Criteria for Level of Intervention

In course

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Description

This lecture covers the criteria for determining the level of intervention in structures, including structural capacity, space, time, cost, initial capacity, global stability, quality, aesthetics, building function, and historical importance. The instructor explains the importance of considering functionality, seismic risk, and past experiences.

Instructors (4)

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Official source

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