Seismic Resistant Design and Analysis for Building Structures and Infrastructure Systems
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Civil Engineering".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 December 2025 | Viewed by 1148
Special Issue Editor
Interests: earthquake ground motions; cyclic lateral load; centrifuge test; monopile; dense sand; earthquake; pile foundation; P-Y curve; risk management
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
We are pleased to invite you to submit a paper to the Special Issue “Seismic Resistant Design and Analysis for Building Structures and Infrastructure Systems”. This Special Issue aims to present current research on the evaluation of the seismic behavior/performance of structures such as buildings and infrastructures via numerical and experimental approaches. In addition, applications of seismic risk assessment methodologies for designing structures are also included. The scope of this Special Issue covers advanced computational technologies and numerical models to perform detailed nonlinear static and/or dynamic analyses of realistic structural systems including soil–structure interaction (SSI). Contributions that involve a significant earthquake engineering component are especially welcome.
Example topics of interest include the following:
- Seismic behavior/performance of buildings/infrastructrues through numerical analysis and/or dynamic load tests;
- Evaluation of dynamic soil–structure interaction behavior;
- Seismic risk assessment technology for single/multiple seismic hazards;
- Probabilistic and deterministic methods in earthquake engineering assessments and design;
- Advanced seismic design technology.
Prof. Dr. Mintaek Yoo
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- seismic design
- dynamic behavior
- buildings
- infrastructures
- numerical analysis
- dynamic load test
- seismic risk assessment
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