Browsing New Zealand Society for Earthquake Engineering by Title

1170.5 Reimagined: from a structural designers view

Cattanach, Alistair (2021-04-14)

Our loadings code has adapted and extended to incorporate new knowledge as it has emerged over the last 50+ years: could a re-write encourage engineers to design better buildings? This paper outlines some intentionally ...

11th World Conference on earthquake engineering

Moss, P. J. (1997-03-31)

13th World Conference on Earthquake Engineering

Stirling, Mark W. (2005-03-31)

1979 South Pacific Regional Conference on earthquake engineering

Glogau, O. A. (1979-06-30)

2D seismic numerical analysis of segmental tunnel lining behaviour

Do, Ngoc Anh; Dias, Daniel; Oreste, Pierpaolo (2014-09-30)

3rd U.S. - Japan workshop on the improvement of building structural design and construction practices, 29 July-1 August 1988 Tokyo, Japan

Billings, I. J. (1989-06-30)

40 years on, what of the future?

Megget, Les (2008-03-31)

A 1983-1993-2003 state-of-the-art report on seismic analysis

Kelly, T.E. (2004-03-31)

A base-isolation design using spherically-ended rollers and telescopic shock absorbers

Pham, L. T. (1988-06-30)

A bespoke analytical methodology for seismic safety assessment of spillway gates: case study of Waipapa dam spillway on the Waikato River

Siddiqui, Umair; Parker, Will; Davey, Robert; Keepa, Campbell (2022-04-27)

This paper presents a seismic assessment methodology tailor-made for the Waipapa Dam Spillway gates on the Waikato River which were found to have potential dam safety issues under the 1 in 2500-year annual exceedance ...

A blind prediction test of nonlinear analysis procedures for reinforced concrete shear walls

Kelly, Trevor (2007-09-30)

A builder's observations and views at Greymouth

Williams, J. E. (1969-03-31)

A Case for Resilience in New Zealand

Beetham, Tessa; Zimmerman, Reid; Stratford, Cain (2024-04-09)

The concepts of resilience and holistic building performance drive the seismic design approach for structures with national significance or special post-disaster functions. Although considerable advancements have been made ...

A case study of Soil-Foundation-Structure-Interaction for aseismic design of wind turbines

Adhikari, Gopal; Keepa, Campbell; Novakov, Dejan (2022-04-27)

Wind farms in New Zealand have a combined capacity of about 690 MW and supply around 6% of New Zealand’s annual electricity generation. This is about the amount of electricity 300,000 kiwi homes use in a year. Wind farms ...

A comparison of New Zealand seismic code requirements with other major design codes in the implementation of seismic resilient devices

Varier, Sriraj; Agarwal, Setu; Hashemi, Ashkan; Quenneville, Pierre; Zarnani, Pouyan (2021-04-14)

In the ever-evolving earthquake engineering field, the need of the hour is to achieve earthquake-resistant buildings which have immediate occupancy following an earthquake. This implies that the demand for resilient dampers ...