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Development of ensemble machine learning models for evaluating seismic demands of steel moment frames File

Nguyen, Hoang D. , Kim, JunHee , Shin, Myoungsu

Article Issue Date2022-07 View18
Earthquake-Induced Ground Deformations in the Low-Seismicity Region: A Case of the 2017 M5.4 Pohang, South Korea, Earthquake File

Kang, Sinhang , Kim, Byungmin , Bae, Sungjin , Lee, Hyejin , Kim, Mirae

Article Issue Date2019-08 View15
Experimental and numerical assessment of bonded and unbonded post-tensioned concrete members File

Kang, Thomas H.-K. , Huang, Yu , Shin, Myoungsu , Lee, Ju Dong , Cho A.S.

Article Issue Date2015-11 View26
In situ measurement of the rheological properties and agglomeration on cementitious pastes File

Kim, Jae Hong , Yim, Hong Jae , Ferron, Raissa Douglas

Article Issue Date2016-07 View17
Optimal intensity measures for probabilistic seismic demand models of steel moment frames File

Nguyen, Hoang D. , Shin, Myoungsu , LaFave, James M.

Article Issue Date2023-04 View35
Rapid seismic damage-state assessment of steel moment frames using machine learning File

Nguyen, Hoang D. , LaFave, James M. , Lee, Young-Joo , Shin, Myoungsu

Article Issue Date2022-02 View29
Seismic fragility analysis of steel moment frames using machine learning models File

Nguyen, Hoang D. , Lee, Young-Joo , LaFave, James M. , Shin, Myoungsu

Article Issue Date2023-08 View36
Seismic toughness and failure mechanisms of reduced web-section beams: Phase 1 tests File

Shin, Myoungsu , Kim, Seung-Pil , Halterman, Arne , Aschheim, Mark

Article Issue Date2017-06 View11
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