| 385 |
Large-scale shake-table test on a low damage concrete wall building: Numerical modelling and analysis |
Geoffrey Rodgers |
| 384 |
Shake-table test on a low damage concrete wall building: Building design |
Geoffrey Rodgers |
| 383 |
Performance of dowel type panel-to-foundation connections in slender concrete precast panels |
Jason Ingham |
| 382 |
Progress towards experimental validation of precast floor retrofit solutions |
Ken Elwood |
| 381 |
Implementation of low-damage concrete wall buildings and detailing for deformation compatibility |
Rick Henry |
| 380 |
Steel Shim Hardness Effects on Asymmetric Friction Connection Performance |
Gregory MacRae |
| 379 |
Effects of spatial soil variability in 2D ground response models of Wellington New Zealand |
Brendon Bradley |
| 378 |
Preliminary Soil-Foundation-Structure Interaction Analysis of an Instrumented Wellington Building |
Liam Wotherspoon |
| 377 |
Understanding, experience and research on safety of low-strength loadbearing masonry buildings |
Dmytro Dizhur |
| 376 |
Real-time source identification and ground motion prediction from major earthquakes using machine learning algorithms trained on simulations |
Brendon Bradley |
| 375 |
Planning shake-table testing of a three-storey low-damage steel frame building |
Gregory MacRae |
| 374 |
Shaking Table Test of a Near Full Scale Low Damage Structural Steel Building: Structural Aspects. |
Gregory MacRae |
| 373 |
Digital image correlation (DIC) for measurement of strains and displacements in coarse, low volume-fraction FRP composites used in civil infrastructure |
Rick Henry |
| 372 |
Regressivity in Public Natural Hazard Insurance: A Quantitative Analysis of the New Zealand Case |
Ilan Noy |
| 371 |
Modeling Nonlinear Site Effects in Physics-Based Ground Motion Simulations of the 2010-2011 Canterbury Earthquake Sequence |
Brendon Bradley |
| 370 |
Measuring the Impact of Insurance on Urban Earthquake Recovery using Nightlights |
Ilan Noy |
| 369 |
Seismic retrofitting of Māori wharenui in Aotearoa New Zealand’, Royal Society Philosophical Transactions A |
Deidre Brown |
| 368 |
A neural network for automated quality screening of ground motion records from small magnitude earthquakes |
Brendon Bradley |
| 367 |
FRP-to-FRP bond characterization and force-based bond length model |
Jason Ingham |
| 366 |
The low-likelihood challenge: Risk perception and the use of risk modelling for destructive tsunami policy development in New Zealand local government. |
Emma Hudson Doyle |
| 365 |
Deformation capacity of reinforced concrete columns with smooth reinforcement |
Eyitayo Opabola |
| 364 |
A Case Study of Stone Column Ground Improvement Performance during a Sequence of Seismic Events |
Liam Wotherspoon |
| 363 |
Efficacy of adaptive reuse for the redevelopment of underutilised historical buildings: Towards the regeneration of New Zealand’s provincial town centres |
Temitope Egbelakin |
| 362 |
Preparedness of small to medium-sized enterprises to earthquake disaster: Napier and Dunedin case studies |
Dmytro Dizhur |
| 361 |
Investigating disaster resilience within the hotel sector: An integrative conceptual framework |
Caroline Orchiston |
| 360 |
A bottom-up approach to developing a neighbourhood-based resilience measurement framework |
Emma Hudson Doyle |
| 359 |
A Citizen Science Initiative to Understand Community Response to the Kaikōura Earthquake and Tsunami Warning in Petone and Eastbourne, Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand. |
David Johnston |
| 358 |
Risk modelling as a tool to support natural hazard risk management in New Zealand local government |
Emma Hudson Doyle |
| 357 |
Motivations to prepare after the 2013 Cook Strait Earthquake, N.Z. |
Emma Hudson Doyle |
| 356 |
Measuring disaster resilience within the hotel sector: An exploratory survey of Wellington and Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand hotel staff and managers. |
Julia Becker |
