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Scores: an algorithm for records selection to employ in seismic risk and resilience analysis
Tác giả hoặc Nhóm tác giả:
Fabrizio Paolacci, Renato Giannini, Phan Hoang Nam, Daniele Corritore, Gianluca Quinci
Nơi đăng:
Procedia Structural Integrity;
S
ố:
44;
Từ->đến trang
: 307-314;
Năm:
2023
Lĩnh vực:
Chưa xác định;
Loại:
Bài báo khoa học;
Thể loại:
Quốc tế
TÓM TẮT
Modern approaches for the assessment of seismic behavior of structures (i.e. PBEE) are often based on nonlinear dynamic analyses. In this respect, the selection of ground motion records is of paramount importance, because of the record-to-record variability of the structural response. In the past, selection of natural records was often performed based on the compatibility between the response spectra and a target spectrum, usually derived from a PSHA or a code spectrum. Spectral matching can be considered the most commonly proposed earthquake record selection, currently adopted by many seismic codes. The main problem of this approach is that the record-to-record variability can result excessive, obtaining a considerable scatter in the non-linear response. For these reasons, it is usually preferable to synthetize the seismic hazard properties by using a scalar or vector-valued Intensity Measure (IM). Nevertheless, the selection of efficient, sufficient and practical IMs leads to different approaches, without converging toward a unified approach. Consequently, aim of this paper is to propose a novel algorithm for records selection to employ in risk analysis, which is able to control the dispersion without resorting to the artificial scaling of the accelerograms and thus easily employed in three-dimensional structural analysis. It is based on the idea to control the record-to-record variability rather than to reduce it by scaling the accelerograms. The proposes methodology has been implemented in the software SCoReS and used for the risk assessment of a RC frame structures.
ABSTRACT
Modern approaches for the assessment of seismic behavior of structures (i.e. PBEE) are often based on nonlinear dynamic analyses. In this respect, the selection of ground motion records is of paramount importance, because of the record-to-record variability of the structural response. In the past, selection of natural records was often performed based on the compatibility between the response spectra and a target spectrum, usually derived from a PSHA or a code spectrum. Spectral matching can be considered the most commonly proposed earthquake record selection, currently adopted by many seismic codes. The main problem of this approach is that the record-to-record variability can result excessive, obtaining a considerable scatter in the non-linear response. For these reasons, it is usually preferable to synthetize the seismic hazard properties by using a scalar or vector-valued Intensity Measure (IM). Nevertheless, the selection of efficient, sufficient and practical IMs leads to different approaches, without converging toward a unified approach. Consequently, aim of this paper is to propose a novel algorithm for records selection to employ in risk analysis, which is able to control the dispersion without resorting to the artificial scaling of the accelerograms and thus easily employed in three-dimensional structural analysis. It is based on the idea to control the record-to-record variability rather than to reduce it by scaling the accelerograms. The proposes methodology has been implemented in the software SCoReS and used for the risk assessment of a RC frame structures.
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