Presentation
When – 6th August 2024
Where – Building 401-439, 20 Symonds Street (University of Auckland Faculty of Engineering). Access from Symonds Street (Refer City Campus Map Link).
Agenda –
17:30 pre-presentation refreshments
18:00 presentation
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Observations of RC building performance in the 2024 Hualien Earthquake in Taiwan
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Abstract
This presentation will discuss the preliminary findings from a building damage reconnaissance mission conducted following the 2024 Hualien Earthquake in Taiwan. This mission, a collaborative effort involving researchers from New Zealand, Japan, and Taiwan, focused on evaluating the effectiveness of retrofitted buildings and the associated retrofit policies. The insights gained are intended to inform and enhance ongoing efforts to develop retrofit guidelines in New Zealand.
Biography
Alex Shegay received his Bachelor of Engineering (hons) and Ph.D from the University of Auckland. Alex is currently a lecturer at the University of Auckland with research interests in reinforced concrete and base isolated structures.
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