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【Workshop】A new design concept of resilient urban cities and rc buildings

Date/Time	2014/12/07 13:15-17:00
Place	International Conference Room Tamachi Campus, Tokyo Tech.
Organizer	Structural Engineering Research Center, Tokyo Tech.
Contact	Prof. Susumu Kono (kono@serc.titech.ac.jp)
Remarks	Fee:2,000 yen(student:500 yen) All the participants are invited to a casual post-conference party. It is free of charge.) Register your name and affiliation by mailing to S. Kono at .

Subject & Detail

RC Structures Workshop

A new design concept of resilient urban cities and rc buildings reflecting severe damage due to recent urban earthquakes

■■■　Speakers/Affiliation/Subject　■■■

Mr.Patricio BONELLI
(Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María, Valparaíso, Chile)
"Surface ground motions, structural damage and emerging technologies in R/C buildings during and after the 2010 MW 8.8 Maule Earthquake, Chile"

Mr.Stefano PAMPANIN
(Professor, Dept. of Civil and Natural Resources Engineering, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand)
"Implementation of low-damage technology following the 2010-2011 Canterbury Earthquakes: A paradigm shift from life safety to damage control"

Toshikzau KABEYASAWA
(National Institute for land and Infrastructure Management)
"Summary of BRI Research on Great East Japan Earthquake & Introduction of the Full-scale Test on the 5-story RC building"

Akitsugu MURAMATSU
（Structural engineer, Taisei Co.）
"Recent Research Topics and Application Instances of RC Technology developed by General Contractor"

Koji YAMANOBE
（Chief Research engineer, Institute of Technology, Shimizu Co.）
"Shimizu’s Recent Actions against Post-quake Changes for Building Safety and Security"

Kuniyoshi SUGIMOTO
（Research engineer, Research Institute of Obayashi Co.）
"Restoring Force Characteristics of High-Rise RC Building Subjected to Long Period Ground Motions and Performance Evaluation by Finite Element Analysis"

Takaki TOUJOU
（Research Engineer, Takenaka R & D Institute)
"Response analysis of SRC high-rise building during the 2011 Off the Pacific coast of Tohoku EQ"

Kan SHIMIZU
（Structural engineer, Kajima Co.）
"High-Rise Reinforced Concrete Building Using Hydraulic Damper and High-Ductility Concrete"

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