Geotechnical Engineering and Underground Structures
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This cluster of papers focuses on the seismic design, analysis, and damage assessment of underground structures such as tunnels and pipelines under earthquake conditions. It covers topics such as soil-structure interaction, fault rupture propagation, centrifuge modeling, and the effects of liquefaction on tunnel behavior.
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soil-structure interaction; buried pipelines; tunnel lining; pipe-soil interaction; underground structures; foundation-soil interaction; shield tunnel; nonlinear soil behavior; dynamic soil-structure interaction; segmental lining; tunnel-soil interaction; pile-soil-structure interaction; foundation-structure interaction; pipe jacking; tunnel seismic response; tunnel lining design; circular tunnel; seismic response of soil; rigid foundation; immersed tunnel; foundation-soil-structure interaction; embedded foundations; foundation vibration; seismic soil-structure interaction; shallow tunnels
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Morton address: 36249286815958589 · morton4x16-v1
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