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اخبار
07/04/2006 --
رستوران انیگما، ساختمان بنایی غیرمسلح، سن پدرو، بازسازی آسیب آتش
سوزی، ۲۰۰۵.
07/04/2006 --
این بخش نوسازی می شود ...
07/04/2006 --
زلزله بم، یادداشت روی تارگفتمان SEAINT،
ژانویه ۶،
۲۰۰۴
Dear fellows, I just got back
from Iran and briefly reviewed posts regarding Bam earthquake. Although it might
be too late for adding new comments, you may find more information, maps,
accelerographs, pictures and report on-line at Building and Housing Research
Center website: http://www.bhrc.gov.ir/Bhrc/Disasters/Disasters.htm (Also
accessible from http://www.bhrc.gov.ir/ ) I really enjoyed Paul and Nels posts
on Seismic Mitigation in under-developed regions, as well as useful notes from
other fellows. After Manjil earthquake (1990, Iran, which claimed another 35'000
lives), I spent more than 8 years researching on behavior of adobe buildings
during an earthquake. So I was not surprised to see another disaster in such
scale. There are many other villages and cities in Iran which are susceptible to
devastating damages in case of an earthquake. Location and extent of damages are
well known in many cases. Obviously, there are many cost-effective strategies
and solutions available for new and existing adobe buildings to resist against
earthquakes, i.e. barbed wire reinforcement, adobe buttresses, simple sliding
foundation system (my specific research topic), etc. However implementing these
methods requires public education and government attention toward long-term
planning. Although Iranian seismic code has been developed many years ago, and
Building Departments supervise construction activities in large cities, I don't
recall any organization to be responsible or authorized to regulate dwelling
construction in rural area. As said in other previous posts, research institutes
are more focused on "well-funded" projects, or on modern engineering issues
which would result in higher credits when published. Of course, papers on FRP
cannot help people who barely have access to cement or steel. Research on
localized methods and rural material needs local support, government fund or at
least government encouragement. Anyway, there are many reasons for existence of
such poor quality buildings in seismic hazard area, i.e. economical, cultural,
political and etc. Solving technical issues are just the first steps. Regards,
Frank
07/04/2006 --
یادداشتی بر نگاشت
طراحی یک یادسازه در خلیج فارس (به انگلیسی)، پاسخ به Modern Steel
Construction، سپتامبر
۲۰۰۰.
07/04/2006 --
اجرای طرح های نوین مهندسی، جلوگیری از ویرانگری های زلزله،
روزنامه اطلاعات،
۸ تیرماه
۱۳۷۶.
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