Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering - December 2016

Published:	December 2016

Author(s)	Title	Page(s)
Maufroy, E. / Chaljub, E. / Hollender, F. / Bard, P.-Y. / Kristek, J. / Moczo, P. / De Martin, F. / Theodoulidis, N. / Manakou, M. / Guyonnet-Benaize, C. / Hollard, N. / Pitilakis, K.	3D numerical simulation and ground motion prediction: Verification, validation and beyond – Lessons from the E2VP project	53-71
Paolucci, R. / Evangelista, L. / Mazzieri, I. / Schiappapietra, E.	The 3D numerical simulation of near-source ground motion during the Marsica earthquake, central Italy, 100 years later	39-52
Riga, Evi / Makra, Konstantia / Pitilakis, Kyriazis	Aggravation factors for seismic response of sedimentary basins: A code-oriented parametric study	116-132
Ueda, Kyohei / Iai, Susumu / Tobita, Tetsuo	Centrifuge model tests and large deformation analyses of a breakwater subject to combined effects of tsunami	294-303
DeJong, J. T. / Sturm, A. P. / Ghafghazi, M.	Characterization of gravelly alluvium	104-115
Finn, W. D. Liam / Dowling, J. / Ventura, Carlos E.	Evaluating liquefaction potential and lateral spreading in a probabilistic ground motion environment	202-208
Verdugo, Ramon	Experimental and conceptual evidence about the limitations of shear wave velocity to predict liquefaction	160-174
Bouckovalas, George D. / Tsiapas, Yannis Z. / Theocharis, Alexandros I. / Chaloulos, Yannis K.	Ground response at liquefied sites: seismic isolation or amplification?	329-339
Cubrinovski, Misko / Robinson, Kelly	Lateral spreading: Evidence and interpretation from the 2010–2011 Christchurch earthquakes	187-201
Kokusho, Takaji	Major advances in liquefaction research by laboratory tests compared with in situ behavior	3-22
Yasuda, Susumu / Hashimoto, Takao	New project to prevent liquefaction-induced damage in a wide existing residential area by lowering the ground water table	246-259
Lai, C. G. / Özcebe, A. G.	Non-conventional lab and field methods for measuring frequency-dependent low-strain parameters of soil dynamic behavior	72-86
Thevanayagam, S. / Veluchamy, V. / Huang, Q. / Sivaratnarajah, U.	Non-plastic silty sand liquefaction, screening, and remediation	147-159
Boulanger, Ross W. / Montgomery, Jack	Nonlinear deformation analyses of an embankment dam on a spatially variable liquefiable deposit	222-233
Wagner, Nathaniel / Sitar, Nicholas	On seismic response of stiff and flexible retaining structures	284-293
Stewart, J. P. / Kramer, S. L. / Kwak, D. Y. / Greenfield, M. W. / Kayen, R. E. / Tokimatsu, K. / Bray, J. D. / Beyzaei, C. Z. / Cubrinovski, M. / Sekiguchi, T. / Nakai, S. / Bozorgnia, Y.	PEER-NGL project: Open source global database and model development for the next-generation of liquefaction assessment procedures	317-328
Towhata, Ikuo / Yasuda, Susumu / Yoshida, Keiji / Motohashi, Azusa / Sato, Shigeru / Arai, Masayuki	Qualification of residential land from the viewpoint of liquefaction vulnerability	260-271
Rathje, Ellen M. / Franke, Kevin	Remote sensing for geotechnical earthquake reconnaissance	304-316
Bray, Jonathan D. / Markham, Christopher S. / Cubrinovski, Misko	Reprint of Liquefaction assessments at shallow foundation building sites in the Central Business District of Christchurch, New Zealand	234-245
Gazetas, G. / Garini, E. / Zafeirakos, A.	Seismic analysis of tall anchored sheet-pile walls	209-221
Teague, David P. / Cox, Brady R.	Site response implications associated with using non-unique Vs profiles from surface wave inversion in comparison with other commonly used methods of accounting for Vs uncertainty	87-103
Carter, W. L. / Green, R. A. / Bradley, B. A. / Wotherspoon, L. M. / Cubrinovski, M.	Spatial variation of magnitude scaling factors during the 2010 Darfield and 2011 Christchurch, New Zealand, earthquakes	175-186
Bradley, Brendon A.	Strong ground motion characteristics observed in the 13 June 2011 M w 6.0 Christchurch, New Zealand earthquake	23-38
Kramer, S. L. / Sideras, S. S. / Greenfield, M. W.	The timing of liquefaction and its utility in liquefaction hazard evaluation	133-146
O'Rourke, T. D. / Jung, J. K. / Argyrou, C.	Underground pipeline response to earthquake-induced ground deformation	272-283

Author(s)

Title

Page(s)

Maufroy, E. / Chaljub, E. / Hollender, F. / Bard, P.-Y. / Kristek, J. / Moczo, P. / De Martin, F. / Theodoulidis, N. / Manakou, M. / Guyonnet-Benaize, C. / Hollard, N. / Pitilakis, K.

3D numerical simulation and ground motion prediction: Verification, validation and beyond – Lessons from the E2VP project

53-71

Paolucci, R. / Evangelista, L. / Mazzieri, I. / Schiappapietra, E.

The 3D numerical simulation of near-source ground motion during the Marsica earthquake, central Italy, 100 years later

39-52

Riga, Evi / Makra, Konstantia / Pitilakis, Kyriazis

Aggravation factors for seismic response of sedimentary basins: A code-oriented parametric study

116-132

Ueda, Kyohei / Iai, Susumu / Tobita, Tetsuo

Centrifuge model tests and large deformation analyses of a breakwater subject to combined effects of tsunami

294-303

DeJong, J. T. / Sturm, A. P. / Ghafghazi, M.

Characterization of gravelly alluvium

104-115

Finn, W. D. Liam / Dowling, J. / Ventura, Carlos E.

Evaluating liquefaction potential and lateral spreading in a probabilistic ground motion environment

202-208

Verdugo, Ramon

Experimental and conceptual evidence about the limitations of shear wave velocity to predict liquefaction

160-174

Bouckovalas, George D. / Tsiapas, Yannis Z. / Theocharis, Alexandros I. / Chaloulos, Yannis K.

Ground response at liquefied sites: seismic isolation or amplification?

329-339

Cubrinovski, Misko / Robinson, Kelly

Lateral spreading: Evidence and interpretation from the 2010–2011 Christchurch earthquakes

187-201

Kokusho, Takaji

Major advances in liquefaction research by laboratory tests compared with in situ behavior

3-22

Yasuda, Susumu / Hashimoto, Takao

New project to prevent liquefaction-induced damage in a wide existing residential area by lowering the ground water table

246-259

Lai, C. G. / Özcebe, A. G.

Non-conventional lab and field methods for measuring frequency-dependent low-strain parameters of soil dynamic behavior

72-86

Thevanayagam, S. / Veluchamy, V. / Huang, Q. / Sivaratnarajah, U.

Non-plastic silty sand liquefaction, screening, and remediation

147-159

Boulanger, Ross W. / Montgomery, Jack

Nonlinear deformation analyses of an embankment dam on a spatially variable liquefiable deposit

222-233

Wagner, Nathaniel / Sitar, Nicholas

On seismic response of stiff and flexible retaining structures

284-293

Stewart, J. P. / Kramer, S. L. / Kwak, D. Y. / Greenfield, M. W. / Kayen, R. E. / Tokimatsu, K. / Bray, J. D. / Beyzaei, C. Z. / Cubrinovski, M. / Sekiguchi, T. / Nakai, S. / Bozorgnia, Y.

PEER-NGL project: Open source global database and model development for the next-generation of liquefaction assessment procedures

317-328

Towhata, Ikuo / Yasuda, Susumu / Yoshida, Keiji / Motohashi, Azusa / Sato, Shigeru / Arai, Masayuki

Qualification of residential land from the viewpoint of liquefaction vulnerability

260-271

Rathje, Ellen M. / Franke, Kevin

Remote sensing for geotechnical earthquake reconnaissance

304-316

Bray, Jonathan D. / Markham, Christopher S. / Cubrinovski, Misko

Reprint of Liquefaction assessments at shallow foundation building sites in the Central Business District of Christchurch, New Zealand

234-245

Gazetas, G. / Garini, E. / Zafeirakos, A.

Seismic analysis of tall anchored sheet-pile walls

209-221

Teague, David P. / Cox, Brady R.

Site response implications associated with using non-unique Vs profiles from surface wave inversion in comparison with other commonly used methods of accounting for Vs uncertainty

87-103

Carter, W. L. / Green, R. A. / Bradley, B. A. / Wotherspoon, L. M. / Cubrinovski, M.

Spatial variation of magnitude scaling factors during the 2010 Darfield and 2011 Christchurch, New Zealand, earthquakes

175-186

Bradley, Brendon A.

Strong ground motion characteristics observed in the 13 June 2011 M w 6.0 Christchurch, New Zealand earthquake

23-38

Kramer, S. L. / Sideras, S. S. / Greenfield, M. W.

The timing of liquefaction and its utility in liquefaction hazard evaluation

133-146

O'Rourke, T. D. / Jung, J. K. / Argyrou, C.

Underground pipeline response to earthquake-induced ground deformation

272-283

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