Structural Identification of Historical Masonry Structures - Altun s k, Ahmet Can;Genç, Ali Fuat;Fatih Yesevi Okur, Murat Günayd n
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Historical structures have an important role in the cultural heritage of societies. They are important works of art that beautify cities, rivers, mountains and everywhere that they were built. However, they may affected by several destructive reasons such as earthquakes, fires, floods, wars, vandalisms etc. One of the main destructive factors of historical masonry structures are earthquakes. Many important historical structures damaged and destroyed due to this reason. Therefore, investigation of structural behaviors of these structures is essential. The purpose of this book is to give, in…mehr

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Historical structures have an important role in the cultural heritage of societies. They are important works of art that beautify cities, rivers, mountains and everywhere that they were built. However, they may affected by several destructive reasons such as earthquakes, fires, floods, wars, vandalisms etc. One of the main destructive factors of historical masonry structures are earthquakes. Many important historical structures damaged and destroyed due to this reason. Therefore, investigation of structural behaviors of these structures is essential. The purpose of this book is to give, in brief, detail investigation and evaluation about the structural behavior of historical masonry structures using the results obtained from finite element analyses, ambient vibration tests, model updating and linear-nonlinear earthquake response. It is intended as a reference book for engineers and scientists working in industry and academia.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Ahmet Can Altun¿¿¿k was born in Trabzon in 1982. He holds a BSc (2004) degree and a PhD (2010) in Karadeniz Technical University, all in civil engineering. He has served as a faculty since 2011. His research area covers experimental modal analyses, damage detection, structural health monitoring, structural dynamics and earthquake engineering.