Seismic Assessment and Rehabilitation of Existing Buildings

Seismic Assessment and Rehabilitation of Existing Buildings

by S. Tanvir Wasti

Book 29 of NATO Science Series: IV: Earth and Environmental Sciences, Proceedings of the NATO Science for Peace Workshop on Seismic Assessment and Rehabilitation of Existing Buildings Izmir, Turkey 13-14 May 2003>, 1568-1238 --

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This book will appeal to specialist engineers with enquiring minds and, in a broader sense, to all who live in buildings, especially those in a seismically active region. While the continual development of building codes permits the design of new construction to resist earthquake loads more effectively, a major problem is that buildings which may once have conformed to past seismic codes become structurally unacceptable according to today's codes and need upgrading or 'retrofitting'. Poor construction methods also result in buildings that do not conform to any codes. Existing 'vulnerable' buildings that require strengthening in earthquake-prone countries immensely outnumber all recent construction.

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