Published September 1998
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Book Section - Chapter
Performance-Based Optimal Design Under Seismic Risk
Chicago
Abstract
A general framework is presented for optimal design based on multiple design criteria which is suitable for performance-based design of structural systems operating in an uncertain dynamic environment. Reliability-based design criteria are used to maintain user-specified levels of structural safety by properly taking into account the uncertainties in the seismic loads that a structure may experience during its lifetime. The methodology is demonstrated with a simple example involving the design of a three-story steel-frame building for which the ground motion uncertainty is characterized by a probabilistic response spectrum developed from available attenuation formulas and seismic hazard models.
Additional Information
© 1998 Balkema, Rotterdam. This paper is based upon work partly supported by the National Science Foundation under grant CMS-9796135 and by the California Universities for Research in Earthquake Engineering under the CUREe-Kajima Research Program.Additional details
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- CMS-9796135
- California Universities for Research in Earthquake Education
- CUREe-Kajima Research Program
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