Auteur Jack W. Baker
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Curt B. Haselton, Auteur ; Jack W. Baker, Auteur ; Abbie B. Liel, Auteur |One of the challenges of assessing structural collapse performance is the appropriate selection of ground motions for use in the nonlinear dynamic collapse simulation. The ground motions should represent characteristics of extreme ground motions[...]
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A common goal of dynamic structural analysis is to predict the response of a structure subjected to ground motions having a specified spectral acceleration at a given period. This is important, for example, when coupling ground-motion hazard cur[...]
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Jayaram, Nirmal, Auteur ; Jack W. Baker, Auteur |Risk assessment of spatially distributed building portfolios or infrastructure systems requires quantification of the joint occurrence of ground-motion intensities at several sites, during the same earthquake. The ground-motion models that are u[...]
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Jack W. Baker, Auteur ; Allin Cornell, C., Auteur |Ground-motion prediction (attenuation) models predict the probability distributions of spectral acceleration values for a specified earthquake event. These models provide only marginal distributions, however; they do not specify correlations amo[...]
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Jack W. Baker, Auteur ; Michael H. Faber, Auteur |Liquefaction triggering assessments are often performed for individual locations, providing little information in regard to the expected spatial extent of liquefaction events. The present paper proposes a method to quantify the potential extent [...]
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Jack W. Baker, Auteur |Methods for using scalar and vector ground motion intensity parameters to estimate the probabilistic relationship between ground motion intensity and structural response are described and compared. Options include using regression analysis on st[...]
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Jack W. Baker, Auteur |Methods for using scalar and vector ground motion intensity parameters to estimate the probabilistic relationship between ground motion intensity and structural response are described and compared. Options include using regression analysis on st[...]
