论文信息 - Ground motion issues for seismic analysis of tall buildings: A status report

Ground motion issues for seismic analysis of tall buildings: A status report

The Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center (PEER) is coordinating a major multidisciplinary programme, the Tall Buildings Initiative (TBI), to address critical technical issues related to the design and analysis of new tall buildings located in coastal California. The authors of this paper, listed alphabetically, are involved in various research studies related to ground motion modelling, selection, modification and simulation for analysis of tall buildings. This paper summarizes the scope and progress of ongoing activities related to ground motion issues for response history analysis of tall buildings. Copyright © 2007 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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