In this paper, empirical fragility curves for reinforced concrete buildings are derived, based
on post-earthquake damage data collected in the aftermath of earthquakes occurred in Italy …

In the framework of seismic risk analyses at large scale, among the available methods for
the vulnerability assessment the empirical and expert elicitation based ones still represent …

Seismic risk and vulnerability assessments of buildings are essential to quantify the
vulnerability of large-scale urban and rural areas. Regional risk analysis needs a …

Evaluating the earthquake economic loss of building clusters is an essential index to
measure regional seismic risk and resilience. This study developed a rapid financial loss …

Evaluating the seismic vulnerability of regional group structures is essential for effectively
quantifying the seismic resilience and risk analysis of regional cities. To study the degree of …

This paper illustrates the derivation of an empirical fragility model for residential
unreinforced masonry (URM) buildings, calibrated on Italian post-earthquake damage data …

Abstract The Department of Civil Protection (DPC), in compliance with the EU decision
1313/2013 and at the request of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015 …

Nonstructural components typically are not designed for seismic loads, yet their behavior
can affect the postearthquake building functionality significantly. Nonstructural damage …

The seismic vulnerability of regional buildings is a fundamental index to effectively predict
and estimate the seismic resilience of urban and rural areas. The structural empirical …

Abstract The Italian “Guidelines for the seismic risk classification of constructions” approved
in February 2017 define the technical principles for exploiting tax deductions with respect to …