massimo Compagnoni1, Luca Lenti3, Maurizio Lualdi1, Claudia
Madiai4, Salvatore Martino5, Roberto Razzano 6, Chiara Varone7,
Vladimiro Verrubbi8

1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience

1.DICA-Politecnico di Milano, 2.Dipartimento di Ingegneria e Geologia Università degli Studi G. d’Annunzio - Chieti - Pescara, 3.University ParisEstUniversity Paris-Est LCPC/ The French Institute of Science andTechnology for Transport, Development and Networks (IFSTTAR) /Department GERS-14-20 , 4.DICeA – Università degli Studi di Firenze, 5.
Department of Earth Sciences of the University of Rome «Sapienza» andResearch Center for the Geological Risks (CERI). , 6.CNR-IGAG – Roma,
7.NHAZCA S.r.l. spin-off of « Sapienza » University of Rome formerly by École
Supérieure d'Ingénieurs des Travaux de la Construction (ESITC) de Paris ,8.Agenzia Nazionale per le Nuove Tecnologie, l’Energia e lo Sviluppo
Economico Sostenibile (ENEA), Rome

*Hisahiko Kubo1, Takeshi Nakamura1, Wataru Suzuki1, Takashi
Kunugi1, Narumi Takahashi1, Shin Aoi1

ID:1f-0012
S-wave velocity structure modeling around the
Fujikawa-kako fault zone using array microtremor
exploration and seismic interferometry*Kosuke Chimoto1, Hiroaki Yamanaka1, Seiji Tsuno2, Masahiro
Korenaga 2, Hiroe Miyake3, Shigeki Senna4, Masayuki Yoshimi5,
Takeshi Sugiyama
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Railway Technical Research Institute, 3.The
University of Tokyo, 4.National Research Institute for Science and Disaster
Resilience, 5.Geological Survey of Japan / AIST

ID:1f-0002*Akila Messaoudi , Nourredine Mezouar , Nasser Laouami ,Mohamed Hadid1
122

1.Ecole Nationale Superieure des Travaux Publics, 2.National Earthquake
Engineering Research Center

ID:1f-0003
IDENTIFICATION OF NONLINEAR SITE RESPONSESOF VERTICAL MOTIONS BASED ON VELOCITY
WAVEFORMS

ID:1f-0013
MICROTREMOR EXPLORARIONS FOR SHALLOWS-WAVE VELOCITY PROFILES AT STRONG MOTIONSTATIONS IN TURKEY*Hiroaki Yamanaka1, Kosuke Chimoto1, Oguz Ozel2, Ozgur Ozmen3,
Safa Arslan2, Esref Yalcinkaya 2, Muammer Tun4, Emrah Pekkan4,
Seiji Tsuno5, Onur Kaplan4, Hiroe Miyake 6, Gulum Tanircan7, Nobuo
Takai8, Erkan Ates3, Kudret Tekin3, Ahmet Sezen3, Taylan Ozturk3,
Mehmet Akif Alkan3, Murat Nurlu3, Seckin Ozgur Citak, Ozlem
Karagoz9, Ken Hatayama10, Michihiro Ohori11, Mete Mirzaoglu3,
Ozkan Sipahi3, Masashi Morita12, Shiro Sasano1, Yasuhito Fujita1

ID:1f-0004

1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Istanbul University, 3.Prime Ministry
Disaster and Emergency Management Authority, Turkey, 4.Eskişehir
Technical University, 5.Railway Technical Research Institute, 6.The Universityof Tokyo, 7.Kandilli Observatory and Earthquake Research Institute, Bogaziçi
University, 8.Hokkaido University, 9.Canakkale Onsekiz Mart University,
10.National Research Institute of Fire and Disaster, 11.University of Fukui,
12.Yokohama National University

Ground Motion Prediction Model Considering Spatial
Variation of Path Attenuation Effects

ID:1f-0014*Toshimi Satoh1
1.Shimizu Corporation*Tomoki Hikita1, Kentaro Kasamatsu1, Yusuke Tomozawa 2
1.Kajima Corporation, 2.Kobori Research Comlex

Sep. 29th (Wed)

EFFECTS OF SOIL HETEROGENEITIES ON SITE
SEISMIC RESPONSESINVERSION OF VELOCITY STRUCTURES IN THE
GRENOBLE BASIN USING HORIZONTAL-TO-VERTICAL
SPECTRAL RATIOS

ID:1f-0005*Eri Ito1, Hiroshi Kawase1, Cécile Cornou2, Fumiaki Nagashima1

VARIATION OF LONG-PERIOD GROUND MOTION
CAUSED BY SMGA DISTRIBUTION OF THE SAGAMITROUGH EARTHQUAKE

1. Kyoto University, 2.University of Grenoble Alpes*Yoshihiro Terashima1, Nobuo Fukuwa 2
1.TAKENAKA CORPORATION, 2.Nagoya University

143

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
ID:1f-0015
STUDY ON THE INFLUENCE OF BEDROCK INPUT
MOTION UNCERTAINTY TO SOFT SITE SEISMICRESPONSE*Ruishan Li1, Chengcheng Li1, Xiaomin Wang1, Xiaoming Yuan1
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration

ID:1f-0016
A study on application of seismic interferometry to
traffic induced vibration*Takashi Hirai , Hirohito Takahashi , Masafumi Mori
12

1

1.Nagoya University, 2.Meijo University

ID:1f-0017
Regional Attenuation Models in Central and Eastern
North America using the NGA-East Database*Jeff Bayless1, Paul Somerville1, Hong Kie Thio1, Andreas
Skarlatoudis1
1.AECOM[P29E02] Velocity Structure andSite Amplification
Poster Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 2
ID:1d-0021
A study on practical use of estimation of S wave
velocity structure using Love wave phase velocity by
three component microtremor array exploration*Hidekazu Yamamoto1, Tsuyoshi Saito1
1.Iwate University

ID:1d-0035
Subsurface Structure Based on Microtremor andSeismic Observation in the Ohda Area, Shimane
Prefecture, Japan*Tatsuya Noguchi1, Isamu Nishimura1, Takao Kagawa1

ID:1f-0018

1.Tottori University

DYNAMIC NUMERICAL MODELLING OF THE SEISMICRESPONSE OF THE SANTIAGO CITY, CHILE

ID:1d-0044*Cesar Pasten1, Diego Pavez1, Miguel Acevedo1, Sergio Ruiz1,
Rodrigo Astroza 2
1.University of Chile, 2.Universidad de Los Andes

Sep. 29th (Wed)

ID:1f-0020
Relationship between soil amplification, surface-toborehole spectral ratio and horizontal-to-vertical
spectral ratio for earthquake records*Shinako Noguchi1, Osamu Murakami2, Yasuhiro Asai2
1.Association for the Development of Earthquake Prediction, 2.Tono
Research Institute of Earthquake Science

Subsurface Velocity Based on Microtremor
Observation in Yurihama town, Tottori, Japan*Isamu Nishimura1, Tatsuya Noguchi2, Takao Kagawa 2
1.Tottori Univercity, Graduate School of Sustainability Science, 2.Tottori
Univercity, Department of engineering

ID:1d-0063
AN ALGORITHM TO ESTIMATE PHASE VELOCITYFROM AN ARRAY WITH ARBITRARY SHAPE USINGMICROTREMOR DATA
*Huan Zhang1, Kahori Iiyama1, Hitoshi Morikawa1
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology

ID:1f-0021
CORRELATION BETWEEN SOIL AMPLIFICATION AND
RECORDED GROUND MOTIONS FOR TYPICALLOCATIONS IN UTTARAKHAND

ID:1d-0085*Joy Kumar Mondal1, Harinarayan N.H1, Abhishek Kumar 1*Haruhiko Suzuki1, Chisato Konishi1, Atsushi Yatagai1, Tadashi
Sato1, Takanori Ogahara1, Ken Sakurai1, Yasuhiro Kaida1, Toru
Suzuki2, Hirohito Takahashi3, Tomio Inazaki4

1.IIT Guwahati

2D MICROTREMOR ARRAY MEASUREMENTS INTSUKUBA CITY

1.OYO, 2.MONY, 3.Meijyo Univ., 4.AIST

144

ID:1d-0087

ID:1d-0045

A BENCHMARK TEST FOR MICROTREMOREXPLORATIONS: PHASE VELOCITY FOR IRREGULAR
SUBSURFACE STRUCTURES

CHARACTERISTICS OF SPATIAL VARIATINON OF
MICROTREMOR RECORDS AT ADJACENT POINTS*Michihiro Ohori , Hirotoshi Uebayashi , Ikuo Cho , Hiroshi Arai ,Kunikazu Yoshida5, Haruhiko Suzuki 6, Hirohito Takahashi7, Yoshinori
Hagiwara8, Arihide Nobata8, Takashi Hayakawa9, Takumi
Hayashida4, Toshiaki Yokoi4, Shunsuke Kishi10, Toru Sekiguchi11,
Keisuke Kojima1, Suqun Ling12, Kentaro Motoki13, Hiroto Nakagawa4,
Tatsuya Noguchi14, Kotoyo Tsuchida15, Masayuki Nagano16
1

2

3

4

1.University of Fukui, 2.Kyoto University, 3.Geological Survey of Japan, AIST,
4.Building Research Institute, 5.Geo-Research Institute, 6.Oyo Co., 7.Meijo
University, 8.Obayashi Co., 9.Shimizu Co., 10.Fujita Co., 11.Chiba University,
12.Geo-Analysis Institute Co., 13.Kobori Research Complex Inc., 14.Tottori
University, 15.Hanshin Consultants Co., 16.Tokyo University of Science

ID:1e-0015
DEEP SUBSURFACE STRUCTURE OF BANGKOKBASIN USING MICROTREMOR OBSERVATIONS*Bidhya Subedi1, Junji Kiyono1, Aiko Furukawa1, Yusuke Ono2,
Takafumi Kitaoka1, Teraphan Ornthammarath3, Bhuddarak
Charatpangoon4, Panon Latcharote5
1.Kyoto University, 2.Tottori University, 3.Mahidol University, 4.Chiang Mai
University, 5.Thammasat University*Ryoichi Tokumitsu1, Masashi Nishimoto1, Masashi Aoki1, Yasuo
Uchiyama1, Susumu Ohno2
1.Taisei Corporation, 2.Tohoku University

ID:1d-0002
Ground structure modeling for physical logging datawith sparsity regularization*Tetsushi Kurita1, Yoshikazu Shingaki1, Masayuki Yoshimi2
1.Tokyo Electric Power Services Co., Ltd., 2.National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology

ID:1d-0008
Uncertainty of seismic amplification characteristics
based on seismic observations at nuclear sites*Yoshihiro Sawada1
1.Association for the Development of Earthquake Prediction

ID:1d-0048

ID:1d-0105
SUPPLEMENTING SHEAR WAVE VELOCITY PROFILEDATABASE WITH MICROTREMOR-BASED H/V
SPECTRAL RATIOS*Tatiana Gospe1, P. Zimmaro1, S. K. Ahdi1, A. Yong2, P. Wang1, T.
Buckreis1, S. Brandenberg1, J. P. Stewart1*Michiko Shigefuji1, Nobuo Takai2, Subeg Bijukchhen3, Chintan
Timsina4, Mukunda Bhattarai4, Shova Singh5, Hiroe Miyake 6, Kazuki
Koketsu 6
1.Kyushu University, 2.Hokkaido University, 3.Khwopa Engineering College,
4.National Seismological Center, 5.Department of Mines and Geology, 6.The
University of Tokyo

Sep. 29th (Wed)

1.University of California, Los Angeles , 2.United States Geologic Survey,
Pasadena

Basement Structure in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal
using Receiver Function Analysis

ID:1d-0067

ID:1e-0016
Development of Deep Neural Network Model for
Estimating S-wave Amplification from Microtremor
H/V spectral ratio*Da Pan1, Hiroyuki Miura1, Tatsuo Kanno2, Michiko Shigefuji2, Tetsuo
Abiru3
1.Hiroshima University, 2.Kyushu University, 3.The Chugoku Electric PowerCo. Inc.

Modeling of the subsurface structure from the seismic
bedrock to the ground surface for a broadband strong
motion evaluation in Kanto reasion, Japan.
*Shigeki Senna1, Atsushi Wakai1, Atsushi Yatagai2, HaruhikoSuzuki2, Inagaki Yoshiaki2, Hisanori Matsuyama 2, Hiroyuki Fujiwara1
1.NIED, 2.OYO Corp

ID:1d-0056
ID:1d-0094
Site amplification revealed by aftershock andmicrotremor array observation around the sourcearea of the 2018 Hokkaido Eastern Iburi earthquake

AN EXPLORATION OF SUBSURFACE STRUCTURE
MODEL IN WIDE DEPTH RANGE USING EARTHQUAKEMOTIONS ON THE SURFACE*Kentaro Motoki1, Kenichi Kato1, Moeko Koie1*Masayuki Yoshimi , Kaori Iiyama , Hitoshi Morikawa , Hiroyuki
Goto3

1.Kobori Research Complex Inc.

1.Geological Survey of Japan/AIST, 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 3.
Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University

ID:1d-0070

1

2

2

ID:1d-0102
ESTIMATION OF STRONG MOTION USING H/V
SPECTRAL RATIO OF MICROTREMOR OBSERVATIONDURING THE 2018 HOKKAIDO EASTERN IBURIEARTHQUAKE, JAPANThe Seismic Characteriatics of Surface Ground of
Zushi-site during Great Japan Earthquake*Takahiro Iwatate1
1.Professor Emeritus of Tokyo Metropolitan University*Akira Murata1, Ryuji Ohno1, Masakatsu Miyajima1
1.Kanazawa University

145

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ID:1d-0092

ID:1e-0003

LOCALIZED/ENORMOUS SEISMIC DAMAGE OFSUBSURFACE GROUND INDUCED BY THE STRATUM
IRREGULARITYA NEW TYPE ROTATIONAL ACCELEROMETER AND A
DUAL MAGNETIC CIRCUIT SERVO TYPE ULTRA-LOWFREQUENCY ANGLE SHAKING TABLE*Kentaro Nakai1, Toshihiro Noda1, Shinya Fukuda1, Hidehiko Murao2,
Akira Asaoka3*Feng GAO1, Xueshan YANG1, Lei WANG1

1.Nagoya University, 2.Murao Chiken Corporation, 3.Association for theDevelopment of Earthquake Prediction

ID:1d-0073
A STUDY TO ESTIMATE SHAPE OF ENGINEERINGBASEMENT ON A BASIS OF MODAL PROPERTIES OF
SEDIMENTARY BASIN*Yusuke Suzuki1, Kahori Iiyama1, Hitoshi Morikawa1, Kimitoshi
Sakai2, Go Araki3
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Railway Technical Research Institute,
3.Raito Kogyo

ID:1e-0006
Earthquake Monitoring, Early Warning and Damage
Assessment System for Electrical Substations*Sheng Li1, Yongfeng Cheng1, Zhicheng Lu1, Sen Lin1
1.China Electric Power Research Institute

ID:1e-0007
INTELLIGENT SYSTEM FOR ACCELEROGRAPHICPROCESSING IN PERU

ID:1d-0016*Jorge Alva1, Carmen Ortiz1, Michael Chipana1, Jose Valverde1

Estimation of Q values in sedimentary layer of the
Kanto basin by using envelopes of later phases

1.Universidad Nacional de Ingenieria*Haruo Yoshida1, Yoshiyuki Sato1
1.Takenaka Corporation

ID:1d-0011
LONG-PERIOD GROUND MOTIONS FROM THE
EARTHQUAKES IN THE REGION FAR EAST OFF THE
BOSO PENINSULA, JAPAN

ID:1e-0009
FEASIBILITY STUDY ON EARTHQUAKE EARLY
EARNING SYSTEM FOR THE CITY OF LIMA, PERU,USING A STRONG-MOTION NETWORK*Cinthia Calderon1, Takumi Hayashida 2
1.Japan Peru Center for Earthquake Engineering and Disaster Mitigation(CISMID), 2. International Institute of Seismology and Earthquake
Engineering (IISEE) Building Research InstituteSep. 29th (Wed)*Tomiichi Uetake1
1.Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc.

ID:1e-0010

ID:1d-0017

SEISMIC MONITORING FOR POTENTIAL LOCALLANDSLIDE: A CASE STUDY OF THE BABAOLIAO SITE
IN TAIWAN

Spectrum Characteristics of MeSO-net seismograms,
Japan. - Relative amplification at 20m depth
installation *Ryoichi Nakamura1, Shinichi Sakai1, Hiroshi Tsuruoka1, Aitaro
Kato1, Naoshi Hirata1, Takahiro Shiina1
1.The University of Tokyo[P29E03] Seismic Network andMonitoring_ Engineering
Seismology
Poster Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 3
ID:1e-0002
Extremely large asymmetric, vertical accelerations(AsVA) during recent earthquakes*Hiroyuki Goto1, Yoshi Kaneko2, John Young2, Muriel Naguit2
1.Kyoto University, 2.GNS Science146

1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, CEA*Yin-Tung Yen1, Po-Shen Lin1, Chien-Chung Ke1, Yen-Yu Lin2
1.Sinotech Engineering Consultants, Inc., 2.National Central University

ID:1e-0011
GUATEMALAN SEISMOLOGICAL SERVICE: BEYONDDATA ACQUISITION AND SEISMIC MONITORING*Rolando Torres1, Otto Hurtarte1, Anna Caballeros1, ChristianRamírez1, Graciela Olmos1, Ruth Vasquez1, Alejandra Reiche1, Victor
Tzorín1
1.Engineering, Mathematics, and Physical Sciences Research Institute (in3),
Mariano Gálvez University of Guatemala,

ID:1e-0012
STRONG MOTION NETWORK IN TEHRI DAM AND
KOTESHWAR DAM IN GARHWAL HIMALAYA*SUBHASH CHANDRA GUPTA1, MUKUT LAL SHARMA1, RAJIVSACHDEVA1
1.Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee

ID:1e-0013

ID:2a-0019

THE TONGDE PLAZA YUE CENTER FULL-SCALESEISMIC OBSERVATION SITE IN KUNMING, YUNNANPROVINCE, CHINA

REDUCTION IN COLLAPSE SAFETY OF BUILDINGSTRUCTURES LOCATED IN EPICENTRAL AREAS IN
COLOMBIA*Maria I Todorovska1, Ben Niu1, Guoliang Lin2, Changhu Cao1,
Danling Wang1, Jianwen Cui2, Fangbo Wang1, Zhenghua Zhou3,
Xiaojun Li4, Mihailo D Trifunac5, Jianwen Liang1*Hector Perez1, Andrés Hernandez2, María Camila Hoyos3, Romis
Vides 4

1.School of Civil Engineering, Tianjin University, Tianjin 300350, China,
2.Yunnan Earthquake Agency, Kunming 650224, China, 3.College ofTransportation Science & Engineering, Nanjing Tech University, Nanjing,
210000, China, 4.College of Architecture and Civil Engineering, Beijing
University of Technology, Beijing 100124, China, 5.Department of Civil &Environmental Engineering, University of Southern California, Los Angeles,
CA 90089, U.S.A.

ID:1e-0014
CRITICALITY OF THE HYPOCENTER IN THE 22 APRIL
2019 PAMPANGA EARTHQUAKE RESPONSEANALYSIS*Carlos Villaraza1
1.GEOSEED Geohazard Structural Earthquake Engineering Design
Consultants

ID:1f-0039
AUTOMATION OF A SEISMIC MONITORING SYSTEMFOR MINING STRUCTURES IN PERU: AUDAS
PLATFORM

1.Escuela Colombiana de Ingeniería Julio Garavito, 2.Université GrenobleAlpes, 3.IDIGER - Institute for Disaster Risk Management in Bogotá, 4.
University of Antioquia

ID:2a-0020
CONSIDERATION OF INTERSTORY DRIFT PROFILE IN
SELECTION AND SCALING OF GROUND MOTION
RECORDS*Numan Eren1, R. Pinho2, H. Sucuoglu3
1.University School for Advanced Studies (IUSS Pavia), 2.University of Pavia,
3.Middle East Technical University

ID:2a-0021
EVALUATION ON COMMONLY USED GROUNDMOTION SELECTING AND SCALING METHODS WITH
PRACTICAL COMMENTS*Shuang Li1, 2, Yiting He1, 2, Fengwei Xie1, 2, Junfeng Jia3

ID:1f-0040

ID:2a-0022

Practial procedure and statistical evaluation ofseismic monitoring for deep boreholes in very hard
rock

INELASTIC REPONSE OF STRUCTURES UNDER
MULTI-COMPONENT GROUND MOTIONS*ROCIO URIARTE1, Diana Casas1, Luis Chumpitaz1, Denys Parra1*Philippe L. A. Renault

1

Sep. 29th (Wed)

1.Anddes1.Key Lab of Structures Dynamic Behavior and Control of the Ministry of
Education, Harbin Institute of Technology, 2.Key Lab of Smart Prevention
and Mitigation of Civil Engineering Disasters of the Ministry of Industry andInformation Technology, Harbin Institute of Technology, 3.Key Laboratory of
Urban Security and Disaster Engineering of Ministry of Education, Beijing
University of Technology*Inci Akdeniz1, Ashraf Ayoub2
1.WSP-UK, 2.City, University of London

1.Swissnuclear

ID:2a-0024[P29E04] Design Ground Motion
2_ Seismic Performance ofStructures
Poster Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 4
ID:2a-0017
Estimation of Earthquake Ground Motions along
Nankai Trough for Structural Design in Tokai Region,Japan

EVALUATING INFLUENCE OF SPATIAL VARIATION OF
EARTHQUAKE GROUND MOTIONS ON STRUCTURAKRESPONSE BY FEM ANALYSIS*Minoru Matsubara1, Susumu Ino1, Tomoya Onishi1, Ayako
Kitayama1, Yuki Yamagata1, Arika Hori1
1.TAISEI CORPORATION

ID:2a-0025
EFFECTS OF GROUND MOTION EVENT-TYPE ON
STRUCTURAL RESPONSE DUE TO THE INFLUENCE
OF HIGHER MODES*Poulad Daneshvar 1, Morteza Dehghani1, Najib Bouaanani2, Robert
Tremblay2, Pierre Léger 2
1.CIMA+, 2.Polytechnique Montreal*Masafumi Mori1, Nobuo Fukuwa1, Takao Nishizawa 2, Kenji
Umemura3, Jun'ichi Miyakoshi4, Atsuko Oana4, Kazuo Dan4, Hirohito
Takahashi5, Shigeo Ito 6
1.Nagoya University, 2.Nikken Sekkei, 3.Takenaka Corp., 4.Ohsaki ResearchInstitute, 5.Meijo University, 6. Aichi Building Housing Center147

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ID:2a-0026

ID:2b-0078

Dynamic analysis of soil liquefaction due to groundmotions by using TNF Hybrid soil improvement
methodA seismic interstory drift based optimal outrigger
stiffness considering nonuniform stiffness alongheight*Ali Vakilazadsarabi1*Xiao Lai1, Zheng He1, Guohui Huang2

1.Takeuchi Construction Inc.

1.Dalian University of Technology, 2.China Machinery International
Engineering Design & Research Institute Co., Ltd

ID:2a-0027
The Effect of Structural System on Ground Motion
Selection; Case Study on Steel Structural Frames*Touraj Taghikhany , Behnam Hamzehatsh
11

1.Amirkabir University of Technology

ID:2b-0037
ON THE SIGNIFICANCE OF MASS ECCENTRICITY ON
THE ELASTIC AND INELASTIC TORSIONALRESPONSE OF BUILDINGS*George K Georgoussis1, Anna Mamou1
1.School of Pedagogical and Technological Education (ASPETE)[P29E05] Seismic Performanceand Damage

ID:2b-0055

Poster Presentation

EFFECTS OF HYSTERETIC BEHAVIOR ON INELASTICRESPONSE OF SINGLE STORY SYSTEMS WITHTORSIONAL RESPONSE

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 5*Hossein Soleimankhani1, Greg MacRae1, Tim Sullivan1
1.University of Canterbury

ID:2b-0090
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF CORRODED
REINFORCED CONCRETE MOMENT-RESISTINGFRAMES*Xiaojuan Liu1, Huanjun Jiang2, Zixiong Guo1

MODIFIED RESPONSE SPECTRUM ANALYSISPROCEDURE FOR ONE-DIRECTION TORSIONALLY
COUPLED STRUCTURES*Chatpan Chintanapakdee1, Kimleng Khy2, Pennung Warnitchai3

Sep. 29th (Wed)

1.Huaqiao University, 2.Tongji University

1.Chulalongkorn University, 2.Institute of Technology of Cambodia, 3.Asian
Institute of Technology

ID:2b-0083

ID:2b-0138

THE EFFECT OF INFILL WALLS ON THE
FUNDAMENTAL PERIOD OF STEEL FRAMES BYCONSIDERING SOIL-STRUCTURE INTERACTION

Floor Acceleration Spectrum For RC Moment Frame
Buildings on slopes*Sayed Mohammad Motovali Emami1, Kianoush Kiani2
1.Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Najafabad Branch,
Islamic Azad University, 2.MSc student, Department of Civil Engineering,
Najafabad Branch, Islamic Azad University

ID:2b-0085
RESILIENT DESIGN OF RC-BUILDINGS WITH
HYSTERETIC ENERGY DISSIPATION DEVICES IN SOFT
SOILS
*Horacio de Jesus Nangullasmu-Hernandez1, Arturo Tena-Colunga1
1.UAM University

ID:2b-0148
TOWARDS IMPROVED MODELING OF DAMPING FOR
SEISMIC ANALYSIS OF BUILDINGS*Eduardo Miranda1, Cristian Cruz2
1.Stanford University, 2.Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María

148

ID:2b-0095*Vijayanarayanan A.R.1, Rupen Goswami1
1.Indian Institute of Technology Madras

ID:2b-0140
INELASTIC TORSIONAL BUCKLING ANALYSIS OF ASINGLE-STORY CUBIC FRAME*Iori Fukuda1, Kohju Ikago2
1.Graduate Student, Department of Architecture and Building Science,
Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University, 2.Professor, International
Research Institute of Disaster Science, Tohoku University, Dr. Eng.

ID:2b-0082
CUMULATIVE DAMAGE IN RC BUILDINGS – THE CASE
OF THE 2017 PUEBLA-MORELOS EARTHQUAKE*Leonardo M Massone1, Diego Aceituno1, Julián Carrillo2
1.University of Chile, 2.Nueva Granada Military University

ID:2b-0109

ID:2b-0096

DAMAGE ASSESSMENT OF RENTAL LOW-COST
HOUSING FLATS IN CENTRAL SULAWESI INDONESIA
AFFECTED BY PALU EARTHQUAKE

Experimental Study on Restoring Force
Characteristics of Japanese Traditional Timber
Frames with Strip-Shaped Mud-Walls*Suwito Suwito1, Dwi Dinariana 2, Hari Nugraha Nurjaman3, Binsar
Hariandja4, Bisma Staniarto5, Galih Wahyuhadi Saputro5, Angga
Ditya Kusuma5*Raika Ogushi1, Hiroyuki Nakaji2

1.Universitas Agung Podomoro, 2.University of Persada Indonesia YAI,
3.Indonesian Association of Precast and Prestressed Engineer, 4.Institut
Teknologi Bandung, 5.Directorate General of Housing Provision, Ministry of
Public Work and Housing

ID:2b-0108
EARTHQUAKE PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OFRENTAL LOW-COST HOUSING FLASTS IN LOMBOK,INDONESIA*Dwi Dinariana1, Suwito Suwito2, Hari Nugraha Nurjaman3, Binsar
Hariandja4, Bisma Staniarto5, Galih Wahyuhadi Saputro5, Angga
Ditya Kusuma5
1.University of Persada Indonesia YAI, 2.Universitas Agung Podomoro,
3.Indonesian Association of Precast and Prestressed Engineer, 4.Institut
Teknologi Bandung, 5.Directorate General of Housing Provision, Ministry of
Public Work and Housing

ID:2b-0147
FIV3: A ROBUST INTENSITY MEASURE FORCOLLAPSE RISK ASSESSMENT OF STRUCTURESSUBJECTED TO NEAR-FAULT PULSE-LIKE GROUNDMOTIONS*Eduardo Miranda1, Hector Davalos2
1.Stanford University, 2.Universidad Panamericana

SEISMIC COLLAPSE ASSESSMENT OF RC MOMENTFRAME WITH MASONRY INFILLS ON HILLY SLOPES*Richa Tatoba Patil1, Meera Raghunandan1, Aditya Mukesh Sharma1

ID:2b-0160
Lateral Resistance of Japanese Traditional Frame with
Large Cross-section and Hanging Mud Wall*ZHERUI LI1, HIROSHI ISODA1, AKIHISA KITAMORI1, YASUHIROARAKI2
1.Kyoto University, 2.National Institute for Land and InfrastructureManagement

ID:2b-0169
SEISMIC LOSS ASSESSMENT OF HIGHWAY BRIDGESFOR DIFFERENT AZIMUTH OF GROUND MOTIONS*Anastasios Sextos1, Ruiwei Feng2, Wancheng Yuan2
1.University of Bristol, 2.Tongji University[P29E06] RC Members andSubassemblages 1
Poster Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 6
ID:2b-0146

1.Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay

SEISMIC RESPONSE OF REINFORCED CONCRETE
FRAME AND WALL BUILDINGS WITH HIGHSTRENGTH STEEL

ID:2b-0112*Felipe Carrasco1, Jose Pincheira1

FRAGILITY EVALUATION OF A RC BUILDINGDESIGNED BY NEPAL BUILDING CODE CONSIDERING
DEFORMATION CAPACITY

1.University of Wisconsin-Madison*Praveen Pratap Adhikari1, Tatsuya Azuhata 2
1.Department of Urban Development and Building Construction, 2.Building
Research Institute

ID:2b-0001
RECOMMENDATION ON PROJECT-SPECIFIC SEISMIC
HAZARD ASSESSMENT FOR INTERNATIONALENERGY PROJECTS*Yoshitaka Sato1, Akira Nakashima1, Miguel Ferreira Amaral2
1.JGC Corporation, 2.University of Porto

Sep. 29th (Wed)

ID:2b-0159

1.Graduate School, Tottori University of Environmental Studies, 2.Tottori
University of Environmental Studies

ID:2b-0008
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF RC DUAL SYSTEMBUILDINGS DESIGNED FOR INDIAN CODE
*Payal Gwalani1, Yogendra Singh1, Humberto Varum2
1.Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, 2.University of Porto

ID:2b-0017
2 story and 2 span frame test and analysis for R/Cframe with spandrel wall
*TADASHI NARUSE1, Seitaro Tajiri2, Masaomi Teshigawara3, Koichi
Kusunoki4, Hiroshi Fukuyama5, Tomohisa Mukai 6, Akihiro
Nakamura6
1.MAEDA Corporation, 2.University of Tokyo, 3.Nagoya University, 4.
Earthquake Research Institute, University of Tokyo, 5.National Institute forLand and Infrastructure Management, 6.Building Research Institute149

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ID:2b-0021

ID:2c-0345

Do Axial Cyclic Tests on Boundary Zone Prisms
Represent RC Walls Response?

STRUT AND TIE MODEL TO ESTIMATE THE SHEAR
STRENGTH OF REINFORCED CONCRETE SQUATWALLS*Mayank Tripathi1, Rajesh P Dhakal1, Farhad Dashti1
1.University of Canterbury

ID:2b-0050
PRELIMINARY STUDY OF SEISMIC PERFORMANCEOF TALL WALLS WITH MINIMUM LONGITUDINALREINFORCEMENT LIMITS*Ghassan Almasabha1
1.The Hashemite University

ID:2b-0011
Seismic performance of high-performance fiberreinforced concrete beam–column joints*Tianhua Deng1, Richard Henry1*Dehong Wang1, Yanzhong Ju1

1.University of Auckland

1.Northeast Electric Power University

ID:2b-0058

ID:2b-0029

Study on seismic damage control of wall-type RC
structure based on horizontal force loading test of a
1/2 scale 5-story 3D specimen

Experimental study on seismic behavior of RC beamcolumn joints considering axial restraint effects of
beams*Masaomi Teshigawara1, Tsutomu Ohta 2, Kouichi Kusunoki3, Seitaro
Tajiri4, Eiichi Inai5, Hiroshi Fukuyama6, Tatsuya Asai1*Wenwen LUO1, Licheng Jiang1, Shijian Yang1, Liping Wang1, Wei
Zhang1

1.Nagoya University, 2.Horie Engineering and Architectural ResearchInstitute Co.,Ltd, 3.Earthquake Research Institute the University of Tokyo,
4.The University of Tokyo, 5.Yamaguchi University, 6.National Institute forLand and Infrastructure Management

1.Chongqing University of Science and Technology

ID:2b-0061
DUCTILITY EVALUATION METHOD IN COLUMN WITH
WING WALLS*Riku Kudo1, Tomohisa Mukai3, Hideyuki Kinugasa 2

Sep. 29th (Wed)1.Fujita Corporation , 2.Tokyo University of Science, 3.Building ResearchInstitute

ID:2b-0030
Experimental study on the influence of cast-in-placeslab on axial restraint effect and flexural capacity of
the reinforced concrete beam
*Liping Wang1, Shijian Yang1, Licheng Jiang1, Wenwen Luo1, Wei
Zhang1
1.Chongqing University of Science and Technology

ID:2b-0040
ID:2b-0071
Investigation of Flange Effect And Opening Location in
Structural Walls Using Nonlinear Continuum Analysis

EFFECT OF BOND CHARACTERISTICS OF REBARSON LOAD-DISPLACEMENT RELATIONSHIPS FOR RC
MEMBERS*Kamal Ahmed1, Laura Lowes1, Dawn Lehman1*Kuniyoshi Sugimoto1, Akira Tasai1

1.University of Washington

1.YOKOHAMA National University

ID:2c-0328
RC wall shear strength equation derived using
machine learning and statistics*Matias Rojas1, Kristijan Kolozvari2, John Wallace1
1.University of California Los Angeles, 2.California State University Fullerton

ID:2c-0316
Seismic Response of Infilled RC Frames Designed
Considering Local Wall-Frame Interactions*Wongsa Wararuksajja1, Jarun Srechai2, Sutat Leelataviwat1,
Suchart Limkatanyu3
1.King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi, 2.Burapha University,
3.Prince of Songkla University[P29E07] Experiment of Building
Members
Poster Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 7
ID:2c-0025
EXPERIMENT ON SMRF CONSIDERING MULTIPLE
EARTHQUAKES PART 1 THE TEST SPECIMEN &LOADING PROTOCOL*Randy Tenderan1, Keita Kohtaki1, Takanori Ishida1, Satoshi
Yamada1, Shoichi Kishiki1, Tsuyoshi Seike2, Takashi Hasegawa3, Jun
Iyama 2, Shotaro Yagi2, Nobuhiko Tatsumi1
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.The University of Tokyo, 3.Building
Research Institute150ID:2c-0026

ID:2c-0031

EXPERIMENT ON SMRF CONSIDERING MULTIPLE
EARTHQUAKES PART 2 TEST RESULTS

ASEIMIC DESIGN LEVEL USING RESPONSE
SPECTRUM AND IT’S APPLICATION*Keita Kohtaki1, Randy Tenderan1, Takanori Ishida1, Satoshi
Yamada1, Shoichi Kishiki1, Tsuyoshi Seike2, Takashi Hasegawa3, Jun
Iyama 2, Shotaro Yagi2, Nobuhiko Tatsumi1*Koji Yamada1

1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.The University of Tokyo, 3.Building
Research InstituteID:2c-0096
Experiments of Damage-controlled Truss Beam with
Buckling Restrained Member*Hiroshi Egashira1, Shoichi Kishiki2, Nobuhiko Tatsumi2, Manabu
Kawashima1, Hiroyuki Harada1
1.Sumitomo Mitsui Construction, Co., Ltd., 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology

ID:2c-0212
Experimental Study on Seismic Performance of
Coupling Beams Using Engineered Cementitious
Composites*Ziyu Zhang1, Ran Ding1, Jiansheng Fan1, Xiaowen Hu1
1.Tsinghua University[P29E08] Seismic Response andCapacity of Structures
Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 8
ID:2c-0323
EFFICIENT PREDICTORS FOR ESTIMATING THE
SEISMIC RESPONSE OF CROSS-LAMINATED TIMBERBUILDINGS

ID:2c-0118
SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIATION IN THE
CORRELATION OF SEISMIC RESPONSE WITH THE
SPECTRAL ACCELERATION*Asimina Athanatopoulou Kyriakou1, Alexios Papasotiriou1,
Konstantinos Kostinakis1
1.A.U.Th.

ID:2c-0160
Response Values by MDOF using Rocking Free Motion
and Coupled System*Mizuo Inukai1
1.National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management

ID:2c-0165
PRELIMINARY INSIGHTS ON THE INELASTIC SEISMICRESPONSE OF STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS UNDERPULSE-LIKE GROUND MOTION*Cristoforo Demartino1, Giuseppe Quaranta 2, Fabrizio Mollaioli2
1.Zhejiang University – University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign Institute,
2.Sapienza University of Rome

Sep. 29th (Wed)Poster Presentation

1.NIT, Toyota College

ID:2c-0178
HOW MANY CMS’ ARE ENOUGH FOR SEISMICRESPONSE ASSESSMENT?
*Carlos A Arteta1, 2, Andres Torregroza1, Daniel Gaspar 3, Norman A
Abrahamson4
1.Universidad del Norte, 2.CEER - Colombian Earthquake Engineering
Research Network, 3.Degenkolb Engineers, 4.University of California,
Berkeley

Eknara Junda1, *Christian Malaga-Chuquitaype1, Jorge Macedo2
1.Imperial College London, 2.Georgia Institute of Technology

ID:2c-0324
Verifying the Effect of the Response Displacement on
wavelet transform-based capacity curve evaluation

ID:2c-0188
INELASTIC SEISMIC RESPONSE OF STRUCTURALSYSTEMS HAVING DIFFERENT HYSTERESISBEHAVIORS*Md Ahsaan Hussain1, Sekhar Chandra Dutta1*KYUNGJIN KIM1, KOICHI KUSUNOKI2, TREVOR YEOW2

1.Indian Institute of Technology (ISM) Dhanbad

1.The University of Tokyo, 2.Earthquake Research Institute / The University ofTokyo

ID:2c-0195

ID:2c-0346

Seismic Response of Tall Buildings Coupled with
Rocking Walls

SEISMIC RESPONSE OF A 3-STOREY STRUCTURE
UNDER VARIABLE ENVIRONMENT CONDITIONS*Matthew Bonney1, David Wagg1, Robin Mills1*Mehrdad Aghagholizadeh1, Nicos Makris2
1.Lecturer, Southern Methodist University, 2.Professor, Southern Methodist
University

1.The University of Sheffield151

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ID:2c-0204

ID:2c-0215

EXPERIMENT ON TORSIONAL RESPONSE OF
SYMMETRIC STRUCTURE INDUCED BY Q–Δ
RESONANCE

Shear bridging characteristics of aramid and PP fibers
on crack surface of FRCC

*Fumiya Mizutori , Hiroki Yokoyama , Masayuki Kohiyama
111

1.KEIO University

ID:2c-0244

1.University of Tsukuba

ID:2c-0217

The Effects of Pulse-like Ground Motions Near Fault
on Response and Damage of Buildings

EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF STRUCTURALBEHAVIOR OF RC FRAMES WITH BRACE HAVINGFRICTION DAMPER*Takeshi Morii1, Mina Sugino2, Yasuhiro Hayashi2*Yusuke Maida1, Kazuhiko Kasai2, Hiroyasu Sakata 2

1.Ohsaki Research Institute Inc., 2.Dept. of Architecture and Architectural
Eng., Kyoto University

1.National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management, 2.Tokyo
Institute of Technology

ID:2c-0253

ID:2c-0221

EVALUATION OF GLOBAL SEISMIC DAMAGE INDEXBASED ON THE MEASURABLE RESPONSE
QUANTITIES OF STRUCTURESSTUDY ON PERFORMANCE-BASED SEISMIC
VULNERABILITY OF REINFORCED CONCRETE FRAME
STRUCTURES*Sandip Das1, Subhadip Naskar 2, Hemant B Kaushik3*Hongfu Chen1, Baitao Sun1, Hao Wang1

1.Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute ofTechnology Guwahati, Assam, 2.Doctoral Candidate, Department of Civil
Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati, Assam, 3.Professor,
Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati,
Assam

1. Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration

Sep. 29th (Wed)[P29E09] Behavior of Reinforced
Concrete Structures
Poster Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 9
ID:2c-0209
Seismic fragility assessment of unreinforced masonry
aggregate buildings in row*Lidia Battaglia1, Nicola Buratti1, Marco Savoia1
1.University of Bologna

ID:2c-0211
Shear behavior of DFRCC coupling beams using PVA
and aramid fibers*Daiki Sunaga1, Keisuke Namiki1, Toshiyuki Kanakubo1
1.University of Tsukuba

ID:2c-0213
A source-to-structure method for the dynamic
analysis of earth-rock dams
*Qingpei Zeng1, Xiang-chao Wang1, Lei Zhang1, Jin-Ting Wang1
1.Tsinghua University

152*Satoshi Asayama1, Akira Yasojima1

ID:2c-0227
CHARACTERIZATION OF FISH-BONE TYPE RC WALL
BUILDINGS THROUGH ANALYTICAL FRAGILITYFUNCTIONS*Maria Jose Echeverria1, Rosita Jünemann1, 2
1.Department of Structural and Geotechnical Engineering / Pontificia
Universidad Católica de Chile, 2.National Research Center for Integrated
Natural Disaster Management (CIGIDEN)

ID:2c-0230
CALCULATION METHOD OF ADDITIONAL AXIALFORCE OF WALL PIERS AND COUPLING RATIO OF
COUPLED WALLS*Yongsheng CHEN1, 2, Tao Liu1, Lingxin ZHANG1, 2
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration,
2.Key Laboratory of Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Vibration ofChina Earthquake Administration

ID:2c-0234
ISSUES IN DEVELOPING SEISMIC COLLAPSEFRAGILITY FUNCTIONS FOR RC BUILDINGS*Jin Zhou1, Sashi K Kunnath1
1.University of California at Davis

ID:2c-0237
EFFECT OF SHEAR SPAN RATIO ON PRECAST
REINFORCED CONCRETE CORE WALLS*Tadaharu Nakachi1
1.Fukui University of Technology

ID:2c-0239
Review on the effect of Opening on Wall Panel in RC
Buildings*Zasiah Tafheem1, Hamood Al-Washali2, Alex Shegay 3, Debasish
Sen4, Md. Shafiul Islam5, Masaki Maeda6, Seki Matsutaro7
1.PhD Student, Tohoku University, 2.Assistant Professor, Tohoku University,
3.Researcher, Tohoku University, 4.Ph.D. Student, Tohoku University, 5.Ph.D
Student, Tohoku University, 6.Professor,Tohoku University, 7.BRI

Consideration of the ground conditions on the seismic
behaviour of low-rise RC buildings in Okinawa*Waseem Hanna Fares1, Juan Jose Castro1, Shogo Omi1
1.University of Ryukyus

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 10

DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF SELF-CENTERINGCONCENTRICALLY BRACED FRAMES WITHIN THE
MIXED LAGRANGIAN FORMULATION*Ameer Marzok1, Oren Lavan1
1.Technion - Israel institute of technology

ID:2c-0252
SEISMIC RISK ASSESSMENT OF PRECAST
CONCRETE FRAME STRUCTURES WITH CLADDINGPANELS*Bruno Dal Lago1, Krunal Gajera 2, Luca Capacci1, Fabio Biondini1
1.Politecnico di Milano, 2.DLC Consulting Srl

ID:2c-0255
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ON STRUCTURAL
MEMBER USING HIGH-PERFORMANCE FIBER*Yuho Inoue , Osamu Takahashi

Poster Presentation

ID:2c-0060

ID:2c-0250

1[P29E10] Dynamic
Characteristics of Structures

1

1.Tokyo University of Science

Development of the structural system for thin-web
steel beam reinforced with stiffener plates

DYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF A FULL-SCALE BUILDINGTESTED ON A SHAKE TABLE: FROM CONSTRUCTION
TO INCIPIENT COLLAPSE*Rodrigo Astroza1, Francisco Hernandez2
1.Universidad de los Andes, 2.Universidad de Chile

ID:2c-0132
Dynamic Characteristics of R/C Building in Niigata
University Campus Based on Earthquake Observation
Records*Yukiko Nakamura1, Daisuke Kato2
1.Chiba Unversity, 2.Niigata University

ID:2c-0142*Daigo Ishii1, Masashi Nitawaki1, Hiroyuki Kuboyama1, Yuji Ozawa1,
Shinya Ushizaka1, Seiji Mukaide2

VARIATION OF DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF
MULTI-LAYER WOODEN BUILDING BASED ON
CONTINUOUS OBSERVED RECORDS

1.Shimizu Co., Ltd, 2.Osaka Institute of Technology*Kazuya Mitsuji1, Hiroyuki Adachi2

ID:2c-0179
Nonlinear behaviour of hybrid modular steel structureswith reinforced concrete shear walls*Ehsan Bazarchi1, Ali Davaran1, Charles-Philippe Lamarche1,
Nathalie Roy1, Serge Parent1, Hassan Fatemi1
1.University of Sherbrooke

Sep. 29th (Wed)

ID:2c-0126

ID:2c-0065

1.Yamagata University, 2.Shelter

ID:2c-0220
DESIGN AND CONTROL STRATEGIES FOR
DYNAMICALLY SUBSTRUCTURED SYSTEMS (DSS)*Vaibhav Pankaj Mehta1, K Muthumani2
1.Yokohama national university, 2.VIT University

ID:2c-0241
A Study on Dynamic Properties of a Pile-Supported
High-rise Building based on Earthquake Motion
Observation Records and Simulation Analysis*Shigeki Sakai1, Kenichi Nakano1, Takayuki Ito1, Satoshi Oda 2
1.HAZAMA ANDO CORPORATION, 2.Urban Renaissance Agency

153

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ID:2c-0280

ID:2g-0155

ASSESSMENT OF THE BEHAVIOUR OF TRADITIONAL(RBS) AND INNOVATIVE (FREEDAM) BEAM-TOCOLUMN CONNECTIONS ON A REAL SCALE STEELSTRUCTURE SUBMITTED TO PSEUDO-DYNAMICTESTSINTRODUCING A NEW DAMAGE AVOIDANCE SYSTEM:A ROCKING SHEAR WALL WITH RESILIENT SLIPFRICTION JOINTS AS SHEAR LINKS*Sabatino Di Benedetto1, Antonella Bianca Francavilla1, Massimo
Latour 1, Giovanni Ferrante Cavallaro1, Vincenzo Piluso1, Gianvittorio
Rizzano1
1.University of Salerno[P29E11] Applications of Friction
Dampers
Poster Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 11
ID:2g-0302
DETERMINATION OF OPTIMUM FRICTION DAMPERSLIDING FORCE IN VIBRATION CONTROL USING
DEEP REINFORCEMENT LEARNING*Gregorius Marco Armand1, Kazutaka Shirai1
1.Hokkaido University

ID:2g-0316

Sep. 29th (Wed)Seismic energy evaluation in 3D friction pendulum
systems under extreme ground motions*Nicholas Oliveto1
1.University of Catania

ID:2g-0064
EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL STUDY OF
SPHERICAL SLIDING BEARING (SSB) PART 2:
FRICTION MODELS*JIAXI LI1, Satoshi Yamada1, Shoichi Kishiki1, Shinsuke Yamazaki2,
Atsuhi Watanabe2, Masao Terashima 2
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Nippon Steel & Sumikin Engineering Co.,Ltd.

ID:2g-0088
Effect of Static Friction Coefficient of Elastic Sliding
Bearings Considering Waiting Time on Building
Response*Yasuhiro Yoshida1, Yasuyoshi Miyauchi2
1.DAITETSU KOGYO Co., Ltd., 2.OSAKA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

ID:2g-0103
ROTATIONAL SLIDING OF 3D STEEL FRAME
EQUIPPED WITH PASSIVE FRICTION DAMPERS AT
BASE WITH ECCENTRICITY*Hiroyuki Miyamoto1, Masashi Takiguchi1, Jingye Liu1, Minoru
Yamanari1
1.Kumamoto University

154*Kaveh Sahami1, Pouyan Zarnani1, Pierre Quenneville2
1.Auckland University of Technology (AUT), 2.University of Auckland

ID:2g-0160
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF A MULTISPAN BRIDGE WITH ELASTOMERIC AND TRIPLE
FRICTION PENDULUM BEARING*CRISTOPHER MANUEL TREJO RODRIGUEZ1, CARLOS JAVIER
MELCHOR PLACENCIA 2, MIGUEL ANGEL TORRES MATOS1
1.NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING, 2.Imperial College London

ID:2g-0187
Development of Sliding Foundation Structure using
Graphite Friction Materials*Takaaki Tsuchida1, Masaya Hada1, Yoshinobu Yanagita1, Kenichi
Takeuchi1, Keiji Kitajima 2
1.Asunaro Aoki Construction Co., Ltd., 2.Dept. of Oceanic Architecture &Engineering, College of Science & Technology, Nihon Univ.

ID:2g-0240
Numerical and Experimental Seismic Studies ofTransformers Isolated with Friction Pendulum System*Xiaoxuan Li1, Qiang Xie1
1.Tongji University

ID:2g-0249
VARIABLE-FRICTION PENDULUM DEVICES FORSEISMIC ISOLATION: DESIGN, MODELLING ANDTESTS*Ugurcan Ozcamur 1, Haluk Sucuoglu2
1.TIS Technological Isolation Systems, 2.Middle East Technical University

ID:2k-0085
EVALUATION OF DISPLACEMENT-BASED DESIGNMETHOD FOR STRUCTURES WITH FRICTIONPENDULUM SYSTEMS*Tianye Yang1, Richard Wiebe2, Nasser A. Marafi2, Paolo M. Calvi2,
Marc W. Berman2
1.Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Inc., 2.University of Washington

[P29E12] Characteristics of
Rubber Bearings

ID:2g-0138

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 12*Takehiko Saito1, Akira Takaoka1, Yasunori Miyamori1, Yasuyuki
Nakamura 2, Kosuke Takenouchi2, Nobuhiro Yamazaki3

Poster Presentation

DEVELOPMENT OF HYBRID SIMULATION SYSTEMFOR THE RUBBER BEARINGS UNDER THE LOW
TEMPERATURE ENVIRONMENT

1.Kitami Institute of Technology, 2.Sumitomo Riko Co., Ltd., 3.NIPPONCHUZO K.K.

ID:2g-0275
TENSILE FORCE ACTING ON THE FIXING BOLTS
CAUSED BY BENDING-SHEAR DEFORMATION OF
SUPER-HIGH DAMPING RUBBER BEARING*Yuta Mezaki1, Koji Kinoshita 2
1.Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Gifu University,
2.Department of Civil Engineering, Gifu University

ID:2g-0282
HIGH DAMPING RUBBER BEARINGS: A REVIEW WITH
EMPHASIS ON DEFORMATION-HISTORY INTEGRALTYPE MODEL*Zhiguang ZHOU1, Xiaorong HU1
1.Tongji University

ID:2g-0170
A STUDY ON SEISMIC ISOLATION SYSTEM USINGHIGH-DAMPING RUBBER BEARINGS FORRESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS IN TURKEY*NOBUO MUROTA1, Shigenobu Suzuki1, Takahiro Mori1, Kenji
Wakishima1, Bahadir Sadan2, Cuneyt Tuzun2, Mustafa Erdik3, Sinan
Akkar 3, Haluk Sucuoglu4, Fatih Sutcu5
1.Bridgestone Corporation, 2.OBS Engineering and Consulting Co., 3.Kandilli
Observatory and Earthquake Research Institute, 4.Middle East Technical
University, 5.Istanbul Technical University

ID:2g-0180
FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF RUBBER BEARINGSWITH LOW SHAPE FACTORS UNDER SEISMC
EXCITATION*Alessandra Orfeo1, Enrico Tubaldi1, Alan Muhr 2, Daniele Losanno3

ID:2i-0229
LEAD RUBBER BEARINGS: A SOLUTION FOR THE
SEISMIC PROTECTION OF STRATEGIC BUILDINGS*Mauro Sartori1, Giorgio Bresaola1, Burak Turkdonmez2, Ivan
Alende3, Ivica Zivanovic3

ID:2i-0231
MAGNESIUM ALLOY RUBBER BEARING AND ITSPERFORMANCE ON SEISMIC ISOLATION*Yinfeng Dong , Hui Tian , Lejun Wei , Wenju Liang1

11

ID:2g-0210
Experimental study on temperature dependence of
mechanical properties of scaled high-performancerubber bearings

Sep. 29th (Wed)1.Freyssinet Product Company Italia, 2.Freysas, 3.Freyssinet

1.Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University ofStrathclyde, 2.Tun Abdul Razak Research Centre-TARRC, 3.Construction
Technologies Institute, National Research Council of Italy*Ruijun Zhang1
1.Southeast University

1

1.Chongqing University

ID:2g-0082
SHEAR-STRAIN DEPENDENCY OF HIGH DAMPING
RUBBER BEARING IN A SEISMICALLY ISOLATEDBUILDING USING SEISMIC RECORDS*Yoshinori Tobita1, Ryo Nishiura 2, Xin Wang2, Takenori Hida3,
Masayuki Nagano2
1.Asanuma Corporation, 2.Tokyo University of Science, 3.The University ofTokyo

ID:2g-0110
ADVANCE MODELING OF LEAD RUBBER BEARINGS(LRBs) UNDER HIGH STRAINS WITH EXPERIMENTAL
VERIFICATION[P29E13] Joint and Connection
Poster Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 13
ID:2i-0200
Beam-column connections formed with post-installedversus cast-in reinforcement: Cyclic behavior*Vinay Mahadik1, Akanshu Sharma1, Giovacchino Genesio2, Jan
Hofmann1
1.Institute of Construction Materials, University of Stuttgart, 2.Hilti Corp.

*Joaquin Fabian Marquez1, Gilberto Mosqueda1

ID:2i-0032

1.University of San Diego, California

PARAMETRIC STUDY ON STRUCTURAL WALL–FLAT
SLAB CONNECTION UNDER SEISMIC TYPE LOADING*Surumi Rasia Salim1, Krishnan Prabhakaran Jaya 2
1.Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Dubai Campus., 2.Anna University

155

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ID:2i-0035

ID:2d-0127

FULL SCALE EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH ON
STRUCTURAL PERFORMANCE OF PC-S
STRUCTURAL JOINT METHODBOND FAILURE OF RC BEAMS WITH INDUCEDCORROSION CRACKS BY ALUMINUM PIPE FILLED
WITH AN EXPANSION AGENT*Shigeru Hyakutake1, Ryotaro Kurosawa1, Fatih Sutcu2, Ryohei
Kurosawa1, Hitoyuki Takagi3*AMADOU SAKHIR SYLL1, TOGO ABURANO1, KAI FUJIWARA1,TOSHIYUKI KANAKUBO2

1.Kurosawa Construction, 2.Istanbul Technical University, 3.Meiji University

1.Graduate student, Graduate School of Systems and Information
Engineering, University of Tsukuba, 2.Professor, Division of Engineering
Mechanics and Energy, University of Tsukuba

ID:2i-0036
Seismic Performance enhancement of Post-Tensioned
Flat Plate Systems with Shear Reinforcements*Unnop Prawatwong1, Pennung Warnitchai2, Arut Lukkikanun1
1.Suranaree University of Technology, 2.Asian Institute of Technology

ID:2i-0038
ULTIMATE CAPACITY IN TERMS OF ENERGY OF
WAFFLE-FLAT-PLATE STRUCTURES SUBJECTED TO
BIDIRECTIONAL SEISMIC LOADINGS*Jesus Donaire-Avila1, David Gale-Lamuela 2, Amadeo BenaventCliment2
1.University of Jaen, 2.Technical University of Madrid

ID:2i-0109
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON MOMENT RESISTINGJOINTS USING GROOVED STEEL PLATES FOR
TIMBER RIGID FRAME STRUCTURE*Yuta Amakusa1, Yusuke Inomata1, Yuki Ozawa1

Sep. 29th (Wed)

1.Shibaura Institute of Technology

ID:2i-0111
FULL-SCALE TESTING OF CAST STEEL YIELDINGCONNECTORS IN ACCORDANCE WITH AISC/SEI 41-13*Justin Binder 1, Michael Gray1, Chiyun Myron Zhong2, Oh-Sung
Kwon2, Constantin Christopoulos2
1.Cast Connex Corporation, 2.University of Toronto

ID:2i-0161
DUCTILITY QUANTIFICATION IN SCBF SYSTEM WITH
DIFFERENT END CONNECTIONS: AN EXPERIMENTAL
STUDY*Pratik Patra1, Dipti Ranjan Sahoo1, Arvind Kumar Jain1

ID:2i-0048
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF PRESTRESSEDPRECAST HOLLOW CORE SLABS-RC BEAMCONNECTIONS*Roberta Apostolska1, Kristijan Runevski1, Zivko Bozinovski1,
Veronika Shendova1, Blagojce Stojanovski1, Igor Markovski2
1.Ss. Cyril and Methodius University, Institute of Earthquake Engineering andEngineering Seismology, IZIIS, Skopje, 2.PANGEA dooel, Skopje

ID:2i-0012
PERFORMANCE OF ORTHOGONAL DIRECTION ON
CONTINUOUS BEAM TYPE CFST BEAM-TO-COLUMNCONNECTION*Takashi Fujinaga1, Charles Clifton2
1.Kobe University, 2.University of Auckland

ID:2i-0096
LARGE SCALE SHAKE TABLE TEST OF SLAB-TOPIERS INTERACTION IN RC COUPLED WALLS*Tatjana Isakovic1, Matija Gams1, Zoran Rakicevic2, Aleksandra
Bogdanovic2, Goran Jekic2, Kristijan Kolozvari3, John Wallace 4,
Matej Fischinger 1
1.University of Ljubljana, 2.Institute of Earthquake Engineering andEngineering Seismology - IZIIS, 3.California State University, Fullerton, 4.
University of California, Los Angeles[P29E14] Near-Fault Response
and Soil Structure Interaction
Poster Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 14

1.Indian Institute of Technology Delhi

ID:2i-0190
Analysis of Hysteretic Restoring Force Characteristicsof Welded Moment Connection with Local Buckling*Kouhei Takatsuka1, Shu Harada 2, Ken Kawakami2
1.Kyoto University, 2.Former Graduated Student of Kyoto University

156

ID:2d-0107
Employing Displacement-based Seismic Design ofBridges for Highway in Near-fault Region of Aceh,
Sumatra*Mutiara Puspahati Cripstyani1, 2, Maradona Nasution1
1.PT Wiratman, 2.University Institute for Advanced Studies (IUSS) Pavia

ID:2d-0111

ID:2d-0002

IRREGULAR COMMON HIGHWAY BRIDGESRESPONSES CONSIDERING SPATIAL VARIATION OF
SEISMIC ACTION

Prioritizing Wave Passage and Soil-StructureInteraction Effects for the Seismic Fragility of MultiSpan Bridges*Maria Consolacion Gomez-Soberon1, Martha María Suárez-López2*Sameh Samir Fahmy Mehanny1, Osman Mohamed Osman
Ramadan2, Amin Kotb3

1.University. Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana (UAM), 2.University,
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM)

ID:2d-0081
Ductility demand spectra of self-centering structureswith the typical flag-shaped hysteretic model
subjected to near-fault pulse-type ground motions*Huihui dong Dong , Xiuli Du , Qiang Han , Jingbo Liu
1

2

2

1

1.Cairo University / DAR Al-Handasah Consulting, Cairo Office, 2.Cairo
University / Higher Technological Institute, 3.Higher Institute of Engineering
at El-Shorouk City

ID:2d-0112
ASSESSMENT OF SSI EFFECTS ON THE SEISMICRESPONSE OF MULTI SPAN RC GIRDER BRIDGES

1.Tsinghua University, 2.Beijing University of Technology*Marija Vitanova1, Vlatko Sheshov1, Viktor Hristovski1, Vlado Micov1,
Kemal Edip1

ID:2d-0062

1."Ss. Cyril and Methodius University", Institute of Earthquake Engineeringand Engineering Seismology

Seismic analysis for bridges crossing active faultrapture zones*Ning Wang1, Xiaojun Li2, Aiwen Liu1
1.Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration, 2.Beijing
University of Technology

ID:2d-0048

SEISMIC RESPONSE OF DEEP-WATER BRIDGE PIERSUNDER STRONG EARTHQUAKE CONSIDERINGFLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION*Shuo Dong1, Qiuhong Zhao1
1.Tianjin University

VEHICLE-BRIDGE DYNAMIC INTERACTION UNDER
NEAR-FAULT GROUND MOTIONS*Cunyu Cui , Zeng Zeng , Yan Xu
1

ID:2d-0115

1

1

1.Tongji University

Analysis of Damage Mechanism of Road Bridge
Damaged by Kumamoto Earthquake

NUMERICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION
OF A CHILEAN BRIDGE-SOIL SYSTEM*Francisco Hernandez1, Rodrigo Astroza 2, Ramiro Bazaez3, Cesar
Pasten1, Felipe Ochoa-Cornejo1

Sep. 29th (Wed)

ID:2d-0085

ID:2d-0049

1.University of Chile, 2.Universidad de los Andes, 3.Universidad Técnica
Federico Santa María*Michio Ohsumi1, Hisashi Nakao1, Kouhei Eguchi1
1.Public Works Research Institute

ID:2d-0071
DAMAGE MECHANISM OF OKIRIHATA BRIDGE DUE
TO KUMAMOTO EARTHQUAKE*Hisashi Nakao1, Kohei Eguchi1, Tomoya Yono1, Michio Ohsumi1
1.Public Works Research Institute

ID:2d-0077
DAMAGE MECHANISM OF TAWARAYAMA BRIDGEDUE TO KUMAMOTO EARTHQUAKE*Kohei Eguchi1, Hisashi Nakao1, Tomoya Yono1, Michio Osumi1
1.Public Works Research Institute

ID:2d-0060
Characteristics of non-linear response of a roadbridge with foundation during two-way earthquake
motions*Norihiko Yamashita1, Kojiro Miyawaki2, Kaito Iguchi1
1.Osaka Sangyo University, 2.Osaka Prefecture College of Technology[P29E15] Seismically Isolated
Buildings 1
Poster Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 15
ID:2g-0010
SEISMIC SAFETY OF SANDWICH BASE ISOLATEDBUILDINGS UNDER SIMULATED NANKAI TROUGH
EARTHQUAKE*Hajime Nakagawa1
1.National Insititute of Technology Akashi College

ID:2g-0015
Observed Performance of Seismically Isolated
Buildings during 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake in Japan*Mineo Takayama1, Keiko Morita1
1.Fukuoka University

157

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ID:2g-0038

ID:2g-0135

Performance based seismic design method for baseisolated structure based on cost-effectivenesscriterion

QUANTIFICACTION OF MICRO-VIBRATIONS IN A
SEISMICALLY ISOLATED WHARF UNDER SERVICELOADS*Zhen Sun1

*Alejandro Mora1, Jorge Nazal1

1.Jiangsu University of Science and Technology

1.Nazal Ingenieros S.p.A.

ID:2g-0276

ID:2g-0154

SEISMIC PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OFSEISMICALLY ISOLATED BAHIA DE CARAQUEZHOSPITAL DESIGNED BY THE PROCEDURES OF
ASCE/SEI 7

EXPERIMENTAL AND ANALYTICAL EVALUATION OF
BASE-ISOLATED BUILDINGS DURING COLLISION*Enrique Abel Morales1, Shomma Kitayama 2, Michael
Constantinou2, Mauricio Espin1, Marcelo Romo1*Hirohisa FUKUI1, Hideo Fujitani1, Yoichi Mukai1, Mai Ito2, Gilberto
Mosqueda3
1.Kobe University, 2.Building Research Institute, 3.University of California,
San Diego

1.Armed Forces University (Espe), 2. Buffalo University

ID:2g-0198

ID:2g-0285
Comparison of Analysis Approaches for Seismically
Isolated Structures Using ELF versus THA Analysis
Methods*Kian Karimi , David Stamenov
1

1

SAFETY MARGIN EVALUATION BASED ON
INCREMENTAL DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF SEISMICALLYISOLATED BUILDINGS*Yasukazu Izawa1, Yuta Koyama 2, Masahito Kobayashi2
1.NIHON SEKKEI, INC., 2.Meiji University

1.British Columbia Institute of Technology

ID:2g-0067
PLANAR AND SPATIAL INVESTIGATION OF
EARTHQUAKE INDUCED POUNDING OF BASE
ISOLATED BUILDINGS

Dynamic Characteristics of Seismically Isolated
Structures in Microtremor*Satoshi Yamagami1, Hidetaka Funaki1, Yoshiki Koyama1, Hajime
Yamagiwa1

Sep. 29th (Wed)*Petros Komodromos1, Eftychia Mavronicola 2, Panayiotis
Polycarpou3

1.Okumura Corporation

1.Associate Professor, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering,
University of Cyprus, 2.Research Associate, Department of Civil &Environmental Engineering, University of Cyprus, 3.Assistant Professor,
Engineering Department, University of Nicosia

ID:2g-0257

ID:2g-0076
ASSESSMENT OF SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF
SEISMICALLY ISOLATED BUILDINGS*Shoma Kitayama1, Michael Constantinou1

Preliminary Analysis of Monitoring Data of a Base
Isolated System Building during Yibin Earthquakes*Zhibin Ding1, Kaoshan Dai1, 2, Xiang Luo1, Yusong Cheng1, Shiming
Zhang3, Ruifu Zhang3
1.Department of Civil Engineering, Sichuan University, 2.Institute for Disaster
Management and Reconstruction, Sichuan University-The Hong Kong
Polytechnic University, 3.College of Civil Engineering, Tongji University

1.University at Buffalo, The State University of New York

ID:2g-0265

ID:2g-0097

A rotation-restrained isolated system for curved
bridges and its influence on seismic performance

Multi-layer Seismic Isolation Building with Baseisolated Core
*Koichi Sugimoto1, Shinya Ushizaka1, Sachie Kotsuki1, Kazuhiko
Isoda1
1.SHIMIZU Co.

ID:2g-0111
A GENERALIZED MODEL OF APPROXIMATED RATEINDEPENDENT LINEAR DAMPING INCORPORATEDINTO BASE-ISOLATED STRUCTURE*Hao Luo1, Kohju Ikago2
1.School of Engineering, Tohoku University, 2.International Research Instituteof Disaster Science, Tohoku University

158

ID:2g-0201*Ben Sha1, Aiqun Li1, 2, Hao Wang1
1.Southeast University, 2.Beijing University of Civil Engineering andArchitecture[P29E16] Variety of Damper
Systems
Poster Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 16

ID:2g-0072
A Basic Study on the Performance of Tuned Dynamic
Mass System Using Viscoelastic Damper*Chunhuan Kuo1, Ippei Hata 2, Yohei Miyajima1, Junji Mikami1,
Masami Ota3, Kenji Hirano3, Kouji Kato3, Nobuhiro Akuto2, Tatsuya
Ichikawa 2, Yuki Kawaguchi2
1.i2S2.Co.,Ltd., 2.Nihon University, 3.Bridgestone.Co.,Ltd.

ID:2g-0011

ID:2g-0079

Development of double slit dampers for seismic
retrofit of structures

COMBINATION OF BRBS WITH CONVENTIONALMETAL DAMPERS FOR SEISMIC RESISTANCE UNDERVARIOUS INTENSIVE LEVELS*Jinkoo Kim1, Mohammad Mahdi Javidan1
1.Sungkyunkwan University

ID:2g-0019
A SIMPLIFIED PROCEDURE TO ESTIMATE SEISMICPERFORMANCE OF BUILDING EQUIPPED WITH OILDAMPERS*Ahmad Naqi1, Taiki Saito2
1.Ph.D Student, Toyohashi University of Technology, 2.Professor, Toyohashi
University of Technology

ID:2g-0030
A Seismic Mass Damper Using Scrap Tire Pads:
Experiment on Mechanical Property and Analysis ofControl Effect*Jihyun Park1, Kazutaka Shirai1, Masaru Kikuchi1

ID:2g-0045
Seismic performance of eccentrically braced
composite frame with bent shear panel dampers*Liangdong Zhuang1, Jianguo Nie1
1.Tsinghua University, Beijing, China

ID:2c-0339
Development of double-yield coupling beam damper
for seismic resilient precast shear wall structure*Shen hai Wang1, Peng Pan2
1.Tsinghua University, 2.Key Laboratory of Civil Engineering Safety andDurability of the China Education Ministry, Tsinghua University

ID:2g-0071
Development of Lens Shear Panel Damper andStructural Test for Application to Building*Yasuo Yamasaki1, Masaya Hada 2, Yasuhiro Ishiwata3, Shouko
Kawase 4, Nobuhiro Yamazaki5, Keiji Kitajima6
1.Nishimatsu Construction Co., Ltd., 2.Asunaro Aoki Construction Co., Ltd.,
3.Tekken Corporation, 4.Tobishima Corporation, 5.NIPPON CHUZO K.K., 6.
Dept. of Oceanic Architecture & Eng., College of Science & Technology,
Nihon Univ.

1.State Key Laboratory for Disaster Reduction in Civil Engineering, Tongji
University, 2.College of Civil Engineering, Tongji University

ID:2g-0100
Seismic Assessment of Shape Memory Alloy Dampers
Considering Soil-Structure Interaction by RTHS
*Hao Ding1, Andreas Kaup2, Jin-Ting Wang1, Li-Qiao Lu1, Okyay
Altay2
1.Tsinghua University, 2.RWTH Aachen University

ID:2g-0105
HIGH PERFORMANCE OIL DAMPER FOR SEISMIC
ISOLATED BUILDINGS SUBJECTED TO EXTREMELYLARGE EARTHQUAKE*Ryusuke Fukuda1, Haruhiko Kurino1, Takeshi Nakai1, Tomoki
Yaguchi1, Takashi Nakayama1

Sep. 29th (Wed)

1.Hokkaido University*Guo-Qiang Li1, 2, Ying-Zhi Sun2

1.Kajima Corporation

ID:2g-0151
Study of an innovative graded yield metal damper*Yun Chen1, Chao Chen1, Huanjun Jiang2, Tao Liu1, Zhiwei Wan2
1.hainan university, 2.tongji university

ID:2g-0172
Force Tracking Control of MR Damper using Recurrent
Neural Network*Jian Wang1, Shuli Wei1
1.Harbin Institute of Technology

ID:2g-0176
EVALUATION OF DAMPING EFFECT OF
SUPERSTRUCTURE BY OIL DAMPERS IN COLLISION
OF BASE-ISOLATED BUILDING*Takafumi Mori1, Hirohisa Fukui1, Hideo Fujitani1, Mai Ito2
1.Kobe University, 2.Building Research Institute159

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ID:2g-0195
An alternative implementation of tuned liquid damper
to control short period short period seismic vibrationof structures*Dhirendra Kumar Pandey1, Sudib Kumar Mishra1

ID:2g-0262
Feasibility Study on Variable Inerter Mass Damper on
Base Isolated*Hiromi Hokimoto , Yuki Tanaka , Masahiro Ikenaga
1

Poster Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 17

1.Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur

1[P29E17] Structural Damping
Effects

1

ID:2c-0281
A Damping Element Model for Energy Dissipation
Characterization in Building Structures*Farzin Zareian1, Yijun Xiang1

1.Kansai University

1.University of California - Irvine

ID:2g-0269
EFFECTS OF ADDING OF VISCOUS DAMPERS IN
FUNCTION OF THE MODEL OF DYNAMIC BEHAVIOUROF BUILDINGS

ID:2c-0200
Uncertainty quantification in modelling inherent
damping*Stephane Hans1, Hai Nam Dinh1*Athol James Carr 1, Arun Puthanpuravil

1.ENTPE Universite de Lyon

1.University of Canterbury, Christchurch

ID:2b-0193
Analysis of Non-Uniform Coupled Shear Walls with
Viscoelastic Dampers in High-Rise Buildings*Susmita Bhowmik , Anil Christopher Wijeyewickrema
1

2[P29E18] Structural ModelingTechnique of Buildings

Sep. 29th (Wed)

1.Clemson University, 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology

Poster Presentation

ID:2g-0114

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 18

Simplified optimum design of distributed tuned massdampers for mitigation of response of buildings underearthquakes compatible with Eurocode 8 spectrum*Rajesh Rupakhety1, Said Elias Rahimi2, Simon Ólafsson1
1.Professor, 2.Post PhD Scholar

System identification using elastoplastic shearbending model based on limited seismic floor
acceleration records*KATSUYA KONDO1, KOHEI FUJITA1, IZURU TAKEWAKI1

ID:2g-0144
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION SYSTEM OF ACTIVEMASS DAMPER BASED ON REAL-TIME HYBRID TESTUSING SHAKING TABLE*Kohiro Fushihara , Ayaka Yokoyama , Yoichi Mukai
1

1.KOBE University

ID:2c-0051

1

1

1.KYOTO University

ID:2c-0143
SEISMIC COLLAPSE ANALYSIS OF CONFINED AND
UNCONFINED URM BUILDING WITH DISCRETE FINITEELEMENT MODELLING*Trissa Deb1, Terry Y.P. Yuen1, Yang Liu2
1.National Chiao Tung University, 2.Hong Kong University of Science andTechnology

ID:2c-0176
Validation of macro-modelling and equivalent frame
methodology with experimental data
*Ted Cross1, Flavia De Luca1, Raffaele De Risi1
1.University of Bristol

160

ID:2c-0216

ID:3g-0002

DEVELOPMENT OF BENDING-SHEAR MODEL FORSIMPLIFIED ANALYSIS OF SUPER-TALL BUILDINGS

Seismic risk assessment and state-of-the-art seismic
retrofit of two towers in Sacramento CA*Kazuhiko Kasai1, Kazuki Watai1, Shusaku Maeda 2, Daiki Sato,
Yousuke Suzuki2

H Kit Miyamoto1, *Amir SJ Gilani1, Lon Determan1

1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Takenaka Corporation

ID:2c-0240
NUMERICAL MODELLING OF A CONFINEMENTSYSTEM FOR CONTROLLED ROCKING MASONRYWALL TOES*Matthew East1, Mohamed Ezzeldin1, Lydell Wiebe1

1.Miyamoto Intenational

ID:3g-0004
RETROFITTING OF PRECAST REINFORCED
CONCRETE STRUCTURES WITH ROTATION FRICTIONDAMPERS*Imad Hamid Mualla1, Suat Yildrim2

1.McMaster University

1.Chief Technical Officer of DAMPTECH, 2.Manager of retrofitting departmentof Promer

ID:2a-0031

ID:3g-0005

COLLAPSE SIMULATIONS FOR STEEL STRUCTURESCONSISTING OF SEISMIC AND GRAVITY FRAMES
USING FEM MACRO MODELSBEST RETROFIT BASED ON ENERGY DISSIPATIONFOR A BUILDING SUBJECTED TO VARIOUS STRONG
EARTHQUAKES*Hiroyuki Tagawa1, Rino Takeuti1*Erik Salvador Guzman Lucatero1, Victor Rogelio Ramirez Marquez1,
Jesus Macias Jaime1, Jose Luis Almazan2, Sergio Reyes2

1.Mukogawa Women's University

ID:2c-0033
NUMERICAL MODEL FOR PANEL ZONE WITH STEELSQUARE HOLLOW SECTION UNDER MULTIDIRECTIONAL LOADINGS*Iathong Chan1, Yuji Koetaka 2
1.Nagasaki University, 2.Kyoto University

Seismic Behavior of Steel Moment Frames with Dataintensive Damage Joint Model using the Neural
Network.
*HAKJONG CHANG1, JunHee Kim1, Insub Choi1
1.YONSEI University

ID:3g-0006
SEISMIC ASSESSMENT OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS IN
ITALY: RETROFIT AND RISK CLASSIFICATION*Wilson Wladimir Carofilis1, Daniele Perrone1, Gerard O'Reilly1,
Ricardo Monteiro1, Andre Filiatrault1, 2
1.IUSS Pavia, 2.State University of New York at Buffalo

Sep. 29th (Wed)

ID:2c-0109

1.VIRMEX Innovación Estructural, 2.Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

ID:3g-0007
Advanced seismic retrofit of public housing project inEilat, Israel*Yaron Offir 1, Avi Cohen1, Alex Shohat1
1.Yaron Offir Engineers LTD

ID:3g-0008[P29E19] Case Study of Seismic
Retrofit 1_ Assessment andRetrofitting of Structures
Poster Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 19
ID:3g-0001
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF A RC BUILDINGRETROFITTED AS A DUAL STRUCTURAL SYSTEM INDHAKA, BANGLADESH*Akira Inoue1, Rafiqul Islam2, Matsutaro Seki 3, Yosuke Nakajima4

Seismic retrofit of the long-span PC railway bridge
using isolation bearings and dampers*Akihiro Toyooka1, Yuki Nakata1, Takutoshi Furuya 2, Kohei
Kasahara1, Ryoji Sasaoka3, Masakazu Uno3
1.Railway Technical Research Institute, 2.Japan Transportation Consultants,
Inc., 3.Shikoku Railway Company

ID:3g-0009
DETAILED VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF
MASONRY BUILDINGS – CASE STUDY, INDIA*NITIN BEHL1, GIRISH CHANDRA JOSHI2, AMIT KUMAR3, Pratima
Rani Bose1, Sarat Kumar Panda4
1.DDF Consultants Pvt. Ltd., 2.Uttarakhand Disaster Management Authority,
Dehradun, 3.Aga Khan Agency for Habitat, 4.Department of Civil
Engineering, IIT (ISM) Dhanbad

1.OYO International Corporation (OIC), 2.Public Works Department (PWD),
3.International Institute of Seismology and Earthquake Engineering, Building
Research Institute (BRI), 4.Engineering and Risk Services (ERS)161

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ID:3g-0011
Out-of Plane Shear Reinforcing Method for the wallsof Underground Existing RC Structures*Koichi Tanaka1

Poster Presentation

1.Obayashi Corporation

ID:3g-0012
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF RAILWAY BRIDGEMASONRY PIERS RETROFITTED WITH GRID-STEELPLATE SYSTEM*NGOC THANH PHAN1, Akira HOSODA1, Hamed SALEM2, A.I
ZERIN1, S. TAKAHASHI3, N. SASAKI3
1.Yokohama National University, 2.Cairo University, 3.JR East

ID:3g-0013
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF A RETROFITTED
FOUNDATION: A CASE STUDY IN CHANDIGARH*Sayantani Lala1, Navjeev Saxena1, Kishor Kulkarni1
1.CSIR-Central Building Research Institute, Roorkee

ID:3g-0014
Seismic retrofit and office-to-clean room building
conversion: design and challenges*Avi Cohen1, Alex Shohat1, Yaron Offir 1

ID:3b-0115
Experimental out-of-plane seismic response of fullscale earthen walls of historic constructions*Juan Carlos Reyes1, Luis Eduardo Yamin1, Jhon Paul Smith2, Jose
Raul Rincon3, Francisco Alfonso Galvis 4, Wael Mohammed
Hassan5, Juan David Sandoval 6, Cristian David Gonzalez6
1.Associate Professor, Universidad de los Andes, Bogota, 2.Associate
Professor, Seattle University, Seattle, WA, 3.Instructor, Universidad de losAndes, Bogota, 4.Ph.D. student, Stanford University, Stanford, 5.Associate
Professor, University of Alaska, Anchorage, AK, 6.Graduate research
assistant, Universidad de los Andes, Bogota

ID:3d-0007
AN EVALUATION OF FRICTION COEFFICIENT OF
JAPANESE TRADITIONAL WOODEN FOUNDATION*Carlos Humberto Cuadra1

ID:3d-0008

ID:3g-0015

Sep. 29th (Wed)

SEISMIC EVALUATION AND UPGRADE OF A 15-STORYCOMPOSITE STEEL-REINFORCED CONCRETE
HOSPITAL BUILDING*Erik Moore , Jiun-Wei Lai , Carrie Mitchell
111.Degenkolb Engineers

ID:3g-0016
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF AN INNOVATIVE TIMBERRETROFIT TECHINQUE FOR UNREINFORCED
MASONRY BUILDINGSSEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF TIMBER FRAME WITH
DIFFERENT INFILL STRUCTURE BASED ON CYCLICSHEAR LOADING TEST
*Junhong Huan1, Donghui Ma1, Xiaodong Guo1, Wei Wang1, Zhitao
Wang1
1.Beijing University of technology

ID:3d-0009
Innovative strategies for the static restoration ofcolumns made up of rigid blocks*Luigi Petti1, Domenico Greco1, Filomena Nuccio1*Nicolo' Damiani1, Marco Miglietta1, Gabriele Guerrini2, 3, Francesco
Graziotti2, 3

1.University of Salerno

1.Understanding and Managing Extremes (UME) Graduate School, IUSS
Pavia, 2.European Centre for Training and Research in Earthquake
Engineering - EUCENTRE, 3. Dept. of Civil Engineering and Architecture- DICAr, University of Pavia

ID:3d-0014

ID:3g-0018
TOWARDS THE SEISMIC AND ENERGYRETROFITTING OF EXISTING SCHOOL BUILDINGSVIA AN INTEGRATED DESING PROCEDURE*Ciro Del Vecchio1, Raffaele Frascadore1, Costantino Menna1,
Gerardo Maria Mauro2, Marco Di Ludovico1, Luigi Di Sarno2, Nicola
Bianco3, Andrea Prota1, Mauro Dolce 4
1.Dept. of Structures for Engineering and Architecture, University of Napoli
Federico II, 2.Dept. of Engineering, University of Sannio, Benevento, 3.Dept.
of Industrial Engineering, University of Napoli Federico II, 4.Civil Protection
dept. of Italy, Presidency of the Council of Ministers

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Poster 20

1.Akita Prefectural University

1.Yaron Offir Engineers LTD

1[P29E20] Heritage Structures 2_ Assessment and Retrofittingof Structures

FULL-SCALE TESTING OF FLAT ARCH TERRACOTTA
FLOOR DIAPHRAGMS OF CANADIAN PARLIAMENTCENTRE BLOCK BUILDING*Farrokh Fazileh1, R. Fathi-Fazl1, D. Arnold2, C. Mohammadi2, D.
Mes3, L. Cortes-Puentes1, B. Kadhom1
1.National Research Council Canada, 2.WSP Canada (CENTRUS joint
venture), 3.Public Services and Procurement Canada

ID:3d-0015
DAMAGES OF BELFRIES IN MEXICAN COLONIAL
CHURCHES AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS*Antoine Dib1, Fernando Pena Mondragon1, Marco Chavez Cano1
1.Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico

ID:3d-0017

ID:3d-0030

A NOVEL VIBRATING BARRIER DEVICE FOR THE
SEISMIC PROTECTION OF THE MESSINA CATHEDRALVIBRATION INVESTIGATION AND EIGENVALUEANALYSIS OF THE TRADITIONAL WOODEN HOUSE
WITH THATCHED ROOF IN JAPAN*Pierfrancesco Cacciola1, Ivo Calio'2, Noemi Fiorini3, Polly Morris1,
Giuseppe Occhipinti4, Daniele Spina3, Alessandro Tombari1
1.University of Brighton , 2.University of Catania, 3.Department of Civil
Protection - Seismic Risk Office, 4.Institute of Environmental Geology andGeoengineering, (CNR)

ID:3d-0018
DYNAMIC MONITORING OF CULTURAL HERITAGEASSETS: THE BELL TOWER OF SAN FRANCESCOCHURCH IN PISA (ITALY)*Emanuele Lorenzo2, Riccardo Azzara1, Giuseppe Chellini2,
Emiliano Cieri2, Anna De Falco3, Carlo Resta3, Giacomo Sevieri4
1.National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology, Osservatorio
Sismologico di Arezzo, 2.Department of Civil and Industrial Engineering,
University of Pisa, 3.Department of Energy, Systems, Territory andConstructions Engineering, University of Pisa, 4.Dept. of Civil, Environmental& Geomatic Eng., University College London

ID:3d-0019
SEISMIC VULNERABILITY OF HISTORICALARTIFACTS: EXPERIMENTAL TEST AND ANALYTICAL
MODELING THROUGH EVOLUTIONARY ALGORITHM*Ali Zamani Noori1, Sebastiano Marasco2, Alessandro Cardoni3,
Marco Domaneschi4, Gian Paolo Cimellaro5
1.Postdoctoral research associate, 2.Postdoc, 3.PhD Candidate, 4.Assistantprofessor, 5.Associate professor

ID:3d-0020

1.Kyushu University

ID:3d-0031
EMPIRICAL MODEL FOR THE SEISMIC DAMAGE OF
CHURCHES*CLAUDIA CANUTI1, MICHELE MORICI1, ANDREA DALL'ASTA1,GRAZIANO LEONI1
1.University of Camerino

ID:3b-0116
DYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF THE MEXICAN CHURCHESOF THE XVI CENTURY*Marcos Mauricio Chavez1, Daniel Durán1, Natalia García 2
1.Instituto de Ingenieria UNAM, 2.Facultad de Arquitectura, UAEM

[P29E21] Seismic Performanceand Evaluation 2
Poster Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 21*Alexandru Aldea1, Florin Pavel1, Etienne Bertrand2, Eugen Lozincă1

ID:3b-0082

1.Technical University of Civil Engineering Bucharest, 2.CEREMA, DTER
Méditerranée, Sophia Antipolis

Gradient Inelastic Force-Based Element Formulation
Formulation for Damage Prediction in Shear-Critical
RC Members

ID:3d-0026
Structural Survey for Restoration of Architectural
Heritages Damaged by Nepal Earthquake of 2015
*Toshikazu Hanazato1, Kaori Fujita 2, Kentaro Yamaguchi3, Yohei
Endo4, Yasushi Niitsu5, Netra Prakash Bhandary6, Masayuki Morii7,
Shoichi Ando8, Hidetoshi Saito9, Naohiro Kobayashi10, Osamu
Goto10, Yasufumi Uekita11, Nobuko Inaba11, Manjip Shakya12
1.MIE University, 2.The University of Tokyo, 3.Kyushu University, 4.Shinsyu
University, 5.Tokyo Denki University, 6.Ehime University, 7.Agency for
Cultural Affairs, 8.Kandai University, 9.Kyoto Women's University, 10.
Kogakuin University, 11.The University of Tsukuba, 12.Khwopa Engineering
Collage*Mohammad Aghajani Delavar 1, Mohammad Salehi1, Petros Sideris1
1.Texas A&M University

ID:3b-0083
A METHOD FOR EVALUATING THE SEISMICRESILIENCE OF BUILDINGS TAKING INTO ACCOUNTPERMANENT DISPLACEMENTS*Jorge Ruiz-Garcia1, Jose M. Ramos-Cruz1
1.Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolas de Hidalgo

ID:3d-0029

ID:3b-0085

SEISMIC ENHANCEMENT OF DAMAGED CULTURALHERITAGE BUILDING IN NEPAL

ADAPTIVE NEURO-FUZZY INFERENCE SYSTEM FOR
SEISMIC RESILIENCE PREDICTION OF RC FRAMEDHOSPITAL BUILDINGS*Dev Kumar Maharjan1, Meera Chikanbanjar 1, Suraj Thapa1
1.Earthquake Safety Solutions (ESS)

Sep. 29th (Wed)Experimental and numerical analysis of the RC
minaret of Carol I Royal Mosque, Constanţa, Romania*Yasuhiro NAMBU1, Hiroki TABATA1, Toshiaki SATO1, Toshihiko
NINAKAWA1*Hosein Naderpour 1, Payam Parsa1, Mehdi Mokhtari1
1.Semnan University163

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ID:3b-0087

ID:3b-0109

SIMULATION OF THE NONLINEAR SEISMICPERFORMANCE OF A SCHOOL BUILDING IN NEPAL
USING A BOX MODELING FRAMEWORKThe Role of Corrosion Damage in the Relevence ofSeismic Assessment*Andreas Stavridis , S. Bose
1

2

1.Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering, 2.SEFT
Consulting Group

ID:3b-0090
ELASTIC AND INELASTIC RESISTANCE MECHANISM
IN SHEAR AND TORSION RESPONSES OF A FIVESTORY BUILDING MODEL*Han Seon Lee1, Ruth Ali Abegaz1
1.Korea University

ID:3b-0091
TOWARDS A DEFORMATION CAPACITY ASSESSMENT
OF FLEXURE- AND SHEAR-SENSITIVE RC MEMBERS
WITH A UNIFIED APPROACH*Mariano Di Domenico1, Paolo Ricci1, Gerardo Mario Verderame1

1.Lassonde School of Engineering, York University, 2.ITSAK

ID:3b-0110
Numerical Modeling of Single and Group of Adhesive
Bonded Anchors under Tension Load
*SIAMAK EPACKACHI1, Sahand Sartipi1
1.Amirkabir University of technology

ID:3b-0111
INFLUENCE OF INFILL MASONRY WALLS IN THE
BEHAVIOR OF REINFORCED CONCRETE FRAMES*Efrain Denys Quispe Choquemamani1, Omar Milton Luque Luque2,
Raul Fernando Echegaray2
1.Universidad Nacional de San Agustin, 2.National University of the Altiplano

1.University of Naples Federico II - Department of Structures for Engineeringand Architecture

ID:3b-0117

ID:3b-0092

A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE INITIAL IN-PLANE
STIFFNESS OF MASONRY WALLS WITH OPENINGS

Sep. 29th (Wed)

SIMPLIFIED SEISMIC COLLAPSE ASSESSMENT OFSTEEL MOMENT-RESISTING FRAMES WITH LIMITEDQUALITY SEISMIC DESIGN*Amirhosein Shabani1, Vagelis Plevris2, 1, Mahdi Kioumarsi1*Sassan Eshghi1, Mohammad Mahdi Maddah1

ID:3b-0118

1.International Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Seismology (IIEES)

On the Behavior of Non-Engineered Residential
Buildings in Bandung, Indonesia: a Study Case

ID:3b-0093
EFFECTIVENESS OF BRACING SYSTEM IN
IMPROVING THE SEIMSIC BEHAVIOR OF BUILIDNG
ON SLOPING GROUND

1.Oslo Metropolitan University, 2.Qatar University*Prasanti Widyasih Sarli1, Yongky Sanjaya1, Dibya Kusyala1, Andri
Setiawan2
1.Institut Teknologi Bandung, 2.Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne*O R Jaiswal1, Pothuraju Deepak 2

ID:3b-0124

1.Professor / Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology, Nagpur, India,
2.Post Graduate student / Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology,
NagpurSEIMSIC PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF A 1980s
EXISTING TALL STEEL PERIMETER MOMENTRESISTING FRAME USING NON-LINEAR RESPONSEHISTORY ANALYSIS

ID:3b-0104
A NUMERICAL STUDY ON THE SEISMIC BEHAVIOR
OF CFRP-CONFINED RC COLUMNS*Ryan Brandon Taylor 1, Carlos Molina Hutt2
1.Fast + Epp Structural Engineers, 2.The University of British Columbia*Mohammadamir Najafgholipour 1, Seyed Mohammad Javad
Zahabi1

ID:3d-0043

1.Shiraz University of Technology

Evaluation of Seismic performance of old existing RC
residential buildings

ID:3b-0105*Rita Couto1, Inês Sousa 2, Rita Peres2, Rita Bento1, José MiguelCastro2

Effective energy criterion for collapse of RC structuresinduced by strong earthquakes*Hao Zhou1, Jie Li2
1.South China University of Technology, 2.Tongji University

164*Nicolas El-Joukhadar 1, Stavroula J. Pantazopoulou1, Stylianos J
Pardalopoulos2

1.Instituto Superior Tecnico, University of Lisbon, 2.Faculdade de Engenharia
da Universidade do Porto[P29E22] Modeling, Observationand System Identification
Poster Presentation

ID:3b-0061
NUMERICAL MODELLING OF GRAVITY-LOADDESIGNED REINFORCED CONCRETE COMPONENTS*Jeffrey Salmon1, Constantin Christopoulos1

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 22

1.University of Toronto

ID:3b-0100

ID:3b-0015
MODAL IDENTIFICATION OF LARGE-SCALE LOWRISE BUILDINDGS THROUGH MICROTREMOR
MEASUREMENTS*Jinzhe XIE1, Yoshiki IKEDA1, Masahiro KURATA1
1.Kyoto University

IDENTIFICATION OF STIFFNESS REDUCTIONS IN MRF
BUILDINGS USING INCOMPLETE LIST OF NATURALFREQUENCIES*Sokheang Thea1, Ayhan Irfanoglu1
1.Purdue University

ID:3b-0102

ID:3b-0030
STIFFNESS IDENTIFICATION OF MULTI-STORYBUILDINGS USING DISPLACEMENT RESPONSES
DURING EARTHQUAKES*Jingyao Zhang1, Takayoshi Aoki2

Joint state-parameter estimation for structure system
under seismic excitation with an adaptive extended
Kalman filter*Yaohua Yang1, Tomonori Nagayama1
1.The University of Tokyo

1.Kyoto University, 2.Nagoya City University

ID:3b-0031
OUTPUT-ONLY MODAL IDENTIFICATION BASED ON
WAVELET-BASED TEMPORAL PREDICTABILITY*Chiung-Shiann Huang1, G.P. Lee1, C.Y. Huang1, W.C. Su2

ID:3b-0035

Poster Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 23

UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION OF STRUCTURALSYSTEMS WITH SUBSET OF DATA

ID:4c-0026*Mohammad Amin Hariri-Ardebili , F. Pourkamali-Anaraki , S.
Sattar 1

Model tests on deformation and collapse process of
small earth dam due to earthquake and rainfall

1.National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), 2.University of
Massachusetts Lowell*Hiroshi Nakazawa1, Tomohiro Ishizawa1, Toru Danjo1, Yutaka
Sawada 2, Yasuhiro Onoue1

ID:3b-0041

1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience,
2.Kobe University

1

2

Strong Motion Observation at Kanto Gakuin University
Kanazawa Hakkei Campus in Yokohama -Vibration
Characteristics of the Building No. 5*Hiroshi Watanabe1, Kaho Chiba1, Shintaro Fukuyama1, Yukari Sano1
1.Kanto Gakuin University

ID:4c-0030
Seismic performance upgrading for undergroundstructures by introducing lead-filled steel tube
dampers*Zhiming He1, Qingjun Chen1

ID:3b-0045

1.Tongji University

An Attempt to Evaluate the Characteristics of a
Building in Terms of Predominant Periods, Natural
periods and Apparent Torsions

ID:4c-0031*Shizuka Inoue1, Toshinari Ota1, Hiroshi Watanabe1
1.Kanto Gakuin University

Sep. 29th (Wed)

1.National Chiao Tung University, 2.National Center for High Performance
Computing[P29E23] Soil-StructureInteraction 2_ Geotechnical
Earthquake Engineering

EVALUATION OF MODELING APPROACHES FOR
BURIED PIPELINE SUBJECTED TO STRIKE–SLIP
FAULT MOVEMENTS*Farzad Talebi1, Junji Kiyono1
1.Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University

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ID:4c-0033

ID:4c-0046

3D DYNAMIC EFFECTIVE STRESS ANALYSIS OF
SOIL-PILE-STRUCTURE SYSTEMS IN NON-LIQUEFIED
AND LIQUEFIED GROUNDEFFECT OF THE JOINT SHEAR RESISTANCE ON THE
DYNAMIC RESPONSES OF STEEL PIPE SHEET PILE
FOUNDATIONS*Yuta Nakagama1, Yukio Tamari1, Hiroyuki Yoshida1, Minoru
Yamamoto1, Hiroko Suzuki2*Md. Shajib Ullah1, Akira Sasaki2, Chandra Shekhar Goit3, Masato
Saitoh4

1.Tokyo Electric Power Services Co., Ltd., 2.Chiba Institute of Technology

1.Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Saitama University, Japanand Department of Civil Engineering, Chittagong University of Engineeringand Technology, Bangladesh, 2.Department of Civil and Environmental
Engineering, Saitama University, Japan, 3.Graduate School of Science andEngineering, Saitama University, Japan, 4.International Institute for Resilient
Society, Saitama University, Japan

ID:4c-0035
Numerical Modeling of Mid-rise Reinforced Concrete
Building Incorporation of Soil-structure-interaction
for Different Soil Conditions with AEM*Khin Myat Kyaw1, Kimiro Meguro1

Shaking Table Test of Insulated Pile Foundation for
Effective Utilization of Existing Piles

1.The University of Tokyo*Hisatoshi KASHIWA1, Saki Ohmura 2, Hiroto Nakagawa 2, Shoichi
Nakai

ID:4c-0036
Investigation of lateral viscous boundary in two phase
dynamic analysis of 3D irregular layer system ground*Kazuhiro Kaneda1

1.National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management, 2.Building
Research InstituteID:4c-0048

1.Takenaka Corporation

A methodology for 3D nonlinear soil-structureinteraction using the Domain Reduction Method

ID:4c-0037
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF A PILED RAFT
FOUNDATION WITH GRID-FORM DMWSCONSIDERING SOFTENING OF STABILIZED SOIL

*Michail Korres1, Filippo Gatti2, Vinicius Alves Fernandes3,
Fernando Lopez-Caballero2, Irmela Zentner 3, François Voldoire3
1.CentraleSupelec / EDF R&D, 2.CentraleSupelec, 3.EDF R&D

Sep. 29th (Wed)*Yoshimasa Shigeno1, Kiyoshi Yamashita1, Junji Hamada1

ID:4c-0049

1.Takenaka Corporation

PSEUDO STATIC ANALYSIS OF BUILDING FRAMESRESTING ON GRAVEL CUSHION CONSIDERING SPSI

ID:4c-0042
BEHAVIOR OF MACHINE FOUNDATIONS ON
REINFORCED SOIL
*Neeraj Kumar Das , Prishati Raychowdhury
1

1.Research Scholar, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, 2.Associate
Professor, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur

PSEUDO-STATIC ANALYSIS OF DIAPHRAGM WALLS– LIMITATIONS AND ALTERNATIVES BASED ON
PRACTICE AND MODELLING*Gustavo D. R. Pereira1, Thierry Jeanmaire1
1.Soletanche Bachy

ID:4c-0044
Design Verification of a Large Scale Laminar Soil Box*Jenna Wong1, 3, David McCallen2, 3
1.San Francisco State University , 2.University of Nevada, Reno , 3.Lawrence
Berkeley National Laboratory

ID:4c-0045
DYNAMIC DAMAGE ANALYSIS OF EXTENDED PILES
OF BRIDGE STRUCTURES UNDER SEISMIC LOADING*Jiunn-Shyang Chiou1, Yu-Wei Fu1
1.National Taiwan University*SANKARA NARAYANAN MURUGESAN1, DANIEL S1, VEERAPANDI
A1, VISUVASAM J1
1.Vellore Institute of Technology

2

ID:4c-0043

166

ID:4c-0047

ID:4c-0050
THREE-DIMENSIONAL FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS
OF A BUILDING WITH INSULATED PILE FOUNDATION*Hiroto Nakagawa1, Hisatoshi Kashiwa 2, Shoichi Nakai3, 1
1.Building Research Institute, 2.National Institute for Land and InfrastructureManagement, MLIT, 3.Chiba University

[P29E24] Ground Failure,
Liquefaction and Soil
Improvement 2_ Geotechnical
Earthquake Engineering
Poster Presentation

ID:4b-0039
STUDY OF THE SOIL FAILURE MECHANISM AT PALU,
INDONESIA DURING THE 2018 SULAWESIEARTHQUAKE*Archeilia Dwianca1, Shanthanu Rajasekharan1, Masyhur Irsyam2, 3,
Kengo Nakamura1, Masao Tonagi1, Mahdi Ibrahim Tanjung4, ReguelMikhail3, Agus Himawan2, Andi Kartawiria 2
1.Kozo Keikaku Engineering, Inc., 2.Indonesian Society for GeotechnicalEngineering (HATTI), 3.Bandung Institute of Technology; Faculty of Civil andEnvironmental Engineering, 4.Ministry of Public Work and Public Housing

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 24

ID:4b-0040

ID:4b-0029

SEISMIC DAMAGE OF SOFT CLAY LAYER DIRECTLYUNDER THE RIVER LEVEE THAT BECOMES
PROMINENT BY L2 EARTHQUAKE*Yutaka Hashizume1, Yukitake Shioi1*Toshihiro NODA1, Kentaro NAKAI1

1.Hachinohe Institute of Tecnology

1.Nagoya University

ID:4b-0032

ID:4b-0041

Quantitative assessment of liquefaction-induced
ground damage in Marlborough, New Zealand

STABILITY OF UNDERGROUND CAVITY SUBJECTEDTO SEISMIC MOTION*Omer Altaf1, Liam Wotherspoon1, Rolando Orense1*Pradeep Pokhrel1, Jiro Kuwano1

1.The University of Auckland

1.Saitama University

ID:4b-0033

ID:4b-0042

Stochastic Settlement and Tilt Time Histories forAnalysis of Structures on Liquefiable Ground

SIMULATION OF MONOTONIC AND CYCLIC TRIAXIALTESTS ON NATURAL SAND

*Zach Bullock1, Shideh Dashti1, Abbie B. Liel1, Keith A. Porter 1*Julijana Bojadjieva1, Vlatko Sheshov1, Kemal Edip1, Jordanka
Chaneva1, Toni Kitanovski1, Dejan Ivanovski1

1.University of Colorado, Boulder

1.IZIIS, Ss Cyril and Methodius University

ID:4b-0035
SITE-SPECIFIC EMPIRICAL CORRELATION BETWEENPHA AND MMI VALUES FOR CHAMOLI, INDIA FOR
THE SELECTION OF GMPEs*Abhishek Kumar 1, T G Sitharam1, Prem S Kumar 1
1.Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati

Correlation between Liquefaction Resistance andShear Wave Velocity for Volcanic Coarse-grained Soil
*Masataka Shiga , Takashi Kiyota , T. Egawa
2

ID:4b-0045
Shear modulus reduction and damping constantcurves of cement-treated clays in hollow cylindricaltorsional shear tests*Soichiro Kondo1, Masaichi Yamada1, Yuki Domyo1
1.Nihon University

ID:4b-0036

1

Sep. 29th (Wed)Integration among mechanisms of liquefaction
phenomena during earthquake

3

1.Univerisity of Tokyo, 2.Institute of Industrial Science, Univerisity of Tokyo,
3.Civil Engineering Research Institute for Cold Region

ID:4b-0046
LAYERED SOIL SYSTEMS AND POST LIQUEFACTION
BEHAVIOR*Zhijian Qiu1, Ahmed Elgamal1, Korhan Adalier 2, Lan Luo1
1.University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, 2.FSU Panama City

ID:4b-0037

ID:4b-0048

DYNAMIC CENTRIFUGE TEST OF AN EMBANKMENTUNDERLAIN A LIQUIFIABLE SOIL AND ISOLATEDSOIL-CEMENT COLUMNSCOMPARISON OF SEISMIC COMPRESSIONPROCEDURE PREDICTIONS: CASE HISTORY FROMJAPAN

*Mohammad Khosravi1, Shahabeddin Zaregarizi1, Mehran
Pourakbar 2, Abbas Soroush2*Russell A. Green1, Yusheng Jiang1

1.Montana State University, 2.Amirkabir University of Technology

1.Virginia Tech167

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ID:4b-0049

ID:7d-0005

COMPARISON OF THE CYCLIC RESPONSE OF
CHRISTCHURCH SILTY SOIL IN SIMPLE SHEAR AND
TRIAXIAL STRESS CONDITIONSTHE IMPACTS OF POST-DISASTER URBAN
TRANSFORMATION ON MULTI HAZARD
VULNERABILITY AND RESILIENCE*Zorana Mijic1, Jonathan D. Bray1, Michael F. Riemer 1, Misko
Cubrinovski2, Sean D. Rees2*Andre Schwarz1, Holger Maiwald1, Jochen Schwarz1

1.University of California, Berkeley, 2.University of Canterbury

ID:7d-0008

ID:4b-0050
Seismic Ground Motions for Evaluation of Liquefaction
Consequences*Jorge Fernando Meneses1, Kristen Chang2

Probability-Based Seismic Resilience Assessment
Method For Substation Systems*Jichao Li1, Tao Wang1, Qingxue Shang1
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration

1.RMA Group, Inc., 2.Group Delta Consultants, Inc.

ID:7d-0010

ID:4b-0005
Evaluation of Liquefaction Resistance of Compacted
Ground by Vibration Test
*Kenji Harada1, Ito Takeshi1, Katsuji Yamashita1, Roland P. Orense2
1.Fudo Tetra Corporation, 2.University of Auckland

ASSESSING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A
LIQUEFACTION MITIGATION INTERVENTION IN SOMEURBANIZED COASTAL AREAS IN ITALY*Francesca Dezi1, Alessandro Merli2
1.University of the Republic of San Marino, 2.Università Politecnica delle
MarcheSep. 29th (Wed)[P29E25] Recovery and
Resilience_ Social andEconomic Aspects
Poster Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 25*Nikola Blagojevic , Janine Kipfer , Max Didier , Bozidar
Stojadinovic1

Tools for Advancing Understanding of Community
Resilience through Post-Earthquake Reconnaissance*Debra Murphy1, Dana Brechwald2, Erik Bishop3, Karl Telleen4,
Rebecca Laberenne5, Veronica Cedillos 6, Lucy Arendt7
1.Slate Geotechnical Consultants Inc., 2.Bay Conservation and Development
Commission , 3.Reid Middleton, 4.Maffei Structural Engineering, 5.Disaster
Risk Management and Resilience Consultant, 6.GeoHazards International,
7.St. Norbert College

ID:7d-0012
INTEGRATING HOUSEHOLD DECISIONS IN
QUANTIFYING THE SEISMIC RESILIENCE OF
COMMUNITIES*Omar A. Sediek1, Sherif El-Tawil1, Jason McCormick1

A study of tabletop exercises for pre-disaster recovery
planning in Tokyo*Taro ICHIKO1
1.Tokyo Metropolitan University

1

1.ETH Zurich

ID:7d-0004
Machine Learning Methods for Predicting Seismic
Retrofit Costs*Juan F Fung1, Siamak Sattar 1, David T Butry1, Steven L McCabe1
1.National Institute of Standards and Technology

ID:7d-0011

ID:7d-0015

MODELING AND QUANTIFYING SEISMIC RESILIENCEOF INTERDEPENDENT CIVIL INFRASTRUCTURE
SYSTEMS1*Deepak Saud1, Laxmi Prasad Bhatta1, Kuber Bogati2,
Bhubaneshwari Parajuli1

1.University of Michigan - Ann Arbor

ID:7d-0003

1

RESEARCH ON THE PRODUCTION & USE OF HOLLOWCONCRETE BLOCKS IN GORKHA EARTHQUAKE

1. Housing Recovery & Reconstruction Platform, 2.National Society for
Earthquake Technology-Nepal (NSET)

ID:4c-0064

168

1.EDAC - Bauhaus University Weimar

ID:7d-0016
THE RECONSTRUCTION OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGSOF HISTORICAL CENTERS DAMAGED BY L'AQUILA2009 EARTHQUAKE*MARCO DI LUDOVICO1, RAFFAELLO FICO2, SALVATOREPROVENZANO3, ANTONIO MANNELLA4, GIUSEPPINA DE
MARTINO1, ADRIANA MARRA4, ELENA SPERANZA5, ANDREAPROTA1, MAURO DOLCE5
1.UNIVERSITY OF NAPLES FEDERICO II, 2.Special Office for Reconstructionof Crater Municipalities, Fossa - L’Aquila, 3.Special Office for Reconstructionof L’Aquila Municipality, L’Aquila, Italy, 4.National Research Council, Rome
(CNR), L’Aquila, Italy , 5.Civil Protection Department, Rome, Italy,

ID:7d-0017

ID:7d-0024

Measuring disaster risk from a macroeconomic
perspective in Chile

Probabilistic resilience-based framework forassessing time-dependent post-earthquake
functionality of tall buildings*Mabel Cristina Marulanda Fraume1*Xiaolei Xiong1, Henry Burton2, Xilin Lu1, Yu Zhang2

1.CIGIDEN

1.Tongji University, 2.University of California, Los Angeles

ID:7d-0018
INCLUSIVE DEFINITION OF DISASTER RESILIENCEFOR LONG-TERM MANAGEMENT OF A COMPLEXSYSTEM

ID:7d-0025
A MODEL FOR ANALYZING THE RESILIENCE OF THE
ELECTRICITY NETWORKS AGAINST EARTHQUAKES*Tatsuya Itoi1*Mahban Arghavani1, Mohsen Ghafory-Ashtiany2

1.The University of Tokyo

1.Ph.D. Candidate, International Institute of Earthquake Engineering andSeismology (IIEES), Tehran, Iran, 2.Distinguished Professor, International
Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Seismology (IIEES), and President of
Iranian Earthquake Engineering Association (IEEA), Tehran, Iran

ID:7d-0019
Risk Reduction and Resilience: Lessons of Disaster
Risk Management Efforts in Nepal*Surya Narayan Shrestha , Amod Mani Dixit
1

1

1.National Society for Earthquake Technology-Nepal

ID:7d-0020
Seismic Resilience Assessment of a Community andits Interdependent Civil Infrastructure Systems*Max Didier 1, Jonas Henken1, Nikola BLAGOJEVIC1, Bozidar
Stojadinovic1

ID:7b-0008
EXPERIENCES, ACHIEVEMENT AND LEARNINGS OF
POST EARTHQUAKE RESONSTRUCTION OFSCHOOLS IN NEPAL*Dilip Shekhar Shrestha1, Ima Narayan Shrestha 2, Udhab Nepal3,
Surya Prassad Acharya4
1.Dilip Shekhar shrestha, National Reconstruction Authority, CLPIU
Education, 2.Ima Narayan Shrestha, National Reconstruction Authority,
CLPIU Education, 3.Udhab Nepal, Nepal Reconstruction Authprity, CLPIU
Education, 4.Surya Prasad Acharya, Senior Quality Monitoring Coordinator(ADB Consultant)

1.ETH Zurich

ID:7d-0023*Ryan Colker 1, 2, Sandra Hyde1
1.ICC, 2.ANCR

ID:7d-0026
Simulation of Recovery Process of Lifeline Systems
after the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake using System
Dynamics*Fumio Yamazaki1, Shigeru Nagata1, Shingo Suzuki1
1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience

ID:7d-0027
How to Popularize Resilience Index and BCP Levels of
Buildings: AIJ Proposal*Kei Horie1, Izuru Takewaki2, Takayuki Hayashi3, Kazuaki Torisawa4,
Masayuki Kohiyama5
1.MS&AD InterRisk Research & Consulting, Inc., 2.Kyoto University, 3.Tokio
Marine & Nichido Risk Consulting Co., Ltd., 4.Kanto Gakuin University, 5.Keio
University[P29E26] Education andOutreach_ Social and Economic
Aspects

Sep. 29th (Wed)Benchmarks for Improving Community Resilience

Poster Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 26
ID:7g-0001
EDUCATIONAL INITIATIVES IN PROMOTINGCONFINED MASONRY FOR IMPROVINGEARTHQUAKE RESILIENCE IN INDIA*SUDHIR KUMAR JAIN4, Keya Mitra1, Svetlana Brzev2, Durgesh C.
Rai3
1.IIEST Shibpur, 2.UBC, 3.IIT Kanpur, 4.IIT Gandhinagar

ID:7g-0002
Evolution of a disaster education program in thedisaster cycle: from disaster recovery education todisaster risk reduction education

ID:7d-0030*Aiko Sakurai1, Takeshi Sato2

Community Formation Processes and Current
Situation in Yuriage, Natori City, in Recovery from the2011 Great East Japan Earthquake

1.Toyo Eiwa University, 2.Tohoku University*Haruna Kato1, Osamu Murao1, T. Sakaguchi2
1.Tohoku University, 2.National Institute of Technology, Sendai college

169

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
ID:7g-0003

ID:7g-0010

THE HEALTH AND DAILY LIVES OF PREGNANT,PARTURIENT AND PUERPERAL WOMEN AND
CHILDREN -During the Great East Japan Earthquake-

EFFORTS AND IMPACTS OF SOCIO-TECHNICALASSISTANCE FOR RETROFITTING IN POSTEARTHQUAKE RECONSTRUCTION IN NEPAL*Yumiko Hosokawa1, Reo Kimura 2*Ranjan Dhungel1, Ayush Baskota1, Manish Raj Gouli1, Ramesh
Guragain1, Aasish Tiwari1, Parbati Motra1, Hari Ram Pathak1, Pranav
Dahal1, Prakash Shrestha1

1.Kobe City College of Nursing, 2.Graduate School of Human Science andEnvironment , University of Hyogo

1.National Society for Earthquake Technology-Nepal (NSET)

ID:7g-0004
STUDY ON CHANGES IN DISASTER MANAGEMENTEDUCATION IN JAPAN: ANALYSIS OF THE DISASTER
MANAGEMENT EDUCATION CHALLENGE PLAN
*Kouji SATO , Reo KIMURA
1

2

1.Utatsu Junior High School, Minami-sanriku Town, Miyagi Prefecture,
2.Graduate School of Human Science and Environment , University of Hyogo

ID:7g-0005
EARTHQUAKE AND DISASTER MANAGEMENTEDUCATION FOR CHILDREN WITH INTELLECTUALDISABILITIES*Toshimitsu Nagata1, Reo Kimura 2
1.Niigata Local Meteorological Office of Meteorological Agency, Japan,
2.School and Graduate School of Human Science andEnvironment,University of Hyogo, Japan

ID:7g-0006
Disaster Education based on Legitimate Peripheral
Participation theory

Sep. 29th (Wed)*Takuya Iwahori1, Katsuya Yamori2
1.Keio University Shonan Fujisawa Campus, 2.Disaster Prevention ResearchInstitute Kyoto University

Poster Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 27
ID:6c-0001
Earthquake Reconstruction in Rural Nepal –Rebuilding with Resiliency*Gustavo Cortes1, Devraj Gautam2
1.Medair, 2.Medair Nepal

ID:6c-0002"ShakeMap" for Buildings*Derek Skolnik1, Farzad Naeim2
1.Kinemetrics, Inc., 2.Farzad Naeim, Inc.

ID:7g-0007

ID:6c-0003

Impact Measurements of Training Programs for Local
Government Personnel Using Disaster Response
Competency Profile Indices

Effective Emergency Plans for Hospital System
Response to Moderate and Large Earthquakes inLima, Peru

*Aya Tsujioka1, Fuminori Kawami1, Anna Matsukawa 2, Shigeo
Tatsuki1*Luis Ceferino1, 3, Judith Mitrani-Reiser 2, 5, Anne Kiremidjian3,
Gregory Deierlein3, Celso Bambarén4

1.Doshisha University , 2.Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation
Institution

1.Princeton University, 2.National Institute of Standards and Technology,
3.Stanford University, 4.Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia, 5.Johns
Hopkins University

ID:7g-0008
How Can You Advocate for School Earthquake Safety
in Your Community Through Classroom Education andOutreach?

170[P29E27] Immediate Response_
Preparedness and Emergency
Management

ID:6c-0004
A SIMULATION MODEL FOR ESTIMATING HOSPITALCAPACITY DURING EARTHQUAKE EMERGENCY*Eduardo Vega1, Lelli Van Den Einde2*Peng Yu1, Changhai Zhai1, Weiping Wen1

1.Holmes Structures, 2.University of California, San Diego

1.School of Civil Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology

ID:7g-0009

ID:6c-0005

Place-Based Activities of SENDAI BOSAI Leaders(SBLs) for Disaster Risk Reduction

Seismic Monitoring & Response for the Trans-Alaska
Pipeline System*Takeshi Sato1, Aiko Sakurai2, Akihiro Shibayama1, Satoru Masuda1*Sterling H Strait1, David Wald2

1.Tohoku University, 2.Toyo Eiwa University

1.Alyeska Pipeline Service Company, 2.U.S. Geological Survey

ID:6c-0006

ID:6a-0007

Prioritized Post-Earthquake Response*Martin Turek , Graham Taylor , Andreas Rosenberger , Mark
Nahirny4
12

3

1.TVP Engineering Ltd, 2.TBG Seismic, 3.ARESCON Ltd., 4.Caorda

THE SURA POST-EARTHQUAKE ASSESSMENTMETHODOLGY. CASE STUDY: M7.1 MEXICOEARTHQUAKE, 2017
*Maria J Barrera1, Gloria Maria Estrada Alvarez1, Victoria Luz
Gonzalez Perez1, Juan David Rendon Bedoya1
1.Suramericana S.A.

ID:6c-0009
DISASTER INFORMATION SYSTEM WITH
SEISMOLOGICAL NETWORK AND REGIONAL
EARTHQUAKE SIMULATION*Narutoshi Nakata , Taku Mikami
12

1.Tokushima University, 2.Eight-Japan Engineering Consultants Inc.

ID:6c-0012
INDICATORS EFFECTING THE DESIGN OF SAFEUNDERGROUND SPACES*Mahmood Hosseini , Mashid Doostmohamadian2

1

1.Science and Research Branch of the Islamic Azad University (IAU), 2.
Faculty of Engineering, Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU), Famagusta[P29E28] Damage Estimation_
Preparedness and Emergency
Management
Poster Presentation

Performance metrics to evaluate probabilistic models
for structural damage during seismic events*Lynne Schleiffarth Burks1, Abhineet Gupta1
1.One Concern, Inc.

ID:6a-0013
MULTI-RISK URBAN ASSESSMENT: THE CASE OF LAESTRELLA, COLOMBIA*Daniela Gonzalez1, Ana Beatriz Acevedo2, Catalina YepesEstrada3, Julian Uran4, Alejandra Ochoa4, Gustavo Posada4, Carlos
Hoyos5
1.EAFIT University / Doctoral Student of Engineering, 2.EAFIT University /Professor of Civil Engineering, 3.GEM Foundation / Risk Scientist, 4.Sistema
de Alerta Temprana de Medellín y el Valle de Aburrá (SIATA), ÁreaMetropolitana de Medellín y Valle de Aburrá (AMVA) / Researcher, 5.Sistema
de Alerta Temprana de Medellín y el Valle de Aburrá (SIATA), ÁreaMetropolitana de Medellín y Valle de Aburrá (AMVA) / Director

ID:6a-0014
Improvement of Fragility Curves by Classifying
Building Category

Sep. 29th (Wed)Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 28

ID:6a-0012*Shunsuke Nakazawa1, Yuki Sakai1
1.University of Tsukuba

ID:6a-0003
BASIC STUDY ON EVALUATION METHOD OF
BUILDING DAMAGE STATES USING CAPACITY CURVE*Miyuki Watanabe1, Tomohisa Mukai2, Hideyuki Kinugasa11.Tokyo university of science, 2.Building Research Institute

ID:6a-0005
Locating Damage to Buildings Using A Displacement
Frequency Response Function-Based Approach*Shih-Lin Hung1, Xuan-Zhi Chen1, Ching-Yun Kao2
1.Department of Civil Engineering, National Chiao Tung University, 2.
Department of Applied Geoinformatics, Chia Nan University of Pharmacy &Science

ID:6a-0006
REAL-TIME ESTIMATION OF EARTHQUAKE DAMEGEON RAILWAY*Shunroku Yamamoto1, Yoshitaka Murono1, Naoyasu Iwata1,
Kimitoshi Sakai1, Shin Aoi2, Hiromitsu Nakamura 2, Wataru Suzuki2
1.Railway Technical Research Institute, 2.National Research Institute for
Earth Science and Disaster Resilience

ID:6a-0015
A GIS BASED APPROACH TO ESTIMATE SEISMICDAMAGE SCENARIO OF THE RC BUILDINGS IN
DHAKA CITY
*Sadia Afrose1, Michio Ubaura1, Akter Mahmud2
1.Tohoku University, 2.Jahangirnagar University

ID:6a-0016
DEBRIS ESTIMATION GENERATED FROM SEISMICDAMAGE AND ROAD NETWORK INTERDEPENDENCE*Alessandro Cardoni1, Ali Zamani Noori1, Sebastiano Marasco1,
Gian Paolo Cimellaro1
1.Politecnico di Torino

ID:6a-0017
Development of Real-time Diagnostic System ofDisaster Base Buildings*Tomoki Horioka1, Taiki Saito1, Kazuhiro Hayashi1, Michelle Diana
Bong1
1.Toyohashi University of Technology

17117th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
ID:6a-0019
HEALTH MONITORING OF BUILDING USING SEISMIC
INTERFEROMETRY*Ronald Stephan Alvarez Reyes1, Toshihide KASHIMA 2
1.Tohoku University, 2.International Institute of Seismology and Earthquake
Engineering

ID:6a-0021
RISK ASSESSMENT OF CASUALTIES CAUSED BY
SECONDARY DISASTERS USING GEOGRAPHICINFORMATION SYSTEM*Saki Yotsui1, Kazuma Otake1, Kazuyuki Izuno1
1.Ritsumeikan University

ID:6a-0022[P29E30] Risk Assessment 2_
Seismic Loss and Risk
Management
Poster Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 30
ID:8c-0030
SELECTION OF A GENERIC RECORD SET FOR
HAZARD-CONSISTENT INCREMENTAL DYNAMIC
ANALYSIS*Srijana Gurung Shrestha1, Reagan Chandramohan1, Rajesh
Dhakal1

CONCYTEC-WORLD BANK PROJECT: MACHINELEARNING AND EARTH OBSERVATIONTECHNOLOGIES FOR DISASTER MITIGATION

1.University of Canterbury*Luis Moya1, 3, Carlos Gonzales1, Miguel Diaz1, Bruno Adriano2, Erick
Mas3, Carlos Zavala1, Shunichi Koshimura3, Fumio Yamazaki4

THE HAYWIRED SCENARIO: INVESTIGATING
EARTHQUAKE RISK FOR SOCIETY

1.National University of Engineering, 2.Geoinformatics Unit, RIKEN Center
for Advanced Intelligence Project, 3.Tohoku University, 4.National ResearchInstitute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience

ID:6h-0009
Feasibility study on axial pressure detection in smart
rubber bearing (SRB)*Yi Zeng1, Peng Pan1, Youming Guo1, Yingri Cao1

Sep. 29th (Wed)

1.Tsinghua University

ID:8c-0031*Anne Wein1
1.United States Geological Survey

ID:8c-0035
BUILDING INVENTORY FOR DEVELOPING THE
EXPOSURE MODEL AND SEISMIC RISK ASSESSMENT
OF THE MUNICIPALITIES IN NEPAL*Sharad Wagle1, Kapil Bhattarai2, Shamir Singh1, Shova Ram
Bhattarai1, Buddhi Raj Shrestha1, Suman Pradhan11.National Society for Earthquake Technology-Nepal (NSET), 2.Asian
Institute of Technology (AIT)[P29E29] Early Warning_
Tsunami DisasterID:8c-0039

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 29*Nadia Gremer 1, Nenad Bijelic1, Christoph Adam1

Poster Presentation

ID:5e-0001
DEVELOPMENT OF INTEGRATED VISUALIZATIONSYSTEM FOR TSUNAMI FORECAST INFORMATION*Wataru Suzuki1, Tatsuya Kubota1, Takeshi Nakamura1, Naotaka
Yamamoto Chikasada1, Narumi Takahashi1, Takayuki Miyoshi1, Shin
Aoi1

Validation of vertical components of SCEC BBP
ground motion simulations for building response
assessment
1.Unit of Applied Mechanics, University of Innsbruck

ID:8c-0040
Seismic fragility and risk analysis of deep water
bridges based on an improved endurance time method*Yutao Pang1, Cai Li1, Wei He1
1.China University of Geosciences

1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience

ID:8c-0041
ID:5g-0008
Application of Predicted Inundation by Neural Network
for Risk Estimation*Natsuki Kishida1, Takayuki Hayashi1, Norikazu Sakaba1, Ryu
Miyamoto2, Mariko Korenaga3, Yuta Abe3, Hiroyuki Fujiwara4,
Hiromitsu Nakamura4, Satoshi Shimizu5, Yoshinori Tokizane5
1.Tokio Marine & Nichido Risk Consulting Co., Ltd, 2.Tohoku University,
3.Itochu Techno-Solutions Corporation, 4.National Research Institute for
Earth Science and Disaster Resilience, 5.OYO RMS Corporation

172

Seismic Damage Estimation for Buildings by Bayesian
Method Using Real Time Monitoring Data
*Tetsuya Yamada1, Nobuoto Nojima 2, Hiroshi Egashira1, Hiroyuki
Uchibori1, Chananun Chaimongkhol1
1.Sumitomo Mitsui Construction Co., Ltd., 2.Gifu University

ID:8c-0044

ID:8c-0055

Application of Interaction Model Impacting on
Accidents Caused by Earthquake in Nuclear Facilities

A tool for seismic impact assessment on municipal
highway bridges network*Kenji MORI1, Hitoshi MUTA1, Yasuki OHTORI1*Marie-Jose Nollet1, Ahmad Abo El Ezz2, Hamza Fezai1, Antoine
Diot1, Miroslav Nastev2

1.Tokyo City University

1.Ecole de technologie superieure (Univ. du Quebec), 2.Natural Resources
Canada (CGC)

ID:8c-0045
City-scale earthquake vulnerability assessment
including nonlinear soil-structure interaction

ID:8c-0056*Dimitris Pitilakis1, Christos Petridis1, Aikaterini kolitsidaki1,
Apostolia Badralexi1

ISOLATION RISK ANALYSIS IN MOUNTAINOUS AREACONSIDERING EARTHQUAKE-INDUCED SLOPEFAILURES

1.Aristotle University of Thessaloniki*Yusuke Ono1, Keishin Hibi1
1.Tottori University

ID:8c-0048
Seismic capability of building and risk analysis ofearthquake disaster of Chinese mainland*Guixin Zhang1, Baitao SUN1
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration

ID:8c-0049
Evaluation of Human Damage in Evacuation fromTsunami for a Common Scenario Earthquake*Ken-ichi Fujita1, Harumi Yashiro2
1.Nagasaki Institute of Applied Science, 2.National Defense Academy ofJapan

ID:8c-0050

ID:8c-0057
SUB-ADDITIVE RISK MEASURES IN EARTHQUAKEENGINEERING – DO THEY MATTER?
*Lukas Bodenmann1, Panagiotis Galanis2, Marco Broccardo3,
Božidar Stojadinović4
1.Doctoral Student, Institute of Structural Engineering, ETH Zurich, 2.SeniorResearcher, ETH Risk Center, ETH Zurich, 3.Senior Researcher, Institute ofStructural Engineering, ETH Zurich, 4.Professor, Institute of StructuralEngineering, ETH Zurich

ID:8c-0058
Evaluation of Joint Probabilistic Hazard of GroundShaking and Deformation Using Multi-Event Model*Masami Oshima1, Akira Satoda 2, Sei'ichiro Fukushima3
1.Chiyoda Corporation, 2.Chiyoda Corporation, 3.RKK Consulting C0., Ltd.

*Cong Zhou1, J. Geoffrey Chase1, Geoffrey W. Rodgers1

ID:8c-0037

1.University of Canterbury

Seismic Risk Evaluation of Plant Site Using
Earthquake-Type Dependent Fragility Curve

ID:8c-0051

Sep. 29th (Wed)

Automated Modeling of Digital Building Clones using
Hysteresis Loop Analysis*Seiichiro Fukushima1, Akira Satoda 2, Masami Oshima 2

Towards the development of a uniform seismic
vulnerability and risk model in Europe. The cases ofAthens and Thessaloniki, Greece.
*Kyriazis Pitilakis1, Evi Riga1, Anna Karatzetzou1, Stefania
Apostolaki1, Aikaterini Georgousaki1, Anastasia Kiratzi1
1.Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

ID:8c-0052
Damage scenario and risk complexity management:
use of systemic approaches at different temporal andspatial scales*Maria Pia Boni1, Scira Menoni2, Floriana Pergalani1
1.Politecnico di Milano / Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
2.Politecnico di Milano / Department of Architecture and Urban Studies

ID:8c-0054
SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS FOR A FEMA HAZUS-BASEDSEISMIC RISK ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGYAPPLIED FOR URBAN AREAS IN PERU

1.RKK Consulting Co., Ltd., 2.Chiyoda Corporation[P29E31] Loss Estimation 2_
Seismic Loss and Risk
Management
Poster Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 31
ID:8b-0030
Recovery Assessment of Hospital Network Followinga Mainshock-Aftershock Sequence*Hussam Mahmoud1, Emad Hassan1
1.Colorado State University*Jose M Velasquez , Stevens Ninanya
11

1.Pontifical Catholic University of Peru173

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
ID:8b-0031

ID:8b-0044

Predictions of Seismic Loss in the 1994 Northridge
Earthquake According to FEMA P-58

SEISMIC LOSS ASSESSMENT OF BUILDINGSSUBJECTED TO SUBDUCTION EARTHQUAKES*Dustin Cook1, 2, Abbie Liel1, Curt Haselton2, 3*M Nagarajan1, M Raghunandan1

1.University of Colorado, Boulder, 2.Haselton Baker Risk Group, LLC,
3.California State University, Chico

1.Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, India

ID:8b-0045

ID:8b-0034
Assessment of the annual probability of failure forsystems susceptible to multiple failure mechanisms*Amirhossein Orumiyehei1, Timothy John Sullivan1
1.University of Canterbury

Verification of the European Seismic Risk Model(ESRM20)*Helen Crowley1, Vitor Silva 2, Petros Kalakonas3, Luis Martins2,
Graeme Weatherill4, Kyriazis Pitilakis5, Evi Riga5, Barbara Borzi1,
Marta Faravelli1
1.EUCENTRE, 2.GEM Foundation, 3.IUSS Pavia, 4.GFZ Potsdam, 5.Aristotle
University of Thessaloniki

ID:8b-0035
Research on seismic disaster risk of substation in
mainland China

ID:8b-0046*Lupeng Yan1, Rushan Liu1

Seismic Loss Estimation Considering the Impact ofSequential Earthquakes on Building Vulnerability

1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration*Arash Nasseri1, Tao Lai1, Hemanth Siriki1, Sizheng Li1
1.AIR

ID:8b-0036
PELICUN - A COMPUTATIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR
ESTIMATING DAMAGE, LOSS AND COMMUNITYRESILIENCE*Adam Zsarnoczay , Gregory G. Deierlein
11

1.Stanford University

ID:8b-0039

ID:8b-0047
AN ASSET MANAGEMENT MODEL FOR LIGHTINGFACILITIES IN A TUNNEL CONSIDERING SEISMIC
RISK*Noriaki Maeda1, Kei Kawamura1
1.Yamaguchi University

Sep. 29th (Wed)ECONOMIC AND TECHNICAL ADVANTAGES IN THE
SEISMIC RESPONSE OF RC BUILDINGS WITHINNOVATIVE INFILLS WITH SLIDINGJOINTSECONOMIC AND TECHNICAL ADVANTAGES IN
THE SEISMIC RESPONSE OF RC BUILDINGS WITHINNOVATIVE INFILLS WITH SLIDING JOINTS

ID:8b-0050*Guido Magenes1, 2, 3, Andrea Rossi2, Riccardo R. Milanesi1, Paolo
Morandi3

1.University College London, 2.IIT Bombay

1.University of Pavia, 2.IUSS Pavia, 3.Eucentre Pavia

ID:8c-0087

ID:8b-0041
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF EARTHQUAKECASUALTY ASSESSMENT MODELS IN CHINESE
MAINLAND*Xiangzhao Chen1, Baitao Sun1, Hongfu Chen1, Guixin Zhang1
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanic, China Earthquake Administration

ID:8b-0043
SENSITIVITY OF THE AVERAGE ANNUAL
EARTHQUAKE LOSS ESTIMATIONS TO THE GROUNDMOTION INTENSITY MEASURE*Ufuk HANCILAR1, Karin Sesetyan1, Eser Cakti1
1.Bogazici University

SEISMIC LIFE-CYCLE COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF
BRBs RETROFITTED FRAME*Fabio Freddi1, Jayadipta Ghosh2, Meera Raghunandan2, Needhi
Kotoky2

GROUND MOTION INTENSITY MEASURES,
VARIABILITY AND SEISMIC LOSS METRICS, A CASESTUDY FOR HVERAGERDI, SOUTH ICELAND*Atefe Darzi1, Bjarni Bessason1, Benedikt Halldorsson1
1.Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Iceland

ID:8b-0033
EARTHQUAKE-INDUCED LOSS AND COLLAPSE RISKASSESSMENT OF STEEL SEGMENTAL ELASTIC SPINEBRACED FRAMES*Lucia Tirca1, Liang Chen1, Siamak Pejmanfar 1
1.Concordia University

ID:8b-0048
IMPACT OF DIRECTIVITY-INDUCED PULSE-LIKE
GROUND MOTIONS ON SEISMIC LOSS
*Matthias Fuentes1, Roberto Gentile1, Carmine Galasso1, 2
1.University College London, 2.Scuola Universitaria Superiore (IUSS) Pavia

174

ID:9e-0011[P29E32] Others_ Innovative
Technology

An Introduction to Unified Performance-Based Designof Bridge Piers

Poster Presentation*Suman Banerjee1, Satyabrata Choudhury1

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 32

1.National Institute of Technology, Silchar, India

ID:9e-0012

ID:9e-0001
NEW SYSTEM OF SEISMIC ISOLATION. THE METHOD
of SEPARATION of INERTIAL MASSES.
*Rais Bikmaev1
1.personal

Physical principles of seismic metamaterials facedwith earthquake engineering constraints*Claude Boutin1
1.Ecole nationale travaux Publics de l'Etat, Universite de LYON, CNRS

ID:9e-0013

ID:9e-0004
Topology optimization of replaceable components to
reduce deformation in structural walls*Wenjun Gao1, Xilin Lu1
1.Tongji University

APPLICATIONS OF SEISMIC DISSIPATION AND
SEISMIC ISOLATION IN MEXICO*Carlos Hugo Rodriguez Delgado1, Juan Carlos Delgado Trejo1
1.Innovasismo

ID:9e-0014

ID:9e-0005
Application of seismic base isolation system in designand construction of a hospital in Iran.
*Mohammad Mirhashemi1, Abdolreza S. Moghadam2, Mehdi
Kashani3

A Novel Connection System for Seismic Damage
Avoidance Design of Moment Resisting Frames*Seyedmohsen Shabankareh1, Pouyan Zarnani1, Pierre Quenneville2
1.Auckland University of Technology, 2.University of Auckland

ID:9e-0015

1.MiraSarv research and development group, 2.International Institute ofEarthquake Engineering and Seismology (IIEES), 3.University ofSouthampton

ID:9e-0007*Yongfeng Du1Distributed optical Fiber for laboratory and fieldtesting in concrete structures

1.Lanzhou University of Technology

Sep. 29th (Wed)Collapse resistant reliability of isolated frame-shearwall with structure and excitation randomness

ID:9d-0009*Gerardo Rodriguez1, Joan R. Casas2, António Barrias3, Sergi
Villalba4
1.Institute of Engineering, National Auntonomous University of Mexico
UNAM, 2.Technical University of Catalonia, UPC-Barcelona Tech, 3.ARUP,
4.Technical University of Catalonia, Barcelona Tech. Departament of Project
and Construction

Design of A Wearable Multi-Functional Sensor Module
For Seismic Structural Health Monitoring*Ziqian Yang1, Qingjun Chen1, Qingzhao Kong1
1.Tongji University

ID:9e-0008
MECHANISM FOR ISOLATING VERTICALCOMPONENT OF EARTHQUAKE EXCITATION*Fatemeh Eskandarymalayery1, Sinniah Ilanko2, Yusuke Mochida3,
Brian Richard Mace 4
1.PhD student, Faculty of Sci. & Eng., University of Waikato, 2.Professor,
Faculty of Sci. & Eng., University of Waikato, 3.Teaching fellow, Faculty ofSci. & Eng., University of Waikato, 4.Chair in Mechatronics, Faculty of Eng.,
University of Auckland

ID:9e-0010
Study on Moisture Effects on Masonry retrofitted with
Fiber Reinforced Paint*Kenjiro Yamamoto , Shanthanu Rajasekharan , Kimiro Meguro
12

3

1.Institute of Industrial Science (IIS), UTokyo, 2.Kozo Keikaku Engineering
Inc., 3.International Center for Urban Safety Engineering (ICUS), Institute ofIndustrial Science (IIS), UTokyo[P29E33] Others_ Lessons
Learnt from Earthquakes
Poster Presentation

Sep. 29th (Wed) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 33
ID:10c-0003
TIME-DEPENDENT SEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENT
FOR NEPAL HIMALAYAS*MUKAT LAL SHARMA1, SHWETA BAJAJ2
1.Professor, Department of Earthquake Engineering, IIT Roorkee,
Uttarakhand, India, 2.Research Scholar, Department of Earthquake
Engineering, IIT Roorkee, Uttarakhand, India

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ID:10c-0007
DAMS SUBJECTED TO EARTHQUAKES HARMONIZED FEEDBACK DATABASE ACROSS THE
GLOBE*Nicolas Humbert1
1.EDF Hydro

ID:10c-0001
Test Facility to study traditional composite masonry
structures in Bhutan - An outcome of SATREPS*Pema Pema1, Kshitij Charana Shrestha 2, Kunzang Tenzin1,
Takayoshi Aoki2
1.Department of Culture, Ministry of Home and Cultural Affairs,Royal
Government of Bhutan, Bhutan, 2.Graduate School of Design andArchitecture, Nagoya City University, Japan

ID:10c-0008
A CRITICAL EVALUATION OF THE IMPACT OF NEPALGORKHA EARTHQUAKE, THE LESSONS LEARNEDAND FUTURE STRATEGIES*Amod Mani Dixit1, 2, 3, Rita Thakuri4, 5
1.General Secretary, National Society for Earthquake Technology-Nepal(NSET), 2.Chairperson, Asian Disaster Reduction and Response Network(ADRRN), 3.National Delegate, IAEE, 4.Executive Secretary, National Society
for Earthquake Technology-Nepal (NSET), 5.Membership Manager, Asian
Disaster Reduction and Response Network (ADRRN)

ID:10c-0002

Sep. 29th (Wed)

Tests and analysis of small radius curve continuous
beam bridges during the Wenchuan Erthquake*Dezhang SUN1, Yong Huang1
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics

ID:10c-0004
Analytical Investigation of Vertical Waving
Phenomenon Focused on Earthquake Damage of a
Horizontally Long Building with Pile Foundation*Masato Motosaka1, Taiki Abe2
1.Professor Emeritus, Tohoku University, 2.Graduate student, Tohoku
University

ID:10a-0049
Visualizing Long-Term Life Restoration Process After
Disaster Using Trajectory Equifinality Approach*Hiroko Koumoto1
1.Tokoha University

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Program (Sep 30th, Oral/OS, Fully Virtual Session)[O30A06] Risk Assessment of
Buildings

10:15-10:30 ID:8d-0013

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 1*Ramesh Guragain1, Surya Narayan Shrestha1, Suman Pradhan1,
Kimiro Meguro2

NUMERICALLY DEVELOPPED AND FIELD OBSERVEDSEISMIC FRAGILITY FUNCTIONS FOR NEPALESEBUILDINGS

Oral Presentation

1.National Society for Earthquake Technology-Nepal (NSET), 2.Institute ofIndustrial Science, The University of Tokyo

Chair : Ertugrul Taciroglu

10:30-10:45 ID:8g-0001

09:00-09:15 ID:8c-0004
A PROPOSAL OF BUILDING DAMAGE FUNCTIONS IN
KATHMANDU VALLEY REFLECTING A SURVEY BY
2015 GORKHA EARTHQUAKE

Value case for the use of seismically isolated lightframe wood buildings in New Zealand*Tom Cameron Francis1, 3, Timothy John Sullivan1, 3, Andre
Filiatrault2*Akira Inoue1, Prem Nath Maskey 2, Fumio Kaneko1, Shukyo
Segawa1

1.University of Canterbury, 2.University at Buffalo, 3.QuakeCoRE

1.OYO International Corporation, 2.Institute of Engineering (IOE), Tribhuvan
University

10:45-11:00 ID:8d-0015

09:15-09:30 ID:8c-0077

Performance-Based Design of CBFs Using Rapid
Performance Assessment Methods*Brian Broderick1, John Hickey2

Safety Prioritization of School Buildings Using
Performance-Based Risk Assessment in Kyrgyz
Republic

1.Trinity College Dublin, 2.University of Cambridge*David Mar 1, Ayse Hortacsu2, Ilya Shleykov3, Keith Porter4
1.Mar Structural Design, 2.Applied Technology Council, 3.WSP, 4.Universityof Colorado Boulder

09:30-09:45 ID:8c-0005
PRACTICAL PROCEDURE TO ASSESS THE EXPECTEDCONSEQUENCES OF EARTHQUAKES ON BUILDINGS

Oral Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 2*Marco Mezzi1, Alessandro Fulco1, Fabrizio Comodini2
1.University of Perugia, 2.University e-Campus

Advances to the FEMA-P58 Methodology for Resilient
BRBF Design and Implications for BRBF Building
Performance*Zac Vidmar , Edward Almeter , Curt Haselton23, 2, Brandt Saxey

1

1.CoreBrace LLC, 2.Haselton Baker Risk Group, 3.California State University,
Chico

10:00-10:15 ID:8c-0079
Ground Motion Duration Effects on the Seismic Risk
Assessment of Wood Light-frame Buildings*Weichiang Pang1, Amir Safiey1, Sereen Majdalaweyh1, Ershad
Ziaei1, Keivan Rokneddin2, Mohammad Javanbarg2
1.Clemson University , 2.American International Group

Sep. 30th (Thu)Chair : Koichi Kusunoki1

09:45-10:00 ID:8c-0081

1[O30A07] Nonlinear Modeling ofStructural Members andSystems

1. The University of Tokyo

09:00-09:15 ID:2c-0218
APPLICATION OF NEW BENDING-SHEAR MODEL FORSIMPLIFIED ANALYSIS OF VARIOUS SUPER-TALL
BUILDINGS*Kazuki Watai1, Kazuhiko Kasai1, Shusaku Maeda 2, Daiki Sato1,
Yousuke Suzuki2
1.Tokyo institute of technology, 2.Takenaka Corporation

09:15-09:30 ID:2c-0301
Bidirectional Ground Motion Effects in Tall Buildings
using 3D Soil-Structure Interaction Models*Luis G. Arboleda-Monsalve1, Jaime A Mercado2, Kevin R Mackie3
1.Assistant Professor, University of Central Florida, 2.Ph.D. Candidate,
University of Central Florida, 3.Professor, Dept. of Civil, Environmental, andConstruction Engineering, University of Central Florida

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09:30-09:45 ID:2c-0186

09:15-09:30 ID:2a-0007

Evaluation of seismic performance of containment
reinforced masonry buildings through non-linear finite
element analysis

PROPOSAL OF METHOD TO CHARACTERIZE PULSELIKE GROUND MOTIONS CONSIDERING PHASE*Nanjunda Rao K S , Amrut Anant Joshi
1

2

1.Indian Institute of Science, 2.MIT-WPU Pune

09:45-10:00 ID:2c-0214
FE MACRO MODELING FOR IN-PLANE RESPONSES
OF MASONRY INFILLED RC FRAME AND
COMPARISON WITH EXPERIMENT*A. R. Bhuiyan1, Z. Alam1, D. Sen2, F. Zahura3, A. M. Sikder 1
1.Housing and Building Research Institute,Darus-Salam, Mirpur, Dhaka-1216,
2.Department of Architecture & Building Science, Tohoku University, Tohoku,
3. Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology,Tejgaon, Dhaka-1208

10:00-10:15 ID:2c-0078
Numerical Modeling of 3D Beam-Column Joints*Margaritis Tonidis1, Akanshu Sharma1, Josipa Bošnjak1
1.University of Stuttgart

10:15-10:30 ID:2c-0297
SEISMIC VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF THE
HISTORICAL BUILDINGS IN ITALY USING AEM*Kazuki Tanaka1, Mina Sugino1, Yasuhiro Hayashi1
1.Kyoto University

09:30-09:45 ID:2a-0011
Global Risk-Targeted Ground Motions*Navid Attary1, Hossein Mostafaei1, Elliot Klein1, Yufang Rong1,
Harold Magistrale1
1.FM Global - Structures and Natural Hazards Research

09:45-10:00 ID:2a-0012
DEVELOPMENT OF DESIGN GROUND MOTIONSINCORPORATING NEAR-FAULT EFFECTS*Jongwon Lee1, Pawan Kumar 2, Brian Albin2, Ibrahim Almufti2, Kirk
Ellison2
1.Arup; Currently Mott MacDonald, 2.Arup

10:00-10:15 ID:2a-0013
Demand-oriented ground motion selection using
nonlinear predictors of response*Agustin Bertero1, Raul Bertero1, Filip Filippou2*Ahmed Khalil1, Ayman Elfouly1, C. Pellecchia 2, Emiliano De Iuliis2

1.Universidad de Buenos Aires, 2.University of California, Berkeley

1.Applied Science International, LLC, 2.Applied Science International Europe
s.r.l.

10:15-10:30 ID:2a-0006

10:30-10:45 ID:2c-0181

A VECTOR-VALUED INTENSITY MEASURE FOR THE
SEISMIC RESPONSE ASSESSMENT OF STRUCTURESIN NEAR-FAULT REGIONSSTRUCTURAL ASSESSMENT OF STEEL BEAM-TOCOLUMN CONNECTIONS SUBJECTED TO CYCLICLOADING BY NONLINEAR FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS*Tiziano Perea1, José Antonio Sifuentes2, Gelacio Juárez-Luna1
1.Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana (UAM-A), 2.Tecnología Estructural
Mexicana S.A. de C.V. (TEMSA)

Sep. 30th (Thu)[O30A08] Design Ground Motion
Oral Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 3
Chair : Norman Abrahamson1, Mina Sugino2
1. UC Berkeley, 2. Kyoto University*Esra Zengin1, Norman Abrahamson1
1.University of California, Berkeley

10:30-10:45 ID:2a-0023
FROM JAPAN TO NORTH AMERICA: EFFECTS OF
RECORD MODIFICATION TO REPRESENT NEHRP SITE
CLASSIFICATION*Poulad Daneshvar 1, Morteza Dehghani1
1.CIMA+

10:45-11:00 ID:2a-0018
MAXIMUM RESPONSE OCCURRENCE TIME AND
SPECTRA*Francesco Pandolfi1, Iunio Iervolino1
1.University of Naples Federico II

09:00-09:15 ID:2a-0028
Structure-specific selection of earthquake strong
ground motions for nonlinear analysis of rc structure*Zhengnan Wang1, Yifan Xie1, Tobias Friis2, Duofa Ji3, WanchengYuan1, Anastasios Sextos4, Evangelos Katsanos2
1.Tongji University, 2.Technical University of Denmark, 3.Harbin Institute ofTechnology, 4.University of Bristol

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Applications in Seismic Risk
and Resilience Assessment ofDistributed Infrastructure
Systems
Special Organized Session
Sep. 30th (Thu) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 4
Organizer : Henry Burton1
1. UCLA

Speakers :*Henry Burton, Bozidar Stojadinovic, Shirley Dyke, Farid
Khosravikia, Yuqing Gao
1.University of California, Los Angeles, 2.Swiss Federal Institute ofTechnology, 3.Purdue University, 4.The University of Texas, 5.University ofCalifornia, Berkeley[O30A10] Open-Source Tools for
Simulating the Effects ofEarthquakes and Other Hazards
on Communities
Special Organized Session
Sep. 30th (Thu) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 5
Organizer : John W van de Lindt1
1. Colorado State University

1.Colorado State University, 2.University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
3.Stanford University, 4.Global Earthquake Model Foundation

Special Organized Session
Sep. 30th (Thu) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 6
Organizer : Santiago Pujol1
1. University of Canterbury

Speakers :*Santiago Pujol, Ayhan Irfanoglu, Cemalettin Donmez, Marc
Eberhard, Polat Gulkan, Toshikatsu Ichinose, James Jirsa, Michael
Kreger, Terrence Paret, Mario Rodriguez, Akenori Shibata
1.University of Canterbury, 2.Purdue University, 3.Izmir Institute ofTechnology, 4.University of Washington, 5.Baskent University, 6.Meijo
University, 7.Emeritus, 8.University of Alabama, 9.National University of
Mexico, 10.Tohoku University[O30A12] Ground Motion
Studies 3
Oral Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 7
Chair : Domniki Asimaki1, Haruko Sekiguchi2
1. California Institute of Technology, 2. Kyoto University

09:00-09:15 ID:1d-0030
An earthquake event-based time-frequency
representation model and its application*Xizhong Cui1, Hanping Hong1
1.Western University

Sep. 30th (Thu)

Speakers :*John van de Lindt, Paolo Gardoni, Gregory Deierlein, Vitor Silva,
Laura Lowes[O30A11] Forty Years after Mete
Sozen’s First Pitch for DriftDriven Design

09:15-09:30 ID:1d-0027
Related Study on Strong Motion Records Quality*Bao Feng Zhou1, Ruizhi Wen1, Lili Xie1, Xiaomin Wang1
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration

09:30-09:45 ID:1d-0069
Physics-Based Earthquake Simulations With Soil
Elastoplasticity At A Strong Motion Array In California*Domniki Asimaki1, Elnaz Esmaeilzadeh Seylabi2, Dorian Restrepo3,
Ricardo Taborda Rios3
1.California Institute of Technology, 2.University of Nevada, Reno, 3.
Universidad EAFIT

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09:45-10:00 ID:1d-0046

ID:2k-0016

STRONG GROUND MOTION SIMULATION IN OSAKABASIN, JAPAN, FOR THE 2018 NORTHERN OSAKA
PREFECTURE EARTHQUAKE

Modeling Casualty Arrival Rates at Hospitals after
Earthquakes*Haruko Sekiguchi , Kimiyuki Asano , Tomotaka Iwata
111

1.Kyoto University

10:00-10:15 ID:1d-0034
Strong Motion Characteristics with Soil Nonlinearity
in HVR and Application to the Records Observed
during the 2018 Osaka Hokubu Earthquake*Ziqian Wang1, Hiroshi Kawase1

1.University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2.MAE Center: Creating a Multihazard Approach to Engineering, 3.NIST-funded Center for Risk-Based
Community Resilience Planning

ID:2c-0242
New Methodology of Integrated PBSD and PBWD for
Tall Buildings in Urban Region*Thomas Kang1, Hamidreza Alinejad1, Seung Yong Jeong1
1.Seoul National University

1.Kyoto University

ID:2d-0038

10:15-10:30 ID:1g-0007
STRONG MOTION SIMULATION IN DOWNTOWNMASHIKI DURING 2016 KUMAMOTO EARTHQUAKETO REPRODUCE THE DAMAGE BELT
*Jikai Sun , Hiroshi Kawase , Fumiaki Nagashima , Shinichi
Matsushima1
1*Karl Eid1, Paolo Gardoni1, 2, 3

1

1

1.Kyoto University

10:30-10:45 ID:1g-0016
EVALUATION OF DAMAGE TO WOOD HOUSES AT 2016
KUMAMOTO EARTHQUAKE IN COMPARISON TO
RECENT EARTHQUAKE IN JAPAN*Takahiro TSUCHIMOTO1

Probabilistic response and capacity models of piles
for regional seismic assessment of California bridges*Yazhou Tim Xie1, Qiu Zheng2, Chuang-Sheng Walter Yang2, Jamie
Padgett1, Reginald DesRoches1
1.Rice University, 2.Georgia Tech

ID:8c-0080
DEVELOPMENT OF FUNCTIONALITY-BASED SEISMICFRAGILITY CURVES FOR BUILDING PORTFOLIOS*Meera Raghunandan1, Ritik Somani1, Jayadipta Ghosh1
1.Indian Institute of Technology

1.Building Research Institute10:45-11:00 ID:1d-0031
Model Construction of Japanese Traditional Wooden
Houses for Damage Prediction Based on Measured
Natural Frequencies and Field Experiment*Takachika Yagi1, Hiroshi Kawase2, Eri Ito2

Sep. 30th (Thu)

1.Electric Power Development Co.,Ltd., 2.DPRI Kyoto university

Oral Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 1
Chair : Sandip Kumar Saha1, Toshihisa Toyoda 2
1. Indian Institute of Technology Mandi, 2. Kobe University[O30A13] Regional Seismic Risk
and Resilience Assessment
Concurrent Session

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 8
Organizer : Junwon Seo1
1. South Dakota State University

ID:2d-0036
Regional-Scale Seismic Vulnerability Quantification of
Prestressed Curved Bridges*Junwon Seo1, Jharna Pokhel2, Luke Rogers3
1.South Dakota State University, 2.Gage Brothers, 3.HDR

180[O30B06] Loss Estimation 1

14:00-14:15 ID:8b-0005
MODELLING OF THE EARTHQUAKE SOCIOECONOMIC AND LEGAL CONSEQUENCES AT THE
URBAN SCALE*Cyrielle Dollet1, Philippe Guéguen1
1.ISTERRE, Grenoble-Alpes University, Savoie Mont-Blanc University, CNRS,
IRD, IFSTTAR

14:15-14:30 ID:8b-0007
Real-Time Estimation of Direct Economic Losses
Caused by Major Earthquakes in Japan*Toshihisa Toyoda1, Qinglin Cui2, Masaki Ikeda 2, Hiromitsu
Nakamura 2, Hiroyuki Fujiwara 2
1.Kobe University, 2.National Research Institute for Earth Science andDisaster Resilience14:30-14:45 ID:8b-0023

14:15-14:30 ID:3d-0012

SEISMIC LOSS ESTIMATION AND RISK ASSESSMENT
FOR NATIONAL CAPITAL TERRITORY OF DELHI,
INDIA: FIRST RESULTSLOW DAMAGE SEISMIC RETROFIT OF A HERITAGE
URM BUILDING IN WELLINGTON, NZ*Surendra Nadh Somala , Raghucharan M C
1

1*Ioannis Prionas Prionas1, Sheri Javadian3, Arend Erik Groen2

1.Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad

1.BSc, Dipl Ing, MSc, CMEngNZ, CPEng, PE, EUR Ing, 2.PhD, CMEngNZ,
CPEng, 3.BE, MSc, CMEngNZ, CPEng

14:45-15:00 ID:8b-0037

14:30-14:45 ID:3d-0013

Implications of analytical vulnerability modelingstrategies on earthquake portfolio loss estimations

The Effect of Elastic Amplification on RockingInduced Seismic Collapse of Masonry Towers*Omer Odabasi1, Mohsen Kohrangi2, Paolo F. Bazzurro1*Matthew DeJong1, Anjali Mehrotra1

1.University School for Advanced Studies, IUSS pavia, 2.RED, Risk
Engineering + Development, Pavia, Italy

1.University of California, Berkeley

15:00-15:15 ID:8b-0001
Spatial Correation of Earthquake Loss and its Impact
on Loss Aggregation*Zifa Wang1
1.Henan University/Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake
Administration

15:15-15:30 ID:8b-0015
URBAN SEISMIC RESILIENCE PLANNING OF PUBLICSCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE IN 2 METRO MANILACITIES*Kevin Jeswani1, Jack Guo2, Constantin Christopoulos1

14:45-15:00 ID:3d-0016
Seismic Strengthening and Uplift of the 1904
Wellington Town Hall
*Stuart J Oliver 1, Laura A. Whitehurst1, Hamish S. McKenzie1, Anna
E. Philpott1
1.Holmes Consulting

15:00-15:15 ID:3d-0023
Seismic Retrofitting of Earthquake Damaged UNESCO
Palace in Nepal*Sabine Kast1, Kimiro Meguro2, Devis Sonda3, Hideki Kit Miyamoto1,
Amir Gilani1
1.Miyamoto International, Inc. , 2.The University of Tokyo, 3.Miyamoto Italia

1.University of Toronto, 2.Kinetica Dynamics

15:30-15:45 ID:8b-0040
SEISMIC LOSS ESTIMATION DUE TO DAMAGE OFSTRUCTURAL COMPONENTS FOR BUILDINGS IN
HILLY REGION*Yati Aggarwal1, Sandip Kumar Saha1

15:15-15:30 ID:3d-0027
SHEAR AND FLEXURE BEHAVIOUR OF HISTORICAL
LIME MASONRY STRENGTHENED WITH FIBRE
REINFORCED CEMENTITIOUS MATRIX*Vaibhav Singhal1, Dattatreya Tripathy1, Pawan Meghwal1
1.Indian Institute of Technology Patna

1.Indian Institute of Technology Mandi[O30B07] Seismic Retrofit ofHistoric Buildings
Oral Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 2
Chair : Maria Polese1, Noriyuki TAKAHASHI2
1. University of Naples Federico II, 2. Tohoku University

Sep. 30th (Thu)

15:30-15:45 ID:3d-0035
OUT-OF-PLANE BEHAVIOR OF URM WALLS SPRAYEDWITH ECOFRIENDLY DUCTILE CEMENTITIOUS
COMPOSITE (EDCC)*Salman Soleimani-Dashtaki1, C. E. Ventura1, N. Banthia1, M.
Hosseini1, S. Soleimani1, T. White2
1.University of British Columbia, 2.Partner at Bush, Bohlman & Partners

15:45-16:00 ID:3d-0036
DAMAGE LIMIT STATES FOR ARTISTIC ASSETS FROMCYCLIC AND DYNAMIC TESTS ON PLASTEREDMASONRY WALLS

14:00-14:15 ID:3d-0011*Gabriele Guerrini1, 2, Ilaria Senaldi1, 2, Matteo Tacci2, Andrea
Penna1, 2, Katrin Beyer 3, Maria Rota 2

Flexural performance of stone beams strengthened
with prefabricated CFRP-reinforced stone plates

1.University of Pavia, 2.EUCENTRE Foundation, 3.École PolytechniqueFédérale de Lausanne*Yong Ye1, Zi-Xiong Guo1
1.Huaqiao University

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Motion Hazard in Subduction
Regions

15:00-15:15 ID:2d-0031
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF CIRCULAR HOLLOW RC
COLUMNS*Xiao Liang1, Chunyu Du2, Bo Zhao2, Zhongxian Li2

Special Organized Session

1.Tianjin Chengjian University, 2.Tianjin University

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 3

15:15-15:30 ID:2d-0054

Organizer : Sean Kamran Ahdi1,2
1. Exponent, Inc., 2. UCLA

Speakers :*Yousef Bozorgnia1, Tadahiro Kishida 2, Sean Ahdi1, Hongjun Si3,
Nico Kuehn1, Zeynep Gülerce, Grace Parker7, Robert Youngs5, Nick
Gregor 6, Sanaz Rezaeian7, Nobuyuki Morikawa8, Mitsuko Furumura9
1.UCLA, 2.Khalifa University, 3.Seismological Research Institute Inc., 4.
Middle East Technical University, 5.Wood Environment & Infrastructure
Solutions Inc., 6.Nicholas Gregor Consulting, 7.U.S. Geological Survey, 8.
National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience,
9.Earthquake Research Center[O30B09] Seismic Performanceof Bridges 3
Oral Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 4
Chair : Yoshikazu Takahashi1, Khalid M Mosalam2
1. Kyoto University, 2. University of California, Berkeley & PEER Center

Repair of hollow columns in rigid-frame PC bridge
damaged by the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake andexamination of performance recovery by monitoring*Fumi Miyahara1, Hideaki Nishida1, Takahiro Imamura 2, Mamoru
Sawada3, Jun-ichi Hoshikuma1
1.National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management, Ministry ofLand, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, 2.Kumamoto Reconstruction
Project Office, Kyushu Regional Development Bureau, Ministry of Land,
Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, 3.Public Works Research Institute

15:30-15:45 ID:2d-0106
IMPACT OF CONNECTIONS ON SEISMICPERFORMANCES OF PRECAST CONCRETE BRIDGE
PIERS*Cancan Yang1, Pinar Okumus2
1.McMaster University, 2.University at Buffalo, the State University of New
York

15:45-16:00 ID:2d-0108
EVALUATION OF NON-EMULATIVE SEISMICRESISTANT PRECAST SEGMENTAL BRIDGECOLUMNS*Feng Liang1, Yingqi Liu1, Ye Yuan1, Francis T.K. Au1
1.The University of Hong Kong

Invited Lecture
14:00-14:30 ID:2d-0116
Seismic Design, Retrofit and Repair of Road Bridges
in Japan

Sep. 30th (Thu)*Jun-ichi Hoshikuma1
1.Center for Advanced Engineering Structural Assessment and Research,
Public Works Research Institute14:30-14:45 ID:2d-0007
Effect of Prestress Loss on Seismic Vulnerability of
Post-tensioned Precast Concrete Segmental Bridges*Yu Ping Yuen1, Wang-wen Chan1, Xiangming Zhou2, Trissa Deb1,
Yang Liu3, Hanhui Zhang4
1.National Chiao Tung University, 2.Brunel University London, 3.Hong Kong
University of Science and Technology, 4.Ove Arup and Partners Hong KongLtd.

14:45-15:00 ID:2d-0011
SEISMIC RETROFIT AND REPAIR OF REINFORCED
CONCRETE WALL PIERS*Chris P. Pantelides1, Bhaskar Kunwar 1, Vanessa McEntee1
1.University of Utah

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[O30B10] Cutting-Edge
Research on BucklingRestrained Braces (BRBs) and
Their Applications 2
Concurrent Session

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 5
Organizer : Toru Takeuchi1
1. Tokyo Institute of Technology

ID:2g-0022
Reducing residual drift with multistage bucklingrestrained braces*Ben Sitler 1, Toru Takeuchi1
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology

ID:2i-0030

ID:2g-0102

Cyclic tests of glulam frames with buckling restrainedbraces(BRBs)

SEISMIC RESPONSE CHARACTERISTICS OF LONGSPAN DOMES: ROOF-SUBSTRUCTURE INTERACTION*Wenchen Dong1, Minghao Li1, Chin-Long Lee1, Gregory MacRae1,
Anthony Abu1

*DEEPSHIKHA NAIR1, Ben Sitler 1, Yuki Terazawa1, Toru Takeuchi1

1.University of Canterbury

ID:2g-0005
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF DAMPED-OUTRIGGER
SYSTEM INCORPORATING BUCKLING-RESTRAINEDBRACES*Pao-Chun Lin1, Toru Takeuchi1[O30B11] Designing for Tsunami
Loads and Effects per ASCE
7-16
Concurrent Session

1.Tokyo Institute of Technology

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 6

ID:2g-0028
BRB design optimization for a large arena structure
based on Generalized Response Spectrum Analysis

Organizer : Ian N Robertson1
1. University of Hawaii*Yuki Terazawa1, Toru Takeuchi1, Miho Fujishima1
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology

ID:5g-0003
Overview and technical background to developmentof ASCE 7-16 Chapter 6, Tsunami Loads and Effects

ID:2g-0025
Experimental study on buckling restrained braces(BRBs) with post-tensioned carbon fiber composite
cables (CFCCs)*Ian N Robertson1, Gary Chock 2
1.University of Hawaii, 2.Martin & Chock, Inc.

*Oguz C. Celik , Shogo Inanaga , Toru Takeuchi , Oguz Cem Celik
1

1.TOKYO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

2

2

3

1.Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 3.
Istanbul Technical University

ID:5g-0002
Tsunami Design Criteria and Load Cases of ASCE 7-16
Chapter 6, Tsunami Loads and Effects

ID:2g-0032*Gary Y.K. Chock1, 2, Ian Nicol Robertson3, 2Comparing Hysteretic Behavior of RC Frames
Retrofitted with Low-Yield-Point Steel Core BRB and
Perforated Steel Plate Shear Wall

1.Martin & Chock, Inc., 2.American Society of Civil Engineers / StructuralEngineering Institute, 3.University of Hawaii at Manoa*Fatih Sutcu1, Ahmet Bal2, Kazuhiro Fujishita3, Ryota Matsui4, Oguz
C. Celik1, Toru Takeuchi5

ID:5b-0011
Techniques for probabilistic tsunami hazard modelingconsistent with ASCE 7-16

ID:2g-0293

1.AECOM Technical Services

DESIGN OF SEISMIC UPGRADING OF RC BUILDINGSBY STEEL ESOSKELETON FRAME AND BRBS

*Hong Kie Thio1, Wenwen Li1

ID:5g-0001*Edoardo Michele Marino , Francesca Barbagallo , Melina Bosco ,Aurelio Ghersi1, Pier Paolo Rossi1

Tsunami-Resilient Building Design Considerations
using the ASCE 7 Standard

1.University of Catania*Gary Y.K. Chock1

1

1

1

ID:2c-0108
SEISMIC RETROFIT FOR RC BUILDINGS USING
ELASTO-PLASTIC AND VISCOUS DAMPERS
IMPLEMENTED WITH ELASTIC STEEL FRAMES*Panumas Saingam1, Toru Takeuchi1, Fatih Sutcu2, Yuki Terazawa1,
Pao Chun Lin1
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Istanbul Technical University

Sep. 30th (Thu)

1.Istanbul Technical University, 2.Namik Kemal University, 3.Kozo Keikaku
Engineers, 4.Hokkaido University, 5.Tokyo Institute of Technology

1.Martin & Chock, Inc.

ID:5g-0004
PROTOTYPE BUILDING DESIGNS AND COSTIMPLICATIONS OF INCORPORATING TSUNAMIDESIGN*Ian N Robertson1, Jacob McKamey1
1.University of Hawaii

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ID:5d-0011

16:30-16:45 ID:8b-0008

TSUNAMI DESIGN USING NON-LINEAR PUSH-OVER
ANALYSISBUILDING SEISMIC LOSS PREDICTION BASED ON
BIM AND FEMA P-58

*Marco Baiguera1, Tiziana Rossetto1, Ian Nicol Robertson2*Zhen XU1, Ming Zheng1, Xinzheng Lu2, Yongjia Xu2, Zongcai Zhang1

1.University College London, 2.University of Hawaii at Manoa

1.University of Science and Technology Beijing, 2.Tsinghua University

ID:5d-0017

16:45-17:00 ID:8b-0011

Assessing the Effects of tsunami-induced verticalloads on the behavior of structures

Assessment of earthquake-induced loss offunctionality in reinforced concrete buildings*Marta Del Zoppo1, Tiziana Rossetto2, Marco Di Ludovico1, Andrea
Prota1*Juan Jesus Gutierrez1, Gustavo Ayala 2, Jesús Miguel Bairán3

1.University of Naples Federico II, 2.University College London

ID:5g-0005
HYDRODYNAMIC LOADING ON PIPELINES DURING
EXTREME COASTAL FLOODING EVENTS*IOAN NISTOR1, Behnaz Ghodoosipour 1, Abdolmajid
Mohammadian1, Tomoyuki Takabatake2, Tomoya Shibayama 2
1.University of Ottawa, 2.Waseda University, Tokyo[O30B12] The 2019 Tokyo
Metropolitan Resilience Project
E-Defense Test of a 3-Story
Disaster Management Center
Special Organized Session
Sep. 30th (Thu) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 7
Organizer : Trevor Yeow1
1. University of Tokyo

Sep. 30th (Thu)

Speakers :*Akira Nishitani1, Yo Hibino2, Tomohisa Mukai3, Trevor Yeow4,
Kazuaki Mizukoshi5, Koichi Kusunoki 6, Paolo Calvi7, Mohamed
Moustafa8
1.Waseda University, 2.Nagoya University, 3.Building Research Institute,
4.University of Tokyo, 5.Obayashi Corporation, 6.University of Tokyo, 7.
University of Washington, 8.University of Nevada

17:00-17:15 ID:8b-0025
Detection of damage status of buildings in the 2016
Kumamoto Earthquake using deep learning withon-site photos*Wen Liu1, Kaneya Tozawa1, Yoshihisa Maruyama1, Fumio
Yamazaki2, Masashi Matsuoka3, Kei Horie 4
1.Chiba University, 2.National Research Institute for Earth Science andDisaster Resilience, 3.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 4.MS&AD InterRisk
Research & Consulting

17:15-17:30 ID:8b-0026
A PROBABLISTIC CASUALTY MODEL TO INCLUDE
INJURY SEVERITY LEVLES IN SEISMIC RISK AND
RESILIENCY ASSESSMENT*Weichiang Pang1, Sereen Majdalaweyh2, Amir Safiey1, Keivan
Rokneddin3, Saurabh Prabhu4, Mohammad Javanbarg5, Ershad
Ziaei 6
1.Ph.D Candidate, Glenn Department of Civil Engineering, Clemson
University , 2.Professor, Glenn Department of Civil Engineering, Clemson
University , 3.Manager of Earthquake Modeling, Research and Development,
AIG , 4.Senior Catastrophic Research Analyst, AIG , 5.Director of CRS
Product Development, AIG , 6.Post-Doctoral Fellow, Glenn Department ofCivil Engineering, Clemson University

17:30-17:45 ID:8b-0032
PROBABILISTIC ASSESMENT OF EARTHQUAKEINDUCED DEBRIS GENERATION USING PBEE
METHODOLOGY*Carlos Mesta1, Sandra Santa-Cruz1, Ramzy Kahhat1
1.Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru

[O30C06] Loss Estimation 2
Oral Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 1
Chair : Zifa Wang , Carlo Del Gaudio
1

2

1. Henan University/Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake
Administration, 2. University of Naples Federico II

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1.PhD Student, Instituto de Ingeniería, Univerisidad Nacional Autónoma deMéxico, 2.Professor, Instituto de Ingeniería, Universidad Nacional Autónoma
de México, 3.Associate Professor, Departamento de Ingeniería Civil y
Ambiental, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya

17:45-18:00 ID:8b-0038
TOWARD A SIMPLIFIED EVALUATION OF SEISMICREPAIR COSTS FOR RC BUILDINGS WITH MASONRYINFILLS*Carlo Del Gaudio1, Maria Teresa De Risi1, Gerardo Mario
Verderame1
1.University of Naples Federico II18:00-18:15 ID:8b-0042

17:45-18:00 ID:3e-0017

Impact Assessment of Seismic Breakdown of
Upstream Wastewater Treatment Plants on
Downstream Water Use

SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF PLASTERBOARD
SUSPENDED CEILINGS UNDER SHAKING-TABLE
GENERATED MOTIONS*Osamu Fujiki1, Emi Doyle1, Hajime Watanabe1*Venkatesh Patnana1, Durgesh Chandra Rai1

1.Kyoto University

1.IIT KANPUR

18:00-18:15 ID:3e-0004[O30C07] Non-Structural
Components and Systems

STUDY ON CONNECTIONS OF CABLE TRAY

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 2

18:15-18:30 ID:3e-0016*Siyuan Wu1, Chen Wu1, Huanjun Jiang1
1.Tongji University

Oral Presentation

Chair : Serena Cattari

PROTECTION OF PIPING SYSTEMS AGAINSTOPERATIONAL VIBRATION AND SEISMIC EXCITATIONBY MEANS OF VISCOELASTIC FLUID DAMPERS

1

1. University of Genova*Frank Barutzki1, Ichiro Tamura 2, Masashi Kuramasu2, Shuhei
Kaneko3

16:30-16:45 ID:3e-0014

1.GERB Schwingungsisolierungen GmbH, 2.The Chugoku Electric Power
Co., Inc., 3.GERB Vibration Control Systems Japan, Inc.

EFFECTS OF THE VERTICAL COMPONENT ON THE
SEISMIC RESPONSE OF URM BUILDINGS*Sergio Lagomarsino1, Stefania Degli Abbati1, Serena Cattari1[O30C08] Masonry Structures

1.University of Genoa, Italy

Oral Presentation

16:45-17:00 ID:3e-0001

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 3

SEISMIC RISK CLASSIFICATION OF NONSTRUCTURAL ELEMENTS*Gerard O'Reilly1, Gian Michele Calvi1

Chair : Aiko Furukawa1

1.Scuola Universitaria Superiore IUSS Pavia

1. Kyoto University

17:00-17:15 ID:3e-0020

16:30-16:45 ID:2i-0011

EXPERIMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF THE OUT-OFPLANE RESPONSE OF STRENGTHENED MASONRYINFILLS IN RC FRAMESCYCLIC TESTING AND NUMERICAL MODELING FORCOMBINED AND CONFINED MASONRY WALLS

1

1

1.University of Naples Federico II - Department of Structures for Engineeringand Architecture

SHAKE TABLE TESTS FOR SEISMIC QUALIFICATIONOF PARTITION WALLS*Aleksandra Bogdanovic , Lidija Krstevska , Angela Poposka , Filip
Manojlovski1, Antonio Shoklarovski1
1

1

1

1.Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Seismology IZIISUniversity "Ss. Cyril and Methodius", Skopje, R.N.Macedonia

17:30-17:45 ID:3e-0002
GENERATING SEISMIC FLOOR DESIGN SPECTRA OF
EXISTING BUILDINGS USING AVM TESTING*Ghyslaine Prof. McClure , Amin Asgarian
1.McGill University

1.UAM Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, 2.IPN Instituto Politécnico
Nacional

16:45-17:00 ID:2i-0025

17:15-17:30 ID:3e-0012

1*Juan Edmundo Mayorga1, Arturo Tena-Colunga1, Hans Isrrael
Archundia-Aranda1, Norberto Domínguez2

Sep. 30th (Thu)*Mariano Di Domenico , Paolo Ricci , Gerardo Mario Verderame ,Alberto Balsamo1, Gennaro Maddaloni1
1

1

Blind predictions of shake table testing of aggregate
masonry buildings*Igor Tomic1, Andrea Penna 2, Matthew DeJong3, Christoph
Butenweg4, Ilaria Senaldi2, Gabriele Guerrini5, Daniele Malomo3,
Katrin Beyer 1
1.Ecole polytechnique federale de Lausanne (EPFL), 2.University of Pavia,
3.University of California Berkeley, 4.RWTH Aachen University, 5.EUCENTRE(European Centre for Training and Research in Earthquake Engineering)

17:00-17:15 ID:2i-0028
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE IN-PLANE FLEXURALBEHAVIOR OF CONFINED MASONRY WALLS*Jorge Luis Varela-Rivera1, Luis Enrique Fernandez-Baqueiro1, Joel
Alberto Moreno-Herrera1
1.Universidad Autonoma de Yucatan

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17:15-17:30 ID:2i-0183

16:30-16:45 ID:6b-0006

EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF STRENGTHENEDTUBULAR BRICK MASONRY USED IN INFORMAL
DWELLINGSDEVELPOMENT OF ESTIMATION METHOD OF
BUILDING INPUT GROUND MOTIONS USING SEISMIC
RECORDS ON SHM AND MeSO-net*Luis Martin Lavado Durand1, Jorge Luis Gallardo Tapia1, Claudia
Mitie Honma 2, Alexander Cardenas Fernandez2, Carlos Alberto
Acuña Asenjo2*Kan Hasegawa1, Akihiro Kusaka1, Katsuhisa Kanda1, Takeshi
Kimura 2, Shinichi Sakai3

1.National University of Engineering, 2.Japan-Peru Center for Earthquake
Engineering Research and Disaster Mitigation

1.KOBORI RESEARCH COMPLEX INC., 2.National Research Institute for
Earth Science and Disaster Resilience, 3.Earthquake Research Institute,
University of Tokyo

17:30-17:45 ID:2i-0196

16:45-17:00 ID:6b-0012

In-plane pseudo-static tests of concrete brickmasonry walls externally boned with basalt textile
reinforced concrete

A Proposed Method for Conducting Structural
Assessment for Search & Rescue Operations*Lin Cheng Wan , Yang Ji Wang
1

1

1.Zhejiang University

17:45-18:00 ID:2i-0199
STUDY ON SHEAR AND FLEXURAL BEHAVIOR OF
NEPALESE MASONRY WALLS WITH AND WITHOUTREINFORCEMENT*Chhabi Mishra1, Kentaro Yamaguchi2, Yohei Endo3, Toshikazu
Hanazato4, Manjip Shakya5
1.Ph.D. student , Kyushu University, 2.Professor, Kyushu University, 3.
Assistant Professor, Shinshu University, 4.Professor, Mie University, 5.Headof Department, Khwopa Engineering College*Joshua Macabuag1, Dave Brunsdon2, Oscar Lizarzaburu3, Matt
Keogh4, Peter Goxharaj5
1.USAR Engineer, Search And Rescue Assistance In Disasters (SARAID),
2.Engineering Training Co-ordinator, NZ USAR, 3.Structures Specialist, Peru
USAR, 4.Managing Director, Wasp-Rescue Ltd, 5.Senior Programme Officer
for Rapid Deployment Units and Foreign Operations, THW-Germany

17:00-17:15 ID:6b-0007
Approximate Bayesian Approach to Rapid Structural
Identification*Alana Lund1, Ilias Bilionis1, Shirley J. Dyke1
1.Purdue University

17:15-17:30 ID:6b-0001
18:00-18:15 ID:2i-0223
Seismic testing of adjacent interacting masonry
structures

POST-EARTHQUAKE BUILDING SAFETY EVALUATIONWITHIN THE PERFORMANCE-BASED DESIGNFRAMEWORK*Igor Tomic1, Andrea Penna 2, Matthew DeJong3, Christoph
Butenweg4, Antonio Correia5, Paulo Candeias5, Ilaria Senaldi2,
Gabriele Guerrini 6, Daniele Malomo3, Katrin Beyer 1*Fernando Sanchez-Flores1, Amador Teran-Gilmore2

1.Ecole polytechnique federale de Lausanne (EPFL), 2.University of Pavia,
3.University of California Berkeley, 4.RWTH Aachen University, 5.National
Laboratory for Civil Engineering (LNEC), 6.EUCENTRE European Centre forTraining and Research in Earthquake Engineering

17:30-17:45 ID:6b-0005

Sep. 30th (Thu)

18:15-18:30 ID:2i-0121
EXPERIMENT-BASED EARTHQUAKE-RESISTANT
PROTOTYPE DESIGN OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS IN
NEPAL*Jitendra Kumar Bothara1, R. Desai2, P. Pradhan3, J. Panda3, V.
Rawal4, S. Raghunath 5, S. Purohit6, 7, J. Ingham1, D. Dizhur 1
1.University of Auckland, 2.National Centre for Peoples Action in Disaster
Preparedness, 3.United Nations Development Program, 4.People in Center,
5.BMS College of Engineering, 6.School of Engineering, Institute ofTechnology, 7.Nirma University

1.KyoDynamics Consulting, 2.Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana

IDA-BASED SEISMIC COLLAPSE PATTERNS AND
THEIR PREDICTABILITY BY GENERALIZED LINEAR
MODELS*Konstantinos Theodoros Tsalouchidis1, Nenad Bijelić1, Christoph
Adam1, Lukas Moschen2
1.Unit of Applied Mechanics, UIBK, 2.VCE ZT GmbH

17:45-18:00 ID:6b-0015
APPLICABILITY CONDITIONS OF EXTENDED
CORRELATION ANOMALY DETECTION FOR
STRUCTURE-PORTFOLIO MONITORING*Taro Yaoyama1, Takenori Hida1, Tsuyoshi Takada1
1.The University of Tokyo[O30C09] Rapid Structural
Assessment
Oral Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 4
Chair : Satoshi Tanaka1, Mehran Rahmani2
1. Tokoha University, 2. California State University, Long Beach186

18:00-18:15 ID:6b-0016
EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE DETECTION AND
LOCALIZATION IN A FULL-SCALE SLICE OF A
7-STORY RC SHEAR WALL BUILDING*Mehran Rahmani1, Jaime R. Grabinski1, Marija I. Todorovska 2, 3,
Mahdi Ebrahimian4
1.California State University, Long Beach , 2.Tianjin University, Tianjin, 3.
University of Southern California, Los Angeles, 4.Miyamoto International, Inc.

18:15-18:30 ID:6b-0017

20:30-20:45 ID:6e-0012

DOWNTIME ESTIMATION OF BUILDINGS AND
INFRASTRUCTURES USING FUZZY LOGICBUILDING RESILIENCE THROUGH STRUCTURALHEALTH MONITORING AND RECONNAISSANCE

Melissa De Iuliis1, Gian Paolo Cimellaro1, *MARCO DOMANESCHI1,
Solomon Tesfamariam2*Khalid M Mosalam1, S. Muin1, S. Günay1, A. Tsai2, M. Hwang2, C.
Li2, J. Lian2, L. El Ghaoui2

1.Politecnico di Torino - DISEG, 2.The University of British Columbia

1.University of California, Berkeley & PEER Center, 2.University of California,
Berkeley[O30D06] Human Behavior
Oral Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 19:00-21:00
On-line 1
Chair : Norio Maki , Khalid M Mosalam
1

2

20:45-21:00 ID:6h-0004
Assessment of Emergency Evacuation Preparedness
for Seismic Hazard in an Urban Area
*Arnob Chakrabarty1, Mohammad Mizanur Rahman2, Michio
Ubaura3
1.Master's Student, Jahangirnagar University, 2.Assistant Professsor,
Jahangirnagar University, 3.Associate Professor, Tohoku University

1. Kyoto University, 2. University of California, Berkeley & PEER Center

Invited Lecture
19:00-19:30 ID:6e-0018
Rising Challenges of Coping with both Structure
Dynamics to Behavior Dynamics through Innovative
Approaches*Li Wei-Sen

1

1.National Science and Technology Center for Disaster Reduction, Taiwan

Oral Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 19:00-21:00
On-line 2
Chair : Mineo Takayama1, Fatih Sutcu2
1. Fukuoka University, 2. Istanbul Technical University

19:30-19:45 ID:6e-0002
PROPOSED EVALUATION CURVE FOR HUMANSENSITIVITY TO SEISMIC MOTION CONSIDERING
DIRECTION AND DURATION*Rie Okazawa , Hiroshi Kambara
1[O30D07] Seismic Isolation
Systems 2

1

1.Shimizu Corporation

19:45-20:00 ID:6e-0004*Takenori Hida1, Tatsuya Itoi1, Tsuyoshi Takada1

LARGE-SCALE FE ANALYSIS OF A BASE-ISOLATEDBUILDING CONSIDERING STRUCTURAL COLLISIONSWITH RETAINING WALLS*DONGHA KIM1, YUJI MIYAMOTO2
1.Daiwa House Industry Co., Ltd., 2.Osaka University

19:15-19:30 ID:2g-0236
STRUCTURAL SEISMIC ISOLATION METHOD FOR
SEISMIC PROTECTION OF HIGHLY RELIABLE
STRUCTURES

1.The University of Tokyo*Azer Arastunoglu Kasimzade1, Gencay Atmaca 2, Mehmet
Kuruoglu3, Rauf Ahatoglu Mukimov4, K. S. Pfidze1

20:00-20:15 ID:6e-0008

1.Ondokuz Mayis University, 2.Provincial Directorate of Disaster andEmergency, 3.Dokuz Eylul University, 4.Azerbaijan National Academy of
Sciences

Subject Experiments about Shaking Response of
Human Body Using Earthquake Experience Vehicle*Harumi Yoneda1, Mutsuhiro Yoshizawa1, Rie Suzuki1, Masashi
Yamamoto1
1.Takenaka Research & Development Institute20:15-20:30 ID:6e-0010
VIBRATION SERVICEABILITY OF FOOTBRIDGES:CROWD EVACUATION IN EARTHQUAKE

Sep. 30th (Thu)

Evaluation Method of Human Injury During Earthquake
Based on Seismic Response Analysis Model of Human
Body

19:00-19:15 ID:2g-0013

19:30-19:45 ID:2g-0116
A MODIFIED BEAM-ON-NONLINEAR-WINKLERFOUNDATION MODEL TO CAPTURE STRUCTURALAND FOUNDATION ROCKING ON DRY SAND
*Iason Pelekis1, Frank McKenna 2, Gopal Madabhushi1, Matthew
DeJong2
1.University of Cambridge, 2.University of California, Berkeley*Xinxin Wei1, Bo Fu2, Jin Chen2
1.Ruhr-Universität Bochum, 2.Chang’an University

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19:45-20:00 ID:2d-0131

19:15-19:30 ID:8c-0015

Coupling the response of strongback system withdifferent dampers placements

A global earthquake risk model for the education
sector: identifying the institutions, teachers andstudents at risk

Vittoria Laghi1, Michele Palermo1, *Stefano Silvestri1, Giada
Gasparini1, Tomaso Trombetti1*James Edward Daniell1, 2, 6, Andreas Maximilian Schaefer 1, 2, 6,
Antonios Pomonis2, Rashmin Gunasekera 2, Oscar Ishizawa 2,
Fernando Ramirez3, Carina Fonseca3, Laisa Daza3, Johannes
Brand1, 2, Jens de Bruijn2, 4, Graeme Angus Riddell5, 2, Timea Barta 2,
Marleen de Ruiter4

1.DICAM - University of Bologna

20:00-20:15 ID:2g-0052
Structural Optimization of Stacked Rocking Spine
Systems for Nonlinear Earthquake Response*Amory Martin1, Gregory G Deierlein1
1.Stanford University

20:15-20:30 ID:2g-0053
Optimal Parameter Analysis Of Shared Tuned Mass
Damper For Twin-Tower Connected Structure*Qing Lyu , Kejian Cai , Yue Chen , Zhiwang Hu , Ming Zhou
1

1

1

1

1

1.Ningbo University of Technology

20:30-20:45 ID:2g-0277
Experimental Verification of Building Mass Damper
System with Semi-active Control Device*Tzu-Kang Lin1, Yu-Fang Liu2, Kuo-Chun Chang3

19:30-19:45 ID:8c-0032
A Comprehensive Probabilistic Earthquake andTsunami Risk Model for Japan*Manabu Masuda1, Chesley Williams1, Junichi Sakai2, Delphine
Fitzenz1, Emel Seyhan1, Tim Ancheta1, Rozita Jalali Farahani1,
Jochen Woessner 3, Erin Dollarhide1
1.Risk Management Solutions, Inc., 2.RMS Japan Corporation, 3.Risk
Management Solutions, Inc., Zurich

19:45-20:00 ID:8c-0038

1.National Chiao Tung University , 2.National Center for Research on
Earthquake Engineering, 3.National Taiwan University

UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION OF MULTIPLE
SEISMIC HAZARD MODELS IN PROBABILISTIC RISKASSESSMENT

20:45-21:00 ID:2g-0213*Mabel Cristina Marulanda Fraume1, Juan Carlos de la Llera 2, 1,
Gabriel Andrés Bernal3, Omar Darío Cardona4

Analytical Study on 3-D Shake Table Test Results for
Full-Scale 5-Story Steel Building with Steel Dampers*Hajime Yamagiwa1, Kazuhiko Kasai2, Yuki Baba3, Yoriyuki
Matsuda4
1.Okumura Corporation, 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 3.Yasui Architects &Engineers, 4.Tokyo University of Science

Sep. 30th (Thu)[O30D08] Probabilistic Modeling
Oral Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 19:00-21:00
On-line 3
Chair : Guillermo Franco1, Seiichiro Fukushima 2

1.CIGIDEN, National Research Center for Integrated Natural Disaster
Management, Santiago, 2.Department of Structural and GeotechnicalEngineering, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Santiago, 3.
Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Bogotá, 4.Universidad Nacional de
Colombia, Manizales

20:00-20:15 ID:8c-0074
EXPLORING PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC RISKASSESSMENT TO MONITOR THE SENDAIFRAMEWORK FOR DISASTER RISK REDUCTION*Vitor Silva1, Alejandro Calderon1, Catarina Costa1, Jamal Dabbeek1,
Luis Martins1, Anirudh Rao1, Catalina Yepes1, Ana Acevedo2, Helen
Crowley 3, Kishor Jaiswal4, Murray Journeay5, Massimiliano Pittore 6
1.Global Earthquake Model, 2.EAFIT University, 3.EUCENTRE, 4.UnitedStates Geological Survey, 5.Natural Resources Canada, 6.GFZ German
Research Centre for Geosciences

1. Guy Carpenter, 2. RKK Consulting Co., Ltd.

20:15-20:30 ID:8d-0002

19:00-19:15 ID:8c-0033

SPATIAL CORRELATION OF LOSSES IN JAPAN:
IMPACT OF EARTHQUAKE AND TSUNAMI SOURCEMODEL ASSUMPTIONSPROBABILISTIC DAMAGE INDEX FUNCTIONS FOR
OLD WOODEN HOUSES BASED ON PERIODDEPENDENT SPECTRAL INTENSITY*Taishi Furukawa1, Yasuhiro Mori1, Ryosuke Usami1, Yukari
Mizutani1, Hideki Idota 2
1.Nagoya University, 2.Nagoya Institute of Technology

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1.Geophysical Institute and Center for Disaster Management and Risk
Reduction Technology, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Karlsruhe, 2.
Disaster Risk and Resilience Analytics and Solutions Knowledge Silo Breaker(D-RAS KSB), GPURL, World Bank, Washington D.C., 3.Global Program for
Safer Schools, GPURL, World Bank, Washington D.C., 4.Institute forEnvironmental Studies (IVM), VU Amsterdam, Amsterdam, 5.School of Civil,
Environmental and Mining Engineering, University of Adelaide, Adelaide,
6.Risklayer GmbH, Karlsruhe*D. D. Fitzenz1, S. Levy1, L. Damian1, R. Jalali Farahani1, J.
Woessner 2
1.Model Development, Risk Management Solutions, Inc., Newark, CA,
2.Earthquake Model Development, Risk Management Solutions, Inc., Zurich,8050

20:30-20:45 ID:8d-0017

ID:2g-0290

ASSESSMENT PROBABILISTIC OF SEISMIC RISKUSING FRAGILITY FUNCTION FOR DWELLING IN
METROPOLITAN LIMA CITYSENSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF STEEL MOMENTCONNECTIONS WITH SHAPE MEMORY ALLOY BOLTS*Erika Flores , Miguel Diaz , Carlos Zavala
1111.National University of Engineering

20:45-21:00 ID:8d-0019
SIMPLIFIED SEISMIC RISK ESTIMATION OF STEELMOMENT FRAMES WITH LINEAR VISCOUS DAMPERSBY PROBABILISTIC DEMAND MODELS*Omid Dadpour 1, Mehdi Banazadeh1
1.Amirkabir University of Technology*Majid Mohammadi Nia1, Saber Moradi1
1.Ryerson University

ID:2g-0196
A SIMPLE SELF-CENTERING BASE SHEAR FUSE FOR
COST-EFFECTIVE CONTROLLED ROCKING STEELBRACED FRAMES*Robert Tremblay1, Paul Mottier 1
1.Polytechnique Montreal

ID:2b-0145[O30D09] Low Damage/
Resilient Construction
Concurrent Session

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 19:00-21:00
On-line 4
Organizer : Abdolreza S. Moghadam1
1. International Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Seismology (IIEES)EFFECT OF PLAN ASYMMETRY ON SEISMICPERFORMANCE OF LOW RISE BRACED STEELBUILDINGS WITH ROCKING MOTION*Masoumeh Farshbaf1, Abdolreza S. Moghadam2, Sahar Saghi
1.International institute of earthquake engineering and seismology (IIEES),
2.International Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Seismology (IIEES)

ID:2g-0221
Evaluation of the Demands on Non-Structural
Components in Controlled Rocking Steel Braced
Frames

ID:2g-0272*Lydell Wiebe1, Nathan Buccella1, Dimitrios Konstantinidis2, Taylor
Steele1

Investigating Initial Stiffness of Self-Centering Seismic
Systems that Rely on Gap-Opening Mechanisms

1.McMaster University, 2.University of California, Berkeley*Matthew Eatherton1, Xiaogang Huang2, Zhen Zhou2

ID:2g-0063

1.Virginia Tech, 2.Southeast University

SEISMIC RATCHETING OF STEEL STRUCTURES WITHUNBALANCED STIFFNESS/STRENGTHS-SHAKINGTABLE STUDY

ID:2g-0018
DAMPERS FOR SEISMIC PERFOMANCEIMPROVEMENT OF LOW RISE BRACED STEELBUILDINGS WITH ROCKING MOTION*Ali A. Rad1, Gregory MacRae2*Abdolreza S. Moghadam1, Masumeh Farshbaf1

ID:2g-0247

1.International Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Seismology (IIEES)USE OF ROCKING STEEL PIERS FOR ENHANCEDBRIDGE SEISMIC PERFORMANCERELIABILITY-BASED DESIGN OF FORCECONTROLLED COMPONENTS IN ROCKING STEELBRACED FRAMES

Sep. 30th (Thu)

ID:2g-0166

1.Aurecon New Zealand Limited, 2.University of Canterbury*M Shahria Alam1, Robert Tremblay2, Paul King3, Ahmad
Rahmzadeh1, Kamrul Islam2, Faroque Hossain1
1.The University of British Columbia, 2.Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal,
3.Rapid Span Ltd.

*Shahrzad Dastmalchi1, Henry V Burton1
1.University of California, Los Angeles

ID:2g-0237
OPTIMIZATION OF ENERGY DISSIPATING STEELPLATE FUSES*Saber Moradi1, Ahmad Siar Mahmood Shah1
1.Ryerson University

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17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING[O30D10] Recent Advances in
Seismic Isolation and
Supplemental Damping
Systems for Vibration Control

ID:2g-0070
CHARACTERIZATION AND NUMERICAL ASSESSMENT
OF LEAD EXTRUSION DAMPER WITH ADAPTIVE
BEHAVIOR*ELEONORA BRUSCHI1, FABIO MACOBATTI1, Carlo Pettorruso1,
VIRGINIO QUAGLINI1

Concurrent Session

1.POLITECNICO DI MILANO

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 19:00-21:00
On-line 5

ID:2g-0292

Organizer : Paolo Calvi1

Preliminary study of curved-base post-tensioned
rocking walls

1. University of Washington*Richard Wiebe1, Chi-pu Lin1, Jeffrey Berman1

ID:2g-0321
DEVELOPMENT OF VARIABLE FRICTION PENDULUM
SYSTEMS*Tianye Yang1, Paolo Martino Calvi2, Richard Wiebe2
1.Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Inc., 2.University of Washington

1.University of Washington

ID:2g-0094
MODELLING OF 3D ROLLING COLUMNS USED IN AN
UNCOUPLED BASE DUAL-MECHANISM SYSTEM FOR
HIGH-RISE BUILDINGS*Fei Tong1, Constantin Christopoulos1

ID:2g-0035
NUMERICAL MODELLING OF THE FRICTIONPENDULUM SYSTEM INCORPORATING STATICFRICTION AT BREAKAWAY*VIRGINIO QUAGLINI1, EMANUELE GANDELLI1, MATTIA PENATI2,EDIE MIGLIO2, PAOLO DUBINI1
1.Politecnico di Milano, Department of Architecture, Built Environment andConstruction Engineering, 2.Politecnico di Milano, Department ofMathematics "F. Brioschi"

ID:2g-0087
DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF CURVED SURFACE SLIDER
DEVICES UNDER SEVERE INPUT MOTION*Marco Furinghetti1, Tianye Yang2, Paolo Martino Calvi2, Alberto
Pavese1
1.University of Pavia, 2.University of Washington

Sep. 30th (Thu)

ID:2g-0289
Seismic Performance of a Friction Pendulum-Gap
Damper Coupled System*VIRGINIO QUAGLINI1, Dario De Domenico2, Emanuele Gandelli1,
Giuseppe Ricciardi2
1.Politecnico di Milano, 2.University of Messina

ID:2g-0060
HYBRID STRATEGY TO ACHIEVE 3D BASE ISOLATIONOF STRUCTURES*MARCO DOMANESCHI1, Luca Martinelli2, Gian Paolo Cimellaro1
1.Politecnico di Torino - DISEG, 2.Politecnico di Milano - DICA

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1.University of Toronto[O30D11] Earthquake Resistant
Buildings Using Raw andEngineered Bamboo
Special Organized Session
Sep. 30th (Thu) / 19:00-21:00
On-line 6
Organizer : Cristoforo Demartino1
1. Zhejiang University

Speakers :*Cristoforo Demartino1, Yan Xiao1, Zhi Li2, Rui Wang, Rodolfo
Lorenzo3, Luisa Molari4
1.Zhejiang University, 2.Nanjing Tech University, 3.University College
London, 4.DICAM

Program (Sep 30th, Poster)[P30E01] Hazard Assessment 1_
Engineering Seismology
Poster Presentation*Ivan G Wong1, Mark Dober 2, Susan Olig3, Jacqueline Bott4

ID:1c-0008

ID:1c-0001
PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENT OF
THE CHILEAN AUSTRAL-SOUTH REGION*Marisella Ortega , Galo Valdebenito , David Alvarado , Ingrid
Vargas3, 1
3, 1

Evaluating the Seismic Hazard in Northernmost Chile
1.Lettis Consultants International/California Seismic Safety Commission,
2.AECOM, 3.Olig Seismic Geology, Inc., 4.California Geological Survey

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 1

1, 2

ID:1c-0006

1, 2

1.RiNA, 2.MERIC, 3.Austral University of Chile

Probabilistic hazard assessment of fault
displacements under reverse fault considering effectsof overlaying soils*Yin Cheng1, Yalin He2, Wenwen Luo2, Liping Wang2
1. School of Civil Engineering, Southwest Jiaotong University, Chengdu
610031, Sichuan, 2.School of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Chongqing
University of Science and Technology, Chongqing 401331

ID:1c-0010

ID:1c-0002
Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Assessments forNorthern Southeast Asia
*Teraphan Ornthammarath1, Pennung Warnitchai2, Chung-Han
Chan3, Phuong Hong Nguyen4, Le Minh Nguyen 4, Suwith Kosuwan5,
Myo Thant6
1.Mahidol University, 2.Asian Institute of Technology, 3.Earth Observatory ofSingapore, 4.Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology, 5.Department ofMineral Resources, 6.Myanmar Earthquake Committee

ID:1c-0003
APPLICATION OF THE KERNEL METHOD FOR THE
SEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENT OF A NEW NUCLEAR
SITE IN THE UK, WYLFA NEWYDD*Manuela Villani , Barbara Polidoro , Zygmunt Lubkowski
11

1

1.ArupPROPOSAL OF SEISMIC HAZARD MAPS BASED ON
CONDITIONAL PROBABILITY IN CONSIDERATIONWITH SPATIAL CORRELATION OF GROUND MOTIONINTENSITY*Sayaka Igarashi1, Masahi Aoki1, Yasuo Uchiyama1
1.TAISEI CORPORATION

ID:1c-0011
NEW PERUVIAN REGULATION FOR SEISMIC DESIGNOF UNDERGROUND STRUCTURES*JORGE LUIS Cabanillas1, AMADEO BENAVENT2, CARLOSCORDOVA3, ALBERTO LEDESMA4, FRANCISCO LOPEZ4, IVANPEHOVAZ5, JULIO RODRIGUEZ4
1.DISEPRO1, 2.TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF MADRID, 3.NATIONALUNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING, 4.TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF
CATALONIA, 5.PONTIFICAL CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF PERU

ID:1c-0012
ESTIMATION OF SEISMIC HAZARD FOR KATHMANDU,
NEPAL AND ADJACENT REGIONS*Rajaram Chenna1, Neelima Patnala 2, Pradeep Kumar
Ramancharla 2*Takayuki Hayashi1, Harumi Yashiro2

1.Rajeev Gandhi Memorial College of Engineering and Technology, 2.
International Institute of Information Technology - Hyderabad

1.Tokio Marine & Nichido Risk Consulting Co. Ltd., 2.National Defense
AcademyID:1c-0013

ID:1c-0005

Effects of 12 November 2017 earthquake (Mw 7.3) on
Havasan Dam Site and its Comparison with Seismic
Design Criteria

INNOVATIONS IN GROUND MOTIONCHARACTERISATION FOR THE 2020 EUROPEAN
SEISMIC HAZARD MODEL (ESHM2020)*Graeme Weatherill1, Sreeram Reddy Kotha1, Fabrice Cotton1, 2,
Laurentiu Danciu3

Sep. 30th (Thu)

ID:1c-0004

STUDY ON THE EFFECTS OF FAULT MODELPARAMETER UNCERTAINTIES ON SEISMIC HAZARD*Ahmad Naderzadeh1, Ramin Madani2
1.Imensaze Zelzeleh Company, 2.Mahab Ghodss Consulting Engineers
Company

1.GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, 2.University of Potsdam,
3.Swiss Seismological Service, ETH Zürich

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ID:1c-0014
Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Assessment of Nepal for
Revisionof National Building Code (NBC)-105*Deepak Chamlagain1, Govinda Prasad Niroula 2, Prem Nath
Maskey 3, Manoj Kumar Bista4, Minesh Ratna Tamrakar, Bipin
Kumar Gautam, Swopnil Ojha, Rajesh Prasad Dhakal5, Indra Prasad
Dhakal1.Department of Geology, Tri-Chandra M. Campus, Tribhuvan University,
2.Kathford International College of Engineering and Management, Tribhuvan
University, 3.Institute of Engineering, Tribhuvan University, 4.National
Reconstruction Authority, Nepal, 5.University of Canterbury, New Zealand[P30E02] Source
Characterization 1_ Engineering
Seismology
Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 2
ID:1b-0001

ID:1c-0015
A FAULT SOURCE BASED PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC
HAZARD ASSESSMENT OF KATHMANDU VALLEY,
NEPAL*Govinda Prasad Niroula , Deepak Chamlagain
12

1.Department of Civil Engineering, Kathford International College ofEngineering and Management, Tribhuvan University, Nepal., 2.Department of
Geology, Tri-Chandra M. Campus, Tribhuvan University, Nepal.

CATEGORIZATION OF THE FAULT PARAMETERSUSED FOR STRONG MOTION PREDICTION AND THEIRALEATORY UNCERTAINTY*Kazuo Dan1, Atsuko Oana1, Masanobu Tohdo1, Hiroyoki Fujiwara 2,
Nobuyuki Morikawa 2
1.Ohsaki Research Institute, Inc., 2.National Research Institute for Earth
Science and Disaster Resilience

ID:1b-0002

ID:1c-0016
MORPHO-SEISMOTECTONIC STUDY OF BAKHTIARIDOUBLE-ARC CONCRETE DAM SITE IN SOUTHWEST
OF IRAN*Ramin Madani , Ahmad Naderzadeh
12

1.Mahab Ghodss Consulting Engineers Company, 2.Imensaze Zelzeleh
Company

ID:1c-0017
STRONG GROUND MOTION PREDICTION FOR NEW
SOURCE FAULT MODELS OF FUTAGAWA AND HINAGU
ACTIVE FAULT ZONES, JAPAN

Sep. 30th (Thu)*Tomotaka Iwata1, Kimiyuki Asano1, Masayuki Yoshimi2, Hiroe
Miyake3, Haruko Sekiguchi1, Shin'ichi Matsushima1, Hiroshi
Kawase1, Fumiaki Nagashima1, Hiroaki Yamanaka4, Kosuke
Chimoto4, Nobuyuki Yamada5, Tatsuo Kanno 6, Michiko Shigefuji 6,
Shigeki Senna7, Takahiro Maeda7, Atsushi Wakai7, Asako Iwaki7,
Kaoru Jin9, Hidetaka Saomoto2, Seiji Tsuno8, Masahiro Korenaga8,
Haruhiko Suzuki9, Shunpei Manabe9, Hisanori Matsuyama9, Atsushi
Yatagai9, Shigeru Okamoto10, Masaki Suehiro10
1.Kyoto University, 2.Geological Survey of Japan, National Institute ofAdvanced Industrial Science and Technology, 3.The University of Tokyo,
4.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 5.Kochi University, 6.Kyushu University,
7.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience,
8.Railway Technical Resaerch Institute , 9.Oyo Corporation, 10.Hanshin
Consultants

ID:1c-0018
Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis of thePhilippines*Ming Lai Minly So1, Jack Pappin2, Tim Mote2, Dennis Wong1
1.Ove Arup & Partner Hong Kong Limited, 2.Arup Australia Pty Limited

EVALUATION OF LONG-PERIOD GROUND MOTIONSIN THE ASO CALDERA DURING THE 2016 KUMAMOTO
EARTHQUAKE*Toshimichi Kidoh1, Masayuki Nagano2
1.SHIMIZU CORPORATION, 2.Tokyo University of Science

ID:1b-0003
ESTIMATION OF THE SHORT-PERIOD LEVEL OF THE
2011 OFF THE PACIFIC COAST OF TOHOKU
EARTHQUAKE BY STOCHASTIC GREEN’S FUNCTIONMETHOD*Dianshu JU1, Kensuke ARAI2, Kazuo DAN1, Hiroyuki FUJIWARA3,
Nobuyuki MORIKAWA3
1.Ohsaki Research Institute, Inc., 2.Shimizu Corporation, 3. National
Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience

ID:1b-0004
CHARACTERIZED SOURCE MODEL OF THE 2017
MW6.5 JIUZHAIGOU EARTHQUAKE*Hao Wu1, 2, Kojiro Irikura3, Susumu Kurahashi4
1.School of Civil Engineering, Shandong Jianzhu University, 2.Key Laboratoryof Building Structural Retrofitting and Underground Space Engineering(Shandong Jianzhu University), Ministry of Education, 3.Disaster Prevention
Research Center, Aichi Institute of Technology, 4.Department of Civil
Engineering, Aichi Institute of Technology

ID:1b-0005
INSIGHTS ON THE SOURCE CHARACTERISTICS OF
THE 2016–2017 CENTRAL ITALY EARTHQUAKESEQUENCE*Hongwei Wang1, Yefei Ren1, Ruizhi Wen1
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration

192

ID:1b-0006
Scaling Relationship of Source Parameters for Crustal
Earthquakes Assuming Constant Stress Drop
*Kazuhito Hikima1, Akihiro Shimmura1
1.Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc.

ID:1b-0007
CONTROLLING EFFECT OF SOURCE PARAMETERS
ON LOW- AND HIGH-FREQUENCY GROUND MOTIONSIN FK APPROACH*Zelin Cao , Xiaxin Tao , Zhengru Tao
1

12

1.School of Civil Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology, 2.Institute ofEngineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration[P30E03] Path and Site Effect 2_Engineering Seismology
Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 3
ID:1f-0023
SUBSURFACE VELOCITY STRUCTURE MODELS IN
TOKAI RESION, JAPAN, FOR BROADBAND STRONGGROUND MOTION EVALUATION*Atsushi WAKAI1, Shigeki SENNA1, Atsushi YATAGAI2, Yoshiaki
INAGAKI2, Hisanori MATSUYAMA 2, Hiroyuki FUJIWARA1

ID:1b-0008

1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience,
2.OYO Corporation

CHARACTERIZED FAULT MODEL FOR PREDICTION
OF GROUND MOTIONS INCLUDING FLING STEP IN
THE NEAR-FAULT REGION

ID:1f-0024*Shinya Tanaka1, Junpei Kaneda1, Kazuhito Hikima 2, Yoshiaki
Hisada3

Spectral Distribution Estimation Using Super-Dense
Observation Records in Tokyo Metropolitan Area

1.Tokyo Electric Power Services Co., Ltd., 2.Tokyo Electric Power Company,
3.Kogakuin University

1.Eight-Japan Engineering Consultants Inc., 2.Tokyo Gas Co., Ltd.

*Iwao Suetomi1, Eisuke Ishida1, Takahiro Koyama 2, Hiroaki Kimura 2

ID:1b-0009

ID:1f-0025

COMPARISON OF FAULT PARAMETERS BETWEENDYNAMIC AND STATIC MODELS OF INLAND CRUSTALEARTHQUAKES

Extraction of reflected waves from earthquake motion
records using seismic interferometry for S-wave
velocity profiling*Kiyoshi Irie1, Luis Angel Dalguer 2, Saruul Dorjpalam1, Kazuo Dan1

*Sei Sugama1, Hiroyuki Miura1

1.Ohsaki Research Institute, Inc., 2.3Q-Lab GmbH

1.Hiroshima University

ID:1b-0012

ID:1f-0026

Source model and strong ground motion simulation
for the 2018 Hokkaido Eastern Iburi, Japan,
earthquake

Site Amplification Models of Peak GroundAcceleration and Velocity for the Bogotá basin,
Colombia*Kazuhiro Somei1, Ken Miyakoshi1, Yujia Guo1

ID:1b-0013
Regional Characteristics of Fault Parameters for
Subduction Inter-Plate Earthquakes*Sachio Ogawa1, Dianshu Ju1, Kazuo Dan1, Kiyoshi Irie1, Haruhiko
Torita1
1.Ohsaki Research Institute, Inc.

Sep. 30th (Thu)

1.Geo-Research Institute*Hiroyuki Miura1, Masashi Matsuoka 2, Carlos Lozano3, Helber
Garcia4, Nelson Pulido5
1.Hiroshima University, 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 3.Instituto Distritalde Gestión de Riesgos y Cambio Climático (IDIGER), 4.Servicio GeológicoColombiano (SGC), 5. National Research Institute for Earth Science andDisaster Resilience

ID:1f-0027
THE SPECTRAL DECAY PARAMETER k (KAPPA) FOR
HARD ROCK STRONG GROUND MOTION STATIONS IN
TURKEY*Yesim Biro1, Bilge Siyahi2, Bulent Akbas1
1.Gebze Technical University (GTU), 2.Earthquake Engineering Association ofTurkey (EEAT)

ID:1f-0029
Contribution of petro-geophysics for seismic site
response analysis*Didrik VANDEPUTTE1, Matthieu JACQUET1
1.EDF

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ID:1f-0030
Variation evaluation of site amplification factors byuse of Fourier amplitude spectral ratio*Yasuhiro Fukushima1, Takashi Nagao2
1.Eight-Japan Engineering Consultants Inc., 2.Kobe University

ID:1f-0031
Long period ground motion simulations at the Bogota
basin, Colombia, based on a 3D velocity model fromdense microtremors arrays measurements, gravity
and geological data
*Nelson Pulido1, Helber Garcia 2, Julian Montejo2, Shigeki Senna1
1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience,
2.Servicio Geologico Colombiano[P30E04] RC Members andSubassemblages 2
Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 4
ID:2b-0015
BENDING SHEARE EXPERIMENT OF REINFORCED
CONCRETE BEAMS WITH CORRODED REINFORCINGBARS*Yasuhiro Hori1, Ichizo Kishimoto2, Yasunori Toyoshima3, Masanari
Uchida3

ID:1f-0032

1.Tokio Marine & Nichido Risk Consulting Co., Ltd., 2.Prof., Dept. ofArchitecture, Faculty of Architecture, Kindai University, 3.Graduate School ofEng., Kindai University

Isoperiods maps using spectral families for theseismic microzonation of Lima Metropolitan Area

ID:2b-0161*Julio Rios1
1.Pontifical Catholic University of Peru

EFFECT OF REINFORCEMENT RATIOS ON ULTIMATETENDON STRESS OF UNBONDED PRESTRESSEDCONCRETE BEAMS

ID:1f-0033*Takeaki Koshikawa1

A STUDY ON THE EFFECT OF STRONG MOTION
GENERATION AREA ON GROUND MOTIONPREDICTION EQUATION

1.Hokkaido University*Hirohito Takahashi1
1.Meijo University

Self-Centering Reinforced Concrete Shear walls:
Design Parameters

ID:1f-0034

1.University of Alberta

Site Subsurface Velocity Structure Characterization in
Karamay,China

ID:2b-0183*Lijing SHI1, Xinlei Li1, Shengyang CHEN2
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration,
2.TONGJI University

Sep. 30th (Thu)

ID:1f-0035
TOPOGRAPHIC AMPLIFICATION OF EARTHQUAKEGROUND MOTION ON DIFFERENT HILL GEOMETRIES*Kavan Girishchandra Modha1, Dhiraj Raj1, Yogendra Singh1,
Dominik H. Lang2
1.Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, 2.Norwegian Geotechnical Institute

ID:2b-0178*Mohammad Javad Tolou Kian1, Carlos Cruz Noguez1

STUDY ON THE SHEAR CAPACITY OF CAST-IN-SITU
REINFORCED CONCRETE SANDWICH WALLS*Paolino Cassese1, Antonio Bilotta 2, Antonio Bonati1, Antonio
Occhiuzzi1, Edoardo Cosenza 2
1.Construction Technologies Institute (ITC), Italian National Research Council(CNR), 2.Department of Structures for Engineering and Architecture,
University of Naples Federico II

ID:2b-0076
EFFECTS OF SLAB AT AN END SPAN IN REINFORCED
CONCRETE FRAMES*Ziling Xiao1, Toshikazu Kabeyasawa1, Toshimi Kabeyasawa 2
1.Tokyo Metropolitan University, 2.The University of Tokyo

ID:2b-0077
FRAME ASSEMBLY TESTS TO VERIFY THE EFFCTS OF
FLOOR SLABS ON THE FLEXURAL BEAM STRENGTH*Toshimi Kabeyasawa1, Toshikazu Kabeyasawa 2
1.The University of Tokyo, 2.Tokyo Metropolitan University

194ID:2c-0307

ID:2c-0312

YIELD DISPLACEMENT OF CANTILEVER SLENDER RCWALLS AS A FUNCTION OF THE SEISMIC DEMANDFEATURESDEFORMATION LIMITS FOR RC AND PT SLABCOLUMN FRAMES SUBJECTED TO CYCLIC LOADING*Alejandro Morales , Victoria Rubina
1

2*Jamaluddin ChalermThai1
1.King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi

1.Associate professor, School of Civil Engineering, Universidad de
Valparaíso, 2.Undergraduate Student, School of Civil Engineering,
Universidad de Valparaíso

ID:2b-0106
INVESTIGATION OF SHEAR STRENGTH OF ULTRAHIGH PERFORMANCE CONCRETE BEAMS WITHOUTSTIRRUP*Chung-Chan Hung1, Kuo-Wei Wen1
1.National Cheng Kung University[P30E05] Seismic Response ofSpecial Types of Structures
Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 5

ID:2b-0192

ID:2c-0005

SEISMIC FAILURE MODES IDENTIFICATION OF SPLITFOUNDATION RC FRAME STRUCTURES

DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF MORTAR-FREE
INTERLOCKING CONCRETE-BLOCK STRUCTURE BY
USING LOW-COST SHAKE TABLE*Shuyan Ji1, Jun Xu2, Yingmin Li1, Liping Liu1, Xiaowei Wang1,
Guojue Wang1*Fayaz Khan1, Niaz Khan2, Ilyas Khan3

1.School of Civil Engineering, Chongqing University, 2.School ofManagement Science and Real Estate, Chongqing University

1.Swat College of Engineering and Technology, Pakistan., 2.Premier Instituteof Technology, Swat, Pakistan., 3.University of Engineering and Technology
Peshawar, Pakistan

ID:2b-0081
EVALUATION OF THE SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF RC
DUAL SYSTEM BUILDINGS USING THE PERUVIANSEISMIC CODE E.030-2018

ID:2c-0261
Multi-dimensional stochastic seismic response
analysis of frame-core tube structure*Juana Gresia1, Luis Quiroz2*Zhangjun Liu1, Xinxin Ruan1, Zixin Liu1, Hailin Lu1

1.Faculty of Civil Engineering / National University of Engineering, 2.
Department of Earthquake Engineering / Japan-Peru Earthquake Engineeringand Disaster Mitigation Center / Faculty of Civil Engineering / National
University of Engineering

1.Wuhan Institute of Technology

ID:2c-0306

A Simplified Model for Rapid Estimation of Nonlinear
Seismic Responses of High-Rise Buildings withReinforced Concrete Shear Walls*Phichaya Suwansaya1, Pennung Warnitchai1*Ricky Rinaldi , Taku Obara , Koshiro Nishimura , Susumu Kono ,David Mukai2, Yoshiyuki Murata3, Fukuma Iihoshi3

1.Asian Institute of Technology

1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.University of Wyoming, 3.Neturen Co., Ltd.

ID:2c-0269

1

1

1

1

ID:2c-0330
QUANTIFICATION AND MODELING OF HYSTERETIC
ENERGY DISSIPATION IN RC MEMBERS*Michael Fardis , Dionysis Biskinis , Sofia Grammatikou
11

1

Sep. 30th (Thu)

Seismic Behavior of RC Beams with Curtailed Second
Layer Longitudinal Reinforcement

ID:2c-0264

A Case Study on Modal dynamic Identification ofbuilding from seismic responses using refined
Frequency Domain Decomposition algorithm*HIMA CHANDAN DASARI1, PRADEEP K. RAMANCHARLA1
1.Internatinal Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad

1.University of Patras

ID:2c-0273
ID:2b-0070
FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS FOR THE SEISMICPERFORMANCE OF WALL-BEAM JOINT IN THICK
WALL-THICK SLAB STRUCTURE*Jiehui Wang , Koichi Kusunoki
1

1.The University of Tokyo

1

Seismic Response Estimation of Reinforced Concrete
Structure with Brittle Members based on The Capacity
Spectrum Method*NAOKI OGASAWARA1, TETSUYA NISHIDA1, HIDETO KANNO1,
MASATO SAKURAI1
1.Akita Prefectural University

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ID:2c-0302

ID:2c-0225

INFLUENCE OF SHEAR WALL ON SEISMIC RESPONSE
OF RC FRAME BUILDINGS ON PILE FOUNDATIONCONSIDERING SSI

Effect of selection and scaling ground motions on thecollapse response of the multi-story reinforced
concrete special shear wall

*Arindam Dey1, Nishant Sharma1, Kaustubh Dasgupta1*Barbara Gwynne Simpson1, Jorge Macedo2, Mustafa Buniya1, Luis
Vergaray2, Andre Barbosa1

1.Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati

ID:2c-0343
Quasi-static Reversed Cyclic Response of Wood
Siding Finished Cripple Walls: Numerical Modelingand Sensitivity Study*Brandon Schiller 1, Tara Hutchinson1, Kelly Cobeen2
1.University of California San Diego, 2.Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.

ID:2c-0140
DAMPING RATIOS INFERRED FROM THE SEISMICRESPONSE OF BUILDINGS*Cristian Cruz , Eduardo Miranda
12

1.Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria, Departamento de Obras
Civiles, 2.Stanford University, Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering

ID:2c-0151
IDENTIFICATION OF GEOMETRIC NONLINEARITY
FORMULATIONS AND THE INFLUENCES ON
STRUCTURAL DYNAMIC RESPONSES*Kevin Wong1
1.National Institute of Standards and Technology

ID:2c-0238
Seismic Response Estimation of Reinforced Concrete
Structures with Shear Failure Columns based on
Pseudo-dynamic Tests*Hideto Kanno1, Masato Sakurai1, Kenji Fujii2, Tetsuya Nishida1
1.Akita Prefectural University, 2.Chiba Institute of Technology

ID:2c-0248
Seismic response of structure-soil-structure systems
based on three dimensional finite element analysis*Feng Xiong1, 3, Panpan Zhai2, 3, Peng Zhao1, 3, Yang Lu1, 3, Qi Ge1, 31.College of Architecture and Environment, Sichuan University, 2. Institute of
New Energy and Low-carbon Technology, Sichuan University, 3.Key
Laboratory of Deep Underground Science and Engineering, (Sichuan
University), Ministry of Education

ID:2c-0075
SEISMIC RESPONSE ANALYSES OF STEEL MOMENTRESISTING FRAMES DURING COLLAPSE UNDERSEVERE EARTHQUAKE*Seiji Mukaide1, Daiki Matsukawa1, Ryusei Sato1

ID:2c-0162

1.Osaka Institute of Technology

Nonlinear static response of a masonry infilled RC
building stock considering the variability of infill
parameters

ID:2c-0083*Gianrocco Mucedero1, Daniele Perrone1, Ricardo Monteiro1

Non linear response of steel braced frames buildings
with SSI effects

1.University School for Advanced Studies IUSS Pavia*Luciano Roberto Fernandez-Sola1, Jorge Hernandez-Torres1

Sep. 30th (Thu)

1.Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana

ID:2c-0173
Influence of brace modelling on the seismic stability
response of tall buckling restrained braced framebuilding structures*Bashar Hariri1, Robert Tremblay2

ID:2c-0147
BUILDING HEIGHT EFFECTS ON NONLINEAR TIME
HSITORY RESPONSES OF MOMENET RESISTINGSTEEL FRAME USING FAM

1.PhD Candidate, Dept. of Civil, Geological and Mining Engineering,
Polytechnique Montreal, 2.Professor, Dept. of Civil, Geological and Mining
Engineering, Polytechnique Montreal*Sukumar Singh Ningthoukhongjam1

ID:2c-0182

ID:2c-0174

APPLICABILITY OF NUMBER OF SENSORS ANDSIMPLE STRUCTURAL DESIGN MODEL FOR SEISMICRESPONSE ESTIMATION SYSTEM OF WHOLE
BUILDING

Influence of flange local buckling of W-shaped braceson the seismic response of conventional steel braced
frames*Keiichi Okada , Takeshi Morii
1

1.Shimizu Corporation

196

1.Oregon State University, 2.Georgia Institute of Technology

11.Manipur Institute of Technology*Bashar Hariri1, Robert Tremblay2
1.Ph.D. Candidate, Dept. of Civil, Geological and Mining Engineering,
Polytechnique Montreal, 2.Professor, Dept. of Civil, Geological and Mining
Engineering, Polytechnique Montreal

ID:2c-0265

ID:2c-0043

MAXIMUM RESPONSE OF BOUC-WEN HYSTERETIC
SYSTEM UNDER NON-STATIONARY RANDOMEXCITATIONS

Lateral load analysis of rocking wall-moment frame
systems considering axial deformation of columns*Satoshi Matsuda

1

1.Kansai University

ID:2b-0195
Seismic performance of self-centring rocking frameswith buckling-enabled composite bracing*Leena Kibriya1, Christian Málaga-Chuquitaype1, Mohammad Mehdi
Kashani2
1.Imperial College London, 2.University of Southampton[P30E06] Behavior of Buildings
with Special Columns andJointsPoster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 6
ID:2c-0001
Analysis of Stress Mechanism and Seismic Behaviorof a New Self-Centering Column Base
*Peiwen Shen1, Pu Yang1, Xiaoyi Tuo2, Yiming Yang1, Jihao Hong1
1.Chongqing University, 2.University College Dublin

ID:2c-0275
ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF PRECAST BEAM-TOCOLUMN CONNECTIONS UNDER CYCLIC LOADING*Naresh Subedi1, Anil Christopher Wijeyewickrema1, Susumu Kono1
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology

ID:2c-0068
CALCULATION METHOD OF INITIAL STIFFNESS FOR
AN INNOVATIVE RESILIENT ROCKING COLUMN*Yang Liu1, Rachel Chicchi2, Zi-xiong Guo1
1.Huaqiao University, 2.University of Cincinnati

ID:2c-0086“Strength method for ductile exposed column baseplates with extended anchor bolts”*Pablo Torres-Rodas1, Miguel Medalla 2, Farzin Zareian4, Diego
Lopez-Garcia 2, 3, Lissette Campos1
1.Universidad San Francisco de Quito, 2.Pontificia Universidad Católica deChile, 3.(CIGIDEN) ANID FONDAP 15110017, 4.University of California at
IrvineID:2c-0145
Development of multiple rocking column structural
system*Ping Xiang1, R.H. Xie1, Z.F. Li1, L.J. Jia1
1.College of Civil Engineering, Tongji University

ID:2c-0288
EFFECT OF UNDER-MATCHING WELDING ON THE
ELASTIC-PLASTIC BEHAVIOR AND STRENGTH OF
BEAM-TO-COLUMN JOINT PANEL MADE OF H-SA700
STEEL*Pengjun luo1, Hayata Asada 2, Tsuyoshi Tanaka 2
1.Southwest Jiaotong University, 2.Kobe University

1.University of Illinois at Chicago, 2.Middle East Technical University ,3.Stantec

ID:2c-0317
RELATION BETWEEN STRENGTH DETERIORATIONBEHAVIOR AND UNLOADING STIFFNESS OF SQUARECFT COLUMNS

ID:2c-0042
The full-scale experiment of “combined exposedcolumn bases” for steel buildings*Yoshinobu Yanagida1, Yuichiro Arai1, Masaki Terauchi1, Yuichiro
Ishinabe2
1.AsunaroAoki Construction Co., Ltd., 2.Junior College., Nihon University*Takumi Susuki1, Masae Kido2

ID:2c-0048

1.Graduate School of the University of Kitakyushu, 2.The University of
Kitakyushu

Collapse Behavior of Steel Buildings with Deep
Columns under Tri-directional Seismic Excitation

ID:2c-0040*Tung-Yu Wu1

INITIAL STRESS APPROACH TO HIGH STRENGTH R/C
COLUMN AND ITS APPLICATION TO HIGH-RISE
BUILDING UNDER SEISMIC LOAD

1.National Taiwan University*Masayuki Horikawa1, Kazushige Asari1, Keita Kuroda1, Syumei
Urushihara 2

COMPARISON OF SUPERIOR STEEL BUILDINGDESIGN SOLUTIONS FOR DIFFERENT LATERALFRAME SYSTEMS AND COLUMN SHAPES

1.College of Engineering, Nihon Universtity, 2.AUM Structural Engineering
Co., Ltd.

Sep. 30th (Thu)*Mustafa Mahamid1, Eray Baran2, Ines Torra-Bilal1, Kamel Bilal3

ID:2c-0085*Jiro Takagi1, Makoto Ohsaki2
1.Tokyo Metropolitan University, 2.Kyoto University

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ID:2c-0254

ID:2c-0115

Structural Behavior of Hybrid WF Cross-section
Columns Consisting of Ultra-high Strength Steel
Flange and Normal Strength Steel Web

SEISMIC BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS OF SUPER HIGH-RISE
STRUCTURE BASED ON THREE SOFTWAREPROGRAMS*Hayato Asada1, Kenzo Taga1, Yudai Takahashi1, Jeffrey W.
Berman2, Pengjun Luo1, Satoshi Kitaoka3, Tsuyoshi Tanaka1*Xuan Zhang1, Deyuan Zhou1, Changtuan Guo1

1.Kobe University, 2.University of Washington, 3.Nippon Steel Corporation

1.Tongji University

ID:2d-0117[P30E07] Response Behavior ofHigh-Rise Buildings
Poster Presentation

INDOOR DAMAGES OF HIGH-RISE RESIDENTIAL
BUILDINGS FROM QUESTIONNAIRE SURVEY AFTERRECENT MASSIVE EARTHQUAKES*MASAYUKI NAGANO11.Tokyo University of Science

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 7
ID:2c-0017
PHASE DIFFERENCE OF VERTICAL SEISMOGRAMSOBSERVED ON SEVERAL FLOORS IN A HIGH-RISE
BUILDING*Takumi Toshinawa

1[P30E08] Seismically Isolated
Structures
Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 8

1.Meisei University

ID:2c-0274
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF MID TO
HIGH-RISE EXISTING BUILDINGS IN PAKISTAN*HAFIZ ZAIN AKRAM1, FAWAD AHMED NAJAM1
1.NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY, NUST

ID:2c-0277
Numerical Simulation of Fracture Propagation in HighRise Buildings Subjected to Long Period-Long
Duration Ground Motion

Sep. 30th (Thu)198*Taichiro Okazaki1, Akiri Seki1, Hashini HERATH1, Takuya Nagae2
1.Hokkaido University, 2.Nagoya University

ID:2c-0308

ID:2c-0022
Critical Response of Nonlinear Base-Isolated Building
Considering Soil-Structure Interaction*Hiroki Akehashi1, Izuru Takewaki1
1.Kyoto University

ID:2c-0128
RESPONSE PREDICTION CURVE OF EQUIVALENTDEFORMATION BETWEEN SUPERSTRUCTURE AND
SEISMIC ISOLATION LAYER BY ENERGY BALANCE*ZHENGLE CHEN1, DAIKI SATO1, HUIXIN FU2
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Kakenaka Corporation

ID:2c-0046

POUNDING BETWEEN HIGH-RISE BUILDINGSFOUNDED ON DIFFERENT SOIL TYPES

Influence of strong ground motion of the 2011 Tohoku
and 2016 Kumamoto earthquake on the uplift ofisolators of base isolated high-rise buildings*Mahmoud Miari1, Robert Jankowski 1*Yuichi IKEDA1

1.Gdańsk University of Technology

1.National Institute of Technology, Kochi College

ID:2c-0041

ID:2c-0231

Simulation Analysis of Wave Phenomena in Shaking
Table Test of High-rise Buildings

SAFETY STUDIES IN SEISMIC DESIGN OF A MIDSTORY ISOLATED OVER TRACK BUILDING*Qi Nie1, Kaihai Luo1

*Daiki Nakamizo1, Seiya Kimura1, Yuichi Koitabashi1

1.China Academy of Building Research

1.Nikken Sekkei Ltd

[P30E09] Active Control
Technology of Structures

ID:2g-0208

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 9*Kohei Suzuki1, Sadaharu Nakao1, Ryota Sagara 2, Yujiro Miyata 2

SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF BUCKLINGRESTRAINED BRACE FOR MIDDLE-RISE TIMBER
FRAME STRUCTURE

Poster Presentation

1.Constec Engi, Co., 2. Hosei University

ID:2g-0229

ID:2g-0031
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF A MULTI-STOREYBUILDING EQUIPPED WITH SEMI-ACTIVERESETTABLE DEVICES*Roberto Franco-Anaya , Athol James Carr , James Geoffrey
Chase31

2

1.Department of Civil Engineering and Topography, University of
Guadalajara, 2.Department of Civil and Natural Resources Engineering,
University of Canterbury, 3.Department of Mechanical Engineering,
University of Canterbury

ID:2g-0220
SEMI-ACTIVE FUZZY CONTROL FOR VARIABLE
DAMPING DEVICES FOR SEISMIC PROTECTION*Cristina Oliveira1, Luis Guerreiro2
1.IPS - Polytechnic Institute of Setubal, 2.Instituto Superior Técnico

ID:2g-0222
Response spectrum for active control system basedon equivalent-input-dsitubance approach*Kou Miyamoto , Daiki Sato , Yinli Chen , Jinhua She
1

2

3

STUDY ON VERTICAL MECHANICAL PROPERTIESAND PARAMETER CORRELATION OF ROTATING 3D
ISOLATION BEARINGS*Saifeng Wu1, Wenguang Liu1, Qiang Zhang1, Qiaorong Yang1
1.Shanghai University

ID:2g-0241
A DAMAGE INDEX FOR THE POST-EVENTEVALUATION OF BUCKLING-RESTRAINED BRACES*Juan Andres Oviedo-Amezquita1, Nayive Jaramillo-Santana1,
Carlos Andres Blandon-Uribe2, Andres Mauricio Bernal-Zuluaga1
1.F'C Control & Design of Structures SAS, 2.EIA University

ID:2g-0250
Impact of Vertical Ground Motions on Base Isolation
Seismic Upgrade of a Heritage Building*Armin Bebamzadeh1, John Sherstobitoff1, Amir Amir Garekani1
1.Ausenco Engineering Canada Inc.

4

1.Shimizu corporation / Institute of Technology, 2.Tokyo Institute ofTechnology / FIRST, 3.Tokyo Institute of Technology / Dept. of Architecture
and Building engineering , 4.Tokyo University of Technology / Dept. of
Mechanical engineering[P30E11] Response of Seismic
Devices
Poster Presentation

Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 11

Sep. 30th (Thu)[P30E10] Buckling Behavior ofBraced Systems

ID:2d-0021

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 10

SHAKE TABLE TEST OF A CABLE RESTRAINER FOR
CONTINUOUS GIRDER BRIDGES*Wancheng Yuan1, Yitong Gu, Han Li, Xinzhi Dang

ID:2g-0093

1.Tongji University

PERFORMANCE-BASED PLASTIC DESIGNED FORBUCKLING-RESTRAINED BRACED FRAMES

ID:2d-0022

1.Indian Institute of Technology Tirupati

DAMPER, ISOLATOR AND JOINT SYSTEM FOR
SEISMIC PROTECTION OF TOLUCA VIADUCT 2 FOR
MEXICO CITY INTERCITY TRAIN

ID:2g-0096

1.MAURER SE*Romanbabu Meetei Oinam , Mounic Kumar Nadimpally , Preetham
Varma Kunaparaju1
1

1*Peter Huber 1

Dynamic Characteristics of Pile Top Seismic Isolation
Buildings Considering Variable Axial Load
*Toyohide Yamauchi1, Haruyuki Kitamura 2, Masayuki Nagano2,
Toshiaki Sato3, Kento Suzuki4, Yoriyuki Matsuda 2, Yoshinori Tobita1
1.Asanuma Corporation, 2.Tokyo University of Science, 3.Kyushu University,
4.Forest Products Research Institute199

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ID:2d-0024

ID:2d-0017

SEISMIC RUBBER BEARING DAMAGE DETECTIONUSING ELASTIC WAVE PROPAGATION METHOD

Research on Isolation Performance of Composite
Rubber Bearing Bridges*Masato IKUTA1, Kazuyuki IZUNO1, Yuma KAWASAKI1*Haiqiang Zhong1, Wancheng Yuan1, Xinzhi Dang1

1.Ritsumeikan University

1.Tongji University

ID:2d-0026

ID:2d-0019

EXPERIENCES IN SEISMIC DESIGN OF STRUCTURALBEARINGS FOR RC BRIDGES ACCORDING TO
EUROCODES AND EN 1337

Load-Bearing Properties of Steel Bridge Piers
Subjected to Multiple Consecutive Strong Motions*Viktor Hristovski1, Marija Vitanova 2, Nikola Hristovski3
1.Professor, Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Seismology
IZIIS, 2.Assistant Professor, Institute of Earthquake Engineering andEngineering Seismology IZIIS, 3.M.Sc. Student, Institute of Earthquake
Engineering and Engineering Seismology IZIIS

ID:2d-0041
NUMERICAL SIMULATION ON FAILURES OF RUBBERBEARING DUE TO THE 2016 KUMAMOTO
EARTHQUAKE*Sadaharu Kusuba1, Toru Kobayashi1, Kenji Tasaki2, Masahide
Kawakami3, Joon-Ho Choi4, Takashi Imai5, Kensuke Ueda5

1.Kanto Gakuin University, 2.Graduate School, Kanto Gakuin University

ID:2d-0061
Seismic Performance Investigation of Bracing andShear Panel Damper Application in Spun Piles as
Viaduct Piers*Angga Setiawan Fajar 1, Bonifacius Adiguna Yogatama 2, Iman
Satyarno1, Muhamad Fauzi Darmawan1, Guntara Muria3
1.Gadjah Mada University, 2.PT. Witteveen+Bos Indonesia, 3.PT Wijaya
Karya Beton Tbk.

1.PAL Corporation, 2.Nippon Engineering Consultants Co., Ltd., 3.StructuralEngineering Research Institute for Disaster Prevention, 4.West Nippon
Expressway Co., Ltd., 5.Technical Committee of Rubber Bearing Association

ID:2d-0025

ID:2d-0052*KAIMING BI BI1, Huihui Dong2, Dong Xue2, Huailei Qin2

A Novel SMA-Cable-Based Pure Friction Sliding
Bearing For Seismic Resilient Improvement Of
Highway Bridges

1.Curtin University, 2.Beijing University of Technology*Dong Liang1, Yue Zheng1, Cheng Fang1
1.Tongji University

ID:2d-0005
Seismic response analysis of small-to-medium-spanbridges considering aging plate rubber bearing

Sep. 30th (Thu)*Bingzhe Zhang1, Kehai Wang2, Guanya Lu1, Wenhua Qiu1

A novel self-centring energy dissipation brace forseismic resilient structures

ID:2d-0104
APPLICATION OF SHEAR DAMPER BRACE TO CROSSFRAMES OF STEEL SUPERSTRUCTURES*Takahiro Iwata1, Koji Kinoshita1
1.Gifu University

ID:2d-0098

1.Southeast University, 2.Research Institute of Highway Ministry of Transport

DAMAGED RC COLUMN MODEL REPAIR USING BOTH
SHCC AND ROUND STEEL BARS

ID:2d-0093*Shogo Yamamoto1, Koji Kinoshita1, Seungchan Lim2, Kazuhide
Shinya3

SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF A POSTENSEDFOUNDATION-COLUMN CONNECTION OF A SUPPORTOF AN ELEVATED VIADUCT*Eriberto Ballinas1, Victor Cecilio1, José Alberto Escobar 2, Roberto
Gómez2
1.Engineering Institute of the Autonomous University of Mexico / Master ofengineering, 2.Engineering Institute of the Autonomous University of Mexico/ Investigator

ID:2d-0082
AMPLIFICATION OF BASE SHEAR WITH VERTICALSHAKING INTENSITY IN BRIDGES WITH SPHERICALSLIDING BEARINGS*Keri L Ryan1, Rushil Mojidra 2
1.University of Nevada Reno, 2.Saiful Bouquet Structural Engineers

200*Takeshi Kitahara1, Ryo Sudo2, Yuka Ohtani1

1.Gifu University, 2.Deros japan Co.,Ltd., 3.TOYO MATELAN Co., Ltd.

[P30E12] Seismic Design andFragility Analysis
Poster Presentation

ID:2d-0003
Seismic vulnerability of motorway bridge founded on
active landslide*Marianna Loli1, Irene Georgiou1, Akrivi Chatzidaki1, Dimitrios
Vamvatsikos1, George Gazetas1

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 12

1.National Technical University of Athens

ID:2d-0009

ID:2d-0004
A Study of Seismic Designs and Evaluation Methods
for Small and Medium Spanning Highway Girder
Bridges Based on Machine Learning and Earthquake
Damage*Kehai Wang , Guanya Lu
1, 2

Effect of spatial variation of seismic ground motions
on fragility of continuous concrete beam bridge*Ding Wang1, Xin Wang1, Hang Liu1
1.Yanshan University

2

1.Research Institute of Highway Ministry of Transport, Beijing, China., 2.
School of Transportation, Southeast University, Nanjing, China.

ID:2d-0035

ID:2d-0018
Israel bridge infrastrucure inventory and seismic
fragility assessment*Yael Daniel1, Shlomi Avital1, Yaron Offir 1

Seismic Evaluation of Curved Bridges

1.Yaron Offir Engineers LTD*KUO-HUNG CHAO , YU-CHI SUNG , I-CHAU TSAI , CHIN-KUO
SU3, KUANG-WU CHOU3, KE-XIN WANG1, YING-CHUAN CHEN1,
GUAN-CHUN CHEN1, PING-HSUN HUANG4
1

1

2

1.National Taipei University of Technology, 2.National Taiwan University,
3.National Center for Research on Earthquake Engineering, 4.CECIEngineering Consultants, Inc.

ID:2d-0039
The 2010 Earthquake in Chile: Lessons and the Road
Manual Upgrade*Victor Pablo Diaz1

ID:2d-0050
IDENTIFYING SEISMIC PERFORMANCE LIMIT STATESOF CIRCULAR CONCRETE BRIDGE PIERS USINGMACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES*Abu Hena Md Muntasir Billah1, Borislav Todorov1
1.Lakehead University

ID:2d-0063

1.Ministry of Publics WorkSEISMIC VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OFINTEGRAL ABUTMENT BRIDGE WITH AND WITHOUTSLEEVED PILES

ID:2d-0040*Anjan Dutta1, A. Lego2, S. K. Deb3

Seismic Design and Ductility Evaluation of Steel
Tubular Bridge Piers with Graded Thickness

1.Anjan Dutta, Professor, IIT Guwahati, INDIA, 2.A. Lego, Research Scholar,
IIT Guwahati, INDIA, 3.S.K. Deb, Professor, IIT Guwahati, INDIA

1.University of North Dakota

ID:2d-0076
Guidelines for Ground Motion Modelling for
Performance-Based Earthquake Engineering ofOrdinary Bridges*Jawad Fayaz1, Mayssa Dabaghi2, Farzin Zareian1
1.University of California Irvine, 2.American University of Beirut

ID:2d-0069
SEISMIC FRAGILITY ANALYSIS OF C-BENT PIERS IN
METRO VIADUCTS*Durgesh C Rai1, Parul Srivastava1
1.IIT Kanpur

ID:2d-0080
Seismic Vulnerability of Chilean Highway Bridges
considering Ground Motion Duration

ID:2d-0083

Alberto Vega1, *Ramiro Bazaez1

DETERMINATION OF THE OVERSTRENGTH FACTORSR FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF SEISMIC DESIGNSPECTRA IN BRIDGES

1.Department of Civil Engineering, Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria*Hector A SANCHEZ-SANCHEZ1, Felipe Martínez-Flores1

Seismic vulnerability analysis of bridges underconstruction

1.INSTITUTO POLITECNICO NACIONAL

Sep. 30th (Thu)*Iraj H.P. Mamaghani1

ID:2d-0102*Yong HUANG1, Hongxu LI1, Guangming XIE1, Wenshan LI1, Lin ZU1
1. Institute of Engineering Mechanics, CEA

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ID:2b-0211

ID:2i-0162

SEISMIC PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF A
SEGMENTAL TRI-CELLULAR BOX GIRDER BRIDGESEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF BRACED FRAMESCONSIDERING FRACTURE AND LOCAL BUCKLING OF
MEMBERS*Alvaro Viviescas1, Arlen Zapata-Garcia 2, Carlos Alberto RiverosJerez2*Ryota Matsui1, Jun Ariga 2, Toru Takeuchi2

1.Universidad Industrial de Santander, 2.University of Antioquia

1.Hokkaido University, 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology

ID:2d-0109

ID:2i-0170

Fragility based seismic performance assessment ofrailway embankments

RESIDUAL CAPACITY OF REINFORCING BARSSUBJECTED TO CYCLIC LOADING*Mehran Seyed Razzaghi1, Mohammad Reza Mohammadi1, Araliya
Mosleh2, Pedro Alves Costa 2, Rui Calcada 2*Jorge Fernando Moscoso1, Pedro Roberto Espinoza1, Esteban
Teodoro Amaya1, Matías Andres Hube1, Hernán Santa María1

1.Qazvin Branch, Islamic Azad University, 2.CONSTRUCT-LESE, Faculty ofEngineering, University of Porto

1.Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile

ID:2d-0032
Analysis of Influence of Track Deformation on Running
Safety of High Speed Trains after Earthquake*Endong Guo1, Xun Sun1, Hongxu Li1, Houli Wu1
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics,CEA.

ID:2i-0022
THE SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF SHALLOWLY
EMBEDDED AND DUCTILE BASE CONNECTIONS INSTEEL MOMENT FRAMES*Ahmad S Hassan1, Vincente S Pericoli2, Amit M Kanvinde3

ID:2d-0014

1.Graduate Student Researcher, Dept. of Civil & Environmental Engineering,
University of California, Davis, 2.R&D Mechanical Engineer, Sandia National
Laboratories, 3.Professor and Chair, Dept. of Civil & Environmental
Engineering, University of California, Davis

Nonlinear seismic responses of a viaduct in highspeed rail system considering train dynamics

ID:2i-0037*Xuzhao LU1, Chul-Woo KIM1, Kai-Chun CHANG1
1.Kyoto University

PUNCHING SHEAR FAILURE OF FLAT SLAB
STRUCTURE USING STEEL COLUMNS WITH STEELCAPITALS IN RC SLAB*YASUHIKO YAMASHITA1, YOSHIHIRO OHTA 2[P30E13] Steel Structure
Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 13

ID:2i-0064
LARGE SCALE EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF
SPECIAL MOMENT RESISTING CONNECTIONS INSTEEL PLATE SHEAR WALLS

Sep. 30th (Thu)

ID:2i-0001*Ronny Hasudungan Purba1, Muslinang Moestopo2

Seismic Performance Evaluation of Steel Structureswith Buckling-restrained Steel Damper

1.Universitas Bandar Lampung (UBL), 2.Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB)*Jae-hyouk CHOI1, Si-Jeong Jeong2, Jeong-Hyun Jang3, SeongWoo Choi1

ID:2i-0074

1.Chosun University, 2.Jeong structural Engineering, 3.E&S Engineering

Analysis of Deterioration Behavior of Columns Using
Multi-Spring Model and Application to Frame Model
Analysis

ID:2i-0232*Hiroshi Yasumoto1, Yoshitaka Suzuki1, Yoshikazu Sawamoto2, Yo
Hyodo2

A PHASE-FIELD APPROACH FOR MODELLING CYCLICFATIGUE-INDUCED FRACTURE IN DISSIPATIVE STEELCOMPONENTS
Zeyad Khalil1, E. Martinez-Paneda1, *Ahmed Elghazouli1

1.Kobori Research Complex Inc., 2.Kajima Corp.

ID:2i-0076

1.Imperial College London

STEEL DOUBLE-HSS MEMBERS FOR SEISMICFORCE-RESISTING SYSTEMS

ID:2i-0052*Shih-Ho Chao1, Chatchai Jiansinlapadamrong2, Kyoungsub Park1,
Brandon Price3

Study on the Structural Performance of Rectangular
Steel Tubes

1.The University of Texas at Arlington, 2.AG&E, 3.Martinez Moore Engineers*Tomomi Miura1, Toshiaki Fujimoto1
1.Nihon University

202

1.Design Department, Osaka Main Office, Takenaka Corporation, 2.StructuralEngineering Department, R & D Institute, Takenaka Corporation

ID:2i-0081
Experimental study on behavior of composite beam ofpassive-controlled building: Finding from reducedscale subassemblies*Yoriyuki Matsuda1, Kosuke Takeshita1, Chiaki Abe1, Toshio
Maegawa 2, Hideyuki Kinugasa11.Tokyo University of Science, 2.Kumagai Gumi Co., Ltd.

[P30E14] Test and Analysis
Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 14
ID:2i-0004

ID:2i-0215
DYNAMIC SUBSTRUCTURING OF STEEL FRAMESEQUIPPED WITH EASILY REPAIRABLE DISSIPATIVESEISMIC DEVICESVIBRATION ATTENUATION THROUGH ONE
DIMENSIONAL 3 LAYER PERIODIC FOUNDATION:ANALYSIS AND EXPERIMENT*Saumitra Jain1, Arghadeep Laskar 1, Sumiran Pujari1*Roberto Andreotti1, Giulia Giuliani1, Nicola Tondini1, Oreste S.
Bursi11.Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

1.University of Trento

ID:2i-0005

ID:2i-0120

Study on practical performance of reasonably-priced
acceleration sensors based on shaking table tests
and strong motion observations

DEGRADATION BEHAVIOR DUE TO LOCAL BUCKLING
AND/OR FRACTURE OF H-SHAPED STEEL BEAM
WITH AXIAL DEFORMATION RESTRAINED*Yuji Koetaka1, Ryuto Murakami2*Kenichi Nakano1, Hiroyuki Kosaka 2, Takeshi Yamamoto2, Toshihide
Kashima3
1.HAZAMA ANDO CORPORATION, 2.TODA CORPORATION, 3.Building
Research Institute

1.Kyoto University, 2.Nikken Sekkei LTD.

ID:2i-0016

ID:2i-0142
NUMERICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE FLEXURALBEHAVIOR OF HOT-FINISHED STEEL BEAMS UNDER
MONOTONIC AND CYCLIC LOADING*Paola Pannuzzo1, Tak-Ming Chan1

COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO TYPES OF CYCLICTESTS OF RACKING SYSTEMS FOR SEISMICPERFORMANCE EVALUATION*Francisco Lopez Almansa1, Oriol Bové1, Miquel Ferrer 1
1.Technical University of Catalonia

1.The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

ID:2g-0296

ID:2i-0213
US-TAIWAN COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH ON STEELCOLUMNS: CYCLIC LATERAL TESTING OF TWOSTORY SUBASSEMBLAGES

1.National Taiwan University, 2.National Center for Research on Earthquake
Engineering (NCREE), 3.University of California, San Diego, 4.University ofMichigan, Ann Arbor

ID:2i-0082
ILEE ROBUST PROJECT: DEVELOPMENT OF A
MULTIPLE ROCKING STEEL STRUCTURAL SYSTEM*Liang-Jiu JIA , Kui Fan , Ping Xiang , Xian-Zhong Zhao , Gregory
MacRae2, 1, George Charles Clifton3, Rajesh Dhakal3, Shahab
Ramhormozia4, Rui-Hong Xie1, Zhen-Duo Yan3
1

1

1

*Yuan-Sen Yang1, 2
1.National Taipei University of Technology, 2.National Center for Research on
Earthquake Engineering

Sep. 30th (Thu)*Chung-Che CHOU1, 2, Te-Hung Lin1, 2, Hou-Chun Xiong1, Yun-Chuan
Lai1, Chia-Ming Uang3, Sherif El-Tawil4, Jason P. McCormick4,
Gilberto Mosqueda3

3-D Displacement Measurement in Large Structural
Tests using Video Cameras

ID:2i-0108
BLIND PREDICTION OF A 7-STOREY RC FRAME WITH
DIFFERENT SOURCES OF TORSIONAL
IRREGULARITY*Alexander Kagermanov1
1.University of Applied Science, Rapperswil

1

1.Tongji University, 2.University of Canterbury, 3.University of Auckland,
4.Auckland University of Technology

ID:2g-0314
BLIND PREDICTION CONTEST ON THE SHAKE TABLETESTS OF A 3D ROCKING STRUCTURE*Michalis Vassiliou1, Marco Broccardo2, Cihang Cengiz3, Matt
Dietz3, Luiza Dihoru3, Selim Gunay4, 6, Khalid M Mosalam4, 6, George
Mylonakis3, 5, 7, Anastasios Sextos3, Bozidar Stojadinovic1
1.ETH Zurich, 2.University of Trento, 3.University of Bristol, 4.UC Berkeley,
5.UCLA, 6.Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research (PEER) Center, 7.Khalifa
University

20317th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
ID:2g-0315

ID:2i-0221

EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF LOW-COST
ROLLING SEISMIC ISOLATION DEVICESEXCHAIN – Collaborative Platform and Database toshare existing experimental data, results and alreadygained knowledge*Antonios Katsamakas1, Delia Bosshart1, Cédric Flury 1, Raphael
Schär 1, Michalis Vassiliou1
1.ETH Zurich

ID:2g-0317
U.S.-JAPAN COLLABORATION FOR SHAKE TABLETESTING OF A FRAME-SPINE SYSTEM WITH FORCELIMITING CONNECTIONS*Larry Fahnestock1, Richard Sause2, James Ricles2, Barbara
Simpson3, Masahiro Kurata4, Taichiro Okazaki5, Yohsuke
Kawamata6, Zhuoqi Tao1, Jessica Duke2, David Rivera3, Bryam
Astudillo3, Yi Qie5
1.University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2.Lehigh University, 3.Oregon
State University, 4.Kyoto University, 5.Hokkaido University, 6.Hyogo
Earthquake Engineering Research Center

ID:2i-0020
THE 2019 TOKYO METROPOLITAN RESILIENCE
PROJECT E-DEFENSE TEST OF A 3-STORY DISASTER
MANAGEMENT CENTER*Trevor Zhiqing Yeow1, K. Kusunoki1, I. Nakamura 2, Y. Hibino3, T.
Ohkubo3, T. Seike1, S. Yagi1, T. Mukai4, P. Calvi5, M. Moustafa6, S.
Fukai7
1.University of Tokyo, 2.National Research Institute for Earth Science andDisaster Resilience, 3.Hiroshima University, 4.Building Research Institute,
5.University of Washington, 6.University of Nevada, 7.Nikken Sekkei Ltd

ID:2i-0103
Experimental Modal Analysis Using Shake Table of
Small-Scaled Gymnasium with Simulated Damages*Jun Fujiwara , Akiko Kishida , Takashi Aoki , Ryuta Enokida , Koichi
Kajiwara1
1

1

1

1

1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience

Sep. 30th (Thu)

ID:2i-0086
SHAKING TABLE TESTING OF A THREE STOREYSTEEL FRAME BUILDING INCORPORATINGFRICTION-BASED CONNECTIONS: STRUCTURALDESIGN AND DETAILING*Zhenduo Yan1, Shahab Ramhormozian 2, George Charles Clifton1,
Hamed Bagheri1, Gregory A. MacRae3, 4, Pierre Quenneville1, Rajesh
Dhakal4, Ping Xiang3, Liangjiu Jia3, Xianzhong Zhao3
1.Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, The University of
Auckland, 2.Built Environment Engineering Department, Auckland Universityof Technology, 3.College of Civil Engineering, Tongji University , 4.
Department of Civil & Natural Resources Engineering, University ofCanterbury

ID:2i-0205
Experiment Framework for Underwater Shaking Table
Array Considering FSI and SVGM Effects: Verification
for Multi-Hazard Hybrid Testing*Ning Li1, 2, 3, Zihao Zhou1, Zhongxian Li1, 2, 3
1.School of Civil Engineering, Tianjin University, 2.Key Laboratory of Coast
Civil Engineering Structures Safety, Ministry of Education (Tianjin University),
3.Key Laboratory of Earthquake Engineering Simulation and Seismic
Resilience of China Earthquake Administration (Tianjin University)

204*Jochen Bernhard Rudolf Schwarz1, Christian Kaufmann1, M.
Ansari1, Lars Abrahamczyk1, Davorin Penava 2, Filip Anić2, Tatjana
Isaković3, Andrej Anžlin3, Uwe Kaehler4, Nuno Lopes 4, Balázs
Kövesdi5, László Dunai5
1.Bauhaus Universitaet Weimar, 2.Josip Juraj Strossmayer University ofOsijek, 3.University of Ljubljana, 4.Universidade de Aveiro, 5.Budapest
University of Technology and Economics

ID:2i-0095
A LARGE EXPERIMENTAL CAMPAIGN FOR THE
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF URM
STRUCTURES SUBJECTED TO INDUCEDEARTHQUAKES A LARGE EXPERIMENTAL CAMPAIGNFOR THE SEISMIC PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF
URM STRUCTURES SUBJECTED TO INDUCEDEARTHQUAKES*Francesco Graziotti1, Stylianos Kallioras1, Umberto Tomassetti1,
Andrea Penna1, Guido Magenes1, Rui Pinho1
1.University of Pavia

ID:2i-0110
EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF HIGHT- RISEINTAKE TOWER ON SHAKING TABLE*Hanyun Zhang1, Cai Jiang1, Shuming Liu1
1.Hohai University

ID:2i-0144
TRIAL OF A MOBILE SYSTEM FOR IN-SITU DYNAMICTESTS ON FULL SCALE STRUCTURES*Filippo Dacarro1, Davide Bolognini1, Simone Peloso1, Gian Michele
Calvi2
1.European Centre for Training and Research in Earthquake Engineering,
Pavia, Italy, 2.University School for Advanced Studies IUSS Pavia, Pavia,
Italy

ID:2i-0154
Experimental vs numerical correlation for a shaking
table test of a concrete precast model structure
equipped with SLB devices*Marcos Pantoja1, Helbert Gonzales1, Luis Bozzo2, Guillermo
Bozzo3, Junior Ramirez 3
1.POSTENSA SAC, 2.Luis Bozzo Estructuras y Proyectos S.L, 3.Universitat
Politècnica de Catalunya

ID:2i-0220
APPLICATION OF NON-CONTACT MEASUREMENT OFOPTOTRAK-CERTUS IN DYNAMIC MODEL TEST OF
AN INTAKE TOWER*Cai Jiang1, Hanyun Zhang1, Liaojun Zhang1, Shuming Liu1
1.Hohai University

ID:2i-0128

ID:2g-0068

ESTIMATION OF STORY STIFFNESS AND DAMPING
FACTOR BY SUBSTRUCTURE MODAL RESPONSE
USING MICROTREMOR RECORD

EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL STUDY OF
SPHERICAL SLIDING BEARING PART 1 FULL-SCALE
DYNAMIC TEST

*Yuzuru Yasui1, Toshiro Maeda1, Michio Iguchi2*Shinsuke Yamazaki1, Kentaroh Minowa1, Atsushi Watanabe1,
Shoichi Kishiki2, Jiaxi Li2, Satoshi Yamada 2

1.Waseda University, 2.Tokyo University of Science

ID:2i-0187
Outline of Database and Regression Analyses on
Vibration Damping Data of Full-Scale Buildings andArchitecture*Naoki Satake1, Narumi Ougiya 2, Shinji Ito3, Yu-ichi Hirata4, Sungbin
Song5, Kiyoshi Shingu 6, 8, Shunsuke Shimaoka7
1.Engineering & Risk Services Corporation, 2.Haseko Corporation, 3.Daiwa
House Industry Co., Ltd., 4.Sumitomo Mitsui Construction Co., Ltd., 5.CTS
Engineering, 6.Nihon University, 7.Izumi Sohken Engineering Co., Ltd., 8.
Sogo-shikaku-gakuin

ID:2i-0224
Experimental and numerical study of an Integral
Abutment Bridge model*CAMILLO NUTI1, Gabriele Fiorentino1, Cihan Cengiz2, Flavia De
Luca 2, Matt Dietz2, Luiza Dihoru2, Davide Lavorato1, Dimitris
Karamitros2, Bruno Briseghella3, Tatjana Isakovic4, Christos
Vrettos5, Antonio Topa Gomes 6, Anastasios Sextos2, George
Mylonakis2
1.Roma Tre University, 2.University of Bristol, 3.Fuzhou University, 4.
University of Ljubljana, 5.Technical University of Kaiserslautern, 6.Universityof Porto

1.Nippon Steel Engineering Co., Ltd., 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology

ID:2g-0261
BEHAVIOR OF BRIDGE SUPERSTRUCTURE MODELWITH SEISMIC SPHERICAL SLIDING BEARINGSUNDER LIVE LOAD ACTION*Hirofumi Oyabu1, Shuichi Fujikura1, Natsumi Maezuru2, Nguyen
Minh Hai1, Akinori Nakajima1
1.Utsunomiya University, 2.Tekken Corporation

ID:2g-0295
A 3-D SEISMIC ISOLATION SYSTEM TO PROTECT THE
LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL FROM NEARFAULT EARTHQUAKES*Gregory Nielsen1, Simon Rees1, Atila Zekioglu1, Alireza Sarebanha1,
Lauren Biscombe1, Benshun Shao1, Branden Dong1
1.ArupID:2g-0058
THE BASE ISOLATION WITH HIGH IMPEDANCEMATERIALS*Isao Nishimura1[P30E15] Seismically Isolated
Buildings 2
Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 15

1.Tokyo City University

ID:2g-0074
ANALYSIS OF THE BEHAVIOR OF A FLEXIBLEBUILDING WITH SEISMIC ISOLATION IN VARIOUS
INTERFACES

ID:2g-0158

1.VIRMEX INNOVACION ESTRUCTURAL, 2.PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD
CATOLICA DE CHILELATERAL PERFORMANCE AND LIMITING HEIGHTEVALUATION OF UNBONDED STRIP-STRP BASE
ISOLATOR

ID:2g-0095*Basir Zisan1, Akira Igarashi2
1.Ph.D. Candidate, Dept. Urban Management, Kyoto University, Kyoto
611-0011, 2.Professor, DPRI, Kyoto University, Kyoto 611-0011

ID:2g-0232
Improved multi-variable frequency pendulum isolator

Sep. 30th (Thu)*VICTOR ROGELIO RAMIREZ MARQUEZ1, Erik Salvador Guzman
Lucatero1, Jesús Macias Jaime1, Jose Luis Almazan2, Sergio Reyes2

Floor Isolation System for Museum Contents*Erick Zavala1, Ricardo Proaño1, Miguel Torres2, Lucio Estacio2,
Fernando Garcia1
1.National University of Engineering / Japan-Peru Center for Earthquake
Engineering Research and Disaster Mitigation (CISMID-FIC-UNI), 2.National
University of Engineering / Research Institute of Civil Engineering Faculty(IIFIC-FIC-UNI)*Xu Liang1, 2, Lihui Wang1, 2, Qiang Han1, 2

ID:2g-0161

1.Key Laboratory of Urban Security and Disaster Engineering of Ministry of
Education, 2. Beijing University of Technology

Seismic Base Isolation of High Rise Building with RC
Shear Wall: Identifying the Mechanism of Isolation*Nirmala Suwal1
1.Asian Institute of Technology

20517th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
ID:2g-0168
VISION AND CURRENT STATUS IN DEVELOPMENT OF
THREE-DIMENSIONAL SEISMIC ISOLATION SYSTEMBY FLUID LEVITATION*Koichi Kajiwara1, Manabu Yamada1, Eiji Sato1, Toshihiko Horiuchi1,
Hideo Kase2, Masaki Hayatsu3, Tetsuya Tomizawa4, Masashi
Yasuda5
1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience,
2.Nemoto Project Industry Co., Ltd., 3.Hitachi Plant Mechanics Co., Ltd.,
4.Meiji Univercity, 5.Setsunan University

ID:2g-0178
Probabilistic Stability Assessment of Small LRBs for
Seismic Isolation of Equipment*Jinhyeong Lee1, Taemyung Shin1
1.Korea National University of Transportation

ID:2g-0184
DISPLACEMENT-BASED CRITERIA FOR SIZING OF
ISOLATION SYSTEMS IN BUILDINGS WITH SEISMIC
ISOLATION IN PERU
*Rafael Salinas Basualdo1, 2
1.National University of Engineering, 2.Japan-Peru Center for Earthquake
Engineering Research and Disaster Mitigation

ID:2g-0191
RETROFITTING OF A BRIDGE FORM HISTORICALSTATION USING SEISMIC ISOLATION

Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 16
ID:2g-0026
Experimental study of a novel asymmetric nonlinear
mass damper for seismic response mitigation*Jingjing Wang1, Yuqiang Zheng2
1.Guangzhou University, 2.China Construction Fourth Engineering DivisionCorp. Ltd.

ID:2g-0279
Stress Softening Behaviours of PUMP Bearings:
Modelling and Influence on the Seismic Response of
Isolated Structures*Siqi Wang1, Yong Yuan1, Kaitao Luo2, Hongping Zhu1
1.Huazhong University of Science & Technology, 2.Shield Da (Wuhan)Technology Co., Ltd

ID:2c-0329
INFLUENCE OF MAXWELL STIFFNESS IN SEISMICRESPONSE OF FRAMES WITH VISCOUS DAMPERS*Jorge Conde-Conde1, Alejandro Bernabeu1*Joseph Kubin1, Danyal Kubin1, Goksenin Feroglu1, Haluk Sucuoglu2,
Ilker Ali Ilis1, Ugurcan Ozcamur 3, Ilker Hakki Ozdem1, Sinem Yalcin1

1.Universidad Politecnica de Madrid

1.Prota Engineering Project and Consulting Services Inc, 2.Middle East
Technical University, 3.TIS Technological Isolator Systems

ID:2g-0047

ID:2g-0226

Sep. 30th (Thu)

PROPOSAL OF SEISMIC ISOLATION OF PERUVIANECONOMIC HOUSES THROUGH FREE-STANDING
COLUMNS*Gustavo Juan Franklin Loa Canales

1

ULTIMATE SEISMIC RESPONSE OF A BASE-ISOLATEDBUILDING CONSIDERING RANDOMLY RUPTUREDISOLATORS*Kazuaki Umezu1, Kenji Kanazawa 2, Yuta Akiba1, Satoshi Kurita1
1.Tokyo University of Science, 2.Central Research Institute of Electric Power
Industry

1.Pontifical Catholic University of Peru

ID:2g-0101

ID:2g-0231

EARTHQUAKE RESPONSE CHARACTERISTICS OF A
SEISMICALLY-ISOLATED BUILDING WITH
IRREGULARITY

EFFECTS OF FORWARD DIRECTIVITY AND NONFORWARD DIRECTIVITY GROUND MOTIONS ON
INTER-STORY ISOLATION*ARIJIT SAHA1, Sudib Kumar Mishra1*Fumitoshi Kumazawa1, Takeru Shimizu2, Hikaru Sato1
1.Shibaura Institute of Technology, 2.Fujita Corporation

1.Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur

ID:2g-0145

ID:2g-0242

RESPONSE PREDICTION METHOD FOR FLEXIBLESTIFF MIXED STRUCTURE WITH DISPLACEMENTCONTROLLER BASED ON ENERGY BALANCE

Seismic isolation of high-speed railway bridges*Manish Kumar 1, Manish Kumar Jangid1, Akshay Agatkar 1
1.IIT Bombay

206[P30E16] Dynamic Response of
Bearing Systems*JING LI1, Daiki Sato1, Naoshi Nomura, Haruyuki Kitamura 2
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Tokyo University of ScienceID:2g-0192
INFLUENCE OF DCCSS BEARINGS OVER-STROKEAND BREAKAWAY ON THE SEISMIC RESPONSE OF
ISOLATED BUILDINGS*Antonio Di Cesare1, Felice Carlo Ponzo1, Alessio Telesca1,
Domenico Nigro1, Maria Gabriella Castellano2, Samuele Infanti2
1.University of Basilicata, 2.FIP mec srl

ID:2g-0214
Proposal for Response Control Structure using
Viscous Wall Dampers with Deformation Amplification
Mechanism*Ryota Tobari1, Masato Ishii2, Toshiaki Sato3, Haruyuki Kitamura4,
Keisuke Yoshie2, Mitsuru Miyazaki5, Kazuhiko Sasaki5, Yuichi
Iwasaki5[P30E17] Structural
Performance of RC Frame
Structures
Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 17
ID:2c-0082
SEISMIC FRAGILITY FUNCTIONS OF THIN
REINFORCED CONCRETE WALL BUILDINGS: A CASESTUDY IN COLOMBIA*Orlando Arroyo1, Julián Carrillo2, Dirsa Feliciano1, Matías Hube3

1.JFE Civil Engineering & Construction Corporation, 2.Nikken Sekkei Ltd,
3.Kyushu Univ., 4.Tokyo Univ. of science, 5.Oiles Corporation

1.Universidad de La Sabana, 2.Universidad Militar Nueva Granada, 3.
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

ID:2g-0218

ID:2c-0087

GRAVITY-CONTROLLED ROCKING BRACED FRAMES:COMPARISON BETWEEN RESPONSES FROMBRACED FRAME AND SDOF MODELS

Numerical Analysis for Progressive Collapse ofReinforced Concrete Campus Building in Yogyakarta
Indonesia*Paul Clement Mottier 1, Robert Tremblay1, Colin A. Rogers2, Lydell
Wiebe3*Taufiq Ilham Maulana1, Taiki Saito2

1.Polytechnique Montreal, 2.McGill University, 3.McMaster University

1.Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta, 2.Toyohashi University ofTechnology

ID:2g-0227

ID:2c-0088

DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF BASE ISOLATED BRIDGEWITH DOUBLE SPHERICAL SLIDING BEARINGS

Prediction of the Peak Displacement of the Reinforced
Concrete Structure with Brittle Members Based on
the Momentary Energy Input*Kentaro Takahashi1, Shuichi Fujikura1, Akinori Nakajima1, Hai Minh
Nguyen1*Kenji Fujii1, Hideto Kanno2, Tetsuya Nishida 2
1.Chiba Institute of Technology, 2.Akita Prefectural University

ID:2g-0259

ID:2c-0091

Experimental Study on Seismic Response Control of
Outrigger Damping System with Magneto-Rheological
Fluid Dampers

SEISMIC FRAGILITY OF TYPICAL STILTED RC FRAME
STRUCTURES*Eichi Furuta1, Jiaji Liu1, Hideto Kanno1*Liping Liu1, Ruifeng Li1, Ming Cui1, Jun Xu1, Yingmin Li1, Nina
Zheng1, Hongliu Xia1

1.Akita Prefectural University

1.Chongqing University

ID:2c-0305

ID:2c-0092

SEISMIC RESPONSE OF BASE-ISOLATEDREINFORCED CONCRETE LIQUID STORAGE TANKSUSING TRIPLE PENDULUM SYSTEMSSEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF SET-BACK AND STEPBACK RC FRAME STRUCTURES*Sergio Junior Ambrosio Camayo1, Victor Ivan Fernandez-Davila 2,
Elvis Jony Mamani Yana3
1.National Engineering University / Research assistant, Dept. Of Civil
Engineering, 2.National Engineering University / Professor, Dept. Of Civil
Engineering, 3.Peruvian University of Applied Sciences / Affiliated Professor,
Dept. Of Civil Engineering

Sep. 30th (Thu)

1.Utsunomiya University*Liping Liu1, Yaori Yin1, Yanjia Yu1, Jun Xu1, Jun Han1, Pu Yang1,
Yinfeng Dong1, Ruifeng Li1
1.Chongqing University

ID:2c-0103
A PARAMETRIC STUDY ON THE PERFORMANCE OF
MASONRY-INFILLED RC FRAME STRUCTURES*Xiaomin Wang1, Maosheng Gong1, Ruishan Li1, Zhanxuan Zuo1,
Baofeng Zhou1
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration207

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
ID:2c-0114

ID:2c-0158

Seismic Performance Assessment of a Masonry Arch
Bridge Using Finite Element Method and Retrofitting
by FRPSeismic Performance Assessment of a
Masonry Arch Bridge Using Finite Element Method
and Retrofitting by FRPMECHANISM OF STORY COLLAPSE CAUSED BY
LOCAL DAMAGE TO REINFORCED CONCRETE FRAME

Majid MollaJafari , *Fereshteh Emami , Mir Hamid Hosseini
11

1.Kume Sekkei Co., Ltd., 2.Nihon University

1

1.Department of Civil Engineering, Science and Research Branch, Islamic
Azad University, Tehran, Iran.

ID:2c-0123
Investigation on the Behaviour of Masonry Infilled
Walls Strengthened With Fabric Reinforced
Cementitious Matrix

ID:2c-0169
COMPARISON OF 3D STRESS-STRAIN CONCRETE
MODELS*Matias Fernando Chacon1, Juan Carlos de la Llera1, Matias Andres
Hube1, Diego Celentano1
1.Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile*JAYA KUMAR BHASKAR M1, Dipendu Bhunia 2

ID:2c-0171

1.Birla Institute of Technology and Science, 2.Birla Institute of Technology
and Science, pilani

Study on Seismic Performance of Reinforced Concrete
Cast-in-place Pile

ID:2c-0129*Akihiro Nakamura1, Tomohisa Mukai1, Hidekazu Watanabe1,
Masanobu Sakashita 2

INFLUENCE OF HEADED LONGITUDINALREINFORCEMENT IN GRADE BEAM ON FLEXURALBEHAVIOR OF COLUMN BASE

1.Building Research Institute, 2.National Institute for Land and InfrastructureManagement*Naoki Onishi1, Koshiro Nishimura 2, Yuta Yamaguchi3, Atsuya Shoji3

ID:2c-0175

1.The University of Tokyo, 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 3.Hokkaido
University

A Study on Bar Arrangement Details of RC L-shaped
Beam Column Joints

ID:2c-0148
QUANTIFYING PARAMETERS FOR IMPROVED
ENERGY DISSIPATION CAPACITY IN LOW-RISE RC
OPEN STOREY BUILDINGS*Vineela Kalvala1, Sunitha Palissery2
1.Former Graduate Student,International Institute of Information Technology,
Hyderabad, India, 2.Visiting Assistant Professor,International Institute ofInformation Technology, Hyderabad, India*Toshihiko Kiyohara1, Akira Tasai2, Kuniyoshi Sugimoto2
1.HORIE Engineering and Architectural Research Institute Co.,Ltd , 2.
Yokohoma National University

ID:2c-0203
ENHANCING EARTHQUAKE BEHAVIOUR OF
5-STOREY RC MOMENT FRAME BUILDINGSTHROUGH MEMBER SIZE PROPORTIONING*Murty C.V.R.1, Vijayanarayanan A.R.1, Rupen Goswami1

Sep. 30th (Thu)

ID:2c-0149

1.Indian Institute of Technology Madras

QUANTIFYING CRITICAL DESIGN PARAMETERS OF
RC WALL-FRAME SYSTEMS FOR IMPROVED SEISMIC
BEHAVIOUR

ID:2c-0205*Sree Apoorva Yerramsetti1, Sunitha Palissery2
1.Former graduate student, International Institute of Information Technology
Hyderabad, India, 2.Visiting Assistant Professor, International Institute ofInformation Technology Hyderabad, India

ID:2c-0150
NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION ON DETAILING OF
SRC-RC TRANSFER COLUMNS FOR ENHANCEDSEISMIC RESISTANCE*Abhishek Jain1, Dipti Ranjan Sahoo1, Arvind Kumar Jain1
1.Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi

ID:2c-0157
REDEFINED SYSTEM FOR SEISMIC DAMAGEEVALUATION OF REINFORCED CONCRETE
BUILDINGS*Motochika Ichikawa1, Kazuki Tajima 2, Kazuhiro Naganuma 2
1.Taisei Corporation, 2.Nihon University

208*Rui Hasuike1, Kazuki Tajima 2, Kazuhiro Naganuma 2

SHAKE TABLE TEST OF A FULL-SCALE LOW-DAMAGE
CONCRETE WALL BUILDING*Yiqiu Lu1, Rick Henry1, Ying Zhou 2, Geoff Rodgers3, Kenneth
Elwood 1, Anqi Gu2, Tony Yang2
1.University of Auckland, 2.Tongji University, 3.University of Canterbury

ID:2c-0208
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE COMPARISION OF
COMMERCIAL BUILDING STRENGTHENED USING RC
COLUMN JACKETING ON 2 AND 4 FACES*Niharika Peddaprolu1, Pradeep Kumar Ramancharla1
1.International institute of Information technology Hyderabad[P30E18] Vibrational
Characteristics of Structures

ID:2c-0271

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 18*Richard Sause1, James Ricles1, Alia Amer 1, Tommy Marullo1

Poster Presentation

1.Lehigh University

ID:2c-0047

ID:2c-0056
EFFECT OF NONSTRUCTURAL COMPONENTS ON
AMPLITUDE-DEPENDENT DYNAMIC PARAMETERS.
II: FREE VIBRATION TESTS*Jun Ma , Shinji Nakata , Akihito Yoshida , Yukio Tamura
1

MULTI-DIRECTIONAL CYCLIC TESTING OF CROSSLAMINATED TIMBER ROCKING WALL-FLOOR
DIAPHRAGM SUB-ASSEMBLIES

2

3

4

EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF A
TIMBER WALL WITH INTERNAL STIFFENING
ELEMENTS AND EXTERNAL DIAGONAL PLANKS*Andreea Dutu1, Valentin Nicula 2, Daniel Barbu-Mocanescu3, Mihai
Niste1, Iulian Spatarelu1, Shoichi Kishiki4

1.China Construction Eighth Engineering Division Co., Ltd., 2.Asahi Kasei
Homes Corporation Co., Ltd., 3.Tokyo Polytechnic University, 4.Chongqing
University

1.Technical University of Civil Engineering Bucharest, 2.SC Schweickhardt
Erchinger Structural Engineering SRL, 3.Neuron ArhDesign SRL, 4.Tokyo
Institute of Technology

ID:2c-0057

ID:2c-0154

EFFECT OF NONSTRUCTURAL COMPONENTS ON
AMPLITUDE-DEPENDENT DYNAMIC PARAMETERS. I:
AMBIENT VIBRATION TESTSSTUDY ON FATIGUE BEHAVIOR OF TIMBER SHEARWALLS SUBJECTED TO REPEATED CYCLIC LOADING*Jun Ma1, Shinji Nakata 2, Akihito Yoshida3, Yukio Tamura4*Yoshihiro Yamazaki1, Kengo Kanda 2, Hiroyasu Sakata 2
1.Building Research Institute, 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology

1.China Construction Eighth Engineering Division Co., Ltd., 2.Asahi Kasei
Homes Corporation Co., Ltd., 3.Tokyo Polytechnic University, 4.Chongqing
University

ID:2c-0247
Vibration Characteristics of a RC Low-Rise Building
with setbacks experienced 2018 Hokkaido Eastern
Iburi Earthquake*Hiroyuki Kosaka1, Mitoshi Yasui1, Nobuhide Narita1, Takeshi
Yamamoto1
1.TODA CORPORATION

ID:2c-0095*Takaki Tojo1, Naohiro Nakamura 2, Koichi Kajiwara3, Naoki Satake 4,
Yusuke Tosauchi5
1.Takenaka Corporation, 2.Hiroshima University, 3.National ResearchInstitute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience, 4.Engineering & Risk
Services Corporation, 5.Fujita Corporation

ID:2c-0259
EVALUATION OF VIBRATION CHARACTERISTICS FORA HIGH-RISE STEEL BUILDING USING LONG-TERM
OBSERVATION RECORDS*Tomu Itami1, Kazuki Chiba1, Manabu Toyoshima1
1.Tokyu Construction Co., Ltd.

Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 19
ID:3f-0001

Sep. 30th (Thu)

VIBRATION CHARACTERISTICS OF STEEL BUILDINGSBASED ON LARGE SHAKING TABLE TESTS AT
E-DEFENSE[P30E19] Experimental Worksand Physical Modeling 1_
Assessment and Retrofitting ofStructures

On the Applicability of a Multiple Shear Springs
Algebraic Model for Response History Analyses ofFiber-Reinforced Bearings Base-Isolated Buildings*Andrea Calabrese1, Daniele Losanno2, Nicolò Vaiana3
1.California State University, Long Beach, USA, 2.National Research Councilof Italy, San Giuliano Milanese, Milano, Italy, 3.University of Naples, Naples,Italy

ID:3f-0005
Experimental study on deformability and P-Δ effect ofa wooden framework comprising steel lintel*Akira Yamada1
1.Fukuyama University

ID:2c-0111
EVALUATION OF VIBRATION CHARACTERISTIC OF
TRADITIONAL THATCHED ROOF HOUSES IN JAPAN*Reiko Hatada1, Li Xiang1, Takuro Tachibana1, Yasuhiro Nambu2,
Mina Sugino1, Yasuhiro Hayashi1
1.Kyoto University, 2.Kyushu University

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ID:3f-0006

ID:3f-0014

Development of onsite shear test equipment for
post-installed anchors used in seismic retrofit work

INVESTIGATION ON TENSILE AND SHEAR CAPACITY
OF POST INSTALLED BONDED REBAR IN BRICKAGGREGATE CONCRETE*Katsumi Kobayashi1, Keiichi Katori2, Hiroshi Taniguchi3, Shinichi
Terasaki4
1.University of Fukui, 2.Toyo University, 3.Trust Co., Ltd., 4.Maeda Kosen Co.,Ltd.

ID:3f-0008
Seismic Behavior of Anchor Groups - Experimental
and Numerical Study*Erik Johannes Stehle1, Akanshu Sharma1
1.University of Stuttgart

1.University of Asia Pacific, 2.Osaka University, 3.Daido University, 4.
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology

ID:3f-0016
EMPIRICAL EQUATIONS FOR DEFORMATIONCAPACITY OF CONVENTIONAL RC SHEAR WALLS*Zeynep Tuna Deger 1, Cagri Basdogan1
1.Istanbul Technical University

ID:3f-0009
Connection Between Steel Bracing and Corner Joint
Using Post-Installed Anchor - Numerical Investigation*Erik Johannes Stehle , Akanshu Sharma
11

1.University of Stuttgart

ID:3f-0010
EXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATION OF INOVATIVETECHNIQUE FOR SEISMIC RETROFITTING OF
TRADITIONAL MASONRY

ID:3f-0017
Diem: Damage Indices for RC columns under threedimensional seismic action*Haoyu Zhang1, Chenxi Mao1
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration

ID:3f-0018*Veronika Shendova1, Aleksandar Zlateski1, Goran Jekic1

RESPONSE OF A PIEZOELECTRIC SENSOR
DESIGNED FOR HEALTH MONITORING OF A WELDEDSTEEL JOINT

1.Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Seismology, UKIMIZIIS, Skopje

1.Akita Prefectural University*Carlos Humberto Cuadra1, Nobuhiro Shimoi1

ID:3f-0011

ID:3f-0019

Seismic reinforcement of two-story earthen buildings
using an external rope mesh: Preliminary shaking
table test results

NUMERICAL SIMULATIONS OF THE SEISMIC
BEHAVIOR OF A DAMAGED RC FRAME RETROFITTED
WITH COMPOSITE FABRICNUMERICAL SIMULATIONS
OF THE SEISMIC BEHAVIOR OF A DAMAGED RC
FRAME RETROFITTED WITH COMPOSITE FABRIC*Marcial Blondet1, Nicola Tarque1, Julio Vargas-Neumann1, Ramiro
Yallico1

Sep. 30th (Thu)

1.Pontifical Catholic University of Peru (PUCP)

ID:3f-0012
EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF LOW COSTSTEEL WIRE MESH RETROFIT FOR STONE MASONRYIN MUD MORTAR*Vibek Manandhar 1, Hima Shrestha1, Narayan P Marasini1, Rajani
Prajapati1, Ramesh Guragain1, Rabin Chaulagain1, Anastasios G
Sextos2, Nicholas A Alexander 2, Flavia De Luca 2, Nicola Giordano 2
1.National Society for Earthquake Technology - Nepal (NSET), 2.University ofBristol

ID:3f-0013
EXPERIMENTAL BEHAVIOR OF TWO REHABILITATEDBEAM-COLUMN CONNECTIONS UNDER CYCLICLOADING*Hector Guerrero1, Sergio M Alcocer 1, Jose Alberto Escobar 1
1.Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico

210*Nandita Saha1, Yasushi Sanada 2, Susumu Takahashi3, A.F.M.S.
Saiful Amin4, Md. Mizanur Rahman4*Ionut Ovidiu Toma1, Petru Mihai1, Vasile Mircea Venghiac1, George
Taranu1, Sergiu Andrei Baetu1, Ana Maria Toma1, Tudor CristianPetrescu1
1.The “Gheorghe Asachi” Technical University of Iasi

ID:3f-0020
CALIBRATING A CONSTITUTIVE NONLINEAR
MATERIAL MODEL FOR STONE MASONRY IN MUDMORTAR WALLS IN NEPAL*Joel Meadows1, Liva Shrestha1, Dev Raj Paudel1
1.Build Change Nepal

ID:3f-0021
SEISMIC STRENGTHENING OF RC COLUMNS BYSTEEL ENCASEMENT WITH DIRECT FASTENING
CONNECTIONS*RKL Su1, ZW Shan1
1.The University of Hong Kong

[P30E20] Seismic Retrofit 2
Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 20
ID:3b-0089
STRENGTHENING OF UNREINFORCED EXTERNAL RC
BEAM-COLUMN JOINTS WITH PRESTRESSED STEELSTRIPS*Paolo Ricci1, Maria Teresa De Risi1, Carlo Del Gaudio1, Gerardo
Mario Verderame1

ID:3b-0108
EVALUATION OF DIFFERENT RETROFIT STRATEGIESFOR RC SCHOOL BUILDINGS USING INTEGRATEDMULTI-CRITERIA PROCEDURES*Giammaria Gabbianelli1, Wilson Wladimir Carofilis1, RicardoMonteiro1
1.IUSS Pavia

ID:3b-0011
Analytical challenges on Seismic Retrofit design ofUnreinforced Masonry Building in Nepal*KIRTY TIWARI1, Suman Pradhan1, Hima Shrestha1

1.University of Naples Federico II

1.National Society for Earthquake Technology-Nepal (NSET)

ID:3b-0052

ID:3b-0021

A NEW METHOD OF RESPONSE CONTROL FOR
WOODEN HOUSES BY CONNECTING TO SEISMICSHELTERS WITH DAMPERS

BASE-ISOLATION AGAINST OUT-OF-PLANE SEISMICDAMAGE OF MASONRY INFILLS IN HOSPITALBUILDINGS*Honami Honjo1, Keisuke Goto2, Yuki Ozawa1*Fabio Mazza1, Sabrina Rizzuti1

1.Shibaura Institute of Technology, 2.Taisei corporation

1.Dipartimento di Ingegneria Civile, Università della Calabria, 87036 Rende(Cosenza)

ID:3b-0039
PROBING SEISMIC REINFORCEMENT EFFECT OF A
WOODEN HOUSE BASED ON AMBIENT VIBRATIONMEASUREMENTS*Kahori Iiyama1, Masanori Aikawa1, Hitoshi Morikawa1, Okan
Kockaya 2
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Middle East Technical University

ID:3b-0050
Reliability-Based Standardization of Seismic
Retrofitting Measures for Detached Houses*Jorge Munoz1, Maurice Hermens1, Sander Meijers1
1.Royal HaskoningDHVSEISMIC RETROFITTING OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS IN
KYRGYZ REPUBLIC*Svetlana Brzev1, Ulugbek Begaliev2
1.University of British Columbia, 2.International University of Innovation
Technologies

ID:3b-0064
Increasing Seismic Resilience through Structural
Retrofitting of School Infrastructure exposed tomulti-hazard*Dina D’Ayala1, Carmine Galasso1, Arash Nassirpour 1
1.University College London

ASSESSMENT OF A RETROFITTING TECHNIQUE FORPERUVIAN CONFINED MASONRY DWELLINGS USINGFRAGILITY FUNCTIONS*Luis Gabriel Quiroz1, Yoshihisa Maruyama 2
1.Researcher, Department of Earthquake Engineering, Japan-Peru
Earthquake Engineering and Disaster Mitigation Center, Faculty of Civil
Engineering, National University of Engineering, Lima-Peru, 2.Professor,
Department of Urban Environment Systems, Chiba University, Japan

ID:3b-0057
SEISMIC VULNERABILITY AND RETROFIT OF SOFTFIRST STORY RC BUILDINGS DESIGNED BY BARE
FRAME ANALYSIS IN BANGLADESH

Sep. 30th (Thu)

ID:3b-0029

ID:3b-0023*MD. KAMRUZZAMAN1, Matsutaro SEKI2
1.Public Works Department, Ministry of Housing and Public Works,
Bangladesh., 2.Building Research Institute, IISEE, Japan.

ID:3b-0060
SEISMIC RETROFIT OF AN EXISTING RESIDENTIAL
BUILDING IN NEPAL TO FUNCTIONALIZE AS A
HOSPITAL USING FERROCEMENT*Jyoti Lamsal1, Koichi KUSUNOKI2, Matsutaro SEKI3, Tatsuya
Azuhata4
1.Bharatpur Metropolitancity office, Office of Municipal Executive, Bharatpur
Chitwan, Nepal, 2.Earthquake Research Institute, The University of Tokyo,
Tokyo, Japan, 3.Building Research Institute, Japan, 4.Building ResearchInstitute (BRI), Japan

ID:3b-0071
COMPREHENSIVE SEISMIC UPGRADE OF A NONDUCTILE CONCRETE MOMENT-RESISTING-FRAME
BUILDING APPLYING FRP*Winston Chai1, Todd W Erickson2
1.Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, 2.ABSG Consulting Inc.

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ID:3b-0075

ID:3a-0005

Numerical study on SEISMIC RETROFITTING OF RC
FRAME STRUCTURES USING WING WALLSASSESSMENT OF DAMAGE INDEXES FOR PBSD OF
LOW-RISE RC WALLS*Yuebing LI1, Qingyu ZHANG1, Jingxiao SUN1

*Julian Carrillo1

1.Northeast Electric Power University

1.Universidad Militar Nueva Granada, UMNG

ID:3b-0077

ID:3a-0007

RETROFIT OF EXISTING OPEN GROUND PARKING RC
BUILDINGS IN HYDERABAD CITY
*Bodige Narender 1, K. Tejaswini2

EXISTING STEEL MOMENT RESISTING FRAME
BUILDINGS: A CRITICAL COMPARISON OF
ENGINEERING DEMAND PARAMETERS

1.Associate Professor, Anurag Group of Institution, Venkatapur, Hyderabad,
2.Post Graduate student, Anurag Group of Institute,Venkatapur, Hyderabad

1.University College London, 2.University of Liverpool*Fernando Gutierrez-Urzua1, Fabio Freddi1, Luigi Di Sarno2

ID:3a-0009[P30E21] Seismic Design and
Design Code_ Assessment andRetrofitting of Structures
Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 21*Yosuke Nakajima , Matsutaro Seki , Hiroaki Suga , Md. Rafiqul
Islam4
2

3

1.Engineering & Risk Service Corporation, 2.Building Research Institute , 3.
Irie Miyake Architects & Engineers, 4.Public Works Department (PWD)

ID:3a-0002

Sep. 30th (Thu)

THE NEW PERUVIAN MASONRY SEISMIC DESIGN
CODE*Daniel Quiun , Daniel Torrealva , Wilson Silva
1*Md Shafiul Islam1, Hamood AlWashali1, Masaki Maeda1, Matsutaro
Seki2, Md Rafiqul Islam3, Debasish Sen1, Md Abdul Malek Sikder4
1.Tohoku University, 2.Building Research Institute, 3.Public Works
Department, 4.Housing and Building Research InstituteID:3a-0011
EVALUATION OF ACCIDENTAL TORSION OFTORSIONALLY-BALANCED BUILDINGS USING THE
RESISTANCE ECCENTRICITY*Han Seon Lee1, Huiling Piao1, Ruth Ali Abegaz1
1.Korea University

1

1.Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru

ID:3a-0003
Development of a Database for Experimental Tests of
FRP Retrofitted Reinforced Concrete Shear Walls*Jazalyn Dukes1, Siamak Sattar 1

ID:3a-0013
Application of Automated Design Tool for FE modelled
Reinforced Concrete Line Elements to Seismic Design*Takaaki Tsukada1, Satoko Goto2, Masamu Matsumoto2, Kosei
Yachi2, Yoshiki Tanaka1, Yuho Kawamoto3, Ryosuke Ikeda4, Yasuo
Nitta5

1.NIST

1.Senior Engineer, Shimizu Corporation, 2.Engineer, Shimizu Corporation,
3.Principle Engineer, Shimizu Corporation, 4.General Manager, Shimizu
Corporation, 5.Expert Engineer, Shimizu Corporation

ID:3a-0004

ID:3a-0015

SIMPLIFYING EUROCODE 8 DUCTILE DETAILING
RULES FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURESSEISMIC UPGRADING OF RC BUILDINGS BY
ROCKING WALLS AND VISCOUS DAMPERS*Daniel T.W. Looi1, H.H. Tsang2, Nelson T.K. Lam3
1.Swinburne University of Technology, Sarawak, 2.Swinburne University ofTechnology, Melbourne, 3.The University of Melbourne

212

1.Technion - Israel Institute of Technology

VISUAL RATING METHOD AND PRIORITY SETTING OF
DETAIL EVALUATION OF RC BUILDINGS WITH
MASONRY INFILL

Proposal of a new seismic evaluation method basedon Japanese and American evaluation standards forthe existing RC buildings

1*Raed Jeries1

ID:3a-0010

ID:3a-0001

1

A SIMPLIFIED SEISMIC DESIGN METHODOLOGY OFDAMPED PIN SUPPORTED WALLS FOR THE
RETROFITTING OF FRAMES*Edoardo Michele Marino1, Francesca Barbagallo1, Melina Bosco1,
Andrea Floridia1, Pier Paolo Rossi1
1.University of Catania

ID:3a-0017
BOND PERFORMANCE TEST OF LONG POSTINSTALLED ANCHORS*Qi Qin1, Katsuhiko Nakano1, Kiyoshi Imai2
1.Chiba Institute of Technology, 2.Sanko Techno Co., Ltd.

ID:3a-0018
Probability risk of multiple hazard action on bridges inlife-cycle service period*Heng Mei1
1.Harbin Institute of Technology[P30E22] Bridges and Special
Structures_ Assessment andRetrofitting of Structures
Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 22
ID:3f-0057
FRAGILITY CURVES OF A RC CONTINOUS BRIDGEREINFORCED WITH DIFFERENT PIER JACKETS

ID:3a-0021*Maria Consolacion Gomez-Soberon1, Jovanni Cathi-Dezha1

SEISMIC RESISTANT CONSTRUCTION AND SEISMICRETROFITTING OF DRY STONE MASONRY HOUSESIN NEPAL

1.University. Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana (UAM)*Alina Shrestha1, Bipin Kumar Gautam2, Saugat Shrestha 1, Dev Raj
Paudel1, Liva Shrestha1

Numerical Investigation on Minimum WebReinforcement Provisions in Reinforced Concrete
Deep Beams Using ABAQUS

1.Build Change Nepal, 2.CLPIU,National Reconstruction Authority,Nepal

ID:3a-0022
Proposal for replacing response spectra by power
spectral densities in earthquake engineering*Pierre B. LABBE1
1.Ecole Spéciale des Travaux Publics

ID:3a-0023
Evaluation of Seismic Demand for Substandard
Reinforced Concrete Structures*Nicholas Christos Kyriakides1
1.Cyprus University of Technology

ID:3a-0024*Jason Dowling1, WD Liam Finn2, Carlos E Ventura 2, Armin
Bebamzadeh2
1.Associated Engineering, 2.University of British Columbia

ID:3a-0026
MECHANISM OF EARTH PRESSURE ACING ON SEMIUNDERGROUND STRUCTURE DURING AND AFTER
EARTHQUAKE*Toru Igarashi1, Sumio Sawada 2, Hiroyuki Goto2
1.NEWJEC Inc., 2.Kyoto University

ID:3b-0113
The building code SIA 269/8 for a risk-based seismic
safety assessment and retrofit of existing structures
in Switzerland*Blaise Duvernay1
1.Federal Office for the Environment*Murali Sagar Varma Sagi1, Chandrashekhar Lakavath1, S Suriya
Prakash1
1.Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad

ID:3f-0066
Seismic performance of an existing cable-stayed
bridge based on a multimodal response spectrum
analysis.
*Edouard Berton1, Jérôme Michel1, Pierre Fontaine1, Jean-Michel
Lacombe1, Denis Davi2, Thibaut Pannetier 3, Pierre Quentin3
1.Cerema Transport Infrastructures and Materials , 2.Cerema Mediterranean,
3.Loire-Atlantique Department

ID:3c-0003
Shaking Table Test of a Bridge Model Installed DRFDampers

Sep. 30th (Thu)

Stimulating Site Response Analyses Results in BC

ID:3f-0060*Akira Yamasaki1, Masaya Hada1, Sakae Ushijima1, Takuro
Matsubara 2, Kazuki Yamamoto2
1.Asunaro Aoki Construction Co., Ltd., 2.Metropolitan Expressway Co., Ltd.

ID:3c-0007
COMPONENT LEVEL SEISMIC FRAGILITY OF
MULTISPAN CONTINUOUS INTEGRAL ABUTMENT
CONCRETE BRIDGES*Benazir Fatima Ahmed1, Kaustubh Dasgupta1
1.Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati

ID:3c-0008
Performance Test of Oblique Damper System and Its
Application on Cable-Stayed Bridges*Jian Zhong1, Liang Chen1, Ke Hu2
1.Hefei University of Technology, 2.Anhui Transportation Holding Group
Co.,LTD.

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ID:3c-0009
Experimental study on the axial compressive
behaviour of ECC strengthened with large rupturestrain FRP composites*Wan-Ying Yuan1, 2, Qiang Han1, 2, Yu-Lei Bai1, 2
1.Beijing University of Technology, 2.Key Laboratory of Urban Security andDisaster Engineering of Ministry of Education

ID:3c-0010
STUDY ON THE SEISMIC BEHAVIOR OF THE FLEXIBLE
RIBBED WALL PIERS*ZENG YANG1, W.J. Gao1, Hisanori OTSUKA 2
1.Southwest Jiaotong University, 2.Otsuka Research Institute forInfrastructure Co.,Ltd.

[P30E23] Soil-StructureInteraction 3_ Geotechnical
Earthquake Engineering
Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 23
ID:4c-0051
COMPARISON OF NUMERICAL AND ANALYTICALSOLUTIONS OF SEISMIC EARTH PRESSURE ON
BASEMENT STRUCTURES*Nathaniel Wagner 1, Nicholas Sitar 2

ID:3c-0015

1.Slate Geotechnical Consultants, 2.University of California, Berkeley

Seismic Fragility Assessment of Isolated Bridges inCold Regions: A Case Study For Eastern Canada

ID:4c-0053

1.McMaster University

A Mechanical Model Used to Study Seismic SoilStructure Interaction Effects for Laterally Excited
Flexible Rectangular Tanks

ID:3c-0016*Shamsedin Hashemi1, Mehrdad Khoubani1, M. R. Kianoush2,
Mohammad Hamed Vahidi3*Saber Fosoul1, Michael Tait1

SEISMIC RETROFIT PRIORITIZATION FOR BRIDGESCONSIDERING SEISMIC CORRELATION

1.Yasouj University, 2.Ryerson University, 3.Ps-co.

*Qiang Lian1, Wancheng Yuan1

ID:4c-0054

1.State Key Laboratory of Disaster Reduction in Civil Engineering, Tongji
University

DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF A CUT AND COVER TUNNEL
OF A HIGHWAY IN LIMA CITY, PERU

ID:3c-0013
Comprehensive Program on Structural Assessment ofBridges in Uzbekistan*Tursubay Rashidov1, Khayrilla Baybulatov2, Diyorbek
Bekmirzayev1, Shakhzod Takhirov3, Nematilla Nishonov1

Sep. 30th (Thu)

1.Institute of Mechanics and Seismic Stability of Structures of the Academyof Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan, 2.Government Inspector-head ofgroup, State Inspection on Control for quality of road construction works
under the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan, 3.University ofCalifornia at Berkeley

ID:3f-0067
An online database and software for bridge-specificfragility analysis of as-built and retrofitted bridges*Andreas J Kappos1, Sotiria Stefanidou2, E. Paraskevopoulos2, V.
Papanikolaou2
1.Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi, 2.Aristotle University of Thessaloniki*Zenon Aguilar 1, 2, Luis Fernando Vergaray2, Juan Carlos Tarazona 2,Jose Antonio Barrantes2
1.Japan-Peru Center for Earthquake Engineering Research and Disaster
Mitigation., 2.Faculty of Civil Engineering, National University of Engineering

ID:4c-0055
SLOPE-BUILDING INTERACTION: SEISMIC STABILITYOF SLOPES UNDER CLOSELY SPACED BUILDINGS*YOGENDRA SINGH1, D. RAJ1, A. M. KAYNIA 2, 3
1.IIT Roorkee, 2.NTNU, Trondheim, 3.Norwegian Geotechnical InstituteID:4c-0056
NON-LINEAR LARGE-SCALE DYNAMIC FINITEELEMENT ANALYSIS OF UNDERGROUND RC
STRUCTURES*Shanthanu Rajasekharan1, Yuta Mitsuhashi1, Toshiaki Hasegawa1
1.Kozo Keikaku Engineering Inc., Tokyo, Japan

ID:4c-0057
SEISMIC ANALYSIS OF ISOLATED VIADUCTSCONSIDERING NONLINEAR SOIL-STRUCTURE
INTERACTION*Nicola Scattarreggia1, António Araújo Correia 2, Matteo Moratti3,
Gian Michele Calvi1, Rui Pinho4
1.IUSS Pavia, 2.LNEC, 3.Studio Calvi Ltd, 4.University of Pavia

214

ID:4c-0058
Subsoil structure estimation in the presence ofmultiple strong velocity reversals*Sahar Rahpeyma1, Benedikt Halldorsson2, 3, Birgir Hrafnkelsson4
1.Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering & Earthquake Engineering
Research Centre, School of Engineering and Natural Sciences, University of
Iceland, 2.Earthquake Engineering Research Centre & Faculty of Civil andEnvironmental Engineering, School of Engineering and Natural Sciences,
University of Iceland, 3.Geosciences Research Group, Division of Processing
and Research, Icelandic Meteorological Office, 4.School of Engineering andNatural Sciences, University of Iceland

ID:4c-0059
TOPOGRAPHIC EFFECTS IN THE SEISMIC DESIGN OF
BRIDGES*DANIEL DE LA ROSA ARENAS , JUAN MANUEL MAYORAL VILLA ,JOSE MAURICIO ALCARAZ BARRANCO1
1

1[P30E24] Ground Failure,
Liquefaction and Soil
Improvement 3_ Geotechnical
Earthquake Engineering
Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 24
ID:4b-0053
LIQUEFACTION OF RECLAIMED SOILS IN THE PORTOF WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND*Riwaj Dhakal1, Misko Cubrinovski1, Jonathan Bray2

1.Institute of Engineering, National University Autonomous of Mexico

1.University of Canterbury, 2.University of California, Berkeley

ID:4c-0062

ID:4b-0057

Site Characterization and Soil Structure Interaction
with Deep Bedrock Depth in Indo- Gangetic Plains

EFFECT OF INDUCED ANISOTROPY ON
POSTLIQUEFACTION AND RELIQUEFACTIONRESISTANCE OF SAND: EXPERIMENTAL STUDY*MUKAT LAL SHARMA1, PRIYANKA SHARMA1*Pedram Fardad Amini1, Gang Wang1

1.IIT ROORKEE

1.Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

ID:4c-0065
CURRENT PRACTICES FOR ANALYSIS OF LATERALSEISMIC EARTH PRESSURES*Jorge Fernando Meneses , Janna Bonfiglio
12

1.Chuo University /Professor Emeritus, 2.Senior Researcher, National
Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience

ID:4c-0068
NUMERICAL MODELIG OF THERMOMECHANICALBEHAVIOR OF ENERGY PILES UNDER MACHINEINDUCED VIBRATIONS*Fardin Jafarzadeh , Amir Akbari Garakani

Energy-based liquefaction potential evaluation for
induced strain and settlement*Takaji Kokusho1, Tomohiro Ishizawa 2

1.RMA Group, Inc., 2.Kleinfelder, Inc.

1

ID:4b-0059

2

ON THE USE OF MACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUESTO PREDICT LATERAL SPREADING DISPLACEMENT
IN NEW ZEALAND

Sep. 30th (Thu)

1.Sharif University of Technology, 2.Niroo Research Institute

ID:4b-0060*Ellen Rathje1, Maria Giovanna Durante1
1.University of Texas

ID:4c-0070
DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF SHALLOW FOUNDATIONSON REINFORCED SOIL WITH RIGID INCLUSIONS*Yuxiang Shen1, 2, Jesús Pérez-Herreros2, Fahd Cuira 2, JeanFrançois Semblat1, 3, Sébastien Burlon2

ID:4c-0069
Seismic Seawall Stability on Soft Clay
*Adam Benjamin Price1, Jose Ugalde1, Thaleia Travasarou1

1.Institut Polytechnique de Paris, 2.Terrasol (Setec group), 3.ENSTA Paris

1.FugroID:4f-0014

ID:4c-0071

3D NUMERICAL AND SIMPLIFIED ANALYTICALSOLUTION OF BURIED PIPELINE SUBJECTED TO PIPE
BURSTING UNDERNEATH

Liquefaction hazard mapping using geostatisticalmethod in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada*Chaidul Haque Chaudhuri , Deepankar Choudhury
12

1.Ph.D. Research Scholar, Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute ofTechnology Bombay, Powai, Mumbai 400076, India, 2.Institute Chair
Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology
Bombay, Also, Adjunct Professor, Academy of Scientific and Innovative
Research (AcSIR), CSIR Campus, India*Alireza Javanbakht1, Sheri Molnar 1, Abouzar Sadrekarimi2
1.Department of Earth Science, University of Western Ontario, 2.Department
of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Western Ontario

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ID:4c-0072

ID:7b-0004

STUDY OF EFFECTS OF UNCERTAINTY IN GROUNDMOTION AND SOIL PERMEABILITY ON CITYWIDELIQUEFACTION USING HPC

THE IMPROVEMENT IN CITIZEN AWARENESS OF
LOW-FREQUENCY HAZARDS AFTER A DISASTERRISK REDUCTION TOWN WALK – A CASE STUDY IN
THE TEJTURI BAZAR AREA OF DHAKA CITY

*Jian Chen1, Hideyuki O-tani2, Tomohide Takeyama3, Satoru Oishi2, 3,
Muneo Hori1*Michio Ubaura1, Sangita Das2, Miharu Sato3, Mahmud Akter4

1.Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology, 2.RIKEN Centerfor Computational Science, 3.Kobe University

1.Tohoku University, 2.CWS Japan, 3.SEEDS Asia, 4.Jahangirnagar
University

ID:4c-0074

ID:7b-0005

LIQUEFACTION MODEL CONSIDERING SOLID TO
FLUID TRANSITION BASED ON INTERNAL EROSION

Development and utilization of Nankai TroughEarthquake Disaster Information Platform*Jun Kurima1, Yoshikazu Shingaki2, Hiroyuki Goto1, Sumio Sawada1*Yoshinobu Mizui1, Hiroyuki Fujiwara1

1.Kyoto University, 2.Tokyo Electric Power Servises

1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience(NIED)

ID:4c-0075
GEOSTATISTICAL SIMULATIONS FOR LIQUEFACTIONANALYSES OF A FLUVIAL DEPOSIT IN THE CHI-CHI
EARTHQUAKE

ID:7b-0007
A study on Changes of Residential Environment inReconstruction Houses in Nepal*Patrick C Bassal1, Ross W Boulanger 1, Jason T DeJong1*Kiyo Komurai1, Hiroki Suzuki1, Hiroshi Imai2, Hiroshi Nakazawa3

1.University of California, Davis

1.Chiba University, 2.Institute of Technologists, 3.National Research Institutefor Earth Science and Disaster Prevention

ID:7i-0003[P30E25] Awareness andPreparedness_ Social andEconomic Aspects

SEISMIC RISK PERCEPTION: PORTUGAL vs JAPAN*Isabel Amaral Costa1, Cristina Ferreira Oliveirra1, Hugo André2
1.Center for Innovation in Science and Technology, Polytechnic Institute of
Setubal, 2.Civil Defense Services of Barreiro City Council

Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 25[P30E26] Impact and IndirectConsequences_ Social andEconomic Aspects

ID:7b-0001

Sep. 30th (Thu)A NEW MANAGEMENT MODEL FOR HIGHERCAPACITY AND IMPROVED ENVIRONMENT IN
EMERGENCY SHELTERS

Poster Presentation*Kyoko Hirata1, Takashige Ishikawa1, Akiko Murata 2, Hiroaki Notake2
1.Japan Women's University, 2.Institute of Technology, Shimizu Corporation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 26
ID:7a-0003

ID:7b-0002
Understanding the Cognition of the Chinese Local
Government Towards Urban Resilience Planning*HAOTIAN WU1, Osamu Murao2

Effect of Benefit Fraud on Community Resilience in
the Wake of Disaster*Szu-Yun Lin1, Sherif El-Tawil1, Benigno Aguirre2
1.University of Michigan, 2.University of Delaware

1.Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University, 2.International
Research Institute of Disaster Science, Tohoku University

ID:7b-0009
ID:7b-0003
Regional Evaluation of the Risk Price of Apartments
Reflecting Seismic Indoor Risk in Japan*Satoe Hayakawa , Tadayoshi Nakashima , Shigeyuki Okada
1

1.Hokkaido University

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1

CONSEQUENCES OF GENDER INEQUALITY IN THE
FACE OF EARTHQUAKE DISASTERS*Yeudy Felipe Vargas Alzate1
1.Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña

[P30E27] Short-term Logistics_
Preparedness and Emergency
Management

ID:6f-0014
SHELTER PROJECT - AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH
FOR LIFE PROTECTION UNDER SEVERE
EARTHQUAKES

Poster Presentation*Luis Guerreiro1, João Gomes Ferreira1, Rita Moura 2, João
Guerreiro2

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 27

1.CERIS, Instituto Superior Tecnico - Universidade de Lisboa, 2.Teixeira
Duarte - Engenharia e Construções, SA

ID:6d-0002
OPTIMIZATION OF DISASTER RELIEF MATERIAL
TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM AND DESIGN OF
MATERIAL STORAGE CONTAINER*Fangzhou Yu1, Muneyoshi Numada1, Chaitanya Krishna1
1.University of Tokyo[P30E29] Wave Propagation_
Tsunami Disaster
Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 29[P30E28] Others_ Preparedness
and Emergency Management

ID:5c-0001

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 28

1.Lamprotek Engineering Oy

Poster Presentation

ID:6h-0002
TOKAI EARTHQUAKE PREPAREDNESS PROGRAM“TOKAI-ZERO” IN SHIZUOKA PREFECTURE, JAPAN(PART 3)
*Takahiro Oishi1, Naomi Aono1, Kougi Hoshino1, Takahiro Suzuki1,
Yasutaka Yamaguchi1
1.Shizuoka Prefectural Government

ID:6h-0003*Ricky Baheramsjah1, Abdulbar Mansoer 2, H Harinto2, Hari
Nurjaman3, Masyhur Irsyam3, M Ridwan3, L Faizal3, H Latief3, Binsar
Hariandja4, Suwito Suwito5, Dwi Dinariana 6
1.Mandalika Grand Prix Association, 2.Indonesian Tourism Development
Corporation, 3.Ministry of Public Work and Housing, 4.Institut Teknologi
Bandung, 5.Universitas Agung Podomoro, 6.Universitas Persada Indonesia

ID:6h-0005
A STUDY ON SELF-SUFFICIENT BUILDINGS AGAINSTDISASTER: SURVEY OF SOCIAL WELFARE FACILITIESIN JAPAN*Keiko Inagaki1, Satoshi Yoshida1, Satoru Sadohara1
1.Yokohama National University*Kalle Matias Lampela1

ID:5c-0003
Tsunami propagation path for the 1960 Valdivia
earthquake determined by sensitivity kernel
distributions*Seiji Tsuno1, Norihiko Hashimoto2, Kyosuke Okamoto3
1.Railway Technical Research Institute, 2.ITOCHU Techno-Solutions
Corporation, 3.National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science andTechnology

ID:5c-0004
Verification for the accuracy of evaluation index fortsunami simulation

Sep. 30th (Thu)

DEVELOPMENT OF EARTHQUAKE AND TSUNAMIDISASTER MITIGATION PLAN FOR MANDALIKA
MOTOGP CIRCUIT IN LOMBOKBreaking of the tsunami waves before shoreline on theshallow seawater*Yuuki Eguchi1, Yoshinori Shigihara1, Tsuyoshi Tada1
1.National Defense Academy, Japan[P30E30] Risk Assessment 3_
Seismic Loss and Risk
Management
Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 30
ID:8c-0059
Celebrating successful earthquake risk reduction
through counterfactual probabilistic analysis*Maricar Labalan Rabonza1, Yolanda Lin1, David Lallemant1
1.Nanyang Technological University

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ID:8c-0060

ID:8c-0072

Evaluation of Seismic Risk of Plant Site Consisting of
Various Types of Structures Using Multi-Event Model

Seismic Risk Assessment in Chiang Mai Municipality
using Adapted Fragility Functions*Akira Satoda1, Masami Oshima1, Sei'ichiro Fukushima 2*Panon Latcharote1, Chayanon Hansapinyo2, Pennung Warnitchai3

1.Chiyoda Corporation, 2.RKK Consulting Co., Ltd.

1.Mahidol University, 2.Chiang Mai University, 3.Asian Institute of Technology

ID:8c-0064

ID:8c-0076

REDUCED ORDER MODELING OF HYSTERETIC
STRUCTURAL RESPONSE AND APPLICATIONS TOSEISMIC RISK ASSESSMENT

Earthquake risk assessment for Republic of Croatia:
challenges and opportunities*Dimitrios Patsialis1, Alexandros Taflanidis1
1.University of Notre Dame

ID:8c-0066*Josip Atalic1, Marta Savor Novak1, Mario Uros1, Marija Demsic1
1.University of Zagreb, Faculty of Civil Engineering

ID:8a-0057

SEISMIC VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF LOWRISE SCHOOL BUILDINGSEMERGENCY PLANNING FOR CIVIL PROTECTION IN
MURCIA (SPAIN): OVERVIEW OF SEISMIC RISKASSESSMENT STUDIES*Rafael Ignacio Fernandez1, Rohit Kumar Adhikari2, Luis Eduardo
Yamin1, Dina D’Ayala 2*Jorge Gaspar-Escribano1, Belén Benito1, Alicia Rivas-Medina 2,
Sandra Martínez-Cuevas1, Ligia Quirós3

1.Universidad de los Andes, 2.University College London

1.Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, 2.Universidad de Concepción, 3.
Geolyder SL

ID:8c-0067
Development of seismic risk information browsing
system (J-SHIS Map R)*Takahiro Maeda1, Hiroyuki Fujiwara1, Hiromitsu Nakamura1,
Shinichi Kawai1, Nobuyuki Morikawa1, Ken Xiansheng Hao1, Shohei
Naito1, Hiroki Azuma1, Asako Iwaki1, Yuji Dohi1
1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience

ID:8c-0069
EXAMINATION OF MATERIAL CRITERIA FORFRAGILITY EVALUATION USING 3D FEM ANALYSIS*Minoru Matsubara1, Kenzo Kodera1, Arika Hori1, Masamitsu
Watanabe1, Takeshi Ugata1
1.TAISEI CORPORATION

Sep. 30th (Thu)

ID:8c-0070
SEISMIC ASSESSMENT AND RISK PROFILING OF
LARGE BUILDING INVENTORIES IN NORTH AMERICA*Ramon Gilsanz1, Connie Yang1, Yun Jennifer Lan1, Joseph
Mugford1, John Hinchcliffe1

Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 31
ID:8a-0001
Seismic vulnerability of RC with infills school buildings
in El Salvador, a detailed assessment.
*Manuel Alfredo Lopez Menjivar 1, Jaime Hernandez1
1.Universidad de El Salvador

ID:8a-0004

1.Gilsanz Murray Steficek

Simulative Earthquake Damage Modeling Based on
EMS-98 - Reliability and Predictability

ID:8c-0071

1.Bauhaus-Universitaet Weimar

FRAMEWORK FOR SEISMIC RISK ASSESMENT AND
MITIGATION MEASURES FOR URBAN BRIDGES –CASE OF BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA

ID:8a-0005*Esteban Prada1, Luis Eduardo Yamin2, Juan Sebastian Echeverry 3
1.Ph.D student, Universidad de los Andes, 2.Ph.D associate professor,
Universidad de los Andes, 3.M. Sc. Research engineer, Universidad de los
Andes

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[P30E31] Exposure andVulnerability 1_ Seismic Lossand Risk Management*Holger Maiwald1, Jochen Schwarz1

Seismic Vulnerability Analysis of Base-isolated
Structures based on Response Surface Method*Hao Wang1, Chao Luo1, Dagen Weng2
1.Shijiazhuang Tiedao University, 2.Tongji University

ID:8a-0006

ID:8a-0015

Prototype of private enterprise capital stock model byindustry for predicting economic damage caused byearthquakes and tsunamis

RELIABILITY ESTIMATION OF INCREMENTAL
RETROFITTED STRUCTURES CONSIDERINGCUMULATIVE SEISMIC DAMAGES*Hiromitsu Nakamura1, Hiroyuki Fujiwara1, Ikuo Takahashi1, Satoshi
Shimizu2, Masato Yamazaki3*Juana Gresia1, Sandra Santa Cruz2

1.NIED, 2.OYO RMS, 3.Nagoya University

ID:8a-0007
STRUCTURAL TYPE AND DAMAGE CLASS OF
DEMOLISHED BUILDINGS IN MASHIKI AFTER THE
2016 KUMAMOTO EARTHQUAKE*Yuzuru Kushiyama1, Masashi Matsuoka1
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology

1.GERDIS research group / Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2.
GERDIS research group / Department of Engineering / Pontificia Universidad
Católica del Perú

ID:8a-0016
Fragility functions for a Dutch URM building typology
including finite-element based collapse modelling*Damian N Grant1, Jamie Dennis2, Richard Sturt1, Giovanni Milan2,David McLennan1, Pedro Negrette2, Rene da Costa 2, Michele
Palmieri2
1.Arup, 2.Arup Netherlands

ID:8a-0009
Curve fitting approach to obtain fragility curve frombuilding damage matrix based on seismic groundmotion parameters

ID:8a-0017*BO CHEN1, Zengping Wen1, Wenzhe Zhao1

Study on Quantitative Evaluation Method for
Earthquake Disaster Prevention Potential Based on
Statistical Information

1. Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration*Takahisa Enomoto1, Ochiai Tsutomu1
1.Kanagawa University

ID:8a-0010
Seismic Fragility Analysis of a High Arch DamFoundation System based on Seismic Instability
Failure Mode
*Hui Liang1, 2, Jin Tu1, 2, Sheng shan Guo1, 2, Jian xin Liao3, De yu Li1, 2,
Shi qi Peng3

ID:8a-0018
DERIVATION OF FRAGILITY CURVES FOR ITALIANMASONRY BUILDINGS FROM POST-EARTHQUAKEDAMAGE DATA
*Annalisa Rosti1, Maria Rota 2, Andrea Penna1

1.China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research, 2.State Key
Laboratory of Simulation and Regulation of Water Cycle in River Basin, 3.
China Three Gorges Projects Development Co., Ltd

1.University of Pavia, Department of Civil Engineering and Architecture,
2.EUCENTRE Foundation, Department of Buildings and Infrastructures

ID:8a-0011

ID:8a-0019

FAGILITY ANALYSIS OF HIGH-RISE RC FRAMECONSIDERING THE EFFECT OF MULTIPLE GROUNDMOTION CHARACTERISTICS

BAYESIAN UPDATING OF EXPOSURE MODEL
INFERENCES USING INSPECTION DATA

1*Michele Palmieri1, Alexandros Christodoulou1, Damian N Grant2

Sep. 30th (Thu)*Chao Xu , Zengping Wen
1

1.ARUP, 2.ARUP, ADE

1.Institute of Geophysics, CEA

ID:8a-0012
Street Estimation Approach Important for Sustaining
The Local Industry*Kazumi Kurata1, Yoshihiro Chiba1, Shogo Hashitomi1, Nobuo Arai1,
Satoru Nishikawa1
1.Nagoya University[P30E32] New Computational
Science_ Innovative Technology
Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 32

ID:8a-0013
QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF ENGINEERINGFORTIFICATION MEASURES AGAINST EARTHQUAKEDISASTER*Xiaxin Tao1, Zhengru Tao2, Mengya Kang1, Ming Zhang1, Guangfen
Zheng2
1.HIT, 2.IEM, CEA

ID:9d-0002
AN EFFICIENT INELASTICITY-SEPARATED SEISMICRESPONSE ANALYSIS METHOD FOR ENGINEERINGSTRUCTURE*Gang Li1, Ding-Hao Yu1
1.Dalian University of Technology

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ID:9d-0004
MODELING THE NONLINEAR BEHAVIOR OF RC
BEAM-COLUMN JOINT USING INELASTICITYSEPARATED FINITE ELEMENT METHOD*Ding-Hao Yu1, Gang Li1
1.Dalian University of Technology

ID:9d-0005
Dynamic reliability of nonlinear structural system withuncertain parameters of passive damper*Dawei Li1, Hesheng Tang2, Kohju Ikago1, Songtao Xue3
1.Tohoku University, 2.Tongji University, 3.Tohoku Institute of Technology[P30E33] History of Earthquake
Engineering_ Lessons Learnt
from Earthquakes
Poster Presentation

Sep. 30th (Thu) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 33
ID:10a-0051
Seismic Engineering at Mexico City
*Perla R Santa Ana1, Lucia Santa Ana1, Jose Baez2
1.Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, UNAM, 2.Baez Santa Ana
Ingenieros Consultores SA de CV

ID:10b-0002
UN ASSISTANCE AND CONTRIBUTION TO
DEVELOPMENT OF EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING– EUROPEAN AND WORLDWIDE

Sep. 30th (Thu)220*Zoran Velimir MILUTINOVIC1, Radmila Bogdan Salic1
1.Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Seismology (IZIIS), Ss.
Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje, N. Macedonia

Program (Oct 1st, Oral/OS, Fully Virtual Session)[O01A06] Uncertainty and Risk
Oral Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 1
Chair : Cigdem Yilmaz1, Fumio Yamazaki2

10:30-10:45 ID:8c-0021
PROBABILISTIC LOSS ASSESSMENT DUE TO
EARTHQUAKE-INDUCED LIQUEFACTION INCLUDINGEPISTEMIC UNCERTAINTY*Cigdem Yilmaz1, Vitor Silva 2, Graeme Weatherill3
1.IUSS Pavia, 2.GEM Foundation, 3.GFZ Potsdam

1. IUSS Pavia, 2. National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster
Resilience

10:45-11:00 ID:8e-0002

Invited Lecture

An Exploration of Parametric Earthquake Risk
Transfer Solutions that Dynamically Adapt to
Seismicity Changes

09:00-09:30 ID:8c-0092
FROM EARTHQUAKE RISK TO EARTHQUAKEINSURANCE*Mustafa Erdik1
1.Kandilli Observatory and Earthquake Research Institute Bogazici University

09:30-09:45 ID:8c-0001
Earthquake Risk Index - A Simplified Method for
Relative Risk Assessment*Pradeep Kumar Ramancharla1, C V R Murty2
1.IIIT Hyderabad, 2.IIT Madras

09:45-10:00 ID:8c-0043*Guillermo Franco1, Roberto Guidotti1, Edward H. Field2, Kevin R.
Milner 3, Yajie J. Lee 4, Ross S. Stein5
1.Guy Carpenter, 2.United States Geological Survey, 3.Southern California
Earthquake Center, University of Southern California, 4.ImageCat Inc.,
5.Temblor Inc.

[O01A07] Ground Motion
Studies 4
Oral Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 2

HOW UNCERTAINTIES AND ASSUMPTIONS IN
SEISMIC RISK ANALYSIS AFFECT THE DECISIONMAKER’S RISK PERCEPTION

Chair : Shinichi Matsushima1*Maria Camila Hoyos1, Andrés Felipe Hernández2

09:00-09:15 ID:1d-0068

1.IDIGER - Institute for Disaster Risk Management in Bogotá, 2.Université
Grenoble-Alpes

SEISMIC AMPLIFICATION IN TACNA-PERU, USINGSEISMIC MOTION DATA AND ARRANGEMENTS OF
MICROTREMOR

10:00-10:15 ID:8c-0013
Methods for evaluation and treatment of epistemic
uncertainty in portfolio losses due to earthquakes*Maryia Markhvida1, Gemma Cremen2, Ognjen Grujic1, Luis
Ceferino3, Jack Baker 1
1.Stanford University, 2.University of Bristol, 3.Princeton University

Including topographic effects in earthquake loss
estimation - A comparative study*Sergio Molina1, Dominik H. Lang2, Noelia Agea-Medina1, Juan Jose
Galiana-Merino1, Juan Luis Soler-Llorens1, Abdelghani Meslem3,
Yogendra Singh4
1.University of Alicante, 2.Norwegian Geotechnical Institute, 3.NORSAR,
4.Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee*Jorge Alva1, Carmen Ortiz1, Jorge Soto1
1.Universidad Nacional de Ingenieria

09:15-09:30 ID:1g-0010
THE SUBSURFACE STRUCTURE INFERRED FROMMHVRS AT THE BOUNDARY OF THE BASIN EDGE IN
UJI, JAPAN*Shinichi Matsushima1

Oct. 1st (Fri)

10:15-10:30 ID:8c-0006

1. Kyoto University

1.Kyoto University

09:30-09:45 ID:1f-0022
TOPOGRAPHY OF QUATERNARY SEDIMENTS IN
KATHMANDU BASIN FROM ARRAY MICROTREMOROBSERVATIONS*Nakhorn Poovarodom1, Amorntep Jirasakjamroonsri1, Deepak
Chamlagain2, Pennung Warnitchai3
1.Thammasat University, 2.Tribhuvan University, 3.Asian Institute ofTechnology

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09:45-10:00 ID:1f-0006

ID:1b-0010

Microtremor Surveys in Large Sedimentary Basins on
the Coast of the Sea of Japan

Dynamic Rupture Simulations of a Vertical Strike-Slip
Fault with Heterogeneous Stress-Drop Distribution*Kimiyuki Asano1, Kunikazu Yoshida 2, Ken Miyakoshi2, Michihiro
Ohori3, Tomotaka Iwata1*Hiroshi Kawase1, Jikai Sun1, Arben Pitarka 2, Luis Dalguer 3, Eri Ito1,
Fumiaki Nagashima1

1.Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University, 2.Geo-ResearchInstitute, 3.Research Institute of Nuclear Engineering, University of Fukui

1.Kyoto University, 2.Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, 3.3Q-LAB

10:00-10:15 ID:1d-0101
CONSTRUCTION OF 3D S-WAVE VELOCITYSTRUCTURE OF CDMX, MEXICO USING OBSERVEDMICROTREMORS*Jorge Aguirre1, 2, Leonardo Ramírez1, Moises Contreras1, Marcela
Baena1, Filiberto Vergara1, Pedro Martínez1, Bruno Olivares1, Rubén
Hernández1, Shinichi Matsushima 2

RUPTURE MODELING FOR THE 2016 KUMAMOTO,
JAPAN AND 2019 RIDGECREST CALIFORNIA
EARTHQUAKES*Arben Pitarka1, H. Kawase2, R. Graves3, K. Miyakoshi4, L. Dalguer5,
K. Irikura6, A. Rodgers1, D. McCallen7, 8

1.Instituto de Ingeniería, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, 2.
Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University

1.Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, 2.Kyoto University, 3.UnitedStates Geological Survey, 4.Georesearch Institute, 5.3Q-Lab, 6.Aichi
Institute of Technology, 7.University of Nevada, 8.Lawrence Berkeley National
Laboratory

10:15-10:30 ID:1f-0019

ID:1b-0019

ESTIMATION OF SHEAR WAVE VELOCITY PROFILESBASED ON EXTENSIVE MICROTREMOR SURVEYS INBANGKOK DEEP BASIN

WHAT IS FLING STEP? – ITS PHYSICS, THEORY, AND
STRONG GROUND MOTION SIMULATION NEARSURFACE FAULT RUPTURE –*Amorntep Jirasakjamroonsri1, Nakhorn Poovarodom2*Yoshiaki Hisada1

1.Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Civil Engineering, Thammasat
University, 2.Associate Professor, Department of Civil Engineering,Thammasat University

1.Kogakuin University

10:30-10:45 ID:1g-0004

3D GROUND MOTION SIMULATIONS FOR EVENTS IN
THE 2019 RIDGECREST SEQUENCE

Spectrum characteristics of soil layers at Subao
village landslide site
*Xiaobo Li1, Xin Wang1, Chaoyu Chang1
1.Institute of Disaster Prevention

10:45-11:00 ID:1d-0041
SPECTRAL DAMPING SCALING FACTORS FORSUBDUCTION EARTHQUAKES*Sanaz Rezaeian1, Yousef Bozorgnia 2
1.USGS, 2.University of California Los Angeles (UCLA)

Oct. 1st (Fri)[O01A08] Physics-Based
Modeling Using Kinematic andDynamic Source
Representations for
Quantitative Strong Motion
Simulation
Concurrent Session

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 3
Chair : Hiroshi Kawase1

1. Kyoto University

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ID:1b-0015

ID:1b-0011*Robert Graves1, Arben Pitarka 2
1.United States Geological Survey, 2.Lawrence Livermore National
Laboratory

ID:1d-0088
Recipe for Predicting Strong Ground Motion on the
SCEC Broadband Platform*Hiroe Miyake1, Arben Pitarka 2, Asako Iwaki3, Nobuyuki Morikawa3,
Takahiro Maeda3, Hiroyuki Fujiwara3
1.The University of Tokyo, 2.Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory,
3.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience

ID:1b-0016
PHYSICS-BASED PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC HAZARD
AND PROBABILSITIC RISK ASSESSMENT IN LARGEURBAN AREAS*Marco Stupazzini1, Maria Infantino2, Alexander Allmann1, Roberto
Paolucci2
1.Munich Re, Geo Risks, 2.Politecnico di Milano, DICA

ID:1c-0035
TOWARD PHYSICS-BASED FAULT RUPTURE MODELSFOR SEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENT OF NUCLEAR
INSTALLATIONS*Luis A. Dalguer 1
1.3Q-Lab GmbH

ID:1b-0017
The Earthquake Simulation(EQSIM) Framework forPhysics-Based Fault-to-Structure Simulations*David McCallen1, Anders Petersson3, Arthur Rodgers3, Mamun
Miah2, Arben Pitarka3, Floriana Petrone1, Houjun tang2
1.University of Nevada Reno, 2.Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory,
3.Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory[O01A09] Framework for
Infrastructure Systems
Resilience: Overview andIllustrative Applications inJapan and U.S.
Special Organized Session
Oct. 1st (Fri) / 09:00-10:00
On-line 4
Organizer : Masamitsu Onishi1
1. Kyoto University

Speakers :*Masamitsu Onishi1, Sue McNeil2, John vandeLindt3, Yoshikazu
Takahashi1
1.Kyoto University, 2.University of Delaware, 3.Colorado State University[O01A11] Major Developments in
Evaluating Seismic
Performance of Buildings and
Implementation in New Design
Concurrent Session

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 6
Organizer : Justin Moresco1
1. Applied Technology Council

ID:2c-0291
FEMA P-58: PERFORMANCE ESTIMATION TOOL
*Ayse Hortacsu1, Vesna Terzic2
1.Applied Technology Council, 2.California State University Long Beach, CA,USA

ID:2c-0290
Solutions to the Short-Period Building Performance
Paradox*Charles A. Kircher 1
1.Kircher & Associates

ID:2b-0184
IMPROVED DESIGN GUIDANCE FOR SOILSTRUCTURE INTERACTION[O01A10] Roadblocks andIncentives for Worldwide
Adaptation and Implementationof Seismic Structural Health
Monitoring (S2HM)*Bret Lizundia1, Tim Ancheta 2, C.B. Crouse3, Robert Hanson7,
Stephen K. Harris4, Ayse Hortacsu5, Boris Jeremic6, Mike Mahoney7,
Lisa Star 8, Jonathan P. Stewart9, Michael Valley10
1.Rutherford + Chekene, 2.Risk Management Solutions, 3.AECOM, 4.
Simpson Gumpertz and Heger, 5.Applied Technology Council, 6.Universityof California Davis, 7.Federal Emergency Management Agency, 8.California
State University Long Beach, 9.University of California Los Angeles, 10.
Magnusson Klemencic Associates

Special Organized Session
Oct. 1st (Fri) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 5
Organizer : Farzad Naeim1
1. Farzad Naeim, Inc.

1.Farzad Naeim, Inc., 2.Kobori Research Complex Inc., 3.University British
Columbia, 4.Geo SIG Ltd., 5.University of California

Special Organized Session

Oct. 1st (Fri)*Farzad Naeim1,5, Katsuhisa Kanda 2, Carlos Ventura3, Talhan Brio4[O01A12] Transportation System
Seismic Performance: Peer
TSRP and Lifelines Programs
Oct. 1st (Fri) / 09:00-10:40
On-line 3
Organizer : Khalid M. Mosalam1
1. University of California, Berkeley

Speakers :*Sashi Kunnath1, Jack Baker 2, A. Deb1, Keri Ryan3, A. Almutairi4,
Erica Fisher 5
1. University of California, Davis, 2. Stanford University, 3. University of
Nevada, 4. Kuwait University, 5. Oregon State University

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Structural Systems 4
Oral Presentation

1.Imperial College London

15:45-16:00 ID:2b-0173

Chair : Rajesh Prasad Dhakal1, Jiro Takagi2

Sloped-Column Irregularity in High-Rise Shear Wall
Buildings

1. University of Canterbury, 2. Tokyo Metropolitan University*Perry Adebar 1, Maryam Mahmoodi1

14:00-14:15 ID:2b-0107
Development of fragility functions for RC concrete
structures considering the effect of ground motion
duration*Mike Fairhurst1, Armin Bebamzadeh1, Carlos E Ventura1
1.University of British Columbia

Seismic Characterization of Steel Buildings Subjected
to Megathrust Earthquakes*Miguel Medalla , Diego Lopez-Garcia , Farzin Zareian
1

1, 2

3

1.Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, 2.National Research Center for
Integrated Natural Disaster Management (CIGIDEN) , 3.University ofCalifornia at Irvine[O01B07] Liquefaction 3
Oct. 1st (Fri) / 14:00-15:45
On-line 2
Chair : Susumu Yasuda1
1. Tokyo Denki University

Invited Lecture
14:00-14:30 ID:4b-0068

14:30-14:45 ID:2b-0125
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF A PARTIALLYCOMPLETED-AND-OCCUPIED REINFORCED
CONCRETE BUILDING*Ravi Kiran Nandyala1, Yogendra Singh1
1.Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee

Damping-Ductility Relationships for the
Displacement-Based Design of Structures with FlagShaped Load-Deformation Response*Nicholas Chan1, Ashkan Hashemi1, Pouyan Zarnani2, Pierre
Quenneville1
1.University of Auckland, 2.Auckland University of Technology

15:00-15:15 ID:2b-0153

Oct. 1st (Fri)SEISMIC STABILITY ASSESSMENT OF STEELMOMENT FRAMES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR DESIGN*Larry Fahnestock , Shitao Shi , Matthew Speicher
1

Identification and Mitigation of Seismic Hazards from
Inherited Vulnerabilities*Misko Cubrinovski1
1.Civil & Natural Resources Engineering E444, University of Canterbury

14:30-14:45 ID:4b-0003

14:45-15:00 ID:2b-0136

2

1.University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2.National Institute ofStandards and Technology

Investigation and analysis of liquefaction-induced
debris flows in Palu, Indonesia following the 28th
September 2018 Central Sulawesi Earthquake*Richard Henri Lagesse1, Andrew Brennan2, Ibnu Rusydy 3
1.Arup Singapore Pte Ltd., 2.University of Dundee, 3.Tsunami and Disaster
Mitigation Research Center

14:45-15:00 ID:4b-0052
Investigation of damage mechanism of large-scalelandslide in Sibalaya, Palu due to the 2018 Sulawesi
Earthquake*Kohei Ono1, Mitsu Okamura1, Adi Maulana 2, Ardy Arsyad2, Sukiman
Nurdin3
1.Ehime University, 2.Hasanuddin University, 3.Tadulako University

15:00-15:15 ID:4b-0031

15:15-15:30 ID:2b-0155
DAMAGE AVOIDANCE DESIGN OF STRUCTURES
USING RESILIENT SLIP FRICTION JOINTS: CASESTUDIES AND DESIGN IMPLICATIONS*Ashkan Hashemi , Hamed Bagheri , Seyed Mohammad Mahdi
Yousef-Beik 2, Farhad Mohammadi Darani2, Pouyan Zarnani2, Pierre
Quenneville1
1

1.The University of Auckland, New Zealand, 2.Auckland University ofTechnology,

224

1.University of British Columbia

Oral Presentation

14:15-14:30 ID:2b-0121

1

The role of strong motion duration and acceleration
pulses in structural collapse*Maria Liapopoulou1, Miguel A. Bravo-Haro1, Ahmed Y. Elghazouli1

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 11

15:30-15:45 ID:2b-0157

AN EXPERIENCE OF USING DYNAMIC CONE TEST TO
EVALUATE LIQUEFACTION POTENTIAL OF LIQUEFIEDSUBSOIL LAYERS*Sethapong Sethabouppha1
1.Faculty of Engineering, Chiang Mai University

15:15-15:30 ID:4b-0026

ID:8g-0004

PROBABILISTIC LIQUEFACTION HAZARD ANALYSIS(PLHA) REVISITEDDAMAGE ASSESSMENT ACTIVITIES OF SCHOOL
BUILDINGS AFTER RECENT MAJOR EARTHQUAKESIN JAPAN*Mario Ordaz1, Miguel Mánica1, Efraín Ovando1, Luis Osorio1, Maria
Clara Madrigal1, Mario Andrés Salgado-Gálvez2*Yoshiaki Nakano1

1.Instituto de Ingeniería, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 2.ERN

1.Institute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo

15:30-15:45 ID:4b-0056

ID:8g-0011

PROBABILISTIC LIQUEFACTION HAZARD ANALYSISBASED ON MONTE-CARLO APPROACH

Safety of Tall Pre-Northridge Steel frame Buildings
and Implications on Cordoning and Recovery*Ilya Sianko1, Zuhal Ozdemir 1, Soheil Khoshkholghi1, Iman
Hajirasouliha1, Kypros Pilakoutas1*Gregory Deierlein1, Wen-Yi Yen1, Anne McLeod Hulsey1, Jack W
Baker 1, Carlos Molina-Hutt2

1.The University of Sheffield

1.Stanford University, 2.University of British Columbia

ID:8g-0008[O01B08] For Building Platformto Learn about Structure from
Other Nations
Special Organized Session
Oct. 1st (Fri) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 3
Organizer : Yuka Furuyama1
1. Sumitomo Mitsui Construction Co., Ltd

LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE OBSERVED SEISMICPERFORMANCE OF BUILDINGS IN MEXICO CITY
DURING THE SEPTEMBER 19, 2017 EARTHQUAKE*Mario Rodriguez1
1.National University of Mexico

ID:8g-0012
Modifications on seismic damage assessment system
of TCIP based on reparability*Alper Ilki1, Omer Halici2, Eren Kupcu1, Mustafa Comert3, Cem
Demir 1

Speakers :*Yuka Furuyama1, Shigenori Kita 2, Shuei Ikeda3, Adam C. Abinales 4,
Zekai Celep5

1.Istanbul Technical University, 2.MEF University, 3.Rise Engineering andConsultancy

1.Sumitomo Mitsui Construction Co., Ltd, 2.Kita Shigenori structural design
office Co.,Ltd, 3.Takenaka corporation, 4.Abinales Associates Engineers +Consultants, 5.Fatih Sultan Mehmet Vakıf Uni

ID:8g-0013[O01B09] Post-Earthquake
Damage Analysis, Economic
Losses and Seismic Risk
Mitigation Strategies for Publicand Private Buildings
Concurrent Session

Organizer : MARCO DI LUDOVICO1, Yoshiaki Nakano2, Ciro Del
Vecchio1
1. UNIVERSITY OF NAPLES FEDERICOII, 2. The University of Tokyo

ID:8b-0029
DAMAGE ASSESSMENT AND REPAIR COSTS OFRESIDENTIAL AND SCHOOL BUILDINGS AFTERRECENT ITALIAN EARTHQUAKES*Stefano Pampanin1, Jonathan Ciurlanti1, Simona Bianchi1, Daniele
Perrone2, Michele Palmieri3, Damian Grant4, Gabriele Granello5,
Alessandro Palermo5, Andre' Filiatrault6, A. Campos Costa7, P. X.
Candeias7, Antonio Araujo Correia7
1.Sapienza University of Rome, 2.University School for Advanced Studies
IUSS, Pavia, Italy, 3. ARUP, Amsterdam, 4.ARUP, London, 5.University ofCanterbury, Christchurch, 6.University School for Advanced Studies IUSS,
Pavia,, 7.National Laboratory for Civil Engineering (LNEC), Lisbo

ID:8g-0009

Oct. 1st (Fri)Oct. 1st (Fri) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 4

ENHANCING SEISMIC SAFETY AND REDUCINGSEISMIC LOSSES: OVERVIEW AND PRELIMINARYRESULTS OF SERA PROJECT - 3D SHAKING TABLETESTS ON AN INTEGRATED LOW-DAMAGE BUILDINGSYSTEM

An Overview of Recent UCL Projects on Assessing
and Increasing Multi-Hazard Resilience of School
Facilities in Developing Countries*Carmine Galasso1, Dina D'Ayala1
1.University College London (UCL)

ID:8g-0002
CURRENT SEISMIC RETROFITTING PROGRAMS OFSCHOOL AND RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS IN TAIWAN*MARCO DI LUDOVICO1, CIRO DEL VECCHIO1, ANDREA PROTA1*Shyh-Jiann Hwang1, 2

1.UNIVERSITY OF NAPLES FEDERICO II

1.National Center for Research on Earthquake Engineering, 2.National
Taiwan University

225

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING[O01B10] “Non-Engineered 2.0”:
Rethinking Design Philosophies
and Technological Strategies to
Improve the Seismic
Performance and Resilience of
Non-Engineered Constructions
Special Organized Session
Oct. 1st (Fri) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 5
Organizer : Martijn Schildkamp1,2
1. Nagoya University, 2.Bologna University

Speakers :*Martijn Schildkamp1, Marcial Blondet2, Naveed Ahmad3, Tatsuo
Narafu4, Ahmad Naderzadeh5,6, Svetlana Brzev7, Andrew Charleson8
1.Smart Shelter Research, 2.Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 3.UET
Peshawar, 4.Japan International Cooperation Agency, and Building ResearchInstitute Tokyo, 5.Member of the Iranian Seismic Code Committee, 6.Former
Head of Center for Earthquake Studies of Tehran, 7.IIT Gandhinagar, 8.
Victoria University of Wellington

16:30-16:45 ID:2b-0052
Dynamic Shear Forces in Columns of EarthquakeResistant Reinforced Concrete Frames with
Intermediate and High-Strength Reinforcement*Duy Vu To1, Jack P Moehle2
1.Computers and Structures, Inc., 2.University of California, Berkeley

16:45-17:00 ID:2b-0053
EVALUATION OF RESPONSE REDUCTION FACTOR OF
RC-INFILLED FRAMES*Sasankasekhar Mandal2, Mangeshkumar Rajkumar Shendkar 1
1.Department of Civil Engineering, IIT(BHU),Varanasi, 2.Department of Civil
Engineering, IIT(BHU),Varanasi,UP

17:00-17:15 ID:2b-0059
RESPONSE PREDICTION OF TYPICAL JAPANESE RC
BUILDINGS CONSIDERING PARAMETRICUNCERTAINTY*Trevor Zhiqing Yeow1, Koichi Kusunoki1, Haoran Pan2
1.University of Tokyo, 2.University of Macau

17:15-17:30 ID:2b-0062[O01B11] Performance-Based
Seismic Design: State of U.S.
Research and PracticeSpecial Organized Session
Oct. 2 (Sat) / 14:00-16:00
On-line5
Organizer : Wael Hassan1
1. University of Alaska

Speakers:*Wael Hassan1, Insung Kim2, Ian Buckle3, David McCallen3, David
Shook4, Troy Morgan5,
1. University of Alaska, 2. Degenkolb Engineers, 3. University of Nevada, 4.
Skidmore, Owings and Merrill (SOM), 5. Exponent, 6.

EVALUATION OF SEISMIC EFFECTS IN THE DESIGNOF TRANSPORT TUNNELS IN UZBEKISTAN*Mirzakhid Miralimov1
1.Tashkent Institute of Design, Construction and Maintenance of AutomotiveRoads

17:30-17:45 ID:2b-0079
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE COMPARISONS BETWEENREINFORCED CONCRETE BUILDINGS AND STEELBUILDINGS*Virote Boonyapinyo1, Tananut Hinlad1
1.Thammasat University

17:45-18:00 ID:2b-0080
Inelastic seismic response of multistorey R/Cbuildings designed on the basis of linear time history
analysis*Asimina Athanatopoulou Kyriakou1, Konstantinos Kostinakis1

Oct. 1st (Fri)[O01C06] Inelastic Response of
Structural Systems 5
Oral Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 1
Chair : Taiki Saito1
1. Toyohashi University of Technology

1.A.U.Th.

18:00-18:15 ID:2b-0088
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF TRANSFER STORYREINFORCED CONCRETE BUILDINGS*Tay P Huynh1, Nader Panahshahi2
1.Vestal Corporation, Chesterfield, Missouri, USA, 2.Civil Engineering Dept.,
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, Illinois

18:15-18:30 ID:2b-0104
RELIABILITY ANALYSIS OF EXPOSED COLUMN-BASE
CONNECTIONS*Biao Song1, Amit Kanvinde2, Carmine Galasso1
1.University College London, 2.University of California, Davis226

[O01C07] Ground Motion
Studies 5
Oral Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 2
Chair : Hiroshi Kawase1, Jose Moratalla 2
1. Kyoto University, 2. GNS Science

16:30-16:45 ID:1d-0109
REGION OPTIMIZATION OF 3-D DEEP SUBSURFACESTRUCTURE MODEL IN SENDAI BASIN, JAPAN,
BASED ON ADJOINT METHOD*Susumu Ohno1, Daiki Abe1

18:00-18:15 ID:1f-0009
Direct Estimation of S-Wave Site Amplification Factors
from Horizontal-to-Vertical Ratios of Earthquakes*Hiroshi Kawase1, Eri Ito1, Kenichi Nakano2
1.Kyoto University, 2.HAZAMA ANDO CORPORATION

18:15-18:30 ID:1d-0040
APPLICABILITY OF THE EARTHQUAKE BEDROCK
MOTION ESTIMATION METHOD BASED ON THE
DIFFUSE FIELD CONCEPT*Fumiaki Nagashima1, Hiroshi Kawase1
1.Kyoto University

16:45-17:00 ID:1d-0078[O01C08] Risk Assessment ofInfrastructures

The FM-BEM solution to the scattering of seismic
waves by local sites in a fluid-saturated poroelastic
half-space

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 3

1.Tohoku University*Zhong Xian Liu1, Chen Rui He1, Xiang Hui Zeng2

Oral Presentation

Chair : Dina D’Ayala1, Manabu Masuda 2

1.Tianjin Chengjian University, 2.Tianjin Binhai New Area Construction and
Investment Rail Transit Construction Co., Ltd

1. University College London, 2. Risk Management Solutions, Inc.

17:00-17:15 ID:1d-0033

16:30-16:45 ID:8c-0073

New Ground Motion to Intensity Conversion Equations(GMICEs) for New Zealand.

REDUCTION OF EARTHQUAKE DISASTERS IN WATER
AND SEWERAGE SYSTEMS IN LIMA-PERU AND
MITIGATION MEASURES*Jose Moratalla1, Matt Gerstenberger 1, Tatiana Goded1, Silvia
Canessa1
1.GNS Science

17:15-17:30 ID:1f-0008
ROLE OF WEIGHT OF BUILDINGS IN SITE CITY
INTERACTION EFFECTS ON SHEAR WAVERESPONSES OF BUILDINGS AND BASIN*Jay Prakash Narayan1, Prerna Singh2, Simaran Verma*Alberto Delgado1, Jorge Rucoba 2, Julio Kuroiwa (RIP)3
1.Disaster Risk Reduction Peru International SAC, 2.Service of Water and
Sewage of Lima Peru (SEDAPAL), 3.National University of Engineering
Lima-Peru

16:45-17:00 ID:8c-0036
Regional Safety Assessment of Existing Bridge
Infrastructure Exposed to Seismic Hazard

1.Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, INDIA, 2.Indian Institute ofTechnology Delhi, INDIA*Andres Abarca1, Gerard O'Reilly1, Ricardo Monteiro1, Marija
Vitanova 2, Yael Daniel4, Davide Bellotti3, Antonella Di Meo3, Elisa
Zuccolo3, Radmila Salic2, Kemal Edip2, Barbara Borzi3, Vlatko
Sesov2, Gian Michele Calvi1, Yaron Offir4

17:30-17:45 ID:1f-0011

1.IUSS Pavia, 2.IZIIS, 3.Eucentre Foundation, 4.YOE Ltd.

Empirical Site Amplification Modeling for Taiwan

17:00-17:15 ID:8c-0042

1.National Center for Research on Earthquake Engineering, 2.National
Central University

Post-earthquake Status of Lifeline Infrastructure
based on Interdependency effects in Science Park,
Taiwan

17:45-18:00 ID:1d-0047

1.National Science and Technology Center for Disaster Reduction

PROCEDURES TO ESTABLISH A SUBSURFACEVELOCITY MODEL FOR GROUND MOTIONPREDICTION IN THE KANTO REGION, JAPAN

17:15-17:30 ID:8c-0034*Hiroaki Yamanaka1, Yoko Tono2, Shigeki Senna3, Masahiro
Ohbuchi4, Hiroyuki Fujiwara3
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Earthquake Research Institute, Universityof Tokyo, 3.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster
Resilience, 4.Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology

Oct. 1st (Fri)*Chun-Hsiang Kuo1, Shu-Hsien Chao1, Che-Min Lin1, Jyun-Yan
Huang1, Kuo-Liang Wen2

*Chih-Hao Hsu1, Siao-Syun Ke1, Min-Cheng Teng1, Chia-Ying Lin1

Post-earthquake restoration of pipeline damages toenhance seismic resilience of water distribution
system*Benwei Hou1, Zhao Han1, Wei Wang1, Donghiu Ma1
1.Beijing University of Technology

22717th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
17:30-17:45 ID:8c-0046

17:00-17:15 ID:3a-0012

CONSTRUCTION AND RISK EVALUATION OF A WATERSYSTEM NETWORK UNDER SEISMIC HAZARD IN
CENTRAL CHILE

Retrospective Evaluation of Earthquake-Damaged
Reinforced-Concrete Buildings using Practical
Methods*Sebastian Castro1, Felipe Arrospide2, Alan Poulos1, Yolanda
Alberto1, 3, Juan Carlos de la Llera1, 4*Andrew D Sen1, Jakob Sumearll1, Dawn E Lehman1, Laura N Lowes11.National Research Center for Natural Disaster Management (CIGIDEN),
2.Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Imperial College
London, 3.School of Engineering and Sciences, Universidad de Chile, 4.
Depart. of Struct. and Geotech. Engnrg, Pontificia Universidad Católica deChile

1.University of Washington

17:15-17:30 ID:3a-0014
ASCE 41 Assessment of the Imperial County Services
Building and Comparison with Recorded Response

17:45-18:00 ID:8c-0068*Dustin Cook1, 2, Abbie Liel1

A fragility-based seismic risk assessment methology
for pipeline infrastructure in California

1.University of Colorado, Boulder, 2.Haselton Baker Risk Group, LLC*Wenyang Zhang1, Yousef Bozorgnia1, Ertugrul Taciroglu1

17:30-17:45 ID:3a-0016

1.University of California Los Angeles

PERFORMANCE-BASED RETROFIT OF EXISTING
REINFORCED CONCRETE FRAMES USINGALTERNATIVE STEEL BRACE SYSTEMS

18:00-18:15 ID:8d-0001
Development of Earthquake Vulnerability Functions
for Renewable Energy Facilities*Junichi Sakai1, Manabu Masuda 2, Chesley Williams2*Mahdi A.Rad (Abdollahirad)1, Stefano Pampanin2, Geoffrey
Rodgers1
1.University of Canterbury, 2.Sapienza University

1.RMS Japan Corporation, 2.Risk Management Solutions, Inc.

17:45-18:00 ID:3a-0019

18:15-18:30 ID:8g-0010

Performance-Based Retrofit of School Buildings in
British Columbia, Canada – An Overview

providing a framework for the evaluation of seismic
resilience of thermal power plant*Mohammadreza Hamedi1, Mohsen Ashtany2*Carlos Estuardo Ventura1, Armin Bebamzadeh1, Michael Fairhurst1,
Mehrtash Motamedi1, Yuxin Pan1
1.University of British Columbia

1.SRBIAU, 2.IIEES

18:00-18:15 ID:3a-0020[O01C09] Seismic Retrofit
DesignOral Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 4
Chair : Matsutaro Seki

1

1. Building Research Institute16:30-16:45 ID:3a-0006

Oct. 1st (Fri)A tentative procedure to assess the seismic residual
capacity of reinforced concrete buildings*Alberto Cuevas1, Stefano Pampanin2
1.Thornton Tomasetti, Inc., 2.La Sapienza University of Rome

16:45-17:00 ID:3a-0008
DESIGN EQUATIONS FOR ULTIMATE SHEARCAPACITY OF REINFORCED CONCRETE WALLS*Marina L. Moretti1, Susumu Kono2, Taku Obara 2
1.National Technical University of Athens, 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology

SIMPLE LATERAL MECHANISM ANALYSIS (SLaMA)
FOR THE SEISMIC ASSESSMENT OF UNREINFORCED
MASONRY STRUCTURES*Matthew Fox1, Ben Westeneng1, Craig Muir 1, Andrew Baird2, Kam
Weng Yuen1, Peter Beazley1, Rob Jury1, Richard Dean Sharpe1
1.Beca Ltd, 2.Beca (Thailand) Co., Ltd

18:15-18:30 ID:3a-0025
Alternative connectors for seismic interface shear
applications*ELIZABETH VINTZILEOU1, Giovacchino Genesio2, Erato
Oikonomopoulou1, Vassiliki Palieraki1
1.NATIONAL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS, 2.Hilti Corp.

[O01C10] Other Contribution to
Earthquake Engineering
Oral Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 16:30-18:30
On-line 5
Chair : Alessandro Cardoni1
1. Politecnico di Torino

228

16:30-16:45 ID:11a-0006

17:45-18:00 ID:11a-0016

SEISMIC DESIGN AND SAFETY CRITERIA FOR
TAILINGS DAMS: A COMPARISON WITH WATERSTORAGE DAMS

AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF RCC ELEMENTS MADE
WITH BAMBOO AND CANE AS REPLACEMENT TOSTEEL*Martin Wieland1*Pankaj Kundu1, M L V Prasad2, R.N Dubey 3

1.AF Poyry Switzerland Ltd.

1.Research Scholar, DEQ, IIT Roorkee, 2.Assistant Professor, DCE, NIT
Silchar, 3.Associate Professor, DEQ, IIT Roorkee

16:45-17:00 ID:11a-0008
THE RESTORATION OF A COLLAPSED HISTORICMONUMENT - ARCHITECTURAL AND STRUCTURALDILLEMA*Cristina Olga Gociman1, Ruxandra Nemteanu1, Iulia Craioveanu4,
Claudiu Hogea3, Victor Felix Mocanu3, Cristian Moscu1, Irina
Moscu1, Alfred Toader 3, Monica Ene2

18:00-18:15 ID:11a-0019
A NEW FINITE ELEMENT FOR EARTHQUAKESIMULATION OF LARGE SCALE URBAN AREAS*Gian Paolo Cimellaro1, Sebastiano Marasco1
1.Politecnico di Torino

1.IM AU University, 2.ASE University, 3.Criba Proiect SRL, 4.Iterum Construct
SRL

18:15-18:30 ID:11a-0020

17:00-17:15 ID:11a-0009

SEISMIC INTERACTION OF HIGH-VOLTAGE
SUBSTATION EQUIPMENT INTERCONNECTED BY
FLEXIBLE-BUS CONDUCTORS

Towards more Earthquake-Resilient Urban Societies
through a Multi-Sensor-Based Information Systemenabling Earthquake Forecasting, Early Warning and
Rapid Response Actions*Abdelghani Meslem , Mario Martinelli , Elmer Ruigrok , Pierre
Gehl4, Remy Bossu5, Benedikt Halldórsson6, Barbara Borzi7, John
Douglas8, Jochen Schwarz9, Sergio Molina10, Keith Jones11,
Francesco Finazzi12, Carmine Galasso13, Florin Balan14,
Massimiliano Chersich 15, Bernd Weber 16, Nicos Melis17, Celia
Callus18, Alberto Vezzoso19, Guðjón Leifsson20, Apostolos
Papageorgiou21
1

2

3*Mettupalayam Veluswami Sivaselvan1, Yushan Fu1, Leon Kempner,
Jr. 2, Anshel Schiff 3
1.University at Buffalo, USA, 2.Bonneville Power Administration, 3.Precision
Measurement Instruments

1.NORSAR, 2.Stichting Deltares, 3.Royal Netherlands Meteorological
Institute, 4.Bureau de Recherches Géologiques et Minières,5.Euro-Mediterranean Seismological Centre, 6.Haskoli Islands, 7.Centro
Europeo di Formazione e Ricerca in Ingegneria Sismica - EUCENTRE, 8.
University of Strathclyde, 9.Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, 10.Universidad de
Alicante, 11.Anglia Ruskin University, 12.Università degli Studi di Bergamo,
13.University College London, 14.National Institute of Research Development
for Earth Physics, 15.YETITMOVES SRL, 16.Gempa GmbH, 17.National
Observatory of Athens, 18.Nutcracker Market Research, 19.BETA 80 Spa
Software e Sistemi, Alberto, 20.Siminn hf, 21.University of Patras

17:15-17:30 ID:11a-0011
Potential Benefits of Implementing Water Network
Resilience Projects in Wellington Region of New
Zealand*Vinod Sadashiva1, Mostafa Nayyerloo, James Williams2, David
Heron1, SR Uma1, Nick Horspool1, Rob Buxton1, Biljana Lukovic1,
Sheng-Lin Lin1, Andrew King, Kelvin Berryman1, Emily Grace,
Michele Daly1
1.GNS Science, 2.University of Canterbury

Oct. 1st (Fri)17:30-17:45 ID:11a-0012
GENETIC ALGORITHM STRATEGY FOR EVALUATINGFUNDAMENTAL PERIOD OF VERTICAL IRREGULAR
FRAMES*Sebastiano Marasco1, Gian Paolo Cimellaro2, Giuseppe Carlo
Marano3
1.Postdoctoral research associate, 2.Associate professor, 3.Full professor229

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
Program (Oct 1st, Poster)[P01E01] Hazard Assessment 2_
Engineering Seismology
Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 1
ID:1c-0019
Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Assessment of Pakistan*Asad ur Rahman1, Atif Rasheed1, Fawad Ahmed Najam1, Saeed
Zaman2
1.National University of Science and Technology, 2.University of Engineeringand Technology, Peshawar, Pakistan

ID:1c-0020
PROBABILISTIC AND DETERMINISTIC SEISMIC
HAZARD ANALYSES OF THAILAND AND LAO PDR: A
NEW SCENARIO*Punya Charusiri1, 2, Santi Pailoplee1, Weerachat Wiwegwin2, Montri
Choowong1
1.Chulalongkorn University, 2.Department of Mineral Resources

ID:1c-0022
INCORPORATING THE EFFECT OF DIRECTIVITYGROUND MOTIONS INTO HAZARD ASSESSMENT – A
DIRECT AMPLITUDE-BASED APPROACH*KSK Karthik Reddy1, Hing-Ho Tsang2, Surendra Nadh Somala3
1.Ph.D. Scholar, Department of Civil Engineering, IIT Hyderabad & School ofEngineering, Swinburne University of Technology, 2.Associate professor,
Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia, 3.Assistantprofessor, Department of Civil Engineering, IIT Hyderabad

ID:1c-0023
Mapping Seismic Hazard for Mainland China Using
Adaptive Kernel Smoothing Technique*Chao Feng1, Hanping Hong1
1.University of Western Ontario

ID:1c-0027
Validation of the Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Maps
for Japan*Jun'ichi Miyakoshi1, Takeo Morii1, Nobuyuki Morikawa 2, Hiroyuki
Fujiwara 2
1.Ohsaki Research Institute, Inc., 2.National Research Institute for Earth
Science and Disaster Resilience

ID:1c-0028
The 6th generation seismic hazard model of Canada*Michal Kolaj1, John Adams1, Stephen Halchuk1
1.Natural Resources Canada

ID:1c-0029
Seismic hazard in southeastern Canada: uncertainty
and controls in a region of low-to-moderate seismicity*Michal Kolaj1, John Adams1, Stephen Halchuk1
1.Natural Resources Canada

ID:1c-0031
Ground Motion Spectral Estimation using Recurrent
Neural Network (RNN)*Jawad Fayaz1, Yijun Xiang1, Farzin Zareian1
1.University of California Irvine

ID:1c-0032
Improvements of models in National Seismic Hazard
Maps for Japan*Nobuyuki Morikawa1, Hiroyuki Fujiwara1, Jun'ichi Miyakoshi2
1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience,
2.Ohsaki Research Institute, Inc.

ID:1c-0034
Earthquake Loss Estimation for Buildings in
Ulaanbaatar City, Mongolia, based on Construction
Cost Inventory Data
*Zorigt Tumurbaatar 1, Hiroyuki Miura1, Tsoggerel Tsamba 2

Oct. 1st (Fri)ID:1c-0025

1.Hiroshima University, 2.Mongolian University of Science and Technology

Microzoning of Long-period site amplifications basedon deep sedimentary layers in Metro Davao,
Philippines

ID:1c-0037*Rhommel Nepomuceno Grutas1, Mary Wenzel A Andaya1, Hiroaki
Yamanaka 2
1.Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS), 2.Tokyo
Institute of Technology*Aysegul Askan1, Abdullah Altindal1, Michael Asten2, Serif Baris3,
Deniz Caka3, Shaghayegh Karimzadeh1, Fatma Nurten Sisman1

ID:1c-0026

1.Middle East Technical University (METU), 2.Monash University, 3.Kocaeli
University

REFLECTIONS ON THE NSHA18: WHAT WAS DONE
WELL? WHAT COULD BE DONE BETTER?
*Trevor Allen1, Jonathan D Griffin1, 2, Dan J Clark1, Hadi Ghasemi1
1.Geoscience Australia, 2.University of Otago

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ID:1d-0086

INPUT AND HYSTERETIC ENERGY DEMANDS FOR
THE SEISMICITY OF SOUTHWESTERN CANADA

The study of ground motions' destructive ability basedon the relative input energy*Selamawit Dege Dires1, Thomas Tannert2*Zefeng Zhao1, Jinjun Hu1, Lili Xie1

1.University of British Columbia, 2.University of Northern British Columbia

1.Institution of Energineering Mechanics, Chinese Earthquake Administration

ID:1c-0039

ID:1d-0118

Probabilistic seismic hazard assessment for urban
regions in low-to-moderate seismicity zones

EFFECTS OF EFFECTIVE STRAIN COEFFICIENT ON
NON-LINEAR SITE RESPONSE ESTIMATION BY
EQUIVALENT-LINEAR METHOD*Tso-Chien Pan1, Wenqi Du1
1.Nanyang Technological University

ID:1c-0040
SIMULATION-BASED PSHA FOR THE KATHMANDUVALLEY: SENSITIVITY TO HYPOCENTRERANDOMISATION
Raffaele De Risi1, Shaoqing Wang1, Maximilian Jonas Werner 1,*Flavia De Luca1, Paul Joseph Vardanega1, Rama Mohan Pokhrel1,
Prem Nath Maskey2, Anastasios Sextos1
1.University of Bristol, 2.Tribhuvan University[P01E02] Non-Linear Ground
MotionPoster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 2
ID:1d-0018
A STUDY ON NON-LINEAR SOIL CHARACTERISTICS
USING STRONG AND WEAK MOTION RECORDS*Hiroaki Sato1, Sadanori Higashi1, Yoshiaki Shiba1
1.Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry

ID:1d-0122
Nonlinear response of Tonghai soft site in the August
2018 Tonghai earthquake, Yunnan, China*Jianwen Cui1, Xi Li1, Guolian Lin1
1.Yunnan Earthquake Prevention And Disaster Reduction

ID:1d-0110
VERIFICATION OF OBSERVATION RECORD OF THE
2016 KUMAMOTO EARTHQUAKES BY A SOILSTRUCTURE SYSTEM*Yosuke Ishii1, Masayuki Yamada 2, Satoru Yagi2, Shojiro Kataoka1
1.NILIM MLIT, 2.Development Group, NEWJEC Inc,

[P01E03] GMPE and EEW
Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 3*Takao Kagawa1, Tatsuya Noguchi1
1.Tottori University

ID:1d-0015

ID:1d-0093

COMPARISONS OF THE GROUND MOTIONPARAMETERS OF THE LUSHAN EARTHQUAKE WITH
EMPIRICAL PREDICTIONS

Simulation Analyses of Strong Ground Motion
Observed at KiK-net Mashiki Station during the 2016
Kumamoto Earthquake*Kiyoshi Fukutake1, Kazuhiro Yoshida1, Hiroshi Kawase2, Fumiaki
Nagashima 2

ID:1d-0100
NON-LINEAR AND NON-STATIONARY SEISMICRESPONSE IN OAXACA CITY, MEXICO DURING THE
20170908 (Mw=8.2) EARTHQUAKE

1.Institute of Geology, China Earthquake Administration

ID:1d-0019

Oct. 1st (Fri)

1.OHSAKI Reserch Institute, Inc., 2.Kyoto Univrtsity*Yuzhu Bai1

CORRELATION ANALYSIS OF GROUND MOTIONPARAMETERS BASED ON NGA-WEST2 DATABASE*Jinjun Hu1, Qinghui Lai1, Lili Xie1
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanincs, China Earthquake Administration*Leonardo Alcantara1, Silvia R García1, Miguel P Romo1

ID:1d-0032

1.Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico

ALTERNATE PROCEDURE FOR DEVELOPMENT OF
RISK-TARGETED SEISMIC HAZARD*Brian Kehoe1, Sigmund Freeman1
1.Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.

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ID:1d-0075

ID:1c-0049

Ground Motion Intensity Prediction Study of HighProbability Destructive Earthquakes in Xichang
AreaGround Motion Intensity Prediction Study of HighProbability Destructive Earthquakes in Xichang Area

INTENSITY-BASED DATABASE OF NATURAL AND
PHYSICS BASED ACCELEROGRAMS FOR SEISMICRISK ASSESSMENT*Zong Chao Li1, Xue Liang Chen1, Qing Wu1, Tie Fei Li1

1.Swissnuclear, 2.University of Trieste

1.Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration

ID:1d-0124

ID:1d-0103
EARTHQUAKE INTENSITY ESTIMATION BASED ON
THE KRIGING METHOD CONSIDERING NEAR-FAULT
FIELD EFFECTS*Tomoyuki Koga1

Testing the quality and performance of various proxies
for ground-motion estimates in low-to-moderate
seismicity areas: an example from RESIF data
(mainland France)*Pierre-Yves BARD5, Boumediene Derras2, Celine Beauval3, Emeline
Maufroy1, Paola Traversa4

1.Hosei University

ID:1d-0062
A comparison of recorded vertical response spectrafrom the western and the southwestern parts of China
with four ground-motion prediction equations*Hao Xing1, John X Zhao2
1.Department of Geotechnical Engineering, School of Civil Engineering,Southwest Jiaotong University, 2. School of Civil Engineering, Shandong
Jianzhu University

1.ISTerre - Grenoble Alpes University, 2.RISAM laboratory Tlemcen
university/Saida University, 3.IRD/Isterre - Grenoble Alpes University,
4.EDF-DIPNN -Aix-en-Provence University, 5.ISTerre/CNRS/IRD/IFSTTAR-Grenoble Alpes University

ID:1d-0090
Testing earthquake early warning parameters, τpmax,
τc and Pd, for rapid magnitude estimation in the
Sichuan, China region*Hongjie Li1, Jianjing Zhang2
1.University of Notre Dame, 2.Southwest Jiaotong University

ID:1d-0055
APPLICATION OF A NEW PREDICTION EQUATION OF
SEISMIC INTENSITY OF JAPAN TO SOME RECENT
EARTHQUAKES*Mitsuko Furumura , Hiroto Tanaka , Ritsuko S. Matsu'ura , Akemi
Noda3, Tsutomu Takahama 2
1

2

1

1.Association for the Development of Earthquake Prediction, 2.Kozo Keikaku
Engineering Inc., 3.Earthquake and Tsunami Research Division, the National
Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience

ID:1d-0096
A GLOBAL NGA-SUB GROUND MOTION MODEL FOR
SUBDUCTION ZONE EARTHQUAKESNORMAN A. ABRAHAMSON1, *ZEYNEP GULERCE2
1.University of California, Berkeley, 2.Middle East Technical University

ID:1d-0106
Data Resources for NGA-Subduction Project

Oct. 1st (Fri)*Victor Contreras2, Silvia Mazzoni2, Tadahiro Kishida1, Sean Ahdi3,
Robert B Darragh4, Robert R Youngs5, Brian S. J. Chiou 6, Nicolas
Kuehn2, Katie Wooddell7, Yousef Bozorgnia 2, Jonathan Paul
Stewart2
1.Khalifa University of Science and Technology, 2.University of California,
Los Angeles, 3.Exponent Failure Analysis, Los Angeles, CA, 4.PacificEngineering and Analysis, El Cerrito, CA, 5.Wood E&IS, Oakland, CA,
6.California Department of Transportation, Sacramento, CA, 7.Pacific Gas
and Electric Co, San Francisco, CA

ID:1d-0116
DEVELOPMENT OF NGA-SUB GROUND MOTIONMODEL FOR SUBDUCTION EARTHQUAKES IN JAPAN*Hongjun Si1, Saburoh Midorikawa 2, Tadahiro Kishida3
1.Seismological Research Institute Inc., 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 3.
Khalifa University of Science and Technology

232*Philippe L. A. Renault1, Marco Fasan2, Matteo Barnaba 2

ID:1d-0058
A wavefield-based earthquake early warning algorithm
in the Japanese nationwide system and improvementplans*Yuki Kodera1
1.Meteorological Research Institute, Japan Meteorological Agency

ID:1d-0059
Application of on-site earthquake early warning basedon S-wave/P-wave ratio to Kanto basin, Japan*Seiji Tsuno1, Hiroyuki Miyakoshi2
1.Railway Technical Research Institute, 2.East Japan Railway Company

ID:1d-0036
Prediction on the amplitudes of Seismic undergroundmotions based on deep neural network*Weiping Wen1, Duofa Ji1, Changhai Zhai1, Kaiyue Dong1
1.Harbin Instutute of Technology

[P01E04] Source
Characterization 2_ Engineering
Seismology
Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 4

ID:1b-0028
DEFINITIVE PARAMETERS OF EARTHQUAKESWORLDWIDE (1904-PRESENT) FOR ACCURATESEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENT*Dmitry A Storchak1, Domenico Di Giacomo1, Konstantinos Lentas1,
James Harris1, Thomas Garth2, 1, Lonn Brown1, Peter Franek1,
Kathrin Lieser 1
1.International Seismological Centre (ISC), 2.Department of Earth Sciences,
University of Oxford

ID:1b-0022

ID:1b-0029

SELF-CONSISTENT SOURCE-SCALING RELATIONSFOR INTERFACE SUBDUCTION EVENTSS-WAVE RADIATION PATTERN INFERRED FROMSTRONG MOTION RECORDS OF RECENT INLAND
EARTHQUAKES IN JAPAN*Andreas Skarlatoudis1, Hong Kie Thio1
1.AECOM

ID:1b-0023
Source characterization of the mid-scale crustal
earthquake using the empirical green’s function
method*Takaaki IKEDA1, Katsuhiro KAMAE2
1.Nagaoka University of Technology, 2.Institute for Integrated Radiation and
Nuclear Science, Kyoto University*Kiyokazu Tanaka1
1.Obayashi Corporation

ID:1c-0048
SIGNIFICANCE OF GEODATABASE DEVELOPMENTFOR SEISMIC MICROZONATION IN METROPOLITANVANCOUVER, CANADA*Sujan Raj Adhikari1, Sheri Elizabeth Molnar 1, Jinfie Wang1
1.University of Western Ontario

ID:1b-0024

ID:1c-0053

STRONG MOTION GENERATION MODEL of the 2018
HOKKAIDO EASTERN IBURI EARTHQUAKEANALYSIS AND VALIDATION OF HETEROGENEOUS
DYNAMIC RUPTURES MODELED BY EARTHQUAKECYCLE SIMULATION*Susumu Kurahashi1, Kojiro Irikura1
1.Aichi Institute of Technology*Anatoly Petukhin1, Percy Galvez2, 3, Paul Somerville 4, Ken
Miyakoshi1, Kojiro Irikura5

ID:1b-0025

1.Geo-Research Institute, 2.ETH Zurich, Earth Science, 3.KAUST University,
4.AECOM, Los Angeles, 5.Aichi Institute of Technology

Slip scaling in shallow areas above seismogenic zone
for the inland crustal earthquakes*Ken Miyakoshi1, Naoto Inoue1, Yasuhiro Matsumoto2, Takashi
Kumamoto3, Kojiro Irikura4, Katsuhiro Kamae5
1.Geo-Research Institute, 2.Kozo Keikaku Engineering, 3.Okayama
University, 4.Aichi Institute of Technology, 5.Institute for Integrated Radiation
and Nuclear Science, Kyoto University

ID:1b-0026
SHALLOW LARGE SLIP OF THE 2008 IWATE-MIYAGIINLAND EARTHQUAKE INFERRED FROM STRONGMOTION RECORDS
1.Geo-Research Institute

Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 5
ID:2b-0007
Reduction of Coupling Interface Degrees of Freedom
for Mixed-interface Component Mode Synthesis

Oct. 1st (Fri)*Kunikazu Yoshida1, Ken Miyakoshi1[P01E05] Analysis*YU TANG1, HUI QIN1
1.Dalian University of Technology

ID:1b-0027
A PRACTICAL DYNAMIC CYCLE MODEL PART OF APHYSICS-BASED SEISMIC HAZARD ANALYSIS
FRAMEWORK*Luis Carlos Munoz Heinen1, Peter Stafford1
1.Imperial College London

ID:2b-0009
Quantification for the energy factor of damage-control
TCBSBFs subjected to pulse-like near-fault
earthquake motions*Ruibin Zhang1, Wei Wang1, Ke Ke2
1.Tongji University, 2.Hunan University

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ID:2b-0018

ID:2b-0164

MONOTONICALLY COMPRESSIVE STRESS-STRAIN
MODEL OF ULTRA-HIGH-STRENGTH REBARCONSIDERING BUCKLING

Inelastic deformation ratios for estimating seismic
demands of structures : SDOF bilinear systems*AIXIN ZHOU , Yuping Sun , Takeuchi Takashi , Mian Jia , Pengjun
Luo2
1

1

1

1

1.Kobe University, 2.Southwest Jiaotong University

ID:2b-0023
Exploring different ground motion selection schemes
and approaches to compute seismic reliability*Adrian David Garcia Soto1, Miguel Jaimes2
1.Researcher at Dept. of Civil Eng. University of Guanajuato , 2.Researcher(Associate) at Inst. of Eng. UNAM

ID:2b-0054
A spectral element method for seismic response
analysis of skeletal structures*Hongjing Li1, Lu Han1, Guangjun Sun1
1.Nanjing Tech University

ID:2b-0073
Extraction Method of Design Element Forces andMoments from 3D-FEM Seismic Response Analysis*Kosei Yachi1, Takaaki Tsukada1, Yasuo Nitta1, Masamu Matsumoto1,
Ryosuke Ikeda1, Yuho Kawamoto1, Yoshiki Tanaka1, Satoko Goto1*Benazouz Chikh1, Ahmed Mebarki2, Mohamed Hadid1, Youcef
Mehani3, Nacer Laouami3
1.Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Travaux Publics Francis Jeanson /Laboratoire de Recherche LTPiTE, 2.University Paris-Est / Laboratoire
Modelisation et Simulation Multi Echelle (MSME), 3.Centre Nationale deRecherche Appliquée en Génie Parasismique CGS

ID:2b-0135
Response Spectrum (Seismic) Evaluation of Vertical
Oriented Pressure Vessel with Comparison to Effect ofRotational Velocity*Ayodeji Faro1, Ayodeji Faro2
1.FEDDO PTY LTD, 2.FEDDO Integrated Service Ltd

ID:2b-0176
A MODIFIED RESPONSE SPECTRUM ANALYSISPROCEDURE TO DETERMINE NONLINEAR SEISMIC
DEMANDS OF LOW- TO MID-RISE RC FRAME
BUILDINGS WITH MASONRY INFILL WALLS*Pennung Warnitchai1, Fawad Najam2, Saroj Chalise1
1.Asian Institute of Technology, 2.National University of Sciences andTechnology

ID:2b-0189

1.SHIMIZU Corporation

VISCOUS DAMPERS: PARAMETERS INFLUENCINGTHE SEISMIC RELIABILITY

ID:2b-0156*Andrea Dall'Asta1, Fabrizio Scozzese1, Enrico Tubaldi2, Laura
Gioiella1, Laura Ragni3

Design Optimization of RC Moment Frames by Swarm
Optimization and Finite Element Methods using
System of Design Rules

1.University of Camerino, 2.University of Strathclyde, 3.Polytechnic
University of Marche*Harrsha Vardhen Gudipudi1, Sunitha Palissery1

ID:2b-0172

1.International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad

A RESPONSE MODIFICATION ANALYSIS PROCEDURE
FOR SIMPLIFIED SEISMIC ANALYSIS OF HIGH-RISE
SHEAR WALL BUILDINGS

ID:2b-0162
Systematic analysis of the seismically induced
ductility demand in a family of SDOF systems

Sara Joshi1, Sudan Pandey2, Nadarajh Vasanthapragash1, *Fawad
Ahmed Najam3, Pennung Warnitchai1

1.Ecole Spéciale des Travaux Publics, 2.Géodynamique et Structure

1.Department of Civil and Infrastructure Engineering, Asian Institute ofTechnology (AIT), Thailand, 2.AIT Solutions (AITS), Asian Institute ofTechnology (AIT), Thailand, 3.National University of Sciences and Technology(NUST), Pakistan

ID:2b-0190

ID:2b-0068

Experimental and Numerical Analysis of a Strongback
Frame as a retrofit of a Moment-Resisting Frame

SEISMIC BEHAVIOR PROFILE FROM DYNAMIC ANDRESILIENCE PARAMETERS, FOR BUILDINGSDESIGNED WITH THE MEXICAN REGULATIONS*Pierre B. LABBE1, Anh T. NGUYEN2

Oct. 1st (Fri)*Barbara Gwynne Simpson1, David Miguel Rivera Torres1
1.Oregon State University*Alberto Teranishi1, Octavio García 2, Carlos Villaseñor 1
1.Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, 2.Facultad de Ingeniería,
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

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ID:2b-0113
Development of the Numerical Model for the Seismic
Response of Transmission Towers considering with
the Bolted Joint Slip
*Daisuke Takabatake1[P01E06] Design Methodology 1
Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 6

1.Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry

ID:2b-0019

ID:2b-0167
HYBRID COUNTER PROPAGATION NEURAL DYNAMIC
MODEL FOR STRUCTURAL DESIGN OPTIMIZATIONOF DIAGRID STRUCTURES*Alejandro Palacio Betancur 1, Mariantonieta Gutierrez Soto1
1.University of Kentucky

Seismic design procedure for building structures
based on the equivalent linearization method*Akenori Shibata1, Taiki Saito2, Hidemasa Masuno3
1.Tohoku University, 2.Toyohashi University of Technology, 3.Sendai
Technical High School

ID:2b-0026

ID:2b-0002
RESPONSE MODIFICATION FACTOR FOR SHORTPERIODS OBTAINED FROM A SET OF PERUVIANSEISMIC ACCELERATION RECORDS*Jorge L. Bazan1, Victor I. Fernandez-Davila 2
1.Top Consult Ingenieria, 2.Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú

ID:2b-0103
ANALYTICAL STUDY ON SEISMIC BEHAVIOR OF
WOODEN HOUSES WITH ROCKING PILLARFRAGILITY CURVES FOR ENERGY ABSORPTIONCAPACITY OF STRUCTURES UNDER EARTHQUAKELOADING*PRAHLAD PRASAD1, GOPINATH C2, A. K. L SRIVASTAVA3
1.ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
JAMSHEDPUR , 2.R/S, CIVIL ENGINEERING NATIONAL INSTITUTE OFTECHNOLOGY JAMSHEDPUR , 3.PROF. CIVIL ENGINEERING, NATIONALINSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY JAMSHEDPUR

ID:2b-0033*Yuki Okawa1, Yuki Ozawa1

A new method to derive displacement design
spectrum compatible with existing design codes

1.Shibaura Institute of Technology*Guochen Zhao1, Longjun Xu1, Lili Xie2
1.Harbin Institute of Technology at Weihai, 2.Institute of Engineering
Mechanics, CEA

ID:2b-0143
Spectrum Matchin and MPS methodologies applied to
selection and scaling of earthquake records fornonlinear analysis of marginal wharves*Juan Carlos Pantoja1, Juan Carlos Reyes2, Jhon Paul SmithPardo3, Fabricio Yepez1
1.Universidad San Francisco de Quito, 2.Universidad de los Andes, 3.Seattle
University

ID:2i-0240
Analysis of freeboard height against the sloshingeffect in a water tanks*Saraswati Verma , Trishit Chandra
111.National Institute of Technology, Kurukshetra

ID:2b-0034
A PYTHON-BASED PLATFORM TO AUTOMATESEISMIC DESIGN AND NONLINEAR ANALYSES OFSTEEL MOMENT FRAMES*XINGQUAN GUAN1, Henry Burton1
1.University of California, Los Angeles

ID:2b-0039
A displacement-based seismic design procedure forbuildings with linear and non-linear fluid viscousdampers considering damage control*Francisco Hector Banuelos1, Gustavo Ayala1

Oct. 1st (Fri)

1.Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico

ID:2b-0047
A DIRECT DISPLACEMENT-BASED SEISMIC DESIGNMETHOD USING A MDOF EQUIVALENT SYSTEM*Edmond Muho1, Dimitri Beskos1, 2
1.Tongji University , 2.University of Patras

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ID:2b-0048

ID:2b-0115

RESILIENCE-BASED DESIGN, THE MEXICANEXPERIENCERESIDUAL CAPACITY AND DAMAGE EVALUATION OF
RC STRUCTURES BASED ON CAPACITY SPECTRUM
METHOD*Amador Teran-Gilmore1
1.Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana*Masaki Maeda1, Linfei Hao2, Kazuto Matsukawa3, Kota Miura4,
Aleksey Vadimovich Shegay 1

ID:2b-0057

1.Tohoku University, 2.Guangzhou University, 3.The University of Tokyo,
4.Obayashi Corporation

Codification of Performance-Based Seismic Design
Considering Multiple Performance Objectives

ID:2b-0154*Prakash Singh Badal1, Ravi Sinha1

SEISMIC Evaluation of the High-Speed Railway TrackBridge System using performance-based engineering

1.IIT Bombay, Mumbai, India*Zhipeng Lai1, Lizhong Jiang1, Selim Günay2

ID:2b-0063

1.Central South University, 2.Pacific Earthquake Engineering ResearchCenter

DESIGN PROVISIONS OF THE NEW SEISMIC CODES
OF THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN AND KYRGYZREPUBLIC*Ulugbek Turdalievich Begaliev , Igor Efroimovich Itskov
1

ID:2j-0035
QUANTITATIVE SESIMIC SAFETY CHECKING WITH
UN-SCALED RECORDS FOR THE EQUIVALENT SDOF
SYSTEM

2

1.IntUIT / IAEEE, 2.KazNIISSA

ID:2b-0141*Fatemeh Jalayer 1, Hossein Ebrahimian1, Andrea Miano1, Fabrizio
Mollaioli2

MULTI-OBJECTIVE OPTIMAL SEISMIC DESIGN OF
BRIDGE BEARINGS

1.University of Naples Federico II, 2.University of Rome La Sapienza*Xinhao He1, Akira Igarashi1

ID:2b-0188

1.Kyoto University

COMPARISON OF SEISMIC DESIGN PROCEDURESFOR STRUCTURES EQUIPPED WITH HYSTERETICDAMPERS

ID:2b-0110*Iolanda Nuzzo1, Francesca Ciliento2, Junior Ramirez4, Luis Bozzo3,
Nicola Caterino5, 1, Giorgio Serino2

Earthquake Performance Evaluation of a Typical
Bridge Structure Design by Force-Based Design
Method in Philippines*Robert Jay Nimer Panaligan , Tatsuya Azuhata , Yoshiteru Momo ,Yasuhiro Kawamata3, Akihiro Takahashi3, Jun Yamazaki4

1.Construction Technologies Institute, National Research Council (CNR),
2.University of Naples Federico II, 3.Luis Bozzo Estructuras y Proyectos SL,
4.Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, 5.Department of Engineering,
University of Napoli Parthenope

1.Department of Public Works and Highways, 2.Building Research Institute,
3.Cosmo Engineering Co. Ltd, 4.Nihon University

ID:2b-0191

1

2

3

ID:2b-0131
Legislative Efforts in the United States to Change
Building Code Requirements from Safety-Only-Based
Design to Functionality-Based (Resilient) Design*Curt Haselton1, David Jared DeBock1, Katie Wade2, Ed Almeter 2,
Dustin Cook3
1.California State University, Chico / Haselton Baker Risk Group, 2.Haselton
Baker Risk Group, 3.University of Colorado, Boulder

Oct. 1st (Fri)

ID:2b-0151
A NEW APPROACH TO DEFINE SEISMIC DEMANDSFOR THE DESIGN OF RC FRAMES BASED ON SEISMICRESILIENCE AND RISK
*Mauro Nino1, Carlos González1
1.Faculty of Engineering, National Autonomus University of Mexico

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Probability-based Seismic Damage Mechanism
Control Method for Reinforced Concrete Frames
Structures*Liu Liu1, Shuyan Ji1, Yingmin Li1, Shangjian Zhou1
1.Chongqing University

[P01E07] Steel and Composite
Structures 1

ID:2c-0335

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 7*Sun Dongde1, Yang Yong1, 2

Poster Presentation

Experimental study on seismic performance ofprefabricated beam-column connectors withreplaceable angle steel
1.Xian University of Architecture and Technology, 2.Key Lab of StructuralEngineering and Earthquake Resistance of the Ministry of Education

ID:2b-0031

ID:2b-0038

Comparative Study of a Moderate Story Steel
Structure based on Chinese, Japanese, European andAmerican Building Codes

Feasibility study on a novel re-centering beam-tocolumn connection with multi-stage energy
dissipation mechanism*Demin Feng1, Qixiang Tian1, Takashi Asano1, Longjun Liu2
1.Fujita Corp., 2.Tokyo-Kenchiku Structural Engineers*Ping Zhang1, Ke Ke2, 4, Michael C.H Yam1, 3, Yan Wen Li1, Xu HongZhou2, 4
1.Hong Kong Polytechnic University, 2.Chongqing University, 3.Chinese
National Engineering Research Centre for Steel Construction (Hong Kong
Branch), 4.Hunan University

ID:2b-0064
EVALUATION OF SEISMIC PROVISIONS IN BUILDINGCODES OF DEVELOPING NATIONS - CASE STUDY OF
EGYPT*Mohamed Afifi1, Reem Ahmed2

ID:2b-0005
Reinforced concrete filled steel shell able to endure
any great earthquake*Yukitake Shioi11.McGill University, 2.Concordia University

1.Hachinohe Institute of Technology

ID:2b-0127
CANADIAN SEISMIC DESIGN PROVISIONS FORSINGLE-STOREY BUILDINGS WITH FLEXIBLE METALROOF DECK DIAPHRAGMS*Robert Tremblay1, Colin Rogers2

ID:2b-0043
Improved Panel Zone Model for Seismic Design ofSteel Moment Resisting Frames*Andronikos Skiadopoulos1, Ahmed Elkady2, Dimitrios G. Lignos1

1.Polytechnique Montreal, 2.McGill University

1.Ecole polytechnique federale de Lausanne (EPFL), 2.University ofSouthampton

ID:2b-0004
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY AND RELIABILITYASSESSMENT OF A SELF-CENTERING STEEL BEAM
DURING ITS DESIGN SERVICE LIFE
*Pu YANG1, Yiming Yang1, Minghao Hu1, Peiwen Shen1, Zongming
Huang1

ID:2b-0086
Economical Welding Details and Design for Continuity
Plates and Doubler Plates in Steel Special Moment
Frames*Chia-Ming Uang1, Mathew Reynolds1

1.School of Civil Engineering, Chongqing University

1.University of San Diego, California

ID:2b-0074

ID:2j-0037

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF SELF-CENTERINGCOMPOSITE SHEAR WALLS WITH CONCEALEDSTEEL PLATE BRACES

Performance under Cycling Loading of Square HSS
Braces with Intentional Eccentricity (BIEs)*Zhihui Wang1, Huidi Yang2, Mengfu Wang2, Michael C.H Yam1

1.McGill University, 2.Polytechnique MontréalOct. 1st (Fri)

1.The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, 2.Hunan University*Andres Gonzalez Urena1, Robert Tremblay2, Colin Andrew Rogers1

ID:2j-0038

ID:2b-0168
DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF STEEL SEISMICRESILIENT FRAMES EQUIPPED WITH SELFCENTERING COLUMN BASES WITH FRICTION
DEVICES

Large deformation behavior of weak panel type beamcolumn subassemblies using circular hollow section*Yosuke Ashida1, Yuji Koetaka1, Tatsuya Nakano2
1.Kyoto University, 2.Utsunomiya University*Elena Elettore , Fabio Freddi , Massimo Latour , Gianvittorio
Rizzano1
1

2

1

1.University of Salerno, 2.UCL

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ID:2b-0126

ID:2c-0053

The Suitable Analytical Model of Steel Column
Members Supported on Partial Elastic Foundation

Development of Hybrid Braces Composed of SteelTube, Cement Grout and Lumber for Seismic
Retrofitting*Takayuki Omori1, Akira Kasai2, Takehiko Harada1, Fukutarou
Umebayashi1, Hitoshi Ozoe3
1.Oriental Consultants Co., Ltd., 2. Kumamoto University Graduate School of
Science and Technology, 3.JFE Civil Co., Ltd.

*Mikako Sakai1, Tsukamoto Ryota1, Iathong Chan1, Hiroyuki
Nakahara1
1.Nagasaki Universiy

ID:2b-0012

ID:2c-0102

Performance based seismic design of hinged wall with
BRBs in base based on equal displacement principle.

COMPUTATIONAL STUDY ON THE CYCLIC LOADING
BEHAVIOR OF STEEL CHEVRON BRACED FRAMES IN
JAPAN*Xiaoyan Yang1, Jing Wu1, Moradi Shahria Alam2
1.Southeast UniversityKey Laboratory of Concrete and Prestressed Concrete
Structures of the Ministry of Education, Southeast University, 2.School ofEngineering, The University of British Columbia*Ilanildo Renato Lopes Dias1, Taichiro Okazaki1, Akiri Seki1
1.Hokkaido University

ID:2c-0120[P01E08] New Brace Systems
Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 8

Probabilistic seismic assessment of a mid-riseeccentrically braced steel frame equipped withbutterfly-shaped dampers*Mohsen Zaker Esteghamati1, Alireza Farzampour 2
1.Graduate Student, Department of Civil and Environmental
Engineering,Virginia Tech,Virginia, USA, 2.PhD, Department of Civil andEnvironmental Engineering,Virginia Tech,Virginia, USA

ID:2c-0097
Seismic design of shear-type buildings with Maxwell
model-based nonlinear damper-brace systems*Siyuan Li1, Yung-Tsang Chen1
1.The University of Nottingham Ningbo China

ID:2c-0117
Matrix Method of Limit Analysis and Generalized Normof Stress Field of Braced Frames subjected to Seismic
Loads*Takumi Ito1, Masahiro Ikeda1, Tsubasa Saito1, Kenjiro Mori1
1.Tokyo University of Science

ID:2c-0183
QUANTIFYING EARTHQUAKE COLLAPSE SAFETY OF
DUAL FRICTION-SLIDING BRACED FRAME
BUILDINGS*Lucia Tirca1, Yudong Wang1, Derek Millichamp1[P01E09] Characteristics ofStructures with Tumned Mass
Dampers
Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 9
ID:2g-0020
CONTROL EFFECT OF A TUNED MASS DAMPER
INCORPORATING A FAILSAFE MECHANISM USING A
FRICTION DEVICE*Takeshi Sano1, Osamu Yoshida1, Taketomo Nishikage1, Kazutaka
Shirai2
1.Obayashi Corporation, 2.Hokkaido University

Oct. 1st (Fri)

1.Concordia University

ID:2g-0021

ID:2c-0032

Comparative Studies on Structures with a Tuned Mass
Damper and a Particle Damper

Development and Application of “Super-Elastic Brace”
for Steel Buildings*Masaya Hada1, Kenichi Takeuchi1, Keiji Kitajima 2
1.Asunaro Aoki Construction Co., Ltd, 2.Dept. of Oceanic Architecture &Engineering, College of Science & Technology, Nihon University*Zheng Lu1, Naiyin Ma1
1.Tongji University

ID:2g-0027
OPTIMUM PARAMETERS AND LOCATION OF
MULTIPLE TUNED MASS DAMPERS UNDER SEISMIC
EXCITATION*Baki Ozturk 2, Huseyin Cetin1, Ersin Aydin1
1.Nigde Omer Halisdemir University, 2.Hacettepe University238

ID:2g-0049
Differential Evolution For The Optimal Design Of Tuned
Mass Dampers In A Building Of Medellin City
*Daniel Alejandro Caicedo Diaz1, Luis Lara1, John Blandon 1, Yosef
Farbiarz1
1.Universidad Nacional de Colombia

ID:2g-0108
Development of Tuned Mass Damper for Buildings
with Different Natural Periods in Two Directions*Shumpei Minagawa1, Haruhiko Kurino1, Takeshi Nakai1, Takashi
Kaneko1
1.Kajima Corporation

ID:2g-0142
DEVELOPMENT OF SEMI-ACTIVELY CONTROLLED
TUNED MASS DAMPER ADAPTABLE TO A
STRUCTURE’S PERIOD FLUCTUATION*Takeshi Nakai1, Haruhiko Kurino1
1.Kajima Corporation

ID:2g-0174
Design of a Tuned Mass Damper Inerter using
optimization based on exhaustive search for thevibration control of a seismically excited structure[P01E10] Applications of
Response Control Devices toTanks
Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 10
ID:2g-0008
Coupled earthquake response of liquid in a twodimensional rectangular tank equipped with an elastic
baffle*Ding Zhou1, Xun Meng1, Duo Liu2, Wenqin Deng1, Huixuan Han3
1.Nanjing Tech University, 2.JSTI Group, 3.Jiangsu University of Science andTechnology

ID:2g-0287
SEISMIC ISOLATION OF SLENDER LIQUID STORAGETANK ISOLATED BY VARIABLE RADIUS FRICTIONPENDULUM SYSTEM UNDER DIFFERENT GROUNDMOTIONS.
*Smeet Bipinbhai Faldu1, Rambha Thakur 1, Madhu Vanti1, Abhishek
Vatsi2
1.Madhav University, 2.MS. Sukhdev Sharma & Co.

*Luis Augusto Lara-Valencia1, Daniel Alejandro Caicedo Diaz1,
Yosef Farbiarz1, Jose Brito2, Yamile Valencia1

ID:2g-0288

1.National University of Colombia (Medellin), 2.University of Brasília

SLOSHING OF LIQUID IN A CYLINDRICAL TANK WITH
MULTIPLE BAFFLES AND ON SOIL FOUNDATION

ID:2g-0182*Jiandong Zhang1, Ying Sun1, Xiuli Xu1, Ding Zhou1

Seismic mitigation of a reinforced concrete chimney
with a tuned mass inerter system

1.Nanjing Tech University*Li Zhang1, Songtao Xue1, Ruifu Zhang1

ID:2g-0127

1.Tongji University

SEISMIC RESPONSE UPGRADE OF ELEVATED LIQUID
STORAGE TANKS USING ROCKING ISOLATION

ID:2g-0206*Hamzeh Shakib1, Mohammad Khanmohammadi2, Hassan
Alemzadeh1

PARAMETRIC OPTIMIZATION OF TUNED MASSDAMPERS FOR HIGH-RISE STRUCTURESCONSIDERING STRUCTURAL BENDING
DEFORMATION*Ping Tan1
1.Guangzhou University

1.Tarbiat Modares University, 2.University of Tehran

ID:2g-0156

Oct. 1st (Fri)EARTHQUAKE-PROOFING OF STORAGE TANKS:USING AN INNOVATIVE DAMAGE-FREE ANCHORAGE
SYSTEM*Kaveh sahami1, Farhad Darani1, Pouyan Zarnani1, Pierre
Quenneville2
1.Auckland University of Technology (AUT), 2.University of Auckland

ID:2g-0177
8-SHAPED FLOATING DAMPING DEVICE AGAINSTSLOSHING FOR WATER TANK TO IMPROVE
EARTHQUAKE RESISTANCE*Taisuke Ono1, Tsuyoshi Ida 2, Hirokazu Hirano1, Naotsugu Sato1
1.Chuo University, 2.Togawa Rubber Co., Ltd.

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ID:2g-0194

ID:2j-0005

SHAKING TABLE TESTS ON FULL-SCALE LEGGED
LIQUID STORAGE TANKS PROTECTED WITH A
VERTICAL-ROCKING ISOLATION SYSTEM

Numerical Study on Seismic Performance of Novel
Drilled Plate Metallic Damper (DPMD)*Sergio Ignacio Reyes , José Luis Almazán , José Ignacio
Colombo3, Nicolás Tapia 2, Juan Carlos De la Llera 2, 1
1

2

1.National Research Center for Integrated Natural Disaster Management(CIGIDEN) CONICYT/FONDAP/15110017, 2.Department of Structural andGeotechnical Engineering, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, 3.
Department of Civil Engineering, Universidad Diego Portales

ID:2g-0234
SEISMIC ISOLATION OF LNG STORAGE TANKS IN
ITALY WITH CURVED SURFACE SLIDERS*Stefano Barone1, Mauro Sartori1*Peyman Shadman Heidari1
1.Department of Civil Engineering, East Tehran Branch, Islamic Azad
University, Tehran, IRAN

ID:2j-0006
Application research of combined energy dissipation
technology in a super high-rise building in highseismic intensity region*Shiyu WANG1, Jiemin DING1, Honglei WU1, Boya YANG1
1.Tongji Architectural Design (Group) Co., Ltd.

ID:2j-0009

1.FREYSSINET ITALY

Seismic Performance Evaluation Method for Multiple
Arch Dam considering Mutual Influence[P01E11] Case Study of
Performance Based Seismic
Design 1_ Seismic Performanceof Structures
Poster Presentation*Yoshiaki Ariga1
1.Hirosaki University

ID:2j-0010
Analysis of seismic performance of step-back frame
structure*Yangyang Tang1, Yingmin Li1, Shuyan Ji1

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 11

1.Chongqing University

ID:2j-0011
ID:2j-0002
Equipment Demand Spectrum for Essential Building
Applications*Jeffrey Gatscher , Scott Littler
1

1

Seismic collapse margin of linked column steel braced
frames with lift column base*Feng LI1, Yingmin LI1, Baocheng ZHAO2
1.Chongqing University, 2.Suzhou University of Science and Techonology

1.Schneider Electric

ID:2j-0012
ID:2j-0001
DILATANCY AND DISTRIBUTED PLASTICITY
CONCEPTS IN SEISMIC DESIGN: GEOTECHNICAL OR
STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING?
*Guido Andreotti , Gian Michele Calvi
1

1

SEISMIC PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF REINFORCED
CONCRETE FRAMES CONSIDERING NON-UNIFORMSTEEL CORROSION*Zhiwei Miao1, Tingting Qiu1, Yong Lu2
1.Southeast University, 2.The University of Edinburgh

1.Scuola Universitaria Superiore di Pavia (IUSS)

ID:2j-0013

Oct. 1st (Fri)ID:2j-0003
GENERATION OF ENERGY SPECTRUMS USING A SET
OF PERUVIAN SEISMIC RECORDS OF
ACCELERATIONS*Marianella Choquehuanca1, Jenny Avendano1, Victor I. FernandezDavila1
1.Pontifical Catholic University of Peru

ID:2j-0004
Seimic design of ductile linked rocking steel frames*Fengzhi Wang , Yao Cui
11

1.Dalian University of Technology

240

Seismic Life Cycle Cost Evaluation of Retrofitted RC
Structures*MOHAMED NOURELDIN1, JinKoo Kim2
1.SUNGKYUNKWAN UNIV., 2.SKKU UNIV.

ID:2j-0014
AN INTEGRATED LOCAL DAMPING APPROACH FOR
ENHANCED CHARACTERIZATION OF NONLINEAR
DYNAMIC RESPONSE*Giovanni De Francesco1, Timothy J. Sullivan1
1.University of Canterbury

ID:2j-0015

ID:2d-0056

NUMRECAL ANALYSIS OF UNBONDED POSTTENSIONED REINFORCED CONCRETE BEAMS FORRESILIENCY EVALUATIONSEISMIC RESPONSE CHARACTERISTICS OF A LONGPERIOD AND LONG-SPAN BRIDGE BASED ON
RECORDED WAVEFORMS*Oshin Inui1, Taku Obara1, Susumu Kono1, David Mukai2*Hiroharu Utsunomiya1, Gaku Shoji1

1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.University of Wyoming

1.University of Tsukuba

ID:2j-0016

ID:2d-0044

DAMAGE ASSESSMENT OF FULL-SCALE FIVE STORYREINFORCED CONCRETE BUILDINGSNOVEL TRANSVERSE PUSHOVER ANALYSIS METHODFOR CONCRETE TOWER OF LONG-SPAN CABLESTAYED BRIDGE*Yuki Kido1, Taku Obara1, Susumu Kono1, Tomohisa Mukai2, David
Mukai3
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Building Research Institute of Japan, 3.
University of Wyoming

ID:2j-0018
Design and Analysis of Single Opening Shear Wall
Using Response Surface Methodology*GUAN-CHUN CHEN1, YU-CHI SUNG1, CHIA-CHUN CHEN1
1.National Taipei University of Technology*JINGCHENG WANG1, Xiaowei Wang2, Aijun Ye1
1.Tongji University, 2.Hohai University

ID:2d-0045
Continuous Seismic Monitoring of SeismicallyIsolated Cable-Stayed Bridge by Wireless Sensor
Network*Dionysius Siringoringo1, Yozo Fujino1, Vaibhav Mehta1, Makoto
Suzuki
1.Yokohama National University

ID:2j-0019
PERFORMANCE BASED PLASTIC DESIGN (PBPD) OF
MID-RISE RC FRAMES HAVING SRC COLUMNS IN
THE SOFT STOREY*Gautham A1, Dipti Ranjan Sahoo1

ID:2d-0105
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF
SUSPENSION BRIDGE: JAYRAMGHAT BRIDGE*Raghabendra Yadav1, 2, Satish Prasad Phaiju3

1.Indian Institute of Technology Delhi

1.Yes Consultancy, 2.Gorakha Builders, 3.Khwopa College of Engineering

ID:2k-0068

ID:2d-0110

STUDY ON FLOOR ACCELERATION RESPONSE
SPECTRA OF REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURESBY DYNAMIC ANALYSIS

POST-EARTHQUAKE FIRE BEHAVIOR OF LONG-SPAN
STRUCTURES*Junwu Dai1, Rongheng Liu1, Wen Bai1, Yongqiang Yang1, Han Lu1
1.Institute of engineering mechanics, China Earthquake Administration[P01E12] Long Span Bridge andArch Bridge
Poster Presentation

ID:2d-0055
EFFECT OF RISE-SPAN RATIO AND INNER LEAN
ANGLE OF ARCH RIB ON SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF
DECK STEEL ARCH BRIDGE*ZhanFei Wang1, Qiang Zhang1, Huan Liu2, Weijian Zhao3

1.Oregon State University[P01E13] Specially-Designed
Isolators
Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 13

Oct. 1st (Fri)Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 12*Erica Fischer 1, Walker Maddolozzo1

ID:2g-0007
LATERAL COUPLING OF RECTANGULAR FIBERREINFORCED ELASTOMERIC ISOLATORS*Niel C. Van Engelen1, Hediyeh Sheikh1, Rajeev Ruparathna1
1.University of Windsor

1.Shenyang Jianzhu University, 2.Zhejiang Design Institute of Water
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ID:2g-0085

ID:2k-0043

Reliability analysis of a reinforced concrete building
equipped with hybrid system under multiple hazards

Proportional viscous damping model for matchingfrequency-dependent damping ratio*Said Elias Rahimi1, Rajesh Rupakhety2, Simon Ólafsso2*Chin-Long Lee1

1.Post PhD Scholar, 2.Professor

1.University of Canterbury

ID:2g-0118

ID:2k-0075

BASE ISOLATION OF A MASONRY BUILDING USINGMODIFIED RECTANGULAR FIBER-REINFORCED
ELASTOMERIC ISOLATORSCOLLAPSE ANALYSIS OF URM CAVITY-WALL
BUILDINGS WITH DIFFERENT GROUND FLOOROPENING LAYOUTS*Shiv Prakash1, Sharad Ghodke1, Radhey Shyam Jangid1*Rui Pinho1, 2, Daniele Malomo2, Chiara Morandini1, Andrea Penna1

1.IIT Bombay

1.University of Pavia, 2.Mosayk Ltd.

ID:2g-0143

ID:2k-0078

Displacement-controlled Seismic Design Method ofReinforced Concrete Frame with Steel Damper
ColumnTHE EFFECT OF DETERIORATING PROPERTIES ON
THE SEISMIC RESPONSE OF ASYMMETRIC
REINFORCED CONCRETE BUILDINGS*Riho Mukoyama1, Kenji Fujii1, Chizuru Irie2, Ryota Tobari2,
Mitsutoshi Yoshinaga 2, Kazuaki Miyagawa 2*Ramin Ketabfrouh Badri1

1.Chiba Institute of Technology, 2. JFE Civil Engineering and ConstructionCorp.

ID:2g-0268
Dynamic Behavior of Elevated and Ground-supported,
Base-isolated, Flexible, Concrete Cylindrical Fluid
Containers under Strong Ground Acceleration*Shamsedin Hashemi1, M.H. Aghashiri2, Atefeh Ehteshami1, M.R.
Kianoush3, M.H. Vahidi4
1.Yasouj University, 2.Young Researchers and Elite Club, Abadeh Branch,
Islamic Azad University, 3.Ryerson University, 4.University Jean Moulin Lyon
3

1.Islamic Azad University, Azarshahr Branch

ID:2i-0250
Finite Element Modelling of Free-Standing Cylindrical
Columns Under Dynamic Excitation*Michalis Vassiliou1, Antonis Katsamakas1
1.Chair of Seismic Design and Analysis, IBK, ETH Zurich

ID:2k-0002
NUMERICAL MODELLING OF CAVITY WALL METALTIES*Onur ARSLAN1, 2, Francesco MESSALI1, Eleni SMYROU2, Ihsan
Engin BAL 2, Jan Gerrit ROTS1[P01E14] Other Contribution to
Seismic Performance Study 1
Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 14
ID:2k-0039

Oct. 1st (Fri)EFFECTIVE MASS TENSOR TO IDENTIFY THE
INERTIAL MASS AND PRINCIPAL AXIS OF A
MULTIDIMENSIONAL MODE
*Tadashi Ishihara1
1.National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management

ID:2k-0040
ROTATIONAL INPUT MOTION IDENTIFICATION INNONLINEAR STRUCTURE MODEL*Takuya Suzuki1
1.Takenaka Corporation

1.Delft University of Technology , 2.Hanze University of Applied Sciences

ID:2k-0018
ANALITYCAL DESCRIPTION OF THE NON-LINEARRESPONSE OF CRESCENT SHAPED BRACESHYSTERETIC DEVICES*Giada Gasparini1, Michele Palermo1, Vittoria Laghi1, Stefano
Silvestri1, Tomaso Trombetti1
1.University of Bologna

ID:2k-0024
Damage Detection in Structures using Response
Signal Decomposition through Wavelets*Muhammad Bilal Waris1, Hussain Ali Ibrahim1, Kazi Mohamed Abu
Sohel1, Mahmoud Abd El-Gelil1
1.Sultan Qaboos University

ID:2k-0047
Dynamic analysis based on floor acceleration
response spectra of steel building structures*Bingzhang Zhao1, Junwu Dai1, Wen Bai1, Han Lu1
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics,China Earthquake Administration

242

ID:2k-0048

ID:2k-0077

NUMERICAL SIMULATION ON THE SEISMICRESPONSE OF A TEACHING BUILDING IN THE
CHANGING MS6.0 EARTHQUAKEINVESTIGATION OF LS-DYNA CONCRETE MODELSUNDER MONOTONIC AND CYCLIC LOADING*Zhipeng Shao , Junwu Dai , Wen Bai , Yongqiang Yang , Defeng
Xu1
1

1

1

1

1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration*SIAMAK EPACKACHI1, Masoumeh Asgarpour Khamneh1, Ali
Gharavi1
1.Amirkabir University of technology

ID:2k-0063

ID:2k-0049
Effectiveness of multiple tuned liquid dampers inseismic response mitigation of isolated buildings*Rajesh Rupakhety1, R. Thapa3, Said Elias Rahimi2, Simon Ólafsson1

Rayleigh – Ritz approach for the seismic response offlexible retaining walls in inhomogeneous soil*George Mylonakis1, George Mylonakis1, 2, 3, Jonathan Stewart3,
Scott Brandenberg3
1.University of Patras, 2.University of Bristol, 3.University of California at Los
Angeles

1.Professor, 2.Post PhD Scholar, 3.PG-Student

ID:2k-0050
MODELLING OF MASONRY WALL SHEAR STRENGTHAND DEFORMABILITY BY COMBINED FIBER BEAMELEMENTS*PIERO COLAJANNI1, Salvatore Pagnotta1, Aldo Gagliardo1
1.Palermo University[P01E15] RC-Wall
Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 15

ID:2k-0062
ROTATIONAL SEISMIC EFFECTS ON TALL BUILDINGS

ID:2i-0002*Piotr Adam Bonkowski1, Zbigniew Zembaty1

Interaction between Rocking-Wall System andSurrounding Structure

1.Opole University of Technology*Qingzhi Liu1, 2, Catherine W French1, Sri Sritharan3

ID:2k-0066
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF FLOOR RESPONSE
SPECTRA FOR REGULAR AND IRREGULAR BUILDINGSUBJECTED TO EARTHQUAKE*Meenakshi Vijay Landge , R K Ingle
1

2

1.Research Scholar, Department of Applied Mechanics, VNIT, Nagpur, 2.
Professor, Department of Applied Mechanics, VNIT, Nagpur,

ID:2k-0067

1.University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, 2.Englekirk Structural Engineers,
3.Iowa State University

ID:2g-0297
Experimental and Analytical study of T-shaped
reinforced concrete walls under cyclic loads*Fabian R. Rojas1, Leonardo Massone1, Fernando Muñoz1, Mario
Ruiz2
1.University of Chile, 2.IE3COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE TO ESTIMATE THE
CAPACITY OF STEEL PLATE SHEAR WALLS*Masoomeh Mirrashid , Hosein Naderpour11

1.Semnan University, Semnan, Iran

ID:2k-0072*Meng-Ze Lyu1, Jian-Bing Chen1
1.State Key Laboratory of Disaster Reduction in Civil Engineering, Tongji
University, Shanghai

A FUNDAMENTAL STUDY ON STRUCTURALPERFORMANCE OF CES SHEAR WALLS WITH
OPENINGS*Suguru Suzuki1
1.Kochi University of Technology

Oct. 1st (Fri)AN ACCURATE AND EFFICIENT NUMERICAL METHODFOR RELIABILITY ANALYSIS OF HIGH-DIMENSIONAL
LINEAR SYSTEMS UNDER STOCHASTIC DISASTROUS
DYNAMIC ACTIONS

ID:2i-0143

ID:2i-0222
INFLUENCE OF CDP PARAMETERS ON NONLINEAR
BEHAVIOUR OF SLENDER RC SHEAR WALL WITH
ENLARGED BOUNDARY ELEMENTS*Kaustubh Dasgupta1, Abhishek Kumar 2, Soumi Rajbanshi1
1.Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati, 2.Indian Institute of Technology
Madras243

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ID:2i-0019

ID:2i-0116

CYCLIC TESTS OF CONCRETE–LOW-YIELD STEELCOMPOSITE WALLS SUBJECTED TO IN-PLANE
SHEAR AND AXIAL LOADS

Influence of central openings at the base in flexural
RC walls*Chin-Tung Cheng , Yung-Chin Chang , Heui-Yung Chang
12

2

1.National koahsiung University of science and technology , 2.National
kaohsiung University

ID:2i-0059
SEISMIC BEHAVIOR OF UNBONDED POSTTENSIONED PRECAST CONCRETE WALLS WITH
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL DAMPERS*Luis Alberto Bedrinana1, Masanori Tani2, Susumu Kono3, Minehiro
Nishiyama 2*Gonzalo Munoz-Arriagada1, Leonardo Massone2, Fabián Rojas2
1.University of Auckland, 2.University of Chile

ID:2i-0127
Experimental study of self-centering concrete shear
walls with external friction dissipaters*Yang Liu1, Wei Zhou1
1.School of Civil Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology

ID:2i-0134

1.Universidad de Ingenieria y Tecnologia - UTEC, 2.Kyoto University, 3.Tokyo
Institute of Technology

Post Peak Simulation of RC Shear Walls with Openings
based on Non-Linear FE Analysis

ID:2i-0219*Masato Sakurai1, Tetsuya Nishida1

Numerical analysis and experimental correlation of
uncoupled concrete walls incorporating SLB devices

1.Akita Prefectural University*Marcos Pantoja1, Mirko Fernando Flores2, Luis Bozzo3, Helbert
Gonzales1
1.Postensa SAC Lima-Peru, 2.Brunel University London, 3.Luis Bozzo
Estructuras y Proyectos S.L.

ID:2i-0078
A NEW DESIGN APPROACH TOWARD A DUCTILE
REINFORCED CONCRETE SQUAT WALL

ID:2i-0136
Experimental Study on Residual Seismic Capacity of
RC Squat Walls*Hamood Alwashali1, Jingyue Sun1, Ahmed Ghazi Aljuhmani1,
Aleksey Shegay1, Masaki Maeda1, Yoshihiro Ogata 2, Naoyuki
Aizawa 2
1.Tohoku University, 2.Tohoku Electric Power Co.,Inc.

*Ghassan Almasabha1, Shih-Ho Chao1

ID:2i-0139

1.The University of Texas at Arlington

Experimental study of damaged reinforced concrete
walls repaired using simple techniques

ID:2i-0083*Gonzalo Munoz-Arriagada1, Richard Henry1, Kenneth Elwood1

VERIFICATION OF THE FRACTURE MECHANISM OF A
WOODEN BRACING BEARING WALL WITH CROSSSECTIONAL DEFECTS

1.University of Auckland*Hiroko Funatsu , Yuka Wakabayashi , Xinyan Chen , Noriko
Takiyama1

STATIC LOADING TESTS AND SIMULATION BASED ON
FE ANALYSIS OF RC SHEAR WALLS WITHENVELOPED OPENING

1

1

1

1.Tokyo Metropolitan University

ID:2i-0158*YUYA OIKAWA1, MASATO Sakurai2, TETSUYA Nishida 2

ID:2i-0090
DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF SLENDER CONCRETE SHEARWALLS REINFORCED WITH SUPERELASTIC SHAPE
MEMORY ALLOYS

Oct. 1st (Fri)*Marina Maciel1, Dan Palermo1, Leonardo Cortés-Puentes2
1.York University, 2.NRC

1.Graduate School of Akita Prefectural Univarsity, 2.Akita Prefectural
Univarsity

ID:2i-0176
QUASI STATIC TESTS OF LIMITES DUCTILITY RC
WALLS*Carla Elisa Condori Pari1, Jose Alberto Acero Martinez1

ID:2i-0094

1.Pontifical Catholic University of Peru

EFFICIENT SHEAR-FLEXURE INTERACTION MODEL
FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE WALLS*Leonardo M Massone , Carlos López , Kristijan Kolozvari
11

1.University of Chile, 2.California State University Fullerton2

ID:2i-0185
Damage state fragility functions for RC walls derived
from local analytical quantities*Alex Shegay1, Kenneth Elwood2, Rick Henry2
1.Tohoku University, 2.University of Auckland244

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EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE SEISMICPERFORMANCE OF RC WALLS: EVALUATION OF
CODE CHANGES IN CHILE*Rosita Junemann1, 2, Renzo Lombardi1, Pablo Alcaino1
1.Department of Structural and Geotechnical Engineering, Pontificia
Universidad Catolica de Chile, 2.National Research Center for Natural
Disaster Management (CIGIDEN)

ID:2i-0206
PREDICTION OF SEISMIC BEHAVIOR OF
REINFORCED RUBBERIZED CONCRETESTRUCTURAL ELEMENTS[P01E16] Earthquake Records
and Structural Response
Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 16
ID:2g-0039
TORTIONAL RESPONSES OF BUILDINGSCONSTRUCTED ON SOIL WITH INCLINED BEDROCK
INFERRED FROM RECORDED MOTIONS*Kristina Jelec1, Tanja Kalman Šipoš1, Ivana Miličević1, Mario Jeleč1*Tomohiro Takahira1, Yoshinori Tobita 2, Xin Wang1, Ryo Nishiura1,
Nagano Masayuki1

1.Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek / Faculty od Civil Engineeringand Architecture Osijek

1.Tokyo University of Science, 2.Asanuma Corporation

ID:2i-0214
CYCLIC BEHAVIOR OF C-SHAPED COMPOSITE PLATESHEAR WALLS-CONCRETE FILLED*Michel Bruneau1, Hadi Kenarangi2, Emre Kizilarslan1
1.State University of New York at Buffalo, 2.Modjeski and Masters, Inc.

ID:2i-0175
TESTING OF REINFORCED CONCRETE PRISMS WITH
DIFFERENT LOADING RATES*Qi Wang1, Rick Henry1, Lucas Hogan1, Allan Scott2

ID:2g-0189
DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF SEISMICALLYISOLATED HIGH-RISE BUILDING BASED ON SEISMICRESPONSE RECORDS*Jiarui Wu1, Daiki Sato1
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology

ID:2g-0264
COMPARISON OF REAL AND SIMULATED RECORDS
IN TERMS OF SEISMIC INPUT ENERGY FOR A BASE
ISOLATED STRUCTURE

1.University of Auckland, 2.University of Canterbury*Volkan Ozsarac1, Shaghayegh Karimzadeh2, Aysegul Askan2,
Murat Altug Erberik 2

ID:2i-0006

1.University School for Advanced Studies IUSS Pavia, 2.Middle East
Technical University

The effect of axial load on progression of out-of-plane
instability in rectangular RC walls*Farhad Dashti1, Mayank Tripathi1, Rajesh Dhakal1, Stefano
Pampanin2
1.University of Canterbury, 2.Sapienza University of Rome

ID:2i-0088
Static Cyclic Loading Test of Light Gauge Steel andLightweight Concrete Shear Walls*Chunri Quan1, Qiang Huang2, Dongbin Li3, Yong Chen4

Estimation of S-wave Velocity Structure around the
Seismic Isolated Hospital in Aso Area and Strong
Ground Motion during Kumamoto Earthquake*Tetsushi Inubushi1, Takahisa Enomoto2, Takumi Horikago2
1.Kindai University, 2.Kanagawa University[P01E17] Structural Behavior of
Steel Structures

Oct. 1st (Fri)1.Osaka Institute of Technology, 2.China BIM Union, 3.China Building
Technique Group Co., Ltd., 4.ARSE Building Engineering Technology Co.,Ltd.

ID:2g-0104

Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 17
ID:2c-0299
CYCLIC TESTS OF VERTICALLY-CORRUGATED STEELPLATE SHEAR WALLS WITH VARIOUS OPENINGS*Jing Qiu1, Qiuhong Zhao1
1.Tianjin University245

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ID:2c-0081
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE AND DESIGN DETAILS OF
LOW-RISE STEEL STRUCTURES EQUIPPED WITH THE
SEESAW SYSTEM*DIMITRI E BESKOS1, Panagiota S Katsimpini2, George A
Papagiannopoulos3, Dimitris L Karabalis2, George Hatzigeorgiou3
1.Tongji University, 2.University of Patras / Department of Civil Engineering,
3.Hellenic Open University

ID:2c-0121
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON FATIGUE
CHARACTERISTICS OF 780 N/mm2 HIGH-STRENGTHSTEEL*Yusuke Yaguchi1, Susumu Minami1
1.Tokyo Denki University[P01E18] Experimental Worksand Physical Modeling 2_
Assessment and Retrofitting ofStructures
Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 18
ID:3f-0022
SHAKE TABLE TESTS ON A DAMAGED REINFORCED
CONCRETE FRAME STRUCTURE STRENGTHENEDWITH COMPOSITE FABRIC*Ozana Adnana Petcu1, Ionut Ovidiu Toma1, Petru Mihai1, Ioana
Sorina Entuc1, Gabriel Oprisan1, Vasile Mircea Venghiac1, George
Taranu1

ID:2c-0135
Numerical Study on Damage of Steel Chord Memberin Space Truss Roof under Earthquake

1.The "Gheorghe Asachi" Technical University of Iasi

*Takuji Wada1, ZhuZhenhua Zhu1, Katsuhiko Goto2, Eriko Tomokiyo1,
Minoru Yamanari1

ID:3f-0024
FE MODEL OF RC FRAMES INFILLED WITH RC WALLSFOR SEISMIC RETROFITTING AND NONLINEAR
PARAMETRIC STUDY OF DOWELS

1.Kumamoto University, 2.Kumamoto College

ID:2c-0155*Elpida Georgiou1, Nicholas Kyriakides1, Christis Z. Chrysostomou1

HIGHER-MODE EFFECTS IN STEEL BUILDINGSUNDER INTENSE SEISMIC DEMANDS

1.Cyprus University of Technology*Edgar Tapia-Hernandez1, Cuauhtémoc Gama-Contreras1, Amador
Terán-Gilmore1, Héctor Guerrero-Bobadilla 2

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON YIELD DISPLACEMENT
OF A RC BEAM WITH SLAB SPECIMEN USING HIGH
STRENGTH REBARS

1.Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana Azcapotzalco, 2.Universidad
Nacional Autónoma de México

ID:2c-0161
Effects of Friction Dampers on Seismic Behavior of
Gymnasium with Steel Roofs Supported by Brim-slab*Zhenhua Zhu , Takuji Wada , Katsuhiko Goto , Eriko Tomokiyo ,Minoru Yamanari1
11

1.Kumamoto University, 2.Kumamoto College2

ID:3f-0026*Pranjal Satya1, Tatyusa Asai1, Masaomi Teshigawara1, H. Sasano1, I.
Maruyama1
1.Nagoya University1

ID:3f-0028
NONLINEAR QUASI-STATIC FINITE ELEMENTANALYSIS OF FLAT PLATE USING DAMAGE
PLASTICITY MODEL*S. M. Muhaiminul Islam1, Iftekhar Anam2, H. M. Golam Samdani3,
Yasushi Sanada3, Susumu Takahashi4
1.SATREPS/ TSUIB, Housing and Building Reserach Institute (HBRI), 2.
University of Asia Pacific (UAP), 3.Osaka University (UOsaka), 4.Daido
University (UDaido)

Oct. 1st (Fri)ID:3f-0029
STRUCTURAL ASSESSMENT OF REINFORCED
CONCRETE BEAMS RETROFITTED WITH CARBONFIBERS AND STEEL PLANKS SUBJECTED TO
BENDING*DIEGO ARMANDO MEDINA DEZA1, Fidel Copa Pineda1, Juan
Carlos Copa Pineda1, Christian Malaga Chuquitaype2
1.Universidad Nacional de San Agustin de Arequipa - Peru, 2.Imperial
College London, UK

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ID:3f-0040

STABILITY OF A SEMI-EXPLICIT MODEL-BASEDINTEGRATION ALGORITHM FOR SUBSTRUCTURE
SHAKE TABLE TESTINGESTIMATING THE PUNCHING SHEAR CAPACITY OF
REINFORCED CONCRETE PILE CAPS*Bo Fu , Huanjun Jiang , Tao Wu
1

2*Srinivas Mogili1, Shyh-Jiann Hwang1, Po Wei2

1

1.Chang'an University, 2.Tongji University

1.National Center for Research in Earthquake Engineering, 2.National Taiwan
University

ID:3f-0032

ID:3f-0041

MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR AND SHEAR STRENGTHEVALUATION OF DISK SHEAR-KEY UNDER TENSILEFORCE AND SHEAR FORCE

Fundamental study on measurement of crack depth of
concrete by ultrasonic method for multiple cracks*Akiko OHTSUKA1*Yutaro Ishida , Hiroyasu Sakata , Yuya Takase , Yusuke Maida ,Takumi Sato4, Masaharu Kubota4

1.Akita Prefectural University

1.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2.Muroran Institute of Technology, 3.National
Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management, 4.TOBISHIMA Corporation

ID:3f-0042

ID:3f-0034

Decision-Oriented Column Simulation Capabilities forEnhancing Disaster Resilience of RC Buildings

1

1

2

3

EXPERIMETAL STUDY ON FERRO-CEMENT RETROFITFOR RC FRAME WITH INFILLED BRICK MASONRYWALL*Debasish Sen , Jyoti Lamsal , Andreea Dutu , Hamood Alwashali ,Matsutaro Seki4, Masaki Maeda1
123*Wassim Ghannoum1, Adolfo Matamoros1, Sergio Brena 2, Ariel
Suselo1, Rasool Ghorbani1, Nader Zad1, Aala Al-Sammari2
1.University of Texas at San Antonio, 2.University of Massachusetts, Amherst

1

1.Tohoku University, 2.Bharatpur Metropolitan City, 3.Technical University of
Civil Engineering, 4.Building Research InstituteID:3f-0036
Structural performance of external frames using
high-strength PCM in beam-column joints for seismic
retrofitting

ID:3f-0044
NUMERICAL MODELLING OF TRM-RETROFITTEDMASONRY-INFILLED RC FRAMES: EFFECT OF
ANCHORING OF TRM*Christiana Andreas Filippou1, Nicholas Kyriakides2, Christis Z
Chrysostomou3*Takahiro Abe1, Eiichi Inai1, Tomofusa Akita1, Shoichi Yobuko1, Junji
Osaki2, Keisuke Kitahara3, Asahi Oogami4

1.PhD Candidate, Department of Civil Engineering and Geomatics, Cyprus
University of Technology, Limassol, Cyprus, 2.Lecturer, Department of Civil
Engineering and Geomatics, Cyprus University of Technology, Limassol,
Cyprus, 3.Professor, Department of Civil Engineering and Geomatics, Cyprus
University of Technology, Limassol, Cyprus

1.Yamaguchi University, 2.Hagimori Industries.LTD, 3.Ube-Mitsubishi Cement
Co.LTD, 4.Ube Construction Materials Co.LTD

ID:3b-0112

ID:3f-0037
Shear Strength of Post-Installed Anchor and
Cylindrical Shear-key in Seismic Reinforcement Joints*Takahide Abe1, Keita Sakamoto1, Takeshi Hiwatashi2, Yuya Takase3,
Keiichi Katori4
1.Tobishima Co., 2.Toa co., 3.Murorn Institute of Technology, 4.Toyo
University

ID:3f-0038*Fatema-Tuz- Zahura1, Debasish Sen2, Rishath Sabrin3, Anik Das 4,
Md. Jobaer Uddin4, Zasiah Tafheem2, Farjana Khanam4, Hamood
Alwashali5, Masaki Maeda6
1.Associate Professor, Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology,
2.PhD student, TOHOKU University, , 3. Assistant Professor, Ahsanullah
University of Science and Technology, 4.Junior Consultant, HBRI, 5.
Assistant Professor, TOHOKU University, 6.Professor, TOHOKU University*Thomas Catterou1, Yann Sousseau2, Patrice Garcia1, Myriam
Chaplain2, Sidi-mohammed Elachachi2
1.FCBA Bordeaux, 2.I2M[P01E19] Case Study of Seismic
Retrofit 2_ Assessment andRetrofitting of Structures

Oct. 1st (Fri)IN-PLANE SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF MASONRYINFILLED RC FRAME WITH AND WITHOUT FERROCEMENT OVERLAY

Development of reduced scale models of timber
structures with dedicated similitude laws

Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 19
ID:3g-0019
REHABILITATION AND ADAPTIVE REUSE OF THE
HISTORIC 1940s HOWARD HUGHES WOODEN
AIRCRAFT HANGAR*Patrick Noll1, Simon Rees1, Robert Pallmann1, Ann Jiras1
1.Arup247

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ID:3g-0020

ID:3g-0029

SEISMIC RETROFIT OF A STEEL BRACED FRAME
BUILDING USING STRONGBACK SYSTEMSEISMIC STRENGTHENING OF HERITAGE MASONRYBUILDING: A CASE STUDY*JIUN-WEI LAI1

*Vaibhav Singhal1, Dattatreya Tripathy1, Hemant B Kaushik 2

1.Degenkolb Engineers

1.Indian Institute of Technology Patna, 2.Indian Institute of Technology
Guwahati

ID:3g-0021
Seismic and energy integrated retrofitting of existingbuildings: two case studies in Italy*Valentina Pertile1, Alberto Stella 2, Lorenzo De Stefani1, Roberto
Scotta1
1.University of Padova, 2.University of Venice

Nonlinear Analysis and Seismic Evaluation of Grand
Cover Structure, Foire de Tripoli*Bashar Abdo , Mahmoud Hachem

EVALUATION AND RETROFITTING OF AN EXISTINGHOSPITAL BUILDING IN PERU CONSIDERINGFUNCIONATILY AFTER SEVERE EARTHQUAKES*Alexander Soto Cardenas1, Tatsuya Azuhata 2, Harukiko Suwada 2
1.Japan Peru Center for Earthquake Engineering Research and Disaster
Mitigation (CISMID), 2.International Institute of Seismology and Earthquake
Engineering (IISEE)

ID:3g-0022

1

ID:3g-0031

ID:3g-0032
Seismic Upgrading and Desing Recommendations of
Steel BWWF Connections by Adding Web Openings

2

1.City University, 2.Earthquake Solutions*Heui-Yung Chang1, Chi-Ming Lai2, Ting-Yi Wang2

ID:3g-0023

1.National Kaohsiung University, 2.National Cheng Kung University

ENHANCING EARTHQUAKE SAFETY OF SCHOOLS ;LESSON LEARNED FROM NEPAL

ID:3g-0034*Narayan Prasad Marasini , Surya Narayan Shrestha , Ramesh
Guragain1, Hima Shrestha1, Rajani Prajapati1, Pramod Khatiwada1

SEISMIC FRAGILITY ANALYSIS OF A FOUR-STORYMASONRY BUILDING WITH RETROFIT TECHNIQUES

1.National Society for Earthquake Technology-Nepal (NSET)*Jessica Leah Glenn1, Jong-Wha Bai1111.California Baptist University

ID:3g-0024
Assessment of retrofitting techniques for seismicallydeficient RC buildings in Portugal*Ines Sousa1, Smail Kechidi1, Nuno Pereira1, Jose Miguel Castro1,
Xavier Romao1, Rita Bento2
1.Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto, 2.Technical Institute of Lisbon,
Portugal

ID:3g-0026
PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF SCHOLAR BUILDINGRETROFITTED WITH DIFFERENT PASSIVE ENERGYDISSIPATION SYSTEMS[P01E20] Seismic Performanceand Evaluation 1
Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 20
ID:3b-0002*Gustavo Luis Palazzo , Francisco Calderon , Cristian Bay , Julián
Prados1

Prediction of time-varying compressive strength andreliability of concrete

1.National Technological University*Weiji Zheng1, Jiao Wang2, Yangang Zhao3

1

1

1

Oct. 1st (Fri)ID:3g-0027
IMPROVING SEISMIC SAFETY OF EXISTING
VERNACULAR BUILDINGS – A REALITY OR DREAM?
*Pragya Pradhan1, Ramraj Narasimhan, Rajendra Desai2, Vivek
Rawak, Jnananjan Panda, Jitendra Bothara3
1.United Nations Development Programme, 2.NCPDP/CEDAP, 3.Miyamoto

1.Guangzhou University, 2.Guangzhou University, 3. Kanagawa University

ID:3b-0006
SEISMIC BEHAVIOUR OF ULTRA HIGHPERFORMANCE CONCRETE SHEAR WALL WITH
WELDED WIRE MESH
*BINDHU K R1, RESHMA M RAJU2, ANISHA THOMAS3
1.Professor of Civil Engineering, College of Engineering Trivandrum, 2.
Graduate Student in Engineering, College of Engineering Trivandrum, 3.
Research Scholar, College of Engineering Trivandrum248

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ID:3b-0034

An Upgraded Mechanical Model for Rocking-wallMoment Frame Structures.
*Yue Chen1NONLINEAR ANALYSIS OF TRADITIONAL STONEMASONRY IN MUD MORTAR HOUSES IN NEPALBEFORE AND AFTER RETROFITTING

1.Research Center of Industrialization, Construction Technology, Ningbo
University of Technology

1.Build Change Nepal*Joel Meadows1, Liva Shrestha1, Dev Raj Paudel1

ID:3b-0012

ID:3b-0043

A New Methodology to Seismic Collapse Risk
Assessment of Mid-Rise Steel Moment Resisting
Frames

Effect of surface roughness on non-destructive tests
for screening of low-strength concrete*Mohammad Mahdi Maddah1, Sassan Eshghi1
1.International Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Seismology

ID:3b-0013
BAYESIAN MODEL UPDATING OF A PASSIVELYCONTROLLED BUILDING USING EARTHQUAKEMEASUREMENTS*Pengchao Yang1, Alexandros A. Taflanidis2, Songtao Xue1, 3
1.Tongji University, 2.University of Notre Dame, 3.Tohoku Institute ofTechnology

ID:3b-0018
Seismic assessment of educational buildings
according to FEMA P-58
*Juan Carlos Vielma-Perez1, Rodrigo Fernando Herrera1, Felipe
Cristobal Muñoz1, Karen Díaz2, Carmen Angulo2, Andrea Prado2,
José Manuel Gutiérrez2, Gino Pannillo2
1.Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Valparaiso, 2.Universidad
Centroccidental Lisandro Alvarado

ID:3b-0026
A NEW METHOD FOR SEISMIC VULNERABILITYASSESSMENT OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS BASED ON
FIELD DATA
*Dipendra Gautam1, Rabindra Adhikari2, Rajesh Rupakhety 3,
Pushkar Koirala4
1.Interdisciplinary Research Institute for Sustainability, 2.Cosmos College ofManagement and Technology, 3.University of Iceland, 4.PACE Consult

ID:3b-0027*Farshad Mirshafiei1, Mehrdad Mirshafiei1, Ardalan Sabamehr 1
1.Sensequake

ID:3f-0056
SEISMIC FRAGILITY ANALYSIS OF REINFORCED
CONCRETE BUILDINGS IN CANADA

1.Tohoku University, 2.Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology

ID:3b-0046
ADVANCED FEA ASSESSMENT OF EXISTING
CONCRETE FLOOR DIAPHRAGMS WITH LOWDUCTILITY STEEL REINFORCEMENT*Ioannis Prionas Prionas1, John William Mitchell2, Haozhi Tan3
1.BSc, Dipl Ing, MSc, CMEngNZ, CPEng, IntPE, EUR Ing, 2.BE(civil),
CMEngNZ, CPEng, 3.BE(Civil), PhD(Civil), MEngNZ

ID:3b-0048
Are Our Buildings Safe Enough? – Assessment ofStructures in a Region of Low-to-Moderate Seismicity*Hing-Ho Tsang1
1.Swinburne University of Technology

ID:3b-0066
Comparative study on seismic response mitigation ofisolated buildings*Simon Olafsson1, Said Elias Rahimi2, G. Huchet4, Rajesh
Rupakhety 3
1.Professor at University of Iceland, 2.Post PhD Scholar, 3.Professor,
4.Student

ID:3b-0070
A MATERIAL HOMOGENIZATION APPROACH FORPUSHOVER ANALYSIS OF MASONRY STRUCTURES*Konstantinos E. Morfidis1, Sotiria Stefanidou1, Christos
Karakostas1, Emmanuil Babukas2, Myron Ekonomakis2
1.EPPO-ITSAK, 2.TOL

ID:3b-0073

Oct. 1st (Fri)COMPARISON OF THE AMBIENT VIBRATION-BASEDSEISMIC ASSESSMENT METHOD (3D-SAM) WITH A
FIVE-STOREY FULL-SCALE SHAKE TABLE TEST

*Maisha Maliha1, Chu Hang1, Tomoya Nishiwaki1, A.F.M.S. Amin2

Structural Performance of RC Beams with Induced
Corrosion Cracks by Aluminum Pipe Filled with an
Expansion Agent*Togo Aburano1, Amadou Sakhir Syll1, Toshiyuki Kanakubo1
1.University of Tsukuba*Murat Saatcioglu1, Yasamin Rafie Nazari1, Abdullah Al-Mamun1
1.University of Ottawa

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ID:3b-0074

ID:4a-0004

SEISMIC FRAGILITY FUNCTION FOR LOW STOREY RC
BUILDING IN INDONESIA CONSIDERING ACTUALCONCRETE STRENGTH

Influence of duration on the seismic performance oflayered slopes using hazard-consistent groundmotions*Eka Juliafad1, Kimiro Meguro2*Wenqi DU1, Yong Liu2

1.Universitas Negeri Padang, 2.The University of Tokyo

1.Nanyang Technological University, 2.Wuhan University

ID:3b-0080

ID:4a-0009

SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF REINFORCED
CONCRETE STRUCTURES CONSIDERING CONCRETE
CREEP AND STEEL CORROSION

GIS-BASED STATISTICAL LANDSLIDE HAZARDANALYSIS: A STUDY ON THE 2018 HOKKAIDOEARTHQUAKE-TRIGGERED LANDSLIDES*Codi McKee1, Petros Sideris1, Mija Hubler 2*Pinglan GE1, Kimiro Meguro2

1.Texas A&M University, 2.University of Colorado - Boulder

1.Department of Civil Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering, The
University of Tokyo (UTokyo), 2.International Center for Urban Safety
Engineering (ICUS), Institute of Industrial Science (IIS), The University ofTokyo (UTokyo)

ID:3b-0127
Performance-based seismic assessment of a typicalunreinforced masonry building in Zagreb center*Mario Uros1, Marija Demsic1, Marta Savor Novak1, Josip Atalic2,
Maja Banicek3
1.Assistant Professor, University of Zagreb, Faculty of Civil Engineering,
2.Associate Professor, University of Zagreb, Faculty of Civil Engineering,
3.PhD Student, University of Zagreb, Faculty of Civil Engineering

ID:4a-0010
EFFECTS OF INPUT MOTIONS FROM DIFFERENTTECTONIC SETTINGS ON SEISMIC SLOPE STABILITYANALYSES*Cassie Gann1, 2, Ishika Nawrin Chowdhury1, 2, Ashly Cabas1, 2,James Kaklamanos3
1.North Carolina State University, 2.Cabas Research Group, 3.Merrimack
College[P01E22] Slope Failure_
Geotechnical Earthquake
Engineering
Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 22
ID:4a-0001
ANALYSIS OF EARTHQUAKE-TRIGGEREDLANDSLIDES WITH A GENERALIZATION OF THE
NEWMARK METHOD*Shan Dong1, 2, Alberto Ledesma Villalba 2, Francisco Lopez
Almansa3, Wenkai Feng1
1.State Key Laboratory of Geohazard Prevention and Geoenvironment
Protection (Chengdu University of Technology), Chengdu, , 2. Technical
University of Catalonia, Civil and Environmental Eng. Department, Barcelona,
3.Technical University of Catalonia, Architecture Technology Department,
Barcelona,

Oct. 1st (Fri)

ID:4a-0003
EFFECTS OF DURATION OF SUBMARINELANDSLIDES ON TSUNAMIS DUE TO THE 1771
YAEYAMA EARTHQUAKE*Tsuneo Ohsumi1, Hiroyuki Fujiwara1, Hemanta Hazarika 2
1.NIED, 2.Kyushu University

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Centrifuge modeling of the response of slopes toearthquakes and rainfall*Jiawei Xu1, Ryosuke Uzuoka 2, kyohei Ueda 2
1.Kyoto University, 2.Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University

ID:4a-0013
SEISMIC TRIGGERING OF CATASTROPHICLANDSLIDES DUE THERMO-HYDROMECHANICALEFFECTS*Francisco Zabala1
1.Earthquake Engineering Research Institute. National University of San Juan

ID:4a-0016
Nonlinear earthquake response of slopes due to multidirectional shaking*Brian Carlton1, Arnkjell Løkke1, Lauren Phillips1, Amir M. Kaynia1
1.Norwegian Geotechnical Institute

ID:4e-0028
SEISMIC STABILITY OF UNSATURATED CLAY SLOPESUNDER VARIOUS SURCHARGE LOADS*Amir Akbari Garakani1, Maziar Molaei2
1.Niroo Research Institute, 2.University of Science and Culture[P01E23] Others_ Geotechnical
Earthquake Engineering
Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 23
ID:4f-0001
ESTIMATION OF STRAIN-DEPENDENT SHEAR
MODULI OF SOILS FROM SITE RESPONSE ANALYSISOF VERTICAL ARRAY*Rolando P Orense1, Zhengfa Huang2
1.University of Auckland, 2.Cook Costello Co. Ltd

ID:4f-0003
Seismic response characteristic in the valley plain
along the Kanda River due to the difference inearthquake motion*Daiki Okukura1, Susumu Yasuda1, Keisuke Ishikawa1

ID:4f-0008
DEVELOPMENT OF MODEL FOR NUMERICALSIMULATION OF SOIL DYNAMIC PROBLEMS*Vlatko Sheshov1, Julijana Bojadjieva1, Kemal Edip1, Toni
Kitanovski1, Jordanka Chaneva1
1.Ss Cyril and Methodius in Skopje, Institute of Earthquake Engineering andEngineering Seismology - IZIIS

ID:4f-0011
SITE AMPLIFICATION FACTORS FOR INDIAN SITESUSING EQUIVALENT-LINEAR AND NONLINEAR 1-D
ANALYSIS*Shrabony Adhikary1, Vishal R Deoda1
1.Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology

ID:4e-0027
INTELLIGENT VIRTUAL REALITY OF A METROPOLISDEVASTATED BY EARTHQUAKES*Silvia Garcia1, 2, Paulina Trejo1, 2
1.Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 2.Engineering Institute

1.Tokyo Denki University

ID:4f-0004
ANALYSIS OF GEOLOGICAL FORMATION AND SOIL
CHARACTER OF DHAKA CITY TO FIND THE
EARTHQUAKE VULNERABLE AREAS*Rashied Masudur 1, Mahmud Akter 2, UBAURA Michio3
1.SATREPS-TSUIB Project, Housing and Building Research Institute, Dhaka,Bangladesh , 2.Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Jahangirnagar
University, Savar, Bangladesh , 3.Tohoku University

ID:4f-0005
PROPOSED USE OF THE NAKAMURA SITE PERIODFOR SITE CLASSIFICATION IN THE NEW CHILEAN
CODE*Francisco Ruz1, Liam Finn2
1.R y V Ingenieros, 2.The University of British Columbia

ID:4f-0006
Effects of Uncertainties in Shear-Wave Velocity on
Nonlinear Seismic Site Response Analysis Validated
using Downhole Array Recordings

Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 24
ID:4e-0001
COUPLING BEHAVIOR OF SOIL STIFFNESS, EXCESSPORE WATER PRESSURE, AND STRAIN OBSERVEDFROM DOWNHOLE ARRAY MEASUREMENT*Chi-Chin Tsai1, Tadahiro Kishida 2
1.National Chung Hsing University, 2.Khalifa University of Science andTechnology

ID:4e-0002

1.University of Nevada, Reno, 2.Arup

Evaluation of liquefaction/mudflow resistance ofimproved volcanic sandy ash soils focusing on
dissipated energy

ID:4f-0007*Yukoh Kiyohara1, Motoki Kazama 2

VIBRATION CHARACTERISTICS OF ROCKFILL DAM
ESTIMATED FROM EARTHQUAKE OBSERVATION
RECORDS

1.National Institute of Technology, Hachinohe College, 2.Graduate School ofEngineering, Tohoku University

Oct. 1st (Fri)*Reza Boushehri1, Kirk Ellison2, Kevin Stanton2, Ramin Motamed1[P01E24] Experimental Worksand Physical Modeling 1_
Geotechnical Earthquake
Engineering*Hidenori Mogi1, Hideji Kawakami1
1.Saitama University

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ID:4e-0003

ID:4e-0011

Influence of the Vs parameter on the site response ofa granular deposit specified from Cross Hole tests
and empirical correlations

TOWARDS UNDERSTANDING THE FABRIC ANDMICROSTRUCTURE OF SILT – INITIAL FINDINGS OF
SOIL FABRICS FROM X-RAY μ-CT

*Eduardo Botero-Jaramillo1, Luis Osorio-Flores1, Maria Clara
Madrigal-Madrigal1, Cesar Rosales-Roman1*Ana Valverde1, Michelle Wesolowski2, Dharma Wijewickreme3
1.PhD Candidate, Department of Civil Engineering, University of British
Columbia, 2.MASc Candidate, Department of Civil Engineering, University of
British Columbia, 3.Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, University of
British Columbia

1.National University of Mexico

ID:4e-0004

ID:4e-0012

Freeze-thaw effects on shear modulus and damping
ratio of frozen soils

SEISMIC-INDUCED DISPLACEMENT ANDDISPLACEMENT CONTROL INDEX OF MASONRYCONCRETE REINFORCED SOIL RETAINING WALLS*Xiaobo YU1, 2, Rui SUN2
1.Guilin University of Technology, 2.Institute of Engineering Mechanics,CEA*Xiaoguang CAI1, Sihan LI2, Xin HUANG1, 2, Honglu XU1, Weiwei LIU1

ID:4e-0005

1.IODP, 2.IEM

Shaking table test on immersed tunnel subjected touniform seismic loadings*Hongjuan CHEN , Wei ming Yan , Shi cai CHEN , Xue ming ZHANG
12

2

ID:4e-0013
3

1.Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration, 2.Beijing Key
Laboratory of Earthquake Engineering and Structural Retrofit, Beijing
university of technology, 3.Key Laboratory of Roads and Railway Engineering
Safety Control (Shijiazhuang Tiedao University)

ESTIMATION OF UNCERTAINTIY IN DYNAMIC
ANARYSIS APPLIED TO NON-LINEAR RESPONSE OF
A SOIL-STRUCTURE SYSTEM*Shunichi Higuchi1
1.OBAYASHI Co.

ID:4e-0006
Dynamic Response of Pile Cap and Distribution lawsof Bending Moment about Vertical and Batter Pile
Groups in Liquefiable Soil
*Yurun Li1, Jian Zhang1

ID:4b-0065
DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF BURIED PIPELINES UNDER
EARTHQUAKE-INDUCED LANDSLIDE BY
EXPERIMENTAL MODELING

1.Hebei University of Technology*Fardin Jafarzadeh1, Hadi Farahi Jahromi2, Sadjad Hadei3, Morteza
Rajabigol4

ID:4e-0007

1.Sharif University of Technology, 2.Sharif University of Technology, 3.Sharif
University of Technology, 4.Sharif University of Technology

Lateral Soil Resistance and Reinforcement Effectaround Pile Head of Steel Pipe Pile with Wings*Toshio Kobayashi1, Yuji Miyamoto2
1.SANSEI Inc., 2.Osaka University

ID:4e-0008
Cyclic shear loading response of sand-silt mixturesfrom direct simple shear tests*Achala Soysa1, Dharma Wijewickreme1
1.University of British Columbia

Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 25

Oct. 1st (Fri)ID:4e-0009

ID:7i-0001

Estimation on Surface Soil Structure for Seismic
Disaster Mitigation By Microtremor Miniature Array
Observation Method in Yokohama, Japan

Compatibility of Construction Materials in Different
Geo-climatic Regions of India For Earthquake Safety*Takahisa Enomoto , Tsutomu Ochiai , Manuel Navarro , Shigeki
Senna31

1

2

1.Kanagawa University, 2.University of Almeria, 3.National Research Institutefor Earth Science and Disaster Resilience

252[P01E25] Case Study of Seismic
Performance Assessment_
Social and Economic Aspects*Ganesh Kumar Ramancharla1, Pradeep Kumar Ramancharla 2
1.JNTUH College of Engineering Hyderabad, 2.Earthquake Engineering
Research Centre, International Institute of Information Technology
Hyderabad[P01E26] Financial andInsurance Policies_ Social andEconomic Aspects

ID:6f-0009
Development of cross-sector coordination system
based on the process technology*Muneyoshi Numada1, Masashi Inoue1, Kimiro Meguro1

Poster Presentation

1.The University of Tokyo

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 26

ID:6f-0010
BRIDGE LIFE-EXTENDING REPAIR PLANCONSIDERING CONNECTIVITY OF THE EMERGENCY
ROAD NETWORK IN DISASTER

ID:7e-0001
Estimation of Quantity Take-off of Overhead Water
tanks designed by Indian, American and British
Earthquake Codes*Fukutsugu Ogawa1, Yasuo Chikata1, Shoichiro Nakayama1*NAVENDU NIMARE1, NITESH AHIR1

ID:6f-0011

1.National Institute of Technology Silchar, Assam, India

REPAIRABILITY DECISIONS: SIMPLIFIEDPROCEDURES FOR POST-EARTHQUAKERECONSTRUCTION POLICIES OR SCENARIO BASEDDAMAGE ASSESSMENT AT TERRITORIAL SCALE[P01E27] Management Policy_
Preparedness and Emergency
Management
Poster Presentation

1.Kanazawa University*Maria Polese1, Marco Di Ludovico1, Andrea Prota1
1.University of Naples Federico II[P01E29] Tsunami-Induced
Damage_ Tsunami Disaster

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 27

Poster Presentation
ID:6f-0001
SEISMIC VULNERABILITY AND RISK ASSESSMENT
FOR ORGANIZATIONAL SAFE AND RESILIENTOPERATIONS – CENTRAL AND SOUTH ASIA
EXPERIENCE*Amit Kumar , Sulaymon Sulaymonov , MD Nurul Alam
12

2

1.Aga Khan Agency for Habitat, 2.Aga Khan Agency for Habitat

ID:6f-0002
METHODOLOGY FOR DRR CITY PLANNING BASEDON SEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENT AND
MONITORING SYSTEM IN ASHGABAT*Koichi HASEGAWA1, Sergey Abaseyev2, Takaaki Kato3, Satoru
Nishikawa4

ID:6f-0004
DEVELOPMENT OF INTER-ORGANIZATIONAL
COOPERATION AGREEMENT FOR EARTHQUAKEDISASTER IN MONGOLIA*Yoshitaka Yamazaki1, Kiyotaka Owada 2, Osamu Nishii1
1.OYO International Corporation, 2.Oriental Consults Global Corporation

ID:5d-0001
FRAGILITY FUNCTIONS OF BUILDINGS UNDER ONLYTSUNAMI LOAD IN INDONESIA: A CASE STUDY OF
THE 2018 SUNDA STRAIT TSUNAMI*Anawat Suppasri1, Kwanchai Pakoksung1, Syamsidik Syamsidik 2,
Panon Latcharote3, Ryu Miyamoto1, Fumihiko Imamura1
1.Tohoku University, 2.Syiah Kuala University, 3.Thammasat University

ID:5d-0002
BENCHMARK PROBLEMS FOR ANTI-TSUNAMIDESIGN OF BRIDGES*Kazuyuki Izuno1, Kenji Kosa 2

Oct. 1st (Fri)

1.OYO International Corporation, 2.Institute of Seismology and AtmosphericPhysics of Academy of Sciences of Turkmenistan, 3.International Center for
Urban Safety Engineering (ICUS) Institute of Industrial Science The Universityof Tokyo, 4.Disaster Mitigation Research Center Nagoya University

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 29

1.Ritsumeikan University, 2.Kyushu Institute of Technology

ID:5d-0003
Tsunami Vulnerability of Critical Infrastructure:
Development of Functions for Impact Assessment*James Hilton Williams1, Thomas Wilson1, Liam Wotherspoon2, Nick
Horspool3, Ryan Paulik4, Emily M Lane 4, Matthew Hughes1
1.University of Canterbury, 2.University of Auckland, 3.GNS Science, 4.
National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA)

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ID:5d-0008
ROAD NETWORK RELIABILITY INFLUENCED BYTSUNAMI FLOATING BODIES ACTING ON A BRIDEGE
DECK*Gaku Shoji1, Xiaojiao Liu1

[P01E30] Earthquake Insurance_
Seismic Loss and Risk
Management
Poster Presentation

1.University of Tsukuba

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 30

ID:5d-0010
TSUNAMI HAZARD EVALUATION FOR INFORMALSETTLEMENTS LOCATED AT THE NORTH OF CALLAO– PERU*Miguel Luis Estrada1, Jorge Morales2, Alberto Delgado3, Rocio
Cuadros3, Julio Kuroiwa3
1.National University of Engineering, 2.Japan-Peru Center for Earthquake
Engineering Research and Disaster Mitigation, 3.Disaster Risk Reduction
Peru International SAC

ID:8e-0001
Key Technical Problems and Suggestions in theConstruction of Earthquake Insurance System in
China*Jianping Wu1, Kaihai Luo1
1.China Academy of Building Research

ID:5d-0013

ID:8e-0003

PERFORMANCE OF RC WALL BUILDING SUBJECTEDTO EARTHQUAKE AND TSUNAMI IN SEQUENCE

Synthetic seismic catalog applied in Earthquake
Catastrophe Model in China*Santiago Jose Tagle1, Rosita Jünemann2, 1, Jorge Vásquez2, Juan
Carlos De la Llera1, 2
1.Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, 2.National Research Center ofIntegrated Natural Disaster Management (CIGIDEN)

ID:5d-0014
Distribution Characteristics of Wave Pressure on
Buildings Subjected to Tsunami Load
*AKIHIKO OBATA , Tetsuya Nishida
1

1*Weijin Xu1
1. Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration

ID:8e-0004
Analysis of Factors Affecting People's Purchase of
Property Insurance in Order to Prevent Disasters*Guochun WU1
1.Institute of Geophysics China Earthquake Administration

1.Akita Prefectural University

ID:5d-0015
EVALUATION OF LATERAL FORCE ON A SQUARECYLINDER FIXED IN CHANNEL FLOW USING NONHYDROSTATIC SWE EQUATIONS*Tsuyoshi Koyama1
1.The University of Tokyo

ID:5d-0016
SAFETY EVALUATION PROCEDURES AGAINSTBUILDING COLLAPSE DUE TO COLLISION OF
TSUNAMI-DRIVEN SHIPS*Kazuto Matsukawa1, Daiki Kojima 2, Yuji Haga1, Yoshiaki Nakano1

Oct. 1st (Fri)

1.The University of Tokyo, 2.East Japan Railway Company[P01E31] Exposure andVulnerability 2_ Seismic Lossand Risk Management
Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 31
ID:8a-0021
Fragility curves in reinforced concrete bridges
considering the cumulative damage caused by seismic
sequences.
*Ricardo B. Flores1, Dante Tolentino1
1.Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana

ID:8a-0022
Empirical fragility curves for reinforced concrete andtimber houses, using different intensity measures*Tamara Cabrera1, 2, Matias Hube1, 2, Hernan Santa Maria1, 2
1.Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, 2.Research Center for Integrated
Disaster Risk Mangement (CIGIDEN)254

ID:8a-0023

ID:8a-0035

Development of a seismic vulnerability model forindustrial steel buildings located in Europe

DEVELOPMENT OF FRAGILITY CURVES FOR LARGESCALE SEISMIC RISK OF RC STRUCTURES*Pablo Alfonso Garcia de Quevedo1, José Miguel Castro1, Xavier
Romao1, Nuno Pereira1*Ricardo Monteiro1, Andres Abarca1, Gerard O'Reilly1, Smail
Kechidi2, Davide Bellotti3, Barbara Borzi3, José Miguel Castro2

1.Universidade do Porto

1.University School of Advanced Study IUSS Pavia, 2.University of Porto
Faculty of Engineering, 3.European Centre for Training and Research in
Earthquake Engineering

ID:8a-0024
Developing fragility curves for typical residentialbuilding stock in the state of Israel*Yael Daniel1, Alexander Kagermanov2, Yaron Offir 1
1.Yaron Offir Engineers LTD, 2.Institute for Advanced Studies, Pavia (IUSS)

ID:8a-0025
A Stydy on Fast Calculation Method of Seismic
Vulnerability of Building Structure*Deyuan Tian1, Rushan Liu1, Zhi Zhu1
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics,CEA

ID:8a-0026
Seismic fragility assessment of steel light-frame port
warehouses due to ground shaking and liquefaction*Stella Karafagka1, Stavroula Fotopoulou1, Anna Karatzetzou1,
Dimitris Pitilakis1

ID:8a-0037
Fragility Curves for Chimney Damage and Wall
Damage in Wood-Frame Dwellings*Pablo Heresi1, Eduardo Miranda 2
1.Universidad de Chile, 2.Stanford University

ID:8a-0038
METHODOLOGY FOR DEVELOPMENT OF SEISMIC
VULNERABILITY CURVES FOR EXISTING
UNREINFORCED MASONRY BUILDINGS*Kristina Milkova1, Christoph Butenweg2, Elena DumovaJovanoska1
1.Faculty of Civil Engineering, Ss. Cyril and Methodius, University, Skopje,
2.FH Aachen, Jülich, Germany

ID:8a-0041

1.Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

USE OF EMPIRICAL FRAGILITY CURVES FORASSESSING SEISMIC RISK IN ITALY

ID:8a-0027*Carlo Del Gaudio1, Annalisa Rosti2, Marco Di Ludovico1, Guido
Magenes2, Andrea Penna 2, Maria Polese1, Andrea Prota1, Paolo
Ricci1, Maria Rota3, Gerardo Mario Verderame1

SIMPLIFIED PROCEDURES FOR SEISMIC
VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF MASONRYCHURCHES*Gianfranco De Matteis1, Valentina Corlito1, Mattia Zizi1
1.University of Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli"

ID:8a-0031
FRAGILITY CURVES OF JAPANESE BUILDINGS BASEDON THE 2016 KUMAMOTO EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE*Kazuaki Torisawa1, Kei Horie2, Masashi Matsuoka3, Fumio
Yamazaki4, Munenari Inoguchi5

1.University of Naples Federico II, 2.University of Pavia, 3.EUCENTRE
Foundation

ID:8a-0042
Attribute-driven fragility curves through classdisaggregation*Athanasia Kazantzi1, Dimitrios Vamvatsikos1
1.National Technical University of Athens

ID:8a-0045

1.Kanto Gakuin University, 2.MS&AD InterRisk Research & Consulting, Inc.,
3.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 4.National Research Institute for Earth
Science and Disaster Resilience, 5.Toyama University

FRAGILITY AND LOSS ASSESSMENT VIA MIXEDPROBABILISTIC MODELS OF SEISMIC DEMAND

ID:8a-0032

1.National Technical University of Athens

Population Changes in the Estimated Tsunami
Inundation Areas of Shizuoka and Miyazaki
Prefectures

ID:8a-0053*Dimitrios Vamvatsikos1, Akrivi Chatzidaki1

Incorporating Epistemic and Aleatory uncertainties in
Fragility modelling of Masonry Structures

1.University of Yamanashi*Holger Lovon1, Vitor Silva1, Romeu Vicente1, Tiago Ferreira 2

Oct. 1st (Fri)*Yasunori Hada1, Ryoei Adachi1

1.University of Aveiro, 2.University of Minho255

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ID:8a-0054

ID:9b-0007

Seismic Vulnerability Assessment of Skewed
Reinforced Concrete Bridges

Automated Meshing and Finite Element Modelling ofBridges from Point Clouds with Subsequent Model
Updating Based on Ambient Vibration Data

*Do Soo Moon1, Young-Joo Lee2, Amr Ghanem1
1.University of Hawaii at Manoa, 2.Ulsan National Institute of Science andTechnology (UNIST)

ID:8a-0055
SEISMIC FRAGILITY FUNCTIONS FOR PRECAST RC
BUILDINGS IN PORTUGAL*Romain Sousa 2, Hugo Rodrigues1, Nádia Batalha3, Hugo Vitorino2,
Paulo Fernandes2, Humberto Varum3
1.RISCO, School of Technology and Management, Polytechnic Institute ofLeiria, Leiria, Portugal, 2.School of Technology and Management,
Polytechnic Institute of Leiria, Leiria, Portugal, 3.CONSTRUCT – LESE,
Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto,
Porto, Portugal[P01E32] Remote Sensing and
UAV_ Innovative Technology
Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 32*Tursubay Rashidov1, Shakhzod Takhirov2, Amir Gilani3, Sultan
Kudratov4
1.Institute of Mechanics and Seismic Stability of Structures of the Academyof Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan, 2.University of California,
Berkeley, 3.Miyamoto International, Inc., 4.Tashkent University of Information
Technologies

ID:9b-0008
SEISMIC RESPONSE MONITORING ANDASSESSMENT OF STEEL BRACED FRAMES USING
DIGITAL IMAGE CORRELATION*Luna Ngeljaratan1, Ali Hammad1, Mohamed Moustafa1
1.University of Nevada, Reno

[P01E33] Others_ Others
Poster Presentation

Oct. 1st (Fri) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 33
ID:11a-0001

ID:9b-0003
IMAGE ANALYSIS FOR ROAD STRUCTURE DAMAGE
DUE TO THE 2018 HOKKAIDO IBURI TOBU
EARTHQUAKE*Kento Yoshinari1, Gaku Shoji1
1.University of Tsukuba*Nobuyuki Yamada1
1.Kochi University

ID:11a-0002

ID:9b-0004
Building Damage Detection using post-seismic UAV
Data*XueHua ZHANG , XiaoQing WANG , XiaoXia DU , JunYan LAI
1

Report of earthquake disaster prevention childcare innursery school and kindergarten

2

1

1

1.National Earthquake Response Support Service, 2.Institute of Earthquake
Forecasting, China Earthquake Administration

ID:9b-0006

Oct. 1st (Fri)STUDY ON THE DISASTER INVESTIGATION OF RC
BUILDING UTILIZING UAV*Yusuke Maida1, Tomohisa Mukai2, Hiroyuki Miyauchi2, Shuya
Amagai3, Kazuki Fukumoto3
1.National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management, 2.Building
Research Institute, 3.WorldLink & Company Co. Ltd.

On the optimal parameter settings for estimating
probabilistic density function of seismic wave
amplitude*Mitsutaka Oshima1, Hiroshi Takenaka 2
1.Shimizu Corporation, 2.Okayama University

ID:11a-0003
UTILIZATION OF VIBRATION MONITORING FORDIAGNOSING SOUNDNESS OF CONCRETE DAMS
*Masafumi KONDO1, Toshihide KOBORI1, Takashi SASAKI1
1.National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management, Ministry ofLand, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism

ID:11a-0004
EIGENVALUE PROBLEM ASSOCIATED WITHNONLINEAR BUCKLING OF A COLUMN UNDERLARGE DISPLACEMENT*Isao Nishimura1, Satoshi Suzuki2
1.Tokyo City University, 2.Aichi Institute of Technology

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ID:11a-0005

ID:11a-0015

Analysis of seismic damage characteristics ofShuanghe Town in the meizoseismal area of
Changning M6.0 Earthquake, Sichuan Province.

Numerical Modeling and Simulation of a Large-Scale
Shake-Table Test on a Low-Damage Concrete Wall
Building*Xianghua Shuai1*Ying Zhou1, Anqi Gu1, Yiqiu Lu2, Yi Xiao1, Richard Henry2

1.China Earthquake Networks Center,CENC

1.Tongji University, 2.University of Auckland

ID:11a-0013

ID:11a-0017

Tsunami Disaster Tradition before the 2011 Great East
Japan Earthquake and the Effectiveness of Casualty
Reduction

Surrogate-based design optimization of steel plateshear wall systems*Shosuke Sato1, Fumihiko Imamura1*NASAR AHMAD KHAN1, GAURAV SRIVASTAVA1
1.Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar

1.Tohoku University

ID:11a-0018

ID:11a-0014
ESTIMATION OF VIBRATION CHARACTERISTICS OF
DAM BODY USING SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION*Jumpei Oshige , Hiroyuki Sato , Masafumi Kondo
1

2

2

VIBRATION CONTROL OF BRIDGES USING OPTIMUM
TMD BASED ON EQUAL EIGEN VALUE CRITERIA*O R Jaiswal1, Vikas M Thakur 2, P K Borgaonkar 3

1.Eight-Japan Engineering Consultants Inc., 2.National Institute for Land andInfrastructure Management, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport andTourism

1.Professor, Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology, Nagpur, India,
2.Ph.D Scholar, Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology, Nagpur, India,
3.Post Graduate student, Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology,
Nagpur, India

ID:11a-0021

ID:11a-0029

CIM-powered multi-hazard simulation framework
covering both individual buildings and urban areas

Experimental Study On The Development Of A New
Type Of Mechanical Coupling Device*Xinzheng Lu1, Donglian Gu1, Zhen Xu2, Chen Xiong3*Yi Xiao Lin1, Hyun Suk Jung1, Chang Sik Choi1

1.Tsinghua University, 2.University of Science and Technology Beijing, 3.
Shenzhen University

1.Hanyang University

ID:11a-0024

ID:11a-0022
Damage Investigation of Road Bridges by 2018
Hokkaido Iburi Tobu Earthquake*Takashi Sato , Yasunori Miyamori , Takehiko Saitoh , Satoshi
Kasai1, Tomoya Aochi3
12

2

1.Civil Engineering Research Institute for Cold Region, PWRI, 2.Kitami
Institute of Technology, 3.KAIHATSU KOEI Co.,Ltd

ID:11a-0007
INTEGRATION OF DATA AND SERVICES FROM THE
EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING (SERIES) AND
SEISMOLOGY (EPOS) FIELDS

1.European commission - Joint Research Centre, 2.Department of Civil
Engineering, School of Engineering, University of Patras, 3.Department ofEarth Science, University of Bergen, 4.Department of Computer Engineering
and Informatics, School of Engineering, University of Patras

ID:11a-0010
Reducing Infrastructure Outages Through Integrated
Infrastructure Resilience Investment Programme*Vinod Sadashiva , Richard Mowll
1

2

1.GNS Science, 2.Wellington Lifelines Group*Taro Arikawa1, Naoto Kihara 2, Masashi Watanabe1, Makoto
Hasebe3, Yoshinori Shigihara4, Tastuya Asai5, Tsuyoshi Ikeya6,
Shuusaku Inoue7, Hideo Matsutomi8, Yoshiaki Nakano9, Yasuo
Okuda10, Shunya Okuno11, Takayuki Ooie12, Gaku Shoji13, Tomokazu
Tateno14
1.Chuo Univerisity, 2.Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry,
3.Shimizu Corporation, 4.National Defense Academy of Japan, 5.Nagoya
University, 6.Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, 7.Takenaka
Corporation, 8.Akita University, 9.The University of Tokyo, 10.Building
Research Institute, 11.Kozo Keikaku Engineering Inc., 12.Pacific Consultants
Co., Ltd., 13.University of Tsukuba, 14.Kajima Corporation

ID:11a-0023
Introduction of the seismic standards in Japan

Oct. 1st (Fri)*Georgios Tsionis1, Alessio Caverzan1, Adamantia Athanasopoulou1,
Christos Sintoris 4, Pierre Pegon1, Statis Bousias2, Nikolaos
Avouris 4, Kuvvet Atakan3

BLIND PREDICTION CONTEST ON TSUNAMI
INUNDATION AND IMPACT*Hideya Kato1, Yuka Furuyama 2, Tatsuto Tonari3, Akira Morita4,
Shuei Ikeda5, Junzo Sakuma6
1.KAJIMA CORPORATION, 2.Sumitomo Mitsui Construction Co.,Ltd, 3.
Daiwa House Industry Co., Ltd, 4.MHS Planners, Architects & Engineers,
5.Takenaka corporation, 6.Sakuma Architect's Atelier

ID:11a-0027
STRUCTURAL ASSESSMENT AND SPATIAL DAMPING
IDENTIFICATION USING LOW-COST ACCELERATIONSENSORS*Christian Malaga-Chuquitaype1, Heinrich Hummel1, Timothy
Lee-Lewis2, NIkos Nanos2
1.Imperial College London, 2.University of Portsmouth257

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ID:11a-0028
ENHANCEMENT OF PROBABILISTIC SEISMICGROUND MOTION HAZARD MAPS FOR THE ENTIRE
PHILIPPINES*ADAM CRUZ ABINALES1
1.DLSU / ASEP / Abinales Associates Engineers + Consultants

ID:2f-0050
Study on Damage Evaluation of Laminated Rubber
Bearings using AE Method*Yuto Kajiki1, Kensuke Ueda 2, Kazuyuki Izuno1, Yuma Kawasaki1
1.Ritsumeikan University, 2.BBM Co., Ltd.

Oct. 1st (Fri)258

Program (Oct 2nd, Oral/OS, Fully Virtual Session)[O02A06] Ground Motion
Studies 6

10:15-10:30 ID:1g-0002

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 1*Hiroyuki Goto1, Anirban Chakraborty1

UNCERTAINTY PROJECTED MAPPING WITH
APPLICATION TO REGIONAL SEISMIC HAZARDANALYSIS

Oral Presentation

1.Kyoto University

Chair : Jack Baker 1, Sanaz Rezaeian2

10:30-10:45 ID:1d-0123

1. Stanford University, 2. USGSEXPLORING THE USE OF “M9” GROUND MOTIONSIMULATIONS FOR SEISMIC RISK ASSESSMENT OF
DAMS

09:00-09:15 ID:1f-0028
EFFECT OF RANDOM VELOCITY INHOMOGENEITYON AMPLITUDE FLUCTUATION OF SHORT DISTANCESEISMIC GROUND MOTION*Nicolas Luco1, Brett Heppermann2*Yoshiyuki Sato1, Saburoh Midorikawa 2

10:45-11:00 ID:1d-0004

1.Takenaka Corporation, 2.Tokyo Institute of Technology

VISUALIZING DATA SATURATION IN GEOSPATIAL
MAPPING WITH APPLICATION TO EARTHQUAKEENGINEERING

09:15-09:30 ID:1e-0001

1.U.S. Geological Survey, 2.US Army Corps of Engineers*Anirban Chakraborty1, Hiroyuki Goto2

COSTA RICAN STRONG MOTION DATABASE: 19982019, DESCRIPTION AND PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS

1.Kyoto University, 2.Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University*Diego Antonio Hidalgo-Leiva , Víctor Schmidt-Díaz , Aaron Moya ,Luis Carlos Esquivel3
12

3

1.Coordinator Earthquake Engineering Laboratory, University of Costa Rica,
2.Director Engineering Research Institute, University of Costa Rica, 3.
Researcher Earthquake Engineering Laboratory, University of Costa Rica

09:30-09:45 ID:1d-0112
ESTIMATION OF SEISMIC INTENSITY FOR A SHAKE
MAP DEVELOPMENT IN LIMA, PERU
*Diana Calderon1, Cinthia Calderon1, Carlos Gonzales1[O02A07] Timber Components
and Systems
Oral Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 2
Chair : Masaki Maeda1

1.National University of Engineering

1. Tohoku University

09:45-10:00 ID:1d-0077
Progress in measuring spatial correlations in groundmotion intensity*Jack W Baker 1, Maryia Markhvida1, Yilin Chen1

09:00-09:15 ID:2c-0196
A review of the state-of-the-art in internationalguidelines for designing timber in seismic areas*Sebastian Kaminski1, Vincenzo Reale1, Andrew Lawrence1,
Damian Grant1

1.Stanford University

1.Arup

10:00-10:15 ID:1g-0017
Vs PROFILES, H/V SPECTRA AND GEOTECHNICALCLASSIFICATION AS PROXIES OF THE SOIL DYNAMIC
BEHAVIOR IN LIMA, PERU*Carlos Eduardo Gonzales Trujillo , Armando Israel Sifuentes
Jimenez2, Luis Fernando Lazares La Rosa3, Mileyvi Selene Quispe
Gamero4, Kevin Steve Huerta Gonzales5
1

BRACED TIMBER FRAME WITH SEMI-ACTIVE
DAMPERS*Asif Iqbal1, Roberto Franco Anaya 2
1.University of Northern British Columbia, 2.University of Guadalajara

Oct. 2nd (Sat)

1.Research Associate, Japan Peru Center for Earthquake Engineering
Research and Disaster Mitigation, Faculty of Civil Engineering, National
University of Engineering (CISMID-FIC-UNI), 2.Qamaqi Engineering andConstruction, 3.Academic Director, Japan Peru Center for Earthquake
Engineering Research and Disaster Mitigation (CISMID), Faculty of Civil
Engineering, National University of Engineering (CISMID-FIC-UNI), 4.Head,
Research and Geophysics Department, Anddes Associates, 5.Research
Assistant, Japan Peru Center for Earthquake Engineering Research andDisaster Mitigation, Faculty of Civil Engineering, National University ofEngineering (CISMID-FIC-UNI)

09:15-09:30 ID:2c-0168

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09:30-09:45 ID:2c-0189

09:00-09:15 ID:7d-0002

Collapse Risk of Coupled RC-Timber Hybrid Building
with Consideration of 2015 NBCC Seismic Hazard

FRAMEWORK TO ASSESS RISK AND RESILIENCE OF
ROAD NETWORKS UNDER SEISMIC AND
SUBSEQUENT TSUNAMI HAZARDS*Solomon Tesfamariam1, Konstantinos Skandalos1, Matiyas
Bezabeh1, Girma Bitsuamlak 2, Katsuichiro Goda 2
1.The University of British Columbia, 2.Western University

09:45-10:00 ID:2c-0228
Seismic Performance of High-Rise Wood-Concrete
Hybrid Building*Yuxin Pan1, 2, Kuldeep Kaushik3, Md Shahnewaz1, Thomas Tannert1,
Carlos Estuardo Ventura 2
1.University of Northern British Columbia, 2.The University of British
Columbia, 3.Thomas Leung Structural Engineering

10:00-10:15 ID:2c-0284
DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW JOINT SYTEM FOR CLT
PANELS*Masaki Maeda1, Kodai Ende2, Ayaka Ogasawara1, Ahmad Ghazi
Aljuhmani1, Aleksey Vadimovich Shegay1

1.Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
Waseda University, 2.Graduate Student, Department of Civil andEnvironmental Engineering, Waseda University, 3.Professor, Department ofCivil and Environmental Engineering, Waseda University, 4.Professor,
International Research Institute of Disaster Science, Tohoku University,
5.Professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Lehigh
University, 6.Former Graduate Student, Department of Civil andEnvironmental Engineering, Waseda University

09:15-09:30 ID:7d-0007
Resilience assessment of a building considering theeffects of aftershocks*Changhai Zhai1, Weiping Wen1, Duofa Ji1
1.Harbin Institute of Technology

09:30-09:45 ID:7d-0006
SEISMIC RESILIENCE-BASED OPTIMIZATIONRECOVERY MODEL OF WATER DISTRIBUTIONNETWORKS

1.Tohoku University, 2.Shimizu Corporation

10:15-10:30 ID:2c-0193
High performance connections to mitigate seismic
damage in Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) structures*Wei Liu1, Zhaoyang Song1
1.Department of Structural Engineering, Tongji University*Francesco Smiroldo , Andrea Gaspari , Ivan Giongo , Maurizio
Piazza1

09:45-10:00 ID:7d-0014

1.University of Trento

Beyond building damage: modeling post-disaster need

10:30-10:45 ID:2c-0293*Sabine Loos1, David Lallemant2, Jamie McCaughey4, Nama
Budhathoki3, Feroz Khan2, Ritika Singh3, Jack Baker 1

1

1

1

SEISMIC FRAGILITY ANALYSIS OF A HIGH-RISE
CONCRETE-WOOD HYBRID STRUCTURAL SYSTEM*Haibei Xiong1, Jiawei Chen1, Carlos Ventura 2
1.Tongji University, 2.University of British Columbia

10:45-11:00 ID:2c-0229
Seismic Fragility Estimates for Cross-LaminatedTimber Platform Building*Yuxin Pan1, 2, Md Shahnewaz1, Shahria Alam3, Thomas Tannert1
1.University of Northern British Columbia, 2.The University of British
Columbia, 3.The University of British Columbia Kelowna[O02A08] Recovery and
Resilience
Oral Presentation
Oct. 2nd (Sat)260*Hiroki Ishibashi1, Takayuki Kojima 2, Mitsuyoshi Akiyama3, Shunichi
Koshimura4, Dan Mircea Frangopol5, Kengo Nanami 6

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 3
Chair : Shunichi Koshimura1, Martin Garcia-Fry1
1. Tohoku University

1.Stanford University, 2.Nanyang Technological University, 3.Kathmandu
Living Labs, 4.ETH Zurich

10:00-10:15 ID:7d-0022
The Road to Recovery: Good Practice For School
Reconstruction in Rural Nepal*Sean Wilkinson1, Louise Westoby1, Sarah Dunn1
1.Newcastle University

10:15-10:30 ID:7d-0021
RESILIENCE OF EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITIES IN
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: A MULTI-DISCIPLINARY
APPROACH*Rishi Ram Parajuli1, Maria Xanthou1, 2, Jitendra Agarwal1,
Anastasios Sextos1
1.University of Bristol, 2.Harvard CHS

10:30-10:45 ID:7d-0009
Development of an Agent Based Economic Model for
Fine Grained Post-disaster Economy Simulations*Amit Gill1, Maddegedara Lalith2, Sebastian Poledna3, Muneo Hori4
1.The University of Tokyo, 2.Earthquake Research Institute, The University ofTokyo, 3.International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, 4.ResearchInstitute for Value-Added-Information Generation, Japan Agency for Marine
Earth Science and Technology

10:45-11:00 ID:7d-0001

10:30-10:45 ID:2h-0012

A Post-Disaster Forecast Analysis for Relocation
Settlements Using a Combined Model Sequence

SEISMIC METAMATERIAL FOR RESILIENTEQUIPMENT*Martin Garcia-Fry1, Osamu Murao2*Noemi Bonessio1, 3, Giuseppe Lomiento2

1.Tohoku University , 2.International Research Institute of Disaster Science

1.METAseismic, Inc, 2.Cal Poly Pomona, 3.University of California, Irvine

10:45-11:00 ID:2h-0015[O02A09] Seismic Performanceof Equipment and Piping
SystemOral Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 4
Chair : Osamu FURUYA1
1. Tokyo Denki University

Invited Lecture
09:00-09:30 ID:2h-0016
Problems and Perspectives in seismic risk analysis ofmajor-hazard industrial facilities*Fabrizio Paolacci1
1.Structural Engineering, Roma Tre University

09:30-09:45 ID:2h-0003
SEISMIC EVALUATION OF A TWO-ELEVATIONINTEGRATED CEILING SYSTEMSEISMIC ANALYSIS OF SECONDARY STRUCTURESSUPPORTED IN TWO OR MORE LEVELS OF THE MAIN
STRUCTURE*Dania Valdivia1, Ernesto F. Cruz1, Felipe Cruz 1
1.EQCO Earthquake Engineering Consultants[O02A10] Seismic Performanceof Precast Concrete Structures
Emphasizes on the Connections
Special Organized Session
Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 09:00-11:00
On-line 5
Organizer : Q. H. Han1
1. JiangXi University of Science and Technology

Speakers :*Q. H. Han1, D. Y. Wang2, Y. S. Zhang2
1.JiangXi University of Science and Technology, 2.Guangzhou University*Liangjie Qi1, Keiichiro Kunitomo1, Masahiro Kurata1, Yoshiki Ikeda1
1.Kyoto University

09:45-10:00 ID:2h-0005
Fragility evaluation of plumbing system subjected toseismic loading based on floor acceleration records*Kohei Fujita1, Ligun Xie1
1.Kyoto University[O02A11] Post Disaster
Assessment and Computational
Science
Oral Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 09:00-11:00(JST, GMT+9)On-line 6

10:00-10:15 ID:2h-0007

Chair : Akihiro Toyooka1

OPTIMIZED SEISMIC STRENGTHENING STRATEGIESFOR A TYPICAL SPRINKLER-PIPING SYSTEM IN A
HOSPITAL

1. Railway Technical Research Institute*Fan-Ru Lin1, Juin-Fu Chai1, Yung-An Tsai1
1.National Center for Research on Earthquake Engineering (NCREE)

OPTIMIZING POST-EARTHQUAKE FUNCTIONALRESTORATION OF WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
THROUGH DEEP REINFORCEMENT LEARNING

10:15-10:30 ID:2h-0014*Honglan Huang1, Henry V. Burton1

Hybrid Testing for Assessing the Coupled Seismic
Response of a Natural Gas Pipeline Linking Two
Structures within a Pressurizing Station

1.Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of California,
Los Angeles

09:00-09:15 ID:9c-0008

Oct. 2nd (Sat)*Jamin Park1, Ziliang Zhang2, Oh-Sung Kwon1, Stathis Bousias3,
Anastasios Sextos2
1.University of Toronto, 2.University of Bristol, 3.University of Patras

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09:15-09:30 ID:9c-0019
Assessing post-disaster recovery using Sentiment
Analysis. The case of L’Aquila, Haiti, Chile andCanterbury*Diana Maria Contreras Mojica1, Sean Wilkinson1, Nipun Balan1, 2,
Jedsada Phengsuwan1, Philip James1
1.Newcastle University, 2.Splendre

Oral Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 09:00-11:00(JST, GMT+9)On-line 7
Chair : Jie Dou1, Manabu Masuda 2

09:30-09:45 ID:9b-0002
The Importance of Decomposing Nighttime Light
Imagery for Post-Earthquake Assessment andRecovery.
*Irene Alisjahbana1, Anne Kiremidjian1
1.Stanford University

1. Nagaoka University of Technology, 2. Risk Management Solutions, Inc.

09:00-09:15 ID:8c-0062
Seismic Vulnerability Assessment of Existing
Buildings in Urban Area
*Sharmin Nahar 1, Asif Khan1, Michio Ubaura 2
1.Master's Student, Jahangirnagar University, 2.Associate Professor, Tohoku
University

09:45-10:00 ID:9b-0005
Development of Displacement Sensor for Detecting
Seismic Damage of Bearing at Railway Structure*Meguru Onodera , Akihiro Toyooka , Gosuke Hayashi , Hiroju
Takahashi2
1[O02A12] Risk Assessment at
Urban Level

1

2

1.Railway Technical Research Institute, 2.MIRAIT Corporation

09:15-09:30 ID:8c-0075
Evaluate landslide representative maps effect using
deep learning for assessment susceptibility - a caseof Hokkaido earthquake, Japan*Jie Dou1, Hiromitsu Yamagishi2

10:00-10:15 ID:9d-0003

1.Nagaoka University of Technology, 2.Hokkaido Resarch Center of Geology

Real-time physics-based regional earthquake disaster
simulation using structural monitoring data

09:30-09:45 ID:8c-0061*Xuchuan Lin1, Xianan Chen1, Fei Wang2, Xianlong He1, Lingxin
Zhang1, Konstantinos Skalomenos3
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration,
2.Beijing Earthquake Agency, 3.The University of Birmingham

10:15-10:30 ID:9d-0001
Simple Real-Time Infrastructure (SRTI): A Distributed
Computational tool for Natural Hazards Simulation*Joshua Macabuag1, James Daniell2, Antonios Pomonis2, Rashmin
Gunasekera3, Oscar Ishizawa3
1.Disaster Resilience Analytics and Solutions (DRAS), Urban, Disaster Risk
Management, Resilience and Land Global Practice (GPURL), World Bank, ,2.DRAS, GPURL, World Bank, 3.DRAS Task Team Leader, GPURL, WorldBank*Szu-Yun Lin1, Andrew W. Hlynka1, Lichao Xu1, Hao Lu1, Omar A.
Sediek1, Sherif El-Tawil1, Vineet R. Kamat1, Atul Prakash1, Carol C.
Menassa1, Seymour M.J. Spence1, Jason McCormick1, Benigno
Aguirre2

09:45-10:00 ID:8c-0063

1.University of Michigan, 2.University of Delaware*Andres Felipe Hernandez Estrada1

10:30-10:45 ID:9a-0002
IMPROVED DISASTER RESILIENCE THROUGHINTEGRATED DATA COLLECTION AND MANAGEMENT*Sheng-Lin Lin1, Finn Scheele1, Sachindra Singh2, Carrol Chan2,Paula Holland3
1.GNS Science, 2.SPC, 3.NIWA

10:45-11:00 ID:9a-0009
Theoretical framing of the seismic robustness andresilience of smart cities and infrastructure

Oct. 2nd (Sat)262

A Critical Review of Country Risk-Profiles for Latin
America and the Caribbean*Colin A Taylor 1, S. Huang1, C. Li1, R. Davies1, S. Beiji2, N. Carhart1
1.University of Bristol, 2.Mindfulness Engineering

AN INITIAL APPROACH TO ESTIMATE THE TIME
DEPENDENCY OF SEISMIC RISK IN URBAN AREAS
1.Universite Grenoble Alpes

10:00-10:15 ID:8c-0065
TOWARDS REAL-TIME EARTHQUAKE LOSSINFORMATION SYSTEM FOR GUWAHATI CITY,ASSAM, INDIA*JAYANTA PATHAK1, ABDELGHANI MESLEM2, DOMINIK LANG2,ATUL BORA1, CONRAD LINDHOLM2, YOGENDRA SINGH3, KIRONMAZUMDAR4
1.ASSAM ENGINEERING COLLEGE, 2.NORSAR, 3.INDIAN INSTITUTE OFTECHNOLOGY, ROORKEE, 4.GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA

10:15-10:30 ID:8d-0008

14:00-14:15 ID:2b-0020

FEATURE: A SEISMIC RESPONSE ANALYSIS TOOLFOR URBAN AREAS IN THE PHILIPPINESTHOUGHTS ON THE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF U.S.
SEISMIC CODES*Pher Errol Balde Quinay1, Rhommel Grutas2, Christine Protacio2,
Iran Brotamonte2*John Francis Silva1

1.University of the Philippines Diliman, 2.Department of Science andTechnology - Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology

10:30-10:45 ID:8f-0001
Modelling fire following earthquake for Wellington
City, New Zealand*Finn Scheele1, Biljana Lukovic1, Nick Horspool1

1.Hilti North America

14:15-14:30 ID:2b-0025
Seismic design factors for wood-frame buildings inChile*Xavier Estrella1, 2, 3, Sardar Malek 2, José Luis Almazán1, Pablo
Guindos1, 3, Hernán Santa María1, 3

1.GNS Science

1.Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, 2.University of Technology
Sydney, 3.UC Timber Innovation Center

10:45-11:00 ID:8g-0006

14:30-14:45 ID:2b-0036

Near Real-Time Ground Motion Parameters and Loss
Estimates System for Mexico City

NBC 105: 2019 SEISMIC DESIGN OF BUILDINGS IN
NEPAL: NEW PROVISIONS IN THE CODE

*Leonardo Ramirez-Guzman1, Jorge Aguirre1, Marco A. Macias
Castillo1, Mauricio Ayala Hernandez1, Citlali Perez Yañez1, Miguel
Leonardo Suarez1, H. Sandoval Gómez1, Ana Laura Ruiz Gordillo1,
A. Mora Contreras1, Israel Molina Ávila1, Juan Manuel Velasco
Miranda1, Ricardo Vázquez Larquet1, David Almora Mata1, Miguel
Torrez Noguez1, Maria Rosario Delgado Deance1, Gerardo Castro
Parra1, Luis A. Aguilar Calderón1, Moises Gerardo Contreras Ruíz
Esparza1*Prem Nath Maskey1, Rajesh Prasad Dhakal2, Minesh Ratna
Tamrakar 3, Manoj Kumar Bista3, Swopnil Ojha3, Bipin Kumar
Gautam3, Indra Acharya1, Deepak Chamlagain4

1.Instituto de Ingenieria, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico[O02B06] Integrated Hazard andDisaster Simulations Related
Earthquakes and Tsunami Using
High Performance Computing
Technology
Special Organized Session
Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 1
Speakers :*Takane Hori1, Thorsten Becker 2, Kohei Fujita3, Ryota Kusakabe3,
Takamasa Iryo4, Maddegedara Wijerathne3, Masataka Sawada5,
Hiroki Motoyama6
1.JAMSTEC, 2.The University of Texas Austin, 3.The University of Tokyo,
4.Tohoku University, 5.Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry,
6.Kagawa University[O02B07] Improving Design
Provisions 2
Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 14:00-16:00(JST, GMT+9)On-line 2

14:45-15:00 ID:2b-0049
EVALUATION OF THE SEISMIC BEHAVIOR FACTOR
AND MAXIMUM INTER-STORY DRIFT INDEX FORCONFINED MASONRY BUILDINGS*Eric Espinosa-Cazarin1, Amador Terán-Gilmore1
1.Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana-Azcapotzalco

15:00-15:15 ID:2b-0060
DEMONSTRATION OF WEB APPLICATION FOR THE
ESTIMATION OF RISK-TARGETED SEISMIC ACTION
FOR FORCE-BASED SEISMIC DESIGN*Jure Zizmond1, Ziga Sebenik1, Zlatko Vidrih1, Matjaz Dolsek1
1.University of Ljubljana

15:15-15:30 ID:2b-0084‘NON-ENGINEERED 2.0’ – RENEWED PHILOSOPHIESFOR IMPROVING THE SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF
NON-ENGINEERED CONSTRUCTION*Martijn Schildkamp1, Yoshikazu Araki2, S Silvestri3
1.Smart Shelter Research, 2.Graduate School of Environmental Studies,
Nagoya University, 3.Department DICAM, University of Bologna

15:30-15:45 ID:2b-0093
TANK DESIGN RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SEISMICCODES ON CRITICAL INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES*Patricio Pineda1, Rodolfo Saragoni1

Oct. 2nd (Sat)

Oral Presentation

1.Institute of Engineering, Tribhuvan University, 2.University of Canterbury,
3.National Reconstruction Authority, 4.Tri-Chandra Multiple Campus,
Tribhuvan University

1.Universidad de Chile

Chair : Susumu Kono1
1. Tokyo Institute of Technology

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15:45-16:00 ID:2b-0101

15:15-15:30 ID:7f-0005

SEISMIC FORCE MODIFICATION FACTORS (Rd & R0)
IN NATIONAL BUILDING CODE OF CANADA:TOWARDS A UNIFIED PROCEDURE

How can we communicate with people about varietyof hazard simulation outputs?: shaking and tsunami of
Nankai trough earthquake*Reza Fathifazl1, Farrokh Fazileh1, Zhen Cai1

*Norio Maki1, T. Baba 2, M. Kim3, K. Nishijima1, T. Saeki3, S. Shite1

1.National Research Council Canada

1.Kyoto University, 2.Tokushima University, 3.Kobe Gakuin University

15:30-15:45 ID:7b-0006[O02B08] Damage Impact andRisk Communication

ENHANCING BUILDING CODE COMPLIANCE IN THE
MUNICIPALITIES OF NEPAL: AN ASSESSMENT OF
THE KEY CONTRIBUTING FACTORS

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 14:00-16:00(JST, GMT+9)On-line 3

1.National Society for Earthquake Technology, Nepal (NSET)*Nisha Shrestha1, Surya Narayan Shrestha1, Suman Pradhan1

Oral Presentation

15:45-16:00 ID:7d-0013

Chair : Norio Maki1, Megan Boston2

National Approach to Enhancing Resilience

1. Kyoto University, 2. University of Waikato*Sandra Hyde1, Ryan Colker 1, 2
1.ICC , 2.ANCR

14:00-14:15 ID:7a-0002
PROPAGATION OF LOSSES FROM EARTHQUAKETHROUGHOUT THE ECONOMY BY USING THE
SPATIAL CGE MODELING[O02B09] Current Status andFuture Perspectives of Effectsof Surface fault Displacement
on Critical Infrastructure*Jose Antonio Leon Torres1, Mario Ordaz1, Eduardo Haddad2
1.National Autonomous University of Mexico , 2.University of Sao Paulo

14:15-14:30 ID:7a-0004

Special Organized Session

ASSESSING THE LONG-TERM EARTHQUAKE RISKFOR THE U.S. NATIONAL BRIDGE INVENTORY (NBI)INFRASTRUCTURE*Kishor Jaiswal , Neal Simon Kwong , Sharon S Yen , Kuo Wan Lin ,Nicolas Luco1, David J Wald1, Jesse Rozelle2, Doug Bausch4
1

1

3

1.U.S. Geological Survey, 2.Federal Emergency Management Agency,
3.Caltrans Division of Research, Innovation and System Information, 4.
NiyamIT Inc.

14:30-14:45 ID:7a-0001
ASSESSING THE LOSS IN VALUE OF EARTHQUAKEDAMAGED CULTURAL HERITAGE: AN APPLICATION
TO THE 2011 LORCA EARTHQUAKE*Xavier Romao , Esmeralda Pauperio
12

1.University of Porto - Faculty of Engineering, 2.University of Porto Construction Institute14:45-15:00 ID:7i-0002
Towards Creating Resilient Cities: A Case Study ofHamilton, New Zealand*Megan Boston1, Sherry Banez1, Tara Fernandez-Ritchie1, Nicole
Fruean1, Natasha Pairis1, Mark Lay1
1.University of Waikato

Oct. 2nd (Sat)264

15:00-15:15 ID:7f-0003
Evaluation and communication of seismic risk basedon the long-term and short-term risk tolerance*Anze Babic1, Matjaz Dolsek1
1.University of Ljubljana

1

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 14:00-16:00
On-line 4
Organizer : Tatsuya Itoi1, Pentti. Varpasuo2, In-Kil Choi3
1. The University of Tokyo, 2. PVA Engineering Service, 3. Korea Atomic
Energy Research Institute

Speakers :*Jonathan Bray1, Yoshiaki Hisada 2, John Eidinger 3, Alex Tang,
Yoshitaka Murono4, Nilesh Chokshi5, Ovidiu Coman6, Katsumi
Ebisawa7, Susumu Nakamura8
1.State university of California, Berkeley, 2.Kogakuin university, 3.G&E
Engineering Systems, 4.Railway Technical Research Institute, 5.NCChokshi,
6.IAEA Officer, 7.Tokyo City University, 8.Nihon University

Program (Oct 2nd, Poster)[P02E01] Hazard Assessment 3_
Engineering Seismology

ID:1d-0132

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 1*Maria Belen Benito1, Jorge MIguel GAspar Escribano1, Alicia
Rivas2, Ligia Elena Quiros1

Poster Presentation

Seismic hazard scenarios defined for the Carboneras
fault (Southern Spain) and its impact on the expected
ground motion in the city of Almeria

1.UPM , 2.Concepcion University

ID:1c-0041

ID:1d-0134

Construction of new strong-motion database in Japan*Nobuyuki Morikawa1, Hiroyuki Fujiwara1, Kenichi Kato2, Hongjun
Si3

BAYESIAN UPDATING OF SEISMIC GROUND FAILURE
ESTIMATIONS VIA CAUSAL GRAPHICAL MODELS
WITH SATELLITE IMAGE

1.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience,
2.Kobori Research Complex, Inc., 3.Seismological Research Institute, Inc.

1.Stanford University, 2.U.S. Geological Survey*SUSU XU1, Joshua Dimasaka1, David Wald2, Hae Young Noh1

ID:1c-0042

ID:1d-0136

COMPARISON OF SEISMICITY PARAMETERS FROMVARIOUS EARTHQUAKE CATALOGUES FOR ICELAND

The difficulty of estimating probabilistic seismic
hazard for Lebanon*Benedikt Halldorsson1, 2, 3, Milad Kowsari1, 2, Andrzej Kijko4, Bjarni
Bessasson1*Sarah El Kadri1, Celine Beauval2, Marlene Brax3, Yann Klinger4,
Pierre-Yves Bard2

1.Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering, School of Engineering andNatural Sciences (SENS), University of Iceland, 2.Earthquake Engineering
Research Centre, University of Iceland, 3.Icelandic Meteorological Office,4.Natural Hazard Centre, Pretoria University, Pretoria, South Africa

1.University of Grenoble Alpes, 2.University of Grenoble Alpes, IRD,
University of Savoie Mont Blanc CNRS, Gustave Eiffel University, ISTerre
38000 Grenoble, France, 3.National Council for Scientific Research, CNRS-L
P.O. Box 16-5432 Achrafyeh 1100-2040, Beirut, Lebanon, 4.Institut dePhysique du Globe, Université de Paris 1, rue Jussieu, Paris

ID:1c-0043
ESTIMATION OF THE EPISTEMIC UNCERTAINTY IN
GROUND MOTION MODELS FOR SOUTH ICELAND
SEISMIC ZONE EARTHQUAKES*Benedikt Halldorsson1, 2, 3, Milad Kowsari1, 2, Saeid Ghasemi4
1.Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering, School of Engineering andNatural Sciences (SENS), University of Iceland, 2.Earthquake Engineering
Research Centre, University of Iceland, 3.Icelandic Meteorological Office,4.Department of Civil Engineering, University of Tehran

ID:1d-0137
SHORT-TERM SEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENT FOR
THE JUNE 2000 AFTERSHOCK FORECASTS FROM A
BAYESIAN ETAS MODEL*Atefe Darzi1, Alireza Azarbakht3, Hossein Ebrahimian4, Fatemeh
Jalayer4, Birgir Hrafnkelsson2, Benedikt Halldórsson1, John
Douglas3

ID:1c-0045

1.Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Iceland, 2.
Faculty of Physical Sciences, University of Iceland, 3.Department of Civil andEnvironmental Engineering, University of Strathclyde, 4.Department ofStructures for Engineering and Architecture, University of Naples Federico II

SITE SPECIFIC SEISMIC HAZARD MAPS FOR KOREANPENNISULA

ID:1d-0139*Hyun Woo Jee1, Sang Whan Han1
1.Hanyang University

MACHINE LEARNING MODELS FOR EARTHQUAKENUMBER FORECASTING IN THE KANTO REGION*Hanyuan Huang1, Hiroe Miyake1, Hiroshi Tsuruoka1

ID:1d-0127
THE POSSIBLE CORRELATIONS BETWEEN STRONGGROUND MOTIONS OF THE THREE LARGE
EARTHQUAKES IN CHINA AND LANDSLIDEDISTRIBUTIONS*Yuzhu Bai1

ID:1d-0125
BROADBAND MICROTREMOR ARRAY EXPLORATION
IN KATHMANDU VALLEY, NEPAL*Toshiaki Yokoi1, Takumi Hayashida1, Mukunda Bhattarai2, Tara
Pokharel2, Suresh Shrestha 2, Chintan Timsina 2, Sunita Bhattarai2,
Rajesh Sharma 2, Dinesh Nepali2

Oct. 2nd (Sat)

1.Institute of Geology, China Earthquake Administration

1.Earthquake Research Institute, University of Tokyo

1.Building Research Institute, Japan , 2.Department of Mines and Geology,
Nepal

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ID:1d-0052[P02E02] Strong Motion

Baseline Correction Method for the Multiple Fling
Steps Recordings of the 2008 Wenchuan, China,
Earthquake

Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 2*Xinxin Yao1, Tadahiro Kishida 2, Yefei Ren1, Ruizhi Wen1
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration,
2.Khalifa University of Science and Technology

ID:1d-0029
Analysis of ground motion characteristics of the 2017
Ms 7.0 Jiuzhaigou Earthquake*Quancai Xie1, Qiang Ma1, Jingfa Zhang2
1.Key Laboratory of Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Vibration,
Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration, 2.Key
Laboratory of Crustal Dynamics, Institute of Crustal Dynamics, China
Earthquake Administration

ID:1d-0038
Effect of soure-to-site distance on spatial variation ofground motions*Ruifang YU , A. Abduwahit , Yanxiang YU
1

2

1

1.Institue of Geophyxics, China Earthquake Administration, 2.Earthquake
Administration of Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region

STUDY ON PERIOD CHARACTERISTICS OF NEARFIELD GROUND MOTIONS*Qiumei He1, Xiaojun Li2, 1, Aiwen Liu1, Di Dong3
1.Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration, 2.Beijing
University of Technology, 3.Earthquake Administration of Chongqing
Municipality

ID:1d-0117
Investigating Effects of Synthetic Earthquake Ground
Motions on Nonlinear Structural Responses*RAO ZHANG1, Duruo Huang1, Ning Liu1, Feng Jin2
1.Tsinghua University, 2.Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

ID:1d-0053

ID:1d-0081

Variation of Ground Motion Characteristics in Parallel
and Normal Directions in the Near-Fault Regions: A
Case Study on 1999 Chi-Chi Earthquake

New features of ESM and ITACA strong motion
databases: web-portals, tools and web-services*Neelima V S Patnala , Pradeep Kumar Ramancharla
12

1.PhD Student International Institute of Information Technology Hyderabad,
2.Professor International Institute of Information Technology Hyderabad

ID:1d-0060
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE STRONG GROUNDMOTIONS FROM THE 2018 HOKKAIDO EASTERNIBURI EARTHQUAKE FROM THE ANALYSIS OF HIGHDENSITY STRONG GROUND MOTION DATA
*Yasumaro Kakehi1
1.Kobe University

ID:1d-0020
CHARACTERISTICS OF NEAR-FAULT ACCELERATIONPULSES AND IMPLICATIONS ON THE BUILDINGSTRUCTURES*Zhiwang Chang1, Flavia De Luca 2, Katsuichiro Goda3
1.Southwest Jiaotong University, 2.University of Bristol, 3.Western University

ID:1d-0120
Evidence of rupture directivity effects on strong
motion directionality during the Chi-Chi Earthquake*Junju Xie

1Oct. 2nd (Sat)266

ID:1d-0113

1.Institute of Geophysics,China Earthquake Administration*Giovanni Lanzano1, Lucia Luzi1, Francesca Pacor 1, Maria D'Amico1,
Chiara Felicetta1, Emiliano Russo1, Rodolfo Puglia1, Sara Sgobba1
1.Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia

ID:1d-0006
STUDY OF THE FIRST ACCELEROGRAMS RECORDEDIN ECUADOR DURING THE Mw = 7.8 PEDERNALES
2016 EARTHQUAKE*Otton Lara1, Daniel Toro1
1.SISMICA Consulting Engineers

ID:1d-0054
THE INFLUENCE OF STRONG GROUND MOTIONDURATION ON STRUCTURAL DISPLACEMENTDUCTILITY DEMAND*Maosheng Gong1, Yinan Zhao1, Zhanxuan Zuo1, Lingfeng Kong1,
Lili Xie1
1.Key Laboratory of Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Vibration,
Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration

ID:1d-0007
RANKING OF PULSE-LIKE GROUND MOTIONS*CARLOS DANIEL FRAU1, Miguel Eduardo Tornello1, Dante
Sebastián Panella1
1.CeReDeTec. Regional Mendoza. Universidad Tecnológica Nacional

[P02E03] General Seismology
and Geology_ Engineering
Seismology
Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 3
ID:1h-0001
Comparative study of the wave and vibration methodof seismic response of one-dimensional uniform shear
straight rod media model*Yanbo Kang1, Shimin Huang1, Kaihai Luo1, Qi Nie1, Jianping Wu1
1.China Academy of Building Research

ID:1i-0002
EQ Alert: AN APP OF ON-SITE EARTHQUAKE EARLYWARNING*TingYu Hsu1, Chun Ping Nieh1, Cheng Yan Liu1, Yi Wen Ke1, Yo Ming
Hsieh1
1.Taiwan Tech

[P02E04] Site and Damage
Investigation_ Engineering
Seismology
Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 4

ID:1h-0002
SHALLOW STRUCTURE OF THE TANGSHAN FAULTZONE FROM CONVERTED WAVES AND
MICROTREMOR WITH A DENSE ARRAY

ID:1g-0001*Feng Bao1, Zhiwei Li1

Spatial variability of resonance frequency and groundamplification in Kochi city South- Central Kerala (SCK)
region –Paradigm to seismic microzonation

1.Institute of Geodesy and Geophysics. Chinese Academy of Sciences*Daya SHANKER1, Arvind Kumar 2

ID:1h-0003

1.Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, Department of Earthquake
Engineering, 2.Department of Geophysics, Banaras Hindu University,
Varanasi

The Comprehensive Isoseismal Map of North China*YUEJUN LYU1, Haijun Sha1, Jingwei Liu1, Zhuojuan Xie1, Lifang
Zhang1ID:1g-0003

1.China Earthquake Administration

GEOMECHANICAL ASPECTS OF RESEVOIRTRIGGERED SEISMICITY OF THE UPPER GOTVAND
DAM, IRAN

ID:1h-0005*Arash Barjasteh1

The Ruff and Kanamori Diagram Reproduced with a
Spring-block Model

1.Khuzestan Water & Power Authority (KWPA)/ IRCOLD member*Alejandro Munoz-Diosdado1, Jennifer Perez-Oregon1, Fernando
Angulo-Brown1

ID:1g-0005

1.Instituto Politecnico Nacional

ID:1h-0006
SEISMOTECTONIC PROSPECTIVE ADJACENT TO
MAIN FRONTAL THRUST AND GANGA FOREDEEP IN
THE GARHWAL HIMALAYA, INDIA*ARUP SEN1, SUBHASH CHANDRA GUPTA1, MUKUT LALSHARMA1, ASHWANI KUMAR1

Deep Learning-based Site Classification by
Microtremor H/V Spectral Ratio*Hiroyuki Miura1, Daiki Miyashita1, Tatsuo Kanno2, Michiko
Shigefuji2, Tetsuo Abiru3
1.Hiroshima University, 2.Kyushu University, 3.The Chugoku Electric PowerCo. Inc.

ID:1g-0006

1.Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee

Nonlinear seismic site response classification using
K-means clustering algorithm:case study of the 2018
Hokkaido Iburi-Tobu earthquake, Japan

ID:1h-0007*KUN JI1, Yefei REN1, Ruizhi WEN1, Yadab P. Dhakal2

Seismic Load Consideration in Design of Tunnel and
The TunnelPortals in The Himalayan Region

1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics/China Earthquake Administration,
2.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience,
Japan*RAKESH KUMAR KHALI1, Naveen Bahuguna 2

Oct. 2nd (Sat)

1.Group Project Maanager,Hindustan construction co Limited, 2.General
Manager-Geotech, Reliance Infra Limited267

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ID:1g-0008

ID:1g-0015

ASSESSMENT OF SEISMIC VULNERABILITY INDEXOF GAS NETWORK AREA IN DHAKA CITY USINGMICROTREMOR MEASUREMENTS

Status of wooden houses in Mashiki town two years
after the 2016 Kumamoto earthquakes*Mehedi A Ansary , Abdul Latif Helaly , Mahboob Hassan ,Muhammad Arshadul Kabir4, Abul Khair5, MM R Bhuiya6, S Saha7,
Saleh A. Helaly8
12

3

1.BUET, 2.PD, URP, RAJUK, 3.Sr, Procurement Officer, URP, RAJUK, 4.DM,
TITAS GAS, 5.AE, URP, RAJUK, 6.ATP, URP, RAJUK, 7.ATP, Jhilmil, URP,RAJUK, 8.TA, URP, RAJUK

ID:1g-0009
LIQUEFACTION- INDUCED LATERAL SPREADING FOR
LARGE-MAGNITUDE SUBDUCTION EARTHQUAKES*William Araujo1*Ryo Inoue1, Takuro Mori1, Kotaro Sumida 2, Hiroshi Isoda 2, Kei
Tanaka3, Toshiaki Sato4
1.Hiroshima University, 2.Kyoto University, 3.Oita University, 4.Kyushu
University

ID:1d-0133
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PGA AND MMI OF
EARTHQUAKES IN PERU USING PUBLIC OPINIONSCOLLECTED FROM FACEBOOK*Diana Maciel Casas1, Pedro Bautista1
1.Universidad Nacional de San Agustín de Arequipa

1.UC

ID:10a-0045

ID:1g-0011
Vs30 structure of Murcia city (Southeast of Spain)
derived from Mini-array observations, MASW
measurements and the topographic slope method.
*Manuel Navarro1, Yoshiya Oda 2, Marcos Martínez-Segura3,
Takahisa Enomoto4, Antonio García-Jerez1, Fernando López5,
Helena Seivane1
1.University of Almeria, 2.Tokyo Metropolitan University, 3.University ofCartagena, 4.University of Kanagawa, 5.Civil Protection Service of Junta deAndalucía

Joint Inversion of Surface-wave Phase and Group
Velocities Toward Efficient Estimation of Deep S-wave
Velocity Structure -Kathmandu Valley, Nepal*Takumi Hayashida1, Toshiaki Yokoi1, Mukunda Bhattarai2, Naresh
Maharjan2
1.Building Research Institute, 2.Department of Mines and Geology[P02E05] Design Methodology 2
Poster Presentation

ID:1g-0012
ATTEMPT TO ESTIMATE LOCAL SITE EFFECT OF
YAMAGATA BASIN BY DENSE MICROTREMOR
MEASUREMENT*Kazuya Mitsuji1, Susumu Ohno2

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 5
ID:2b-0003

1.Yamagata University, 2.Tohoku Unniversity

ID:1g-0013
EFFECTS OF LOCAL GEOLOGY ON GROUND MOTIONIN THE LANDSLIDE CONCENTRATED AREA CASEDBY HAIYUAN MS 8.5 EARTHQUAKE IN 1920

IMPROVING THE SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF
STRUCTURES BY ASSIGNING CHANGES IN MASS,STIFFNESS AND ADDED DAMPING*Robert Levy1, Assaf Shmerling1
1.Ben-Gurion University of the Negev*Yuxia Lu , Lai Wei , Kun Liu , Tonglin Li , Haizhong Zheng , Bo
Yang1, Changya Wang3

ID:2b-0066

1.Key Laboratory of Loess Earthquake Engineering, Lanzhou Institute of
Seismology, CEA, 2.Geotechnical Disaster Prevention Engineering
Technology Research Center of Gansu, 3.Earthquake Administration ofGansu Province

PROPOSAL OF DEAD WEIGHT COMPENSATIONSTRUCTURES AND APPLICATION TO RAILWAYVIADUCT

1

1

2

1

1

*Tatsuya Doi1, Akihiro Toyooka1, Yoshitaka Murono1

ID:1g-0014

1.Railway Technical Research Institute

EVALUATION OF SOIL DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS
OF VALDIVIA (CHILE) USING SEISMIC METHODS OFGEOPHYSICAL PROSPECTION

ID:2b-0208*David Alvarado1, Galo Valdebenito1

Oct. 2nd (Sat)268

1.RiNA Research Center for Natural and Anthropogenic Risk, Austral
University of Chile

COMBINATION RULES OF EARTHQUAKE AND
AERODYNAMIC LOADS FOR SEISMIC DESIGN OF
WIND TURBINES*Raul Eduardo Campos1, Francisco Javier Jimenez1
1.RCQ STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING LTD.

ID:2b-0163

ID:2b-0006

Considering Ductility in the Design of Bare Deck andConcrete on Metal Deck Diaphragms and Details ofRelated Testing Programs

SEISMIC SAFETY OF CONCRETE GRAVITY DAMSWITH TRANSVERSE JOINTS BASED ON DYNAMIC
CRACKING PROPAGATION ANALYSIS*Matthew Eatherton1, Benjamin W. Schafer 3, Jerome F. Hajjar 2, W.
Samuel Easterling4, Raul E. Avellaneda Ramirez1, Gengrui Wei1,
Hamid Foroughi3, Shahab Torabian3, Astrid W. Fischer 3, Nicholas E.
Briggs2, Mithila Madhavan2, Kyle Coleman2*Yutaka Fujita1, Hiroyuki Kimata 2

1.Virginia Tech, 2.Northeastern University, 3.Johns Hopkins University, 4.
Iowa State University

ID:2b-0174

ID:2b-0171
Design of Concrete Diaphragms Subjected to
Backstay Forces in High-Rise Buildings: the CanadianApproach*Perry Adebar 1, Maryam Mahmoodi1
1.University of British Columbia

1.Shimizu Corporation, 2.The High Pressure Gas Safety Institute of JapanLARGE DAMS: SEISMIC HAZARD, DESIGN AND
SAFETY ASPECTS*Jonas Thor Snaebjoernsson2, 3, Fjóla Gudrun Sigtrygsdottir 1
1.Norwegian University of Science and Technology, 2.Reykjavik University,
3.University of Stavanger

ID:2b-0117
Characteristics of Input Motion for Castle*Satoru Fujii1, Takeshi Fujimori1

ID:2b-0134
Influence of masonry infill on the collapse
performance of RC frame buildings*Ankush Jain1, Manish Kumar 1

1.OBAYAHI CORPORATION

ID:2b-0180

1.Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar

CATEGORIZATION OF SEISMIC LOADINGS FOR
STRUCTURES

ID:2b-0137*Ichiro Tamura1, Shinichi Matsuura 2, Ryuya Shimazu2, Ayumi
Yuyama 2, Koji Kimura3

COST EVALUATION OF RC SCHOOL BUILDINGCONSIDERING SEISMIC DESIGN BASED ON
MALAYSIA NATIONAL ANNEX TO EC8

1.The Chugoku Electric Power Co., Ltd., 2.Central Research Institute ofElectric Power Industry, 3.Tokyo Institute of Technology*MOHD IRWAN ADIYANTO1, TAKSIAH A. MAJID2, SYED ABDULHARIS SYED MUSTAPA3

ID:2b-0196

1.UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA PAHANG, 2.UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA,
3.UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA

Seismic considerations for design of foundation foroffshore wind turbines

ID:2b-0089

1.University of Surrey

Rationalization of strain limits for dissipative devices
used in post-tensioned rocking structures*Royce Liu , Alessandro Palermo
11

1.University of Canterbury

ID:2b-0092
DERIVATION OF A DISPLACEMENT RESPONSE
PREDICTION FOR RC STRUCTURES BASED ON THE
CAPACITY SPECTRUM METHOD*Subhamoy Bhattacharya1

ID:2b-0072
COMPARISION OF DIRECT DISPLACEMENT BASEDSEISMIC DESIGN USING INDIAN STANDARDS - A
CASE STUDY*Raghu Nandan Vyas Pammi1, Pradeep kumar Ramancharla 2
1.PhD student, International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad,
India, 2.Professor, International Institute of Information Technology,
Hyderabad, India

ID:2b-0087

1.Tokyo University

Comparison of factors to determine seismic actions ofISO, Japan, Eurocode and U.S.

ID:2b-0118*Yuji Ishiyama1, Hideya Kato2, Takuya Nagase3

Research progress on seismic parameters
determination in seismic design of China’s majorhydropower structures

1.Hokkaido University, 2.Kajima Corporation, 3.Institute of International
Harmonization for Building and Housing

Oct. 2nd (Sat)*Yoshinori Ito1, Koichi Kusunoki1, Trevor Zhiqing YEOW1*Cuiran Zhang1, 2, Houqun Chen1, 2, Deyu Li1, 2, Min Li1, 2
1.China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research, 2.State Key
Laboratory of Simulation and Regulation of Water Cycle in River Basin269

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ID:2b-0098

ID:2b-0150

COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SEISMIC DESIGNGUIDELINES OF MAJOR NATIONAL BUILDING CODESFOR RC SHEAR WALLS

Floor-diaphragm anchorage system for seismic
resistant buildings with enhanced reliability andlimited earthquake-induced horizontal inertial forces*Kaipa Kiran Kumar Reddy1, Putul Haldar 1*Georgios Tsampras1, José Ignacio Restrepo2, Richard Sause3,
Robert Fleischman4, Zhi Zhang5

1.IIT Ropar

1.SpaceX, 2.University of California San Diego, 3.Lehigh University, 4.
University of Arizona, 5.Thornton Tomasetti

ID:2b-0105
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SEISMIC FRAGILITY OF
INDIAN RC BUILDINGS DESIGNED WITH OLD AND
REVISED SEISMIC CODE
*Panna Lal Kurmi , Putul Haldar
1

1

1.Indian Institute of Technology Ropar, India

ID:2b-0182
EXPERIMENTAL AND ANALYTICAL STUDY ON LARGEDEFORMATION BEHAVIOR WITH STRENGTH
DEGRADATION OF COLD-FORMED SQUARE HOLLOWSECTION COLUMNS*Yuji Koetaka1, Koichi Taniguchi2, Kohei Tanaka3, Ryohei Kuwada4,
Iathong Chan5

ID:2b-0181
Design implementations of structure using timberrocking wall system in Japan

1.Kyoto University, 2.Nikken Sekkei, 3.Taisei Corporation, 4.Nippon SteelCorporation, 5.Nagasaki University*Taisuke Nagashima1, Masataka Yano1, Kazuki Tachibana1

ID:2b-0152

1. Sumitomo Forestry CO., LTD.

Design for Local Web Shear at Gusset Plates
Subjected to Large Seismic Forces*Rafael Sabelli1, Brandt Saxey2[P02E06] Steel and Composite
Structures 2
Poster Presentation

1.Walter P Moore, 2.CoreBrace, LLC

ID:2b-0129
The Effect of the Strain Rise Phenomenon On the
Deformation Capacity of Concentric Braces

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 6*Hassan A. Moghaddam1, Ali Sadrara1
1.Sharif University of Technology

ID:2b-0035
EFFECT OF PERCENTAGE COMBINATION RULES ON
BUILDING COLLAPSE RISK*Jianze Wang1, Henry V. Burton2, Kaoshan Dai3
1.Tongji University, 2.University of California, Los Angeles, 3.Sichuan
University

ID:2b-0067
BEHAVIOUR OF LOW-DUCTILITY CBF BRACECONNECTIONS: NUMERICAL STUDY*Chen Wang , Robert Tremblay , Colin Rogers
12

1

Composite Beams Subject to Slab Lateral
Deformations*Saeid Alizadeh1, Gregory MacRae2, Des Bull3, Charls Clifton4
1.BECA Consultants, , 2.Tongji University, 3.University of Canterbury, 4.
University of Auckland

ID:2b-0144
ANALYTICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION
OF SEISMIC FLOOR AND ROOF COLLECTORS INSTEEL BUILDING STRUCTURES

1.McGill University, 2.Polytechnique Montreal*Robert Bernard Fleischman1, Richard Sause2, James Ricles2, Chia
Ming Uang3, Chao Hsien Li3, Joseph Moya1, Jessica Duke2

ID:2b-0170

1.University of Arizona, 2.Lehigh University, 3.University of California San
Diego

Geometry Effect over the Response Modification
Factor of Concentric Braced Frames Structures*Antonio Iruretagoyena1
1.RBA

Oct. 2nd (Sat)270

ID:2b-0111

ID:2b-0179
Nonlinear Topology Optimisation Design of SteelConcrete Composite Columns*Siyuan Wu1, Zhou Wu1, Huanjun Jiang1
1.Tongji University

ID:2b-0065

ID:2c-0268

NEW ESTIMATION OF ULTIMATE SHEAR STRENGTH
OF HEADED STUD CONSIDERING VARIABILITY IN
DATAEFFECTIVENESS OF CODE APPROACHES IN SEISMICDESIGN OF CONFINED MASONRY WALLS*Yuko Shimada , Toshiyuki Fukumoto , Masae Kido , Hideyuki
Suzuki4, Nozomu Baba5, Teruhisa Tanaka6
1

2

3

1.Chiba University, 2.Kajima Technical Research Institute, 3.The Univ. of
Kitakyusyu, 4.Hazama Ando Corp., 5.Osaka Institute of Technology, 6.
Fukuoka Univ.

ID:2b-0165
BEHAVIOR OF WELDED BOLT SHEAR CONNECTORSSUBJECTED TO CYCLIC LOADS*MARINES PEREZ1, CARLOS ALBERTO BERMUDEZ2, TIZIANOPEREA3
1.Universidad Nacional de Colombia - Campus Bogota, 2.Universidad
Nacional de Colombia - Campus Manizales, 3.Universidad Autonoma
Metropolitana - Campus Azcapotzalco*Bonisha Borah1, Hemant B. Kaushik1, Vaibhav Singhal2
1.IIT Guwahati, 2.IIT Patna

ID:2c-0310
Resilient Seismic Design Using the Provisions of the2020 National Building Code of Canada*Andrew Metten Metten1
1.Bush, Bohlman & Partners Consulting Structural Engineers

ID:2c-0337
Design and Analysis of a Modular Test Building for the
6-DOF Large High-Performance Outdoor Shake Table*Michael Morano1, Junwei Liu2, Tara Hutchinson1, Chris Pantelides2
1.University of California San Diego, 2.University of Utah

ID:2b-0177
Introduction of Research Project on Composite
Structure using a CLT Coupled-Shear Wall

ID:2c-0089*Hiroshi Isoda , Takafumi Nakagawa , Akihisa Kitamori , Takuro
mori2, Yasuhiro Araki3, Shoichi Nakashima4

ADVANTAGES OF SEISMIC DESIGN FOR WAREHOUSE
BUILDINGS USING SLIDING LOADS

1.Kyoto University, 2.Hiroshima University, 3.National Institute for Land andInfrastructure Management, 4.Building Research Institute*Kuniaki Yamagishi1, Takumi Imada1

1

1

1

ID:2b-0158
Cyclic loading tests of 3-story CLT structures*Xiaolan ZHANG1, Hiroshi Isoda1, Kotaro Sumida1, Yasuhiro Araki2,
Shoichi Nakashima3, Takafumi Nakagawa1, Nobuhiko Akiyama 2
1.Kyoto University, 2.National Institute for Land and InfrastructureManagement, 3.Building Research Institute1.Kanazawa Institute of Technology

ID:2c-0098
Design and Construction of ROOFTOP GREENINGCANOPY Over Whole Building*Kazuhiro Yamazaki1, Takashi Oshima 1, Kou Hashimoto1
1.TAKENAKA Corporation

ID:2c-0112[P02E07] Seismic Design Codes

SEISMIC DESIGN AND EXPERIMENTALINVESTIGATION OF A NEW TIMBER HOLD-DOWN
CONNECTION

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 7*Angelo Marchisella1, Marco Cervio1, Giovanni Muciaccia1

Poster Presentation

ID:2c-0012
Comparison among design solutions for precast
buildings in medium-to-moderate seismicity zones.
*Juan I. Eskubi Ugarte1, Francesc López Almansa 2
1.UIC Universitat Internacional de Catalunya, 2.UPC Technical University of
Catalonia

1.Politecnico di Milano, Department of Civil and Enviromental Engineering

ID:2c-0113
The Comparison of Effectiveness of Optimal Viscous
Fluid Damper Design at the Seviceability Limit State*Peng-Tai Chan1, Quincy Tsun Ming Ma1, Lucas Hogan1
1.The University of Auckland

ID:2c-0180
Outline of Structural Design for Kyoto City Hall

Study on The Method of Determining Seismic Design
Inputs Based on Ground Motions' Power Spectrum*Takao Nishizawa1, Ryota Suekuni1*HONGLIU XIA1, 2, KAIXIN LIU1, XIANG CHENG1, 3

Oct. 2nd (Sat)

ID:2c-0013

1.NIKKEN SEKKEI LTD.

1.School of Civil Engineering/Chongqing University, 2.Key Lab of Chinese
Education Ministry for Construction and New Technology of Mountain Cities/
Chongqing University, 3.R&F Hotel Project Command Center271

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ID:2c-0197

ID:2c-0063

PERFORMANCE OF LOW-RISE BUILDINGS WITH NO
SEISMIC DESIGN IN UNANTICIPATED EARTHQUAKESNON-RESIDENTIAL SINGLE-STORY OLDER STEELBUILDINGS: EFFECTS OF DESIGN OPTIONS ANDENVELOPE PANELS ON SEISMIC FRAGILITY*Can Simsir 1, Behnam Arya1, Anurag Jain1
1.Walker Consultants[P02E08] Fragility Assessment
Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 8
ID:2c-0018
SEISMIC FRAGILITY OF BUILDINGS RESTING ON HILLSLOPES UNDER MAIN SHOCK-AFTERSHOCKSEQUENCES*Vedatrayee Acharya1, Piyali Sengupta 2
1.PhD student, Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute ofTechnology (ISM), Dhanbad, 2.Assistant Professor, Department of Civil
Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology (ISM), Dhanbad*Gaetano Cantisani1, Gaetano Della Corte1
1.University of Naples Federico II[P02E09] Optimal Conditions for
Response Control
Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 9
ID:2g-0278
STRUCTURAL DESIGN OPTIMIZATION FOR
VIBRATION CONTROL OF DIAGRID STRUCTURES
USING A NEURAL DYNAMIC MODEL*Alejandro Palacio Betancur 1, Mariantonieta Gutierrez Soto1
1.University of Kentucky

ID:2c-0049
FRAGILITY CURVES FOR CONFINED MASONRYBUILDINGS IN TYPICAL CONSTRUCTION IN PERU
*Raul Heredia Benavides1, 2, German Fernando Casusol Iberico4,
Felix Martin Carbajal Gamarra3
1.National University San Luis Gonzaga de Ica, 2.National University
Federico Villareal, 3.University of Brasília, 4. National University Pedro Ruiz
Gallo

ID:2g-0286
Metaheuristic Optimization of Weighting Matrices of
LQR for Active Structural Control*Pei-Ching Chen1, Bryan Jevon Sugiarto1
1.National Taiwan University of Science and Technology

ID:2e-0028
ID:2c-0093
AFTERSHOCK FRAGILITY OF SHEAR WALLSTRUCTURE WITH REPLACEABLE COUPLING BEAM
*Nan Gong1, Peizhen Li1, Jiazeng Shan1
1.Tongji University

ID:2c-0249
Seismic fragility analysis of building clusters on aregional scale considering structure-soil-structureinteraction*Feng Xiong1, 3, Panapn Zhai2, 3, Bowen Zhang1, 3, Yang Lu1, 3
1. College of Architecture and Environment, Sichuan University, 2. Institute of
New Energy and Low-carbon Technology, Sichuan University, 3. Key
Laboratory of Deep Underground Science and Engineering, (Sichuan
University), Ministry of Education

ID:2c-0024

Oct. 2nd (Sat)272

Seismic fragility of a buckling restrained braced steel
rocking frame

METAHEURISTIC OPTIMIZATION OF A MODIFIEDTUNED INERTER DAMPER FOR SEISMICALLYLOADED STRUCTURES*Luis Augusto Lara-Valencia1, Juan Felipe Rendón Genez1, Yosef
Farbiarz Farbiarz1, Daniel Alejandro Caicedo Díaz1, Mateo Ramirez
Acevedo1
1.National University of Colombia (Medellin)

ID:2g-0148
OPTIMIZATION DESIGN OF CROSS-LAYER CABLEBRACING INERTER SYSTEM FOR MULTI-MODALSEISMIC VIBRATION*JIANFEI KANG1, SONGTAO XUE1, LIYU XIE1, RUIFU ZHANG1
1.Tongji University

ID:2g-0171
A closed-form energy equation and optimal design forinerter-based structure*Alexander Baker 1, Daniel Dowden1*Zhipeng Zhao1, Qingjun Chen1, Ruifu Zhang1, Yiyao Jiang1, Chao
Pan2, Xiaosong Ren1

1.Michigan Technological University

1.Tongji University, 2.Yantai University

ID:2g-0185
VISCOUS DAMPER OPTIMIZATION CONSIDERING
PRACTICAL DESIGN ISSUES*Diego Lopez-Garcia1, 2, Felipe Saitua3, Alexandros Taflanidis 4
1.Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, 2.National Research Center for
Integrated Natural Disaster Management (CIGICEN) CONICYT FONDAP
15110017, 3.Rene Lagos Engineers, 4.University of Notre Dame

ID:2g-0209
SHAKING TABLE TEST TO FIND OPTIMAL WIRE
ROUTES OF DYNAMIC PULLEY DAMPER SYSTEM*Ryuto Doi , Ryo Majima , Taiki Saito , Kazuhiro Hayashi
1

2

3

4

1.Graduate student, Toyohashi University of Technology, 2.Student,
Toyohashi University of Technology, 3.Professor, Toyohashi University ofTechnology, 4.Assistant Professor, Toyohashi University of Technology

ID:2g-0244
Optimization of dampers in viscously damped moment
frames utilizing MOPSO*Vesna Terzic1, Mahmoud Baei1
1.California State University Long Beach, CA, USA

ID:2g-0283
Seismic Design Optimization of Controlled Rocking
Steel Braced Frames based on Neural Dynamic Model[P02E10] Lifeline Systems_
Seismic Performance ofStructures
Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 10
ID:2c-0318
SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF POLYETHYLENE PIPE
FOR LEVEL TWO GROUND MOTION*HIDEKI OMURO1, YASUKO KUWATA1, TAKASHI KURIYAMA 2
1.Kobe University, 2.Yamagata University

ID:2e-0001
NONLINEAR SEISMIC RESPONSE ANALYSIS OFURBAN UNDERGROUND SUBSTATION*BO WEN1, 2, 3, JINXI YANG1, 2, LU ZHANG1, 2, 3, GUANYI GAO1, 2, 3
1.Xi'an University of Architecture & Technology, 2.Key Lab of StructuralEngineering and Earthquake Resistance, Ministry of Education, 3.State Key
Laboratory of Green Building in Western China

ID:2e-0004

1.The University of Kentucky

Effective Countermeasures against both Strong
Earthquake Motion and Tsunami for Water Cycle
Facility

ID:2g-0086*Yoshiaki Ariga1, Takashi Watanabe2, Yasushi Nishimoto3, Shuichi
Omine 4, Akihiko Yamanaka5, Hiroshi Morisaki5, Yuno Sato 6

Seismic performance enhancement of steel framebuilding with SMA bracing system

1.Hirosaki University, 2.Kozo Keikaku Engineering Inc., 3.Shibata IndustrialCo., Ltd., 4.Nihon Suido Consultants Co., Ltd., 5.Pacific Consultants Co.,
Ltd., 6.NEWJEC Inc.

*Mariantonieta Gutierrez Soto1, Sajad Javadinasab Hormozabad1*Fei Shi1, Yun Zhou1, Chao Zhang1, SiHua Kong1, Osman Eser
Ozbulut2
1.Guangzhou University, 2.University of Virginia

ID:2g-0159
Experimental Characterization of Low-Cost SteelPolymer Interfaces for Sliding Seismic Isolation
Bearings*Armando Messina1, Eduardo Miranda1
1.Stanford University

ID:2e-0005
Study on shaking table test of ±1100kV post insulator
mounted on the top of the transformer firewall*Sen Lin1, Yongfeng Cheng1, Zhenlin Liu1, Po Gao1, Yuhan Sun1
1.China Electric Power Research Institute

ID:2e-0008
INFLUENCE OF NONLINEARITY OF FLANGE JOINT ON
SEISMIC RESPONSE OF PORCELAIN PILLAR
ELECTRIACAL EQUIPMENT*Yaodong Xue1
1.China electric power research institute

ID:2e-0009

Oct. 2nd (Sat)SEISMIC PROTECTION OF SUBSTATION PORCELAINCYLINDRICAL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT*Wen Bai1, Junwu Dai1, Yongqiang Yang1
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration

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ID:2e-0010

ID:2e-0019

EFFECTS OF WIDTH OF FAULT FRACTURE ZONE ON
FAILURE MECHANISMS OF MOUNTAIN TUNNELSCROSSING ACTIVE STRIKE-SLIP FAULTSSEISMIC RESILIENCE OF FLAT-BASED AND LEGGEDSTEEL WINE STORAGE TANKS IN NEW ZEALAND*Zhen Wang , Zilan Zhong , Mi Zhao , Hongru Wang , Xiuli Du
1

1

1

1

1

1.Beijing University of Technology

ID:2e-0012
Study on Seismic Resilience Assessment Method forRoad Traffic Network*Jinlong Liu1, Jie Du1, Junqi Lin1
1.China Earthquake Administration*Mohsen Yazdanian1, Jason Ingham2, Dmytro Dizhur 3
1.PhD student. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
University of Auckland, Private Bag 92019, Auckland 1142, New Zealand,
2.Professor. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Universityof Auckland, Private Bag 92019, Auckland 1142, New Zealand, , 3. SeniorResearch Fellow. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
University of Auckland, Private Bag 92019, Auckland 1142, New Zealand

ID:2e-0020
SEISMIC BEHAVIOUR OF VEHICLES ON HIGHWAY*JUNJI KIYONO1, KENJI FUKUNAGA1, RYOTARO MABUCH1,
MASATSUGU SHINOHARA 2, TAKAFUMI ITO2

ID:2e-0013

1.Kyoto University, 2.Hanshin Expressway Company Limited

STUDY ON SEISMIC DYNAMIC MAGNIFICATIONFACTOR OF UHV CONVERTER TRANSFORMER BODY

ID:2e-0022*Zhubing Zhu1, Yongfeng Cheng1, Zhicheng Lu1, Hailong Liu1, Haibo
Wang1, Min Zhong1
1.China Electric Power Research Institute

ID:2e-0014
Effect of soil site condition on the deformation
response of pressure pipelines crossing fault*Aiwen LIU1, Na Yang1, Long Wang1, Xiangxiu LI1
1.Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Adminstration

ID:2e-0015
Seismic Responses and Retrofitting Countermeasuresfor UHVDC Wall Bushing-valve Hall System*Chang He1, Qiang Xie2, Zhenyu Yang2
1.Central South University, 2.Tongji University

ID:2e-0017
VISUALIZATION OF FRICTION MECHANISM AROUNDJOINT PART OF PIPE USING SOIL PARTICLE MODELAPPLICATION OF PIPE-SOIL INTERACTION MODELSFOR THE ANALYSIS OF PIPELINE RESPONSE ON
ABRUPT DISPLACEMENTS*Alexander Strom1, Mikhail Temis2, Igor Fomenko3
1.Geodynamics Research Center, LLC, 2.P2T Enginneering, LLC, 3.RussianState Geological-Prospecting University

ID:2e-0024
BEAM-COLUMNS ANALYSIS OF PIPE UNDER AXIAL
AND LATERAL FORCE CAUSED BY GROUND
DEFORMATION*Takanobu Suzuki1
1.Toyo University

ID:2e-0025
Response of Gravity Dams against Strong Earthquake
Ground Motions*Haritha Pallavi Venkata Bendapudi1, Pradeep Kumar Ramancharla1
1.International Institute of Information Technology*Yu Yamamura1, Yasuko Kuwata1
1.Kobe University

ID:2e-0018
Seismic risk assessment of ultra-high voltage bypass
switches with the multiple failure modes*Jiayi Wen1, Qiang Xie1, 2
1.Department of Structural Engineering, Tongji University, 2.Key Laboratoryof Performance Evolution and Control for Engineering Structures of Ministryof Education[P02E11] Others_ Buildings
Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 11
ID:2c-0003
The CASL System*DAVID JOHN MCDERMOTT1Oct. 2nd (Sat)274

1.artificial - constructID:2c-0262

ID:2c-0076

Demand, Analysis and Capacity of Composite SlabSeismic Diaphragms

EARTHQUAKE RESISTING POTENTIAL OF ANINNOVATIVE HCW SYSTEM WITH LASER-CUT OPENTO-CHS CONNECTIONS*G Charles Clifton1, Hooman Rezaeian1, Saeid Alizadeh2, Gregory A.
MacRae2
1.University of Auckland, 2.University of Canterbury

ID:2c-0267
Slip behavior of slip-critical joints with thermal
sprayed coating on faying surface*Cheng-Chih Chen1, Sui-Wei Lee1, Cheng Chang1
1.National Chiao Tung University*Rajarshi Das1, Bram Vandoren2, Herve Degee2
1.PhD Researcher, Construction Engineering Research Group, Universiteit
Hasselt, Belgium, 2.Professor, Construction Engineering Research Group,
Universiteit Hasselt, Belgium

ID:2c-0077
EFFICIENT CRITICAL EXCITATION METHOD USINGIMPULSE INPUT FOR PULSE-LIKE AND LONGDURATION GROUND MOTIONS*Katro Kojima1, Izuru Takewaki2

ID:2c-0287

1.Kyoto Institute of Technology, 2.Kyoto University

Earthquake Damage Assessment and Quantificationin Buildings: A Case Study of the BNZ Building in
Wellington following the 2016 Kaikoura Earthquake

ID:2c-0119*Umair Ahmed Siddiqui1, Will Parker 1, Quincy Ma 2
1.WSP Opus International Consultants, 2.University of Auckland

STUDY ON QUASI-STATIC LOADING PROTOCOLCONSIDERING THE ACTION CHARACTERISTICS OF
LONG-PERIOD GROUND MOTIONS*Bo Wang1, Zhe Li1, Tao Wu1, Boquan Liu1

ID:2c-0300

1.Chang'an University

Assessing reparability of earthquake-damagedbuildings based on impairment of serviceability andcollapse performance

ID:2c-0124*Polly Murray1, Abbie B Liel 1, Ken Elwood2(W)RAPPER TOWER: ENGINEERING AN OCCUPIEDSCULPTURE

1.University of Colorado Boulder, 2.University of Auckland*Huseyin Darama1, Amie Nulman2, Pavel Tomek3, Atila Zekioglu4

ID:2d-0121

1.Associate PhD SE PE, Arup Los Angeles, 2.Associate Principle SE PE, Arup
Los Angeles, 3.Senior Engineer PE CEng, ARUP-Los Angeles, 4.Principal SE
PE, Arup Los Angeles

An efficient structural seismic reliability estimation
through the recursive calculation of symbolic
gradients*Xuanli Sun1, Martin S. Williams1, Manolis N. Chatzis1
1.University of Oxford

ID:2c-0044
Inelastic Displacement Ratios of Flag-Shaped
Hysteretic Structural Systems for Far-Fault Ground
Motions*Binod Kumar Shrestha1, Anil Christopher Wijeyewickrema1
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology

ID:2c-0062
AN OPTICAL SENSOR AND WIRELESS MESH
NETWORK FOR RAPID DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF
BUILDING INTERSTORY DRIFT*David McCallen1, Floriana Petrone1, Patrick Laplace1
1.University of Nevada Reno

ID:2c-0127
Bidirectional Momentary Energy Input to a One-mass
Two-DOF system*Kenji Fujii1, Yoshiki Murakami1
1.Chiba Institute of Technology

ID:2c-0134
ROTATIONAL STIFFNESS OF BENDING MOMENTRESISTANCE SLABS INSTALLED IN BUILDINGSWITHOUT FOUNDATION GIRDERS*NAOKI MUNAKATA1, Y. Michishita 2, H. MIYASAKA3, K. YAMAGISHI4
1.Kanazawa Institute of Technology University, 2.Former Kanazawa Instituteof Technology University, 3.Miyasaka Architect Office , 4.Kanazawa Instituteof Technology University, Dr. Eng.

ID:2c-0139

Oct. 2nd (Sat)CUMULATIVE DAMAGE OVER TIME OF SDOF
SYSTEMS SUBJECTED TO MULTIPLE LONGDURATION RECORDED EARTHQUAKES IN THE
LAKEBED ZONE OF MEXICO CITY
*Pablo Quinde1, Eduardo Reinoso1
1.UNAM

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ID:2c-0153
NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF THE SEISMIC
BEHAVIOR OF PRECAST PRE-STRESSED HOLLOWCORE FLOOR SEATING CONNECTIONS*Ana Isabel Sarkis Fernandez1, Timothy Sullivan1, Emanuele
Brunesi2, Roberto Nascimbene2
1.University of Canterbury, 2.Eucentre Foundation[P02E12] Experimental Study
Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 12
ID:2d-0101

ID:2c-0190

Dimensional Analysis of Negative Stiffness Systems

STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING OF HIGH-TECHFABRICATION FACTORY USING ON-SITE RECORDEDSEISMIC DATA

*Natalia Reggiani Manzo1, Michalis F. Vassiliou1*Yen-Po Wang1, Bo-Lin Chen1, Rudhra Halder 1, Jin-Huei Huang1,
Yu-Tung Kuan1
1.National Chiao Tung University

ID:2c-0201
Seismic Performance of a Traditional Wooden Housein Okinawa*Shogo OMI1, Juan Jose CASTRO2, Masato NAKAO3
1.University of the Ryukyus, 2.University of the Ryukyus , 3.Yokohama
National University

ID:2c-0202
Behavior of BFRP Tendon Systems Under Cyclic
Loading and Its Influence on the Dual-Tube SC-BRB
Hysteretic Performance

1.ETH Zurich

ID:2d-0051
MAINSHOCK-AFTERSHOCK DAMAGE ASSESSMENT
OF CONCRETE BRIDGE REINFORCED WITH SHAPE
MEMORY ALLOY REBAR*Abu Hena Md Muntasir Billah1, Borislav Todorov1
1.Lakehead University

ID:2d-0015
Pseudo-dynamic test study on seismic behavior of
CFST built-up column with RC web at the different
intensity of ground motions*Huihui Yuan1, Qingxiong Wu1, Baochun Chen1, Zhimin She1
1.Fuzhou University*Qin Xie1, Zhen Zhou2

ID:2d-0092

1.Guizhou Institute of Technology / School of Civil Engineering, 2. Southeast
University / Key Laboratory of Concrete and Prestressed Concrete
Structures of the Ministry of Education

DEVELOPING CAPACITY LIMIT STATES FOR NONDUCTILE HIGHWAY BRIDGE COLUMNS

ID:2c-0210

1.University of California at DavisTORSIONAL BEHAVIOUR OF HILL SLOPE BUILDINGS:A CASE STUDY ON DIFFERENT PLAN ASPECT RATIOSAND SLOPE ANGLES

ID:2i-0225*Rahul Suresh Vishwakarma1, Pradeep Kumar Ramanacharla1
1.International Institute of Information Technology Hyderabad

ID:2c-0256
ANALYSIS OF BUILDINGS IN HILLY TERRAIN UNDER
MULTIPLE HAZARDS*Sandip Kumar Saha1, Mahipal Kulariya1
1.Indian Institute of Technology Mandi*Sashi K Kunnath1, Jin Zhou1

Horizontal biaxial direction vibration experiment toinvestigate horizontal response of bridge during
earthquake*Kaname Iwatsubo1, Yukihide Kajita 2, Akira Kasai3
1.National Institute of Technology, Kumamoto College, 2.Kyusyu University,
3.Kumamoto University

ID:2d-0113
CAPACITY OF DUCTILITY OF COLUMNS AND TOWERS
OF TWO SPECIAL BRIDGES*Maria Consolacion Gomez-Soberon1, Fabian Macal1
1.UAM-A

ID:2d-0033

Oct. 2nd (Sat)276

Experimental investigations of precast bridge columns*Wenjing Xu1, Biao Ma 2, Xianzhi Wang1, Jianzhong Li1
1.Tongji University, 2.Shanghai Municipal Engineering Design Institute(Group) Co. Ltd

ID:2d-0094

ID:2d-0053

EXPERIMENTAL AND FINITE ELEMENT STUDIES ON
THE CYCLIC RESPONSE OF POST-TENSIONEDROCKING STEEL BRIDGE PIERSNONLINEAR BEHAVIOR OF REINFORCED CONCRETESTRUCTURES CONSIDERING BOND-SLIP UNDERCORROSION*Ahmad Rahmzadeh1, M. Shahria Alam1, Robert Tremblay2, PaulKing3

*Shaghayegh Abtahi1, Yong Li2

1.The University of British Columbia, 2.Polytechnique Montreal, 3.Rapid
Span Ltd.

ID:2d-0095
INVESTIGATION OF THE SEISMIC RESPONSE OF
BRIDGES WITH BASE ROCKING STEEL COLUMNS*Faroque Hossain1, Ahmad Rahmzadeh1, Kamrul Islam2, Robert
Tremblay2, Shahria Alam1
1.University of British Columbia, 2.Polytechnique Montreal

ID:2d-0065
FLEXURAL PERFORMANCE OF EXISTING BRIDGEFOOTINGS SUBJECTED TO SEISMIC LOADS*Yong Yang1, Takahiro Masuda1, Eiji Yoshida1, Satoshi Horiuchi1,
Takaharu Kiriyama1
1.Public Works Research Institute

ID:2d-0086
Estimation of performance levels for thecharacterization of plastic hinge of hollow reinforced
concrete columns*Juan Carlos Pantoja1, Diego Marcelo Chanchay1

1.PhD Student, University of Alberta, 2.Assistant Professor, University ofAlberta

ID:2d-0100
Extending Bridge Modeling to Include Changes in the
Vertical System for Collapse Simulation*Kevin R Mackie1, Michael H Scott2
1.University of Central Florida, 2.Oregon State University

ID:2d-0103
Study on Seismic Collision Effect of Small Radius
Curved bridge*Chiyu JIAO1, Wenbo LIU2, Xiaoshan GUI2, Peiheng LONG3, Yifeng
Wu4
1.BUCEA, Beijing Advanced Innovation Center for Future Urban Design,
Beijing; Tongji University, State Key Laboratory of Disaster Prevention in Civil
Engineering, Shanghai, 2.BUCEA, Engineering Structure and New Materials
Research Center of Beijing higher education institutions, 3.BUCEA, Beijing
Advanced Innovation Center for Future Urban Design, Beijing; BUCEA,
Engineering Structure and New Materials Research Center of Beijing higher
education institutions, 4.BUCEA, Beijing Advanced Innovation Center for
Future Urban Design

ID:2d-0013

1.Universidad San Francisco de Quito

Study on the Bond Behavior between the Connectionand Hybrid Reinforcement (Steel/FRP Bar) for Precast
Concrete Structures

ID:2d-0016*Yunlou Sun1, Zeyang Sun1, Liuzhen Yao1, A.R. Vatuloka1, Yang Wei2,
Gang Wu1

NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF SEISMIC BEHAVIOR OF
PLANE CONCRETE PIERS BASED ON THE DISTINCTELEMENT METHOD

1.Southeast University, 2.Nanjing Forestry University*Aiko Furukawa1, Junji Kiyono1, Shota Yano1, Hiroki Yoshikawa1
1.Kyoto University

ID:2d-0027
Numerical study on the seismic performance ofposttensioned CFST hybrid bridge columns*Yu Shen1, Jianzhong Li1, Yongxing Li1, Wei Guo2
1.Tongji University, 2.T.Y.Lin International Engineering Consulting (China) Co.,Ltd.

ID:2d-0028
NONLINEAR SEISMIC RESPONSE ANALYSIS OFCURVED GIRDER BRIDGE WITH TWO-LEVELUNSEATING FAILURE CONTROL SYSTEM*Guangjun Sun1, Ye Zuo2, Hongjing Li1[P02E13] RC-beam, Column and
Frame
Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 13
ID:2c-0322
Modelling cyclic degradation of bridge RC columns
subjected to concurrently seismic events*Guillermo A Ponce1, Jose Barros1, Marcial Blondet2, ManuelChiachio3

Oct. 2nd (Sat)

1.Catholic University of Santiago de Guayaquil, 2.Pontificial Catholic
University of Peru, 3.University of Granada

1.Nanjing Tech University, 2.HuaTian Nanjing Engineering and Technology
Corporation, MCC

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ID:2c-0325

ID:2i-0034

FEASIBILITY STUDY ON REDUCING DAMAGE TO RC
COLUMN WITH WING WALLS BY REMOVING WALL
VERTICAL REBAR ANCHORAGE

SEISMIC BEHAVIOR OF SQUARE CONCRETE BEAMCOLUMNS WITH CIRCULARLY DISTRIBUTED ULTRAHIGH-STRENGTH REBARS*Zheng ZHANG1, Yasushi SANADA1, Rokhyun Yoon1, Koichi
Kusunoki2, Yo Hibino3, Tomohisa Mukai4*Chuxuan Wei1, Yuping Sun1, Takashi Takeuchi1, Yasunori Takeda 2

1.Osaka University, 2. The University of Tokyo, 3.Nagoya University, 4.
Building Research Institute

1.Kobe University, 2.Toyota T&S Construction, Co. Ltd

ID:2i-0039

ID:2c-0326

Predictive Fiber Model for Rebar Buckling

INFLUENCE OF COVER CONCRETE IN MESNAGER
HINGE ON ITS MECHANICAL PROPERTY*Diego Sosa1, 2, Mervyn Kowalsky1*Keita Uemura1, Yoshikazu Takahashi1, Hiroyuki Goto1

1.NCSU, 2.EPN

1.Kyoto University

ID:2i-0040

ID:2i-0023

Shaking Table Test of an External Prestressed Selfcentering RC FrameDAMAGE ESTIMATION OF RC MEMBERSCONSIDERING AN EFFECT OF STRAIN RATIO AND
DISTRIBUTION ON CRACK PROPAGATION*WanQiu Xia1, Liang Lu1*Noriyuki TAKAHASHI1

ID:2i-0051

1.Tohoku University

SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF CONFINEDRUBBERISED CONCRETE COUPLING BEAMS

ID:2i-0046
INVESTIGATING THE SEISMIC BEHAVIOR OF HIGH
STRENGTH STEEL RC COLUMNS*Jessica Thangjitham1, Mervyn Kowalsky1
1.NC State University

ID:2i-0055
Dynamic Response of LPRCS Subjected to Longlasting Ground Motions, Basis of Experimental
Investigation of Joints and Multistory Models

1. Tongji University*David Escolano-Margarit1, Samar Raffoul3, Maurizio Guadagnini2,
Kypros Pilakoutas2
1.Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, 2.The University of Sheffield, 3.Oxford
Brookes University

ID:2i-0053
POST-EARTHQUAKE CAPACITY EVALUATION OF RC
FRAME STRUCTURE WITH MULTI-STORY FREXURAL
WALL*Kisho Fujita1, Yu Tabata1, Kota Miura 2, Aleksey Shegay1, Hamood
Alwashali1, Masaki Maeda1*Zhivko Ljube Bozhinovski1, Aleksandar Zlateski1, Elena Delova1,
Marina Avramoska1

1.Tohoku University, 2.Obayashi Corporation

1.University "Ss. Cyril and Methodius" in Skopje Institute of Earthquake
Engineering Engineering Seismoilogy (IZIIS)

ID:2i-0056

ID:2i-0089

Simulate Reinforcement Ductile Fracture in Concrete
Structures under Earthquakes

Seismic evaluation of three story masonry infilled
reinforced concrete frame model structure*Kuanshi Zhong1, Gregory G. Deierlein1
1.Stanford University*IVICA GULJAS1, DAVORIN PENAVA1, FILIP ANIC1
1.University of Osijek, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture Osijek

ID:2i-0060

ID:2i-0208

A Study on Hysteresis Modeling of Reinforced
Concrete Columns

Study on the effects by De-bond on structural
Behavior of hinge position guaranteed RC beams.
*Tsubasa Hattori1, Toshio Maegawa1, Kazuki Masuda 2, Yuki Sato2,
Yusuke Maida3, Hiroyasu Sakata 2

Oct. 2nd (Sat)278

1.Kumagaigumi Co., Ltd., 2.TOKYO INSTITUTE of TECHNOLOGY, 3.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE for LAND and INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT*Yu-Che Ling1, Shyh-Jiann Hwang1
1.National Taiwan University

ID:2i-0068
Seismic performance of RC bridge piers reinforced
with high-strength steel bars: experimental study andnumerical simulation*Junsheng Su1, Dianqi Wu1, Yang Ding1, Zhongxian Li1
1.Key Laboratory of Coast Civil Structure Safety of Ministry of
Education,Tianjin University

ID:2i-0106
Reinforced concrete beam producing re-centring andenergy dissipation by yielding lower reinforcement
prior to upper reinforcement*Shinichi Shioya1, Atsuya kawasoe2
1.Kagoshima university , 2.National institute of technology Kagoshima
college[P02E14] Block and Masonry
Buildings
Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 14

ID:2i-0114

ID:2c-0004

Seismic Behaviour of Full-Size Concrete Columns
Internally Reinforced with Glass FRPBEHAVIOR OF INTERLOCKING PLASTIC-BLOCKSTRUCTURE UNDER VARIOUS HARMONIC LOADINGBY USING SHAKE TABLE*Shamim Sheikh Sheikh1, Zahra Kharal1
1.University of Toronto*Niaz Khan1, Fayaz Khan2, Ilyas Khan3

ID:2i-0150

1.Premier Institute of Technology, Swat, Pakistan., 2.Swat College ofEngineering and Technology, Pakistan. , 3.University of Engineering andTechnology, Pakistan

Repairing and strengthening non-ductile reinforced
concrete columns to resist seismic demands

ID:2c-0289*Jonathan Monical1, K. Skillen1, P. Shah1, S. Pujol2
1.Purdue University, 2.University of Canterbury

Performance-based seismic vulnerability analysis ofmulti-storey masonry structures*Yongqun Zhang1

ID:2i-0156
A SEISMIC RESILIENT CONCRETE COLUMN USINGULTRA-HIGH-PERFORMANCE FIBER-REINFORCED
CONCRETE*Shih-Ho Chao1, Missagh Shamshiri1, Ashish Karmacharya1

1.Shanghai Research Institute of Building Sciences

ID:2c-0030
Introducing confined masonry in Nepal

1.The University of Texas at Arlington*Tim Hart1, Prem Nath Maskey2, Liva Shrestha3, Mary Lizbeth
Collins1

ID:2i-0163

1.Build Change, 2.Tribhuvan University, Institute of Engineering, 3.Build
Change Nepal

HOW DOES CORROSION MODIFY THE SEISMIC
BEHAVIOR OF REINFORCED CONCRETECOMPONENTS?
*Benjamin Richard1, Chaymaa Lejouad2, Philippe Mongabure3,
Sophie Capdevielle 4, Frederic Ragueneau5
1.Head of the Structural Performance Modelling and Analysis Lab, IRSN,
Fontenay-aux-Roses, France , 2.Doctoral student, Atomic Energy andAlternative Energies Commission, F-91191 Gif-sur-Yvette, France , 3.
Engineer, Atomic Energy and Alternative Energies Commission, F-91191
Gif-sur-Yvette, France , 4.Assistant professor , LMT, ENS Cachan, CNRS,
University Paris-Saclay, 94235 Cachan, France , 5.Professor, LMT, ENS
Cachan, CNRS, University Paris-Saclay, 94235 Cachan, France

ID:2i-0193
Cyclic Performance of Glass-Fibre Reinforced
Polymer (GFRP) Bars and their Seismic Application in
Reinforced Concrete Columns*Cain Stratford1, Alessandro Palermo1, Allan Scott1
1.University of Canterbury

ID:2c-0137
EFFECTS OF MORTAR THICKNESS AND MORTARSTRENGTH ON IN-PLANE AND OUT OF PLANEBEHAVIOR OF BRICK MASONRY WALLS*Navjeev Saxena1, Sayantani Lala1, Kishor Sitaram Kulkarni1
1.CSIR-Central Building Research Institute, Roorkee

ID:2c-0164
IN-PLANE SEISMIC BEHAVIOR OF NEW TYPE
MASONRY WALLS WITHOUT JOINT MORTAR*Ho Choi1, Kiwoong Jin2, Jaecheon Jeong3, Bongseok Kim3, Eonju
Hwang3
1.Shizuoka Institute of Science and Technology, 2.Meiji University, 3.Nara &Tech Co. Ltd.

ID:2c-0251
Detailed 3D Virtual Microstructure Generator for
Historical Stone Masonry Walls*Mahmoud Saleh Shaqfa1, Katrin Beyer 1

Oct. 2nd (Sat)

1.Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne279

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ID:2c-0044
Strength and Deformation of Masonry Walls Subjected
to Lateral Forces - Review of Existing Test Data *Shunsuke Sugano1

Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 16

1.Hiroshima University[P02E15] Wind Resistance ofResponse-Controlled
Structures

ID:2c-0303

Poster Presentation*Steven L McCabe1, Kevin Wong1

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 15

1.National Inst. of Standards and Technology

QUANTIFICATION OF SEISMIC ENERGY DEMAND INNONLINEAR STRUCTURES THROUGH ANALYTICALDERIVATIONS

ID:2c-0054

ID:2g-0152
MULTI-HAZARD PERFORMANCE OF A REAL-LIFE
BASE-ISOLATED BUILDING UNDER STRONG
EARTHQUAKES AND WINDSNON-CONVERGENT METHOD FOR EVALUATION OFDAMAGE AND STRENGTHENING EFFECTS IN MULTISTOREY BUILDINGS*Goran Jekic1, Veronika Shendova1, Aleksandar Zlateski1*Tathagata Roy1, Taiki Saito1, Vasant Matsagar 2

1.Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Seismology (IZIIS), Ss.
Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje

1.Toyohashi University of Technology (TUT), 2.Indian Institute of Technology(IIT) Delhi

ID:2c-0116

ID:2g-0179
Shaking table test of offshore wind turbine supporting
structure controlled by TMD

Elasto-plastic Seismic Responce Behavior of a 2-dof
Mass-Varying Structure Assuming Railway ElevatedStations*Hiroshi Miki1, Katsuyuki Shimizu1, Seiji Yamada1*Ging-Long Lin , Kai-Ting Lei , Lyan-Ywan Lu , Kuang-Yen Liu ,Yung-Yen Ko2, Shen-Haw Ju2

1.Railway Technical Research Institute

1.National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology, Kaohsiung ,2.National Cheng-Kung University, Tainan

ID:2c-0130

1

2

2

2

ID:2g-0260
DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF INELASTIC FIXED-BASE
AND BASE-ISOLATED STEEL STRUCTURES UNDER
WIND AND EARTHQUAKES*Anastasia Athanasiou1, Lucia Tirca1, Ted Stathopoulos1
1.Concordia University

ID:2g-0266
Seismic Analysis of Wind-Induced Damaged
Seismically Isolated Tall Buildings*Xiaoxin Qian1, Daiki Sato1
1.Tokyo Institute of Technology

Oct. 2nd (Sat)280[P02E16] Structural Nonlinear
Behavior

SEISMIC PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF JAPANESETRADITIONAL THATCHED WOODEN STRUCTURE,
CHUMON-ZUKURI*Noriko Takiyama1, Kosei Kawashima1, Xinyan Chen1
1.Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.

ID:2c-0207
SIMPLE SHEAR STRENGTH EVALUATION METHOD OFMORTAR FINISHING EXTERNAL WALL WITH OPENING*Masato Nakao1
1.Yokohama National University

ID:2c-0224
EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE IN LOW-RISE AND MID-RISE
RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES AROUND THE WORLDAND POTENTIAL MITIGATION METHODS*Ramon Gilsanz1, Yun Jennifer Lan1, Virginia Diaz1, Jessica
Mandrick1, Cathy Huang1, Joseph Mugford1
1.Gilsanz Murray Steficek Engineers and Architects

ID:2c-0156
Torsional response evaluation method for reinforced
concrete frames based on 3D nonlinear finite element
analysis*Keiichiro Kono1, Kazuki Tajima1, Kazuhiro Naganuma1
1.Nihon University

ID:2b-0194
THE INFLUENCE OF ROTATIONAL COMPONENTS OF
EARTHQUAKE GROUND MOTIONS ON BUILDINGRESPONSE[P02E18] Shaking Table
Experiments
Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 18
ID:2g-0033
Shake Table Test Of A Three-Storey Structure With A
Tuned-Inerter-Hysteretic-Damper*Suiwen Wu1, Eric Eckert2, Junfei Huang1, David McCallen1, 2*Predaricka Deastra1, David Wagg1, Neil Sims1, Robin S. Mills1

1.University of Nevada, Reno, 2.Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

1.The University of Sheffield

ID:2b-0199[P02E17] Response
Characteristics of Controlled
Systems
Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 17

Shaking Table Test of Base-Isolated Building Model
Considering Seismic Pounding to Retaining Wall
*Takumi Chuman1, Kenji Fujii1
1.Chiba Institute of Technology

ID:2g-0050
shaking table tests of existing large-scale RC framewith viscous dampers*Ren Xin1

ID:2g-0073

1.Xi'an Uni of Arc & Tec

ANALYSIS OF ENERGY DISSIPATION IN SERIES AND
PARALLEL

ID:2g-0080*VICTOR ROGELIO RAMIREZ MARQUEZ1, Erik Salvador Guzman
Lucatero1, Jesus Macias Jaime1, Jose Luis Almazan2, Sergio Reyes2
1.VIRMEX INNOVACION ESTRUCTURAL, 2.PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD
CATOLICA DE CHILE

ID:2g-0150
Study on dissipation decay in ground coupledvibration -Invesitigation of response characteristics
using observed seismic waves*Shun Aoki1, Satoshi Fujita 2, Shigeki Okamura3, Hiroshi Ogawa4
1.Graduate school of Tokyo Denki University, 2.Tokyo Denki university,
3.Toyama Prefectural University, 4.Tepco systems Co.Nuclear Power Plant
Engineering Dept.

ID:2g-0140
A Study on Active Vibration Control System Using AI
Technology*Shinnosuke Kitahara1, Mikio Suzuki1, Yoshifumi Sugimura1, Keisuke
Watanabe1
1.NTT FACILITIES,INC.

ID:2g-0215*Keiichi Inoue1
1.University of Fukui

ID:2g-0225
On the Performance of Vertical Base Isolation
Systems Using an Adjustable Constant-Force
Generator*Masato Saitoh1, Yuuki Sawano1
1.Saitama University

ID:2g-0044
THREE-STOREY FRICTION BUILDING PERFORMANCE- THE ROBUST TEST OVERVIEW*Gregory Anthony MacRae1, 2, Xianzhong Zhao1, Charles Clifton3,
Liang-Jiu Jia1, Rajesh Dhakal2, Ping Xiang1, Shahab
Ramhormozian4, Geoff Rodgers2
1.Tongji University, Shanghai, China, 2.University of Canterbury,
Christchurch, 3.University of Auckland, Auckland, 4.Auckland University ofTechnology

Oct. 2nd (Sat)Seismic response control for a high-rise structure
subjected to far-field long-period ground motions: A
case study

SHAKING TABLE TESTS ON EARTHQUAKERESPONSE OF MULTISTORY BUILDING MODEL WITH
COLUMN UPLIFT*Minghui Dai1, Yingmin Li, Xinyan Liu
1.College of Civil Engineering, Chongqing University281

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING[P02E19] Others_ Assessment
and Retrofitting of Structures
Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 19

ID:3h-0013
DISSIPATION PANELS FOR SEISMIC RETROFITTINGOF BUILDINGS*Raquel Fernandes Paula1, Luís Guerreiro1, Vítor Cóias2, José Paulo
Costa3
1.CERIS - Civil Engineering Research and Innovation for Sustainability,
2.GESTIP, Lda, 3.STAP, S.A

ID:3h-0001
Basic Properties of Maximum Shear Strength Per One
of Densely-Placed Post-Installed Anchors*Kazuaki Hoki1, Yuji Tajima 2
1.The University of Kitakyushu, 2.Aichi Shukutoku University

ID:3h-0002
ACTIVE CONFINEMENT FOR STRENGTH AND
DUCTILITY ENHANCEMENT OF CONCRETE USING
Fe-SMA STRIPS[P02E20] Experimental Worksand Physical Modeling 3_
Assessment and Retrofitting ofStructures
Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 20*Sajal Kanti Deb1, Monjusha Sarmah1, Anjan Dutta1
1.IIT Guwahati

ID:3f-0003

ID:3h-0004

FORCED VIBRATION TESTING AND RETROFIT OF THE
HISTORIC UNREINFORCED MASONRY POINT SUR
LIGHT STATION

Seismic Behaviour of Guided Supports of SteamGenerator Boilers and Design Using Energy
Dissipators*Jorge Nazal1, Alejandro Mora1
1.Nazal Ingenieros S.p.A.

ID:3h-0008

1.California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, ArchitecturalEngineering Department

ID:3f-0045

Intensity Measures for Seismic Performance
Assessment of Wood-Frame Single-Family Houses

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON BOND BEHAVIOR OF
MORTAR GROUTED SPLICE SLEEVES WITH RIBS ON
THE SURFACE*Pablo Heresi1, Eduardo Miranda1*Hiroki Sakai1, Katsuhiko Nakano1, Kazuhiko Ishibashi1

1.Stanford University

1.Chiba Institute of Technology

ID:3h-0010

ID:3f-0046

ESTIMATING THE SEISMIC RESPONSE OF BUILDINGSIN FUTURE EARTHQUAKES BASED ON PASTACCELEROMETER DATAEXPERIMENTAL TESTING AND DEVELOPMENT OFSEISMIC ASSESSMENT PROCEDURES FOR
REINFORCED CONCRETE COMPONENTS WITHSINGLE CRACK PLASTIC HINGE LENGTH*Alex Shegay1, Yu Tabata1, Kisho Fujita1, Kota Miura1, 2, Hamood
Alwashali1, Masaki Maeda1

Oct. 2nd (Sat)282*Cole C McDaniel1, Nicholas Dekker 1, Peter Laursen1, Graham
Archer 1*Eyitayo Opabola1, Kenneth J Elwood1

1.Tohoku University, 2.Obayashi Corporation

1.University of Auckland

ID:3h-0011

ID:3f-0047

Effects of Foundation Flexibility on the Behavior of a
Structure Retrofitted with RC Shear Walls*Mahsa Hosseini1, Carlos Ventura 2, Payam Tehrani3

NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF WOOD FRAME
STRUCTURE SUBJECTED TO LONG DURAITONSUBDUCTION GROUND MOTION

1.The University of British Columbia, 2.The University of British Columbia(UBC), 3.Amirkabir University of Technology*Carlos Estuardo Ventura1, Yuxin Pan1, Armin Bebamzadeh1,
Mehrtash Motammedi1
1.University of British Columbia

ID:3f-0050
NUMERICAL MODEL FOR BIAXIAL LOADING OF
REINFORCED CONCRETE STRENGTHENED WITH
FIBER REINFORCED POLYMERS*Vladimir Vitanov1
1.Ss. Cyril and Methodius University

ID:3f-0051
Full-Scale Shaking Table Tests on Deficient RC
Buildings Strengthened with CFRP Composites*Mihaela Anca Ciupala1, Kypros PILAKOUTAS2, PanosPAPASTERGIOU2, Reyes GARCIA3, Iman HAJIRASOULIHA 2,
Maurizio GUADAGNINI2
1.University of East London, 2.University of Sheffield, 3.University of Warwick

ID:3f-0055
EFFECT OF NUMBER OF LAYERS OF COMPOSITE
MATERIAL IN THE REINFORCEMENT OF MASONRYSAMPLES*Gani Temiraliuly1, Yeraly Skokbarov1[P02E21] Non-Structural
Components_ Assessment andRetrofitting of Structures
Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 21
ID:3e-0003
Seismic Behavior of Special Hospital Equipments as
Rocking Rigid Blocks with Mass Eccentricity
Subjected to Simultaneous Horizontal and Vertical
Ground Motions*Kaveh Nezamisavojbolaghi1
1.Department of civil Engineering,Mahabad Branch, Islamic Azad University,
Mahabad, Iran

ID:3e-0006

1.JSC KAZSRICA

STUDY ON IMAGE DIAGNOSIS OF TIMBER HOUSESAFFECTED BY THE EARTHQUAKE UTILIZING DEEPLEARNING

ID:3e-0021*Hiroyuki Chida1, Noriyuki Takahashi1

PULLOUT TEST OF POST INSTALLED BONDEDANCHOR TO COMPARE WITH THEORETICAL TENSILECAPACITY FOR LOCAL APPLICATION IN
BANGLADESH

1.Tohoku University*Jahid Hasnain1, Akira Inoue2, Md. Rafiqul Islam1, Md. Emdadul
Huq1, Jun Matsuo2
1.Public Works Department, 2.OYO International Corporation

ID:3e-0024
EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON SHEAR CAPACITY OF
DISC ANCHORS IN LOW STRENGTH CONCRETE*Fatih Sutcu1, Fatih Keles1, Tadashi Naruse2
1.Istanbul Technical University, 2.Maeda Corporation

ID:3e-0007
IMPACT OF INTERFACE GEOMETRY ON THE SEISMICRESPONSE OF FREESTANDING STRUCTURES*Muhammad Khalid Saifullah1, Aleece Barnard1, Christine E.
Wittich1
1.University of Nebraska-Lincoln

ID:3e-0008
Study on the earthquake response behavior of
expansion joints used for seismically isolatedbuildings*Takahiro Tsujikawa1, 2, Jun Kawaguchi1

ID:3e-0023
EXPERIMENTAL CYCLIC RESPONSE OF DRY AND
WET MASONRY WALLS INCORPORATING CLAY
BRICKS AND LIME MORTAR*Ahmed Elghazouli1, Dan Bompa 2, Sherif Mourad3, Ahmed
Elyamani3
1.Imperial College London, 2.University of Surrey, 3.Cairo University

1.Mie University, 2.Kaneso Co.

ID:3e-0009
ILEE ROBUST PROJECT: SEISMIC BEHAVIOUR OF
GLAZED CURTAIN WALLS IN A LOW-DAMAGE
STRUCTURAL STEEL BUILDING*Can Chen1, Ping Xiang1, Liang-Jiu Jia1, Xian-Zhong Zhao1, Rajesh
Prasad Dhakal2, Gregory MacRae2, 1, Jitendra Bhatta 2, George
Charles Clifton3
1. Tongji University, 2. University of Canterbury, 3.The University of Auckland

ID:3e-0010

Oct. 2nd (Sat)SEISMIC RESPONSE OF STRUCTURES WITH
STACKED AND SLIDING LIVE LOADS*Chandu Parimi1, Surya Prakash Challagulla
1.Bits-Pilani, Hyderabad283

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
ID:3e-0011

ID:3e-0005

DYNAMIC ANALYSIS AND BEHAVIOR OF INFILLED
FRAMES UNDER SEISMIC LOADINGSEISMIC SAFETY OF NON-STRUCTURALCOMPONENTS IN FULL-SCALE 10-STORY RC
BUILDING SHAKING TABLE TEST

*Purshottam Sankhla1
1.Director,Department of Technical Education , Rajasthan, India*Ryota Tazuke1, Masayuki Inoue1, Hiroshi Kimura1, Jae-Do Kang2,
Koichi Kajiwara3

ID:3e-0013

1.Haseko Corporation, 2.National Research Institute for Earth Science andDisaster Resilience (Current: Seoul Institute of Technology), 3.National
Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience

SEISMIC TESTING OF NON-STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS*Lidija Krstevska1

ID:4c-0063

1.University Ss. Cyril and Methodius, Institute of Earthquake Engineering andEngineering Seismology - IZIIS, Skopje

FLOOR SPECTRA VALIDATION THROUGH ACTUALDATA FROM THE 2016/2017 EARTHQUAKE IN
CENTRAL ITALY

ID:3e-0015
EFFECT OF AN ADJACENT WALL ON THE
OVERTURNING OF A SLIDING-ROCKING BLOCKSUBJECTED TO PULSE EXCITATION*Serena Cattari1, Stefania Degli Abbati1, Sergio Lagomarsino1
1.University of Genova*Yu Bao1, Dimitrios Konstantinidis2
1.Wuhan University of Technology, 2.University of California Berkeley

ID:3e-0018
Component Response of Base Isolated Structure
Under Seismic Excitation*Sanjukta Chakraborty1, Samit Ray-Chaudhuri2
1.Assistant Professor, Indian Institute of Technology, Palakkad, 2.Professor,
Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur

Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 22

ID:3e-0019

ID:4d-0001

Retrofit of masonry infills: local interaction with RC
framesGroundwater level influences on instability ofresidences constructed on volcanic-ash cohesive
soils*Gianni Blasi1, Daniele Perrone2, Maria Antonietta Aiello1, Robert
Fleischman3*Kazuya Yasuhara1

1.Department of Engineering for Innovation, University of Salento, 2.
University School for Advanced Studies IUSS Pavia, 3.Department of Civil
and Architectural Engineering & Mechanics, University of Arizona

1.Ibaraki University

ID:3e-0025

DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF A PILE RESTING ONSLOPING GROUND UNDER DIFFERENT EARTHQUAKEMOTIONSThe Rocking Dynamics and Seismic Stability of Rigid
Bodies with Irregular and Curved Geometries*M. David Burton1, Manolis N. Chatzis1
1.University of Oxford

ID:3e-0026
INCREASE OF THE STRUCTURAL RESISTANCE IN
MASONRY PARAPETS WITH THE POST-TENSIONINGTECHNIQUE

Oct. 2nd (Sat)284[P02E22] Shallow and Deep
Foundation_ Geotechnical
Earthquake Engineering

ID:4d-0002*Kranthikumar Reddy Alla1, Ravi S. Jakka1
1.IIT Roorkee

ID:4d-0003
THE SEISMIC DESIGN APPROACH FOR THE TALL
WIND TOWERS FOUNDATIONS*Marco Zucca1, Pietro Crespi2, Giuseppe Tropeano3, Efisio Erbì4*Miguel Lenin Talledo Covenas1, Miguel Lenin Talledo Covenas2,
Victor Ivan Fernandez-Davila1, Max Alberto Montero Amaya3

1.Politecnico di Milano , 2.Politecnico di Milano, 3.University of Cagliari ,4.SPEA Engineering, Milano

1.Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2.Universidad Nacional Agraria la
Molina, 3.Compañía Ausenco

ID:4d-0004
Calculation of Critical Buckling Load of Pile under
Liquefied Soil Conditions*Xiaoyu Zhang1, Liang Tang 2, Xianzhang Ling2
1.Guangzhou University, 2.Harbin Institute of Technology

ID:4d-0005
Evaluation of strain dependent coefficient of subgrade
reaction of pile based on in-situ horizontal load test
data with wide range diameter*Shuichi Shimomura1, Yasutsugu Suzuki2
1.Nihon University, College of Industrial Technology, 2.Kajima TechnicalResearch Institute

ID:4d-0007
Estimation of earthquake-induced settlement of clay
layer
*Hiroshi Matsuda1, Hidemasa Sato2, Tran Thanh Nhan3
1.Yamaguchi University, 2.Fukken CO. Ltd, 3.Hue University of Sciences

ID:4d-0008
Bearing capacity of pile foundations considering
inherent anisotropy of the ground[P02E23] Experimental Worksand Physical Modeling 2_
Geotechnical Earthquake
Engineering
Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 23
ID:4e-0018
Freeze-Thaw Cycling Impact on Dynamic
Characteristics of Modified Scrap Tire Particle–Gravel
Mixture*Joey Yang1, Pingbao Yin2, Wei Yu2, Peiting Luo2
1.University of Alaska Anchorage, 2.Changsha University of Science andTechnology*Junichi Hyodo1, Kyohei Ueda 2, Koji Ichii3
1.Tokyo Electric Power Services Co.,Ltd, 2.Kyoto University, 3.Kansai
University

ID:4d-0009
QUANTITY AND COST MODELLING OF FOUNDATIONS
FOR 12 TO 20 STOREY RCC BUILDINGS DESIGNEDFOR SEISMIC RESISTANCE

ID:4e-0019
Seismic stability of masonry retaining wall incentrifuge tilting tests*Kazuya Sano1, Kazuya Itoh1, Tsuyoshi Tanaka1, Naoaki Suemasa1,
Takeharu Konami2
1.Tokyo City University, 2.Okasan livic Co., Ltd.

*V. Thiruvengadam1, J. C. Wason2, K. I. Praseeda3, M. Raghib4

ID:4e-0021

1.School of Planning and Architecture,New Delhi, 2.Structural consultant,
3.NSS College of Engineering, Palakkad, Kerala, 4.Project management
consultant

Hybrid Simulation of subway station structure
subjected to earthquake ground motion

ID:4d-0010
Estimation of 3D S-wave velocity structure of the
Kanto basin by applying surface-wave tomographyusing ambient noise*Hiro Nimiya1, Tatsunori Ikeda 2, Takeshi Tsuji2
1.National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST),
2.Kyushu University*Cheng-Yu Yang1, Xue-Song Cai1
1.Tongji University

ID:4e-0022
Experimental Study on the Dynamic Properties of
Unsaturated Cohesionless Soil
*On Lei Kwok1, Jia Ren Liu1
1.Department of Civil Engineering, National Taiwan University

ID:4e-0030
DEMONSTRATING THE POTENTIAL FOR GROUNDIMPROVEMENT TO REDUCE ROCKING-INDUCEDSEISMIC DISPLACEMENTS*Jeffrey Newgard1, Tara Hutchinson1, John McCartney11.UC-San Diego

ID:5g-0009
Skirted Footing For Enhancing Bearing Capacity*Khalid Bashir 1, R Shukla1, Ravi S Jakka1

Numerical simulation of MASW test
*Aniket Sanjay Desai1, Ravi Sankar Jakka1
1.IIT Roorkee

ID:4e-0025
Extension of the Validation of Ground Response
Modeling at the Delaney Park Downhole Array in
Anchorage, Alaska*John David Thornley1, Utpal Dutta 2, Zhaohui Joey Yang2, John
Douglas3

Oct. 2nd (Sat)

1.Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Roorkee

ID:4e-0024

1.Golder Associates Inc / University of Strathclyde Glasgow, 2.University Of
Alaska Anchorage, 3.University of Strathclyde Glasgow

285

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
ID:4e-0026
Experimental modelling of buried continuous pipelines
crossing strike-slip faults*Hasan Emre DEMIRCI1, Subhamoy Bhattacharya 2, Mustafa
Karaman1, Georgios Nikitas1

Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 26

1.University of Surrey, 2.Izmir Institute of Technology

ID:4d-0012
Finite element simulation for a landslide caused by the2018 Hokkaido Eastern Iburi earthquake considering
the strain-softening behavior of clayey layer formed
by weathering of pumice*Nanaha Kitamura1, Naoya Bando1, Akihiko Wakai1, Tsutomu Soda 2,
Shoya Taguchi1
1.Gunma University, 2.Institute of Tephrochronology for Nature and History
Co., Ltd.

ID:4d-0013
Experimental Study on Dynamic Properties of
unsaturated Sand Under Induced Anisotropic Loading

ID:7f-0001
STUDY ON FEATURES OF RUMORS GENERATED AT
THE TIME OF DISASTER: CHARATERIZATION OF
ACTUAL RUMORS*Reo Kimura1, Ayaka Iwao1
1.University of Hyogo

ID:7f-0002
UNDERSTANDING DISORIENTATION THAT OCCURESIMMEDIATELY AFTER EARTHQUAKE*Reo Kimura1, Ai Kadowaki1*Fardin Jafarzadeh1, Shahryar Khorami2, Adel Ahmadinezhad3

1.University of Hyogo

1.Sharif University of Technology, 2.Sharif University of Technology, 3.Sharif
University of Technology

ID:7f-0004

ID:4d-0014
Geotechnical variability of the soils in the Kathmandu
Valley, Nepal

THE INFLUENCE OF THE 2016 KUMAMOTO
EARTHQUAKES ON THE RESIDENTS’ RISKPERCEPTION*Shoji Ohtomo1, Reo Kimura 2, Naoshi Hirata3*Rama Mohan Pokhrel , Charlotte EL Gilder , Paul J. Vardanega ,Flavia De Luca1, Raffaele De Risi1, Maximilian J Werner 1,
Anastasious Sextos1

1.Konan Women's University, 2.University of Hyogo, 3. the University ofTokyo

1.Bristol University

ID:7f-0006

1

1[P02E25] Ethical and Legal
Issues_ Social and Economic
Aspects
Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 25

Oct. 2nd (Sat)286[P02E26] Risk Communication_
Social and Economic Aspects

1

Inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction with Beppu Model:
Assessment by comparison of 37 municipalities in
Hyogo Prefecture*Anna Matsukawa1, Aya Tausjioka 2, Fuminori Kawami2, Junko
Murano3, Shigeo Tatsuki4
1.Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation Institution, 2.Graduate Schoolof Sociology, Doshisha University, 3.Disaster Prevention Crisis Management
Division, Beppu, 4.Department of Sociology, Doshisha University

ID:7f-0007
Secular Variation of Population Exposure to Flood andLandslide in Gifu,Japan

ID:7h-0001*Mayu Sakurai1, Maki Koyama1, Nobuoto Nojima1

Assessing earthquake risk evolution from aprocedural justice perspective

1.Gifu University*Felipe Rivera1, 2, 3, Tiziana Rossetto1, 2, 3, John Twigg1, 2, 3

ID:7f-0008

1.EPICentre, 2.USAR, 3.University College London

Multi-group Structural Equation Modeling Analyses ofa Protective Action Decision Model in 3 Cities in Japan*Shinya Fujimoto1, Fuminori Kawami1, Toshikazu Kamei3, Kensuke
Tokunaga 2, Yasuhiro Mitani4, Shigeo Tatsuki1
1.Doshisha University, 2.Oita Prefecture, 3.Oita Prefecture (former), 4.Kyushu
University

[P02E27] Early Warning_
Preparedness and Emergency
Management
Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 27
ID:6g-0001
An Energy and Predominant Period Dependent P-wave
Onset Picker (EDP-Picker)*Jianqi LU1, Jindong SONG1, Shanyou LI1, Qiang MA1
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration

ID:6g-0002
PERFORMANCE OF A DEMONSTRATION
EARTHQUAKE EARLY WARNING SYSTEM IN THE
SICHUAN-YUNNAN BORDER REGION

ID:6g-0003
SHAKE MAP ESTIMATION USING P WAVEAMPLITUDES AND REAL-TIME SEISMIC INTENSITIESFROM DENSE SEISMOMETER NETWORK*Takao Kagawa1
1.Tottori University[P02E28] Hazard Assessment_
Tsunami Disaster
Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 28
ID:5b-0001
PROBABILISTIC TSUNAMI HAZARD ASSESSMENT
ALONG THE ENTIRE JAPAN COASTLINES*Chaoyong Peng1, Qiang Ma 2, Peng Jiang3, Wenhui Huang4, Dake
Yang1, Hanshu Peng5, Jiansi Yang1*Rozita Jalali Farahani1, Jochen Woessner 2, Sreenivas Bingi3,
Manabu Masuda1

1.Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration, 2.Institute ofEngineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration, 3.Sichuan
Earthquake Administration, 4.Shenzhen Academy of Disaster Prevention andReduction, 5.Department of Monitoring and Prediction, China Earthquake
Administration

1.Risk Management Solutions Inc., CA, USA, 2.Risk Management Solutions
Inc., Switzerland, 3.Risk Management Solutions Inc.., India

ID:5b-0002

ID:6g-0004

ADVANCES OF TSUNAMI RISK REDUCTION FOR
FACILITIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE WORKS IN PERUDEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A
SEISMIC ALARM FOR GUATEMALA*Alberto Delgado1, Miguel Estrada 2, Cesar Jimenez3, Julio
Kuroiwa(RIP)2*Jorge Campo1, Pedro Arrivillaga 2, Victor Vargas2

1.Disaster Risk Reduction Peru International SAC, 2.National University ofEngineering - Lima - Peru, 3.National University of San Marcos - Lima - Peru

1. Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences Research Institute (in3),
Mariano Gálvez University of Guatemala., 2.School of Electronic Engineering,
Mariano Gálvez University of Guatemala.

ID:6g-0005
Fully convolutional network for P-wave arrival
detection and time picking using strong-motion data
in China*Jindong Song1, 2, Baorui Hou1, 2, Shanyou Li1, 2, Qiang Ma1, 2,
Dongwang Tao1, 2
1.Institute of Engineering Mechanics, China Earthquake Administration,
2.Key Laboratory of Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Vibration ofChina Earthquake Administration

ID:6g-0006
Dynamic identification of a reinforced concrete
structure by means of modal assurance distribution*Said Quqa1, Giacomo Bernagozzi1, Luca Landi1, Pier Paolo
Diotallevi1
1.University of Bologna

ID:5b-0005
PROBABILISTIC TSUNAMI HAZARD ASSESSMENT
ALONG THE COAST OF JAPAN: FAULT MODELS ANDTSUNAMI SIMULATION*Tadashi Kito1, Kenji Hirata 2, Hiroyuki Fujiwara 2, Hiromitsu
Nakamura 2, Nobuyuki Morikawa 2, Hisanori Matsuyama1, Nobuhiko
Toyama1, Kenshi Oshima1, Yasuhiro Murata3, Ryu Saito3, Shinichi
Akiyama4, Mariko Korenaga4, Yuta Abe 4
1.OYO Corporation, 2.National Research Institute for Earth Science andDisaster Resilience, 3.KOKUSAI KOGYO Corporation, 4.ITOCHU TechnoSolutions Corporation

ID:5b-0006
EFFECTS OF SPATIAL RESOLUTION IN
PROBABILISTIC TSUNAMI INUNDATION HAZARDASSESSMENT*Ryu SAITO1, Yasuhiro MURATA1, Tomoyuki SHIBUKI1, Tadashi
KITO2, Kenshi OSHIMA 2, Mariko KORENAGA3, Yuta ABE3, Hiromitsu
NAKAMURA4, Kenji HIRATA4, Hiroyuki FUJIWARA4Oct. 2nd (Sat)

1.Kokusai Kogyo Co.,Ltd., 2.OYO Corporation, 3.ITOCHU Techno-Solutions
Corporation, 4.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster
Resilience287

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ID:5b-0008
PROBABILISTIC INUNDATION HAZARD ANALYSISFOR THE SOUTHERN MEXICAN PACIFIC COAST*Edilson Fernando Salazar-Monroy 1, Leonardo Ramírez-Guzmán2,
Miguel Angel Jaimes2, Diego Melgar 3
1.Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México , 2.Universidad Nacional
Autónoma de México, 3.University of Oregon

ID:5b-0010
Tsunami Hazard evaluation with the Influence ofvulnerability due to strong motion for a structure bodyof river embankment*Kentaro Imai1, Kentaro Nakai2, Toshihiro Noda 2, Nobuo Arai2,
Shunji Iwama3, Hiroyuki Iwase 4, Toshitaka Baba5
1.Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology, 2.Nagoya
University, 3.Bousai Consultant Co., Ltd., 4.The Japanese Institute ofFisheries Infrastructure and Communities, 5.Tokushima University[P02E29] Source
Characterization_ Tsunami
Disaster
Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 29
ID:5a-0001
GLOBAL OPTIMIZATION OF NUMERICAL TWO-LAYER
MODEL USING OBSERVED DATA: A CASE STUDY OF
THE 2018 SUNDA STRAITS TSUNAMI*Kwanchai Pakoksung1, Anawat Suppasri1, Abdul Muhari2,
Syamsidik Syamsidik3, Fumihiko Imamura1
1.Tohoku University, 2.Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, 3.Universitas
Syiah Kuala-Indonesia

ID:5b-0012
On the probability of strong shaking during tsunami
inundation events*Hong Kie Thio1, Jascha Polet2
1.AECOM Technical Services, Los Angeles, 2.California State Polytechnic
University, Pomona

ID:5a-0002
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF EXPERIMENTS ANDANALYSES ON TSUNAMI GENERATION BY
HORIZONTAL CRUSTAL DEFORMATION*Yoko Michiguchi1, Yuta Mitobe2, Hideharu Sugino1, Hitoshi Tanaka3
1.Secretariat of Nuclear Regulation Authority, 2.Tohoku Gakuin University,
3.Tohoku University

ID:5b-0013
TSUNAMI HAZARD ASSESSMENT FOR THE WYLFANEWYDD NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS*Zygmunt Lubkowski , Jose Borrero , Tim Courtney
1

2

3

1.Arup, 2.eCoast, 3.formally Horizon Nuclear Power

ID:5b-0014
TSUNAMI SAFETY EVALUATION OF PUBLICBUILDINGS IN SHIZUOKA PREFECTURE,
JAPAN(PART2)*Bunji Ishikawa1, N Aono1, K Hoshino1, Y Suzuki1, T Suzuki1, T
Hirano1, Y Nakano2, J Sakuta3, S Motizuki4, T Yanagi5
1.Shizuoka Prefectural Government, 2.The University of Tokyo, 3.Horie Eng.
and Archi. Research Institute Co., 4.Mochizuki Architectural Firm, 5.
Shizuoka-Ken Construction Housing Community Building Center

ID:6a-0020
Probabilistic tsunami inundation assessment for the
maximum possible earthquake, the Sagami troughmegathrust earthquake in Japan*Yo Fukutani1
1.Kanto Gakuin University

ID:5b-0015
REVIEW OF MWP MAGNITUDE CORRECTIONS BASEDON THE ANALYSIS OF PTWC OPERATIONAL DATA*Victor Sardina1
1.Pacific Tsunami Warning Center / NOAA

[P02E30] Numerical Modelingand Application_ Seismic Lossand Risk Management
Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 30
ID:8d-0003
Seismic Vulnerability Analysis of Exposures by MeshBased Scenario Simulation and Application on Policy
Support*Bing-Ru Wu1
1.National Science and Technology Center for Disaster Reduction

Oct. 2nd (Sat)288

ID:8d-0004
PROBABILISTIC MODEL CLASS SELECTION AND
IDENTIFICATION OF NONLINEAR STRUCTURES*Ali Bakhshi1, Hamed Amini Tehrani1
1.Sharif University of Technology

ID:8d-0005

ID:8d-0014

The Study of Reinforced Concrete Coupled Walls with
the Simulation Approach

Surrogate Modeling for the Seismic Response
Estimation of Residential Wood Frame Structures*WEN-NAN CHANG1, Anna C Birely1*Joanna Zou1, D. P. Welch1, A. Zsarnoczay1, A. Taflanidis2, G. G.
Deierlein1

1.Texas A&M University

1.Stanford University, 2.University of Notre Dame

ID:8d-0006
MODELING POST-EARTHQUAKE LIFELINESERVICEABILITY BASED ON RECENT EARTHQUAKEDAMAGE IN JAPAN*Hiroki Kato1, Nobuoto Nojima1
1.Gifu University

ID:8d-0016
APPLICATIONS OF INFORMATION FIELD THEORY TO
BAYESIAN INFERENCE IN EARTHQUAKEENGINEERING*Aditya Pandey1, Ashmeet Singh2, Paolo Gardoni1
1.University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2.California Institute ofTechnology

ID:8d-0007
Bayesian Networks for Seismic Vulnerability
Assessment of Confined Masonry School Systems*Ahsana Parammal Vatteri1, Dina D'Ayala 2, Pierre Gehl3
1.PhD Student, University College London, 2.Professor, University College
London, 3.Expert in Earthquake Engineering, BRGM

ID:8d-0018
Application of a simplified nonlinear model to predict
seismic losses for infilled RC buildings at the territorial
scale*Maria Polese1, Marco Gaetani d'Aragona1, Andrea Prota1
1.University of Naples, Federico II

ID:8d-0009
SECOND-ORDER TWO-FIELD MIXED FORMULATIONFOR SEISMIC ANALYSIS OF SHEAR-CRITICAL RC
COLUMNS*Ashraf Ayoub , Dipankar Das
1

1

1.City, University of London

ID:8d-0010
STATE-DEPENDENT SEISMIC FRAGILITY VIAPUSHOVER ANALYSIS*Mabel Orlacchio1, Georgios Baltzopoulos1, Iunio Iervolino1
1.Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II

ID:8d-0011
QUANTIFYING THE UNCERTAINTY IN MODELING OF
RC WALLS*Carlos A Arteta1, 5, Gustavo Araujo1, Jefferson Piedrahita1,
Christopher L. Segura 2, Kristijan Kolozvari3, Albert Ortiz4, 5
1.Universidad del Norte, 2.National Institute of Standards and Technology,
3.California State University, Fullerton, 4.Universidad del Valle, 5.CEER- Colombian Earthquake Engineering Research Network

ID:8d-0020
A DECISION SUPPORT METHOD OF EFFECTIVE
EARTHQUAKE COUNTERMEASURES FORINFRASTRUCTURE CONTINUITY*Michiyo Soejima1
1.Obayashi Corporation

ID:8d-0021
Seismic Risk Analysis for Earthquake Soil StructureInteracting Systems*Boris Jeremic1, Hexiang Wang1, Han Yang1
1.University of California

ID:8d-0022
IMPACT OF SAMPLING TECHNIQUES ON
UNCERTAINTY PROPAGATION WITH NON-LINEAR
DYNAMIC ANALYSIS*Andrea Miano1, Hossein Ebrahimian1, Fatemeh Jalayer 1, Dimitrios
Vamvatsikos2, Andrea Prota1
1.University of Naples Federico II, 2.National Technical University of Athens

ID:8d-0012
DEPENDENCE OF TIME OCURRENCE AND THE
INFLUENCE ON SEISMIC RISK ANALYSIS IN LIMA
CITY

ID:9c-0031*Carlos Zavala1, Miguel Diaz1, Roy Reyna1*Weiwei Zhan1, Qiushi Chen1, Charng Hsein Juang2, Fasheng Miao3
1.Clemson University, 2.National Central University, 3.China University ofGeosciences

Oct. 2nd (Sat)

1.National University of Engineering - UNI Faculty of Civil Engineering- CISMID

Effects of liquefaction-affected ground motions onbuilding fragility curves289

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING[P02E31] Exposure andVulnerability 3_ Seismic Lossand Risk Management
Poster Presentation

ID:8d-0023
TESTING AND APPLICATION OF GEOSPATIALTECHNIQUES IN SEISMIC ENGINEERING*Rocio Romero Jaren1, Belen Benito1, Emrah Erduran2, Jose Juan
Arranz1
1.Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, 2.Oslo Metropolitan University

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 31

ID:8d-0025
SEISMIC VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF THE
PORTUGUESE ADOBE BUILDING STOCK

ID:8a-0046
The effect of retrofit intervention on empiricalvulnerability curves of Italian masonry buildings*Santa Anna Scala1, Carlo Del Gaudio1, Paolo Ricci1, Gerardo Mario
Verderame1, Andrea Prota1
1.University of Naples Federico II

Samar Momim1, *Holger Lovon1, Vitor Silva1, Romeu Vicente1, Tiago
Miguel Ferreira 2
1.RISCO, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Aveiro, 2.ISISE,
Department of Civil Engineering, University of Minho

ID:8d-0026

ID:8a-0047
SEISMIC VULNERABILITY OF TRANSPORTATIONNETWORKS AT URBAN SCALE. A DYNAMIC
MODELLING APPROACH

Protecting American Diplomatic Structures: A Seismic
Program Preview*Shane Maxemow1, David Keller 1
1.U.S. Department of State*AZUCENA ROMAN-DE LA SANCHA1, Rodolfo Silva1
1.Instituto de Ingeniería, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

ID:8a-0048
ANALYSIS OF SEISMIC RISK IN CENTRAL MEXICOINCLUDING INTERMEDIATE DEPTH EARTHQUAKES*ALONSO GOMEZ-BERNAL , Hugon Juarez-Garcia , Jonathan De
Anda-Gil1, Abraham Perez-Castro1
1

1

1.UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA METROPOLITANA

Poster Presentation

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 32
ID:9a-0001

ID:8a-0049
SIMPLIFIED ANALYTICAL METHODOLOGIES FORSEISMIC FRAGILITY ASSESSMENT OF RC BUILDINGSWITH INFILLS*Santa Anna Scala1, Paolo Ricci1, Carlo Del Gaudio1, FernandoGómez-Martínez2, Gerardo Mario Verderame1

AMBIENT VIBRATION TEST AND REAL-TIME WEBBASED PERMANENT MONITORING SYSTEM ASBACKBONES OF A SUCCESSFUL STRUCTURALHEALTH MONITORING SYSTEM*Farshad Mirshafiei1, Mehrdad Mirshafiei1, Ardalan Sabamehr 1

1.University of Naples Federico II, 2.University of Granada

1.Sensequake

ID:8a-0051

ID:9a-0003

OBSERVATIONAL FRAGILITY MODELS FOR MASONRYBULDINGS USING DAMAGE DATA FROM THE 2012EMILIA EARTHQUAKETime Control and Experimental Verification of IoT
based Structural Seismic Monitoring*Ji Dang1, Rongzhi Zuo1

*Elena Simoni , Nicola Buratti , Claudio Mazzotti , Antonio
Beniamino Costantino2

1.Saitama University

1.DICAM - University of Bologna, 2.Emilia-Romagna Regional Agency for
Territorial Safety and Civil Protection

ID:9a-0004

ID:8a-0052

Online retrofit catalogue and webtool for largescale
seismic upgrading

1

Oct. 2nd (Sat)290[P02E32] ICT and IoT_
Innovative Technology

11

Derivation of fragility curves for Italian RC buildings
from post-earthquake damage data
*Guido Magenes1, Annalisa Rosti1, Carlo Del Gaudio2, Marco Di
Ludovico2, Andrea Penna1, Maria Polese2, Andrea Prota 2, Paolo
Ricci2, Maria Rota3, Gerardo Mario Verderame2
1.University of Pavia, 2.Univeristy of Naples Federico II, 3.EUCENTRE
Foundation*Paul Simon Berendsen1, Jorge Muñoz-Barrantes1, Michiel
Visscher 1
1.Royal HaskoningDHV

ID:9a-0005

ID:10a-0027

Development Seismic Design Standard for
Rehanilitating Earthquake-Impacted Building using
Damper Technology

Damage and impacts from the 2018 M5.9 Port-dePaix, Haiti Earthquake*Hari Nurjaman , Agus Wantoro , Yudhi Dharmawan , Bambang
Boediono3, C A Tjiptohardojo3, Dicayosine Barus4, S Duan5, M Guo9,
Binsar Hariandja3, Lutfi Faizal 6, Suwito Suwito7, Dwi Dinariana812

2

1.Indonesian Association of Precast and Prestress Engineer, 2.Waskita Beton
Precast, Ltd., 3.Institut Teknologi Bandung, 4.Tensindo Kreasi Nusantara,Ltd., 5.Liuzhou Orient Engineering Rubber Product Co. Ltd., 6.Ministry of
Public Work and Housing, 7.Universitas Agung Podomoro, 8.Universitas
Persada Indonesia YAI, 9.Liuzhou OVM Engineering Machinery Co. Ltd.

ID:9a-0006
Qualification Test Procedure to Uncover theCharacteristics of MEMS Accelerometers*Alireza Taale1, Carlos Estuardo Ventura1, Jose Marti1, Ali Oveisy1
1.University of British Columbia*Janise Rodgers1, Garmalia Mentor-William1, Steeve Symithe2,Ronaldine Gilles3, Gefthe Devilme1, Jean-Henri Petit4, Rehtone
Jose 4, Ashley Morales-Cartagena5, Steve William 6
1.GeoHazards International, 2.Faculté des Sciences, Université d’Etat d’Haiti,
3.Laboratoire National du Bâtiment et des Travaux Publics, 4.Direction de laProtection Civile, 5.Pontificia Universidad Catolica Madre y Maestra, 6.
Association of Engineering Professionals for Haiti Reconstruction (APIRH)

ID:10a-0028
How virtual reconnaissance can support multidisciplinary in-field reconnaissance*Manouchehr Hakhamaneshi1, Erica C Fischer 2
1.California Department of Transportation , California State University-Easy
Bay, 2.Oregon State University

ID:10a-0030

ID:9a-0008
A Sensing System with High Accurate Time
Synchronization for Earthquake Observation and
Structural Health Monitoring of Structures*Narito Kurata

1

SEISMIC PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF THE
EXISTING AND RETROFITTED STONE MASONRYHOUSES IN NEPAL*Rohit Kumar Adhikari1, Dina D'Ayala1, Alastair Norris2
1.University College London, 2.Build Change

1.Tsukuba University of Technology

ID:10a-0032

ID:9a-0010
Component Test, Fracture simulation andExperimental study on Steel slit and shear panel forseismic resistance*Ferit - Gashi1, Franco - Bontempi, Francesco - Petrini
1.University of Rome "La Sapienza"

DAMAGES OF TELECOMMUNICATION FACILITIESDUE TO THE 2016 KUMAMOTO EARTHQUAKE*Masaru Okutsu1, Akira Ito1, Kouji Itasaka1, Minoru Tanaka1
1.Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp.

ID:10a-0038[P02E33] Recent Earthquakes
and Tsunami 2_ Lessons Learnt
from Earthquakes
Poster Presentation

Post-earthquake Clearinghouse Activations for Recent
U.S. Earthquakes*Maggie Ortiz-Millan1, Heidi Tremayne1, Charles Huyck 2
1.Earthquake Engineering Research Institute, 2.ImageCat Inc.

ID:10a-0039
Effects of Inclination Houses Induced by Liquefaction
on Health Problem in Recent Earthquakes in Japan

Oct. 2nd (Sat) / 9:00-21:00
Poster 33*Yuko Serikawa1, Masakatsu Miyajima1
1.Kanazawa University

ID:10a-0025
Impacts of the M7.1 November 30, 2018 Anchorage,
Alaska Earthquake on Schools

ID:10a-0041*Janise Rodgers , Wael Hassan , Christopher Motter , John
Thornley4

ON THE COLLAPSE OF THE LAS AMERICASOVERPASS DURING THE PEDERNALES EARTHQUAKEIN ECUADOR, ON APRIL 16, 2016

1.GeoHazards International, 2.University of Alaska, Anchorage,
3.Washington State University, 4.Golder Associates, Inc.

1.UNIVERSIDAD ESTATAL PENINSULA DE SANTA ELENA

1

2

3

*Jaime Fernando Argudo1

Oct. 2nd (Sat)291

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ID:10a-0042

ID:10a-0026

DAMAGE OF RESIDENTIAL SPACES IN THE
FEBRUARY 6TH 2018 HUALIEN EARTHQUAKE BY
QUESTIONNAIRE SURVEYSEISMIC PERFORMANCE ESTIMATION BY RESPONSEANALYSIS OF A BUILDING DAMAGED IN THE 2016
KUMAMOTO EARTHQUAKE*Keng-Chang Kuo1, Chuo-Fang Cai2, Ping-Chuan Hsieh1, Shi-Ying
Xu1*Joji Sakuta1, Tomohisa Mukai2, Hidekazu Watanabe2, Osamu
Kaneko3, Nobuhide Narita4

1.National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology, 2.Architecture
and Building Research Institute1.Horie Engineering and Architectural Research Institute Co.,Ltd, 2.Building
Research Institute, 3.Hiroshima Institute of Technology, 4.Toda Corporation

ID:10a-0043

ID:10a-0033

Damage classification of buildings following 7.3 Mw
Sarpol-e Zahab (Iran) disaster earthquake based onfield survey

ANALYSIS OF BUILDING DAMAGE IN ABIRA TOWNDUE TO THE 2018 HOKKAIDO EASTERN IBURIEARTHQUAKE, JAPAN*Mohammad Khanmohammadi1, Sina Sayadi Moghadam1, Majid
Eshraghi1*Kei Horie1, Ken Kawabe1, Munenari Inoguchi2, Masashi Matsuoka3,
Kazuaki Torisawa4, Wen Liu5, Fumio Yamazaki 6

1.Tehran University

1.MS&AD InterRisk Research & Consulting, Inc., 2.University of Toyama,
3.Tokyo Institute of Technology, 4.Kanto Gakuin University, 5.Chiba
University, 6.National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster
Resilience

ID:10a-0010
SEISMIC DAMAGE AT THE STATE OF MORELOS(MEXICO) DUE TO SEPTEMBER 19/2017
EARTHQUAKE

ID:10a-0044
IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS OF DAMAGE CAUSED BY THE
2018 EARTHQUAKES SEQUENCE TO THE NORTHLOMBOK HOSPITAL*Hans I. Archundia-Aranda1
1.Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana - Azcapotzalco*Adrien Pothon1

ID:10a-0011

1.AXA GIE

Protection of earthquake damaged “Japanese” roofs
by blue tarps (sheets) ~ A case study on the setting
condition of blue tarps ~ID:10a-0050*Koji Ichii1, Kensuke Maki, Takaaki Kanashima
1.Kansai university*Katherine Johnson1, Siamak Sattar 1, Christopher Segura1, Steven
McCabe1

ID:10a-0017

1.National Institute of Standards and Technology

DAMAGE TO REINFORCED CONCRETE SCHOOL
BUILDINGS BY 2016 KUMAMOTO EARTHQUAKE*Seitaro Tajiri , Toshimi Kabeyasawa , Toshikazu Kabeyasawa
1

1

Affiliation as of Full Paper submission
2

1.The University of Tokyo, 2.Tokyo Metropolitan University

ID:10a-0018
ANALYTICAL STUDY OF RC BUILDING WITH SOFTFIRST STORY DESIGNED AFTER 1981 AND DAMAGEDIN THE 2016 KUMAMOTO EARTHQUAKE*Ryo Wakamatsu1, Tomohisa Mukai2, Hideyuki Kinugasa1, Yoriyuki
Matsuda1
1.Tokyo University of Science, 2.Building Research Institute (BRI)

ID:10a-0023
A STUDY ON DAMAGE INVESTIGATION OF DAMEGED
BUILDING DUE TO THE 2016 KUMAMOTO
EARTHQUAKE

Oct. 2nd (Sat)292

Functional Recovery Lessons from 2018 Cook Inlet
Earthquake*Hidekazu Watanabe1, Tomohisa Mukai1, Joji Sakuta 2, Osamu
Kaneko3, Nobuhide Narita4
1.Building Research Institute, 2.HORIE Engineering and Architectural
Research Institute, Co.,Ltd, 3.Hiroshima Institute of Technology, 4.Toda
Corporation

Author Index
Authors

Sessions

ADJIZIAN-GERARD, Jocelyne

P28E28A. R., Vijayanarayanan

O02B04, P29E05, P30E17

ADNAN, S. M. Naheed

O01B01

A. RAD (ABDOLLAHIRAD), Mahdi O01C09

ADRIANO, Bruno

O01C05, P28E32, P29E28

A., Gautham

P01E11ADZHEMYAN, Arsen

O01C01A., Menon

O02B04

AFFAN, Muzailin

P28E29A., VEERAPANDI

P29E23

AFIF, Nabila

P28E26

ABARCA, Andres

O01C08, P01E31

AFIFI, Mohamed

O28C09, P01E07

ABASEYEV, Sergey

P01E27

AFROSE, Sadia

P29E28ABBIATI, Giuseppe

O29B08, O29C09

AGARWAL, Jitendra

O02A08ABD EL-GELIL, Mahmoud

P01E14AGATKAR, Akshay

P30E15ABDELBADIE, Abdullah

O29C06

AGEA-MEDINA, Noelia

O01A06, P28E30, P28E31

ABDELI-BISAFAR, Mehdi

O28D07AGGARWAL, Yati

O30B06

ABDO, Bashar

P28E02, P01E19

AGHABABAEI, Mohammad

O02A04ABDUWAHIT, A.

P02E02AGHAGHOLIZADEH, Mehrdad

P29E08

ABE, Chiaki

P30E13

AGHASHIRI, M. H.

P01E13

ABE, Daiki

O01C07AGHNIAEY, Nima

O30A02

ABE, Ikuo

P28E29AGOSTINHO, Joao

O28D01

ABE, Masashi

O27C07AGUILAR CALDERON, Luis A.

O02A12

ABE, Taiki

P29E33

AGUILAR, Leonel

P28E29

ABE, Takahide

P28E08, P01E18

AGUILAR, Zenon

P30E23

ABE, Takahiro

P01E18AGUIRRE, Benigno

O02A11, P30E26

ABE, Yuta

O29D03, P29E29, P02E28

AGUIRRE, Jorge

O01A07, O02A12

ABEGAZ, Ruth Ali

P29E21, P30E21

AGUIRRE, Paula

O29C04

ABINALES, ADAM CRUZ

P01E33

AHDI, S. K.

P29E02ABIRU, Tetsuo

P29E02, P02E04

AHDI, Sean

P01E03

ABO EL EZZ, Ahmad

P29E30

AHIR, NITESH

P01E26

ABRAHAM, Ann

P28E30

AHMADI, Ehsan

O01A02

ABRAHAMCZYK, Lars

O29D06, P30E14

AHMADINEZHAD, Adel

P02E23

ABRAHAMSON, Norman

O29A06, O29B12, O30A08

AHMED, Benazir Fatima

P30E22

ABRAHAMSON, NORMAN A.

O29A06, P29E08, P01E03

AHMED, Kamal

P29E06ABTAHI, Shaghayegh

P02E12

AHMED, Murshalin

O01B01, O02B04

ABU SOHEL, Kazi Mohamed

P01E14

AHMED, Reem

P01E07

ABU, Anthony

O30B10AIELLO, Carolina

P28E13, P28E15

ABURANO, Togo

P29E13, P01E20

AIELLO, Maria Antonietta

P02E21

ACAREL, Selcan Kaan

P28E07AIHARA, Masayo

O28B03

ACEITUNO, Diego

P29E05AIKAWA, Masanori

P30E20

ACERO MARTINEZ, Jose Alberto P01E15

AIKEN, Ian

O02A02, P28E15

ACEVEDO, Ana

O30D08AIZAWA, Naoyuki

P01E15ACEVEDO, Ana Beatriz

O29D06, O01C05, P29E28

AKAMA, Yuki

O28C01

ACEVEDO, Miguel

P29E01

AKBARI GARAKANI, Amir

P01E22

ACHARYA, Indra

O02B07

AKBARPOUR, Hamed

O23A06

ACHARYA, Surya Prassad

P29E25

AKBAS, Bulent

P30E03

ACHARYA, Vedatrayee

P02E08AKDENIZ, Inci

P29E04ACUNA ASENJO, Carlos Alberto

O30C08

AKEHASHI, Hiroki

P30E08ADACHI, Hiroyuki

P29E10

AKHARE, Ashish Ramdaspant

P28E06ADACHI, Ryoei

P01E31AKIBA, Yuta

P30E16ADALIER, Korhan

P29E24AKIIKE, Yuka

P28E07

ADAM, Christoph

O30C09, P28E30, P29E30

AKITA, Hiroshi

O28D05ADAMS, John

P01E01

AKITA, Tomofusa

P01E18ADAPA, Gautham

O29B05AKIYAMA, Mitsuyoshi

O29B07, O29D08, O02A08

ADEBAR, PerryO01B06, P02E05

AKIYAMA, Nobuhiko

P02E06ADHIKARI, Praveen Pratap

P29E05AKIYAMA, Shinichi

P02E28ADHIKARI, Rabindra

P28E12, P01E20

AKKAR, Sinan

P29E12ADHIKARI, Rohit Kumar

P30E30, P02E33

AKRAM, HAFIZ ZAIN

P30E07ADHIKARI, Sujan Raj

P01E04AKTER, Mahmud

P30E25, P01E23

ADHIKARY, Shrabony

P01E23

AKUTO, Nobuhiro

P29E16ADIBROTO, Fauna

O28B08AKUTSU, Tomihiro

O02A02ADIYANTO, MOHD IRWAN

P02E05293

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ALAM, M. Shahria

O28B02, O28D07, O29A08,

ALVES FERNANDES, Vinicius

P29E23

O29B04, O30D09, O02B01,

ALVEZ-FERNANDES, Vinicius

O30C04

P28E18, P02E12

ALWASHALI, Hamood

O29C12, O30C01, O02A01,

P01E27

ALAM, Moradi Shahria

P01E07

ALAM, Shahria

O02A07, P02E12

AMAGAI, Shuya

P01E32

ALAM, Z.

O30A07AMAKUSA, Yuta

P29E13

ALBERTO, Yolanda

O29B12, O29C04, O01C08

AMARAL, Miguel Ferreira

P29E05

ALBIN, Brian

O30A08AMAYA, Esteban Teodoro

P30E13

ALCAINO, Pablo

P01E15AMBOR, Michal

P28E16

ALCANTARA, Leonardo

P28E02, P01E02

AMBROSIO CAMAYO, Sergio

P30E16

ALCARAZ BARRANCO, JOSE

P30E23Junior

P01E15, P01E18, P02E19

AMBROSIO-MEIR, Anthony

O29B04

ALCOCER, Sergio M.

O29C12, P28E33, P30E19

AMER, Alia

P30E18ALDAMA SANCHEZ, Baruo

O30B04

AMIN, A. F. M. S.

P01E20

AMIN, A. F. M. S. Saiful

P30E19MAURICIO

Daniel
ALDEA, Alexandru

P29E20

AMIN, A. F. M. Saiful

O01B01ALDEA, Sofia

O29B04AMINI TEHRANI, Hamed

P02E30

ALEKSOVSKI, Grozde

O02B03AMIR GAREKANI, Amir

P30E10

ALEMAN, Juan

P28E14

AMO-ODURO, Desmond

O29D06

ALEMAYEHU, Robel Wondimu

O28D07ANABUKI, Takuya

O02A02

ALEMZADEH, Hassan

P01E10

ANAM, Iftekhar

O02B01, P01E18

ALENDE, Ivan

P29E12

ANASTASIADIS, A.

P28E17

ALESSANDRI, SILVIAO29C09

ANASTASIADIS, Anastasios

O28D06, O30C05

ALEXANDER, Nicholas A.

P30E19

ANASTASOPOULOS, Ioannis

O29C05ALGUACIL, Gerardo

P28E30

ANCHETA, Tim

O30D08, O01A11

ALI, Ahmer

O02A02

ANDAYA, Mary Wenzel A.

P01E01

ALINEJAD, Hamidreza

O30A13

ANDERSEN, Lars Vabbersgaard

O29B08ALISJAHBANA, Irene

O02A11, P28E30

ANDERSON, Donald

O30D01ALIZADEH, Saeid

O30A03, P02E06, P02E11

ANDERSON, John G.

O29A06

ALJUHMANI, Ahmad Ghazi

O30C01, O02A07, P01E15

ANDO, Shoichi

P28E29, P29E20

AL-JUNDI, Hamza

P28E02

ANDRAWES, Bassem

O29A08

AL-JUNDI, Sohaib

P28E02

ANDRE, Hugo

P30E25ALKAN, Mehmet Akif

P29E01

ANDREOTTI, Guido

P01E11

ALLA, Kranthikumar Reddy

P02E22

ANDREOTTI, Roberto

O29C09, P30E13

ALLAHDADIAN, Saied

O29B04

ANGSTER, Stephen

O29A06ALLAW, Kamel

P28E28ANGULO, Carmen

P01E20

ALLEN, Trevor

P01E01ANGULO, Eduardo Reinoso

O02B03

ALLMANN, Alexander

O01A12ANGULO-BROWN, Fernando

P02E03

AL-MAHAIDI, Riadh

O28D02

ANIC, Filip

P30E14, P02E13

AL-MAMUN, Abdullah

P01E20ANSARI, M.

P30E14

ALMARAZ, Simon

P28E31ANSARI, Mojtaba

O29C05

ALMASABHA, Ghassan

P29E06, P01E15

ANSARY, Mehedi A.

O29A03, P02E04

ALMAZAN, Jose

P28E13ANTONELLI, MarcoO29B08

ALMAZAN, Jose Luis

O02B07, P29E19, P30E15, P01E10,

ANTONIADIS, Ioannis

O29C09P02E17ANZLIN, Andrej

P30E14

ALMETER, Ed

O29A07, P01E06

AOCHI, Hideo

O29C10

ALMETER, Edward

O30A06

AOCHI, Tomoya

P01E33

ALMORA MATA, David

O02A12

AOI, Atsushi

P28E32

ALMUFTI, Ibrahim

O30A08

AOI, Shin

O29B06, P28E02, P29E01,

ALMUTAIRI, Abdullah

O28C02

AL-SAMMARI, Aala

P01E18

AOKI, Masashi

P28E03, P29E02, P30E01

AL-SUBAIHAWI, Safwan

O29B08

AOKI, ShunP02E17

ALTAF, Omer

P29E24

AOKI, Takashi

P28E13, P30E14

ALTAY, Okyay

P29E16

AOKI, Takayoshi

O02B01, P29E22, P29E33

ALTINDAL, Abdullah

P01E01

AONO, N.

P02E28

ALVA, Jorge

O01A07, P29E03

AONO, Naomi

P30E28ALVARADO, David

P30E01, P02E04

AONO, Sho

O28C01ALVAREZ REYES, Ronald

P29E28

AOTA, Ryosuke

O29A03AOUDE, Hassan

O30A02

Stephan

294

O02B01, P29E09, P30E21,

ALAM, MD. Nurul

P29E28, P29E29

ALVAREZ, Edna Gabriela

P28E02AOYAGI, Satoshi

O29C11ALVAREZ, Luis Guillermo

P28E03APOSTOLAKI, Stefania

P29E30APOSTOLSKA, Roberta

P29E13ASAOKA, Akira

P29E02

ARAI, Hiroshi

P29E02ASAOKA, Yuna

P28E04

ARAI, Kensuke

P30E02

ASARI, Kazushige

P30E06

ARAI, Nobuo

P30E31, P02E28

ASATSUMA, Eisaku

O28B10

ARAI, Toshiaki

O29D04, P28E04

ASAYAMA, Satoshi

P29E09

ARAI, Yuichiro

P30E06ASFAW, Amedebrhan M.

O28D07ARAKI, Go

P29E02ASGARIAN, Amin

O30C07ARAKI, Hideo

O28D02

ASHIDA, Yosuke

P01E07ARAKI, Keita

O30D01

ASHKANI, Kianosh

O28C02ARAKI, Mika

P28E26

ASHTANY, Mohsen

O01C08ARAKI, Yasuhiro

P28E04, P28E13, P29E05, P02E06

ASIMAKI, Domniki

O30A12ARAKI, Yoshikazu

O02B07ASKAN, Aysegul

P01E01, P01E16

ARAKI, Yuko

O28B03

ASRURIFAK, Mohammad

O29D05

ARANDA, Carolina

P28E30ASTEN, Michael

P01E01

ARAUJO, Gustavo

P02E30

ASTROZA, Rodrigo

O28D07, O29B12, P29E01,

ARAUJO, William

P02E04

ARAYA, V.

P28E28

P29E10, P29E14
ASTUDILLO, Bryam

P30E14

ARBOLEDA-MONSALVE, Luis G. O29C05, O30A07

ASTUDILLO, Pablo

P28E09

ARCE, Jose Carlos

P28E33ATAKAN, Kuvvet

P01E33

ARCENTALES, Isabel

O28B08ATALIC, Josip

P28E33, P30E30, P01E20

ARCHBOLD, Jorge

O29C01

ATES, Erkan

P29E01

ARCHER, Graham

P02E20ATHANASIOU, Anastasia

P02E15

ARCHUNDIA-ARANDA, Hans I.

P02E33ATHANASOPOULOU , Adamantia P01E33

ARCHUNDIA-ARANDA, Hans

P28E33ATMACA, Gencay

O30D07, P28E06

ATSUSHI, Nishimoto

O29B07

ATSUZAWA, Eito

O30C01ATTARY, Navid

O30A08Israel
ARCHUNDIA-ARANDA, Hans

O30C08IsrraelARELLANO MENDEZ, Eduardo

O28D08

AU, Francis T. K.

O29C07, O30B09

ARENDT, LucyP29E25

AVCI, Muammer

O29B08ARENDT, Lucy A.

P28E33AVELLANEDA RAMIREZ, Raul E. P02E05

ARGHAVANI, Mahban

P29E25AVENDANO, Jenny

P01E11

ARGUDO, Jaime Fernando

P02E33AVIRAM, Ady

P28E17

ARIFIN, Fransiscus Asisi

O28B10AVITAL, Shlomi

P30E12

ARIGA, Jun

P30E13

AVOURIS, Nikolaos

P01E33

ARIGA, Yoshiaki

P28E09, P01E11, P02E10

AVRAMOSKA, Marina

P02E13

ARIKAWA, Taro

P01E33

AYALA HERNANDEZ, Mauricio

O02A12

ARMAND, Gregorius Marco

P29E11AYALA, A. Gustavo

O29C04ARNOLD, D.

P29E20AYALA, Gustavo

O30C06, P01E06

ARNOLD, DavidP28E20AYDIN, Ersin

P01E09ARRANZ, Jose Juan

P02E31

AYOUB, Ashraf

P28E05, P28E14, P29E04, P02E30

ARREDONDO VELEZ, Cesar

O02B03

AZAR, Sarah

O28D06AZARBAKHT, Alireza

P02E01

Augusto
ARRIVILLAGA, Pedro

P02E27AZIMINEJAD, Armin

O28B01

ARROSPIDE, Felipe

O01C08AZUHATA, Tatsuya

O29B01, P29E05, P30E20,

ARROYO, Orlando

P30E17

ARSLAN, Onur

P01E14AZUMA, Hiroki

P30E30ARSLAN, Safa

P29E01AZUMA, Kisaburo

P28E10ARSLANTURKOGLU, Safak

O02B04AZUMA, Takashi

P28E01ARSYAD, Ardy

O01B07AZUMI, Yoshiharu

P28E04ARTETA, Carlos A.

P29E08, P02E30

AZZARA, Riccardo

P29E20

ARYA, Behnam

P02E07

BA RAHIM, Amr

O01B01

ARYAL, Subash

P28E12

BABA, Nozomu

P02E06ARYANTO, Aris

P28E04

BABA, T.

O02B08ASADA, Hayata

P30E06

BABA, Toshitaka

P02E28ASADA, Hayato

P30E06

BABA, Yuki

O30D07ASAHINA, Ryo

P28E17BABAEI, Sasan

O29B07

ASAI, Tatsuya

O29D01, P29E06, P01E18, P01E33

BABIC, Anze

O02B08, P28E31

ASAI, Yasuhiro

P29E01BABUKAS, Emmanuil

P01E20

ASAI, Yoichi

O29D04BADAL, Prakash Singh

P01E06ASAKA, Hiroyuki

P28E09BADARO-SALIBA, Nada

P28E28ASANO, Kimiyuki

O30A12, O01A07, P30E01

BADILLO, Jorge W.

P28E17ASANO, Takashi

P01E07BADRALEXI, Apostolia

P29E30

P01E06, P01E19

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BADRI, Ramin Ketabfrouh

P01E14BARIS, Serif

P01E01BADRY, RAVI SHANKAR

P28E23BARJASTEH, Arash

P02E04

BAE, Chang-Jun

P28E13BARNABA, Matteo

P01E03

BAE, Jae Hoon

O28D07BARNARD, Aleece

P02E21

BAEI, Mahmoud

P02E09BARNES, Alex

O29B04BAENA, Marcela

O01A07BARONE, Stefano

P28E16, P01E10

BAETU, Sergiu Andrei

P30E19BARRANTES, Jose Antonio

P30E23

BAEZ, Jose

P30E33

BARRERA, Maria J.

P29E28BAGATINI CACHUCO, Fabricio

O30D01BARRIAS, Antonio

P29E32BAGHERI, Hamed

O29C12, O01B06, P30E14

BARRIERE, Melissa

O29C07BAHERAMSJAH, Ricky

P30E28BARROS, Jose

P02E13

BAHUGUNA, Naveen

P02E03BARTA, Timea

O30D08

BAI, Jong-Wha

P01E19BARUS, Dicayosine

P02E32

BAI, Wen

P01E11, P01E14, P02E10

BARUTZKI, FrankO30C07

BAI, Y.

O29D04BARUWAL, Rewati

P28E12

BAI, Yu

P28E13

BAS, Elif Ecem

O29B08

BAI, Yu-Lei

P30E22BASDOGAN, Cagri

P30E19

BAI, Yuzhu

P01E03, P02E01

BASEREH, Sina

O02B04

BAIGUERA, MarcoO30B11BASHIR, Khalid

P02E22BAIRAN, Jesus Miguel

O30C06

BASKOTA, Ayush

O28B08, P29E26

BAIRD, Andrew

O01C09, P28E32

BASONE, Francesco

O29C09BAJAJ, SHWETA

P29E33BASSAL, Patrick C.

P30E24BAJPAI, Kunwar K.

O28B08BATALHA, Nadia

P01E31BAKALIS, Konstantinos

O29C01BATTAGLIA, Lidia

P29E09

BAKER , Jack W.

P28E02BAUNE, Darren

O29B04

BAKER, Alexander

P02E08BAUSCH, Doug

O02B08

BAKER, Jack

O01A06, O02A08

BAUTISTA, Pedro

P02E04

BAKER, Jack W.

O01B09, O02A06, P28E22

BAY, Cristian

P01E19BAKHSHI, Ali

P28E27, P02E30

BAYBULATOV, Khayrilla

P30E22

BAL, Ahmet

O30B10BAYLESS, Jeff

P29E01

BAL, Ihsan Engin

P01E14BAZAEZ, Ramiro

O29B04, P29E14, P30E12

BALAN, Florin

O01C11BAZAN, Jorge L.

P28E13, P01E05

BALAN, Nipun

O02A11BAZARCHI, Ehsan

P29E09BALLINAS, Eriberto

P30E11BAZZURRO, Paolo

O29C01BALSAMO, Alberto

O30C07BAZZURRO, Paolo F.

O30B06BALTAY, Annemarie

O29A06BEAUVAL, Celine

P01E03, P02E01

BALTZOPOULOS, Georgios

P28E05, P02E30

BEAZLEY, Peter

O01C09, P28E32

BAMBAREN, Celso

P29E27

BEBAMZADEH, Armin

O29C12, O01B06, O01C09,

BAN, Xinlei

P28E16

BANAZADEH, Mehdi

O30D08

BECK, EliseP28E28BANDAY, Jan Mohammad

P28E11

BECKER, Tracy C.

O29B01, O29C07

BANDELT, Matthew J.

O01A02BEDRINANA, Luis Alberto

P01E15BANDO, Naoya

P02E23

BEGALIEV, Ulugbek

P30E20BANERJEE, Suman

P29E32

BEGALIEV, Ulugbek Turdalievich P01E06

BANEZ, Sherry

O02B08

BEHL, NITIN

P28E31, P29E19

BANICEK, Maja

P28E33, P01E20

BEHROUZI, Anahid

O28D08, P28E33

BANTHIA, N.

O30B07

BEIJI, S.

O02A11BANUELOS, Francisco Hector

P01E06

BEITER, Clemens

O28B10

BANUSHI, Gersena

O29C04

BEKMIRZAYEV, Diyorbek

P30E22

BAO, Feng

P02E03

BELAND, Thierry

O28B09

BAO, Xin

P28E23

BELINI, Silvio

O28C07

BAO, Yu

P02E21

BELLERI, Andrea

O29A07, O02B04

BAPTIE, Brian

P28E02BELLOTTI, Davide

O01C08, P01E31

BAPTISTA, Maria Ana

O01B04

BELMAR, Leonardo

O28D07BARACCANI, S.

P28E04

BELTRAN, Juan Felipe

O28D07, O01A02

BARAN, Eray

P30E06BELVIN, Robert

P28E15BARASCHINO, Roberto

P28E05

BENABDELOUED, Nassim Y. N.

P28E31BARBAGALLO, Francesca

O30B10, P30E21

BENAVENT, AMADEO

P30E01BARBOSA, Andre

P30E05BENAVENT-CLIMENT, Amadeo

O01A03, O01C03, P29E13

BARBOSA, Andre R.

O02A04

BENAVIDES, Raul Heredia

P02E08BARBU-MOCANESCU, Daniel

P30E18BENDAPUDI, Haritha Pallavi

P02E10

BARD, Pierre-Yves

P01E03, P02E01

Venkata

P28E30, P30E10, P30E21, P02E20

BENEDETTI-LEONELLI, Franco

O01C02BILLAH, Muntasir

P28E11BENITEZ, Diego

P28E02

BILLINGTON, Sarah L.

O01A02BENITO, Belen

P28E30, P30E30, P02E31

BILOTTA, Antonio

P30E04BENITO, Maria Belen

P28E33, P02E01

BINDER, Justin

O23A06, O28C09, P29E13

BENNANI, Hamza Kella

O29C09BINDI, Dino

P28E02

BENTO, Rita

P29E21, P01E19

BINGI, Sreenivas

P02E28BENYOUCEF, Abdelkader

O29D01

BIONDINI, Fabio

O28C02, P29E09

BENZONI, Gianmario

O01C01

BIRELY, Anna C.

P02E30

BERENDSEN, Paul Simon

P02E32

BIRO, Talhan

P28E27

BERGER, Julien

O30C04

BIRO, Yesim

P30E03

BERMAN, Jeffrey

O27C07, O30D10, O01A03

BISCOMBE, Lauren

O29C01, O29D07, P30E15

BERMAN, Jeffrey W.

O27C07, O02B04, P30E06

BISHOP, Erik

P29E25

BERMAN, Marc W.

P29E11BISKINIS, Dionysis

P30E04

BERMUDEZ, CARLOS ALBERTO P02E06

BISTA, Manoj Kumar

O02B07, P30E01

BERNABEU, Alejandro

P30E16BITAR, Ibrahim

O30C04, O02A02

BERNAGOZZI, Giacomo

P02E27

BITSUAMLAK, Girma

O02A07BERNAL, Gabriel Andres

O30D08BLACK, Cameron

O02A02, P28E15

BERNAL-ZULUAGA, Andres

P30E10BLAGOJEVIC, Nikola

P29E25, P29E25

BLAIN, Christophe

O30C04
P01E09Mauricio
BERRYMAN, Kelvin

O01C11BLANDON, John

BERTERO, Agustin

O30A08BLANDON-URIBE, Carlos Andres P30E10

BERTERO, Raul

O30A08BLANEY, Colin

O29A09BERTON, Edouard

P30E22BLASI, Gianni

P02E21

BERTRAND, Etienne

P29E20BLOMGREN, Hans-Erik

O30A03BESKHYROUN, Sherif

O29C03BLONDET, Marcial

P30E19, P02E13

BESKOS, Dimitri

P01E06

BO, Shan Jing

P28E24

BESKOS, DIMITRI E.

P01E17

BOBENHAUSEN, Catherine

O29A09BESSASON, Bjarni

P29E31BODENMANN, Lukas

P29E30BESSASSON, Bjarni

P02E01

BODUROGLU, BasakP28E20BETANCOUR, Nelson

O28B02

BOEDIONO, Bambang

P02E32BEYER, Katrin

O30B07, O30C08, P02E14

BOEN, Teddy

O29C01BEZABEH, Matiyas

O02A07

BOGATI, Kuber

P29E25BHALKIKAR, Aniket

P28E22, P28E32

BOGDANOVIC, Aleksandra

O29C12, O30C07, P29E13

BHANDARY, Netra Prakash

P29E20

BOJADJIEV, Jordan

P28E21BHANU, Vishvendra

P28E08

BOJADJIEVA, Julijana

O29D05, P29E24, P01E23

BHARATHI, M.

O30C05

BOLOGNINI, Davide

O28B10, P30E14BHASKER, Rohan

O29D01

BOMPA, Dan

P02E20BHATTA, Jitendra

O28B10, P02E21

BONATI, Antonio

P28E13, P28E15, P30E04

BHATTA, Laxmi Prasad

P29E25

BONESSIO, Noemi

O02A09BHATTACHARYA, Subhamoy

P02E05, P02E23

BONFIGLIO, Janna

P28E24, P30E23

BHATTARAI, Kapil

P29E30

BONG, Michelle Diana

P29E28BHATTARAI, Mukunda

P29E02, P02E01, P02E04

BONGHO, Cho

P28E13

BHATTARAI, Shova Ram

P29E30

BONI, Maria Pia

P29E30BHATTARAI, Sunita

P02E01

BONILLA, Fabian

P28E03BHETWAL, Krishna Kumar

O01B01

BONKOWSKI, Piotr Adam

P01E14BHOWMIK, Susmita

P29E16

BONNEY, Matthew

P29E08BHUIYA, MM. R.

P02E04BONOWITZ, David

O29A09BHUIYAN, A. R.

O30A07

BONTEMPI, Franco

P02E32BHUNIA, Dipendu

P30E17

BOONYAPINYO, Virote

O01C06

BI, Kaiming

O28B02

BOOTH, Edmund

O29A07

BI, KAIMING BI

P30E11

BORA, ATULO02A12

BIANCHI, Federica

P28E21

BORAH, Bonisha

P02E07

BIANCHI, Simona

O28B10, O29C12, O01B09

BORAH, Niranjan

O29B06

BIANCO, Nicola

P29E19BORGAONKAR, P. K.

P01E33

BIASI, Glenn P.

O29A06BOROSCHEK, Ruben Luis

O01A03

BIJELIC, Nenad

O27C07, O30C09, P28E30,

BORRERO, JoseP02E28

P29E30BORZI, Barbara

O01C08, O01C11, P29E31, P01E31

BIJUKCHHEN, Subeg

P29E02BORZOUIE, Jamaledin

O29C01BIKMAEV, Rais

P29E32BOSCO, Melina

O30B10, P30E21

BILAL, Kamel

P30E06

BOSE, PRATIMA RANIP28E31, P29E19

BILIONIS, Ilias

O30C09

BOSE, S.

P29E21BOSNJAK, Josipa

O30A07BILLAH, Abu Hena Md. Muntasir P30E12, P02E12297

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BOSSHART, Delia

P30E14

BULAJIC, Borko

O29D06BOSSU, Remy

O01C11

BULL, DesP02E06BOSTON, MeganO29D06, O02B08

BULLOCK, Zach

P29E24

BOTERO-JARAMILLO, Eduardo

P28E24, P01E24

BUNIYA, Mustafa

P30E05BOTHARA, Jitendra

P01E19BURATTI, Nicola

O30A02, P29E09, P02E31

BOTHARA, Jitendra Kumar

O30C08BURGOS, Camila

P28E04

BOTT, Jacqueline

P30E01BURGUENO, Rigoberto

O30C01BOUAANANI, Najib

O28B09, P29E04

BURKS, Lynne Schleiffarth

P29E28BOULANGER, Ross W.

P30E24BURLON, Sebastien

P30E23

BOURAHLA, Nouredine

O29C03BURNWAL, MONU LAL

O30C05BOURAHLA, Yasser

O29C03

BURSI, Oreste

O29C09

BOURDEAU, Celine

P29E01BURSI, Oreste S.

O29C09, P30E13

BOURNAS, Dionysios

O01C02, P28E21

BURSI, Oreste Salvatore

O29C09

BOUSHEHRI, Reza

P01E23

BURTON, Henry

P28E32, P29E25, P01E06

BOUSIAS, Stathis

O28D08, O02A09

BURTON, Henry V.

O30D09, O02A11, P28E31, P02E06

BOUSIAS, Statis

P01E33

BURTON, M. DavidP02E21

BOUTIN, Claude

P29E32

BUSCHIAZZO, Tommaso

O29A03

BOVE, Oriol

P30E14

BUSTOS, Simon

P28E22

BOZHINOVSKI, Zhivko Ljube

P02E13

BUTENWEG, Christoph

O29C09, O30C08, O01B01,

BOZINOVSKI, Zivko

P29E13

BOZORGNIA, Yousef

O01A07, O01C08, P01E03

BUTRY, David T.

P29E25BOZZO, Guillermo

P30E14BUXTON, Rob

O01C11BOZZO, Luis

P30E14, P01E06, P01E15

C, GOPINATH

P01E06

BRAND, Johannes

O30D08C. V. R., Murty

P30E17

BRANDENBERG, S.

P29E02CABALLEROS, Anna

P29E03

BRANDENBERG, Scott

P01E14CABANILLAS, JORGE LUIS

P30E01

BRANDENBERG, Scott J.

O28B05CABAS, Ashly

P01E22

BRAS, Isabel

O28D01CABRERA, Tamara

P01E31BRAVO, Alejandra

P28E33CACCIOLA, Pierfrancesco

O29A07, P28E05, P29E20

BRAVO-HARO, Miguel

O01A01

CAI, Chuo-Fang

P02E33

BRAVO-HARO, Miguel A.

O01B06

CAI, Jianguo

O29C03

BRAVO-HARO, Miguel AngelO01A03

CAI, Kejian

O30D07

BRAX, Marlene

P02E01

CAI, Xiaoguang

P01E24

BRAY, Jonathan

P30E24

CAI, Xue-Song

P02E23

BRAY, Jonathan D.

P29E24

CAI, Zhen

O02B07

BRECHWALD, DanaP29E25

CAICEDO DIAZ, Daniel Alejandro P01E09, P02E09

BREISS, Hilal

P28E02

CAICEDO, Juan

O28C07

BRENA, Sergio

P01E18

CAKA, Deniz

P01E01BRENNAN, Andrew

O01B07CAKTI, Eser

P29E31

BRESAOLA, Giorgio

P28E16, P29E12CALABRESE, Andrea

P30E19

BRIGGS, Nicholas E.

P02E05

CALCADA, Rui

P30E12

BRISEGHELLA, Bruno

P30E14CALDERON, Alejandro

O29D06, O30D08

BRITO, Jose

P01E09CALDERON, Cinthia

O02A06, P29E03

BRITO, Miguel Benjamin

O29B07CALDERON, Diana

O02A06

BROCCARDO, Marco

P29E30, P30E14CALDERON, Francisco

P01E19BRODERIC, Brian

O29C12CALIO', Ivo

P29E20

BRODERICK, Brian

O28B01, O30A06

CALLUS, Celia

O01C11

BROTAMONTE, IranO02A12CALVI, Gian Michele

O28B10, O29A08, O30C07,

BROUGHTON, MarkO02B04BROWN, Justin

P28E15CALVI, P.

P30E14BROWN, Lonn

P01E04CALVI, Paolo M.

P29E11BRUIJN, Jens de

O30D08CALVI, Paolo Martino

O30D10

BRUNEAU, Michel

O30A03, P01E15

CAMARA, Alfredo

O29C07

BRUNESI, Emanuele

O28B10, O28D07, P28E09, P02E11

CAMPANELLA, V.

P28E04

BRUNSDON, DaveO30C09CAMPBELL, Jaime

P28E20

BRUSCHI, ELEONORA

O30D10

CAMPO, Jorge

P02E27BRZEV, Svetlana

O29D06, P29E26, P30E20

CAMPOS, Lissette

P30E06BUCCELLA, Nathan

O30D09CAMPOS, Raul Eduardo

P02E05BUCKLE, Ian George

O01B04CANDEIAS, P. X.

O01B09BUCKREIS, T.

P29E02CANDEIAS, PauloO30C08BUDHATHOKI, Nama

O02A08CANDIA, Gabriel

O29B05, O29C04

BUENDIA, Luis Manuel

O30B02CANESSA, Silvia

O01C07

P01E31

O01C08, P30E14, P30E23, P01E11

CANO, Marco Chavez

P29E20

CELANO, Francesca

O29C09CANOU, Jean

P28E24CELENTANO, Diego

P30E17CANTISANI, Gaetano

P02E08CELIK, Oguz C.

O30B10CANUTI, CLAUDIA

P29E20CELIK, Oguz Cem

O30B10

CAO, Changhu

P29E03

CENGIZ, Cihan

P30E14

CAO, Jixing

P28E11

CENGIZ, Cihang

P30E14

CAO, Liang

O29B08CENTENO, Jose

P28E08

CAO, Liling

O01A03

CERVERA BRAVO, Jaime

P28E33

CAO, Yingri

P29E28CERVIO, Marco

P02E07

CAO, Zelin

P28E03, P30E02

CETIN, Huseyin

P01E09CAPACCI, Luca

O28C02, P29E09

CH., Hareen B. V.

O01B01CAPDEVIELLE, Sophie

P02E13CHACON, Matias

O30C01CAPRILE, Max

P28E09CHACON, Matias Fernando

P30E17CAPRINOZZI, Stefano

O29C09CHAI, Juin-Fu

O02A02, O02A09

CAPUTO, Antonio Casimiro

O29C09CHAI, Shaofeng

P28E24

CARBAJAL GAMARRA, Felix

P02E08

CHAI, Winston

O29B04, P30E20

CHAILLAT, Stephanie

O29C10CHAIMONGKHOL, Chananun

P29E30CHAKRABARTY, Arnob

O30D06

MartinCARDENAS FERNANDEZ,

O30C08AlexanderCARDONA, Omar Darío

O30D08CHAKRABORTY, Anirban

O02A06CARDONE, D.

O28D09CHAKRABORTY, Sanjukta

P02E21CARDONI, Alessandro

O28B08, O28D03, O01A02,

CHALARCA, Bryan

O28D09

P28E11, P29E20, P29E28

CHALERMTHAI, Jamaluddin

P30E04

CARES, David

O01A03

CHALISE, Saroj

P01E05CARHART, N.

O02A11

CHALLAGULLA, Surya Prakash

P02E21CARLTON, Brian

O28B05, P01E22

CHAMLAGAIN, Deepak

O01A07, O02B07, P30E01

CAROFILIS, Wilson Wladimir

P29E19, P30E20

CHAMORRO, Alondra

O29C04

CARR, Athol JamesP29E17, P30E09

CHAN, Carrol

O02A11CARRILLO, Julian

P29E05, P30E17, P30E21

CHAN, Chung-Han

P30E01CARRION-CABRERA, Homero

O30A03

CHAN, Iathong

P29E18, P01E08, P02E06

CARSON, Daniel

P28E20

CHAN, Nicholas

O01B06, O01C03

CARTIER, Stephane

P28E28CHAN, Peng-Tai

P02E07

CARUSO, Martina

P28E21

CHAN, Tak-Ming

P30E13CARYDIS, Panayotis

P28E33

CHAN, Wang-wen

O30B09CASAS, Diana

P29E03

CHANCHAY, Diego Marcelo

P02E12

CASAS, Diana Maciel

P02E04

CHAND, Biswajit

P28E04

CASAS, Joan R.

P29E32

CHANDRA, Trishit

P01E05

CASAS, Nina

O29C12

CHANDRAMOHAN, Reagan

P28E08, P29E30

CASSESE, Paolino

P30E04CHANEVA, Jordanka

O29D05, P29E24, P01E23

CASTELLANO, Maria Gabriella

O28D08, P30E16

CHANG, Chaoyu

O01A07CASTILLO, Joel

P28E14

CHANG, Cheng

P02E11CASTILLO, Paulo

P28E20

CHANG, Chia-Ming

O28D09CASTRO PARRA, Gerardo

O02A12CHANG, Chunho

O23A06CASTRO, Jose Miguel

P28E31, P29E21, P01E19, P01E31

CHANG, Chyuan

O29C03

CASTRO, Jose Miguel de Freitas O01A01

CHANG, HAKJONG

P28E31, P29E18

CASTRO, Juan Jose

P29E09, P02E11

CHANG, Heui-Yung

P01E15, P01E19

CASTRO, Sebastian

O29C04, O01C08

CHANG, Kai-Chun

P30E12CASTRO-CRUZ, DavidO29B06CHANG, Kai-Yueh

P28E17CASTRO-CRUZ, David Alejandro O28D06

CHANG, Kristen

P29E24

CASUSOL IBERICO, German

CHANG, Kuo-Chun

O29B04, O30D07

CHANG, WEN-NAN

P02E30

P02E08Fernando
CATERINO, Nicola

P28E13, P28E15, P01E06

CHANG, Yung-Chin

P01E15

CATHI-DEZHA, Jovanni

P30E22CHANG, Zhiwang

P02E02CATTARI, Serena

O29A03, O30C07, O01C02,

CHAO, KUO-HUNG

O30B04, P30E12

P02E21

CHAO, Shih-Ho

P30E13, P01E15, P02E13

CATTEROU, Thomas

P01E18

CHAO, Shu-Hsien

O01C07CAVALIERI, Francesco

O30C05, P28E21

CHAPLAIN, Myriam

P01E18CAVALLINI, L.

P28E04CHARATPANGOON, Bhuddarak

O29B12, P29E02

CAVERZAN, Alessio

P01E33

CHARKAS, Hasan

P28E09CECILIO, Victor

P30E11CHARLESON, Andrew

P28E26

CEDILLOS, Veronica

P29E25CHARUSIRI, Punya

O28D06, P01E01

CEFERINO, Luis

O01A06, P28E30, P29E27

CHASE, J. Geoffrey

P28E31, P29E30

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17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERINGCHASE, James Geoffrey

P28E06, P30E09

CHEN, YUP28E02CHATZIDAKI, Akrivi

P30E12, P01E31

CHEN, Yu-Chih

O29C03CHATZIGOGOS, Charisis

O29C10

CHEN, Yue

O30D07, P01E20

CHEN, Yumin

P28E24

Theodorou

300

CHATZIS, Manolis N.

P02E11, P02E21

CHEN, Yun

P29E16CHAUDHURI, Chaidul HaqueP30E23

CHEN, Yung-Tsang

P01E08CHAULAGAIN, Rabin

P30E19CHEN, Yuyan

O28B01CHAVEZ, Marcos Mauricio

P29E20

CHEN, Zhaotao

O29D07

CHE, Ailan

O28D06

CHEN, ZHENGLE

P30E08CHELLINI, Giuseppe

P29E20

CHEN, Zhengwei

O28D05

CHEN, Baochun

P02E12

CHENG, Bei

P28E21

CHEN, BO

P30E31CHENG, Chin-Tung

P01E15

CHEN, Bo-Lin

P02E11CHENG, Mengyao

O30D01

CHEN, CanO28B10, P02E21

CHENG, Shulin

O29D05

CHEN, Chao

P29E16

CHENG, W.-C.

O29B04

CHEN, Cheng

O29A08CHENG, XIANG

P02E07

CHEN, Cheng-Chih

P02E11CHENG, Xiaowei

O29C06

CHEN, CHIA-CHUN

P01E11CHENG, Yin

P30E01

CHEN, GUAN-CHUN

O30B04, P30E12, P01E11

CHENG, Yong Feng

P28E06

CHEN, Guan-Wei

O30A01CHENG, Yongfeng

P29E03, P02E10

CHEN, Guohai

P28E08CHENG, Yuhao

O28D01

CHEN, Hao

O30C04

CHENG, Yusong

P29E15

CHEN, Hongfu

P29E09, P29E31

CHENG, Yu-Ting

O28C09CHEN, Hongjuan

P01E24CHENNA, Rajaram

P30E01

CHEN, Houqun

P02E05

CHERSICH, Massimiliano

O01C11

CHEN, James

O02A04

CHHAT, TOLA

O28B10, P28E13

CHEN, Jian

P30E24

CHI, Brandon

P28E11

CHEN, Jianbing

O28D02CHIACHIO, Manuel

P02E13

CHEN, Jian-Bing

P01E14CHIANG, Yu-Sheng

O30B01

CHEN, Jiawei

O02A07CHIBA, Kaho

P29E22

CHEN, JIKAIP28E17CHIBA, Kazuki

P30E18

CHEN, Jin

O30D06CHIBA, Noriyuki

O28D05

CHEN, Jinchang

P28E24CHIBA, Yoshihiro

P30E31

CHEN, Jun

P28E02CHICCHI, Rachel

P30E06

CHEN, Kun

P28E02CHIDA, Hiroyuki

P02E21

CHEN, Liang

P29E31, P30E22

CHIEN, Chih-Pei

O29C03

CHEN, LIN

P28E11CHIEN, Tzu-Chieh

O02A02

CHEN, Li-Wei

O30A03

CHIGULLAPALLY, Pavan

P28E31

CHEN, Pei-Ching

P02E09CHIKANBANJAR, Meera

P29E20

CHEN, Peng

O29D07CHIKASADA, Naotaka Yamamoto P29E29

CHEN, Peng-Yu

O02A03

CHIKATA, Yasuo

P01E27

CHEN, Qingjun

P28E23, P29E23, P29E32, P02E09

CHIKH, Benazouz

P01E05

CHEN, Qiushi

P02E30CHIMOTO, Kosuke

P29E01, P30E01

CHEN, Shaolin

O29D05CHINTANAPAKDEE, Chatpan

P29E05

CHEN, Shengyang

P30E03CHIOU, Brian S. J.

P01E03

CHEN, Shi Cai

P01E24CHIOU, Jiunn-Shyang

P29E23

CHEN, Shicai

P28E14CHIPANA, Michael

P29E03

CHEN, Wei-Chung

O28B10

CHIU, Chien-Kuo

O02A01

CHEN, X.

P28E17

CHIU, Tien-Hung

O29C03

CHEN, Xianan

O02A11

CHO, Ikuo

P29E02

CHEN, Xiangzhao

P29E31

CHO, Sunggook

O02B02

CHEN, Xingchen

O28C07

CHOCK, Gary

O30B11

CHEN, Xinyan

O28B09, P28E04, P01E15, P02E16

CHOCK, Gary Y. K.

O30B11

CHEN, Xu

O29B04

CHOI, Chang Sik

P01E33

CHEN, Xuan-Zhi

P29E28

CHOI, Hang

O29A06

CHEN, Xue Liang

P28E03, P01E03

CHOI, HoO01B01, P02E14

CHEN, Yilin

O02A06

CHOI, Insub

O23A06, P28E31, P29E18

CHEN, Ying-Chuan

O30B04, P30E12

CHOI, Jae-hyouk

P30E13

CHEN, Yinli

O29B07, P30E09

CHOI, Jongseong

O02A03

CHEN, Yong

P01E15

CHOI, Joon-Ho

P30E11

CHEN, Yonghui

P28E11

CHOI, Seong-Woo

P30E13

CHEN, Yongsheng

P29E09CHOOWONG, Montri

P01E01CHOPRA, Sumer

P28E02

CONTRERAS MOJICA, Diana

CHOQUEHUANCA, Marianella

P01E11Maria

CHOU, Chung-Che

O30A01, P30E13

CONTRERAS RUIZ ESPARZA,

CHOU, K. W.

O28C02

Moises Gerardo

CHOU, KUANG-WU

O30B04, P30E12

CONTRERAS, Moises

O01A07CHOUDHURY, Deepankar

P30E23

CONTRERAS, Victor

P01E03CHOUDHURY, Satyabrata

P29E32

COOK, Dustin

O29A07, O01C09, P29E31, P01E06

CHOUTRI, Khireddine

O29C03

COOK, RoyP28E08CHOUW, Nawawi

P28E13

COPA PINEDA, Fidel

P01E18CHOWDHURY, A.

P28E18COPA PINEDA, Juan Carlos

P01E18CHOWDHURY, Ishika Nawrin

P01E22COPPOLA, Orsola

P28E13, P28E15

CHRISTENSON, Richard

O29B08, O29D02

CORDOVA, CARLOS

P30E01CHRISTODOULOU, Alexandros

O29D06, P30E31

CORLITO, Valentina

P01E31CHRISTOPOULOS, Constantin

O23A06, O28C09, O29B08,

CORNEJO, Renzo

O29B05

O30B06, O30D10, P29E13,

CORNOU, Cecile

P28E28, P29E01

P29E22

CORONELLI, Dario

O28D08CHRYSOSTOMOU, Christis Z.

P01E18CORREIA, Antonio

O30C08CHUMAN, Takumi

P02E18CORREIA, Antonio Araujo

O30C05, O01B09, P30E23

CHUMPITAZ, Luis

P29E03

CORREIA, Jose Antonio Fonseca O01A01

CHUNG, Yu-Lin

O28B10, O02A04

de Oliveira

CHURILOV, Sergey

O02B03CORRITORE, Daniele

O29C09CIERI, Emiliano

P29E20CORTES, Gustavo

P29E27

CILIENTO, Francesca

P01E06CORTES-PUENTES, L.

P29E20CIMELLARO, Gian Paolo

O28B08, O28D03, O30C09,

CORTES-PUENTES, Leonardo

P01E15

O30D10, O01A02, O01C11,

CORTEZ, CristianP28E29

P28E11, P29E20, P29E28

COSENZA, Edoardo

O28B10, P30E04

CITAK, Seckin Ozgur

P29E01COSTA, A. Campos

O01B09CIUCCI, Mariano

O29C09COSTA, Catarina

O30D08

CIUPALA, Mihaela Anca

P02E20COSTA, Isabel Amaral

P30E25CIURLANTI, Jonathan

O28B10, O29C12, O01B09

COSTA, Jose PauloP02E19CLAIN, Stephane

O01B04COSTA, Pedro Alves

P30E12

CLARK, Ben

O29C06COSTANTINO, Antonio

P02E31

CLARK, Dan J.

P01E01

Beniamino

CLAYTON, Brandon

P28E03

COTTON, Fabrice

P30E01

CLEMENT, Julien

O30C04

COURTNEY, Tim

P02E28CLEMENTE, Paolo

O29C07

COURTOIS, Alexis

O30C04

CLIFTON, Charles

O28B10, P29E13, P02E18

COUTO, Rita

P29E21

CLIFTON, Charls

P02E06

COVI, Patrick

O29B08

CLIFTON, G. Charles

P28E22, P02E11

CRAIOVEANU, Iulia

O01C11

CLIFTON, George Charles

O28C09, O29C12, P30E13,

CREMEN, Gemma

O01A06, P28E02

P30E14, P02E21

CRESPI, Pietro

P02E22

CLOUTEAU, Didier

O29B06CREWE, Adam

P28E14

COBEEN, Kelly

O29A09, P30E05

CREWE, Adam J.

P28E14

COCKE, David

O29A09CRIPSTYANI, Mutiara Puspahati

P29E14COHEN, Avi

P29E19CRISTENSON, Richard

O29D02COHEN, Michael

P28E09CROSS, Ted

P29E18COIAS, Vitor

P02E19

CROUSE, C. B.

O01A11COLAJANNI, PIERO

O30A01, P01E14

CROWLEY, Helen

O29D06, O30C05, O30D08,

COLEMAN, Kyle

P02E05

COLKER, Ryan

O02B08, P29E25

CRUZ NOGUEZ, Carlos

P30E04COLLINS, Mary Lizbeth

P02E14

CRUZ, Cristian

P29E05, P30E05

COLOMBO, Jose

P28E13

CRUZ, Ernesto F.

O02A02, O02A09

COLOMBO, Jose Ignacio

P01E10CRUZ, Felipe

O02A09

COMBESCURE, Didier

O30C04

CRUZ-NOGUEZ, Carlos

O01B01

COMERT, Mustafa

O01B09CUADRA, Carlos Humberto

P29E20, P30E19

COMODINI, Fabrizio

O30A06CUADROS, Rocio

P01E29COMPAGNONI, Massimo

P29E01CUBRINOVSKI, Misko

P29E24, P30E24

CONDE-CONDE, Jorge

O01A03, P30E16

CUEVAS, Alberto

O01C09CONDORI PARI, Carla Elisa

P01E15

CUI, Cunyu

P29E14

CONSTANTINOU, Michael

P28E09, P29E15

CUI, Jian

O30A03

CONSTANTINOU, Michael C.

P28E15

CUI, Jianwen

P29E03, P01E02

CUI, Mida

P28E32

O02A11
O02A12

P29E31301

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CUI, Ming

P30E17DAVALOS, Hector

P28E11, P29E05

CUI, Qinglin

O30B06DAVARAN, Ali

P29E09

CUI, Xizhong

O30A12

DAVI, Denis

P30E22

CUI, Yao

O29C01, O30D01, P01E11

DAVIES, R.

O02A11CUIRA, Fahd

P30E23DAVIS, Craig A.

O29C04DA COSTA, Rene

P30E31D'AYALA, Dina

O01B01, O01B09, O02B03,

DABAGHI, Mayssa

O28D06, P30E12DABBECK, Jamal

O29D06DABBEEK, Jamal

O30D08

DAZA, Laisa

O30D08DACARRO, Filippo

P30E14

DE ANDA-GIL, Jonathan

P02E31DADPOUR, Omid

O30D08DE CASTRO E SOUSA, Albano

O28B09DAHAL, Pranav

P29E26

DE FALCO, Anna

P29E20

DAI, John

P28E33DE FRANCESCO, Giovanni

P01E11

DAI, Junwu

P01E11, P01E14, P02E10

DE IULIIS, Melissa

O28D03, O30C09

DAI, Kaoshan

P28E15, P29E15, P02E06

DE LA LLERA MARTIN, Juan

P28E30

DAI, Minghui

P02E17

CarlosDAL LAGO, Bruno

P28E21, P29E09

DE LA LLERA, Juan Carlos

DALGUER, L.

O01A12DALGUER, Luis

O01A12DE LA ROSA ARENAS, DANIEL

P30E23DALGUER, Luis A.

O01A12DE LANDRO, Mario

P28E14DALGUER, Luis AngelP30E02

DE LEON, DavidP28E30DALLAIRE, Francois

O29C07

DE LUCA, Flavia

O29D03, P29E18, P30E14,

DALL'ASTA, Andrea

O28D09, P29E20, P01E05

DALY, Michele

O01C11DE MARTINO, GIUSEPPINA

P29E25DAMI, Jung

P28E13DE MATTEIS, Gianfranco

P01E31DAMIAN, L.

O30D08DE RISI, Maria Teresa

O28D08, O30C06, P30E20DAMIANI, Nicolo'

P29E19DE RISI, Raffaele

O29D03, O02A02, P28E04,

D'AMICO, MariaP02E02

DAN, Kazuo

P29E04, P30E02

DE STEFANI, Lorenzo

P01E19DANCIU, Laurentiu

P30E01

DEASTRA, Predaricka

P02E18DANESHVAR, Poulad

O30A08, P29E04

DEB, S. K.

P30E12

DANG, Ji

O01C05, P28E07, P28E32

DEB, Sajal Kanti

P02E19DANG, Xinzhi

P30E11, P30E11

DEB, Trissa

O30B09, P29E18

D'ANGELA, Danilo

O28B10DEBOCK, David Jared

O29A07, P01E06

DANIEL, Yael

O01C08, P30E12, P01E31

DEEPAK, Pothuraju

P29E21DANIELL, James

O02A12

DEGEE, Herve

P02E11DANIELL, James Edward

O30D08DEGLI ABBATI, Stefania

O30C07, P02E21

D'ANIELLO, Mario

O28D08

DEHGHANI, Morteza

O30A08, P29E04

DANJO, Toru

P29E23

DEIERLEIN, G. G.

P02E30DANZANDORJ, Sunjidmaa

O02A01

DEIERLEIN, Gregory

O01B09, P28E03, P29E27

DARAMA, Huseyin

O29B01, O30B01, O01A01,

DEIERLEIN, Gregory G.

O27C07, O29A01, O30A03,

P28E20, P30E20, P30E30,
P02E30, P02E33

O01C08, P30E17, P01E10, P01E29

P01E01, P02E02, P02E23

P29E18, P01E01, P02E23

P02E11302

O29C04, O30C01, O30D08,

O30D07, P28E11, P28E22, P28E31,DARANI, Farhad

P01E10DARLINGTON, Richard E.

O29C07DEJONG, Jason T.

P30E24DARMAWAN, Muhamad Fauzi

P30E11DEJONG, Matthew

O28B09, O30B07, O30C08,DARRAGH, Robert B.

P01E03DARWISH, Esam

O28B09DEJONG, Matthew J.

O28C08DARZI, Atefe

P29E31, P02E01

DEKKER, Nicholas

P02E20

DAS, Anik

P01E18DEL GAUDIO, CarloO28D08, O30C06, P30E20,

DAS, Dipankar

P02E30

DAS, Josodhir

O28D06

DEL VECCHIO, Ciro

O01B09, P29E19

DAS, Neeraj Kumar

P29E23

DEL ZOPPO, Marta

O30B11

DAS, Rajarshi

P02E11DELAVAR, Mohammad Aghajani

P29E21

DAS, Sandip

P28E03, P28E04, P29E08

DELGADO DEANCE, Maria

O02A12

DAS, Sangita

P30E25RosarioDASARI, HIMA CHANDAN

P30E05DELGADO, Alberto

O01C08, P01E29, P02E28

DASGUPTA, Kaustubh

P30E05, P30E22, P01E15

DELGADO, Carlos Hugo

P29E32DASHTI, Farhad

P29E06, P01E15

Rodriguez

DASHTI, Shideh

O02A04, P29E24

DELLA CORTE, Gaetano

P02E08DASIOU, Maria-Eleni

P28E20DELOVA, ElenaP02E13DASTMALCHI, Shahrzad

O30D09DEMARTINO, Cristoforo

P29E08DATTA, Anisha

P28E33

DEMIR, Cem

O01B09

P29E31, P02E13

O30D07

P01E31, P02E31

DEMIRCI, Hasan Emre

P02E23

DIRES, Selamawit Dege

P01E01DEMSIC, Marija

P28E33, P30E30, P01E20

DISTL, Johann

O02A01

DENG, Tianhua

P29E06

DIXIT, A. M.

O29A03

DENG, Wenqin

P01E10

DIXIT, Amod Mani

P28E33, P29E25, P29E33

DENKOVSKA, Liljana

O02B03

DIZHUR, D.

O30C08DENNIS, Jamie

P30E31DIZHUR, Dmytro

P02E10DEODA, Vishal R.

P01E23

DJOJO, Gary Satwika

O28C09DERRAS, Boumediene

P01E03

DOAN, Tracy

O28D08DESAI, Aniket Sanjay

P02E23

DOBER, Mark

P30E01DESAI, R.

O30C08DOCHI, Toshihiro

P28E20, P28E22

DESAI, Rajendra

P01E19

DOHI, Yuji

O29D03, P28E29, P30E30

DESPOTAKI, Venetia

O29D06

DOI, Ryuto

P02E09DESROCHES, Reginald

O30A13, O01C05

DOI, Tatsuya

P02E05DETERMAN, Lon

P29E19

DOLCE, Mauro

P29E19, P29E25

DEVARAJ, Deepa

O28C06

DOLLARHIDE, Erin

O30D08DEVILME, Gefthe

P02E33

DOLLET, Cyrielle

O30B06

DEY, Arindam

P30E05

DOLSEK, Matjaz

O02B07, O02B08, P28E30,

DEZI, Francesca

P29E24DHAKAL, Indra Prasad

P30E01DHAKAL, Rajesh

O28B10, O29C12, P29E30,

P28E31DOMANESCHI, MARCOO28B08, O30C09, O30D10,
P28E11, P29E20

P30E13, P30E14, P01E15, P02E18

DOMENICO, Dario De

O30D10DHAKAL, Rajesh P.

O28B10, P29E06

DOMÍNGUEZ, Norberto

O30C08DHAKAL, Rajesh Prasad

O28B10, O02B07, P30E01, P02E21

DOMYO, Yuki

P29E24DHAKAL, Riwaj

P30E24

DONAIRE-AVILA, Jesus

P29E13DHAKAL, Yadab P.

O29B06, P28E02

DONG, Branden

P30E15

DHARMAWAN, Yudhi

O01A01, P02E32

DONG, DiP02E02

DHUNGEL, Ranjan

O28B08, P29E26

DONG, Huihui

P30E11

DI BENEDETTO, Sabatino

P29E10

DONG, Huihui dong

P29E14

DI CESARE, Antonio

P30E16

DONG, Kaiyue

P01E03

DI DOMENICO, Mariano

O30C07, O02B01, P29E21

DONG, Shan

P01E22

DI GIACOMO, Domenico

P01E04

DONG, Shuo

P29E14

DI LUDOVICO, MARCOO30B11, O01B09, P29E19,

DONG, Wenchen

O30B10P29E25, P01E27, P01E31, P02E31

DONG, Yinfeng

P28E02, P29E12, P30E17

DI MEO, Antonella

O01C08DONGDE, Sun

P01E07

DI NUNZIO, Giuseppe

P28E14DONIKIAN, Roupen Robert

P28E08

DI SARNO, Luigi

O23A06, O28D08, P28E30,

DOOSTMOHAMADIAN, Mashid

P29E27

P29E19, P30E21

DOOYONG, Lee

P28E13

O01C02, P28E32

DORJPALAM, Saruul

P30E02

DORKA, Uwe E.

P28E04

DIAZ FIGUEROA, MIGUEL
AUGUSTO
DIAZ, KarenP01E20

DOU, Jie

O02A12

DIAZ, Miguel

O30B01, O30D08, P29E28,

DOUGLAS, John

O29B06, O01C11, P02E01, P02E23

P02E30DOWDEN, Daniel

P02E08

DIAZ, Victor Pablo

P30E12DOWLING, Jason

P30E21

DIAZ, Virginia

P02E16DOYLE, Emi

O30C06

DIB, Antoine

P29E20DRIMER, Nitai

O29D03

DIDIER, Max

P29E25

DRUSTRUP, Anders

O29B08DIETZ, M.

P28E04

DU, Bin

O28D09DIETZ, Matt

P28E14, P30E14

DU, Chunyu

O30B09DIHORU, Luiza

P28E14, P30E14

DU, Jie

P02E10DIMASAKA, Joshua

P02E01

DU, Wenqi

P01E01, P01E22

DIMITRAKOPOULOS, Elias

O28C02

DU, XiaoXia

P28E27, P01E32

DIMITROVSKI, Mirko

P28E01

DU, Xiuli

O29B12, P29E14, P02E10

DIMOVA, Silvia

P28E21

DU, Yongfeng

P29E32

DINARIANA, Dwi

O01A01, P29E05, P30E28, P02E32

DUAN, S.

P02E32

DING, Hao

P29E16DUBEY, R. N.

O30C05, O01C11

DING, Jiemin

P01E11DUBEY, RAMANAND

O01B01

DING, Ran

P29E07

DUBINI, PAOLO

O30D10

DING, Yang

O29A08, O29D07, P02E13

DUGDALE, Julie

P28E28

DING, Zhibin

P29E15

DUKE, Jessica

P30E14, P02E06

DINH, Hai Nam

P29E16

DUKES, Jazalyn

O29A07, P30E21

DIOT, Antoine

P29E30DUMOVA-JOVANOSKA, Elena

O02B03, P01E31

DIOTALLEVI, Pier Paolo

P02E27DUNAI, Laszlo

P30E14303

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DUNN, Sarah

O02A08ELNASHAI, Amr

O23A06

DUPLA, Jean-Claude

P28E24EL-TAWIL, Sherif

O02A11, P28E04, P28E31, P29E25,

DUQUE, Juan Carlos

O01C05DURAN, Daniel

P29E20ELTOUNY, Kareem

P28E27DURAN, Mario

P28E20ELWOOD, Ken

O30B04, P02E11

DURANTE, Maria Giovanna

P30E24ELWOOD, Kenneth

P01E15, P30E17

DUTTA, Anjan

P30E12, P02E19

ELWOOD, Kenneth J.

P28E04, P02E20

DUTTA, Sekhar Chandra

O29C04, P29E08

ELYAMANI, Ahmed

P02E20

DUTTA, Utpal

P28E02, P02E23

EMAMI, Fereshteh

P28E13, P30E17

DUTU, Andreea

P30E18, P01E18

EMRANI, S. Mohammad Reza

O28B01

DUVERNAY, Blaise

P30E21

ENDE, Kodai

O02A07DWIANCA, Archeilia

O29D05, P29E24

ENDO, Yohei

O30C08, P29E20

DY CORNEJO, Karlel

O29A08ENDOH, Masahiro

P28E12DYAGA, Sai Mithra

P28E30

ENE, Monica

O01C11

DYCE, DanO29A09ENGLER, Davis

O28C03

DYKE, Shirley

O29C09, O02A03

ENOKIDA, Ryuta

O28C01, P30E14

DYKE, Shirley J.

O30C09ENOMOTO, Takahisa

P28E23, P30E31, P01E16, P01E24,

E., MARTINEZ-PANEDA

P30E13

EAST, Matthew

P29E18ENTUC, Ioana Sorina

P01E18EASTERLING, W. Samuel

P02E05EPACKACHI, SIAMAK

O28B01, O29C06, P29E21, P01E14

EATHERTON, Matthew

O30D09, P02E05

ERBERIK, Murat Altug

P01E16

EBAD SICHANI, Majid

O01C05

ERBI, Efisio

P02E22

EBATO, Kazumasa

O28B01ERDIK, Mustafa

P29E12

EBERHARD, Marc

O27C07ERDURAN, Emrah

P02E31EBERHARD, Marc O.

P28E18

EREN, Numan

P29E04

EBERHARD, Marc Olivier

O27C07ERICKSON, Todd W.

P30E20EBRAHIMIAN, Hossein

P01E06, P02E01, P02E30

EROCHKO, Jeffrey

O28D02, O29A08

EBRAHIMIAN, Mahdi

O30C09ESCAMILLA, Marco A.

O29C04ECHEGARAY, Raul Fernando

P29E21ESCAMILLA-CRUZ, Jose Luis

P28E33

ECHEVERRIA, Maria Jose

P29E09ESCOBAR, Jose Alberto

P30E11, P30E19

ECHEVERRY, Juan Sebastian

P30E30ESCOLANO-MARGARIT, David

O01C03, P02E13

ECKERT, Eric

P02E16

ESHGHI, Sassan

P28E20, P29E21, P01E20

EDERHARD, Marc Oliver

O27C07

ESHRAGHI, Majid

P02E33

EDIP, Kemal

O29D05, O01C08, P29E14,

ESKANDARYMALAYERY,

P29E32

P29E24, P01E23

Fatemeh

EDWARDS, BEN

P28E02ESKUBI UGARTE, Juan I.

EGASHIRA, Hiroshi

P29E07, P29E30

ESMAEILZADEH SEYLABI, Elnaz O30A12EGAWA, Miku

O29D04

ESPIN, Mauricio

P29E15EGAWA, T.

P29E24

ESPINOSA-CAZARIN, Eric

O02B07

EGUCHI, Kohei

P29E14

ESPINOZA, Pedro Roberto

P30E13

EGUCHI, Kouhei

P29E14ESQUIVEL, Luis Carlos

O02A06

EGUCHI, Yuuki

P30E29ESTACIO, Lucio

P30E15

EHTESHAMI, Atefeh

P01E13

ESTRADA ALVAREZ, Gloria Maria P29E28

EID, Karl

O30A13

ESTRADA, Miguel

P02E28

EIDINGER, John

P28E33

ESTRADA, Miguel Luis

P01E29EKONOMAKIS, Myron

P01E20ESTRELLA, Xavier

O02B07

EL GHAOUI , L.

O30D06

EZZELDIN, Mohamed

P28E19, P29E18

EL KADRI, Sarah

P02E01F. VASSILIOU, Michalis

P02E12

EL KHOURY HANNA, Ralph

O29D07

FABRE, Olivier

O30C04EL MAISSI, Ahmad Mohamad

P28E05FABRIS, Drazen

P28E32

ELACHACHI, Sidi-mohammed

P01E18FADAEE, Meysam

O29C05

ELBAHEY, Samer

P28E14FADLI, Nur

P28E29ELCIK EROL, Bengu

P28E07

FAHIMZAD, Ali

P28E15ELETTORE, Elena

P01E07

FAHNESTOCK, Larry

O01B06, P30E14

ELFOULY, Ayman

O30A07

FAHNESTOCK, Larry A.

O28B09ELGAMAL, Ahmed

O28C02, P28E24, P29E24

FAIRHURST, Michael

O01C09ELGHAZOULI, Ahmed

O29C12, P30E13, P02E20

FAIRHURST, Mike

O01B06

ELGHAZOULI, Ahmed Y.

O01A03, O01B06

FAIZAL, L.

P30E28

ELGHAZOULI, Ahmed Youssef

O01A01FAIZAL, Lutfi

O01A01, P02E32

EL-JOUKHADAR, Nicolas

P29E21

FAJAR, Angga Setiawan

P30E11

ELKADY, Ahmed

P01E07

FAKOORNIA, Kourosh

O30A02ELLISON, Kirk

O30A08, P01E23

FALDU, Smeet Bipinbhai

P01E10P30E13, P30E26

P02E04

P02E07

FAN, Jiansheng

P29E07

FILIPPO, Rocco Di

O29C09FAN, Kui

P30E13

FILIPPOU, Christiana Andreas

P01E18

FAN, Yuan

P28E13

FILIPPOU, Filip

O30A08

FANG, Cheng

O28D07, P30E11

FINAZZI, Francesco

O01C11

FANG, Qian

O29D02

FINN, Liam

O28C02, P01E23

FARAHANI, Rozita Jalali

O30D08

FINN, WD LiamP30E21FARAVELLI, Marta

P29E31

FIORENTINO, Gabriele

P30E14FARBIARZ FARBIARZ, Yosef

P02E09FIORINI, Noemi

P29E20FARBIARZ, Yosef

P01E09FIROJ, Mohd

P28E23

FARDAD AMINI, Pedram

P30E24FISCHER, Astrid W.

P02E05

FARDIS, Michael

P30E04FISCHER, Erica

P01E12

FARES, Reine

O30C04FISCHER, Erica C.

P02E33

FARES, Waseem Hanna

P29E09FISCHINGER, Matej

P29E13

FARHAN, Muhammad

O29C09FITZENZ, D. D.

O30D08

FARO, Ayodeji

P01E05

FITZENZ, Delphine

O30D08FARROKHI, R.

O29C06FLEISCHMAN, Robert

O30A01, O01A03, P02E06,

FARSHBAF, Masoumeh

O30D09FARSHBAF, Masumeh

O30D09FLEISCHMAN, Robert Bernard

P02E06FARZAMPOUR, Alireza

P01E08

FLORA, Amedeo

O28D09FARZANEGANPOUR, Farnoud

O29C05FLORES CARRERAS, Christian

P28E04FASAN, Marco

P01E03

Anthony

FATEMI, Hassan

P29E09FLORES TERREROS, ERIKA

FATHI-FAZL, R.

P29E20NORAFATHIFAZL, Reza

O02B07FLORES, Erika

O30D08FAYAZ, Jawad

O01A02, P30E12, P01E01

FLORES, Mirko Fernando

P01E15FAZILEH, Farrokh

O02B07, P29E20

FLORES, Ricardo B.

P01E31

FEAU, Cyril

O30C04

FLORESCU, Tiberiu Constantin

O29A03

FEINSTEIN, Tal

P28E04FLORIDIA, Andrea

P30E21FELICETTA, Chiara

P02E02FLURY, CedricP30E14

FELICIANO, Dirsa

P30E17FOMENKO, Igor

P02E10

FENG, Chao

P01E01

FONG, Mitchell

P28E08

FENG, Demin

P01E07FONSECA, Carina

O30D08

FENG, Jian

O29C03FONTAINE, Pierre

P30E22

FENG, Ruiwei

P29E05FORCELLINI, Davide

P28E23

FENG, Wenkai

P01E22

FOROUGHI, Hamid

P02E05

FENG, Zhiren

P28E13FOSOUL, Saber

O29B04, P30E22

FERGUSON, W. George

P28E22

FOTI, Dora

P28E04

FERMANDOIS, Gaston

O29B08FOTOPOULOU, Stavroula

P01E31FERNANDES, Paulo

P01E31

FOWLER, Matthew

P28E08FERNANDEZ, Rafael Ignacio

P30E30FOX, Matthew

O28C08, O01C09, P28E32

FERNANDEZ-BAQUEIRO, Luis

O30C08FRAGIADAKIS, Michael

O29C09Enrique
FERNANDEZ-DAVILA, Victor I.

P02E21

O01C02FRANCAVILLA, Antonella Bianca P29E10
P01E05, P01E11

FRANCHIN, Paolo

O28B10FERNANDEZ-DAVILA, Victor Ivan P30E16, P02E21

FRANCHINI, Andrea

O29C09FERNANDEZ-RITCHIE, Tara

O02B08FRANCIS, Tom Cameron

O30A06FERNANDEZ-SOLA, Luciano R.

P28E33

FRANCO ANAYA, Roberto

O02A07FERNANDEZ-SOLA, Luciano

P30E05FRANCO, Fulvio

O29A03

FRANCO, Guillermo

O01A06

Roberto
FEROGLU, Goksenin

P28E07, P30E15

FRANCO-ANAYA, Roberto

P30E09FERRANTE CAVALLARO,

P29E10FRANEK, Peter

P01E04

FRANGOPOL, Dan Mircea

O02A08Giovanni
FERRARIO, Elisa

O29C04FRANKEL, Arthur D.

O27C07

FERREIRA, Joao Gomes

P30E28FRASCADORE, Raffaele

P29E19FERREIRA, Tiago

P01E31

FRAU, CARLOS DANIEL

P02E02

FERREIRA, Tiago Miguel

P02E31FRAZAO, Cliff

P28E24

FERRER, Miquel

P30E14FREDDI, Fabio

O28D08, P29E31, P30E21, P01E07

FEZAI, Hamza

P29E30FREEMAN, Sigmund

P01E03

FICO, RAFFAELLO

P29E25FRENCH, Catherine W.

P01E15FIELD, Edward H.

O01A06FRIIS, Tobias

O30A08FILIATRAULT, Andre

O28B10, O28D09, O30A06,

FRUEAN, Nicole

O02B08O01B09, P29E19

FU, Bin

P28E14

O02B01

FU, BoO30D06, P01E18

FILIPPI, Francesca De305

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FU, HUIXIN

P30E08FUKUWA, Nobuo

P28E15, P29E01, P29E04

FU, Yushan

O01C11FUKUYAMA, Hiroshi

O29C12, P29E06

FU, Yu-Wei

P29E23FUKUYAMA, Kunio

O29C12FUENTES, Matthias

P29E31FUKUYAMA, Shintaro

P29E22

FUJII, Kenji

P30E05, P30E17, P01E13, P02E11,

FULCO, Alessandro

O30A06

P02E18FULCO, Flavia

O28B03

FUJII, Satoru

P02E05FUNAKI, Hidetaka

O30B01, P29E15

FUJIKI, Osamu

O30C06

FUNATSU, Hiroko

P01E15

FUJIKURA, Shuichi

P30E15, P30E16

FUNG, Juan F.

P29E25

FUJIMORI, Takeshi

P28E23, P02E05

FURINGHETTI, Marco

O30D10, O02A01

FUJIMOTO, SHINYA

P02E26

FURUHASHI, Takeshi

O28C01

FUJIMOTO, Tetsuo

P28E14FURUKAWA, Aiko

O28D03, P29E02, P02E12

FUJIMOTO, Toshiaki

P30E13FURUKAWA, Taishi

O28C07, O30D08

FUJINAGA, Takashi

P28E07, P29E13

FURUMURA, Mitsuko

P01E03

FUJINO, Yoshinori

P28E03

FURUTA, Eichi

P30E16

FUJINO, Yozo

P01E12FURUYA, Osamu

O02B02, P28E16

FUJIOKA, DAIJIROO29D01FURUYA, Takutoshi

P29E19FUJISAKI, Eric

O30B01, O02A02

FURUYAMA, Yuka

P01E33

FUJISHIMA, Miho

O30B10FUSHIHARA, Kohiro

P28E07, P29E16

FUJISHITA, Kazuhiro

O30B10, O01A02

GABBIANELLI, Giammaria

P30E20

FUJISHITA, Masanori

P28E16GAETANI D'ARAGONA, Marco

P02E30

FUJITA, Kaori

P29E20GAGLIARDO, Aldo

P01E14

FUJITA, Ken-ichi

P29E30GAJERA, Krunal

P29E09

FUJITA, Kisho

O29C12, P02E19

GALANIS, Panagiotis

P29E30

FUJITA, Kohei

O02A09, P28E24, P29E18

GALASSO, Carmine

O29A03, O29B06, O30B04,

FUJITA, Masanori

O29A01

FUJITA, Ryoichi

P28E14, P28E14

FUJITA, Satoshi

O02B02, P28E06, P28E16, P02E17

GALBIATI, Claudio

P28E16

FUJITA, Yasuhito

P29E01GALE-LAMUELA, DavidP29E13

FUJITA, Yutaka

P02E05GALIANA-MERINO, Juan Jose

O01A06, P28E31

FUJITANI, Hideo

O28C01, O29D02, P28E07,

GALLARDO TAPIA, Jorge Luis

O30C08, P28E04

P29E15, P29E16GALLARDO, Jose Alberto

O30C01

FUJITANI, Takuya

O30A02GALLEGOS, MARCO F.

P28E33

FUJIWARA, Hiroyoki

P30E02GALMEZ, Cristobal

O29B08FUJIWARA, Hiroyuki

O27C07, O28D03, O29D03,

GALVEZ, Hector

O02B01O30B06, O01A12, O01C07,

GALVEZ, Percy

O28D06, P01E04

P28E03, P29E02, P29E29,

GALVIS, Francisco A.

P28E20, P28E22

P30E02, P30E03, P30E25,

GALVIS, Francisco Alfonso

P29E20P30E30, P30E31, P01E01, P01E22,

GAMA-CONTRERAS,

P01E17

P02E01, P02E28

Cuauhtemoc

FUJIWARA, Jun

O29A01, P30E14

GAMS, Matija

P29E13

FUJIWARA, KAI

P29E13GANBAATAR, ARIUNAA

O02A01FUKAI, S.

P30E14GANDELLI, EMANUELE

O30D10, O30D10FUKASAWA, Tsuyoshi

O02B02

GANI, Aanisa

P28E11FUKUDA, Iori

O29B08, P29E05

GANN, Cassie

P01E22FUKUDA, Ryusuke

P29E16

GAO, Feng

O29B06, P29E03

FUKUDA, Shinya

P29E02

GAO, GUANYIP02E10FUKUDA, Takeshi

O29D04, P28E04

GAO, Mengtan

P28E02, P28E03

FUKUDA, Tomohiro

O30D01

GAO, PoP02E10FUKUI, Hirohisa

O29D02, P29E15, P29E16

GAO, Shawn

O29A08FUKUI, Seiji

O29B12

GAO, W. J.

P30E22FUKUI, Shinya

O01B01

GAO, Wenjun

P29E32

FUKUMOTO, Kazuki

P01E32

GAO, Yuqing

P28E32

FUKUMOTO, Toshiyuki

P02E06

GAO, Zhiyuan

P28E08FUKUNAGA, KENJI

P02E10GARAKANI, Amir Akbari

P30E23

FUKUSHIMA, Izuru

P28E21GARCIA DE QUEVEDO, Pablo

P01E31FUKUSHIMA, Seiichiro

P29E30, P30E30

Alfonso

FUKUSHIMA, Yasuhiro

P28E14, P28E20, P30E03

GARCIA- JEREZ, Antonio

P28E30FUKUSHIMA, Yoshihiro

O30D01GARCIA SOTO, Adrian DavidO30D04, P01E05

FUKUTAKE, Kiyoshi

P01E02GARCIA, Fernando

P30E15FUKUTANI, Yo

O29D03, P02E28

GARCIA, Helber

P30E03

FUKUTOMI, Yu

O01B01GARCIA, Natalia

P29E20O01B09, O01C06, O01C11,
O02A03, P28E03, P29E31, P30E20

GARCÍA, Octavio

P01E05

GILLES, Ronaldine

P02E33GARCIA, Patrice

P01E18GILSANZ, Ramon

P30E30, P02E16

GARCIA, Reyes

P02E20

GIOIELLA, Laura

P01E05GARCIA, Silvia

P01E23

GIONGO, Ivan

O01C02, O02A07

GARCIA, Silvia R.

P01E02

GIORDANO, Nicola

P30E19GARCIA, Silvia Raquel

P28E02

GIORGIO, Massimiliano

P28E05GARCIA-FRY, Martin

O02A08

GIULIANI, Giulia

P30E13GARCIA-ILLESCAS, Miguel Angel O30B04

GLENN, Jessica Leah

P01E19GARCIA-JEREZ, Antonio

P28E30, P28E31, P02E04

GOCIMAN, Cristina Olga

O29A03, O30B02, O01C11GARDONI, Paolo

O30A13, P02E30

GODA, Katsuichiro

O29D03, O02A07, P28E04,

GARINI, Evangelia

O29C05GARTH, Thomas

P01E04GODED, Tatiana

P29E09GASHI, Ferit

P02E32

GODINEZ-DOMINGUEZ, Eber

P28E33GASPAR ESCRIBANO, Jorge

P28E33, P02E01

AlbertoMiguel

P02E02

GOGGINS, Jamie

O29C12GASPAR, Daniel

P29E08

GOGUS, Aysegul

O29C01GASPAR-ESCRIBANO, Jorge

P28E30, P30E30

GOIT, Chandra Shekhar

P29E23GASPARI, Andrea

O02A07GOKCE, Tansu

P28E06, P28E14GASPARINI, Giada

O28C09, O30D07, P01E14

GOKON, Hideomi

O28C03GASPERI, Antonello

O30A02GOLDFELD, Yiska

O29D03GATSCHER, Jeffrey

P01E11GOLESTANI, Maryam

O29A08GATTI, Filippo

O28D06, O29B06, P29E23

GOMEZ, Roberto

P30E11GAUTAM, Bipin Kumar

O02B07, P30E01, P30E21

GOMEZ-BERNAL, Alonso

O28D08, P28E33, P02E31

GAUTAM, Devraj

P29E27

GOMEZ-MARTINEZ, Fernando

P02E31GAUTAM, Dipendra

P28E12, P01E20

GOMEZ-SOBERON, MariaP29E14, P30E22, P02E12

GAVILLOT, YannO28D06

Consolacion

GAZETAS, George

O29C05, P30E12GONCALVES, Micaela

O28D01

GE, Han-bin

P28E15

GONG, Chao

O29C01

GE, Pinglan

P01E22

GONG, Maosheng

P30E17, P02E02

GE, Qi

P30E05

GONG, Nan

P02E08

GEHL, Pierre

O01C11, P02E30

GONULCU, Emre

P28E06

GEIB, Christian

O28D03GONZALES TRUJILLO, Carlos

O02A06, P28E32

GENESIO, Giovacchino

O01C09, P29E13

Eduardo

GENTILE, Roberto

O30B04, O02A03, P29E31

GONZALES, Carlos

O02A06, P29E28

GEORGESCU, Emil Sever

O29A03GONZALES, Helbert

P30E14, P01E15

GEORGIOU, Elpida

P01E18GONZALES, Kevin Steve Huerta

O02A06

GEORGIOU, Irene

P30E12GONZALEZ PEREZ, Victoria Luz

P29E28GEORGOUSAKI, Aikaterini

P29E30GONZALEZ URENA, Andres

O28C09, O28D07, O30D04,

GEORGOUSSIS, George K.

P29E05GERSTENBERGER, Matt

O01C07GONZALEZ, Carlos

P01E06

GERSTER, Julia

O28B03GONZALEZ, Cristian DavidP28E20, P29E20

GHADIM, Reza

P28E27GONZALEZ, Daniela

O01C05, P29E28

GHAEMI, Mahdi

O30A02GONZALEZ, J.

P28E28GHAFORY-ASHTIANY, Mohsen

P28E05, P29E25

GONZALEZ, Jose

O02B03GHANEM, Amr

P28E17, P01E31

GONZALEZ, Paulina

P28E04GHANNOUM, Wassim

P01E18GONZALEZ-CUEVAS, Oscar

O28D08GHARAVI, Ali

P01E14

Manuel

GHASEMI, Hadi

P01E01GONZALEZ-GALINDO, Jesus

P28E23

GHASEMI, Saeid

P02E01GONZALEZ-SANZ, Guillermo

O01C03

GHERSI, Aurelio

O30B10GORDO-MONSO, Carlos

P28E23

GHIEH, Bahaa

P28E02GORGIEV, Igor

O29C12

GHODKE, Sharad

P01E13GOSPE, Tatiana

P29E02

GHODKE, Sharad Laxmanrao

P28E06GOSWAMI, Rupen

O30D01, P29E05, P30E17

GHODOOSIPOUR, Behnaz

O30B11

GOTO, Hiroyuki

O01C05, O02A06, P29E02,

GHORBANI, Rasool

P01E18GHOSH, Jayadipta

O30A13, P28E17, P29E31

GOTO, KatsuhikoP28E11, P01E17, P01E17

GIANGUO, Zhang

O28D06

GOTO, Keisuke

P30E20

GILANI, Amir

O29A03, O30B07, O02A02,

GOTO, Kento

O28B02

O02B04, P28E20, P28E27, P01E32

GOTO, Megumi

O30D01

GILANI, Amir SJ.

P28E11, P29E19

GOTO, Osamu

P29E20GILDER, Charlotte EL.

P02E23

GOTO, Satoko

P30E21, P01E05

GILL, Amit

O02A08

GOTO, Yoshiaki

O29B04

P01E07

P29E03, P30E21, P30E24, P02E13

307

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING
GOTO, Yozo

P28E29

GUO, Anxin

P28E25GOTOU, Masami

O30C05

GUO, Changtuan

P30E07

GOULI, Manish Raj

O28B08, P29E26

GUO, Endong

P30E12GOXHARAJ, Peter

O30C09

GUO, Guiqiang

P28E08GRABINSKI, Jaime R.

O30C09

GUO, Jack

O30B06GRACE, Emily

O01C11

GUO, Junchao

O02B01GRAINE, Noussaiba

O29C09

GUO, M.

P02E32GRAJCEVCI, Florim

O29D06

GUO, Sheng Shan

P30E31GRAMMATIKOU, Sofia

P30E04

GUO, Shengshan

O28D05, O29B12

GRANDA, Francisco

P28E02

GUO, Wei

P02E12

GRANDE-VEGA, Alejandro

P28E33

GUO, Xianqun

P28E20, P28E22

GRANELLO, Gabriele

O01B09, O01C05

GUO, Xiaodong

P29E20

GRANGE, Fabien

O30C04

GUO, Xueyuan

O28C07

GRANT, Damian

O01B09, O02A07

GUO, YIJUN

P28E17

GRANT, Damian N.

O29D06, P30E31

GUO, Youming

P29E28GRANT, Rosemarie

O29A09

GUO, Yujia

P30E02

GRAU, Francisco

O02B03

GUO, Zixiog

P28E05GRAVES, R.

O01A12

GUO, Zixiong

P29E05GRAVES, Robert

O01A12

GUO, Zi-xiong

O30B07, P30E06

GRAY, Michael

O23A06, O28C09, O29B08,

GUPTA, Abhineet

P29E28

P29E13

GUPTA, SUBHASH CHANDRA

P29E03, P02E03

GRAZIOTTI, Francesco

O30B01, P28E04, P29E19, P30E14GURAGAIN, Ramesh

O28B08, O30A06, O02B03,

GRECO, Domenico

P29E20

GREEN, Russell A.

P29E24GURUNG SHRESTHA, Srijana

GREMER, Nadia

P29E30GUTIERREZ SOTO, Mariantonieta P01E05, P02E09, P02E09

GRESIA, Juana

P30E04, P30E31

GUTIERREZ, Jose Manuel

P01E20

GRIFFIN, Jonathan D.

P01E01GUTIERREZ, Juan Jesus

O30C06

GRIFFITH, Morgan

O29A09GUTIERREZ-URZUA, Fernando

O28D08, P30E21

GROEN, Arend Erik

O30B07GUZMAN LUCATERO, Erik

P29E19, P30E15, P02E17

GROTTOLI, Luca

P28E04

Salvador

GRUJIC, Ognjen

O01A06GUZMAN-SANCHEZ, Odin

O01B01GRUTAS, Rhommel

O02A12GWALANI, Payal

P29E06GRUTAS, Rhommel Nepomuceno P01E01

HABA, Kazumoto

O29D05

GU, Anqi

P30E17, P01E33

HACHEM, Mahmoud

P01E19GU, Donglian

P01E33

HACHEM, Mahmoud M.

O29B04, P28E02

GU, Yitong

P30E11

HADA, Koji

P28E03GUADAGNINI, Maurizio

P02E13, P02E20

HADA, Masaya

P29E11, P29E16, P30E22, P01E08

GUADARRAMA, Donaji

P28E30

HADA, Yasunori

P01E31

GUAN, XINGQUAN

P28E32, P01E06

HADDAD, Eduardo

O02B08GUARDIANI, Andrea

O29A03

HADEI, Sadjad

P01E24

GUDIPUDI, Harrsha Vardhen

P01E05

HADID, Mohamed

P29E01, P01E05

GUEGUEN, Philippe

O30B06HADZIMA-NYARKO, Marijana

O29D06GUERREIRO, Joao

P30E28HAEMMERLE, Enrico

O01C03GUERREIRO, Luis

O28D01, P30E09, P30E28, P02E19

HAFEZI, Maryam

O28B01GUERRERO, Hector

P30E19

HAFTMAN, John

P28E06GUERRERO-BOBADILLA, Hector P01E17

HAGA, Yuji

O01B01, P01E29

GUERRINI, Gabriele

O30B01, O30B07, O30C08,HAGIWARA, Yoshinori

P29E02

P29E19

HAI, Nguyen Minh

P30E15

GUI, Xiaoshan

P02E12

HAJIRASOULIHA, Iman

O01B07, P02E20

GUIDOTTI, Roberto

O01A06HAJJAR, Jerome F.

P02E05

GUIMARAES-ROCHA, Pedro

P28E21

HAKHAMANESHI, Manouchehr

P02E33

HALCHUK, Stephen

P01E01

Alexandre

P29E26, P30E19, P01E19

GUINDOS, Pablo

O02B07

HALDAR, Putul

P28E23, P02E05

GULERCE, ZEYNEP

P01E03

HALDER, Rudhra

P02E11GULJAS, IVICA

P02E13

HALICI, Omer

O01B09GUNASEKERA, Rashmin

O30D08, O02A12

HALLDORSSON, Benedikt

O01C11, P29E31, P30E23, P02E01

GUNAY, S.

O30D06

HALLER, Peer

O28B09GUNAY, Selim

O28B02, O28B10, O29C07,

HAMADA, Junji

O29B05, O29C05, O29D04,

P30E14, P01E06

308

P29E30P29E23GUNDEL, Max

O29C09HAMAMOTO, Ryota

P28E33GUNER, Serhan

O01B04

HAMEDI, Mohammadreza

O01C08GUNJI, Yasuhiro

O29D04, P28E04

HAMMAD, Ali

P28E17, P01E32

HAMZEHATSH, Behnam

P29E04HASHITOMI, Shogo

P30E31

HAN, Huixuan

P01E10HASHITOMI, Shougo

O28B03

HAN, J.

O29D08HASHIZUME, Yutaka

P29E24

HAN, Jun

P30E17

HASNAIN, Jahid

P02E20

HAN, LuP01E05HASSAN, Ahmad S.

P30E13

HAN, Oneil

P28E08HASSAN, Emad

P29E31

HAN, Qiang

P29E14, P30E15, P30E22

HASSAN, Mahboob

O29A03, P02E04

HAN, Qihao

O29C06HASSAN, Wael

P02E33

HAN, Qinghua

O29A08HASSAN, Wael M.

P28E20

HAN, Rui

P28E04HASSAN, Wael Mohammed

P29E20

HAN, Sang Whan

P02E01

HASUIKE, Rui

P30E17

HAN, Tong-Seok

P28E09HASYMI, Edi

O28B08

HAN, Zhao

O01C08

HATA, Ippei

P29E16

HAN, Zhixu

P28E04

HATADA, ReikoP28E11, P30E18

HANAZATO, Toshikazu

O30C08, P28E13, P29E20

HATAYAMA, Ken

P28E09, P29E01

HANCILAR, Ufuk

P29E31HATTORI, Hit

O28C02

HANG, Chu

P01E20HATTORI, Tsubasa

P02E13

HANS, Stephane

P29E16HATZIGEORGIOU, George

P01E17HANSAPINYO, Chayanon

O29B12, P30E30

HAYAKAWA, Satoe

P30E25

HANSON, Robert

O01A11

HAYAKAWA, Takashi

P29E02

HANZAWA, Mamoru

O02B01

HAYASHI, Gosuke

O02A11

HANZAWA, Tetsuya

O28B10HAYASHI, Kazuhiro

O29D04, O02A04, P28E04,

HAO, HongO28B02

HAO, Ken Xiansheng

P30E30HAYASHI, Manabu

O28B02

HAO, Linfei

P28E19, P01E06

HAYASHI, Naoki

O28D03

HAO, Su

O29C07

HAYASHI, Takayuki

P29E25, P29E29, P30E01

HARA, Shogo

P28E17

HAYASHI, Yasuhiro

O30A08, P28E05, P28E11,

HARADA, Hiroyuki

P29E07

HARADA, Kenji

P29E24

HAYASHIDA, Takumi

P29E02, P29E03, P02E01, P02E04

HARADA, Shu

P29E13

HAYATSU, Masaki

O29B01, P30E15

HARADA, Takehiko

P01E07

HAYDEN, Connor

O28B05

HARADA, Yukihiro

O28B01

HAYDEN, Connor Patrick

O28B05, P28E23

HARAYAMA, Ken

O28B10HAZARIKA, Hemanta

P01E22

HARB, Jacques

P28E28HE, Chang

P02E10HARIANDJA, Binsar

O01A01, P29E05, P30E28, P02E32

HE, Chen Rui

O01C07

HARINTO, H.

P30E28HE, Hui

P28E19HARIRI, Bashar

P30E05HE, Qiu Mei

P28E23

HARIRI-ARDEBILI, Mohammad

O29B12, P29E22

HE, Qiumei

P02E02

HE, SHUAISHUAI

P28E32Amin

P29E28, P02E09

P29E08, P30E18

HARRIS, James

P01E04HE, Wei

P29E30HARRIS, Stephen K.

O01A11

HE, Wenfu

O29D07

HART, Tim

P02E14

HE, Xianlong

O02A11

HART, Timothy Michael

O30B04

HE, Xinhao

P01E06

HARTMAN, Illona

P28E06HE, Yalin

P30E01

HARTZELL, Stephen

P28E03HE, Yiting

P29E04

HASAN, Md. Khairul

O01B01HE, Zheng

O28D09, P28E32, P29E05

HASANI, Hamed

O28B10HE, Zhiming

P29E23

HASANPOUR, Anis

O01B04HEINTZ, Jon

O29A09HASEBE, Makoto

P01E33HEITZ, Thomas

O30C04

HASEGAWA, Kan

O30C09HEJAZI, Mana

P28E20

HASEGAWA, Koichi

P01E27HELALY, Abdul Latif

O29A03, P02E04

HASEGAWA, Natsuki

O01B04HELALY, S. A.

O29A03

HASEGAWA, Takashi

P29E07, P29E07

HELALY, Saleh A.

P02E04

HASEGAWA, Toshiaki

P30E23

HEMAMATHI, L.

O29D04

HASELTON, Curt

O29A07, O30A06, P29E31, P01E06

HENDRIKS, Max

O02A01

HASHEMI, Ashkan

O29C12, O01B06, O01B06,

HENKEN, Jonas

P29E25

O01C03, P28E18

HENOCH, Ricardo

O28C07

HASHEMI, Javad

O28D02HENRY, Richard

P29E06, P01E15, P01E33

HASHEMI, Shamsedin

P30E23, P01E13

HENRY, Richard Stuart

O28C09HASHIMOTO, Kou

P02E07HENRY, Rick

P30E17, P01E15

HASHIMOTO, Norihiko

P30E29

HEO, YeongAe

O28C02HASHIMOTO, Takao

O28D05, P28E20, P28E22

HEPPERMANN, Brett

O02A06309

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERINGHERALECKY, Pavel

P28E04HIWATASHI, Takeshi

P28E08, P01E18

HERATH, Hashini

P30E07HLYNKA, Andrew W.

O02A11HERESI, Pablo

P01E31, P02E19

HODGSON, Michael

P28E22HERISTCHIAN, MAHMOUD

P28E17

HOFFMEISTER, Benno

O29C09HERMENS, Maurice

P30E20

HOFMANN, Jan

P29E13HERNANDEZ ESTRADA, Andres O02A12

HOGAN, Lucas

O30B04, P01E15, P02E07

FelipeHOGEA, Claudiu

O01C11

HOKI, Kazuaki

P02E19HOKIMOTO, Hiromi

P29E16HERNANDEZ MARTINEZ,

O30D04

Alejandro
HERNANDEZ, Andres

P29E04

HOKMABADI, Aslan Sadeghi

P28E23HERNANDEZ, Andres Felipe

O01A06

HOLLAND, Paula

O02A11HERNANDEZ, Francisco

O28D07, O29B12, P29E10, P29E14

HOLMES, William

O29A09HERNANDEZ, Jaime

P30E31HONDA, Riki

O29B07, O29D08

HERNANDEZ, Ruben

O01A07HONDA, Rina

P28E13HERNANDEZ-BASSAL, Laura

P28E08HONDA, Tsuyoshi

O29B05

HONG, Hanping

O30A12, P01E01

Liliana

310

HERNANDEZ-RAMIREZ, Hector

P28E33

HONG, Jihao

P30E06HERNANDEZ-TORRES, Jorge

P30E05

HONG, Yue

P28E15HERNANDEZ-VALERIO, Carolina P28E24

HONJO, Honami

P30E20HERON, David

O01C11HONMA, Aoi

O28C01, O29D02

HERRERA, Ricardo

P28E13

HONMA, Claudia Mitie

O30C08, P28E04

HERRERA, Ricardo Antonio

O01A02

HONMA, Sayuri

O28B01HERRERA, Rodrigo Fernando

P01E20

HORI, Arika

P29E04, P30E30

HERRERO-BARBERO, Paula

P28E30

HORI, Muneo

O29B05, O29D05, O30C04,

HERSETH, Andrew

O29A09

HIBI, Keishin

P29E30HIBINO, Atsushi

P28E20

HORI, Norio

O29B08HIBINO, Y.

P30E14

HORI, Yasuhiro

P30E04HIBINO, Yo

O01B01, P02E13

HORI, Yusuke

O29A07, O01A01

HICKEY, John

O30A06

HORIE, Kei

O30C06, P28E32, P28E33,

HIDA, Takenori

O28D03, O30C09, O30D06,

O02A08, P28E09, P28E29,
P30E24

P29E25, P01E31, P02E33

P29E12HORIKAGO, Takumi

P01E16

HIDA, Yukimasa

P28E09HORIKAWA, Masayuki

P30E06HIDAKA, Shinjiro

P28E10HORIKOSHI, Kazuki

O28C05HIDALGO-LEIVA, Diego Antonio

O02A06

HORIOKA, Tomoki

P29E28HIGASHI, Sadanori

P01E02HORIUCHI, Satoshi

P02E12HIGUCHI, Shunichi

O02A02, P28E09, P28E24, P01E24

HORIUCHI, Toshihiko

O29B01, P28E13, P30E15

HIGUCHI, Yasuhito

P28E29HORSEMAN, Tony

P28E14

HIKIMA, Kazuhito

P30E02

HORSPOOL, Nick

O01C11, O02A12, P01E29

HIKITA, Tomoki

P28E24, P29E01

HORTACSU, Ayse

O29A09, O30A06, O01A11

HIMAWAN, Agus

P29E24HOSHIBA, Mitsuyuki

O28C06HIMENO, Takehiko

O28B08HOSHIKUMA, Jun-ichi

O30B09HINCHCLIFFE, John

P30E30HOSHINO, K

P02E28HINES, Eric M.

O28B09HOSHINO, Kougi

P30E28HINLAD, Tananut

O01C06HOSODA, Akira

P29E19

HINO, Atsushi

O01A02HOSOKAWA, YumikoP29E26

HINO, Ryota

O29D03

HOSSAIN, FaroqueO30D09, P02E12

HIRAGA, Kenji

P28E24HOSSAIN, S. M. Nawshad

O29D06HIRAI, Takashi

P29E01

HOSSEINI, M.

O30B07

HIRAMATSU, Hironori

P28E14

HOSSEINI, Mahmood

O28B01, P29E27

HIRAMOTO, Kazuhiko

O02B02

HOSSEINI, Mahsa

P02E19HIRANO, Hirokazu

P01E10

HOSSEINI, Mir Hamid

P30E17HIRANO, Kenji

P29E16

HOTTA, Wataru

O30C04HIRANO, T

P02E28

HOU, Baorui

P02E27HIRATA, Hiroshi

O28C01, O01C03

HOU, Benwei

O01C08HIRATA, Kenji

O29D03, P02E28

HOU, Zhao-Xin

O29C01HIRATA, Kyoko

P30E25

HOYOS, Carlos

P29E28HIRATA, Naoshi

P29E02, P02E26

HOYOS, Maria Camila

O01A06HIRATA, Yu-ichi

P30E14

HOYOS, María Camila

P29E04

HIROISHI, Koji

O30A01HRAFNKELSSON, Birgir

P30E23, P02E01

HIROSHI, Tagawa

O01C03

HRISTOVSKI, Nikola

P30E11HISADA, Yoshiaki

O01A12, P30E02

HRISTOVSKI, Viktor

P29E14, P30E11

HRUBY, Jaroslav

P28E04

HUMMEL, Heinrich

P01E33HSIAO, Fu-Pei

P28E04

HUNG, Chung-Chan

P30E04HSIAO, Po-Chien

O28C09

HUNG, HSIAO-HUI

O28C02, O29B04

HSIEH, Ping-Chuan

P02E33

HUNG, Shih-Lin

P29E28HSIEH, Yo Ming

P02E03

HUQ, Md. Emdadul

P02E20HSU, C. C.

O28C02

HURTARTE, Otto

P29E03

HSU, Chih-Hao

O01C08HUSSAIN, Md. Ahsaan

P29E08

HSU, Ting-Wei

O28D09

HUSTON, Edwin

O29A09HSU, TingYu

P02E03

HUTCHINSON, Tara

P30E05, P02E07, P02E22

HSU, Wei-Hung

O02A02HUYCK, Charles

P02E33

HU, Hao

P28E15HUYNH, Tay P.

O01C06

HU, Jinjun

P01E02, P01E03

HWANG, Eonju

P02E14

HU, KeP30E22

HWANG, Jenn-Shin

O30B01

HU, Minghao

P01E07

HWANG, M.

O30D06

HU, Xiaorong

P29E12

HWANG, Shyh-Jiann

O01B09, P28E04, P01E18, P02E13

HU, Xiaowen

P29E07HYAKUTAKE, Shigeru

P29E13

HU, Zhiwang

O30D07

HYDE, Sandra

O02B08, P29E25

HUA, Xia

O28B10HYODO, Junichi

P02E22HUACO CARDENAS, Guillermo D. P28E21

HYODO, Yo

P30E13

HUAN, Junhong

P29E20

IBA, Suguru

O29D02HUANG, Baofeng

O28B10IBRAHIM, Hussain Ali

P01E14

HUANG, C. Y.

P29E22

IBUKI, Ryuichi

P28E20HUANG, Cathy

P02E16ICHII, Koji

P02E22, P02E33

HUANG, CHEN

O29B06ICHIKAWA, Kyosuke

O28C01HUANG, Chiung-Shiann

P29E22ICHIKAWA, Motochika

P30E17

HUANG, Chun jie

O29C04ICHIKAWA, Tatsuya

P29E16HUANG, Duruo

O28D05, O29C05, P02E02

ICHIKO, TaroP29E25HUANG, Guohui

O28D09, P28E32, P29E05

ICHIMURA, Tsuyoshi

O29B05, P28E24, P28E29

HUANG, Han-Wei

O29B01ICHINOSE, Toshikatsu

O02B01, O29C11

HUANG, Hanyuan

P02E01

IDA, Tsuyoshi

P01E10HUANG, Honglan

O02A11

IDE, Ayaha

O02B01HUANG, Hsuan-Wen

O30C05IDELS, Ohad

O30D04

HUANG, Jin-Huei

P02E11IDOTA, Hideki

O30D08HUANG, Junfei

P02E16IERVOLINO, Iunio

O30A08, P28E05, P02E30

HUANG, Jyun-Yan

O01C07

IGARASHI, Akira

P28E05, P30E15, P01E06

HUANG, PING-HSUN

P30E12

IGARASHI, Junpei

P28E21HUANG, Qiang

P01E15IGARASHI, Sayaka

P28E03, P30E01

HUANG, Qunxian

P28E05IGARASHI, Shunichi

P28E21HUANG, S.

O02A11

IGARASHI, Toru

P30E21HUANG, Shimin

P02E03

IGUCHI, Kaito

P29E14

HUANG, Wei

P28E15

IGUCHI, Michio

P30E14

HUANG, Wenhui

P02E27

IIBA, Masanori

O29B07, P28E23

HUANG, Xiaogang

O30D09IIHOSHI, Fukuma

P30E04

HUANG, Xin

P01E24IIYAMA, Kahori

P28E02, P29E02, P30E20

HUANG, Xu

P28E02IIYAMA, Kaori

P29E02HUANG, YongP29E33, P30E12IKAGO, Kohju

O28D01, O29B08, P29E05,

HUANG, Yuli

O30B01, P28E23, P28E30

HUANG, Zhengfa

P01E23

IKEDA, Keigo

P28E15HUANG, Zongming

P01E07

IKEDA, Kenichi

O28C08

HUBE, Matias

O01A01, O02B01, P30E17, P01E31

IKEDA, Masahiro

P01E08

HUBE, Matias Andres

P30E13, P30E17

IKEDA, Masaki

O30B06

HUBER, Peter

O29C09, P28E16, P30E11

IKEDA, Ryosuke

P30E21, P01E05

HUBLER, Mija

P01E20

IKEDA, Shuei

P01E33

HUCHET, G.

P01E20

IKEDA, Takaaki

O02B03, P28E05, P01E04

HUDSON, Kenneth Stewart

O28B05

IKEDA, Tatsunori

P02E22HUERTA, Benjamin

P28E30

IKEDA, Yoshiki

O02A09, P29E22

HUESCA, Jose Antonio

P28E31

IKEDA, Yuichi

P30E08HUGHES, Matthew

P01E29IKEMOTO, Hirofumi

O28D05HUGHES, Patrick Joseph

O30B01

IKEMOTO, Toshikazu

O28D05, P28E22, P28E28

HULSEY, Anne M.

P28E22

IKENAGA, Masahiro

O28D01, P29E16

HULSEY, Anne McLeod

O01B09

IKENAGA, Masayoshi

O29B07

HUMBERT, Nicolas

P29E33

IKEYA, Tsuyoshi

P01E33

P29E15, P30E32

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IKUTA, Eisuke

P28E28, P28E28, P28E33

ISAKOVIC, Tatjana

P29E13, P30E14IKUTA, Masato

P30E11ISHIBASHI, Hiroki

O02A08ILANKO, Sinniah

P29E32ISHIBASHI, KazuhikoP02E20

ILE, Nicolas

O30C04ISHIBE, Takeo

P28E01

ILIS, Ilker Ali

P28E07, P30E15

ISHIDA, Eisuke

P30E03

ILKI, Alper

O01B09ISHIDA, Takanori

O30A01, O01C01, P29E07

IMADA, Takumi

P02E07ISHIDA, Takushi

P28E06

IMAI, Hiroshi

O29C01, P30E25

ISHIDA, Yutaro

P01E18

IMAI, Kentaro

P02E28ISHIGAKI, Aya

O28C03

IMAI, Kiyoshi

P30E21ISHIGAKI, Naomitsu

O29B07

IMAI, Ryuta

P28E03, P28E03

ISHIHARA, Tadashi

O29B01, P01E14

IMAI, Takashi

P30E11ISHII, Daigo

O28B09, P29E09

IMAMURA, Fumihiko

O01B04, P01E29, P01E33, P02E29

ISHII, Ken

O29B01, P28E23

IMAMURA, Takahiro

O30B09ISHII, Masato

O28C07, P30E16IMANISHI, KENJI

P28E15ISHII, Toru

O28C06IMANPOUR, Ali

O28B01ISHII, Yosuke

P01E02INABA, Nobuko

P29E20ISHIKAWA, Bunji

P02E28INAGAKI, KeikoP30E28ISHIKAWA, Daichi

P28E20INAGAKI, Yoshiaki

P30E03

ISHIKAWA, Keisuke

P28E24, P01E23

INAI, Eiichi

P29E06, P01E18

ISHIKAWA, Koichiro

P28E08

INAI, Shinsuke

P28E06ISHIKAWA, Takashige

P30E25INAMASU, Hiroyuki

O28B09ISHIKAWA, Yoshiyuki

O28C01

INANAGA, Shogo

O30B10ISHIMARU, Makoto

P28E24INAZAKI, Tomio

P29E02ISHINABE, Yuichiro

P30E06INFANTI, Samuele

P30E16ISHIWATA, Yasuhiro

P29E16INFANTINO, M.

P28E03ISHIYAMA, Masayuki

P28E07INFANTINO, Maria

O01A12ISHIYAMA, Yuji

P28E26, P02E05

INGHAM, J.

O30C08ISHIZAWA, Oscar

O30D08, O02A12

INGHAM, Jason

P02E10ISHIZAWA, Tomohiro

P29E23, P30E24

INGLE, R. K.

P01E14ISKANDAR, Rouba

P28E28

INO, Susumu

P29E04

ISLAM, Kamrul

O30D09, P02E12

INOGUCHI, Munenari

O30B02, P28E32, P28E32,

ISLAM, Md. Ariful

O01B01

P28E33, P01E31, P02E33

ISLAM, Md. Rafiqul

P30E21, P02E20

INOMATA, Yusuke

P29E13

ISLAM, Md. Shafiul

O02A01, P29E09, P30E21

INOUE, Akira

O30A06, P29E19, P02E20

ISLAM, Md. Tawshif

O29D06INOUE, Hirotoshi

P28E29ISLAM, Rafiqul

P29E19INOUE, Kazuma

P28E05

ISLAM, S. M. Muhaiminul

P01E18INOUE, Keiichi

P02E18ISODA, Hiroshi

P28E04, P28E13, P29E05, P02E04,

INOUE, Masashi

O29A03, P01E27

INOUE, Masayuki

P02E21ISODA, KazuhikoP29E15INOUE, Naoto

P01E04

ISSA, Anas Issa

P28E18INOUE, Naoya

P28E24ISTRATI, Denis

O01B04INOUE, Norio

O28D01ITAHARA, Keiju

O29D02INOUE, Ryo

O02A01, P02E04

ITAMI, Tomu

P30E18INOUE, Shizuka

P29E22ITASAKA, Kouji

P02E33INOUE, Shuusaku

P01E33

ITO, Akira

O28D03, P02E33

INOUE, T.

O02A04

ITO, Eri

O30A12, O01A12, O01C07, P29E01

INOUE, Takafumi

O29B07

ITO, Koji

P28E24INOUE, Takahito

O29C12, O02A04, P28E04

ITO, Mai

O28C01, O29D02, P29E15,

INOUE, Yuho

P29E09INUBUSHI, Tetsushi

P01E16

ITO, Masataka

O30C05

INUI, Oshin

P01E11

ITO, Shigeo

P29E04INUKAI, Mizuo

P29E08

ITO, Shinji

P30E14IOVANICA, Eugen

O28B09

ITO, Sinji

O01A03IQBAL, Asif

O02A07, P28E11

ITO, TAKAFUMIP02E10IRFANOGLU, Ayhan

P29E22

ITO, Takayuki

P29E10IRIE, Chizuru

P01E13

ITO, Takumi

O28C03, P28E22, P01E08

IRIE, Kiyoshi

P30E02, P30E02

ITO, Yoshinori

P02E05IRIKURA, K.

O01A12

ITOH, Goro

P28E09IRIKURA, Kojiro

O28D06, P30E02, P01E04

ITOH, Hirotaka

P28E12IRSYAM, Masyhur

O29D05, P29E24, P30E28

ITOH, Kazuya

P02E23

IRURETAGOYENA, Antonio

P02E06

ITOH, RYO

O28C03

P02E06

P29E16ITOI, Tatsuya

O30D06, P29E25

JAVADINASAB HORMOZABAD,ITSKOV, Igor Efroimovich

P01E06

Sajad

IULIIS, Emiliano De

O30A07JAVANBAKHT, Alireza

P30E24

IVANOVSKI, Dejan

O29D05, P29E24

JAVANBARG, Mohammad

O30A06, O30C06

IVORRA, S.

P28E04

JAVIDAN, Mohammad Mahdi

P29E16IWAHORI, Takuya

P29E26

JAVIDIALESAADI, Abdollah

P28E06IWAKI, Asako

O01A12, P30E01, P30E30

JAYA, Krishnan Prabhakaran

P29E13

IWAMA, Shunji

P02E28JEANMAIRE, Thierry

P29E23

IWAO, Ayaka

P02E26

JEE, Hyun Woo

P02E01IWASAKI, A.

O01A02

JEKIC, GoranP29E13, P30E19, P02E16

IWASAKI, Tomohiro

O28C01JELEC, Kristina

P01E15IWASAKI, Yuichi

P30E16JELEC, Mario

P01E15IWASE, Hiroyuki

P02E28JENSEN, Hector

O28D02

IWATA, Naoyasu

O29B06, P29E28

JEONG, Jaecheon

P02E14

IWATA, Takahiro

P30E11JEONG, Seung Yong

O30A13

IWATA, Tomotaka

O30A12, O01A07, P30E01

JEONG, Si-Jeong

P30E13

IWATATE, Takahiro

P29E02JEREMIC, Boris

O01A11, P28E13, P02E30

IWATSUBO, Kaname

P02E12JERIES, Raed

P30E21IYAMA, Jun

O30D01, O30D01, P29E07,

JESWANI, Kevin

O30B06

P29E07

JI, Bohai

O28C02IZAWA, Jun

O28B05, O29D05

JI, Duofa

O30A08, O02A08, P28E32,

IZAWA, Yasukazu

P29E15IZUNO, Kazuyuki

P29E28, P30E11, P01E29, P01E33

JI, KunO29B06, P02E04

J. A., Kollerathu

O02B04

JI, Shuyan

P28E08, P28E15, P30E04, P01E06,

J., VISUVASAM

P29E23JACQUET, Matthieu

P30E03

JI, Xiaodong

O28D01, O29C06, O01C05

JAESUB, Lee

P28E13

JI, Yi-En

O30B01JAFARZADEH, Fardin

P30E23, P01E24, P02E23

JIA, JUNFENG

O28B02, P29E04

JAHANGIRI, Vahid

O29A08JIA, L. J.

O29C12, P30E06

JAHROMI, Hadi Farahi

P01E24

JIA, Liang Jiu

O28B10JAIMES, Miguel

O30D04, P01E05

JIA, Liangjiu

P30E14JAIMES, Miguel A.

P28E31

JIA, Liang-Jiu

O30A03, P28E15, P30E13,

JAIMES, Miguel AngelP02E28

JAIN, Abhishek

P30E17

JIA, Mian

P01E05

JAIN, Ankush

P02E05JIANG, Baolong

P28E15

JAIN, Anurag

P02E07JIANG, Cai

P30E14, P30E14

JAIN, Arvind Kumar

P29E13, P30E17JIANG, Huanjun

O28B10, O30C07, P28E13,

JAIN, Saumitra

P30E14

JAIN, SUDHIR KUMAR

P29E26JIANG, Licheng

P29E06, P29E06

JAISWAL, Kishor

O28C03, O30D08, O02B08

JIANG, Lizhong

P01E06JAISWAL, Kishor S.

P28E02JIANG, Mingjin

O28B05JAISWAL, O. R.

P29E21, P01E33

JIANG, Peng

P02E27JAKKA, Ravi S.

P02E22, P02E22

JIANG, Wei

P28E03

JAKKA, Ravi Sankar

P02E23JIANG, Yiyao

P02E09JALALI FARAHANI, R.

O30D08JIANG, Yusheng

P29E24

JALALI FARAHANI, Rozita

P02E28JIANG, Zhaoshuo

O28C07

JALAYER, Fatemeh

P01E06, P02E01, P02E30

JIANSINLAPADAMRONG,

P30E13

JAMES, NAVEEN

P28E23Chatchai

JAMES, Philip

O02A11

JIAO, Chiyu

P02E12

JAMI, Abdul Matin

O01A02

JIAO, YUO30D01

JAMSEK, Ales

P28E31JIMEE, Ganesh Kumar

O29A03, P28E33

JANG, Jeong-Hyun

P30E13JIMENEZ, Cesar

P02E28

JANG, Jing

P28E28JIMENEZ, Francisco Javier

P02E05JANGID, Manish Kumar

P30E15

JIN, Bo

P28E13

JANGID, Radhey Shyam

P28E06, P01E13

JIN, Feng

P02E02

JANKOWSKI, Robert

P30E07

JIN, Kaoru

P30E01

JARA-CISTERNA, Alan

O01C02

JIN, Kiwoong

P02E14

JARAMILLO, Juan D.

P28E17

JING, Jie

O29C01JARAMILLO-SANTANA, Nayive

P30E10JIRAS, Ann

P01E19JASBON, Neyid Mauricio

O28B02JIRASAKJAMROONSRI,

O01A07

JAVADIAN, Sheri

O30B07Amorntep

P02E09

P01E03

P01E11

P02E18, P02E21

P29E05, P29E16, P01E18, P02E06

JIRSA, James O.

P28E21313

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERINGJOHNSON, Eric

O29D02

KAKOTY, Hironmoy

O30A01JOHNSON, Erik

O29D02

KAKOTY, Preetish

P28E30JOHNSON, Erik A.

O29D02

KALAKONAS, Petros

P28E31, P29E31

JOHNSON, Katherine

P02E33KALDANOV, Nurdaulet

O01A03JOHNSON, Laurie

O29A09KALEMI, Bledar

O29C09JOHONSON, Erik A.

O29D02KALLIORAS, Stylianos

P28E04, P30E14JONES, Keith

O01C11KALMAN SIPOS, Tanja

P01E15

JOSE, Rehtone

P02E33KALVALA, Vineela

P30E17JOSEPH, Tharun John

O30D01

KAM, Weng Yuen

P28E32JOSHI, Amrut Anant

O30A07

KAMAE, Katsuhiro

P01E04JOSHI, GIRISH CHANDRA

P29E19KAMAL, Kamal

O28D06JOSHI, Sara

P01E05

KAMAT, Vineet R.

O02A11JOURNEAY, Murray

O29D06, O30D08

KAMATANI, Toshihiro

P28E26JU, Dianshu

P30E02

KAMBARA, Hiroshi

O30D06JU, Shen-Haw

P02E15KAMEI, Toshikazu

P02E26JU, Yanzhong

P29E06KAMINO, Hiroyuki

O02B02JU, Young Kyu

O28D07KAMINSKI, Sebastian

O02A07JUANG, Charng Hsein

P02E30KAMIYAMA, Makoto

O28C06, O28D05

JUAREZ-GARCIA, Hugon

O28D08, P02E31

KAMRUZZAMAN, MD.

P30E20JUAREZ-LUNA, Gelacio

O30A07

KAMURA, A.

O29D08

JUDD, Johnn

P28E11

KAMURA, Akiyoshi

O28B05JULIAFAD, Eka

P01E20KANAI, Junko

P28E27JULIAN, Roger

O28B02

KANAKUBO, Toshiyuki

P29E09, P29E13, P01E20

JUN, Su-Chan

P28E13

KANASHIMA, Takaaki

P02E33JUNDA, Eknara

P29E08

KANAZAWA, Kenji

P30E16JUNEMANN, Rosita

O02B01, P28E29, P29E09,

KANBAYASHI, Atsushi

P28E32

P01E15, P01E29

KANDA, Katsuhisa

O27C07, O28D03, O30C09

JUNG, Donghyuk

O29A08KANDA, Kengo

P30E18

JUNG, Hyun Suk

P01E33

KANEDA, Junpei

P30E02

JURY, Rob

O01C09, P28E32

KANEDA, Kazuhiro

P29E23JYOZAKI, KOTA

O29D01KANEKO, Fumio

O30A06K. P., JAYA

O29D04KANEKO, Kensaku

O28C01K. R., BINDHU

O30A02, P01E20

KANEKO, Osamu

O29D04, P02E33

K. S., Nanjunda Rao

O30A07KANEKO, Shuhei

O30C07

K.M., MANOD

O30A02KANEKO, Takashi

P01E09KABEYASAWA, Toshikazu

O29C12, O30B02, O01B04,

KANEKO, Yoshi

P29E03

P30E04, P02E33

KANEKO, Yoshio

O30A02

O29C12, O01B04, P28E21,

KANELLOPOULOS, Konstantinos O29C05

KABEYASAWA, Toshimi

314

P30E04, P02E33

KANG, Jae-Do

O28C07, O29C12, P02E21

KABIR, Muhammad Arshadul

P02E04

KANG, JIANFEI

P02E09KABIR, Radia Tahmeem

O01B01

KANG, Lili

P28E02KACHI, Masaaki

O29D03

KANG, Mengya

P30E31

KADHOM, B.

P29E20

KANG, Thomas

O30A13

KADOTA, Ryutaro

O30C05

KANG, Yanbo

P02E03

KADOWAKI, Ai

P02E26KANNO, Hideto

O29B08, P30E05, P30E16, P30E17

KAEHLER, Uwe

P30E14

KANNO, Tatsuo

P29E02, P30E01, P02E04

KAFODYA, Innocent

P28E04KANTHAKASIKAM, Rachan

O29B12KAGAWA, Takao

P29E02, P01E02, P02E27

KANVINDE, Amit

O01C06, P28E11

KAGERMANOV, Alexander

P30E14, P01E31

KANVINDE, Amit M.

P30E13

KAGEYAMA, Ryota

P28E22KANZAWA, Taku

O28B05, O29D05

KAHHAT, Ramzy

O30C06

KAO, Ching-Yun

P29E28

KAI, Satoru

O02B02

KAPLAN, Onur

P28E03, P29E01

KAIDA, Yasuhiro

P29E02KAPPOS, Andreas

O29C07, O29C07

KAIZU, Yurie

P28E29KAPPOS, Andreas J.

P30E22

KAJIKI, Yuto

P01E33KARABALIS, Dimitris L.

P01E17

KAJITA, Yukihide

O29B12, P02E12

KARAFAGKA, Stella

P01E31

KAJIWARA, K.

O02A04

KARAGIANNAKIS, George

O29C09, P28E30

KAJIWARA, Koichi

O29B01, O29C12, O29D02,

KARAGOZ, Ozlem

P29E01

P28E13, P30E14, P30E15, P30E18,

KARAKOSTAS, Christos

P01E20P02E21KARAMAN, Mustafa

P02E23

KAKEHI, Yasumaro

P02E02KARAMITROS, Dimitris

P30E14

KAKLAMANOS, JamesP01E22KARATZETZOU, Anna

P29E30, P01E31

KARIMI, Kian

P29E15KAWAMATA, Yohsuke

O02A04, P30E14

KARIMZADEH, Shaghayegh

P01E01, P01E16

KAWAMI, Fuminori

P29E26, P02E26

KARMACHARYA, Ashish

P02E13KAWAMOTO, Yuho

P30E21, P01E05

KARTAWIRIA, Andi

P29E24KAWAMURA, Kei

P29E31KASAHARA, Kohei

P29E19KAWASAKI, Yuma

P30E11, P01E33

KASAHARA, Naoto

O02B02KAWASE, H.

O01A12KASAI, Akira

P01E07, P02E12

KAWASE, Hiroshi

O30A12, O30C05, O01A12,KASAI, Kazuhiko

O28B10, O28D01, O29C11,

O01C07, P29E01, P30E01, P01E02

O30A07, O30C01, O30D07,

KAWASE, Shouko

P28E06, P29E16

P28E13, P29E09, P29E18

KAWASHIMA, Kosei

P02E16KASAI, Satoru

O29D05KAWASHIMA, Manabu

P29E07KASAI, Satoshi

P01E33KAWASOE, Atsuya

P02E13KASAMATSU, Kentaro

P29E01

KAWAZU, Mitsuki

O29A01

KASE, Hideo

O29B01, P30E15

KAYA, Yavuz

O29B04

KASHANI, Mehdi

P29E32KAYNIA, A. M.

P30E23

KASHANI, Mohammad Mehdi

O01A02, P30E05

KAYNIA, Amir M.

P01E22KASHEF, Ahmed

O28D02KAZAMA, Motoki

O28B05, O29D08, P01E24

KASHIMA, Toshihide

O30B04, O01C05, P28E23,

KAZANTZI, Athanasia

P01E31

P29E28, P30E14

KAZEMI, Hamid

P28E05

O29B01, O02A04, P28E04,

KE, Chien-Chung

P29E03

P29E23

KE, Ke

O30D04, P28E11, P01E05, P01E07

KASHIWAGI, Kei

P28E24KE, Siao-Syun

O01C08KASHIWAYANAGI, Masayuki

P28E09KE, Yi Wen

P02E03KASIMZADE, Azer Arastunoglu

O30D07, P28E06

KECHIDI, Smail

P01E19, P01E31

KASSEM, Moustafa Moufid

P28E05KEHOE, Brian

P01E03

KAST, Sabine

O29A03, O30B07, O02B04,

KEISUKE, Okamura

P28E16

P28E27KELES, Fatih

P02E20KATAKALOS, Konstantinos

O30C01, P28E17

KELLER, DavidP02E31KATAOKA, Shojiro

P01E02KEMPNER, JR., Leon

O01C11KATAYAMA, Haruka

O01B01KEMPNER, Leon

O30B01KATEBI, Leila

O29B04

KENARANGI, Hadi

P01E15

KATO, Aitaro

P29E02

KEOGH, Matt

O30C09

KATO, Daisuke

P29E10KERSTING, Ryan

O29A07

KATO, Haruna

P29E25KEYPOUR, Hafez

P28E20

KATO, Hideya

P01E33, P02E05

KHADEM, HOMAYOON

P28E17

KATO, Hiroki

P02E30KHADEM, HOOMAN

P28E17

KATO, Kenichi

P28E03, P29E02, P02E01

KHAIR, Abul

O29A03, P02E04

KATO, Kouji

P29E16

KHAJI, Naser

P28E03

KATO, Takaaki

P01E27KHAKPOUR, Mohammad Sadegh P28E05

KATORI, Keiichi

P30E19, P01E18

KHALI, RAKESH KUMAR

P02E03

KATSAMAKAS, Antonios

P30E14KHALIL, Ahmed

O30A07, P28E20

KATSAMAKAS, Antonis

P01E14KHALIL, Christina

O28C05KATSANOS, Evangelos

O30A08KHALIL, Zeyad

P30E13

KATSIMPINI, Panagiota S.

P01E17

KHAMNEH, Masoumeh

P01E14

KATSUYAMA, Sachiko

P28E13Asgarpour

KAUFMANN, Christian

P30E14

KHAN, Asif

O02A12

KAUP, Andreas

P29E16

KHAN, Fayaz

P30E05, P02E14

KAUSHIK, Hemant B.

P28E03, P28E04, P29E08, P01E19,

KHAN, Feroz

O02A08

P02E07

KHAN, Ilyas

P30E05, P02E14

KAUSHIK, Kuldeep

O02A07

KHAN, NASAR AHMAD

P01E33

KAVAZANJIAN, Edward

O28C05

KHAN, Niaz

P30E05, P02E14

KAWABATA, Tomoya

O29C11

KHANAM, Farjana

P01E18KAWABE, Ken

P28E32, P02E33

KHANDELWAL, Praveen

P28E11, P28E11

KAWAGUCHI, Jun

P02E21KHANMOHAMMADI, Mohammad P01E10, P02E33

KAWAGUCHI, Yuki

P29E16KHANSARI, Tahoura

O28B05KAWAI, Naohito

P28E04KHARAL, Zahra

P02E13

KAWAI, Shinichi

O29D03, P30E30

KHATIWADA, Pramod

P01E19KAWAI, Yasuo

P28E29KHORAMI, Shahryar

P02E23KAWAKAMI, Hideji

P01E23KHOSHKHOLGHI, Soheil

O01B07KAWAKAMI, Ken

P29E13KHOSRAVI, Mohammad

P29E24KAWAKAMI, Masahide

P30E11KHOSRAVIFAR, Arash

O28C05KAWAMATA, Yasuhiro

P01E06KHOUBANI, Mehrdad

P30E23KASHIWA, Hisatoshi

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KHY, Kimleng

P29E05KIANI, Kianoush

P29E05KIANOUSH, M. R.

P30E23, P01E13

KIBRIYA, Leena

P30E05KISHIMOTO, Ichizo

P30E04

KIDA, Hidenori

O28D01, P28E15

KITA, Shigenori

P28E20

KIDO, MASAE

O28B01, O29D01, P30E06,

KITAHARA, Keisuke

P01E18

P02E06KITAHARA, Shinnosuke

P02E17

KIDO, Yuki

P01E11KITAHARA, Takeshi

O29B12, P30E11KIDOH, Toshimichi

P30E02KITAJIMA, Keiji

P29E11, P29E16, P01E08

KIHARA, Naoto

P01E33KITAMORI, AKIHISA

P29E05, P02E06

KIJKO, Andrzej

P02E01KITAMURA, Haruyuki

O28C07, P30E10, P30E16KIKUCHI, Masaru

O29B01, O29C11, O01C01,

KITAMURA, Nanaha

P02E23

P28E23, P29E16

KITANOVSKI, Toni

O29D05, P29E24, P01E23

KIM, Bongseok

P02E14KITAOKA, Satoshi

P30E06

KIM, Chul-Woo

P30E12KITAOKA, Takafumi

P29E02

KIM, Dae-Yoon

P28E08KITAYAMA, Ayako

P29E04

KIM, DONGHA

O30D07KITAYAMA, Hiroki

O28C01

KIM, J.

O29D08KITAYAMA, Shoma

P29E15

KIM, Jinkoo

P29E16, P01E11

KITAYAMA, Shomma

P29E15

KIM, JunHee

O23A06, P28E31, P29E18

KITO, Tadashi

P02E28KIM, KYUNGJIN

P29E08KIYOHARA, Toshihiko

P30E17

KIM, Kyungtae

P28E24KIYOHARA, Yukoh

P01E24

KIM, M.

O02B08KIYONO, JUNJI

O29B12, P29E02, P29E23,

KIM, Sang-Hyo

P28E08KIM, Siyun

O23A06KIYOTA, Takashi

P29E24

KIM, Sung Jig

O23A06KIZILARSLAN, Emre

P01E15

KIM, Sung-Yong

P28E13KLABOE, Kari

P28E26

KIM, Yong Sik

O28D07KLEIN, Elliot

O30A08KIMATA, Hiroyuki

P28E09, P02E05

KLEINHENZ, Robert

P28E32KIMOTO, Yuta

P28E11

KLINGER, Yann

P02E01KIMURA, Hiroaki

P30E03KLOUKINAS, Panos

P28E04

KIMURA, Hiroshi

P02E21KLYACHKO, MarkO29D03

KIMURA, Koji

P02E05KNOLL, Richard

O28B09KIMURA, M.

O01A02

KO, Min-Chi

O28B10KIMURA, Reo

P29E26, P02E26

KO, Yung-Yen

O29B05, P02E15

KIMURA, Seiya

P30E08KOBASHI, Yuto

O01C01, P28E15

KIMURA, Takeshi

O29B06, O30C09, P28E02

KOBAYASHI, Hiroaki

O29D03

KIMURA, Yoshihiro

P28E04KOBAYASHI, Katsumi

O29D04, P28E04, P30E19

KIMURA, Yuichi

O28C01

KOBAYASHI, Katumi

O29D04

KING, Andrew

O01C11

KOBAYASHI, Masahito

P28E06, P29E15

KING, PaulO30D09, P02E12

KOBAYASHI, Naohiro

P29E20KINOSHITA, Koji

P29E12, P30E11

KOBAYASHI, Toru

P30E11KINOSHITA, Takuya

O28C01

KOBAYASHI, Toshio

P01E24KINOSHITA, Tomohiro

O30A01

KOBOEVIC, Sanda

O29C06KINUGASA, Hideyuki

P28E17, P29E06, P29E28, P30E13,

KOBORI, Toshihide

P01E33

P02E33

KOCKAYA, Okan

P30E20KINUGAWA, Taisuke

P28E06KODERA, Kenzo

P30E30KIOUMARSI, Mahdi

P29E21

KODERA, Yuki

P01E03

KIPFER, Janine

P29E25

KOELZ, Ehrfried

P28E30KIRATZI, Anastasia

P29E30KOETAKA, Yuji

O30A01, P29E18, P30E13, P01E07,

KIRCHER, Charles A.

O01A11KIRCHMAN, PaulP28E09

KOGA, Tomoyuki

P01E03

KIREMIDJIAN, Anne

O02A11, P28E30, P29E27

KOHAMA, Eiji

P28E12

KIREMIDJIAN, Anne S.

O28C02

KOHIYAMA, Masayuki

P29E08, P29E25

KIRIYAMA, Takaharu

O29B12, P02E12

KOHRANGI, Mohsen

O29C01, O30B06

KISHI, Hiroyuki

P28E20, P28E22

KOHTAKI, Keita

P29E07KISHI, Shunsuke

P29E02KOIDE, Hideo

O28D05KISHIDA, Akiko

O29B01, O29D02, P30E14

KOIE, Moeko

P29E02KISHIDA, Natsuki

P29E29KOIKE, Hitomi

P28E28KISHIDA, Shinji

O29D04

KOIKE, Sho

P28E04KISHIDA, Tadahiro

O29B06, P01E03, P01E24, P02E02

KOIRALA, Pushkar

P01E20KOITABASHI, Yuichi

O29C05, P30E08

KISHIKI, Shoichi

O28B10, O28D02, O29C11,
O01C01, P28E21, P29E07, P29E07,
P29E11, P30E15, P30E18

P02E10, P02E12

P02E06KOIZUMI, Takahiro

O29B01KOTHA, Sreeram Reddy

P30E01

KOJA, Naoto

O29B06KOTOKY, Needhi

P29E31

KOJIMA, Daiki

P01E29KOTSUKI, Sachie

P29E15

KOJIMA, Hiroaki

P28E23

KOUMOTO, Hiroko

P29E33

KOJIMA, Katro

P02E11

KOUREHPAZ, Pouria

O27C07

KOJIMA, Keisuke

P29E02KOVESDI, Balazs

P30E14

KOJIMA, Nobuo

O02B02KOWALCZYK, Piotr

O29C09KOJIMA, Takayuki

O02A08KOWALSKY, Mervyn

O29C07, P02E13

KOKETSU, Kazuki

P29E02KOWALSKY, Mervyn J.

O30D04

KOKUSHO, Takaji

P30E24

KOWSARI, Milad

P02E01

KOLAJ, Michal

P01E01

KOYAMA, Maki

O28B03, P02E26

KOLATHAYAR, Sreevalsa

O28C06KOYAMA, Takahiro

P30E03

KOLAY, Chinmoy

O30A01, O01C03

KOYAMA, Tomoka

P28E28

KOLAY, Kolay

O29B08KOYAMA, Tsuyoshi

O30D01, P01E29

KOLIOU, Maria

O02A04KOYAMA, YOSHIKI

O30B01, P29E15

KOLITSIDAKI, Aikaterini

P29E30

KOYAMA, Yuta

P29E15KOLLAR, Laszlo

P28E23

KRISHNA, Chaitanya

P28E28, P30E27

KOLOZVARI, Kristijan

P29E06, P29E13, P01E15, P02E30

KROBOT, Zdenek

P28E04KOMAK PANAH, Ali

O29C05KRSTEVSKA, Lidija

O30C07, P02E21

KOMATSU, Shingo

O28B10, O29C11

KU, Chao-Yu

O02A04

KOMIYA, Yoshiyuki

O02A04

KUAN, Yu-Tung

P02E11

KOMODROMOS, Petros

P29E15

KUBIN, Danyal

P28E07, P30E15

KOMURAI, Kiyo

O29C01, P30E25

KUBIN, Joseph

P28E07, P30E15

KOMURO, Tsutomu

O29D04

KUBO, Hisahiko

P29E01

KON, Kenji

P28E29KUBOTA, Masaharu

P28E06, P01E18

KONAGAI, Kazuo

O28D05

KUBOTA, Tatsuya

P29E29KONAMI, Takeharu

P02E23

KUBOTA, Yoichi

P28E26KONDO, KATSUYA

P29E18KUBOYAMA, Hiroyuki

P29E09KONDO, Masafumi

P01E33

KUDARA, Kohei

O01A02KONDO, Soichiro

P29E24

KUDO, Riku

P29E06

KONG, Lingfeng

P02E02KUDRATOV, Sultan

P01E32

KONG, Qingzhao

P29E32KUEHN, Nicolas

P01E03

KONG, SiHua

P02E09KUEHN, Nicolas M.

O29A06KONISHI, Chisato

P29E02

KULARIYA, Mahipal

P02E11KONISHI, Yoshinao

O01C01KULKARNI, Kishor

P29E19KONO, Keiichiro

P02E16KULKARNI, Kishor Sitaram

P02E14

KONO, Kimiaki

P28E16KUMAGAI, Shin

O02B02

KONO, Susumu

O29D01, O29D04, O01C09,

KUMAGAI, Shuji

P28E03

P28E04, P30E04, P30E06, P01E11,

KUMAMOTO, Takashi

P01E04

P01E15KUMANO, Minoru

P28E29KONSTANTINIDIS, Dimitrios

O28B10, O30D09, P02E21

KUMAR, Abhay

O01C03

KORENAGA, Mariko

P29E29, P02E28

KUMAR, Abhishek

O29B06, P29E01, P29E24, P01E15

KORENAGA, Masahiro

O29B06, P28E02, P29E01, P30E01

KUMAR, Amit

P28E31, P29E19, P01E27

KORKMAZ, Kasim

O28B08KUMAR, Arvind

P02E04KORNFIELD, Laurence

O29A09KUMAR, ASHWANI

P02E03

KORRES, Michail

P29E23

KUMAR, Manish

P28E04, P28E14, P30E15, P02E05

KORSWAGEN, PaulO02A01KUMAR, Pawan

O30A08KORZEN, Manfred

O29B08KUMAR, Prem S.

P29E24

KOSA, Kenji

P01E29KUMAR, R. Pradeep

O29A01KOSAKA, Hiroyuki

P28E23, P30E14, P30E18

KUMAR, Ritesh

O28C05KOSBAB, Ben

P28E09KUMAZAWA, Fumitoshi

P30E16KOSCAL, Andrew F.

O01C01KUNAPARAJU, Preetham Varma P30E10KOSHIHARA, Mikio

O02B03

KUNDU, Pankaj

O01C11KOSHIKAWA, Takeaki

P30E04

KUNITOMO, Keiichiro

O02A09KOSHIMURA, Shunichi

O28D03, O29D03, O01B04,

KUNNATH, Sashi

P28E08O01C05, O02A08, P28E29,

KUNNATH, Sashi K.

P29E09, P02E12

P28E32, P29E28

KUNUGI, Takashi

O29B06, P28E02, P29E01

KOSHIYAMA, Kenji

O28B03KUNWAR, Bhaskar

O30B09KOSTINAKIS, Konstantinos

O01C06, P29E08

KUO, Chun-Hsiang

O01C07

KOSURU, Ratnasai Venkata

P28E04

KUO, Chunhuan

P29E16

KOSUWAN, Suwith

O28D06, P30E01

KUO, Keng-Chang

P02E33

KOTB, Amin

P29E14KUPCU, Eren

O01B09317

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KURABAYASHI, Hiroshi

O02B02, P28E16

LAGHI, Vittoria

O28C09, O30D07, P01E14

KURAHASHI, Susumu

P30E02, P01E04

LAGOMARSINO, Sergio

O30C07, P02E21

KURAMA, Yahya

O01A01

LAI, Chi-Ming

P01E19KURAMASU, Masashi

O29C09, O30C07

LAI, JIUN-WEI

O29B04, P29E19, P01E19

KURATA, Kazumi

P30E31

LAI, JunYan

P28E27, P01E32

KURATA, Masahiro

O28C09, O28D03, O02A09,

LAI, Qinghui

P01E03

P29E22, P30E14

LAI, Tao

P29E31KURATA, Narito

P02E32

LAI, Xiao

P28E32, P29E05

KURIMA, Jun

O01C05, P30E24

LAI, Yun-Chuan

P30E13

KURINO, Haruhiko

O28C01, P28E18, P28E21, P29E16,

LAI, Zhipeng

P01E06

P01E09

LAI, Zhi-Yu

O02A02

KURITA, Satoshi

P30E16LAKAVATH, Chandrashekhar

P30E22

KURITA, Tetsushi

P29E02

LAL, Kaivalya M.

P28E15KURIYAMA, Akira

P28E28LAL, Kaivalya Mitesh

P28E09KURIYAMA, TAKASHI

P02E10LALA, Sayantani

P29E19, P02E14

KURKIN, Andrey

O29D03LALITH, Maddegedara

O02A08KURMI, Panna Lal

P02E05LALLEMANT, David

O02A08, P30E30

KURODA, Keita

P30E06

LAM, Nelson T. K.

P30E21

KURODA, Masato

O28B08LAMARCHE, Charles-Philippe

P29E09KUROIWA (RIP), Julio

O01C08, P02E28

LAMICHHANE, Rameshwar

P28E22KUROIWA, Julio

P01E29LAMPELA, Kalle Matias

P30E29KUROKI, Shinya

P28E12LAMPERTI TORNAGHI, Marco

O28D08, O29B08

KUROSAWA, Miku

O28D02LAMSAL, Jyoti

P30E20, P01E18

KUROSAWA, Ryohei

P29E13

LAN, Yun Jennifer

P30E30, P02E16

KUROSAWA, Ryotaro

O29B01, P29E13

LANDGE, Meenakshi Vijay

P01E14KURUOGLU, Mehmet

O30D07, P28E06

LANDI, LucaP02E27

KUSAKA, Akihiro

O30C09LANE, Emily M.

P01E29

KUSE, Masumitsu

P28E02, P28E03

LANESE, Igor

O29C09, O02A01

KUSHIYAMA, Yuzuru

P30E31

LANG, DOMINIKO02A12

KUSUBA, Sadaharu

P30E11

LANG, Dominik H.

O29D06, O01A06, P30E03

KUSUMA, Angga Ditya

P29E05LANNING, Forrest M.

P28E33

KUSUNOKI, K.

P30E14LANZANO, Giovanni

P02E02KUSUNOKI, Koichi

O30C01, O01B01, O01C06,

LAO, Xai

P28E11

P29E06, P29E08, P30E04,

LAOUAMI, Nacer

P01E05

P30E20, P02E05, P02E13

LAOUAMI, Nasser

P29E01KUSUNOKI, Kouichi

P29E06

LAPLACE, Patrick

P02E11

KUSYALA, Dibya

P29E21

LARA, Luis

P01E09

KUSZ, Martin

O02B03

LARA, Otton

P02E02KUWADA, Ryohei

P02E06

LARA-VALENCIA, Luis Augusto

P01E09, P02E09

KUWAHARA, Rikuto

P28E20LARBI, SELMA HANANE

O29C03KUWANO, Jiro

P29E24LASKAR, Arghadeep

P30E14KUWATA, Yasuko

O29C04, P02E10

LATCHAROTE, Panon

O29D03, P29E02, P30E30,

KWOK, On Lei

P02E23

KWON, Oh-Sang

O28D08

LATIEF, H.

P30E28

KWON, Oh-Sung

O23A06, O28C09, O28D02,

LATOUR, Massimo

P29E10, P01E07

O29B08, O02A09, P28E17, P29E13

LAU, DavidO28B10, O28C08, O28D02,

KWONG, N. Simon

P28E02KWONG, Neal Simon

O02B08

LAU, David T.

O29A08KYAW, Khin Myat

P29E23

LAUGHERY, Lucas

O29C11KYRIAKIDES, Nicholas

P01E18LAUGHERY, Lucas A.

O29C11, O02B01

KYRIAKIDES, Nicholas Christos

P30E21LAURSEN, Peter

O28D08, P02E20

KYRIAKOU, Asimina

O01C06, P29E08

LAVADO DURAND, Luis Martin

O30C08, P28E04

LAVAN, Oren

O30D04, P28E21, P29E10

Athanatopoulou

318

P01E29

P28E13

L, LAKSHMI

O28B08LAVORATO, Davide

P30E14LA MENDOLA, Lidia

O30A01LAVRENTIADIS, Grigorios

O29A06LABBE, Pierre B.

P30E21, P01E05

LAWRENCE, Andrew

O02A07LABERENNE, Rebecca

P29E25LAY, MarkO02B08

LABO, Simone

O29A07, O02B04

LAZARES LA ROSA, Luis

O02A06

LACOMBE, Jean-Michel

P30E22Fernando

LACOUR, Maxime

O29A06LE GRACIET, Loic

O30C04

LACROIX, Pascal

P28E28

LEDESMA, Alberto

O29D05, P30E01

LAGESSE, Richard Henri

O01B07

LEDESMA, VILLALBA, Alberto

P01E22

LEE, Cheol-Ho

P28E13LI, Hongxu

P30E12, P30E12

LEE, Chin-Long

O30A03, O30B10, P01E14

LI, Jianzhong

O29B04, P02E12

LEE, Do Hyung

O23A06LI, JIAXIO01C01, P29E11, P30E15

LEE, Eden

O23A06LI, Jichao

O28B10, P29E25

LEE, G. P.

P29E22LI, Jie

O28D02, P29E21

LEE, Han Seon

P29E21, P30E21

LI, JING

P28E27, P30E16

LEE, Hung-Jen

P28E04LI, Jinke

P28E27

LEE, Jae-Hoon

O23A06LI, Junlin

O30D04

LEE, Jinhyeong

P30E15LI, Li

P28E27

LEE, Jongwon

O30A08LI, Liyun

O29B12

LEE, Kyung-Joo

P28E13LI, Min

P02E05

LEE, Sui-Wei

P02E11

LI, Minghao

O30B10, P28E15

LEE, Tae-Hyung

P28E09LI, Ning

O29A08, P30E14

LEE, Yajie J.

O01A06

LI, Peizhen

P02E08

LEE, Young-Joo

P01E31

LI, Ping

P28E24LEELATAVIWAT, Sutat

P29E06

LI, Ruifeng

P30E17

LEE-LEWIS, Timothy

P01E33LI, Ruishan

P29E01, P30E17

LEGER, Pierre

P28E09, P29E04

LI, Shanyou

P02E27

LEGO, A.

P30E12LI, Sheng

P28E06, P29E03

LEHMAN, Dawn

O01A03, P29E06

LI, Shuai

O02B01

LEHMAN, Dawn E.

O01C09, O02B04

LI, Shuang

P29E04

LEI, Kai-Ting

P02E15LI, Shutao

P28E23LEIFSSON, Guðjon

O01C11

LI, Sihan

P01E24LEIVA, Nicolas

O01A02LI, Siyuan

P01E08LEJOUAD, Chaymaa

P02E13LI, Sizheng

P29E31LEKKAS, Efthymios

P28E33LI, Tie Fei

P01E03LEMMO, Maria Teresa

P28E21

LI, Tiefei

P28E03LENJANI, Ali

O02A03LI, Tonglin

P02E04LENTAS, Konstantinos

P01E04LI, Wenshan

P30E12LENTI, Luca

O29C10, P29E01

LI, Wenwen

O30B11, P28E24

LEON TORRES, Jose Antonio

O02B08

LI, Xi

P01E02

LEON, Jorge

P28E29LI, Xiangxiu

P28E06, P02E10

LEONARDO SUAREZ, Miguel

O02A12, O02B03

LI, Xiao Jun

P28E23

LEONI, GRAZIANO

P29E20LI, Xiaobo

O01A07

LEPIDI, Marco

O01C02

LI, Xiaofei

O28B05LEUNG, Erin Ho Yee

P28E23

LI, Xiaohua

O28D03

LEVY, Robert

P02E05

LI, Xiaojun

P28E06, P29E03, P29E14, P02E02

LEVY, S.

O30D08

LI, Xiaoxuan

P29E11LEWIS, Craig

O29C01

LI, Xinlei

P30E03LI, Aiqun

P29E15

LI, Xuejing

P28E02LI, BoO29D01

LI, Yan Wen

P01E07

LI, C.

O30D06, O02A11

LI, Yanwen

P28E11

LI, Cai

P29E30LI, Yan-Wen

O30D04

LI, Chao

O28B02

LI, Yi

P28E15LI, Chao-Hsien

O30A01, O30A03, P02E06

LI, YINGMIN

P28E05, P28E08, P28E15, P28E17,

LI, Chengcheng

P29E01

LI, Chenxi

P28E32

LI, Chunlei

O28D05, O29C12

LI, Yinsheng

O29D04

LI, Chun-xiang

O29B04

LI, YISONG

O28B02LI, Dawei

O29B08, P30E32

LI, Yi-Ting

O29B05LI, De Yu

P30E31

LI, Yong

P02E12LI, Deyu

O28D05, O29C12, P28E30,

LI, Yongxing

P02E12

P02E05LI, Yuebing

O01B01, P30E20

LI, Dingbin

P28E07

LI, Yurun

P01E24LI, Dong

P28E02LI, Z. F.

P30E06

LI, Dongbin

P01E15LI, Zhaoyan

P28E24LI, Feng

P01E11

LI, ZHE

P28E17, P02E11

LI, Gang

P30E32, P30E32

LI, ZHERUIP29E05LI, Guo-Qiang

P29E16LI, Zhi

P28E04LI, Han

P30E11

LI, Zhiwei

P02E03LI, Hongjie

P01E03LI, Zhongwei

P28E13LI, Hongjing

P01E05, P02E12

LI, Zhongxian

O30B09, P28E13, P30E14, P02E13

P30E04, P30E17, P01E06, P01E11,
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LI, Zhong-Xian

O29A08, O29D07

LIU, Boquan

P02E11

LI, Zong Chao

P01E03

LIU, Chao

O29C06LI, Zongao

O29D01

LIU, Cheng Yan

P02E03

LIAN, J.

O30D06

LIU, Chenying

P28E30

LIAN, Qiang

P30E22

LIU, Chenyu

P28E11

LIANG, Dong

P30E11

LIU, Duo

P01E10

LIANG, Feng

O30B09LIU, Gan-bin

O01C01

LIANG, Huangbin

O29C04

LIU, Guowei

P28E09LIANG, Hui

O29B12, P28E30, P30E31

LIU, Hailong

P02E10

LIANG, Jianwen

P29E03

LIU, Han

O28B09LIANG, Jiguan

P28E02

LIU, Hang

P30E12

LIANG, Wenju

P29E12

LIU, Hanlong Liu

P28E24

LIANG, Xiao

O30B09, P28E27

LIU, Huan

P01E12

LIANG, Xu

P30E15

LIU, Jia Ren

P02E23

LIAO, Jian Xin

P30E31

LIU, Jiaji

O29B08, P30E16

LIAO, Wen-Cheng

P28E17

LIU, Jingbo

P28E23, P29E14

LIAO, Wenjie

P28E15

LIU, Jingwei

P02E03

LIAPOPOULOU, Maria

O01B06

LIU, Jingye

P29E11

LIEL, Abbie

O01C09, P29E31

LIU, Jinlong

P02E10

LIEL, Abbie B.

O29A09, P29E24, P02E11

LIU, Junwei

P02E07

LIESER, Kathrin

P01E04

LIU, KAIXIN

P02E07LIGNOS, Dimitrios

O28B09LIU, Kuang-Yen

O29C11, P02E15

LIGNOS, Dimitrios G.

O01C03, P01E07

LIU, Kuan-Ying

O29C11

LIM, Seungchan

P30E11

LIU, Kun

P02E04

LIMKATANYU, Suchart

P29E06

LIU, Liping

P30E04, P30E17

LIN, Che-Min

O01C07

LIU, Liu

P01E06

LIN, Chia-Ying

O01C08

LIU, Longjun

P01E07

LIN, Chi-pu

O30D10

LIU, Mao

O28B01

LIN, Fan-Ru

O02A02, O02A09

LIU, Ning

P02E02

LIN, Feng

O02B01

LIU, Qingzhi

P01E15

LIN, Ging-Long

P02E15

LIU, Rongheng

P01E11

LIN, Guolian

P01E02

LIU, Royce

P02E05

LIN, Guoliang

P29E03

LIU, Rushan

P29E31, P01E31

LIN, Jui-Liang

O02B04

LIU, Shuming

P30E14

LIN, Junqi

P02E10

LIU, Tao

P29E09, P29E16

LIN, Kaiqi

P28E15

LIU, Wei

O29C04, O02A08

LIN, Kuo Wan

O02B08

LIU, Weiwei

P01E24

LIN, Pao Chun

O30B10

LIU, Wen

O28D03, O30C06, P28E32,

LIN, Pao-Chun

O30B10

LIN, Po-Shen

P29E03

LIU, Wenbo

P02E12

LIN, Sen

P29E03, P02E10

LIU, Wenguang

P30E10

LIN, Sheng-Lin

O01C11, O02A11

LIU, Xiaojiao

P01E29LIN, Szu-Yun

O02A11, P30E26

LIU, Xiaojuan

P29E05

LIN, Te-Hung

P30E13

LIU, Xiaoyu

O02A03

LIN, Ting

O27C07, P28E03

LIU, Xinyan

P02E17

LIN, Tzu-Hsuan

O29C03

LIU, Xiyuan

O28D01

LIN, Tzu-Kang

O30D07

LIU, Yang

O30B09, P28E05, P28E15,

LIN, Wang-Chuen

O30B01

LIN, Xuchuan

O02A11

LIU, Yingqi

O29C07, O30B09

LIN, Yen-Yu

P29E03

LIU, Yingyang

P28E04

LIN, Yi Xiao

P01E33

LIU, Yiyao

O29D08

LIN, Yolanda

P30E30

LIU, Yong

P01E22

LIN, Zhen-Yu

O02A02

LIU, Yuan

O29B07LINDHOLM, CONRAD

O02A12

LIU, Yu-Fang

O30D07

LING, Jing

P28E13

LIU, Zhangjun

O28C06, P30E05

LING, Suqun

P29E02

LIU, Zhen lin

P28E06

LING, Xianzhang

P02E22

LIU, Zhenlin

P02E10

LING, Yu-Che

P02E13

LIU, Zhihua

P28E04

LITTLER, Scott

P01E11

LIU, Zhong Xian

O01C07

LIU, Ai Wen

P28E23

LIU, Zixin

O28C06, P30E05

LIU, Aiwen

P28E06, P29E14, P02E02, P02E10

LIZARZABURU, Oscar

O30C09LIU, Angela

O02B01

LIZUNDIA, Bret

O29A09, O01A11

P02E33

P29E18, P30E06, P01E15

LO, Robert C.

P28E33

LU, Yong

P01E11

LOA CANALES, Gustavo Juan

P28E31, P30E15

LU, Yuxia

P02E04

LU, Zheng

P01E09Franklin
LOJA William

O02B03

LU, Zhi Cheng

P28E06

LØKKE, Arnkjell

P01E22

LU, Zhicheng

P29E03, P02E10

LOLI, Marianna

P30E12

LUALDI, Maurizio

P29E01LOMBARDI, Luca

O29D03

LUBKOWSKI, Zygmunt

P30E01, P02E28

LOMBARDI, Renzo

P01E15

LUCA, Flavia De

P30E19LOMIENTO, Giuseppe

O01C01, O02A09

LUCCHINI, Andrea

O28B10

LONG, Peiheng

P02E12

LUCO, NicoP28E02LONGJAM, Sonia

P28E18

LUCO, Nicolas

O02A06, O02B08

LONGO, Michele

O02A01LUKKIKANUN, Arut

P29E13

LOOI, Daniel T. W.

P30E21

LUKOVIC, Biljana

O01C11, O02A12

LOOS, Sabine

O02A08

LUND, Alana

O30C09LOPES DIAS, Ilanildo Renato

P01E08

LUO, Chao

P28E23, P30E31

LOPES, Mario

O28C03, O01B04

LUO, Guangheng

P28E04

LOPES, Nuno

P30E14

LUO, Guang-Heng

P28E04

LOPEZ ALMANSA, Francesc

P02E07

LUO, Hao

O29B08, P29E15

LOPEZ ALMANSA, Francisco

P28E22, P30E14, P01E22

LUO, Kaihai

P30E07, P01E30, P02E03

LOPEZ GIMENEZ, Javier

O28B08

LUO, kaitao

P30E16

LOPEZ MENJIVAR, Manuel A.

O29D06

LUO, Lan

P29E24

LOPEZ MENJIVAR, Manuel

P30E31

LUO, Peiting

P02E23

LUO, Pengjun

P30E06, P01E05

Alfredo
LOPEZ RUIZ, Camila

O29C07

LUO, Quanbo

P28E03

LOPEZ, Alehli

O02B03

LUO, Wenwen

P29E06, P30E01

LOPEZ, Alvaro

P28E04

LUO, Xiang

P29E15

LOPEZ, Carlos

P01E15

LUPPI, Matteo

O30A02

LOPEZ, Fernando

P02E04

LUQUE LUQUE, Omar Milton

P29E21

LOPEZ, FRANCISCO

P30E01

LUTH, GregO29A12

LOPEZ-ALMANSA, Francisco

O29D05

LUZI, Lucia

P02E02

LOPEZ-CABALLERO, Fernando

O28C05, O28D06, O29B06,

LV, Yang

P28E13

O29C10, P29E23

LYON, Benjamin

O29B05

LOPEZ-GARCIA, Diego

O01B06, P30E06, P02E09

LYU, Junyi

P28E08LOPORCARO, Giuseppe

O01C05

LYU, Meng-Ze

P01E14LORENZO, Emanuele

P29E20

LYU, Qing

O30D07LOSANNO, Daniele

P29E12, P30E19

LYU, YUEJUN

P02E03

LOVON, Holger

P01E31, P02E31

M. C., Raghucharan

O30B06

LOW, Brian

O30B01M., JAYA KUMAR BHASKAR

P30E17LOWES, Laura

P29E06

MA, Biao

P02E12LOWES, Laura N.

O01C09MA, Donghiu

O01C08LOZANO, Carlos

P30E03MA, Donghui

P29E20

LOZINCA, Eugen

O28B09, P29E20

MA, JunP30E18

LU, Guanya

P30E11, P30E12

MA, Kaiqiang

O29D07

LU, Hailin

O28C06, P30E05

MA, Naiyin

P01E09LU, Han

P01E11, P01E14

MA, Qiang

P02E02, P02E27

LU, Hao

O02A11

MA, Quincy

P02E11

LU, Jianqi

P02E27

MA, Quincy T.

P28E31

LU, Jinchi

O28C02

MA, Quincy Tsun Ming

P02E07

LU, Jun long

P28E15

MA, Wenxi

P28E02

LU, Kunyu

P28E24

MA, Yangyin

O29C03

LU, Liang

P02E13

MA, Zhuoer

O01C05

LU, Li-Qiao

P29E16

MABUCH, RYOTAROP02E10

LU, Lyan-Ywan

O29B01, P02E15

MACABUAG, Joshua

O30C09, O02A12

LU, Wensheng

O28B10, P28E13

MACAL, Fabian

P02E12

LU, Xilin

P29E25, P29E32

MACDONALD, John

P28E04

LU, Xinlin

O30B01

MACE, Brian Richard

P29E32

LU, Xinzheng

O29C05, O30C06, P28E15,

MACEDO, Jorge

O29A06, O29B05, O29B12,

P28E32, P01E33

P28E08, P29E08, P30E05

LU, Xuzhao

P30E12MACEDO, Luis

P28E31

LU, Yan

O29A08MACHIDA, Kenichi

O29B07

LU, Yang

P30E05, P02E08

MACIAS CASTILLO, Marco A.

O02A12

LU, Yiqiu

P30E17, P01E33

MACIAS JAIME, Jesus

P29E19, P30E15, P02E17

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MACIEL, Marina

P01E15

MALAGA CHUQUITAYPE,

MACKIE, Kevin R.

O29B04, O29C05, O30A07,

ChristianP02E12

MALAGA-CHUQUITAYPE,

P28E08, P28E19, P29E08,

MACOBATTI, FABIO

O30D10Christian

P30E05, P01E33

MACRAE, Greg

P29E05

MALEK, Sardar

O02B07

MACRAE, Gregory

O28B10, O29C12, O30A03,

MALIHA, Maisha

O01B01, P01E20

O30B10, O30D09, P28E22,

MALLA, Niraj

P28E30P30E13, P02E06, P02E21

MALOMO, Daniele

O28C08, O30C08, P01E14

MACRAE, Gregory A.

P30E14, P02E11

MAMAGHANI, Iraj H. P.

O28D05, P30E12

MACRAE, Gregory Anthony

O28C09, O30A03, P02E18

MAMANI YANA, Elvis Jony

P30E16MADABHUSHI, Gopal

O30D07

MAMOU, Anna

P29E05MADANI, Ramin

P30E01

MANABE, Shunpei

P30E01

MADDAH, Mohammad Mahdi

P29E21, P01E20

MANAFPOUR, Ali Reza

O28D07

MADDALONI, Gennaro

O30C07

MANANDHAR, Vibek

P30E19MADDEGEDARA, Lalith

P28E29MANDAL, Sasankasekhar

O01C06MADDOLOZZO, Walker

P01E12

MANDRICK, Jessica

P02E16

MADHAVAN, Mithila

P02E05

MANFREDI, Gaetano

O28B10, O28D08

MADIAI, Claudia

P29E01

MANICA, Miguel

O01B07MADRIGAL, Maria Clara

O01B07

MANNELLA, ANTONIO

P29E25MADRIGAL-MADRIGAL, MariaP01E24

MANOJLOVSKI, Filip

O30C07MANOS, George C.

O30C01, P28E17

Clara

322

P01E18

MAEDA, Hiroto

O28B02MANSOER, Abdulbar

P30E28

MAEDA, Masaki

O29C12, O30C01, O02A01,

MANSOORI, M.R

O28B01

O02A07, O02B01, P29E09,

MANSOUR, Sulyman

O02A01

P30E21, P01E06, P01E15, P01E18,

MAO, Chenxi

P30E19P02E19

MAO, Henan

O29B01

MAEDA, Noriaki

P29E31

MAR, David

O30A06

MAEDA, Shusaku

O30A07, P29E18

MARAFI, Nasser

O27C07

MAEDA, Takahiro

O27C07, O29D03, O01A12,

MARAFI, Nasser A.

O27C07, P29E11

P30E01, P30E30

MARANO, Giuseppe CarloO01C11

MAEDA, Tatsuhiko

O28D01MARASCO, Sebastiano

O28B08, O28D03, O01C11,

MAEDA, Toshiro

P30E14

MAEGAWA, Toshio

P30E13, P02E13

MARASINI, Narayan P.

P30E19MAESO, Ana

P28E30MARASINI, Narayan Prasad

P01E19MAEZURU, Natsumi

P30E15MARCHI, Andrea

O28B10

MAFFEI, Janiele

O29A09MARCHISELLA, Angelo

P02E07

MAGENES, Guido

P28E04, P29E31, P30E14, P01E31,

MARELLI, Stefano

O29B08

P02E31MARIA, Hernan Santa

P30E13MAGISTRALE, Harold

O30A08MARINI, Alessandra

O29A07, O02B04

MAGLIULO, Gennaro

O28B10MARINKOVIC, MarkoO29C09, O01B01

MAGOSHI, Kazuya

O28C02MARINO, Alessandra

O29C09

MAHADIK, Vinay

P29E13MARINO, Edoardo Michele

O30B10, P30E21

MAHAMID, Mustafa

P30E06

MARKHVIDA, Maryia

O01A06, O02A06

MAHARJAN, Dev Kumar

O02B03, P29E20

MARKOVSKI, Igor

P29E13

MAHARJAN, Naresh

P02E04MARQUEZ, Joaquin Fabian

P29E12

MAHARJAN, NIKESH

P28E32MARRA, ADRIANA

P29E25MAHESHWARI, B. K.

P28E23MARRA, Matteo

O02A01MAHIN, SteveO28D09MARTEL, Jean-Francois

P28E08

MAHMOODI, Maryam

O01B06, P02E05

MARTI, JoseP02E32

MAHMOUD, Hussam

O23A06, P29E31

MARTIN, Amory

O30D07

MAHMUD, Akter

P29E28MARTINELLI, Luca

O30D10

MAHONEY, Mike

O29A07, O01A11

MARTINELLI, MarioO01C11

MAIDA, Yusuke

P29E09, P01E18, P01E32, P02E13

MARTINEZ CUEVAS, Sandra

P28E33

MAISON, Bruce

O30C01, P28E33

MARTINEZ, Cielo

O29A08MAIWALD, Holger

P29E25, P30E31

MARTINEZ, Diego

O29C07MAJDALAWEYH, Sereen

O30A06, O30C06

MARTINEZ, Jony Zenon

O30B02

MAJID, TAKSIAH A.

P02E05MARTINEZ, Pedro

O01A07

MAJIMA, Ryo

P02E09MARTINEZ-CUEVAS, Sandra

P28E30, P30E30

MAKI, Kensuke

P02E33MARTINEZ-DIAZ, Jose

P28E30

MAKI, NorioO02B08MARTINEZ-FLORES, Felipe

P30E12

MAKRIS, Nicos

P28E16, P29E08

MARTINEZ-SEGURA, Marcos

P02E04MARTINO, Salvatore

P29E01

P28E11, P29E20, P29E28

MARTINS, Luis
MARULANDA FRAUME, Mabel

O29D06, O30D08, P28E30,

MATSUURA, Ritsuko S.

P01E03

P29E31

MATSUURA, Shinichi

P02E05

O30D08, P29E25

MATSUYAMA, Hisanori

P29E02, P30E01, P30E03, P02E28

MATSUZAKI, Hiroshi

O29C07

Cristina
MARULLO, Thomas

O29B08

MATSUZAKI, Ryoto

P28E16MARULLO, Tommy

P30E18

MAUFROY, Emeline

P01E03MARUYA, Hiroaki

O28B03

MAULANA, Adi

O01B07MARUYAMA, I.

P01E18

MAULANA, Taufiq Ilham

P30E17MARUYAMA, Yoshihisa

O29C04, O30C06, P30E20

MAURO, Gerardo MariaP29E19MARZOK, Ameer

P29E10

MAVRONICOLA, Eftychia

P29E15MAS, Erick

O28D03, O01B04, P28E29,

MAVROULIS, Spyridon

P28E33

P28E32, P29E28

MAXEMOW, Shane

P02E31

MASAKI, Nobuo

O29C11

MAYORAL VILLA, JUAN MANUEL P30E23

MASATO, Tomohiro

O28B10

MAYORAL, JUAN Manuel

O29B05, P28E16

MASATSUKI, Toshiyuki

O28D03

MAYORGA, Juan Edmundo

O30C08MASAYUKI, Nagano

P01E16MAZDA, Taiji

O29B12MASEKI, Ryota

O28C01, O30A01

MAZUMDAR, KIRONO02A12

MASKEY, Prem NathO30A06, O02B07, P30E01,

MAZZA, Fabio

O29B07, P28E21, P30E20

P01E01, P02E14

MAZZA, Mirko

O29B07MASSONE, Leonardo

O01A02, P01E15, P01E15

MAZZIERI, I.

P28E03MASSONE, Leonardo M.

P28E32, P29E05, P01E15

MAZZONI, Silvia

O28B05, P01E03

MASUDA, Akira

P28E15MAZZOTTI, Claudio

O30A02, P02E31

MASUDA, Hiroyuki

O28D01MCCABE, Steven

P02E33

MASUDA, Kazuki

P02E13MCCABE, Steven L.

P29E25, P02E16

MASUDA, Manabu

O30D08, O01C08, P02E28

MCCALLEN, D.

O01A12

MASUDA, Satoru

O01B04, P29E26

MCCALLEN, David

O01A12, P29E23, P02E11, P02E16

MASUDA, Takahiro

P02E12MCCARTNEY, John

P02E22

MASUDUR, Rashied

P01E23MCCAUGHEY, Jamie

O02A08MASUI, RYOSUKE

P28E15MCCLURE, Ghyslaine

O30C07

MASUNO, Hidemasa

P01E06MCCORMICK, Jason

O02A11, P28E04, P28E31, P29E25

MATALE, Sujit V.

P28E04

MCCORMICK, Jason P.

P30E13MATAMOROS, Adolfo

P01E18MCDANIEL, Cole C.

P02E20

MATINRAD, Pantea

P28E21MCDERMOTT, DAVID JOHN

P02E11

MATSAGAR, Vasant

P02E15MCENTEE, Vanessa

O30B09

MATSUBARA, Minoru

P29E04, P30E30

MCGANN, Christopher

O28B05

MATSUBARA, Takuro

P30E22MCKAMEY, Jacob

O30B11

MATSUBARA, Yoshinao

O02B02

MCKEE, Codi

P01E20

MATSUDA, HIROSHI

P02E22MCKENNA, FrankO30D07

MATSUDA, Kazuhiro

O28B10, P28E13, P28E15

MCKENZIE, Hamish S.

O30B07

MATSUDA, Satoshi

P30E05MCLENNAN, DavidP30E31

MATSUDA, Shigeo

P28E02MEADOWS, JoelP30E19, P01E20

MATSUDA, Yoriyuki

O30D07, P28E17, P30E10, P30E13,

MEBARKI, Ahmed

P01E05

P02E33

MEDALLA, Miguel

O01B06, P30E06

MATSUI, Ryota

O30B10, P30E13

MEDINA DEZA, DIEGO

P01E18

MATSUKAWA, Anna

P29E26, P02E26

ARMANDO

MATSUKAWA, Daiki

P30E05MEGALOOIKONOMOU,

MATSUKAWA, Kazuto

O01B01, P01E06, P01E29

Konstantinos G.

MATSUMORTO, Yosuke

P28E09MEGHWAL, Pawan

O30B07

MATSUMOTO, Masamu

P30E21, P01E05

MEGURO, K.

O29A03

MATSUMOTO, Yasuhiro

P01E04

MEGURO, Kimiro

O28B08, O29C03, O30A06,

MATSUMOTO, Yuka

O30D01O30B02, O30B07, O02B03,

MATSUNOSHITA, Tomoya

O29C11

P28E33, P29E23, P29E32,

MATSUO, Jun

P02E20

MATSUOKA, Masashi

O30C06, O01C05, P28E32,

MEHANI, Youcef

P30E03, P30E31, P01E31, P02E33

MEHANNY, Sameh Samir Fahmy P29E14

MATSUOKA, Taichi

O02B02MEHER PRASAD, A.

O01A03

MATSUSHIMA, Shinichi

O30A12, O01A07, O01A07, P30E01

MEHRAIN, Michael

O29A09

MATSUSHITA, Daisukie

O28B03

MEHROTRA, Anjali

O30B07

MATSUSHITA, Ryosuke

O28D03

MEHTA, Vaibhav

P01E12

MATSUTAKE, Kotaro

P28E15

MEHTA, Vaibhav Pankaj

P29E10

MATSUTARO, Seki

P29E09

MEI, Heng

P30E21

MATSUTOMI, Hideo

P01E33

MEI, Zhu

P28E15

P29E22

P01E20, P01E22, P01E27
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MEIER, Andrew

O28C07MIHAI, Petru

P30E19, P01E18

MEIJERS, Sander

P30E20

MIJIC, Zorana

P29E24

MEKAOUI, NABIL

O30D04

MIKAMI, Atsushi

O28C06, O28D05

MELATTI, Victor

P28E20MIKAMI, Junji

P29E16

MELCHOR PLACENCIA, CARLOS P29E11

MIKAMI, Taku

P29E27

JAVIERMIKAMI, Tomohiro

O29A01MELGAR, Diego

P02E28MIKHAIL, ReguelO29D05, P29E24

MELIDIS, Lazaros

O30C01, P28E17

MIKI, Hiroshi

P02E16MELIS, Nicos

O01C11MILAN, Giovanni

P30E31MELISSIANOS, Vasileios E.

P28E20MILANESI, Riccardo R.

P29E31

MEMARI, Mehrdad

O23A06MILICEVIC, Ivana

P01E15

MENASSA, Carol C.

O02A11MILKOVA, Kristina

O02B03, P01E31

MENDLER, Alexander

O29B04MILLICHAMP, Derek

P01E08MENESES, Jorge Fernando

P28E24, P29E24, P30E23

MILLS, Robin

P29E08

MENG, Shuochuan

O02A03MILLS, Robin S.

P02E18

MENG, XunP01E10MILNER, Kevin R.

O01A06

MENNA, Costantino

P29E19MILUTINOVIC, Zoran

O29D06, P28E01

MENON, Arun

O29D01MILUTINOVIC, Zoran Velimir

P30E33

MENONI, SciraP29E30MINAGAWA, Shumpei

P01E09

MENQ, F.-Y.

O30C05

MINAMI, Susumu

P01E17

MENQ, Farnyuh

O28C05MINOWA, Kentaroh

P30E15

MENTOR-WILLIAM, Garmalia

P02E33

MIR, Faizan Ul Haq

O30C04, P28E09

MERA, Diego

O29B08MIRALIMOV, Mirzakhid

O01C06MERCADO, Jaime A.

O29C05, O30A07

MIRANDA, Eduardo

P28E11, P29E05, P30E05, P01E31,

MERINO VELA, Roberto Javier

O28B10MERINO, Roberto

O28B10MIRHASHEMI, Mohammad

P29E32MERINO, Roberto J.

O28B10MIRRASHID, Masoomeh

P01E14MERINO, Yvonne

P28E28MIRSHAFIEI, Farshad

P01E20, P02E32

MERLI, Alessandro

P29E24MIRSHAFIEI, Mehrdad

P01E20, P02E32

MES, D.

P29E20MIRZAOGLU, Mete

P29E01MESLEM, Abdelghani

O01A06, O01C11, O02A12MISHRA, Chhabi

O30C08MESSALI, Francesco

P01E14MISHRA, Sudib Kumar

P29E16, P30E15MESSAOUDI, Akila

P29E01

MISU, Motoki

O30B01MESSINA, Armando

P02E09MITANI, Yasuhiro

P02E26MESTA, Carlos

O30C06

MITCHELL, Carrie

P29E19MESTAV SARICA, Gizem

O29D06

MITCHELL, John William

P01E20METTEN, Andrew Metten

P02E07

MITOBE, Yuta

P02E29MEVEL, Sadri

P28E14MITRA, Keya

P29E26MEYERS, Eduardo

P28E30MITRANI-REISER, Judith

P29E27

MEZA-FAJARDO, Kristel

O29C10

MITSUDA, Takehide

P28E17

MEZA-FAJARDO, Kristel Carolina O29C10

MITSUHASHI, Yuta

P30E23

MEZAKI, Yuta

P29E12

MITSUJI, Kazuya

P29E10, P02E04

MEZOUAR, Nourredine

P29E01MIURA, Hiroyuki

O28C06, O01C05, P29E02,

MEZZI, Marco

O30A06

MIAH, Mamun

O01A12

MIURA, Kota

O29C12, P01E06, P02E19

MIANO, Andrea

P01E06, P02E30

MIURA, Tomomi

P30E13

MIAO, Fasheng

P02E30MIYACHI, Yuichi

O29D04, P28E04

MIAO, Zenghui

O01C05MIYAGAWA, Kazuaki

P01E13

MIAO, Zhiwei

P01E11MIYAHARA, Fumi

O30B09MIARI, Mahmoud

P30E07MIYAHARA, Kiyoshi

O29D04MICEVSKI, Stefan

O02B03MIYAJIMA, Kyohei

O29D01MICHEL, Jerome

P30E22MIYAJIMA, Masakastu

P28E28MICHIGUCHI, Yoko

P02E29MIYAJIMA, MASAKATSU

O28D05, O30B02, P28E22,

MICHIO, UBAURA

P01E23MICHISHITA, Y.

P02E11MICOV, Vlado

P29E14MICOZZI, Fabio

O28D09MIYAKE, Tatsuya

P28E04

MIDORIKAWA, Mitsumasa

O29B01, O29B07

MIYAKOSHI, Hiroyuki

P01E03

MIDORIKAWA, Saburoh

O28C06, O29B06, O02A06,

MIYAKOSHI, Jun'ichi

P29E04, P01E01

P01E03MIYAKOSHI, K.

O01A12MIGLIETTA, Marco

P29E19MIYAKOSHI, Ken

O28D06, O01A07, P30E02, P01E04

MIGLIO, EDIE

O30D10MIYAMORI, Yasunori

O01C01, P29E12, P01E33

P02E09, P02E19

P30E03, P01E01, P02E04

P29E02, P02E33
MIYAKE, Hiroe

O01A12, P28E03, P29E01, P29E02,
P30E01, P02E01

MIYAMOTO, H. Kit

P28E11, P29E19

MOMO, Yoshiteru

P01E06MIYAMOTO, Hideki Kit

O29A03, O30B07

MOMOI, YOSHIHISA

O29C06MIYAMOTO, Hiroyuki

P29E11

MONACO, Alessia

O30A01MIYAMOTO, Kit

O02B04, P28E27

MONDAL, Joy Kumar

P29E01MIYAMOTO, Kou

O29B07, P30E09

MONDRAGON, Fernando PenaP29E20MIYAMOTO, Mitsuhiro

O02B01MONGABURE, Philippe

P02E13MIYAMOTO, Ryu

O01B04, P29E29, P01E29

MONICAL, Jonathan

P02E13MIYAMOTO, Takashi

P28E32MONMA, Naokazu

O28D03MIYAMOTO, YUJI

O29C05, O30D07, P28E20,MONSALVE, Mauricio

O29C04

P01E24MONTEIRO, Ricardo

O01C08, O02A03, P28E31,MIYANOUE, Kei

P28E28MIYASAKA, H.

P02E11MONTEJO, Julian

MIYASAKA, Takaaki

P28E15MONTERO AMAYA, Max Alberto P02E21

MIYASHITA, Daiki

P02E04MONTES, Enrique

O02A01MIYATA, Yujiro

P30E10MONTESINOS, Mijail

P28E04MIYAUCHI, Hiroyuki

P01E32

MONTOYA-NOGUERA, Silvana

O30C05MIYAUCHI, Yasuyoshi

P29E11

MOON, Do Soo

P01E31MIYAWAKI, Kojiro

P29E14

MOON, DoSoo

P28E17MIYAZAKI, Chisa

P28E28

MOON, Jiho

P28E09MIYAZAKI, Mitsuru

O29C11, P30E16

MOORE, Erik

P29E19MIYAZAKI, Yusuke

O28C05

MORA CONTRERAS, A.

O02A12MIYAZU, Yuji

O28C07

MORA, Alejandro

P29E15, P02E19

MIYOSHI, Takayuki

P29E29MORADI, Saber

O30D09MIZUI, Yoshinobu

P30E25MORALES, Alejandro

P30E04MIZUTANI, Kunio

O28B10, P28E13

MORALES, Enrique Abel

O28B08, P29E15

MIZUTANI, Miwa

O29C05MORALES, Jorge

P01E29MIZUTANI, Yukari

O30D08MORALES-CARTAGENA, Ashley P02E33

MIZUTORI, Fumiya

P29E08MORANDI, Paolo

P29E31

MO, Y. L.

O30C05MORANDINI, Chiara

P01E14

MOCANU, Victor Felix

O01C11MORANO, Michael

P02E07MOCHIDA, Yusuke

P29E32MORATALLA, Jose

O01C07

MODHA, Kavan Girishchandra

P30E03

MORATTI, Matteo

P30E23

MOEHLE, Jack

O29A09, O29D04

MORENO, Maria Catalina

O28B02

MOEHLE, Jack P.

O01C06, P28E04

MORENO-HERRERA, JoelO30C08MOESTOPO, Muslinang

P30E13

Alberto

MOGHADDAM, Hassan A.

P02E06MORESCO, Justin

O29A09MOGHIMI, Gholamreza

P28E16

MORETTI, Marina L.

O01C09

MOGI, Hidenori

P01E23

MORFIDIS, Konstantinos E.

P01E20MOGILI, Srinivas

P01E18MORGAN, Troy

P28E09MOHABEDDINE, Anis

O01A01

MORI, Keisuke

P28E16

MOHAMMADI DARANI, Farhad

O01B06, O01C03

MORI, Kenji

P29E30

MOHAMMADI NIA, Majid

O30D09MORI, Kenjiro

O28C03, P01E08

MOHAMMADI, C.

P29E20

MORI, Masafumi

P29E01, P29E04

MOHAMMADI, CarlP28E20

MORI, Nobuhito

O29D03

MOHAMMADI, Mohammad Reza P30E12

MORI, Takafumi

P29E16

MOHAMMADIAN, Abdolmajid

O30B11

MORI, Takahiro

P29E12MOHAN, S. C.

O28B01

MORI, Takahisa

O29B01

MOHSENZADEH, Vahid

O30C01

MORI, Takuro

O02A01, P02E04, P02E06

MOJIDRA, Rushil

P30E11

MORI, Yasuhiro

O28C07, O30D08

MOJSILOVIC, Nebojsa

O02B04

MORI, Yuji

O28D03

MOKHTARI, Mehdi

P29E21MORICI, MICHELE

P29E20

MOLAEI, Maziar

P01E22MORII, Masayuki

P29E20MOLINA AVILA, Israel

O02A12MORII, Takeo

P01E01

MOLINA HUTT, Carlos

O27C07, P28E22, P28E30, P29E21

MORII, Takeshi

P29E08, P30E05

MOLINA, Francisco-Javier

O28D08, O29B08

MORIKAWA, Hiroshi

O01A02MOLINA, Sergio

O01A06, O01C11, P28E30, P28E31

MORIKAWA, Hitoshi

P28E02, P29E02, P30E20

MOLINA-HUTT, Carlos

O01B09, O02A03, P28E08

MORIKAWA, Nobuyuki

O27C07, O29D03, O01A12,MOLLAIOLI, Fabrizio

P29E08, P01E06

MOLLAJAFARI, Majid

P30E17

MOLNAR, SheriP30E24MORIKIYO, Nobuki

O02A03

MOLNAR, Sheri Elizabeth

P01E04

MORIOKA, Hiromitsu

O30A01

MOMIM, SamarP02E31MORISAKI, Hiroshi

P02E10P29E19, P30E05, P30E20, P01E31
P30E03

P30E02, P30E30, P01E01, P02E01,
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MORITA, Akira

P01E33

MUIR, Craig

O01C09, P28E32

MORITA, Keiko

O29B01, P29E15

MUKAI, DavidO29D01, O29D04, P28E04,

MORITA, Masashi

P29E01

MOROHOSHI, Reiko

O28B10MUKAI, David Jiro

O29D04

MORRIS, Polly

P29E20MUKAI, T.

P30E14MORTAZAVI, Pedram

O23A06, O29B08

MUKAI, Tomohisa

O29C12, O29D04, O30B02,

MORTENSEN, Nils

O29B08MOSALAM, Khalid

O28B02MOSALAM, Khalid M.

O28B09, O29C07, O30D06,

P30E04, P01E11

P28E17, P29E06, P29E28, P30E17,
P01E11, P01E32, P02E13, P02E33
MUKAI, Yoichi

P28E32, P30E14

P29E16MOSALM, Khalid M.

O29C01

MUKAI, YOUICHI

P28E07MOSCHEN, Lukas

O30C09MUKAIDE, Seiji

P29E09, P30E05

MOSCOSO, Edisson Alberto

O29A01MUKHOPADHYAY, Suparno

O28B08MOSCOSO, Jorge Fernando

P30E13

MUKIMOV, Rauf Ahatoglu

O30D07, P28E06

MOSCU, Cristian

O01C11MUKOYAMA, Riho

P01E13MOSCU, Cristian Iosif

O29A03

MUNAKATA, NAOKIP02E11MOSCU, Irina

O01C11

MUNIRWANSYAH, Munirwansyah O29D05

MOSLEH, Araliya

P30E12

MUNOZ GALVEZ, Juan Pablo

P28E30MOSQUEDA, Gilberto

O29B05, O30B01, P28E16,

MUNOZ HEINEN, Luis Carlos

P01E04

P29E12, P29E15, P30E13

MUNOZ PELAEZ, JUAN

P28E17, P28E31

MOSTAFA, Mohamed

O30B04

ALEJANDROMOSTAFAEI, Hossein

O30A08MUNOZ, Andre

O30B01MOTAMED, Ramin

P28E24, P01E23

MUNOZ, Elisabeth Vasquez

O29C09MOTAMEDI, Mehrtash

O29B04, O29C12, O01C09

MUNOZ, Felipe Cristobal

P01E20MOTAMMEDI, Mehrtash

P02E20

MUNOZ, Fernando

P01E15

MOTE, Tim

P30E01

MUNOZ, Jorge

P30E20MOTIZUKI, S.

P02E28MUNOZ-ARRIAGADA, Gonzalo

P01E15MOTOKI, Kentaro

P29E02

MUNOZ-BARRANTES, Jorge

P02E32MOTOSAKA, Masato

O28B03, P29E33

MUNOZ-DIOSDADO, Alejandro

P02E03

MOTOVALI EMAMI, Sayed

P29E05

MURAGISHI, Jun

P28E01

MURAKAMI, Hitomi

P28E29

Mohammad326

O28C01, O29D02, P29E15,

MOTOYAMA, Hiroki

P28E09MURAKAMI, Katsuhide

O29B07MOTOYUI, Shojiro

O28B10, P28E13

MURAKAMI, Osamu

P29E01MOTRA, Parbati

O28B08, P29E26

MURAKAMI, Ryuto

P30E13

MOTTER, Christopher

P02E33

MURAKAMI, Yoshiki

P02E11

MOTTIER, PaulO30D09MURAKAMI, Yukio

O30A01

MOTTIER, Paul Clement

P30E16

MURAMOTO, Makoto

P28E20

MOUG, Diane M.

O28C05

MURANO, Junko

P02E26MOURA, Rita

P30E28MURAO, Hidehiko

P29E02

MOURAD, Sherif

P02E20MURAO, Osamu

O02A08, O02B03, P29E25,

MOUSAVI, M.

P28E03

MOUSTAFA, M.

P30E14

MURASHIMA, Yoichi

O29D03

MOUSTAFA, Mohamed

P01E32

MURATA, Akiko

P30E25

MOUSTAFA, Mohamed A.

O29B08, P28E17

MURATA, Akira

P29E02MOUYIANNOU, Amaryllis

P28E31

MURATA, Takumi

O28C05

MOUZAKIS, Harris

P28E13

MURATA, Yasuhiro

P02E28MOWLL, Richard

P01E33

MURATA, Yoshimasa

O29C11

MOYA HUALLPA, Luis AngelP28E32

MURATA, Yoshiyuki

P30E04

MOYA, Aaron

O02A06

MURIA, Guntara

P30E11

MOYA, Joseph

P02E06

MURIA-VILA, DavidO30B04, P28E33

MOYA, Luis

O28D03, O01B04, P28E29,

MURONO, Yoshitaka

O01A02, P28E02, P29E28, P02E05

P29E28

MUROTA, NOBUO

P29E12

MOZE, Primoz

O29C12

MURPHY, Colton

O30A03

MUALLA, Imad Hamid

P29E19

MURPHY, Debra

P29E25

MUCEDERO, Gianrocco

P30E05

MURRAY, JamesP28E20MUCIACCIA, Giovanni

P28E14, P02E07

MURRAY, Polly

P02E11MUGFORD, Joseph

P30E30, P02E16

MURTY, C. V. R.

O01A03, O01A06

MUHAMMAD, Ario

O29D03

MURUGAN, Komathi

P28E21MUHARI, Abdul

P02E29MURUGAN, Mahesh

O29C09

MUHO, Edmond

O02A02, P01E06

MURUGESAN, SANKARA

P29E23

MUHR, Alan

P29E12NARAYANAN

MUIN, S.

O30D06

MUSA, Akihiro

P30E25

O29D03

MUSTAPA, SYED ABDUL HARIS P02E05

NAKAMIZO, Daiki

O29C05, P30E08

SYED

NAKAMURA, Akihiro

P29E06, P30E17

NAKAMURA, Hiromitsu

O28D03, O29D03, O30B06,

MUTA, Hitoshi

P29E30MUTHUMANI, K.

P29E10MYAGKOVA, Liliya

P28E20

MYLONAKIS, G.

P28E04NAKAMURA, I.

P30E14

MYLONAKIS, George

P30E14, P01E14

NAKAMURA, Izumi

O02B02, P28E16

N. H., Harinarayan

P29E01NAKAMURA, Kengo

P29E24NABESHIMA, Kunihiko

O28C03NAKAMURA, Masaki

O28C02

NACHEMAN, Scott

O29A09NAKAMURA, Masataka

P28E29NADERPOUR, Hosein

P29E21, P01E14

NAKAMURA, Naohiro

O01A03, P30E18

NADERZADEH, Ahmad

P28E20, P30E01

NAKAMURA, Ryoichi

P28E01, P29E02

NADIMPALLY, Mounic Kumar

P30E10

NAKAMURA, Satoshi

P28E24NAEIM, Farzad

P29E27

NAKAMURA, Susumu

O28D05

NAFEH, Al Mouayed Bellah

O02A03NAKAMURA, Takaaki

O29D03

NAGAE, T.

O02A04, O02A04

NAKAMURA, Takaya

O29D01, P28E17

NAGAE, Takuya

O28B10, O29C12,NAKAMURA, Takeshi

P28E24, P29E01, P29E29

O02A04,P28E04, P30E07

NAKAMURA, Yasuyuki

O01C01, P29E12NAGAI, Hideki

P28E09NAKAMURA, Yukiko

P28E05, P29E10

NAGANO, MASAYUKI

O02A03, P28E17, P29E02, P29E12,NAKAMURA, Yuta

P28E27

P30E02, P30E07, P30E10

NAKAMURA, Yutaka

O29C03, O29D07, O01A03

NAGANO, Yasuyuki

P28E13

NAKANISHI, Ikumi

O29D06NAGANUMA, Kazuhiro

O30A02, P30E17, P02E16

NAKANO, HaruhikoP28E29NAGAO, Kenichi

P28E05NAKANO, KatsuhikoP28E16, P30E21, P02E20

NAGAO, Takashi

P30E03

NAKANO, Kenichi

O01C07, P29E10, P30E14

NAGARAJAN, M.

P29E31NAKANO, Ryo

O29D04, P28E04

NAGASE, Takuya

P02E05NAKANO, Takaharu

O29C05NAGASHIMA, Fumiaki

O30A12, O01A12, O01C07,

NAKANO, Tatsuya

P01E07

P29E01, P30E01, P01E02

NAKANO, Y.

P02E28NAGASHIMA, Taisuke

P02E05NAKANO, Yoshiaki

O01B01, O01B09, P01E29, P01E33

NAGATA, Shigeru

P29E25NAKAO, Hisashi

P29E14

NAGATA, Toshimitsu

P29E26NAKAO, Masato

P02E11, P02E16

NAGAYA, Shogo

O29B07NAKAO, Sadaharu

P30E10

NAGAYAMA, Tomonori

P29E22NAKASENDO, Kazuyuki

P28E02NAGUIT, Muriel

P29E03NAKASHIMA, Akira

P28E23, P29E05

NAHAR, Sharmin

O02A12NAKASHIMA, Masayoshi

O29A07, O29D07, O01A01

NAHIRNY, MarkP29E27NAKASHIMA, Shoichi

P02E06

NAIR, DEEPSHIKHAO30B10NAKASHIMA, Tadayoshi

P30E25NAITO, Shohei

O28D03, P30E30

NAKATA, Alessandra Mayumi

O28D05NAJAFGHOLIPOUR,

P29E21NAKATA, Narutoshi

P29E27

NAKATA, Shinji

P30E18

Mohammadamir

P29E28, P29E29, P30E30,
P30E31, P02E28

NAJAFI, Amirali

O29A08NAKATA, Yuki

P29E19NAJAM, Fawad

P01E05NAKAYAMA, Shoichiro

P01E27

NAJAM, FAWAD AHMED

P30E07, P01E01, P01E05

NAKAYAMA, Takashi

P29E16NAKACHI, Tadaharu

P29E09NAKAZAWA, Hiroshi

O28D05, O29C01, P29E23,

NAKADA, Shotaro

P28E21

NAKAGAMA, Yuta

P29E23

NAKAZAWA, Shunsuke

P29E28NAKAGAMI, Yohei

O29C11NAMBU, Yasuhiro

P29E20, P30E18

NAKAGAWA, Hajime

P29E15NAMIKI, Keisuke

P29E09NAKAGAWA, Hiroto

P29E02, P29E23

NANAMI, Kengo

O02A08NAKAGAWA, Takafumi

P02E06NANDYALA, Ravi Kiran

O01B06NAKAGOMI, Tadao

O29C11NANGULLASMU-HERNANDEZ,

P29E05NAKAHARA, Hiroyuki

P28E15, P01E08

Horacio De Jesus

NAKAI, Haruka

P28E01NANOS, NIkos

P01E33NAKAI, Kentaro

P29E02, P29E24, P02E28

NAQI, Ahmad

P29E16NAKAI, Shoichi

P29E23NARAFU, Tatsuo

P28E26NAKAI, Takeshi

O28C01, P28E21, P29E16, P01E09

NARAHARA, Ikumi

P28E29NAKAJI, Hiroyuki

P29E05NARASIMHAN, Ramraj

P01E19NAKAJIMA, Akinori

P30E15, P30E16

NARAYAN, Jay Prakash

O01C07, P29E01

NAKAJIMA, Susumu

O28D05NARDIN, Chiara

O29C09NAKAJIMA, Yosuke

P29E19, P30E21

NARENDER, Bodige

P30E20

NAKAMINAMI, SHIGEKI

O28D01, P28E15

NARIHARA, Hiroyuki

O30A01

P30E25327

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERINGNARITA, Nobuhide

P02E33, P28E23, P30E18

NINANYA, Stevens

P29E30NARUSE, Shunsuke

O29D04, P28E04

NINGTHOUKHONGJAM,

P30E05

NARUSE, TADASHI

P29E06, P02E20

Sukumar Singh

NASCIMBENE, Roberto

O28B10, O28D07, P28E09, P02E11

NINO, Mauro

P28E31, P01E06

NASKAR, Subhadip

P29E08NINOMIYA, Keiichi

P28E28

NASSERI, Arash

P29E31NIROULA, Govinda Prasad

P30E01NASSIRPOUR, Arash

O02B03, P30E20NISHI, R.

O02A04

NASTEV, Miroslav

P29E30NISHIDA, Hideaki

O30B09NASUTION, Maradona

P29E14NISHIDA, Tetsuya

O29B08, P30E05, P30E17, P01E15,

NAVABIAN, Niusha

O29C03

NAVARRO, Manuel

P28E30, P28E31, P01E24, P02E04

NISHII, Osamu

P01E27NAVAS-SANCHEZ, Laura

P28E33NISHIJIMA, K.

O02B08NAVEED, Muhammad

P28E21NISHIKAGE, Taketomo

O28C01, P01E09

NAVIDPOUR, Mansour

O30A02NISHIKAWA, Satoru

O28B03, P30E31, P01E27

NAYAN, Swapnil

P28E32NISHIMOTO, Masashi

P29E02NAYYERLOO, Mostafa

O01C11NISHIMOTO, Yasushi

P02E10NAZAL, Jorge

P29E15, P02E19

NISHIMURA, Isamu

P29E02

NAZARI, Maryam

O29C05NISHIMURA, Isao

P30E15, P01E33

NAZARI, Yasamin Rafie

P01E20NISHIMURA, Koshiro

O29A01, P30E04, P30E17

NAZIR, Ramli

O29D05NISHINO, Koji

O02B02

NAZRI, Fadzli Mohammed

P28E05NISHIURA, Ryo

P29E12, P01E16

NECHEVSKA CVETANOVSKA,

P28E21NISHIWAKI, Tomoya

P01E20NISHIYA, Takayuki

O28B09Golubka

328

P01E29NEGRETTE, Pedro

P30E31NISHIYAMA, Akihito

P28E01

NEGRO, Paolo

P28E21NISHIYAMA, Minehiro

O28C09, O29B07, P01E15

NELSON, Arlin

O29A08NISHIZAKI, Takeyoshi

O02A02

NEMA, Arpit

O28B02NISHIZAWA, Takao

P29E04, P02E07

NEMTEANU, Ruxandra

O01C11NISHONOV, Nematilla

P30E22

NEPAL, Udhab

P29E25NISTE, Mihai

P30E18

NEPALI, Dinesh

P02E01NISTOR, IOAN

O30B11

NERI, Caterina

O02A01NITAWAKI, Masashi

P29E09NEUHOLD, Igor

P28E04NITHIN, V. L.

P28E03

NEWGARD, Jeffrey

P02E22NITTA, Yasuo

P30E21, P01E05

NEZAKI, Jimpei

P28E11

NIU, Ben

P29E03

NEZAMISAVOJBOLAGHI, Kaveh P02E21

NIU, Yayun

P28E13

NEZIRI, Zabedin

P28E01NOBATA, Arihide

P29E02NGELJARATAN, Luna

P01E32

NODA, Akemi

P01E03

NGOMA, Ignasio

P28E04

NODA, Shunta

O28C03, O29B06

NGUYEN, Anh T.

P01E05

NODA, Toshihiro

O28B05, P29E02, P29E24,NGUYEN, Chuyen Kim Le

P28E04NGUYEN, Duy-Duan

P28E09NOGAMI, HIROSHI

P28E15NGUYEN, Hai Minh

P30E16NOGUCHI, Ryosuke

O30B02NGUYEN, Le Minh

P30E01NOGUCHI, Shinako

P29E01NGUYEN, Phuong HongP30E01NOGUCHI, Tatsuya

P29E02, P01E02

NGUYEN, Wilson

O01A02NOGUCHI, YASUTAKA

P28E15

NHAN, Tran Thanh

P02E22

NOH, Hae Young

P02E01NICULA, Valentin

P30E18

NOH, Haeyoung

O28C03

NIE, Jianguo

P29E16

NOJIMA, Nobuoto

P28E02, P28E03, P29E30,

NIE, Qi

P30E07, P02E03

NIE, Xin

O29C01

NOKES, Roger

P28E15

NIEH, Chun Ping

P02E03

NOLL, Patrick

P01E19NIELSEN, Gregory

O29D07, P30E15

NOLLET, Marie-Jose

P29E30NIEVAS, Cecilia

P28E05, P28E30

NOMURA, Kazuyasu

O28B03NIFUKU, Tsutomu

O02B04, P28E27

NOMURA, Naoshi

P30E16

NIGRO, Domenico

P30E16NORRIS, Alastair

P02E33NIHARIKA, .

O28B08NOTAKE, Hiroaki

P30E25NIIMURA, Tomonari

O02A02NOTANI, Masaaki

P28E14NIITSU, Yasushi

P28E13, P29E20

NOURELDIN, MOHAMED

P01E11

NIKITAS, Georgios

P02E23NOVAK, Marta Savor

P30E30NIMARE, NAVENDU

P01E26NOVELLI, Viviana

P28E04NIMIYA, Hiro

P02E22

NOZU, Atsushi

O29D08NINAKAWA, Toshihiko

P29E20NUCCIO, Filomena

P29E20P02E28

P02E26, P02E30

NULMAN, Amie

O01A01, P02E11

OHTA, Tsutomu

P29E06NUMADA, Muneyoshi

O28B08, O29A03, O29C03,

OHTA, YOSHIHIROP30E13

P28E28, P30E27, P01E27

OHTA, Yusaku

O29D03

NUMATA, Atsunori

O28C05OHTANI, Hideyuki

P28E13

NUNEZ, Luis Alfredo

P28E15OHTANI, Yuka

P30E11NUNEZ, Tomas R.

P28E09OHTOMO, Shoji

P02E26

NURDIN, Sukiman

O01B07OHTORI, Yasuki

O29C09, P29E30

NURJAMAN, Hari

O01A01, P30E28, P02E32

OHTSUKA, Akiko

P01E18NURJAMAN, Hari Nugraha

P29E05OHTSUKA, Takahiro

O28B10NURLU, Murat

P29E01

OHYA, Yousuke

P28E12

NUTI, CAMILLO

P30E14OIKAWA, YUYA

P01E15NUZZO, Iolanda

P28E13, P28E15, P01E06

OIKONOMOPOULOU, Erato

O01C09NWE, Kju Kju

O28D02OIKONOMOUS, Konstantinos

P28E14

NYAMKHUU, Ganbat

P28E32OINAM, Romanbabu Meetei

P30E10

OANA, Atsuko

O28C06, P29E04, P30E02

OISHI, Satoru

P30E24

OBA, Ryosuke

O30A01OISHI, Takahiro

P30E28

OBARA, Taku

O29D01, O29D04, O01C09,

OJHA, Swopnil

O02B07, P30E01

P28E04, P30E04, P01E11

OKADA, Keiichi

O29D07, P30E05

OBATA, AKIHIKO

P01E29OKADA, Ryousuke

O28D01OBATA, Makoto

O29B04

OKADA, Shigeyuki

P30E25OCCHIPINTI, Giuseppe

P29E20OKADA, Tetsuya

O02B01OCCHIUZZI, Antonio

P28E13, P28E15, P30E04

OKAMOTO, Kyosuke

P30E29OCHIAI, Tsutomu

P28E23, P30E31, P01E24

OKAMOTO, Shigeru

P30E01OCHOA, Alejandra

P29E28OKAMURA, Mitsu

O01B07OCHOA-CORNEJO, Felipe

P29E14

OKAMURA, Shigeki

O02B02, P28E06, P02E17

OCHOA-CORNEJO, Felipe A.

O29B12

OKAWA, Yuki

P01E05OCTANTYO, Ardian Yudhi

P28E03

OKAZAKI, Kenji

P28E26

ODA, Minoru

O29D01

OKAZAKI, Taichiro

O01C02, P30E07, P30E14, P01E08

ODA, Satoshi

O02A03, P29E10

OKAZAWA, Rie

O30D06

ODA, Yoshiya

P02E04

OKI, Yusuke

P28E04ODABASI, Omer

O30B06

OKTIOVAN, Yopi Prabowo

P28E04ODDBJORNSSON, O.

P28E14

OKUDA, Yasuo

P01E33

ODE, Daisuke

O01C03OKUKURA, Daiki

P01E23OFFIR, Yaron

O01C08, P29E19, P30E12, P01E31

OKUMURA, Takehiro

O29B05

OGAHARA, Takanori

P29E02

OKUMURA, Yoshihiro

P28E29OGASAWARA, Ayaka

O30C01, O02A07

OKUMUS, Pinar

O30B09, O02B04

OGASAWARA, NAOKIP30E05

OKUNO, Shunya

P01E33

OGASAWARA, Saori

O28D03

OKUSANYA, Oluwaseun Alfredo

O30B04

OGATA, Kiyotaka

O28B03

OKUTSU, Masaru

O28D03, P02E33

OGATA, Yoshihiro

O01A02, P01E15

OKUYAMA, Yukie

P28E08

OGAWA, Fukutsugu

P28E28, P01E27

OLAFSSO, Simon

P01E13

OGAWA, Hiroki

P28E27

OLAFSSON, Simon

O01A02, P28E17, P29E16, P01E14,

OGAWA, Hiroshi

P02E17

OGAWA, Sachio

P30E02

OLALLA-MARANON, Claudio

P28E23

OGINO, Tomohiro

P28E04

OLAYA, Franklin

O29A06

OGURA, Kanato

O28B09

OLIG, Susan

P30E01

OGUSHI, Raika

P29E05OLIVARES, Bruno

O01A07OHASHI, Yoshimitsu

P28E20

OLIVEIRA, Carlos Sousa

O28C03

OHBO, Naoto

P28E14

OLIVEIRA, Cristina

P30E09OHBUCHI, Masahiro

O01C07

OLIVEIRRA, Cristina Ferreira

P30E25

OHI, KENICHIP28E11

OLIVER, Stuart J.

O30B07

OHISHI, Hideo

O28C02

OLIVETO, Nicholas

O28D09, P29E11

OHKUBO, T.

P30E14

OLK, Jim

O29A09

OHMURA, Saki

P28E11, P29E23

OLMOS, Graciela

P29E03

OHNO, Ryuji

P29E02OLSEN, Michael

O30B04

OHNO, Susumu

O01C05, O01C07, P29E02,

OMI, Shogo

P29E09, P02E11

P02E04OMINE, Shuichi

P02E10

OHNO, Takashi

P28E09OMORI, Takayuki

P01E07OHORI, Michihiro

O01A07, P29E01, P29E02

OMURO, HIDEKI

P02E10OHSAKI, Makoto

O29A01, P30E06

ONISHI, Naoki

O29A01, P30E17

OHSUMI, Michio

P29E14, P29E14

ONISHI, Tomoya

P29E04

OHSUMI, Tsuneo

O29D03, P01E22

ONO, Kohei

O01B07

P01E20329

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ONO, Madoka

O28B03OVEISY, Ali

P02E32

ONO, Taisuke

P01E10OVIEDO-AMEZQUITA, Juan

P30E10

ONO, Yusuke

P28E20, P29E02, P29E30

AndresONODERA, Meguru

O02A11

OWA, Seira

O28C08

ONOUE, Yasuhiro

P29E23OWADA, Kiyotaka

P01E27OOGAMI, Asahi

P01E18OYABU, Hirofumi

P30E15

OOIE, Takayuki

P01E33OYAMADA, Kenji

P28E09OOSAWA, Takeshi

P28E06OYARZO-VERA, Claudio

O01C02OPABOLA, Eyitayo

P02E20OZAWA, Yuji

P29E09OPAZO-VEGA, Alexander

O01C02OZAWA, Yuki

O28B09, P29E13, P30E20, P01E05

OPRISAN, Gabriel

P01E18OZBULUT, Osman E.

O28D07ORAKDOGEN, Engin

P28E06OZBULUT, Osman Eser

P02E09ORANG, Milad Jahed

P28E24OZCAMUR, Ugurcan

P28E07, P29E11, P30E15

ORDAZ, Mario

O01B07, O02B08, P28E30,

OZDEM, Ilker Hakki

P30E15

P28E33OZDEMIR, Zuhal

O01B07

O30C07, O01C08, O02A03,

OZEL, Oguz

P28E03, P29E01

P29E19, P01E31

OZMEN, Ozgur

P29E01

ORELLANA, Jorge

O29B12OZOE, Hitoshi

P01E07

ORENSE, Roland P.

P29E24OZSARAC, Volkan

O28D07, P01E16

ORENSE, Rolando

P29E24OZTURK, Baki

P01E09ORENSE, Rolando P.

P01E23OZTURK, Taylan

P29E01ORFEO, Alessandra

P29E12

P. DHAKAL, Yadab

P02E04

ORLACCHIO, Mabel

P02E30PACOR, Francesca

P02E02ORNTHAMMARATH, Teraphan

P29E02, P30E01

PADGETT, Jamie

O30A13, O01C05

ORTEGA, Marisella

P30E01

PADGETT, Jamie Ellen

O28D02

ORTIZ, Albert

P02E30PAGLIAROLI, Alessandro

P29E01ORTIZ, Carmen

O01A07, P29E03

PAGNOTTA, Salvatore

O30A01, P01E14

ORTIZ-MILLAN, Maggie

P02E33

PAILOPLEE, Santi

P01E01ORUMIYEHEI, Amirhossein

P29E31PAIRIS, Natasha

O02B08OSABEL, Dave Montellano

O28D01

PAKOKSUNG, Kwanchai

P01E29, P02E29

OSAKI, Junji

P01E18

PALACIO BETANCUR, Alejandro P01E05, P02E09

OSHIGE, Jumpei

P01E33

PALACIOS, Julian Miller

O29A01OSHIMA , Takashi

P02E07

PALACIOS, Otoniel

O29C04OSHIMA, Kenshi

P02E28, P02E28

PALAZZO, Gustavo Luis

P01E19OSHIMA, Masami

P29E30, P29E30, P30E30

PALERMO, Alessandro

O01B09, P28E15, P02E05

OSHIMA, Mitsutaka

P01E33

PALERMO, Dan

P28E21, P01E15

OSHIMA, Tomoki

O28C03

PALERMO, Michele

O28C09, O30D07, O02A01,

OSHIRO, Yoshinori (Jimmy)

P28E15OSMAN, Mostafa Sayed

P28E19PALIERAKI, VASILIKI

O28D08, O28D08

OSORIO, Luis

O01B07

PALIERAKI, Vassiliki

O01C09OSORIO-FLORES, Luis

P01E24PALISSERY, Sunitha

P30E17, P01E05

OSTERAAS, John

O29A09PALLMANN, Robert

P01E19OSTERAAS, John D.

O29A12

PALMA PARRA, Ariadne Liesel

O30D04OSTERTAG, Claudia P.

O01A02

PALMA, Mario

O29A07OSUMI, Michio

P29E14

PALMIERI, Michele

O29D06, O01B09, P30E31

OTA, Masami

P29E16

PAMMI, Raghu Nandan Vyas

P02E05

OTA, Toshinari

P29E22

PAMPANIN, Stefano

O28B10, O29C01, O29C12,OTAKE, Kazuma

P29E28OTAKE, Ryota

O01C05

PAN, Chao

P02E09OTAKI, Taiga

P28E04

PAN, Da

P29E02OTANI, Akihito

O02B02

PAN, Haoran

O01C06

O-TANI, Hideyuki

P30E24

PAN, Jianwen

P28E13OTANI, Jun

P28E24

PAN, Peng

P29E16, P29E28

OTERO, Andres Eduardo

O02A03

PAN, Qihao

O28B10OTSUKA, Hisanori

P30E22

PAN, Tso-Chien

O29D06, P01E01

OTSUKA, Yuichi

O29B05

PAN, Xiao

P28E32OTSUKA, Yuri

O30C01

PAN, Xiu Zhen

P28E15OTTONELLI, Daria

O29A03

PAN, Yuxin

O01C09, O02A07, P02E20

OU, I-Chia

O30A03

PANAHSHAHI, Nader

O01C06OU, JINPING

O28B02

PANALIGAN, Robert Jay Nimer

P01E06OUGIYA, Narumi

O01A03, P30E14

PANDA, J.

O30C08OVANDO, Efrain

O01B07PANDA, Jnananjan

P01E19O'REILLY, Gerard

330

P01E14

O01B09, O01C09, P28E15, P01E15

PANDA, SARAT KUMAR

P28E31, P29E19

PATIL, MAHESH B.

O28B01PANDEY, Aditya

P02E30PATIL, Richa Tatoba

P29E05PANDEY, Dhirendra Kumar

P29E16

PATNALA, Neelima

P30E01PANDEY, Sudan

P01E05

PATNALA, Neelima V. S.

P02E02PANDOLFI, Francesco

O30A08

PATNANA, Venkatesh

O30C07PANELLA, Dante Sebastian

P02E02

PATRA, Pratik

P29E13

PANG, Weichiang

O30A06, O30C06

PATSIALIS, Dimitrios

P30E30

PANG, Yutao

P29E30PAUDEL, Dev Raj

P30E19, P30E21, P01E20

PANG, Zhanyang

O30D01PAULA, Raquel Fernandes

P02E19PANNETIER, Thibaut

P30E22

PAULIK, Ryan

P01E29PANNILLO, Gino

P01E20PAULTRE, Patrick

O28D02, P28E09

PANNUZZO, Paola

P30E13

PAUPERIO, Esmeralda

O02B08PANTAZOPOULOU, Stavroula J.

O01A01, P29E21

PAVEL, Florin

P28E30, P29E20

PANTELIDES, Chris

O02A04, P02E07

PAVEL, Mihai

O28B09PANTELIDES, Chris P.

O30A03, O30B09, P28E15

PAVESE, Alberto

O29C09, O30D10, O02A01,

PANTOJA, Juan Carlos

P01E05, P02E12

PANTOJA, Marcos

P30E14, P01E15

PAVEZ, Diego

P29E01PANTOJA, MariaP28E32

PAVIC, Gordana

O29D06PAOLACCI, FABRIZIO

O29C09PEACHEY, Anthony

P28E15PAOLUCCI, R.

P28E03

PEDDAPROLU, Niharika

P30E17PAOLUCCI, Roberto

O01A12

PEDOT, Massimiliano

O29C09

PAP, Zsuzsa Borbala

P28E23

PEGON, Pierre

O28D08, O29B08, P01E33

PAPAGEORGIOU, Apostolos

O29C10, O01C11

PEHOVAZ, IVAN

P30E01

PAPAGIANNOPOULOS, George

P01E17

PEI, Jinzhao

O29D01

PEI, Shiling

O02A04A.

P28E09PAPANIKOLAOU, V.

P30E22PEJMANFAR, Siamak

P29E31PAPASOTIRIOU, Alexios

P29E08PEKKAN, Emrah

P29E01PAPASTERGIOU, Panos

P02E20PELEKIS, Iason

O30D07PAPPIN, Jack

P30E01PELINOVSKY, Efim

O29D03

PAPURCU, Andrei

O28B09PELLECCHIA, C.

O30A07PARAJULI, Bhubaneshwari

P29E25PELLECCHIA, Cosimo

P28E20PARAJULI, Hari Ram

P28E22PELOSO, Simone

O28B10, P30E14

PARAJULI, Rishi Ram

O02A08

PEMA, PemaO02B01, P29E33

PARASKEVOPOULOS, E.

P30E22

PENAFLOR, Anthony

O01C01PARASKEVOPOULOS, Elias

O28C02

PENATI, MATTIA

O30D10PARDALOPOULOS, Stylianos J.

P29E21PENAVA, DAVORIN

P30E14, P02E13

PAREDES, PATRICIO JAVIER

P28E17

PENG, Changle

O29A08PARENT, Serge

P29E09

PENG, Chaoyong

P02E27

PARET, Terrence F.

P28E26

PENG, Hanshu

P02E27

PARI, Manimaran

O02A01

PENG, Jing-Xuan

O29C03

PARIMI, Chandu

P02E21

PENG, Shi Qi

P30E31

PARK, Hyosang

P28E09

PENG, Yongbo

O28C08, O29C03

PARK, Jamin

O02A09, P28E17

PENNA, Andrea

O30B01, O30B07, O30C08,

PARK, Jihyun

P29E16

PARK, Juan

O02A03

PARK, Kyoungsub

P30E13PENNACCHIO, Roberto

O02B01

PARK, Min Jae

O28D07

PEREA, Tiziano

O30A07, P02E06

PARK, Sanghwa

O23A06PEREIRA, Gustavo D. R.

P29E23

PARKER, Will

P02E11PEREIRA, Nuno

P01E19, P01E31

PARONESSO, Martina

O01C03

PERES, Rita

P29E21PARRA, Denys

P29E03

PEREZ YANEZ, Citlali

O02A12PARRA, Roger

O29B04

PEREZ, Eduardo

P28E04PARSA, Payam

P29E21

PEREZ, Hector

P29E04PARSI, Sai Sharath

P28E09PEREZ, MARINES

P02E06PASCU, Radu

O28D08PEREZ, Saul

P28E14PASSONI, Chiara

O29A07, O02B04

PEREZ-CAMPOS, Xyoli

P28E30

PASTEN, Cesar

O29B12, P29E01, P29E14

PEREZ-CASTRO, Abraham

P02E31PATEL, KAUSHAL PRAVINBHAIO01B01

PEREZ-HERREROS, Jesus

P30E23PATEL, Siddharth

P28E30PEREZ-OREGON, Jennifer

P02E03PATELLI, Edoardo

P28E02PERGALANI, Floriana

P29E01, P29E30

PATHAK, Hari Ram

P29E26PERICOLI, Vincente

P28E11PATHAK, JAYANTAO02A12PERICOLI, Vincente S.

P30E13

P28E04, P30E14, P30E31, P01E14,
P01E31, P02E31

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PERONI, Marco

O28D08, O29B08

POPA, Viorel

O28B09PERRONE, Daniele

O28B10, O28D09, O01B09,

POPOSKA, Angela

O30C07

P29E19, P30E05, P02E21

PORRETTA, Jill

O28C07

PERRONE, G.

O28D09PORTER, Keith

O30A06PERTILE, Valentina

P01E19PORTER, Keith A.

P29E24PETCU, Ozana Adnana

P01E18POSADA, Gustavo

P29E28PETERSEN, MARK D.

O29A06POSHDAR, Mani

P28E28PETERSSON, Anders

O01A12POSTON, Randall

O02A03

PETIT, Jean-Henri

P02E33POTHON, Adrien

P02E33

PETRESCU, Tudor Cristian

P30E19POUDEL, Nabin

P28E22

PETRESKI, Borjan

O29C12POULOS, Alan

O29C04, O01C08, P28E30

PETRIDIS, Christos

P29E30POURAKBAR, Mehran

P29E24PETRINI, Francesco

P02E32

POURKAMALI-ANARAKI, F.

P29E22

PETRONE, Floriana

O01A12, P02E11

POURYAGHOOBI-ANZABI,O01C01PETTI, Luigi

P29E20SoheilPETTINGA, Didier

O29A07, O01A01

POZO, Juan Diego

O01A01PETTIT, Clayton

O01B01

PRABHAKARAN, Athul

P28E24

PETTORRUSO, CarloO30D10PRABHU, Saurabh

O30C06PETUKHIN, Anatoly

O28D06, P01E04

PRADA, Esteban

P30E30PFIDZE, K. S.

O30D07, P28E06

PRADHAN, P.

O30C08PHAIJU, Satish Prasad

P01E12

PRADHAN, Pragya

P01E19PHAM, Huy

O29B01

PRADHAN, Sujan

O01B01

PHAN, NGOC THANH

P29E19PRADHAN, Suman

O30A06, O02B03, O02B08,

PHENGSUWAN, Jedsada

O02A11

PHILLIPS, Lauren

P01E22PRADO, Andrea

P01E20PHILPOTT, Anna E.

O30B07PRADOS, Julian

P01E19

PIAO, Huiling

P30E21PRAJAPAT, Kanta

O02A01

PIAZZA, Maurizio

O01C02, O02A07

PRAJAPATI, Rajani

P30E19, P01E19

PICCININ, Roberto

O28B10PRAKASH, Atul

O02A11PIEDRAHITA, Jefferson

P02E30PRAKASH, S. Suriya

P30E22PIESKER, Caroline

P28E10PRAKASH, Shanmugam Suriya

O28D02PILAKOUTAS, Kypros

O01B07, P02E13, P02E20

PRAKASH, Shiv

P28E06, P01E13

PILUSO, Vincenzo

P29E10PRAKKE, Bharat

P28E32

PINEDA, Patricio

O02B07PRASAD, M. L. V.

O01C11PINHO RAMOS, Antonio

O28D08PRASAD, PRAHLAD

P01E06PINHO, R.

P29E04PRASEEDA, K. I.

P02E22PINHO, Rui

O30C05, P28E21, P30E14,

PRAWATWONG, Unnop

P29E13

P30E23, P01E14

PRECIADO, Melissa

O28C05PINKAWA, Marius

O29C09PRICE, Adam Benjamin

P30E24PITARKA, Arben

O01A12

PRICE, Brandon

P30E13

PITILAKIS, Dimitris

O30C05, P29E30, P01E31

PRIETO, Andres

P28E30

PITILAKIS, Kyriazis

O28D06, P29E30, P29E31

PRIETO, Jorge A.

P28E17

PITTORE, Massimiliano

O30D08PRIONAS, Ioannis Prionas

O30B07, P01E20

PIZARRO, Pablo

P28E32PROANO, Ricardo

P30E15PLASCAK, Ivan

O29D06

PROCTOR, Hayley A.

P28E26

PLEVRIS, Vagelis

P29E21PROTA, Andrea

O30B11, O01B09, P29E19,

POHORYLES, Daniel Alexander

O01C02POKHAREL, Tara

P02E01POKHEL, Jharna

O30A13PROTACIO, Christine

O02A12POKHREL, Pradeep

P29E24

PROULX, Jean

O29C07

POKHREL, Rama Mohan

P01E01, P02E23

PROVENZANO, SALVATORE

P29E25POKHREL, Subash

P28E12PRYOR, Steven

P28E11

POLEDNA, Sebastian

O02A08

PU, Xiaowu

P28E24

POLESE, MariaP01E27, P01E31, P02E30, P02E31

PUGLIA, Rodolfo

P02E02

POLET, Jascha

P02E28PUGLIESE, F.

O23A06

POLIDORO, Barbara

P30E01PUJARI, Sumiran

P30E14POLITOPOULOS, Ioannis

O30C04

PUJOL, S.

P02E13

POLYCARPOU, Panayiotis

P29E15PULIDO, Nelson

P30E03POMONIS, Antonios

O30D08, O02A12

PURANAM, Aishwarya Y.

P28E04PONCE, Guillermo A.

P02E13

PURBA, Ronny Hasudungan

P30E13PONZO, Felice Carlo

P30E16

PUROHIT, S.

O30C08POOVARODOM, Nakhorn

O01A07PUTHANPURAVIL, Arun

P29E17

P29E30, P30E20

P29E25, P01E27, P01E31, P02E30,
P02E31PUTHANPURAYIL, Arun M.

P28E21RAHMAN, Mohammad Mizanur

O30D06PUTRI, Laura Masmia

O30B04

RAHMANI, Mehran

O30C09PUTRINO, Valentina

O01B01

RAHMZADEH, Ahmad

O28D07, O30D09, P02E12

QI, Bingxue

O02A03

RAHPEYMA, Sahar

P30E23

QI, Liangjie

O02A09, P28E20

RAI, Durgesh C.

P28E04, P28E11, P29E26, P30E12

QIAN, HuiO29D01

RAI, Durgesh Chandra

O30C07

QIAN, Jiang

O28B01, O02A02

RAJ, D.

P30E23

QIAN, Jiaru

O29C06

RAJ, Dhiraj

P30E03

QIAN, Xiaoxin

P02E15RAJABIGOL, Morteza

P01E24

QIAO, Xin

P28E15RAJAGOPAL, Ram

P28E30

QIE, Yi

P30E14RAJASEKHARAN, Shanthanu

P29E24, P29E32, P30E23

QIN, Huailei

P30E11RAJBANSHI, Soumi

P01E15

QIN, HUI

P01E05

RAJU, RESHMA M.

P01E20

QIN, Qi

P30E21

RAKICEVIC, Zoran

O29C12, P29E13

QIN, Yang

P28E05RAMADAN, Osman Mohamed

P29E14

QIU, Jing

P01E17Osman

QIU, Tingting

P01E11

RAMANACHARLA, Pradeep

QIU, Wenhua

P30E11Kumar

QIU, Zhijian

P29E24RAMANCHARLA, Ganesh Kumar P01E25

QU, Bing

O30D04RAMANCHARLA, PRADEEP K.

QU, ZheO28B10RAMANCHARLA, Pradeep Kumar O28B08, O01A06, P28E22,QUAGLINI, VIRGINIO

O30D10QUAN, Chunri

P01E15QUARANTA, Giuseppe

P29E08RAMHORMOZIA, Shahab

P30E13QUENNEVILLE, Pierre

O29C12, O01B06, O01C03,

RAMHORMOZIAN, Shahab

P30E14, P02E18

P28E18, P28E21, P28E28, P29E11,RAMIREZ ACEVEDO, Mateo

P02E09

P29E32, P30E14, P01E10

RAMIREZ MARQUEZ, VICTOR

P29E19, P30E15, P02E17

QUENTIN, Pierre

P30E22

ROGELIOQUIGLEY, Brian

P28E20RAMÍREZ, Christian

P29E03QUINAY, Pher Errol Balde

O02A12RAMIREZ, Fernando

O30D08QUINCI, Gianluca

O29C09RAMIREZ, Julio

O02A03

QUINDE MARTINEZ, Pablo David O02B03

RAMIREZ, Junior

P30E14, P01E06

QUINDE, Pablo

O30B02, P02E11

RAMIREZ, Leonardo

O01A07QUIROS, Ligia

P30E30RAMIREZ, RUEL B.

P28E20QUIROS, Ligia Elena

P02E01RAMIREZ-GUZMAN, Leonardo

O02A12, P02E28

QUIROZ, Luis

P30E04RAMMER, Doug R.

O30A03QUIROZ, Luis Gabriel

P30E20RAMOS GOMEZ, Pedro Salvador O02B03

QUIROZ, Maria Elena

O29B08RAMOS, Ruben

P28E05QUISPE CHOQUEMAMANI,

P29E21

RAMOS-CRUZ, Jose M.

P29E21

Efrain Denys

RAMOS-POLLAN, Raul

O01C05QUISPE GAMERO, Mileyvi Selene O02A06

RANDAXHE, Jerome

O29C09QUIUN, Daniel

P30E21RANGEL TORRES, Gilberto

O28D08QUQA, Said

P02E27RANGEL, Claudia

O28B05R, MANOJ KANNAN

P28E23

RAO, Anirudh

O29D06, O30D08, P28E31

R, Ramkrishnan

O28C06RASHED, Youssef

P28E05RABIEPOUR, Mohammad

P28E31RASHEED, Atif

P01E01RABONZA, Maricar Labalan

P30E30RASHID, Muhammad

O28B10RAD, Ali A.

O30D09RASHIDOV, Tursubay

P30E22, P01E32

RADHIMA, Joanis

O29C05RATHJE, Ellen

P30E24

RAFFOUL, Samar

P02E13

RAWAK, Vivek

P01E19RAGHIB, M.

P02E22RAWAL, V.

O30C08RAGHUNANDAN, M.

P29E31RAY-CHAUDHURI, Samit

O28B08, O02A01, P02E21

RAGHUNANDAN, Meera

O30A13, P28E17, P29E05, P29E31

RAYCHOWDHURY, PRISHATI

O30C05, P29E23

RAGHUNATH, S.

O30C08RAYJADA, Satwik Pankajkumar

P28E17RAGNI, Laura

O28D09, P01E05

RAYNOR, Stephen Craig

O29D06RAGUENEAU, Frederic

P02E13

RAZZANO, Roberto

P29E01

RAHHAL, Muhsin Elie

O28C05REALE, Vincenzo

O02A07RAHIMI, Amar

P28E05REDDY, Kaipa Kiran Kumar

P02E05RAHIMI, Said Elias

O01A02, P28E17, P29E16, P01E13,

REDDY, KSK Karthik

P01E01

P01E14, P01E20

REES, Sean D.

P29E24

RAHMAN, Asad Ur

P01E01

REES, Simon

O29D07, P30E15, P01E19

RAHMAN, Md. Mizanur

O01B01, P30E19REGGIANI MANZO, Natalia

P28E15, P28E19, P02E12

P02E11

P30E05
P28E23, P28E32, P30E01, P30E17,
P01E25, P02E02, P02E05, P02E10333

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERINGREICHE, Alejandra

P29E03

RODGERS, Geoffrey W.

P28E06, P28E31, P29E30

REINOSO, Eduardo

O30B02, P02E11

RODGERS, Janise

P02E33

REIS, Claudia

O01B04

RODRIGUES, Hugo

P01E31

REIS, Evan

P28E31RODRIGUEZ GUTIERREZ,

O30B04

REN, Xiaodan

O28D02

Gerardo

REN, Xiaosong

P02E09RODRIGUEZ, Derek

O28B10

REN, Yefei

O29B06, P30E02, P02E02,

RODRIGUEZ, Gerardo

P29E32

P02E04

RODRIGUEZ, JULIO

P30E01RENAULT, Philippe

O29C09RODRIGUEZ, Mario

O30D04, O01B09

RENAULT, Philippe L. A.

P29E03, P01E03

RODRIGUEZ, Pablo

P28E30RENDON BEDOYA, Juan DavidP29E28RODRIGUEZ-SANCHEZ, Julio

O29D05RENDON GENEZ, Juan Felipe

P02E09

ROEDER, Charles W.

O02B04RESTA, CarloP29E20ROESLIN, Samuel

P28E31

RESTREPO, Dorian

O30A12ROGERS, Colin

O28C09, O28D07, P01E07, P02E06

RESTREPO, Jose

O28B02, O01A01

ROGERS, Colin A.

P30E16

RESTREPO, Jose Ignacio

P02E06

ROGERS, Colin Andrew

O28C09, O30D04, P01E07

REUTER, EmmaO02B03

ROGERS, Luke

O30A13REYES VIRHUEZ, CESAR

P28E17

ROIK, Matthias

P28E10ROJAS RAMOS, Macgriver

O02B03

ABRAHAMREYES, Juan Carlos

P28E20, P29E20, P01E05

Mickel

REYES, Sergio

P29E19, P30E15, P02E17

ROJAS, Fabian

P01E15REYES, Sergio Ignacio

P01E10ROJAS, Fabian R.

P28E32, P01E15

REYNA, Roy

O30B01, P02E30

ROJAS, Matias

P29E06REYNOLDS, Mathew

O30A03, P01E07

ROJAS, Pedro Pablo

O02B03

REZAEIAN, Hooman

P02E11ROJAS-BRAVO, Julio G.

P28E04REZAEIAN, Sanaz

O29B12, O01A07, P28E03

ROKHGAR, Nami

O29C01RICCI, Paolo

O28D08, O30C07, O02B01,

ROKNEDDIN, Keivan

O30A06, O30C06

P29E21, P30E20, P01E31, P02E31

ROMAN, J. V. Ochoa

P28E04RICCIARDI, Giuseppe

O30D10ROMAN-DE LA SANCHA,

P02E31RICHARD, Benjamin

O30C04, O02A02, P02E13

AZUCENARICHARDS, Paul Richards

O28B01ROMAO, Xavier

O02B08, P28E31, P01E19, P01E31

RICLES, JamesP30E14, P30E18, P02E06

ROMERO JAREN, Rocio

P02E31RICLES, James M.

O29B08ROMERO, JORGE MIGUEL

P28E17RIDDELL, Graeme Angus

O30D08

ROMO, Marcelo

O28B08, P29E15

RIDWAN, M.

P30E28

ROMO, Miguel P.

P01E02

RIEMER, Michael F.

P29E24

ROMO, Miguel Pedro

P28E02

RIGA, Evi

O28D06, P29E30, P29E31

RONG, Yufang

O30A08RILEY, Michael

O30B01, O02A02

ROSA-HERRANZ, Julio

P28E31

RINALDI, Ricky

O29D01, P30E04

ROSALES-ROMAN, Cesar

P01E24

RINCON, Jose Raul

P28E20, P29E20

ROSENBERGER, Andreas

P29E27

RIOS, Julio

P30E03

ROSENFELD, Yehiel

O29D03

RIVA, Paolo

O29A07, O02B04

ROSHI, Arthur

P28E21RIVAS, Alicia

P02E01ROSILLO, Leonardo

O28B02

RIVAS-MEDINA, Alicia

P30E30

ROSSETTO, Tiziana

O30B11, P02E25

RIVERA TORRES, David Miguel

P01E05ROSSI, Andrea

P29E31

RIVERA, David

P30E14ROSSI, Pier Paolo

O30B10, P30E21

RIVERA, Emmanuel

P28E22ROSTI, Annalisa

P30E31, P01E31, P02E31

RIVERA, Felipe

P02E25

ROTA, Maria

O30B01, O30B07, P30E31,

RIVEROS-JEREZ, Carlos Alberto P30E12
P29E10, P01E07

ROTS, Jan

O02A01RIZZO PARISI, Elisa

O02A01

ROTS, Jan Gerrit

P01E14RIZZUTI, Sabrina

P30E20

ROUT, Madan Mohan

O28D06

ROBBE, Emmanuel

P28E14

ROWLEY, Lee

O28C03

ROBERT VEILLETTE, Xavier

O29C07

ROY, Nathalie

O29C07, P29E09

ROBERTSON, Ian N.

O30B11

ROY, Tathagata

P02E15ROBERTSON, Ian Nicol

O30B11ROZELLE, Jesse

O02B08ROBIN-BOUDAOUD, Marie-

O30C04

RUAN, Xinxin

O28C06, P30E05

RUBINA, Victoria

P30E04

Cecile334

P01E31, P02E31

RIZZANO, Gianvittorio

RODGERS, A.

O01A12RUCOBA, Jorge

O01C08RODGERS, Arthur

O01A12RUDMAN, Alina

O28D07

RODGERS, Geoff

P30E17, P02E18

RUEDA, Fernando

O30C04

RODGERS, Geoffrey

O01C09RUEDA-PLATA, Diego

O01C05

RUI, Zhenmei

O28D02

SAINGAM, Panumas

O30B10RUIGROK, Elmer

O01C11SAITA, Jun

O01A03

RUITER, Marleen De

O30D08

SAITO, Hidetoshi

P29E20RUIZ ESQUIVEL, Jose Oscar

O02B03, P28E31

SAITO, Kazutoshi

O28D05RUIZ GORDILLO, Ana Laura

O02A12

SAITO, Masaya

O30B02RUIZ SANDOVAL, Manuel E.

P28E22

SAITO, Noriaki

P28E26

RUIZ SIBAJA, Alejandro

P28E30

SAITO, Ryu

P02E28

RUIZ, Mario

P01E15

SAITO, Taiki

O29D04, O30D04, P28E04,

RUIZ, Rafael

P28E32

RUIZ, Sergio

P29E01

RUIZ-GARCIA, Jorge

P29E21

SAITO, Takehiko

O01C01, P29E12

RUÍZ-TORRES , Raul Pavel

P28E33

SAITO, Tsubasa

P28E22, P01E08

RUNEVSKI, Kristijan

P29E13

SAITO, Tsuyoshi

P29E02

RUPAKHETY, Rajesh

O01A02, P28E12, P28E17, P29E16,

SAITOH, Keita

P28E05

P01E13, P01E14, P01E20

SAITOH, Masato

P29E23, P02E18

RUPARATHNA, Rajeev

P01E13

SAITOH, Takehiko

P01E33

RUSSO, Emiliano

P02E02

SAITTA, Fernando

O29C07

RUSTIANI, Siska

O29D05

SAITUA, Felipe

P02E09RUSYDY, Ibnu

O01B07

SAJEDI, Seyed Omid

P28E27

RUZ, Francisco

P01E23

SAKA, Toshihide

O01A02

RYAN, Keri L.

O28B10, O02A04, P30E11

SAKABA, Norikazu

P28E31, P29E29

RYAN, Terence

O28B01SAKAGUCHI, T.

P29E25RYOTA, Tsukamoto

P01E08SAKAI, Hiroki

P02E20RYU, Jaeho

O28D07SAKAI, Hisakazu

P28E20S. C., Mohan

O01B01SAKAI, Junichi

O30D08, O01C08

S. MOGHADAM, Abdolreza

O28B01, O30D09, P29E32

SAKAI, Kimitoshi

P28E02, P29E02, P29E28

S., Adarsh

O02A01SAKAI, Michiya

O02B02S., DANIEL

P29E23SAKAI, Mikako

P01E08SAATCIOGLU, Murat

O30A02, P01E20

SAKAI, Shigeki

P29E10SABAMEHR, Ardalan

P01E20, P02E32

SAKAI, Shinichi

O30C09, P29E02

SABELLI, Rafael

P02E06SAKAI, Yuki

P28E13, P29E28

SABOO, Anirudh

P28E14SAKAMOTO, Keita

P28E08, P01E18

SABRIN, Rishath

P01E18SAKAMOTO, Mayumi

P28E01, P28E13, P28E33

SABURI, Kazuhiro

O28D01, O29D07

SAKAMOTO, Shigehiro

P28E03

SACHDEVA, RAJIV

P29E03SAKASHITA, Masanobu

P30E17SADAN, Bahadir

P29E12SAKATA, Hiroyasu

P29E09, P30E18, P01E18, P02E13

SADASHIVA, Vinod

O01C11, P01E33

SAKUMA, Junzo

P01E33SADASUE, Kazushi

O28D02SAKURABA, Fumihiko

O28B10SADEGHIAN, Armin

O29C06SAKURADA, Shougo

O28B10SADEGHIAN, Vahid

O28C08, O29C06

SAKURAI, AikoP29E26SADEGHZADEH NAZARI,O29C03

SAKURAI, Hiromi

O29C04

SAKURAI, Ken

P29E02MehrdadP28E19, P29E16, P29E28, P30E17,
P01E06, P02E09, P02E15

SADOHARA, Satoru

P30E28SAKURAI, Masato

P30E05, P01E15

SADOWSKI, Adam Jan

O02A01SAKURAI, Mayu

P02E26SADRARA, Ali

P02E06SAKUTA, J.

P02E28SADREKARIMI, Abouzar

P28E24, P30E24

SAKUTA, Joji

P02E33

SAEKI, T.

O02B08SALAMAH, Hapshah

P28E26

SAFIEY, Amir

O30A06, O30C06

SALAWDEH, Suhaib

O29C12SAGARA, Ryota

P30E10

SALAZAR-MONROY, Edilson

P02E28SAGHI, Sahar

O30D09Fernando

SAGI, Murali Sagar Varma

P30E22SALEHI, Mohammad

P29E21

SAHA, ARIJIT

P30E15SALEM, Hamed

P29E19

SAHA, Nandita

P30E19SALGADO, Rafael A.

O01B04

SAHA, S.

O29A03, P02E04

SALGADO-GALVEZ, Mario

O01B07, P28E30

SAHA, Sandip Kumar

O30B06, P02E11

AndresSAHAMI, Kaveh

P29E11, P01E10

SALIC, Radmila

O01C08, P28E01

SAHARE, Anurag

O29B05SALIC, Radmila Bogdan

P30E33SAHIN, Burak

O01A01SALIM, Surumi Rasia

P29E13

SAHOO, Dipti Ranjan

P28E13, P28E15, P29E13, P30E17,

SALINAS BASUALDO, Rafael

P30E15

P01E11SALMON, Jeffrey

P29E22

SAID, Said Ali

O28C08SAMDANI, H. M. Golam

O02B01, P01E18

SAIFULLAH, Muhammad Khalid

P02E21SAMPEI, Kunio

P28E16335

17th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERINGSANADA, Yasushi

O29C06, O01B01, O02B01,

SATO, Tadashi

P29E02

O02B04, P30E19, P01E18, P02E13

SATO, Takashi

P01E33SANCHEZ-FLORES, Fernando

O30C09

SATO, Takeshi

P29E26SANCHEZ-SANCHEZ, Hector A.

P30E12

SATO, Takumi

P01E18SANDOVAL GOMEZ, H.

O02A12

SATO, Toshiaki

P29E20, P30E10, P30E16, P02E04

SANDOVAL, Juan DavidP28E20, P29E20

SATO, Tsutomu

O01A03SANGHYUN, Lee

P28E13

SATO, Yasuaki

O28B10, P28E13

SANJAYA, Yongky

P29E21

SATO, Yoshihiko

O29D03SANKHLA, Purshottam

P02E21

SATO, Yoshitaka

P28E23, P29E05

SANO, Kazuya

P02E23

SATO, Yoshiyuki

O28D06, O02A06, P29E02

SANO, Takeshi

O28C01, O01C03, P01E09

SATO, Yuichi

O30A02

SANO, Yukari

P29E22

SATO, Yuki

P02E13SANTA ANA, Lucia

P30E33

SATO, Yuno

P02E10SANTA ANA, Perla R.

P30E33

SATODA, Akira

P29E30, P30E30

SANTA CRUZ HIDALGO,

P28E17

SATOH, Toshimi

P29E01SATTAR, S.

P29E22

SATTAR, Siamak

O29A07, O29C01, P29E25,

SANDRA CELICILASANTA CRUZ, Sandra

P30E31SANTA MARIA, Hernan

O30C01, O02B07, P01E31

SANTA-CRUZ, Sandra

O30C06

SATYA, Pranjal

P01E18SAOMOTO, Hidetaka

P30E01SATYARNO, Iman

P30E11SAPUTRO, Galih Wahyuhadi

P29E05SAUCA, Ana

O29B08SARAGONI, G. RODOLFO

P28E33

SAUD, Deepak

P29E25SARAGONI, Rodolfo

O02B07, P28E05

SAUSE, Richard

P30E14, P30E18, P02E06

SARDINA, Victor

P02E29SAVOIA, Marco

P29E09SAREBANHA, Alireza

O29D07, P30E15

SAVOR NOVAK, Marta

P28E33, P01E20

SARKAR, Grytan

P28E24SAWADA, Mamoru

O30B09SARKIS FERNANDEZ, Ana Isabel P02E11

SAWADA, Masataka

O29D05, P28E09

SARLI, Prasanti Widyasih

P29E21

SAWADA, Sumio

O01C05, P30E21, P30E24

SARMAH, Monjusha

P02E19SAWADA, Yasiji

O28D05SARTI, Francesco

P28E15SAWADA, Yoshihiro

P29E02SARTIPI, Sahand

P29E21

SAWADA, Yutaka

P29E23

SARTORI, Mauro

P28E16, P29E12, P01E10

SAWAGUCHI, Kaori

O28B09SARVGHAD MOGHADAM,

O29B07

SAWAMOTO, Yoshikazu

P30E13SAWANO, Yuuki

P02E18Abdolreza
SASAKI, Akira

P29E23

SAWATSUBASHI, Masahiro

P28E24

SASAKI, Kazuhiko

P30E16SAXENA, Navjeev

P29E19, P02E14

SASAKI, N.

P29E19SAXEY, Brandt

O30A03, O30A06, P02E06

SASAKI, Takashi

P01E33

SAYADI MOGHADAM, Sina

P02E33

SASAKI, Tomohiro

O02A02, P28E09, P28E24

SAYGINER, Osma

O29C09SASANO, H.

P01E18SCALA, Santa Anna

P02E31, P02E31

SASANO, Shiro

P29E01SCATTARREGGIA, Nicola

P30E23

SASAOKA, Ryoji

P29E19SCHAEFER, Andreas Maximilian O30D08

SATAKE, Kenji

P28E01SCHAFER, Benjamin W.

P02E05SATAKE, Naoki

O01A03, P30E14, P30E18

SCHAR, Raphael

P30E14

SATO, Daiki

O28C07, O28D01, O29B07,

SCHEELE, Finn

O02A11, O02A12

O30A07, P29E18, P30E08,

SCHIAPPAPIETRA, Erika

O29B06

P30E09, P01E16, P02E15

SCHIFF, Anshel

O01C11

O29B01, O29C12, O29D02,

SCHILDKAMP, Martijn

O02B07

P28E13, P30E15

SCHILLER, Brandon

P30E05

SATO, HIDEMASA

P02E22

SCHMIDT-DIAZ, Víctor

O02A06

SATO, Hikaru

P30E16SCHNEIDER, Bob

P28E11

SATO, Hiroaki

P01E02SCHWARZ, Andre

P29E25

SATO, Hiroyuki

P01E33

SCHWARZ, Jochen

O29D06, O01C11, P29E25,

SATO, Ichiro

O01B04

SATO, Katsuya

O28D03

SCHWARZ, Jochen Bernhard

SATO, Kouji

P29E26Rudolf

SATO, Miharu

P30E25SCOTT, Allan

P01E15

SATO, Mio

P28E20SCOTT, Michael H.

O29B04, O01B04, P02E12

SATO, Naotsugu

P01E10SCOTTA, Roberto

P01E19

SATO, Ryusei

P30E05SCOZZESE, Fabrizio

O28D09, P01E05

SATO, Shosuke

P01E33SCUPIN, Alexandra

P28E30

SATO, Tadanobu

P28E02

SEARER, Gwenyth R.

P28E26

SATO, Eiji

336

P30E21, P02E33

P30E31
P30E14

SEBAALY, Graziella

O28C05SHAHNEWAZ, Md

O02A07SEBENIK, Ziga

O02B07SHAKIB, Hamzeh

P01E10SEDIEK, Omar

P28E04SHAKYA, Maanzip

P28E13

SEDIEK, Omar A.

O02A11, P28E31, P29E25

SHAKYA, Manjip

O30C08, P29E20

SEGAWA, Shukyo

O30A06SHAMSHIRI, Missagh

P02E13

SEGURA JR., Christopher L.

O29C01

SHAN, Jiazeng

O28C07, P28E22, P02E08

SEGURA, Christopher

P02E33

SHAN, Z. W.

P30E19SEGURA, Christopher L.

P02E30SHANG, Qingxue

O28B10, P29E25

SEGURA, Rocio Lilen

O28D02SHANKER, Daya

P02E04

SEIKE, T.

P30E14SHANNON, Tim

O29C01SEIKE, Tsuyoshi

P29E07

SHAO, Benshun

O28D09, O29D07, P28E30,

SEIVANE, Helena

P02E04

SEKI, Akiri

P30E07, P01E08

SHAO, Yi

O01A02

SEKI, Matsutaro

O02A01, P29E19, P30E20,

SHAO, Zhipeng

P01E14

P30E21, P01E18

SHAQFA, Mahmoud Saleh

P02E14

SEKIGUCHI, Haruko

O30A12, P30E01

SHARIFI OLIYAYI, AREZOO

P28E17

SEKIGUCHI, Toru

P29E02SHARMA, Aditya Mukesh

P29E05SEKINE, W.

O01A02SHARMA, Akanshu

O30A07, P29E13, P30E19

SELVA, Francesco

O02A01SHARMA, Megharaj

P28E22

SEMBLAT, Jean-Francois

O29C10SHARMA, MUKAT LAL

P29E33, P30E23

SEMBLAT, Jean-François

P30E23

SHARMA, MUKUT LAL

P29E03, P02E03

SEN, Andrew D.

O01C09, O02B04

SHARMA, Nishant

P30E05

SEN, ARUP

P02E03

SHARMA, PRIYANKA

P30E23

SEN, D.

O30A07

SHARMA, Rajesh

P02E01

SEN, Debasish

O02A01, P29E09, P30E21, P01E18

SHARMA, Saurabh

P28E15SENALDI, Ilaria

O30B07, O30C08SHARPE, Richard

P28E32SENFAUTE, Gloria

P28E03

SHARPE, Richard Dean

O01C09SENGARA, I. Wayan

P28E24

SHE, Jinhua

O29B07, P30E09

SENGUPTA, Amlan Kumar

P28E04, P28E21

SHE, Zhimin

P02E12SENGUPTA, Piyali

P02E08SHEGAY, Aleksey

P01E15SENNA, Shigeki

O01C07, P29E01, P29E02, P30E01,

SHEGAY, Aleksey Vadimovich

O02A07, P01E06

P30E03, P01E24

SHEGAY, Alex

O29C12, P29E09, P01E15, P02E19

SENOO, Yoshiaki

P28E06SHEGAY, Alex Vadimovich

O30C01SENTO, Noriaki

O28C05, O28D05

SHEIKH, Hediyeh

P01E13

SEO, Junwon

O30A13SHEIKH, Shamim Sheikh

P02E13

SEO, Takao

P28E24

SHEN, ANDI

P28E23

SERIKAWA, Yuko

P28E28, P02E33

SHEN, Fuqiang

O30A02SERINO, Giorgio

P01E06

SHEN, Jiaxu

P28E02SESETYAN, Karin

P29E31

SHEN, Jiehao

P28E18SESOV, Vlatko

O01C08

SHEN, Peiwen

P30E06, P01E07

SETA, Rin

P28E16

SHEN, Xinyu

O29D01SETHABOUPPHA, Sethapong

O01B07

SHEN, Yiyao

O29B12SETIAWAN, AndriP29E21

SHEN, Yu

P02E12

SEVIERI, Giacomo

O29A03, O30B04, P29E20

SHEN, Yuxiang

P30E23SEXTOS, Anastasios

O30A08, O02A02, O02A08,

SHENDKAR, Mangeshkumar

O01C06

O02A09, P28E14, P29E05,

Rajkumar

P30E15

P30E14, P01E01

SHENDOVA, Veronika

P29E13, P30E19, P02E16

SEXTOS, Anastasios G.

P30E19SHENG, Tao

O01C01SEXTOS, Anastasious

P02E23

SHERSTOBITOFF, John

P30E10SEYED RAZZAGHI, Mehran

P30E12

SHESHOV, Vlatko

O29D05, P29E14, P29E24, P01E23

SEYHAN, EmelO30D08

SHI, Fei

P28E07, P02E09

SEZEN, Ahmet

P29E01

SHI, Jiyuan

P28E32SFAHANI, Mimo

O02B03

SHI, Lijing

P30E03

SGOBBA, Sara

P02E02

SHI, Shitao

O01B06

SHA, BenP29E15

SHI, Weixing

O28C07, P28E22

SHA, Haijun

P02E03

SHI, Wei-xing

O01C01SHABANI, Amirhosein

P29E21

SHI, Yuebo

O29B12SHABANKAREH, Seyedmohsen

P29E32

SHI, Yundong

O29A08, O29D07

SHADLOU, Masoud

P28E05

SHI, Zhiguo

O28C07

SHADMAN HEIDARI, Peyman

P01E11SHIBA, Yoshiaki

P01E02

SHAH, P.

P02E13SHIBATA, Akenori

P01E06SHAHNAZARYAN, DavitP28E31SHIBAYAMA, Akihiro

O28B03, P29E26

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O30B11SHRESTHA, Binod Kumar

P02E11SHIBUKI, Tomoyuki

P02E28SHRESTHA, Buddhi Raj

P29E30SHIGA, Masataka

P29E24

SHRESTHA, Dilip Shekhar

P29E25SHIGEFUJI, Michiko

P02E04, P29E02, P30E01

SHRESTHA, Hima

O28B08, P30E19, P30E20, P01E19

SHIGEKAWA, Kishie

P28E27

SHRESTHA, Ima Narayan

P29E25SHIGEKI, Ishigaki

O28B08SHRESTHA, Kshitij Charana

O02B01, P29E33

SHIGENO, Yoshimasa

P29E23

SHRESTHA, Liva

P30E19, P30E21, P01E20, P02E14

SHIGIHARA, Yoshinori

P30E29, P01E33

SHRESTHA, Nisha

O02B08

SHIH, Feng-Ming

O29C03

SHRESTHA, Prakash

P29E26SHIINA, Takahiro

P29E02SHRESTHA, Suresh

P02E01SHIMA, Takuya

O29D02SHRESTHA, Surya Narayan

O30A06, O02B03, O02B08,

SHIMADA, Kazuhisa

P28E28SHIMADA, Yu

P28E18, P28E21

SHREYASVI, C.

P28E02SHIMADA, Yuko

P02E06SHUAI, Xianghua

P01E33SHIMAOKA, Shunsuke

P30E14SHUKLA, R.

P02E22SHIMAZU, Ryuya

P02E05SHUKLA, Sanjay K.

O30C05SHIMIZU, Katsuyuki

P02E16

SHWE, Theingi

O02B03SHIMIZU, Miyuki

O30B01, O01C01

SI, Hongjun

O29B06, P28E03, P01E03, P02E01

SHIMIZU, Satoshi

O28B03, P29E29, P30E31

SIANKO, IlyaO01B07SHIMIZU, Takeru

P30E16

SIAR MAHMOOD SHAH, Ahmad O30D09

SHIMMURA, Akihiro

P30E02

SIDDIQUI, Umair Ahmed

P02E11SHIMOI, Nobuhiro

P30E19SIDERIS, Petros

P29E21, P01E20

SHIMOMURA, Kohei

P28E29SIFUENTES JIMENEZ, Armando

O02A06SHIMOMURA, Shuichi

P02E22IsraelSHIN, Sangchul

O02B01SIFUENTES, Jose Antonio

SHIN, Taemyung

P30E15

SIGTRYGSDOTTIR, Fjola Gudrun P02E05

SHING, Pui-Shum Benson

O29A01SIKDER, A. M.

O30A07

SHINGAKI, Yoshikazu

P29E02, P30E24

SIKDER, Md. Abdul Malek

P30E21SHINGU, Kiyoshi

P30E14

SILVA, Antonio

P28E31SHINODA, Masahiro

O28D05SILVA, John Francis

O28D08, O02B07

SHINOHARA, Kai

O29D05SILVA, Pedro Franco

O30C01SHINOHARA, Masatsugu

O28C02, P02E10

SILVA, Rodolfo

P02E31SHINOZAKI, Masaya

P28E20SILVA, Vitor

O29D06, O30D08, O01A06,

SHINYA, Kazuhide

P30E11SHIOGAMA, Yuzo

O02B02

SHIOHARA, Hitoshi

O29C12, O30B02, O01C02

SILVA, Wilson

P30E21SHIOI, Yukitake

P29E24, P01E07

SILVESTRI, S.

O02B07, P28E04

SHIOMITSU, Masashi

P28E13SILVESTRI, Stefano

O28C09, O30D07, O02A01,

SHIOYA, Shinichi

P02E13SHIRADHONKAR, Saurabh

P28E22

O30A07

P28E30, P28E31, P29E31, P01E31,
P02E31

P01E14SIMATUPANG, Pintor Tua

O29D05

SIMONI, ElenaP02E31

P28E06, P28E18, P29E11, P29E16,SIMPSON, Barbara

P30E14

P01E09SIMPSON, Barbara Gwynne

P30E05, P01E05

SHIRAYAMA, Atsuko

P28E27

SIMS, NeilP02E18SHIRVAN, Koroush

P28E09SIMSIR, Can

P02E07SHITE, S.

O02B08SINGH, Ashmeet

P02E30SHIZUMA, Toshiro

O29D03

SINGH, Prerna

O01C07SHLEYKOV, Ilya

O30A06SINGH, Ritika

O02A08SHMERLING, Assaf

P02E05SINGH, Sachindra

O02A11SHOHAT, Alex

P29E19SINGH, Shamir

P29E30SHOJI, Atsuya

P30E17SINGH, Shova

P29E02

SHOJI, Gaku

O28D03, O29D08, P28E10,SINGH, Shreeprakash

O29C04

P01E12, P01E29, P01E32, P01E33

SINGH, Shri K.

P28E30SHOJI, Michito

P28E23

SINGH, YOGENDRA

O01A06, O01B06, O02A12,SHOKBAROV, YERALY

P28E30SHOKLAROVSKI, Antonio

O30C07SINGHAL, Vaibhav

O28D08, O30B07, P01E19, P02E07

SHOKOUHIRAD, Sahar

P28E05SINHA, Ravi

P28E22, P01E06

SHOOK, David

O28C07SINTORIS, Christos

P01E33SHOOSHTARI, Ahmad

P28E15

SIPAHI, Ozkan

P29E01SHRESTHA , Saugat

P30E21SIRIKI, Hemanth

P29E31SHRESTHA, Alina

P30E21SIRINGORINGO, Dionysius

P01E12SHRESTHA, Ashish

P28E32SISMAN, Fatma Nurten

P01E01RameshSHIRAI, Kazutaka

338

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P29E06, P30E03, P30E23

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P30E23

SPEICHER, Matthew

O30C01, O01B06

SITHARAM, T. G.

O28C06, P29E24

SPEICHER, Matthew Scott

O29A07

SITLER, Ben

O30A03, O30B10SPENCE, Seymour M. J.

O02A11SIVASELVAN, Mettupalayam

O01C11

SPENCER JR., Billie F.

O29A08SPERANZA, ELENA

P29E25Veluswami
SIVORI, Daniele

O01C02SPINA, Daniele

P29E20SIYAHI, Bilge

P30E03

SRECHAI, Jarun

P29E06SKALOMENOS, Konstantinos

O28C09, O02A11

SRITHARAN, Sri

P01E15

SKANDALOS, Konstantinos

O29D07, O02A07

SRIVASTAVA, A. K. L.

P01E06SKARLATOUDIS, Andreas

P29E01, P01E04

SRIVASTAVA, GAURAVP01E33

SKIADOPOULOS, Andronikos

P01E07SRIVASTAVA, Parul

P30E12SKILLEN, K.

P02E13

STAFFORD, Peter

P01E04SKOKBAROV, Yeraly

P02E20

STAMENOV, DavidP29E15SKOLNIK, Derek

P29E27STANIARTO, Bisma

P29E05SKOULIDOU, Despoina

P28E31

STANTON, John F.

P28E18SLAVIN, Nicholas

P28E33

STANTON, Kevin

P01E23SMIROLDO, Francesco

O01C02, O02A07

STANWAY, Jan

O28B10SMITH, Jhon PaulP29E20STAR, Lisa

O01A11

SMITH, Kevin

P28E15

STATHOPOULOS, Ted

P02E15

SMITH-PARDO, Jhon PaulP28E20, P01E05

STAVRIDIS, Andreas

O28B08, P29E21

SMYROU, Eleni

P01E14STEELE, Taylor

O30D09SNAEBJOERNSSON, Jonas Thor P02E05

STEFANIDOU, Sotiria

P30E22, P01E20

SO, Ming Lai Minly

P30E01

STEHLE, Erik Johannes

P30E19SODA, Satsuya

O28C07STEIN, Ross S.

O01A06

SODA, Tsutomu

P02E23STEINBERG, Eric

P28E06

SOEJIMA, Michiyo

P02E30STELLA, Alberto

P01E19SOETA, Kohei

O28C07STELZER, Ryan

O28B05

SOHN, JoungHoon

P28E31STENEKER, PaulO28B10

SOHN, Jung-Hoon

O23A06

STEPHENS, Max

O30B04

SOLANO, Felipe

O28B02STEVENS, Matthew

O29D02SOLEIMANI, S.

O30B07STEWART, J. P.

P29E02SOLEIMANI-DASHTAKI, Salman

O30B07STEWART, Jonathan

P01E14SOLEIMANKHANI, Hossein

P29E05STEWART, Jonathan P.

O28B05, O01A11

SOLER-LLORENS, Juan Luis

O01A06, P28E31

STEWART, Jonathan Paul

P01E03SOMALA, Surendra Nadh

O30B06, P01E01

STOJADINOVIC, Bozidar

O29B08, O02B04, P29E25,

SOMANI, Ritik

O30A13

SOMEI, Kazuhiro

P30E02STOJANOVSKI, Blagojce

P29E13

SOMERS, Peter

O29A09STOKOE, Kenneth

O28C05SOMERVILLE, PaulO28D06, P29E01, P01E04

STOKOE, Kenneth H.

O30C05SOMEYA, Yuta

P28E07

STORCHAK, Dmitry A.

P01E04

SONDA, Devis

O30B07

STOURA, Charikleia

O28C02

SONE, Takayuki

O28C01STRAIT, Sterling H.

P29E27

SONG, Biao

O01C06

STROM, Alexander

P02E10

SONG, Gangbing

O29D01STUEDLEIN, Armin

P28E24

SONG, Jindong

P02E27

STUPAZZINI, MarcoO01A12, P28E03

SONG, Jong-Keol

P28E09

STURT, Richard

O30B01, P30E31

SONG, Sungbin

P30E14

SU, C. K.

O28C02

SONG, Wei

O29A08

SU, CHIN-KUO

O30B04, P30E12

SONG, Wenjuan

O28C07

SU, Hui-Chen

O30B01

SONG, Zhaoyang

O02A08SU, Junsheng

P02E13SONOBE, Hideaki

O30C04

SU, R. K. L.

P30E19SORENSON, Kayla

O28C05

SU, W. C.

P29E22

SOROUSH, Abbas

P29E24

SU, Wei-Ru

P28E17

SOSA, Diego

P02E13

SUAREZ-LOPEZ, Martha MariaP29E14

SOTO CARDENAS, Alexander

P01E19SUBEDI, Bidhya

P29E02

SOTO, Jorge

O01A07

SUBEDI, Naresh

P30E06

SOULIS, V.

P28E17SUCUOGLU, H.

P29E04

SOUSA, Ines

P29E21, P01E19

SUCUOGLU, HalukP29E11, P29E12, P30E15

SOUSA, Romain

P01E31

SUDO, Nayuta

P28E16

SOUSSEAU, Yann

P01E18

SUDO, Ryo

P30E11SOYSA, AchalaP01E24SUEHIRO, Masaki

P30E01SPATARELU, Iulian

P30E18SUEKUNI, Ryota

P02E07

P29E30, P30E14339

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SUEMASA, Naoaki

P02E23SUWAL, Rajan

P28E13SUETOMI, Iwao

P28E20, P30E03

SUWANSAYA, Phichaya

P30E05SUGA, Hiroaki

P30E21SUWITO, Suwito

O01A01, P29E05, P30E28, P02E32

SUGAMA, Sei

P30E03SUZUI, Yasumasa

O01C03SUGANO, Shunsuke

P02E14SUZUKI, Akira

O29D05SUGIARTO, Bryan Jevon

P02E09SUZUKI, Fumino

P28E03SUGIMOTO, Koichi

P29E15SUZUKI, Haruhiko

P29E02, P30E01

SUGIMOTO, Kuniyoshi

P29E06, P30E17

SUZUKI, Hideyuki

P02E06SUGIMURA, Yoshifumi

P02E17SUZUKI, Hiroki

O29C01, P30E25

SUGINO, Hideharu

O29D03, P02E29

SUZUKI, Hiroko

P29E23SUGINO, Mina

O30A08, P28E05, P28E11,SUZUKI, Kenji

O28B10

P29E08, P30E18

SUZUKI, Kento

P30E10SUGIYAMA, Hiroshi

O29B01SUZUKI, Kohei

P30E10SUGIYAMA, Takeshi

P29E01SUZUKI, Makoto

P01E12SUHELMIDAWATI, Etri

O28B08SUZUKI, Mikio

P02E17

SUI, Yan

P28E20SUZUKI, Rie

O30D06

SUIN, Natacha

O30C04SUZUKI, Satoshi

P01E33SUITA, Keiichiro

O30A01SUZUKI, Shigenobu

P29E12SULAIMAN, Ahmad

P28E24SUZUKI, Shingo

P29E25SULAYMONOV, Sulaymon

P01E27SUZUKI, Sho

P28E09SULLIVAN, Tim

P29E05SUZUKI, Shunichi

O30C04SULLIVAN, Timothy

O28B10, P28E05, P02E11

SUZUKI, Suguru

O02B01, P01E15

SULLIVAN, Timothy J.

O28B10, P28E08, P01E11

SUZUKI, T.

P02E28SULLIVAN, Timothy John

O28B10, O30A06, P29E31

SUZUKI, Takahiro

P30E28SUMEARLL, Jakob

O01C09SUZUKI, Takanobu

O28D03, P02E10

SUMIDA, Kotaro

P02E04, P02E06

SUZUKI, Takayuki

O29D03

SUN, Baitao

P29E09, P29E30, P29E31

SUZUKI, Takeyasu

P28E28SUN, Chao

O29A08SUZUKI, Takuya

P28E13, P01E14

SUN, Dezhang

P29E33SUZUKI, Tomomi

P28E04

SUN, Feifei

O29C09SUZUKI, Toru

P29E02

SUN, Guangjun

P01E05, P02E12

SUZUKI, Wataru

O29B06, P28E02, P29E01,

SUN, Jikai

O30A12, O01A12

SUN, Jingxiao

P30E20SUZUKI, Y.

O29A07, P02E28

SUN, Jingyue

O02B01, P01E15

SUZUKI, Yasutsugu

P02E22

SUN, Rui

O28B05, P01E24

SUZUKI, Yoshitaka

O27C07, O28D03, O01A01,

SUN, Tao

P28E30SUN, XIAODAN

P28E03SUZUKI, Yousuke

O30A07, P29E18

SUN, Xiaohui

P28E13SUZUKI, Yusuke

P29E02

SUN, Xuanli

P02E11

SVERDLENKO, Nick

P28E08SUN, Xun

P30E12SYAMSIDIK, Syamsidik

P01E29, P02E29

SUN, Ying

P01E10

SYLL, AMADOU SAKHIR

P29E13, P01E20

SUN, Ying-Zhi

P29E16SYMITHE, Steeve

P02E33

SUN, Yuhan

P02E10SYOFIARDI, Syofiardi

O28B08SUN, Yunlou

P02E12TAALE, Alireza

P02E32

SUN, Yunlun

P28E14TABATA, Hiroki

P29E20SUN, Yuping

O29A01, O30A02, O30D01,

TABATA, Yu

O29C12, P02E19

P28E04, P01E05, P02E13

TABORDA RIOS, Ricardo

O30A12

SUN, Zeyang

P02E12TACCI, Matteo

O30B07

SUN, Zhen

P29E15TACHIBANA, Kazuki

P02E05SUNAGA, Daiki

P29E09TACHIBANA, Takuro

P30E18

SUNG, Hsin-Fang

O02A01TACIROGLU, Ertugrul

O29B01, O01C08, O02A03,

SUNG, Y. C.

O28C02

SUNG, YU-CHI

O30B04, P30E12, P01E11

TADA, Tsuyoshi

P30E29SUPPASRI, Anawat

O29D03, O01B04, P01E29,

TAFHEEM, Zasiah

O30C01, O02A01, P29E09, P01E18

P02E29TAFLANIDIS, A.

P02E30SURUKI, Yuto

P28E15TAFLANIDIS, Alexandros

P30E30, P02E09

SUSELO, Ariel

P01E18TAFLANIDIS, Alexandros A.

P01E20SUSUKI, Takumi

P30E06

TAGA, Akira

P28E29SUTCU, Fatih

O30B10, P29E12, P29E13, P02E20

TAGA, Kenzo

O29B01, P30E06

SUWADA, Haruhiko

O30C01TAGAWA, Hiroshi

O28C07, O29A01

SUWADA, Harukiko

P01E19TAGAWA, Hiroyuki

P29E18SUWAL, Nirmala

P30E15TAGHIKHANY, Touraj

P28E18, P29E04

P29E28, P29E29

P30E13

P28E32TAGLE, Santiago Jose

P01E29TAKHIROV, Shakhzod

O29C07, P30E22, P01E32

TAGUCHI, Shoya

P02E23TAKHIROV, Shakhzod M.

O30B01, P28E20

TAGUCHI, Yuki

O29C04TAKHIROV, Shakzhod

O02A02TAHIRI, Fatos

O29D06

TAKIGUCHI, Masashi

P29E11TAIPICURI, YENIFER CAROL

P28E15

TAKINO, Atsuo

P28E20

TAIT, Michael

O29B04, P30E22

TAKIYAMA, Noriko

O28B09, P28E04, P28E17, P01E15,

TAJIMA, Kazuki

P30E17, P02E16

TAJIMA, Yuji

P02E19TALEBI, Farzad

P29E23

TAJIRI, Seitaro

O30B02, P29E06, P02E33

TALLEDO COVENAS, Miguel

P02E21

TAKABATAKE, Daisuke

P01E05

Lenin

TAKABATAKE, Tomoyuki

O30B11

TAMA, Hitoshi

O02A02TAKADA, Fumitoshi

P28E14TAMANG, Aditya

O29A03TAKADA, Kazuyuki

P28E29TAMARI, Yukio

O29B05, P29E23

TAKADA, Tsuyoshi

O30C09, O30D06

TAMIZHARASI, G.

O01A03

TAKAGI, Hitoyuki

P29E13

TAMRAKAR, Minesh Ratna

O02B07, P30E01

TAKAGI, Jiro

P30E06

TAMURA, Ichiro

O29C09, O30C07, O02B02,

TAKAHAMA, Tsutomu

P01E03

TAKAHASHI, Akihiro

O28C05, P01E06

TAMURA, Kazuo

O29A01

TAKAHASHI, Go

P28E17

TAMURA, Keiko

O30B02, P28E33

TAKAHASHI, Hirohito

P29E01, P29E02, P29E04, P30E03

TAMURA, Kodai

O28C07

TAKAHASHI, Hiroju

O02A11

TAMURA, Shuji

O29D04, O30C05, P28E04

TAKAHASHI, Hiroto

O02B01

TAMURA, Yukio

P30E18TAKAHASHI, Ikuo

P30E31

TAN, Haozhi

P01E20

TAKAHASHI, Kentaro

P30E16

TAN, Hui

P28E23

TAKAHASHI, Kohei

P28E16

TAN, Ping

P01E09TAKAHASHI, Narumi

P29E01, P29E29

TANAKA, Hiroto

P01E03

TAKAHASHI, Noriyuki

O02A03, O02B01, P02E13,

TANAKA, Hitoshi

P02E29P02E21TANAKA, Kazuki

O30A08, P28E05

TAKAHASHI, Osamu

O29D01, P29E09

TANAKA, Kei

P02E04

TAKAHASHI, S.

P29E19TANAKA, Kiyokazu

P01E04

TAKAHASHI, Shuhei

O29D04

TANAKA, Kohei

P02E06

TAKAHASHI, Susumu

O02B01, O02B04, P30E19, P01E18

TANAKA, Koichi

P28E09, P29E19

TAKAHASHI, T.

O02A04

TANAKA, Minoru

P02E33

TAKAHASHI, Takehiro

O02A04, P28E04

TANAKA, Satoshi

P28E27

TAKAHASHI, YASUTAKA

P28E15TANAKA, Shinya

P30E02

TAKAHASHI, Yoshikazu

O28B02, P02E13

TANAKA, Teruhisa

P02E06

TAKAHASHI, Yudai

P30E06TANAKA, Tsuyoshi

P30E06, P02E23

TAKAHASHI, Yukihiro

P28E03

TANAKA, Yoshiki

P30E21, P01E05

TAKAHIRA, Tomohiro

P01E16TANAKA, Yuki

P29E16

TAKAI, Nobuo

P29E01, P29E02

TANG, Alex K.

P28E33

TAKAMUKU, Kei

P28E03

TANG, Hesheng

O28C07, P30E32

TAKAOKA, Akira

P29E12

TANG, Houjun

O01A12

TAKASE, Yuya

P01E18, P28E08

TANG, Liang

P02E22TAKATA, Yoshihiro

P28E28

TANG, Qi

O29C01, P28E32

TAKATSUKA, Kouhei

P29E13

TANG, Yangyang

P01E11

TAKAYAMA, Mineo

O29B01, O29C11, O30B01,

TANG, Yanwei

P28E32

P29E15

TANG, YUP01E05

TAKEDA, Ryoso

P28E17

TANG, Z.

O29D04

TAKEDA, Yasunori

P02E13

TANG, Zhenyun

P28E15

TAKEMURA, Masayuki

P28E01

TANI, Masanori

O29B07, P01E15

TAKENAKA, Hiroshi

P01E33TANIGUCHI, Hiroshi

P30E19TAKENOUCHI, Kosuke

O01C01, P29E12TANIGUCHI, Kayo

O01C02

TAKESHI, Ito

P29E24TANIGUCHI, Koichi

P02E06

TAKESHITA, Kosuke

P30E13TANIGUCHI, Tomoyo

O02A01TAKEUCHI, Kenichi

P29E11, P01E08

TANIMOTO, Shunsuke

O29B12TAKEUCHI, TAKASHI

O29A01, O30A02, O30D01,

TANIRCAN, Gulum

P28E03, P29E01

P01E05, P02E13

TANJUNG, Mahdi Ibrahim

P29E24

TAKEUCHI, Toru

O30A03, O30B10, P30E13

TANNERT, Thomas

O02A07, P01E01

TAKEUCHI, Yoshitaka

O28C01

TANO, Shun'ichi

P28E32TAKEUTI, Rino

P29E18TANUMA, Takehiko

O02A03TAKEWAKI, Izuru

P29E18, P29E25, P30E08, P02E11

TAO, Dongwang

P02E27TAKEYAMA, Tomohide

P30E24

TAO, Jinju

O28D02

P02E16

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TAO, Mu-Xuan

O29C01THIRUVENGADAM, V.

P02E22

TAO, Xiaxin

P28E03, P30E02, P30E31

THOMAS, ANISHAO30A02, P01E20

TAO, Zhengru

P28E03, P30E02, P30E31

THOMAS, Patricia A.

P28E05

TAO, Zhuoqi

P30E14

THORNLEY, John

P28E02, P02E33

TAPIA, Nicolas

P01E10

THORNLEY, John DavidP02E23

TAPIA-HERNANDEZ, Edgar

P01E17

THUSOO, Shreya

O29D04TARANU, George

P30E19, P01E18

TIAN, Deyuan

P01E31TARAZONA, Juan Carlos

P30E23

TIAN, HuiP29E12TARBALI, Karim

O29B06, P28E03

TIAN, Jie

P28E15TARQUE, Nicola

P30E19

TIAN, Qixiang

P01E07TASAI, Akira

P29E06, P30E17

TIAN, Yuan

O29C05, P28E32

TASAKI, Kenji

P30E11TIMSINA, Chintan

P29E02, P02E01

TASTANI, Souzana P.

O01A01

TIRCA, Lucia

P29E31, P01E08, P02E15

TATENO, Tomokazu

P01E33

TISCHER, Helene

P28E21TATSUKI, Shigeo

P29E26, P02E26

TIWARI, Aasish

O28B08, P29E26

TATSUMI, Nobuhiko

O28B10, O28D02, O01C01,

TIWARI, KIRTY

P30E20

P29E07

TJIPTOHARDOJO, C. A.

P02E32

TAUSJIOKA, Aya

P02E26

TO, Duy Vu

O01C06TAYBA, Bahaa

P28E02TOADER, Alfred

O01C11TAYLOR, Colin A.

O02A11, P28E14TOBARI, Ryota

P30E16, P01E13

TAYLOR, Graham

O28C03, O29C12, P29E27

TOBITA, Jun

P28E15TAYLOR, Jaclyn

O02B03

TOBITA, Tetsuo

P28E24TAYLOR, Ryan Brandon

P29E21TOBITA, Yoshinori

P28E17, P29E12, P30E10, P01E16

TAYLOR, Trevor

P28E09TODA, Mitsuru

P28E29TAZUKE, Ryota

P02E21TODOROV, Borislav

P28E11, P30E12, P02E12

TEHRANI, Payam

P02E19TODOROVSKA, Maria I.

P29E03TEJASWINI, K.

P30E20TODOROVSKA, Marija I.

O30C09TEKIN, Kudret

P29E01TOGTOKHBUYAN, Munkhunur

O01C03TELESCA, Alessio

P30E16TOHDO, Masanobu

P30E02TELLEEN, Karl

P29E25

TOJO, Takaki

P30E18TEMIRALIULY, Gani

P02E20TOKIZANE, Yoshinori

P29E29TEMIS, Mikhail

P02E10TOKUMITSU, Ryoichi

P29E02

TENA-COLUNGA, Arturo

O30C08, P28E33, P29E05

TOKUNAGA, Kensuke

P02E26TENDERAN, Randy

P29E07TOKUNOU, Masaki

P28E06

TENG, Min-Cheng

O01C08TOKUSIGE, Misturu

P28E16TENZIN, Kunzang

P29E33TOLENTINO, Dante

P01E31TERAN-GILMORE, Amador

O30C09, O02B07, P01E06, P01E17

TOLOU KIAN, Mohammad Javad P30E04

TERANISHI, Alberto

P01E05

TOMA, Ana MariaP30E19TERASAKI, Shinichi

P30E19

TOMA, Ionut Ovidiu

P30E19, P01E18

TERASHIMA, Masao

O30A03, O01C01, P29E11

TOMASSETTI, Umberto

O30B01, P30E14TERASHIMA, Yoshihiro

P29E01TOMBARI, Alessandro

O29A07, P28E05, P29E20TERAUCHI, Masaki

P30E06TOMEK, Pavel

O30B01, O01A01, P02E11

TERAZAWA, Yuki

O30B10TOMIC, Daniel

P28E01TERUMOTO, Kiyomine

P28E28TOMIC, Igor

O30C08, O30C08

TERZIC, Vesna

O29A12, O01A11, P02E09

TOMIZAWA, Tetsuya

O29B01, P30E15TESFAMARIAM, Solomon

O29D07, O30C09, O02A07

TOMOKIYO, Eriko

P01E17, P01E17

TESHIGAWARA, Masaomi

O29D01, P29E06, P01E18

TOMOZAWA, Hiromitsu

O28D03

TETSUHIRO, Asari

O01C02TOMOZAWA, Yusuke

P28E03, P29E01

THAKUR, Rambha

P01E10TONAGI, Masao

P29E24

THAKUR, Vikas M.

P01E33

TONARI, Tatsuto

P01E33

THAKURI, Rita

P29E33TONDINI, Nicola

O29B08, P30E13

THAMMISHETTI, Nikesh

O28D02

TONG, Fei

O30D10

THANGJITHAM, Jessica

P02E13TONIDIS, Margaritis

O30A07

THANT, Myo

P30E01

TONO, Yoko

O01C07

THAPA, Dipendra

P28E15, P28E15

TOPA GOMES, Antonio

P30E14

THAPA, R.

P01E14TORABIAN, Shahab

P02E05

THAPA, SurajP29E20TORISAWA, Kazuaki

P28E32, P29E25, P01E31, P02E33

THEA, Sokheang

P29E22TORITA, Haruhiko

P30E02

THEODOSSOPOULOS, D.

P28E04

TORKY, Ahmed Alaaeldean

O01C05

THIERS-MOGGIA, Rodrigo

P28E19TORNELLO, Miguel Eduardo

P02E02

THIMBO, Amadou

P28E09TORO, Daniel

P02E02

THIO, Hong Kie

O30B11, P29E01, P01E04, P02E28

TORRA-BILAL, Ines

P30E06TORRE, Anaelle

O30C04TSUDA, Kenichi

P28E03

TORREALVA, Daniel

P30E21

TSUJI, Takeshi

P02E22TORREGROZA, Andres

P29E08

TSUJIKAWA, Takahiro

P02E21TORRES MATOS, MIGUEL

P29E11

TSUJIOKA, Aya

P29E26

TSUKADA, Takaaki

P30E21, P01E05

ANGEL
TORRES, Miguel

P30E15TSUNEKAWA, Hiroshi

P28E32TORRES, Rolando

P29E03

TSUNEKAWA, Reo

P28E22TORRES-RODAS, Pablo

P30E06TSUNO, Seiji

P28E02, P28E03, P29E01, P30E01,

TORREZ NOGUEZ, Miguel

O02A12TOSAUCHI, Yusuke

O29C12, O29D04, P28E04,

TSURUOKA, Hiroshi

P29E02, P02E01

P30E18

TSURUOKA, Nanami

O02A03TOSHINAWA, Takumi

P30E07TSUTSUMI, Yoshitaka

O02B02TOUHAMI, Sara

O28D06, O29B06, O29C10TSUTSUMIUCHI, Takahiro

P28E09TOYAMA, NobuhikoP02E28

TU, Jin

O28D05, O29B12, P28E30,

TOYODA, Toshihisa

O30B06TOYOOKA, Akihiro

O01A02, O02A11, P29E19, P02E05

TU, Yi-Hsuan

O30B02TOYOSHIMA, Manabu

P30E18TUBALDI, Enrico

P29E12, P01E05

TOYOSHIMA, Yasunori

P30E04

TUMURBAATAR, Zorigt

P01E01TOZAWA, Kaneya

O30C06

TUN, Muammer

P29E01

TRAD, Fouad

P28E02TUNA DEGER, Zeynep

P30E19TRAJCEVSKI, Jovan

P28E01

TUO, Xiaoyi

P30E06TRAVASAROU, Thaleia

P30E24

TUREK, Martin

O28C03, P29E27

TRAVERSA, Paola

P01E03

TURKDONMEZ, Burak

P29E12TREJO RODRIGUEZ,

P29E11TUZUN, Cuneyt

P29E12

TWIGG, John

P02E25CRISTOPHER MANUEL

P30E29, P01E03

P30E31TREJO, Juan Carlos Delgado

P29E32TYAPIN, Alexander

O29A01TREJO, Paulina

P01E23TZORÍN, Victor

P29E03

TREMAYNE, Heidi

P02E33

UANG, Chia Ming

P02E06

TREMBLAY, R.

P28E18

UANG, Chia-Ming

O30A01, O30A03, P30E13, P01E07

TREMBLAY, Robert

O28B09, O28C09, O28C09,

UBAURA, Michio

O29D06, O30D06, O02A12,

O28D07, O30D04, O30D09,

P29E28, P30E25

P29E04, P30E05, P30E16, P01E07,

UCHIBORI, Hiroyuki

P29E30

P02E06, P02E12

UCHIDA, Hideaki

O28C05TRIFAN, Stefania

O30B02UCHIDA, Masanari

P30E04

TRIFUNAC, Mihailo D.

P29E03UCHIDA, Reita

P28E17

TRIPATHI, Mayank

P29E06, P01E15

UCHITA, Masato

O02B02

TRIPATHY, Dattatreya

O28D08, O30B07, P01E19

UCHIYAMA, Yasuo

P28E03, P29E02, P30E01

TROMBETTI, Tomaso

O28C09, O30D07, P01E14

UDDIN, Md. Jobaer

P01E18TROPEANO, Giuseppe

P02E22UEBAYASHI, Hirotoshi

P29E02

TRUMIKABORWORN, Nattapon

O29D03

UEDA, Kensuke

P30E11, P01E33

TSAI, A.

O30D06

UEDA, Kyohei

O28C05, O29B05, O30C05,

TSAI, Chi-Chin

P01E24

TSAI, Chong-Shien

O30B01

UEKITA, Yasufumi

P29E20

TSAI, I-CHAU

O30B04, P30E12

UEMURA, Keita

O28B02, P02E13

TSAI, Keh-Chyuan

O29C03, O30A03, O02B04

UENO, Fumiya

O28D01

TSAI, Ren-Jie

P28E04

UENO, Keijiro

P28E17

TSAI, Yung-An

O02A09UETAKE, Tomiichi

P29E02TSALOUCHIDIS, Konstantinos

O30C09UGALDE, Jose

P30E24UGATA, Takeshi

P30E30

Theodoros

P01E22, P02E22

TSAMBA, Tsoggerel

P01E01ULLAH, Md. Shajib

P29E23

TSAMPRAS, Georgios

P02E06

UMA, S. R.

O01C11

TSANG, H. H.

P30E21

UMEBAYASHI, Fukutarou

P01E07

TSANG, Hing-Ho

P01E01, P01E20

UMEDA, Naoko

O28D06

TSAUR, Chih-Chia

O02B04

UMEDERA, Makoto

P28E24

TSIGE, Meaza

P28E30

UMEMURA, Kenji

P29E04

TSIONIS, Georgios

O28D08, O29B08, P28E21,

UMEYAMA, Yuta

P28E05

P01E33

UMEZU, Kazuaki

P30E16

TSOKANAS, Nikolaos

O29B08

UNO, Kunihiko

O29B12

TSUCHIDA, Kotoyo

P29E02

UNO, Masakazu

P29E19TSUCHIDA, Kouhei

O28B03

UPPARI, RAMAKRISHNA

O28B01

TSUCHIDA, Takaaki

P29E11

URAN, Julian

P29E28

TSUCHIMOTO, Takahiro

O30A12343

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P28E33Angel

VASSILIOU, Michalis

P28E15, P28E19, P30E14, P01E14

VATSI, Abhishek

P01E10URIARTE, ROCIO

P29E03

VATTERI, Ahsana Parammal

P02E30URICH, Alfredo

P28E33

VATULOKA, A. R.

P02E12

UROS, Mario

P28E33, P30E30, P01E20

VAZQUEZ LARQUET, Ricardo

O02A12

URUSHIHARA, Syumei

P30E06VAZQUEZ-COLUNGA, Saul

O30A03

USAMI, Ryosuke

O30D08VAZQUEZ-COLUNGA, Saul

O30A03USHIDA, Tomoki

O02A02

Yahdiel

USHIJIMA, Sakae

P30E22

VEGA, Alberto

P30E12USHIZAKA, Shinya

P29E09, P29E15

VEGA, Eduardo

P29E26

UTSUMI, Yoshikazu

O01C03

VEISMORADI, Sajad

P28E21UTSUNOMIYA, Hiroharu

P01E12VELANI, Pulkit Dilip

O29A01UTSUNOMIYA, Naoki

P28E20VELASCO MIRANDA, Juan

O02A12UWADAN, S.

O02A04

ManuelUZUOKA, Ryosuke

O28C05, O29B05, P01E22

VELASQUEZ, Jose M.

P29E30VACAREANU, Radu

P28E30VENGHIAC, Vasile Mircea

P30E19, P01E18

VACCA, V.

P28E04

VENKATARAMANA, K.

P28E02VADRUCCI, Laura

O02A01VENTURA, C. E.

O30B07

VAHIDI, M. H.

P01E13

VENTURA, Carlos

O28C02, O02A07, P02E19

VAHIDI, Mohammad Hamed

P30E23

VENTURA, Carlos E.

O29B04, O29C12, O01B06,

VAIANA, Nicolo

P30E19VAKILAZADSARABI, Ali

P29E04

VALDEBENITO, Galo

P28E22, P28E30, P30E01, P02E04

VALDEBENITO, Marcos

O29B08VALDES VAZQUEZ, Jesus

O30D04

P28E30, P30E21
VENTURA, Carlos Estuardo

P02E32VERDERAME, Gerardo Mario

O28D08, O30C06, O30C07,
O02B01, P29E21, P30E20,

Gerardo

P01E31, P02E31

VALDIVIA, Dania

O02A02, O02A09

VERGARA, Filiberto

O01A07

VALDIVIESO, Diego

P28E04VERGARAY, Luis

P30E05

VALENCIA, Yamile

P01E09VERGARAY, Luis Fernando

P30E23

VALERIAN, Aldrich

P28E04

VERMA, Abhishek

P28E13

VALLEY, Michael

O01A11VERMA, Saraswati

P01E05VALVERDE, Ana

O29D05, P01E24

VERMA, Simaran

O01C07VALVERDE, Ignacio

P28E30VERRUBBI, Vladimiro

P29E01VALVERDE, Jose

P29E03VEZZOSO, Alberto

O01C11VAMVATSIKOS, Dimitrios

O29C01, P28E20, P30E12, P01E31,

VIALLET, Emmanuel

O30C04, O02A02

P02E30VICENTE, Romeu

P01E31, P02E31

VAN DE LINDT, John W.

O02A04

VIDAL, Francisco

P28E30VAN DEN EINDE, Lelli

P29E26

VIDES, Romis

P29E04VAN ENGELEN, Niel C.

P01E13

VIDMAR, Zac

O30A03, O30A06

VAN PAASSEN, Leon

O28C05VIDRIH, Zlatko

O02B07

VANDAL, Francis

P28E08VIELMA PEREZ, J. C.

O30D04

VANDEPUTTE, Didrik

P30E03

VIELMA-PEREZ, Juan Carlos

P01E20

VANDOREN, Bram

P02E11VILLALBA, Sergi

P29E32

VANTI, Madhu

P01E10VILLANI, Manuela

P30E01VARDANEGA, Paul J.

P02E23

VILLARAZA, Carlos

P29E03

VARDANEGA, Paul Joseph

P01E01VILLASENOR, Carlos

P01E05

VARELA-RIVERA, Jorge Luis

O30C08VILLEGAS-JIMENEZ, Omar

P28E33VARGAS ALZATE, Yeudy Felipe

P30E26

VINCENZI, Loris

O30A02VARGAS, Ingrid

P30E01

VINTZILEOU, ELIZABETH

O28D08, O01C09

VARGAS, Ruben R.

O28C05VISHALP29E01VARGAS, Victor

P02E27VISHNUKANTHAN, Kandasamy

P28E13VARGAS-NEUMANN, Julio

P30E19VISHNUPRIYA, Vishnupriya

P28E06, P28E06

VARONE, Chiara

O29C10, P29E01

VISHWAKARMA, Rahul Suresh

P02E11VARUM, Humberto

P01E31, P29E06

VISSCHER, Michiel

P02E32VASANTHAPRAGASH, Nadarajh

P01E05VITANOV, Vladimir

P02E20VASQUEZ PURIHUAMAN,

P28E13VITANOVA, Marija

O01C08, P29E14, P30E11

VITORINO, Hugo

P01E31

Roxana Elizabeth

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VASQUEZ, A.

P28E28

VIVIESCAS, Alvaro

P30E12

VASQUEZ, Jorge

P28E30, P01E29

VOLDOIRE, Francois

O30C04, P29E23

VASQUEZ, Luis

O29A07

VOLKEN, Nicolas

O02B04

VASQUEZ, Ruth

P29E03VOSOUGHI, Reza

P28E18VASQUEZ, Virginia

P28E30VOYAGAKI, Elia

P28E04

VRATSIKIDIS, Athanasios

O30C05

WANG, Jin-Ting

P28E04, P29E09, P29E16

VRETTOS, Christos

P30E14

WANG, Kehai

P30E11, P30E12

VULCANO, Alfonso

O29B07

WANG, KE-XIN

P30E12

VULCU, Christian

O29C09

WANG, Kung-Juin

O29C03

WADA, Akira

P28E20, P28E22

WANG, Lanmin

P28E24

WADA, Kensuke

O28C06

WANG, Lei

P29E03

WADA, Takuji

P01E17, P01E17

WANG, Lihui

P30E15

WADE, Katie

O29A07, P01E06

WANG, Liping

P29E06, P30E01

WAGG, David

P29E08, P02E18

WANG, Long

P02E10

WAGLE, Sharad

P29E30

WANG, Luyao

O01C05WAGNER, Nathaniel

P30E23

WANG, Mengfu

P01E07

WAKABAYASHI, Yuka

P01E15

WANG, Ning

P29E14WAKAI, Akihiko

P02E23

WANG, P.

P29E02WAKAI, Atsushi

P29E02, P30E01, P30E03

WANG, Ping

P28E24WAKAI, Shuichi

O29C05

WANG, Ping-Hsiung

O29B04

WAKAMATSU, Ryo

P02E33

WANG, Qi

P01E15WAKISHIMA, Kenji

P29E12

WANG, Qian

P28E24

WAKITA, Takehiro

O28C07

WANG, Rui

P28E04

WALD, DavidP29E27, P02E01

WANG, Shanshan

O29B07

WALD, David J.

O28C03, O02B08

WANG, Shao-Jou

O29B01

WALD, David Jay

O28D03

WANG, Shaoqing

P01E01

WALLACE, John

P29E06, P29E13

WANG, Shen hai

P29E16WALLACE, John W.

O01A01

WANG, Shiang-Jung

O30B01

WALLER, Charlotte

P28E13

WANG, Shiyu

P01E11

WALSH, Ken

P28E06

WANG, Shuo

O28D09

WAN, Lin Cheng

O30C08

WANG, Siqi

P30E16

WAN, Zhiwei

P29E16

WANG, Tao

O28B10, P29E25

WANG, Bin

O29B07

WANG, Ting-Yi

P01E19

WANG, Bo

P02E11

WANG, Wei

O28D07, O30D04, O01C08,

WANG, Changya

P02E04

WANG, Chen

O28D07, O29C01, P02E06

WANG, Xiang-chao

P29E09

WANG, Danling

P29E03

WANG, Xianzhi

P02E12

WANG, Dayang

O29C06

WANG, Xiao Hui

P28E23

WANG, Dehong

P29E06

WANG, Xiaofeng

P28E23

WANG, Ding

P30E12

WANG, Xiaomin

O30A12, P29E01, P30E17

WANG, Dongsheng

P28E33

WANG, XiaoQing

P01E32

WANG, Dongyang

P28E23

WANG, Xiaowei

O28C02, P30E04, P01E12

WANG, Fan

O30C04

WANG, Xin

O29C01, O01A07, O01C05,

WANG, Fangbo

P29E03

WANG, Fei

O02A11, P28E23

WANG, Yang Ji

O30C08

WANG, Fengzhi

P01E11

WANG, Yen-Po

P02E11

WANG, Gang

O28D05, P30E24

WANG, YONG

O28B10, P28E13

WANG, Gil

O29D03

WANG, Yongwei

O30A01

WANG, Guojue

P30E04

WANG, Yudong

P01E08

WANG, Hai Bo

P28E06

WANG, Yumei

O28C05

WANG, Haibo

O28D05, O29C12, P28E30,

WANG, Zelin

O30C01

P02E10

WANG, Ze-qing

P28E15

WANG, Hao

P28E23, P29E09, P29E15, P30E31

WANG, ZhanFei

P01E12

WANG, Hexiang

P28E13, P02E30

WANG, Zhen

P02E10

WANG, Hongru

P02E10

WANG, Zhengnan

O30A08

WANG, Hongwei

O29B06, P28E03, P30E02

WANG, Zhihui

P01E07

WANG, Jiaji

O30C05

WANG, Zhitao

P29E20

WANG, Jian

P29E16

WANG, Zifa

O30B06

WANG, Jianze

P02E06

WANG, Ziqi

P28E19

WANG, Jiao

P01E20

WANG, Ziqian

O30A12

WANG, Jie

P28E11WANGMO, Phuntsho

O02B01

WANG, Jiehui

P30E04

WANTORO, Agus

O01A01, P02E32

WANG, Jinfie

P01E04

WARARUKSAJJA, Wongsa

P29E06

WANG, JINGCHENG

P01E12

WARDI, Syafri

O02B04

WANG, Jingjing

P30E16

WARDROP, Glen

P28E14

WANG, Jingquan

O02B01WARIS, Muhammad Bilal

P01E14

WANG, Jinting

P28E13

P29E20, P01E05

P28E17, P29E12, P30E12, P01E16

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O29D03, O01A07, P29E05,

WHITTAKER, DavidO28D09P29E13, P30E01, P30E05,

WICHMAN, Sarah

O01A03

P30E30, P01E05, P01E05

WICKER, Joerg Simon

P28E31WASON, J. C.

P02E22WIDODO, Lilik Eko

P28E24WATAI, Kazuki

O28C07, O28D01, O30A07,

WIEBE, Lydell

O28B10, O30C01, O30D09,

P29E18346

P28E19, P29E18, P30E16

WATANABE, Atsuhi

O01C01, P29E11

WIEBE, Richard

O30D10, P29E11

WATANABE, Atsushi

P30E15WIELAND, Martin

O01C11, P28E09

WATANABE, Hajime

O30C06WIERSCHEM, Nicholas E.

P28E06WATANABE, Hidekazu

P28E04, P30E17, P02E33, P02E33

WIJANTO, Sugeng

O01A01WATANABE, Hiroshi

P29E22WIJEWICKREME, Dharma

O29D05, P01E24

WATANABE, Keisuke

P02E17WIJEYEWICKREMA, AnilO29D07, P28E30, P29E16,

WATANABE, Kenji

O28D05Christopher

P30E06, P02E11

WATANABE, Masamitsu

P30E30WILKINSON, Sean

O02A08, O02A11

WATANABE, Masashi

P01E33

WILKINSON, Suzanne

P28E28WATANABE, Miyuki

P29E28WILLIAM, SteveP02E33WATANABE, Nobukazu

P28E09WILLIAMS, Chesley

O30D08, O01C08

WATANABE, Takashi

P02E10WILLIAMS, James

O01C11WATANABE, Tetsushi

P28E03WILLIAMS, James Hilton

P01E29WEATHERILL, Graeme

O01A06, P28E30, P29E31, P30E01

WILLIAMS, Jenna

O28D08WEBER, Bernd

O01C11WILLIAMS, Martin S.

P02E11

WEBER, Felix

O29C09, O02A01

WILLIAMS, Tessa

O29B12

WEI, BO

O28B02WILSON, Thomas

P01E29

WEI, CHENGJIN

O30A02

WINATA, Berto Juergen

P28E04

WEI, Chuxuan

P02E13WIRTH, Erin A.

O27C07

WEI, Gengrui

P02E05WITTICH, Christine E.

P02E21

WEI, Lai

P02E04WIWEGWIN, Weerachat

O28D06, P01E01

WEI, Lejun

P29E12WOESSNER, J.

O30D08

WEI, PoP01E18WOESSNER, Jochen

O30D08, P02E28

WEI, Shuli

P29E16

WONG, Dennis

P30E01

WEI, Xinxin

O30D06

WONG, Ivan G.

P28E05, P30E01

WEI, Yang

P02E12

WONG, Jenna

O28C07, P29E23

WEIDLICH, Ingo

O29C04

WONG, Kevin

P30E05, P02E16

WEIN, Anne

P29E30

WONG, Keving

O29A07WELCH, D. P.

P02E30

WONG, Phil

O29C07WELCH, David P.

P28E31WOODDELL, Katie

P01E03WELDON, Ray

O28D06WOODS, Josh

O28B09, O29A08

WEN, BO

P02E10

WORSFOLD, Benjamin

O29D04

WEN, Jiayi

P02E10WOTHERSPOON, Liam

O28B05, P28E23, P29E24, P01E29

WEN, Kuo-Liang

O01C07

WOTHERSPOON, Liam Matthew P28E31

WEN, Kuo-Wei

P30E04

WU, An-Chien

O30A03

WEN, Ruizhi

O29B06, O30A12, P28E03,

WU, Binglong

O30D01

P30E02, P02E02, P02E04

WU, Bing-Ru

P02E30

WEN, Weiping

O02A08, P28E32, P29E27, P01E03

WU, Chen

O30C07, P28E13

WEN, Zengping

P30E31

WU, Dianqi

P02E13

WEN, Zhizhao

P28E32WU, Gang

P02E12

WENG YUEN, Kam

O01C09WU, GUANG

P28E17

WENG, Dagen

P30E31

WU, Guochun

P01E30WENZEL, Moritz

O29C09WU, Hao

O29C06, P30E02

WERNER, Maximilian J.

P28E02, P02E23

WU, HAOTIAN

P30E25WERNER, Maximilian Jonas

P01E01

WU, Honglei

P01E11WESNOUSKY, Steven G.

O29A06WU, Houli

P30E12WESOLOWSKI, Michelle

O29D05, P01E24

WU, Jianping

P01E30, P02E03

WESTENENG, Ben

O01C09WU, Jiarui

P01E16WESTOBY, Louise

O02A08WU, Jing

P28E11, P01E07

WHAM, Brad Parker

O29C04, P28E04

WU, Jing-Ren

O28D08WHITE, Mark N.

O29A12, O29A12

WU, KunO29A08WHITE, R.

P28E04, P28E14

WU, Le Le

P28E08WHITE, T.

O30B07

WU, Qing

P01E03

WHITEHURST, Laura A.

O30B07

WU, Qingxiong

P02E12

WHITTAKER, Andrew

O30C04, P28E09

WU, Saifeng

O29D07, P30E10

WHITTAKER, Andrew S.

P28E09, P28E15

WU, Siyuan

O30C07, P02E06

WU, Suiwen

P02E16

XU, Longjun

P01E06

WU, Tao

P01E18, P02E11

XU, Mengchao

O29C06

WU, Tung-Yu

P30E06

XU, Peibin

O29B06

WU, Xiangtong

P28E25

XU, Shi-Ying

P02E33

WU, Yang

O29B01XU, SUSU

P02E01WU, Yifeng

P02E12

XU, Weijie

O29A08WU, Yingjie

O28B02, O29C07

XU, Weijin

P01E30WU, Zhanjing

P28E20XU, Wenjing

P02E12WU, Zhou

P02E06

XU, Xiuli

P01E10

WULANSARI, MariaP28E26

XU, Xuan

P28E02

XANTHOU, Maria

O02A08

XU, Yan

P29E14

XIA, HONGLIU

P28E17, P30E17, P02E07

XU, Yongjia

O30C06, P28E32

XIA, WanQiu

P02E13

XU, Zhen

O30C06, P01E33

XIA, ZHENHUA

P28E17

XUE, Dong

P30E11XIANG, Li

P30E18

XUE, Jianyang

P28E20XIANG, Nailiang

O29B04

XUE, Songtao

O01C03, P28E16, P30E32,

XIANG, P.

O29C12XIANG, Ping

O28B10, P30E06, P30E13,

XUE, Yaodong

P02E10P30E14, P02E18, P02E21

XUHUA, Shi

O28D06XIANG, Yijun

P29E17, P01E01

YACHI, Kosei

P30E21, P01E05

XIANG, Zhi-Qian

P28E04YACHIUNE, Kazuo

P28E06

XIAO, Lei

O29C09YADAV, Deepak

P28E13

XIAO, Yan

P28E04YADAV, Raghabendra

P01E12

XIAO, Yi

P28E18, P01E33

YADONG, Jiang

O29C12

XIAO, Ziling

P30E04

YAGI, S.

P30E14

XIE, Fengwei

P29E04

YAGI, Satoru

P01E02

XIE, Guangming

P30E12

YAGI, Shotaro

P29E07, P29E07

XIE, Jiang-yue

P28E15

YAGI, Takachika

O30A12

XIE, Jinzhe

P29E22

YAGI, Y.

O01A02

XIE, Junju

P02E02YAGUCHI, Tomoki

O28C01, P28E18, P28E21, P29E16

XIE, Ligun

O02A09YAGUCHI, Yusuke

P01E17

XIE, Lili

O30A12, P01E02, P01E03, P01E06,

YAKABE, Ryota

P28E21

P02E02YALCIN, Merve

P28E07

XIE, Liyu

O01C03, P28E16, P02E09

YALCIN, Sinem

P30E15

XIE, Muxuan

P28E13YALCINER, Ahmet Cevded

O29D03

XIE, Qiang

O29C04, P29E11, P02E10YALCINKAYA, Esref

P29E01

XIE, Qin

P02E11YALLICO, Ramiro

P30E19XIE, Quancai

P02E02

YAM, Michael

P28E11

XIE, R. H.

P30E06

YAM, Michael C. H.

O30D04, P28E11, P01E07

XIE, Rui-Hong

P30E13

YAMADA, Akira

P30E19XIE, Xianxin

O28B10

YAMADA, Ariyoshi

O02A04

XIE, Yazhou Tim

O30A13, O01C05

YAMADA, Koji

P28E16, P29E08

XIE, Yifan

O30A08YAMADA, Makoto

O28C06

XIE, Zhinan

O28C06

YAMADA, Manabu

O29B01, P28E13, P30E15

XIE, Zhongliang

O01B04

YAMADA, Masaichi

P29E24

XIE, Zhuojuan

P02E03

YAMADA, Masayuki

P28E03, P28E03, P01E02

XIN, Ren

P02E18YAMADA, Nobuyuki

P30E01, P01E33

XING, Hao

P01E03

YAMADA, Satoshi

O30A01, O30A01, O30D01,

XINGCHEN, Chen

O01C03

XIONG, Chen

P01E33

XIONG, Feng

P30E05, P02E08

YAMADA, Seiji

P02E16XIONG, Haibei

O02A07, P28E11

YAMADA, Shohei

O02A04, P28E04

XIONG, Hou-Chun

P30E13

YAMADA, Takemine

P28E24XIONG, Xiaolei

P29E25

YAMADA, Tetsuya

O29D01, P29E30

XIU, Haoyi

P28E32YAMAGAMI, Satoshi

O30B01, P29E15

XU, Chao

P30E31YAMAGATA, Yuki

P29E04

XU, Defeng

P01E14

YAMAGISHI, Hiromitsu

O02A12

XU, Hao

O29D07YAMAGISHI, K.

P02E11

XU, Honglu

P01E24

YAMAGISHI, Kuniaki

P02E07

XU, Jiawei

P01E22YAMAGIWA, Hajime

O30D07, P29E15

XU, Jun

P30E04, P30E17

YAMAGUCHI, Akari

P28E04

XU, Lichao

O02A11YAMAGUCHI, Hiroki

O29B07

P01E09, P01E20, P02E09

O01C01, P29E07, P29E07, P29E11,
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YAMAGUCHI, Kazuhide

P28E09YANG, Boya

P01E11YAMAGUCHI, Kentaro

O30C08, P29E20

YANG, Cancan

O30B09YAMAGUCHI, Yasutaka

P30E28YANG, Cheng-Yu

P02E23

YAMAGUCHI, Yuta

P30E17

YANG, Chuang-Sheng Walter

O30A13YAMAKAWA, Yuki

P28E24

YANG, Connie

P30E30

YAMAMOTO, Hidekazu

P29E02

YANG, Dake

P02E27

YAMAMOTO, Iku

O29D01

YANG, Dixiong

P28E08YAMAMOTO, Kazuki

P30E22

YANG, Han

P28E13, P02E30

YAMAMOTO, Kenjiro

P29E32

YANG, Huidi

P01E07

YAMAMOTO, Masanori

O28B05, O29D05

YANG, Jiansi

P02E27

YAMAMOTO, Masashi

O28C01, O29C11, O30D06

YANG, JINXIP02E10

YAMAMOTO, Minoru

P29E23

YANG, Joey

P02E23

YAMAMOTO, Shinya

O28B02

YANG, Jun-Mo

O23A06

YAMAMOTO, Shogo

P30E11

YANG, NaP02E10

YAMAMOTO, Shunroku

P29E28YANG, Pengchao

P01E20

YAMAMOTO, Shuntoku

O29B06

YANG, Pu

P30E06, P30E17, P01E07

YAMAMOTO, Takeshi

P28E23, P30E14, P30E18

YANG, Qiaorong

P30E10

YAMAMOTO, Tomohiko

O02B02

YANG, Shaoqi

O01C02YAMAMOTO, Yoshiyuki

P28E21

YANG, Shijian

P29E06

YAMAMURA, Yu

P02E10YANG, Tianye

O30D10, O30D10, P29E11

YAMANAKA, Akihiko

P02E10YANG, Tony

O30D01, P30E17

YAMANAKA, Hiroaki

O01C07, P28E03, P29E01,

YANG, Tony T. Y.

P28E32

P30E01, P01E01

YANG, Xiaoyan

P01E07YAMANARI, Minoru

P01E17, P29E11

YANG, Xiuming

O02B01YAMANE, Yoshiyasu

O28D03

YANG, Xueshan

P29E03YAMANOBE, Koji

O28B09YANG, Yaohua

P29E22YAMASAKI, Akira

P30E22

YANG, Yiming

P30E06, P01E07

YAMASAKI, Yasuo

P29E16

YANG, Yong

O29B12, P02E12

YAMASHITA, Katsuji

P29E24

YANG, Yongqiang

P01E11, P01E14, P02E10

YAMASHITA, Kiyoshi

O29C05, P29E23

YANG, Yuan-Sen

P30E14

YAMASHITA, Norihiko

P29E14

YANG, ZENG

P30E22YAMASHITA, Takuzo

P28E13

YANG, Zhaohui Joey

P02E23

YAMASHITA, YASUHIKO

P30E13

YANG, Zhenyu

P02E10

YAMATO, Nobuyuki

O28C01

YANG, Ziqian

P29E32YAMAUCHI, Toyohide

P30E10YANO, Masataka

P02E05YAMAZAKI, Chihiro

P28E28YANO, Shota

P02E12YAMAZAKI, Fumio

O28D03, O30C06, P28E32,

YAO, Cui

P28E32

P29E25, P29E28, P01E31, P02E33

YAO, George C.

O28B10YAMAZAKI, Issei

P28E06

YAO, Kun

O02A02YAMAZAKI, Jun

P01E06

YAO, Liuzhen

P02E12YAMAZAKI, Kazuhiro

P02E07

YAO, Xinxin

O29B06, P02E02

YAMAZAKI, Masato

P30E31

YAO, Zucheng

O28D07YAMAZAKI, Nobuhiro

O01C01, P28E07, P29E12, P29E16YAOYAMA, Taro

O30C09YAMAZAKI, Shinsuke

O01C01, P29E11, P30E15

YARMOHAMMADI, Farbod

P28E23

YAMAZAKI, Tomoyuki

O01C01YASHIRO, Harumi

P28E31, P29E30, P30E01

YAMAZAKI, Yoshihiro

P30E18YASOJIMA, Akira

P29E09YAMAZAKI, Yoshitaka

P01E27YASSIN, Ahmed

P28E19YAMAZATO, Kazuhisa

O28B10YASUDA, Masashi

O29B01, P30E15

YAMIN, Luis E.

P28E20YASUDA, Susumu

O28C05, O29B05, P28E24,

YAMIN, Luis Eduardo

P29E20, P30E30

YAMORI, Katsuya

P29E26YASUDA, Tomohiro

O29D03

YAN, Lupeng

P29E31YASUHARA, Kazuya

P02E22

YAN, Wei Ming

P01E24YASUI, Arisa

P28E28YAN, Weiming

P28E14YASUI, Mitoshi

P28E23, P30E18

YAN, Zhenduo

O29C12, P30E14YASUI, Yuzuru

P30E14

YAN, Zhen-Duo

P30E13

YASUMOTO, Hiroshi

P30E13YANAGI, Masayuki

O01C01YASUNAGA, Akira

O01C01YANAGI, T.

P02E28YATAGAI, Atsushi

P29E02, P30E01, P30E03

YANAGIDA, Yoshinobu

P30E06YAZDANIAN, Mohsen

P02E10YANAGITA, Yoshinobu

P29E11

YE, Aijun

O28C02, P01E12YANEV, Peter

O29A12

YE, Yong

O30B07

YANG, Bo

P02E04

YEH, Tung

O30B02

P01E23

YEN, Ming-Hsuan

P28E02YOSHIKAWA, Hiroki

P02E12

YEN, Sharon S.

O02B08YOSHIKAWA, Takahiro

O28B05

YEN, Wen-Yi

O01B09YOSHIMI, Masayuki

P29E01, P29E02, P30E01

YEN, Yin-Tung

P29E03YOSHINAGA, Mitsutoshi

P01E13

YENIDOGAN, Cem

O02A04, P28E04

YOSHINARI, Kento

P01E32YENIGODAN, Cem

P28E04YOSHIOKA, Mikihiro

P28E13

YEOW, Trevor

P29E08YOSHIZAWA, Mutsuhiro

O30D06, P28E28, P28E32

YEOW, Trevor Zhiqing

O28B10, O01C06, P30E14,

YOTSUI, Saki

P29E28

P02E05

YOU, Shawn S.

O29A08YEPES ESTRADA, Catalina

O29D06YOUNG, Elizabeth Stallings

O28C05YEPES, Catalina

O30D08YOUNG, John

P29E03YEPES-ESTRADA, Catalina

P29E28YOUNGS, Robert R.

P01E03YEPEZ, Fabricio

P28E02, P01E05

YOUSEF-BEIK, Seyed

O01B06YEPEZ, Victor Hugo

O28B08

Mohammad Mahdi

YERRAMSETTI, Sree Apoorva

P30E17YOUSEFIANMOGHADAM,YEUM, Chul Min

O02A03

Seyedsina

YI, Jiang

O29C07

YU , Yan-Xiang

P28E02

YI, Jie

P28E16

YU, Ching-Ching

O30C04, P28E09

YI, Zhengxiang

P28E32

YU, Ding-Hao

P30E32YILDIRIM, Ozge

P28E07

YU, Fangzhou

P30E27YILDRIM, Suat

P29E19YU, Haibo

P28E09YILMAZ, Cigdem

O01A06YU, Haiying

P28E02YILMAZ, Hazim

P28E05

YU, Jingchi

P28E13

YIN, Peng

P28E13

YU, Peng

P29E27

YIN, Pingbao

P02E23

YU, Ruifang

P02E02

YIN, Yaori

P30E17

YU, Shizhou

P28E31

YIU, Jack

P28E23

YU, Wei

P02E23YOBUKO, Shoichi

P01E18

YU, Xiaobo

P01E24

YODA, Sayaka

P28E26

YU, Yanjia

P30E17

YOGATAMA, Bonifacius Adiguna P30E11

YU, Yanxiang

P02E02YOHEI, Miyajima

P29E16

YU, Zhimeng

O28D02YOKOI, Toshiaki

P28E03, P29E02, P02E01, P02E04

YUAN, Huihui

P02E12YOKOUCHI, Hajime

P28E20

YUAN, Jinyuan

P28E24YOKOYA, Naoto

O01C05

YUAN, Shiyu

O30D01YOKOYAMA, AYAKA

P28E07, P29E16

YUAN, Wancheng

O30A08, P29E05, P30E11, P30E22

YOKOYAMA, Hiroki

P29E08

YUAN, Wan-Ying

P30E22YONEDA, Harumi

O30D06, P28E28

YUAN, Weiguang

P28E04YONEYAMA, TeruhikoP28E28

YUAN, Xiaoming

P28E24, P29E01

YONEZAWA, Kenji

O29C12, O02A02, P28E09

YUAN, Ye

O29C07, O30B09

YONG, A.

P29E02

YUAN, Yong

P30E16

YONG, Yang

P01E07YUASA, Noboru

O02B01

YONO, Tomoya

P29E14

YUEN, Terry Y. P.

P29E18

YOON, Byeong-Ick

O29A06

YUEN, Yu Ping

O30B09YOON, ROKHYUN

O29C06, O02B01, P02E13

YUKAWA, Masaki

O28C01

YOON, Suro

P28E08YUKISHIMA, Masatoshi

O28D03YOSHIAKI, Inagaki

P29E02YUKSEL, Ercan

P28E06YOSHIDA, Akihito

P30E18YUYAMA, Ayumi

P02E05YOSHIDA, Eiji

P02E12YUZAWA, Yutaka

P28E03YOSHIDA, Haruo

P29E02ZAAROUR, Rita

P28E28YOSHIDA, Hirona

O29D01ZABALA, Francisco

P01E22YOSHIDA, Hiroyuki

P29E23

ZABALA, Jonathan

P28E20YOSHIDA, Ikumasa

O28D05, P28E02

ZAD, Nader

P01E18YOSHIDA, Kazuhiro

P01E02ZAHABI, Seyed Mohammad

P29E21YOSHIDA, Kunikazu

O01A07, P29E02, P01E04

Javad

YOSHIDA, Masaho

O28C05ZAHRA, Faridah

P28E08YOSHIDA, Masatoshi

P28E09ZAHURA, F.

O30A07YOSHIDA, Nozomu

O29B05ZAHURA, Fatema-Tuz-

P01E18YOSHIDA, Osamu

O28C01, P01E09

ZAIDIR, Zaidir

O28B08YOSHIDA, Satoshi

P30E28ZAKER ESTEGHAMATI, Mohsen

P01E08YOSHIDA, Shoichi

P28E09ZAKERINIA, Majid

O28B05YOSHIDA, Yasuhiro

P29E11ZAKERTABRIZI, Mohammad

P28E27YOSHIE, Keisuke

P30E16ZAKIAN, Pooya

P28E03

O28B08349

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ZAMA, Shinsaku

P28E09, P28E14

ZAMAN, Saeed

P01E01ZAMANI NOORI, Ali

O28B08, P28E11, P29E20, P29E28

ZHANG, LU

P02E10ZAND-PARSA, Kumars

P28E21ZHANG, Ming

P30E31ZANNI, Jacopo

O29A07ZHANG, Minze

P28E32ZAPATA-GARCIA, Arlen

P30E12ZHANG, Ping

O30D04, P28E11, P01E07

ZAREGARIZI, Shahabeddin

P29E24

ZHANG, Qi

O28B02ZAREIAN, Farzin

O01A02, O01B06, P29E17,

ZHANG, Qian

O29C03

P30E06, P30E12, P01E01

ZHANG, Qiang

O29D07, P30E10, P01E12

ZARFAM, Panam

O29B07ZHANG, Qingyu

P30E20ZARINKAMAR, Shermineh

P28E28ZHANG, Quanwu

O28C07

ZARNANI, Pouyan

O29C12, O01B06, O01C03,

ZHANG, RAO

P02E02

P28E18, P28E21, P29E11, P29E32,

ZHANG, Ruibin

P01E05

P01E10ZHANG, Ruifu

O01C03, P28E19, P29E15,ZAVALA TOLEDO, CARLOS

O28B10, O02A03, O02A11,
P29E09O01C02, P28E32

ALBERTO

P01E09, P02E09
ZHANG, Ruijun

P29E12

O30B01, O30D08, P28E13,

ZHANG, Shenghan

O28B09

P29E28, P02E30

ZHANG, Shiming

P29E15ZAVALA, Carlos Alberto

P28E15ZHANG, Siyu

P28E24ZAVALA, Erick

P30E15ZHANG, Wei

O28B05, P29E06

ZAYTSEV, Andrey

O29D03

ZHANG, Weijing

O29C06ZEKIOGLU, Atila

O29C01, O01A01, P30E15, P02E11

ZHANG, Weiwei

P28E09ZEMBATY, Zbigniew

P01E14

ZHANG, Wenyang

O01C08

ZENG, Lingxin

O30A02ZHANG, Xiaolan

P02E06

ZENG, Qingpei

P29E09ZHANG, Xiaotan

O30C04

ZENG, Xiang Hui

O01C07ZHANG, Xiaoyu

P02E22

ZENG, Yi

P29E28ZHANG, Xuan

P30E07

ZENG, Zeng

P29E14

ZHANG, Xue Ming

P01E24ZENGIN, Esra

O30A08ZHANG, XueHua

P28E27, P01E32

ZENGYAN, Cao

P28E09ZHANG, Xueming

P28E14ZENTNER, Irmela

O30C04, P28E03, P29E23

ZHANG, Yanxia

O30D01ZERIN, A. I.

P29E19ZHANG, Yongqun

P02E14

ZHAI, Changhai

O02A08, P28E32, P29E27, P01E03

ZHANG, Yongshan

O29C06

ZHAI, Panapn

P02E08ZHANG, Yu

P29E25

ZHAI, Panpan

P30E05ZHANG, Zheng

P02E13

ZHAI, Pengyuan

P28E32ZHANG, Zhi

O01A03, P02E06

ZHAN, Weiwei

P02E30ZHANG, Ziliang

O02A09ZHANG, Benchen

O28C05ZHANG, Ziyu

P29E07ZHANG, Bingzhe

P30E11ZHANG, Zongcai

O30C06ZHANG, Bowen

P02E08

ZHAO, Baocheng

P01E11ZHANG, Boyan

O28D05

ZHAO, Bin

P28E16ZHANG, Chao

P28E07, P02E09

ZHAO, Bingzhang

P01E14

ZHANG, Cuiran

P02E05

ZHAO, Bo

O29A08, O30B09

ZHANG, Dichuan

O01A03

ZHAO, Elly

O01C05ZHANG, Guixin

P29E30, P29E31

ZHAO, Guochen

P01E06ZHANG, Hanhui

O30B09

ZHAO, He

O29C01ZHANG, Hanqing

P28E22

ZHAO, Hua

P28E04

ZHANG, Hanyun

P30E14

ZHAO, Jinyi

O30C04, P28E14

ZHANG, Haoyu

P30E19

ZHAO, John

P28E02ZHANG, Huan

P29E02

ZHAO, John X.

P01E03

ZHANG, Huanyang

P28E11

ZHAO, Jun

O30A02ZHANG, Huishen

O29D07

ZHAO, Kunsong

O30A01ZHANG, Jian

P01E24

ZHAO, MiP02E10ZHANG, Jiandong

P01E10

ZHAO, Peng

P30E05ZHANG, Jianjing

P01E03

ZHAO, Qiuhong

P29E14, P01E17

ZHANG, Jingfa

P02E02

ZHAO, Shichun

P28E04

ZHANG, Jingyao

O02B01, P29E22

ZHAO, Weijian

P01E12ZHANG, Joanna

O28C07

ZHAO, Wenzhe

P30E31ZHANG, Lei

P28E15, P29E09

ZHAO, Xianzhong

O29C12, P30E14, P02E18

ZHANG, Li

O01C03, P01E09

ZHAO, Xian-Zhong

P30E13, P02E21

ZHANG, Liaojun

P30E14

ZHAO, Xuefeng

P28E27ZHANG, Lifang

P02E03

ZHAO, Yangang

P01E20ZAVALA, Carlos

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ZHAO, Yinan

P02E02ZICCARELLI, Andy Joseph

P28E11

ZHAO, Zefeng

P01E02ZIMMARO, P.

P29E02

ZHAO, Zhipeng

P02E09ZIMMARO, Paolo

O28B05ZHELYAZKOV, Alexander

O29C09ZISAN, Basir

P30E15ZHENG, Guangfen

P28E03, P30E31

ZITO, Martino

O28B10ZHENG, Haizhong

P02E04ZIVANOVIC, Ivica

P28E16, P29E12ZHENG, HAOWEN

O01C01

ZIZI, Mattia

P01E31ZHENG, Ming

O30C06ZIZMOND, Jure

O02B07, P28E30

ZHENG, Nina

P30E17

ZLATESKI, Aleksandar

P30E19, P02E13, P02E16

ZHENG, Qiu

O30A13

ZOU, Joanna

P02E30ZHENG, Weiji

P01E20ZSARNOCZAY, A.

P02E30ZHENG, Yonglu

O28C06ZSARNOCZAY, Adam

P29E31ZHENG, Yue

P30E11

ZU, Lin

P30E12ZHENG, Yuqiang

P30E16ZUCCA, Marco

P02E22ZHONG, Chiyun

O28C09ZUCCOLO, Elisa

O01C08ZHONG, Chiyun Myron

P29E13

ZUO, Rongzhi

P28E32, P02E32

ZHONG, Haiqiang

P30E11

ZUO, Yanhui

O29A08ZHONG, HongO28D05, O29B12

ZUO, YeP02E12ZHONG, Jian

P30E22

ZUO, Zhanxuan

P30E17, P02E02

ZHONG, Jiangrong

P28E30ZHONG, Kuanshi

O29A01, P02E13

ZHONG, Min

P02E10ZHONG, Zilan

O29B12, P02E10

ZHOU, AIXIN

P01E05

ZHOU, Bao Feng

O30A12

ZHOU, Baofeng

P30E17

ZHOU, Cong

P28E06, P28E31, P29E30

ZHOU, Deyuan

P30E07

ZHOU, Ding

P01E10ZHOU, Hanxu

O28D06

ZHOU, Hao

P29E21

ZHOU, Hui meng

P28E01

ZHOU, Jin

P29E09, P02E12

ZHOU, Ming

O30D07

ZHOU, Shangjian

P01E06

ZHOU, Tong

O28C08

ZHOU, Wei

P01E15

ZHOU, Xiangming

O30B09

ZHOU, Xu HongP01E07

ZHOU, Xuhong

P28E11

ZHOU, Ya

O29C03

ZHOU, Ye

O01C01

ZHOU, Ying

O29C06, O29D07, O30B01,
P28E18, P30E17, P01E33

ZHOU, Yuhang

O29C03

ZHOU, Yun

P28E07, P02E09

ZHOU, Zhen

O30A01, O30D09, P02E11

ZHOU, Zhenghua

P29E03

ZHOU, Zhiguang

O30C04, P28E14, P29E12

ZHOU, Zihao

P30E14

ZHU, Baijie

O02A03

ZHU, Da

P28E02

ZHU, hongping

P30E16

ZHU, Tinger

O29D06

ZHU, Zhehao

P28E24

ZHU, Zhenhua

P01E17

ZHU, Zhi

P01E31

ZHU, Zhubing

P02E10ZHU, ZhuZhenhua

P01E17ZHUANG, Liangdong

P29E16ZHUANG, Yuncheng

O01C05ZIAEI, Ershad

O30A06, O30C06

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Sponsored Session
Non-Profit Organization for Action-oriented Disaster Risk Reduction
September 28th (Tue), 2021 / 16:30 - 18:00 (JST, GMT+9:00)
Meeting Room 1, Exhibition Building
https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/subject/SS-1/class?lang=en
Sponsored Session 1

DISASTER PREVENTION MASCOTS’ SUMMIT; WOULD MASCOTS CREATE A DISASTER RISKREDUCTION CULTURE?

Kinemetrics, Inc.

September 29th (Wed), 2021 / 14:00 - 15:30 (JST, GMT+9:00)
On-linehttps://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/subject/SS-2/class?lang=en
Sponsored Session 2

HOW DO HOSPITALS AND OTHER CRITICAL FACILITIES DECIDE TO EVACUATE OR SHUTDOWN AFTERAN EARTHQUAKE?

Shelter Japan Corporation

September 30th (Thu), 2021 / 19:00 - 20:30 (JST, GMT+9:00)
Tachibana Conference Hall, Conference Building 2F
https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/subject/SS-3/class?lang=en
Sponsored Session 3
Recommendation of Yōjin Campaign

Development Bank of Japan Inc.

*On-line video session
https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/subject/SS-4/class?lang=en
Sponsored Session 4

Promoting Business Continuity Management through DBJ BCM Rated Loan Program352

Short Presentation
Short Presentation involve the sponsors’ technology related to the main theme of the conference.
At the Exhibition hall
Date:-Sep. 29th (Wed) 10:00-16:00 (JST, GMT+9:00)-Sep. 30th (Thu) 10:00-16:00 (JST, GMT+9:00)-Oct. 1st (Fri) 10:00-14:00 (JST, GMT+9:00)
Online Short Presentations
Date: Sep. 20 to Nov. 2, 2021 (JST, GMT+9:00)*Participants are able to access the presentation nevertheless the time lag.

List of Short Presentations at the Exhibition hall
SOGO SHIKAKU Co.,Ltd.

Sep. 29th (Wed), 2021 / 10:00 - 10:30 (JST)Title: Introduction of the book “Structural Design
Map Tokyo”

TAKENAKA CIVIL ENGINEERING &CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD.

International Institute of Seismology and
Earthquake Engineering
Sep. 30th (Thu), 2021 / 12:00 - 12:30 (JST)Title: Building a sustainable future, Building anearthquake resilient world, through International
Training Program

Sep. 29th (Wed), 2021 / 10:30 - 11:00 (JST)Title: Seismic countermeasures using TANENAKA’s
Ground Stabilization Technology

Fudo Tetra Corporation

JIP Techno Science Corporation

TIS Technological Isolation Systems

Sep. 29th (Wed), 2021 / 14:00 - 14:30 (JST)Title: Introduction of FEM Solutions for Dynamic
Problems from JIP Techno Science Corporation

Sep. 30th (Thu), 2021 / 12:30 - 13:00 (JST)Title: Our ground improvement technologies
Sep. 30th (Thu), 2021 / 14:00 - 14:30 (JST)Title: Base Isolation Experience in Turkey and Local
Manufacturer TIS

TOBISHIMA Corporation

Oct. 1st (Fri), 2021 / 12:00 - 12:30 (JST)List of Online Short Presentations
Fujita Corporation

Title: Fujita’s construction technology

GERB Vibration Control Systems Japan,
Inc.
KAJIMA Corporation
Kumagai Gumi Co., Ltd.
Obayashi Corporation
TAISEI CORPORATIONTIS Technological Isolation Systems

Title: Base Isolation Experience in Turkey and Local
Manufacturer TIS

TOKYO GAS i NET CORP./Pipeline Solution
Department
TAKENAKA CIVIL ENGINEERING &CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD.

Title: Seismic countermeasures using TANENAKA’s
Ground Stabilization Technology

General Incorporated Foundation 3.11
Densho Road Promotion Organization

Title: “General Icorporated Foundation 3.11 Densho
Road Promotion Organization” Promotion Movie

ARK Information System, Inc

Title: Earthquake Resistance and Structural Analysis
Programs【TDAPⅢ/FDAPⅢ】FIT PACIFIC, Inc.

Title: SPEKTRA Low Frequency Exciter APS Series353

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Earthquake Engineering
Title: Building a sustainable future, Building anearthquake resilient world, through International
Training Program

Title: From Pixel to Engine

SENSEQUAKEIRIDeS, Tohoku University

Title: Patented Sensing-based Seismic Analysis
Methodology and Structural Health Monitoring
Platform

JIP Techno Science Corporation

SOGO SHIKAKU Co.,Ltd.

National Research Institute for Earth
Science and Disaster Resilience (NIED)TECTONUS

Natural Hazards Engineering Research
Infrastructure

Title: 21st Century Gift : Seismic Isolation System

Title: Introduction of FEM Solutions for Dynamic
Problems from JIP Techno Science Corporation

Title: Science for Resilience

National Earthquake Hazards Reduction
Program

354

PIESAT International Information
Technology Limited

Title: Introduction of the book “Structural Design
Map Tokyo”

The Japan Society of Seismic Isolation

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List of Exhibitors<Gold Sponsors>
Japan Polyethylene Piping System &Integrated Technology Association for
Water Supply
Booth No. 9

Kinemetrics, Inc.

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/003/list/ja?lang=en*Online only

Non-Profit Organization for Actionoriented Disaster Risk Reduction
https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/004/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 7

Shelter Japan Corporation

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/005/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 8

TEIJIN FRONTIER CO., LTD.
Booth No. 5<Silver Sponsors>
Azbil Kimmon Co., Ltd.

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/007/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 13

CHEMICAL GROUTING CO.,LTD.
Booth No. 45

DAIHO CORPORATION

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/009/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 25

Eight-Japan Engineering Consultants Inc.
https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/010/list/ja?lang=en*Online only

Fudo Tetra Corporation

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/011/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 24

Company / Organization
Online Exhibition / Website
Booth number at the venue

Fujita Corporation

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/012/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 34

GERB Vibration Control Systems Japan,
Inc.
https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/013/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 12

Harris Geospatial KK
Booth No. 33

Japan National Tourism Organization
https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/015/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 1

KAJIMA Corporation

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/016/list/ja?lang=en*Online only

KONOIKE CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD.
https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/017/list/ja?lang=en*Online only

Kumagai Gumi Co., Ltd.

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/018/list/ja?lang=en*Online only

Nishimatsu Construction Co., Ltd.
Booth No. 47

Obayashi Corporation

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/021/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 35

OKUMURA CORPORATION

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/022/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 37

OSAKA GAS/PIPELINE NETWORKCOMPANY/CENTRAL SAFETY &DISTRIBUTION CONTROL DEPT.
Booth No. 48

356

Company / Organization
Online Exhibition / Website
Booth number at the venue

PENTA-OCEAN CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD.

Tokyo Electric Power Services Co., Ltd

RTi-cast, Inc.

TOKYO GAS i NET CORP./Pipeline Solution
Department

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/024/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 44
Booth No. 28

SATO KOGYO CO.,LTDhttps://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/026/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 27

Shimizu Corporation

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/027/list/ja?lang=en*Online only

TAISEI CORPORATION

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/028/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 36

TAKENAKA CORPORATION

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/034/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 30

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/035/list/ja?lang=en*Online only

Tokyu Construction Co.,Ltd./Institute ofTechnology
https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/036/list/ja?lang=en*Online only

<Exhibition>
General Incorporated Foundation 3.11
Densho Road Promotion Organization
https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/042/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 4https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/029/list/ja?lang=en*Online only

a Lab Inc.

The Building Center of JapanARK Information System, Inc

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/030/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 40

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/044/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 16

The Japan Building Disaster Prevention
Association

CENTRAL JAPAN RAILWAY COMPANY

Booth No. 22

Booth No. 49

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/031/list/ja?lang=en*Online only

CoreBrace

TIS Technological Isolation Systems

Earthquake Disaster Management
Division, National Institute for Land andInfrastructure Management

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/032/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 31

TOBISHIMA Corporation

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/033/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 46

Booth No. 32

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/047/list/ja?lang=en*Online only

Earthquake Engineering Research Institute(EERI)
https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/048/list/ja?lang=en*Online only357

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Company / Organization
Online Exhibition / Website
Booth number at the venue

FIT PACIFIC, Inc.

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/049/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 23

International Institute of Seismology and
Earthquake Engineeringhttps://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/051/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 42

International Institute of Seismology and
Earthquake Engineering
Booth No. 43

IRIDeS, Tohoku University

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/053/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 3

Japan Association for Earthquake
Engineering
Booth No. 2

JIP Techno Science Corporation

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/056/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 29

National Research Institute for Earth
Science and Disaster Resilience (NIED)
Booth No. 38

National Research Institute for Earth
Science and Disaster Resilience (NIED)
Booth No. 39

Natural Hazards Engineering Research
Infrastructure
https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/060/list/ja?lang=en*Online only

NIPPON STEEL ENGINEERING CO., LTD.
https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/061/list/ja?lang=en*Online only

358

National Earthquake Hazards Reduction
Programhttps://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/062/list/ja?lang=en*Online only

PIESAT International Information
Technology Limited

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/063/list/ja?lang=en*Online only

SENSEQUAKE

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/064/list/ja?lang=en*Online only

SOGO SHIKAKU Co.,Ltd.

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/065/list/ja?lang=en*Online only

TECTONUS

https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/066/list/ja?lang=en*Online only

The Japan Society of Seismic Isolation
https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/067/list/ja?lang=en*Online only

Tokyo Institute of Technology (SOFTech)https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/068/list/ja?lang=en*Online only

TOKYO SOKUSHIN CO., LTD.
Booth No. 14

Urban Earthquake Disaster Management
Lab. (Meguro/Numada Lab.), The
University of Tokyo
https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/070/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 10

Company / Organization
Online Exhibition / Website
Booth number at the venue

DMTC (Disaster Management Training
Center), The University of Tokyo
https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/071/list/ja?lang=en
Booth No. 11

TRUSTIA CORPORATION CO.,LTD.
https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/wcee17/
exhibitor/073/list/ja?lang=en*Online only

359

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Japan Structural Consultants
Association
Sumitomo Mitsui Construction
Co., Ltd.
Takenaka Civil Engineering &Construction Co., Ltd.
TEKKEN CORPORATION

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仙台市

City of Sendai

17th W ORLD C ONFERENCE ON E ARTHQUAKE E NGINEERING

17th

WORLD
CONFERENCE ON
EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERINGPROGRAM

Date:

Venue:

September 27 to October 2, 2021 Sendai, Japan

Hybrid Conference

International Association for
Earthquake Engineering

PROGRAM