Auteur Gavin, Henri P.
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Gavin, Henri P., Auteur ; Bryce W. Dickinson, Auteur |This paper presents statistical models for the generation of biaxial earthquake ground-motion time histories with spectra that match those from samples of ground-motion records. The model parameters define near-field characteristics such as puls[...]
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Bu, J. Q., Auteur ; Law, S. S., Auteur ; Zhu, X. Q. ; Gavin, Henri P., Éditeur scientifique |An innovative approach for damage assessment of bridge deck is proposed with measured dynamic response of a vehicle moving on top. The simply supported bridge deck is modeled as an Euler-Bernoulli beam. The moving vehicle serves as a smart senso[...]
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Alhan, Cenk, Auteur ; Betti, Raimondo, Éditeur scientifique ; Aldemir, Unual ; Gavin, Henri P., Auteur |Passive damping in shock and vibration isolation systems reduces the deformation of the isolation system but can increase the acceleration sustained by the isolated object. Semiactive (i.e., controllable) damping systems offer a solution to the[...]
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Gavin, Henri P., Auteur ; Aldemir, Unual, Auteur |The Responses of two, low-rise, 2-degree-of-freedom base isolated structures with different isolation periods to a set of near-field earthquake groundmotions are investigated under passive linear and nonlinear viscous damping, two pseudoskyhook [...]
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Bryce W. Dickinson, Auteur ; Gavin, Henri P., Auteur |Sets of ground-motion records used for seismic hazard analyses typically have intensity measures corresponding to a particular hazard level for a site (perhaps conditioned on a particular intensity value and hazard). In many cases the number of [...]
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Landis, Eric N., Auteur ; Gavin, Henri P., Éditeur scientifique |Continuum damage mechanics models, while elegant and useful, suffer from what are typically highly idealized relationships between model and material. In this technical note, using three-dimensional (3D) measurements of internal cracking, direc[...]
