This lecture covers the evolution of seismic design specifications in Swiss codes, the impact of codes on building damage, historical earthquakes in Switzerland, seismic hazard and risk, return periods, and the earthquake of Basel in 1356.
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Explores earthquake effects, seismic hazards, building damage, and seismic design principles, emphasizing the importance of deformation capacity in structures.
