Skip to content

Opening book details…

Can I read Assessment of Various Seismic Fragility Analysis Approaches for Structures Excited by Non-stationary Stochastic Ground Motions on EtoBox?

Assessment of Various Seismic Fragility Analysis Approaches for Structures Excited by Non-stationary Stochastic Ground Motions by Xu-Yang Cao; De-Cheng Feng; Yue Li is a Engineering article available to read on EtoBox.

What is Assessment of Various Seismic Fragility Analysis Approaches for Structures Excited by Non-stationary Stochastic Ground Motions about?

A probabilistic assessment is performed using different seismic fragility analysis approaches for structures under non-stationary stochastic ground motions. Four commonly used probabilistic seismic fragility analysis (PSFA) approaches are adopted, which are least squares regression (LSR), maximum likelihood estimation (MLE), kernel density estimation (KDE) and Monte Carlo simulation (MCS). The principles of the four PSFA approaches are first introduced, and the theories of non-stationary stochastic acceleration time series are introduced in light of the spectral representation of random functions. Then an analytical procedure of different PSFA approaches is constructed for structures under non-stationary stochastic motions. After that a case study is carried out to analyze the results of the four PSFA approaches. The demand distributions of univariate random variable under certain intensity measure levels are discussed, and multiple fragility curves under different limit states for all the approaches are compared. In general, the MCS approach is set as the benchmark to verify the effectiveness of other approaches, but it is computationally consuming. The non-parametric KDE approach

Who reads Assessment of Various Seismic Fragility Analysis Approaches for Structures Excited by Non-stationary Stochastic Ground Motions?

It is typically read by researchers, students, and practitioners in Engineering.

Author
Xu-Yang Cao; De-Cheng Feng; Yue Li
Publisher
Elsevier BV
Published
2023
Language
EN
Field
Engineering (Physical Sciences)