| 907 |
EFFECT OF THICKNESS ON THE ENERGY DISSIPATION EFFICIENCY OF GSI WITH GRAVEL-RUBBER MIXTURES |
Gabriele Chiaro |
| 906 |
Users’ Expectations of Repaired Buildings and Restoration Timeframes |
Olga Filippova |
| 905 |
Developing framework for post-earthquake functional recovery of commercial buildings in New Zealand - Users’ perspective |
Olga Filippova |
| 904 |
An Investigation of the Effective Reuse of Heritage Buildings to Achieve Resilience in New Zealand Small Towns: A Literature Review |
Admin |
| 903 |
Spectral Decomposition of Ground Motions in New Zealand using the Generalized Inversion Technique |
Brendon Bradley |
| 902 |
Christchurch City Centre- Financialisation of Rental Housing |
Olga Filippova |
| 901 |
Financialisation of Rental Housing The Dilemma of Displacement and the Right to Belong in the City Centre |
Olga Filippova |
| 900 |
THE INCLUSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL METRICS INTO SEISMIC LOSS ASSESSMENTS |
Charlotte Toma |
| 899 |
UTILISING RISK ANALYSIS TO PREDICT POST-EARTHQUAKE FUNCTIONALITY OF CRITICAL HEALTHCARE FACILITIES |
Megan Boston |
| 898 |
A Critical Feminist Evaluation of Climate Adaptation Law and Policy: The Case of Aotearoa New Zealand |
Annick Masselot |
| 897 |
Earthquake-induced web cracking in hollow-core floors |
Lucas Hogan |
| 896 |
Parenting and Family Rights in the midst of Earthquakes |
Admin |
| 895 |
Feminist Perspective on Seismic Disasters Responses |
Admin |
| 894 |
A Comparative Study of New Zealand and Japanese Concrete Moment Frames Designed for Low Seismic Regions |
Max Stephens |
| 893 |
NEW ZEALAND SPECIFIC CONSEQUENCE FUNCTIONS FOR SEISMIC LOSS ASSESSMENT |
Tim Sullivan |
| 892 |
The history of earthquake and tsunami monitoring on Rēkohu-Wharekauri-Chatham Islands from 1932 to 2022. |
David Johnston |
| 891 |
policy implications for functional recovery: Insights from building resilience in Christchurch CBD |
Alice Chang Richards |
| 890 |
A Deep-Learning-Based Model for Quality Assessment of Earthquake-Induced Ground-Motion Records |
Brendon Bradley |
| 889 |
Challenges in construction material supply for post-disaster transport infrastructure recovery: A case study of the 2016 Kaikōura earthquake in New Zealand |
Alice Chang Richards |
| 888 |
Liquefaction resistance of soils with differing pumice content |
Mark Stringer |
| 887 |
Public perception of heritage buildings in the city-centre of Invercargill, New Zealand |
Esther Aigwi |
| 886 |
Liquefaction potential of reconstituted New Zealand Loess |
Support Team |
| 885 |
Post-earthquake reconstruction of Christchurch city centre - Housing challenges |
Olga Filippova |
| 884 |
Operationalising occupier preferences of post-earthquake functional recovery of commercial buildinga |
Olga Filippova |
| 883 |
Drift-based risk-oriented method for the explicit consideration of ground motion duration in seismic design |
Tim Sullivan |
| 882 |
THE INCLUSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL METRICS INTO SEISMIC LOSS ASSESSMENTS |
Charlotte Toma |
| 881 |
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF STAGGERED LAP SPLICES IN RC STRUCUTRAL WALLS |
charlie.kerby |
| 880 |
Reducing embodied carbon: quantifying the impact of structural design and seismic resilience, and how they support government climate change objectives |
Charlotte Toma |
| 879 |
Mīmirū: post-tensioned seismic portal testing in Ōpōtiki |
Anthony Hoete |
| 878 |
SEISMIC FRAGILITY OF REINFORCED CONCRETE BUILDINGS WITH HOLLOW-CORE FLOORING SYSTEMS |
Tim Sullivan |
