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S18 - Vulnerability and risk analysis (2)

Seismic Vulnerability Assessment of a Historic Brick Masonry Building by Fragility Functions

K. Demirlioglu and S. Soyoz

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Typological Classification and Observed Damage Patterns of Masonry Churches After the 2016 Central Italy Earthquake

G. Cianchino, C. De Matteis and G. Brando

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A QGIS Plugin for the Seismic Vulnerability Assessment of Urban Centers: Application to the City of Popoli in Abruzzo (Italy)

A. Gonzalez, A. Basaglia, E. Spacone and G. Brando

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Vulnerability Assessment of Dwellings in the Historic Center of Cusco (Peru)

G. Brando, G. Cocco, C. Mazzanti, M. Peruch, E. Spacone, C. Alfaro, K. Sovero and N. Tarque

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Seismic Damage Scenarios Induced by Site Effects of Masonry Clustered Buildings: a South Italy Case Study

A. Formisano and N. Chieffo

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Seismic Vulnerability Assessment of Representative Building Typologies from Barcelona‘s Eixample District

S. Dimovska, S. Saloustros, L. Pelà and P. Roca

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Simplified Seismic Vulnerability Assessment of Medieval Masonry Churches

V. Corlito, M. Zizi and G. De Matteis

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Kinematic Approach for Seismic Vulnerability Assessment of Masonry Churches

V. Corlito, G. De Matteis and P. Roca

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Assessment of Seismic Fragility of Historical Buildings at the Urban Scale by Typological-Mechanical Approaches: the Case Study of Foggia

V. Leggieri, S. Ruggieri and G. Uva

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A Comparison Between Empirical Procedures for the Definition of Vulnerability Classes of Masonry Buildings: Application to Five Historical Centres Struck by 2016 Central Italy Earthquake

Y. Saretta, L. Sbrogio and M.R. Valluzzi

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Risk Assessment Methodologies to Safeguard Historic Urban Areas from the Effects of Climate Change

L. Quesada-Ganuza, L. Garmendia, E. Rojí, I. Álvarez, E. Briz and M. Olazabal

Decision Support System for Vulnerability Assessment of Masonry Churches Including Architectural and Artistic Assets

V. Sangiorgio, G. Uva and J.M. Adam

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