Inelastic Spectrum Method: Response Spectrum Implementation

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Covers the Response Spectrum Method and its combination rules, emphasizing effective modal mass and maximum absolute responses.

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Explores the capacity design of reinforced concrete walls in seismic engineering, emphasizing flexural and shear design principles.

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Explores earthquake effects, seismic hazards, building damage, and seismic design principles, emphasizing the importance of deformation capacity in structures.

Seismic Engineering Fundamentals

Introduces seismic engineering fundamentals, covering elastic response spectra, SDOF systems, and soil impact.

Seismic Engineering: Failure Mechanisms

Explores the failure mechanisms of reinforced concrete walls in seismic engineering and the capacity design of steel and RC wall buildings.

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Explores seismic assessment of masonry structures, focusing on out-of-plane failure of URM walls and its impact on earthquake-prone regions.

URM Structures Failure Modes

Explores the failure modes of URM structures, covering in-plane and out-of-plane mechanisms, seismic aspects, and strength capacity.

Seismic Engineering: Masonry Structures

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Compares force-based seismic design methods: response spectrum vs equivalent lateral force, explaining peak forces and displacements estimation during earthquakes.