Review of soil liquefaction characteristics during major earthquakes of the twenty-first century
Y Huang, M Yu - Natural hazards, 2013 - Springer
Liquefaction, which can be defined as a loss of strength and stiffness in soils, is one of the
major causes of damage to buildings and infrastructure during an earthquake. To overcome …
major causes of damage to buildings and infrastructure during an earthquake. To overcome …
Soil liquefaction in Kathmandu valley due to 25 April 2015 Gorkha, Nepal earthquake
Abstract The April 25, 2015 Gorkha earthquake (MW 7.8) affected central Nepal and
neighboring areas. Kathmandu valley witnessed severe damage in terms of structural …
neighboring areas. Kathmandu valley witnessed severe damage in terms of structural …
Comparing recent Italian earthquakes
M Dolce, D Di Bucci - Bulletin of earthquake engineering, 2017 - Springer
A comprehensive comparison among the three strongest earthquakes occurred in Italy in the
past 30 years is presented. These three earthquakes struck the regions of Umbria and …
past 30 years is presented. These three earthquakes struck the regions of Umbria and …
Regional efficacy of a global geospatial liquefaction model
V Rashidian, LG Baise - Engineering geology, 2020 - Elsevier
Liquefaction hazard maps are important for both pre-and post-event planning and mitigation.
The global geospatial liquefaction model (GGLM) proposed by Zhu et al.(2017) and …
The global geospatial liquefaction model (GGLM) proposed by Zhu et al.(2017) and …
Earthquake geotechnical engineering aspects of the 2012 Emilia-Romagna earthquake (Italy)
On May 20, 2012 an earthquake of magnitude ML= 5.9 struck the Emilia Romagna Region
of Italy and a little portion of Lombardia Region. Successive earthquakes occurred on May …
of Italy and a little portion of Lombardia Region. Successive earthquakes occurred on May …
The study of newly established approaches to control soil liquefaction: An overview
P Shende, V Barai, Y Jaiswal, A Lohakar… - Materials Today …, 2023 - Elsevier
As a result, continuous decrease in effective stress and increase in pore water pressure,
liquefaction that is triggered by earthquakes can harm the foundation of existing building …
liquefaction that is triggered by earthquakes can harm the foundation of existing building …
Geospatial liquefaction modeling of the 2023 Türkiye earthquake sequence by an ensemble of global, continental, regional, and event‐specific models
A global geospatial liquefaction model (GGLM‐2017) was previously developed using
logistic regression (LR) and is currently used by the US Geological Survey as the preferred …
logistic regression (LR) and is currently used by the US Geological Survey as the preferred …
A database for PGA threshold in liquefaction occurrence
Liquefaction exclusion criteria, based on peak ground acceleration (PGA) threshold value,
are often included in seismic codes and recommendations. In this note, a rationale approach …
are often included in seismic codes and recommendations. In this note, a rationale approach …
Seismic microzonation studies for the city of Ragusa (Italy)
S Grasso, M Maugeri - Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, 2014 - Elsevier
The seismic history of the city of Ragusa (Italy), the geotechnical characterisation of the
subsoil and the site response analysis should be correctly evaluated for the definition of the …
subsoil and the site response analysis should be correctly evaluated for the definition of the …
Geotechnical aspects of the L'Aquila earthquake
P Monaco, G Totani, G Barla, A Cavallaro… - Special topics in …, 2012 - Springer
Abstract On April 6, 2009 an earthquake (ML= 5.8 and MW= 6.3) stroke the city of L'Aquila
with MCS Intensity I= IX and the surrounding villages with I as high as XI. The earthquake …
with MCS Intensity I= IX and the surrounding villages with I as high as XI. The earthquake …