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SEISMIC PERFORMANCE AND VULNERABILITY OF IS CODE DESIGNED RC FRAME BUILDINGS

Haldar, Putul (2008)

Significant developments have taken place in the last three decades in the field of Earthquake Resistant Design. Concepts of Capacity Design, Performance Based Design, and Displacement Based Design have been developed and ...
RISK ASSESSMENT OF A PETROLEUM OIL STORAGE TERMINAL

Sharma, Ravikumar (Dept. of Management iit Roorkee, 2014-03)

In the last decade, major accidents have occurred in petroleum storage terminals around the world, e.g., Burchfield, UK (2005), Puerto Rico, USA (2009), and IOCL Jaipur, India (2009), which have drawn attention of expert ...
SEISMIC RETROFITTING OF DAMAGED TWO STOREY RC FRAMED SCHOOL BUILDINGS

Rani, Anusha (I I T ROORKEE, 2014-05)

Many existing RC frame buildings in India have not been designed at all according to Indian standards IS 1893-2002. To achieve required performance level of building during earthquake, earthquake resistant design features ...
INFLUENCE OF ARCHITECTURAL CONFIGURATION ON BUILDING SEISMIC PERFORMANCE

Kesanasetty, S. K. C. Varthi (I I T ROORKEE, 2014-05)

The architect is often the only the professional with an overall view of all aspects of the design and construction. The architect serves the client, brings in the structural engineer and other engineering specialists. ...
ADVANCED COMPOSITE MATERIAL FOR EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT URM BUILDING

Jindal, Dipali (I I T ROORKEE, 2014-06)

Buildings made of "masonry structural systcm' remain one of the most vulnerable classes of structures, because of the easy availability of materials for this type of construction, this kind of construction is employed ...
PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENT OF NORTHWEST AND CENTRAL HIMALAYAN REGION

Rout, Madan Mohan (IIT ROORKEE, 2015-03)

The Himalayan arc occurring at the northern most part of the Indian continent is a part of an extensive Alpine-Himalayan convergent tectonic belt and remains very active seismically. Very strong to moderately strong ...
NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM OVER DELHI USING WRF MODEL

Singh, Jaya (IIT ROORKEE, 2015-05)

A severe thunderstorm affected Delhi and adjoining region between 1630 hrs 1ST and 1730 hrs 1ST of 30ht May 2014. The system moved eastward and was steered by westerly trough. It propagated through U.P, Bihar and dissipated ...
TOPOGRAPHICAL ASPECTS OF SEISMIC HAZARD

Pegu, Devilata (IIT ROORKEE, 2015-05)

Many seismic hazards. like landslides, occur mostly in regions of high topographical elevations. A quantitative assessment of topography can be a useful tool for identifying zones of active landslides, particularly those ...
SIMULATING THE TROPICAL CYCLONE 'HUDHUD' USING SKILL SCORES OF WRF MODEL

Srivastava, Ankur (IIT ROORKEE, 2015-05)

The North India Ocean Basin which homes the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea is said to be relatively calm zone when assessed on the basis of frequency of cyclones occurrence. But, when the statistics al)out severity ...
THE CONCEPT OF MICRO-INSURANCE IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT

Gupta, Siddharth Shankar (IIT ROORKEE, 2015-05)

Disaster is unprecedented event and responsible for loss due to economic, social and political damages in the society. The prediction of Disaster is very difficult in terms of type and magnitude of disaster. It has huge ...
WEB GIS BASED REAL-TIME ESCAPE ROUTE PLANNING

Saini, Priyanka (IIT ROORKEE, 2015-05)

Nowadays, Disasters are unavoidable. Frequencies of Disasters are very high. India is a country with a population of approximately 1 .25 billion, as population increases force to use areas sensitive to disaster. Natural ...
ELOGICALLY COMPATIBLE LAND USE PLANNING OF 40. CO.SENSITIVE ZONES USING REMOTE SENSING AND GIS TECHNOLOGIES

K, Harisankar (IIT ROORKEE, 2015-05)

In the present day spatial planning plays a major role in the development of the country. India being a country with a population of around 1.2 billion people, providing them with the necessary required infrastructure and ...
INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY ASSESSMENT OF DISTRICT DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY OF HIMACHAL PRADESH

Kumar, Abhishek (IIT ROORKEE, 2015-05)

The formulation of capacity development strategies is based on the outcomes of capacity assessment. Based upon the experiences of various experts and stakeholders, it is proposed to realistically assess the existing ...
CREATION OF DIGITAL ATLAS FOR LANDSLIDE HAZARD

Chanalia, Vipin (IIT ROORKEE, 2015-05)

The assessment of landslide hazard manually is a challenging task. With the evolution of geospatial technologies like remote sensing and Geographic Information System (GIS), the estimation of the hazard has become effective ...
SEISMICITY OF NORTH WESTERN HIMALAYA

Unknown author (IIT ROORKEE, 2015-05)

The Himalayan region is one of the most seismically active regions of the world; it is part of the Alpine Himalayan seismic belt and is in a continent-continent collision zone. Strain energy is progressively accumulating ...
DAMAGE SCENARIO UNDER GREAT EARTHQUAKES, A CASE STUDY OF 1934 BIHAR-NEPAL EARTHQUAKE

Chauhan, Shivani (IIT ROORKEE, 2015-05)

Disaster situations are rapidly increasing due to population growth, urbanization, destruction of natural environment, climatic changes etc. Bihar is one of the multi-hazard prone states of India. During the past 180 ...
CONSEQUENCE EVALUATION OF CHLORINE GAS RELEASE FROM THE INDUSTRIAL AREA OF BHAGWANPUR (UTTARAKHAND) AND DURGAPUR (WEST BENGAL)

Gupta, Laxmi (IIT ROORKEE, 2015-05)

The accidental release of toxic, flammable and hazardous chemicals from chemical plants are causing serious threats to lives, properties and environment. The situation becomes more damaging if the plant is located in a ...
WEB BASED SPATIAL DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR FLOOD DISASTER MITIGATION

Aeron, Anurag (IIT Roorkee, 2015-09)

Water is a necessity of life. It provides support to life of plants and living being. It is a fact that moderate amount of water provides support to life but a large amount of it can leads a huge disaster and this disaster ...
SEISMIC RISK ASSESSMNET DUE TO SCENARIO EARTHQUAKE: A CASE-STUDY FOR BIHAR-NEPAL EARTHQUAKE-I 934

Prasun, Ankita (IIT ROORKEE, 2016-05)

Bihar state sits on a high seismic zone which falls on the boundary of a convergent tectonic plate near the Bihar-Nepal border. Out of 38 districts in Bihar, 8 districts lie in Zone V. 24 districts in Zone IV and 6 ...
RESILIENCE OF VERNACULAR STRUCTURES TOWARDS EARTHQUAKE

Dixit, Prashansa (IIT ROORKEE, 2016-05)

Vernacular structures are specific to a region and reflect the traditional wisdom of constructing houses using locally available materials and basic techniques. There exist some exceptional vernacular structures which ...

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