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Special Issue: Large‐Scale Testing of Earthquake‐Resistant Structures: Accomplishments and Future Challenges

Dimitrios Lignos
2025

Abstract

Summary Advanced experimental techniques for dynamic and quasi‐static testing Quantification of system‐level effects via physical experimentation Robust identification of dynamic and mechanical properties of structures via state‐of‐the‐art instrumentation Techniques for robust data storage and curation that enable data reuse for contemporary research Effective use of experimental data and methods for the further advancement of earthquake engineering

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