Proceedings of the NATO SFP Workshop on Future Directions in Instrumentation for Strong Motion and Engineering Seismology, Kusadasi, Izmir, May 17-21, 2004
Seismic Hazard and Extreme Motions.- Data Needs for Improved Seismic Hazard Analysis.- Capturing and Limiting Groundmotion Uncertainty in Seismic Hazard Assessment.- Long-Period Ground Motions from Digital Acceleration Recordings: A New Era in Engineering Seismology.- Observed Ground Motions, Extreme Ground Motions, and Physical Limits to Ground Motions.- Engineering Uses of Strong Motion Seismograms.- Raised Drift Demands for Framed Buildings during Near-Field Earthquakes.- Impact of Near-Fault Pulses on Engineering Design.- Rapid Assessment of Building Response Using Generalized Interstory Drift Spectra.- Influence of Ground Motion Intensity on the Performance of Low- and Mid-Rise Ordinary Concrete Buildings.- Arrays and Observations.- Integrated Surface and Borehole Strong-Motion, Soil-Response Arrays in San Francisco, California.- Structural Monitoring Arrays — Past, Present and Future.- Development of Strong-Motion Observation Network Constructed by NIED.- Dense Strong-Motion Array in Yokohama, Japan, and Its Use for Disaster Management.- The Cosmos Virtual Data Center.- Site-Dependent Ground-motion Data Recorded by German Taskforce in Turkey.- Observation and Prediction of Strong Ground Motion in China.- Strong Motion Instrumentation Programs in Taiwan.- Strong-Motion Data Acquisition, Processing and Utilization with Applications to Istanbul Strong Motion Network.
