Computational Mechanics in Seismic Wave Propagation Analyses
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Civil Engineering".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 December 2022) | Viewed by 1941
Special Issue Editors
Interests: computational mechanics; finite element method; spectral element method; boundary element method; wave propagation; inverse problems; machine learning
Interests: wave propagation and inverse problems in engineering; structural damage identification; finite elements and boundary elements in applied mechanics; seismic fragility analysis of structures; data-driven mechanics
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Interests: inverse problems; uncertainty quantification; machine learning; digital twins
Interests: wave mechanics; inverse problems; condition assessment; numerical methods; computational simulations of physical processes
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
In recent years, significant advances have been achieved in computational methods used for modeling seismic wave propagation as well as for engineering and scientific applications, such as geomaterial characterization, soil-structure interaction, elastic metamaterials, etc. Depending on the application of interest, the temporal and spatial scales of the simulation, constitutive laws, interface and boundary conditions, and numerical schemes need to be judiciously selected. This Special Issue will publish high-quality, original research papers, in (but not limited to) the overlapping fields of the following computational modeling studies in seismic wave propagation analyses and structural dynamics:
- Numerical methods for solving governing wave physics equations (finite element method, spectral element method, boundary element method, discrete element method, meshfree method);
- Wave-absorbing boundary condition (perfectly matched layers, infinite elements);
- Soil dynamics and/or ground motion simulations;
- Structural dynamics;
- Soil-structure interaction;
- Domain reduction method;
- Simulations of liquefaction and/or waves in poroelastic media;
- Fluid-solid interaction and/or earthquake-induced sloshing;
- Nonlinear dynamics;
- Time-domain or frequency-domain analysis;
- Site characterization and/or inverse problem;
- Probabilistic modeling and/or uncertainty quantification;
- Seismic metamaterial and/or seismic cloaking;
- Seismic analyses of structures (bridges, dams, levees, retaining walls, buildings, tunnels, railroads, etc.);
- Multiphysics simulations for structural characterization;
- Large-scale simulation of seismic wave motion.
Dr. Chanseok Jeong
Dr. Jun Won Kang
Dr. Pranav Karve
Guest Editors
Prof. Dr. Loukas Kallivokas
Advisor
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Keywords
- computational mechanics
- seismic wave propagation analyses of structures and geomaterials
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