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OPPORTUNITIES FOR COOPERATIVE RESEARCH IN EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING OF BRIDGES

Mehdi S. Saiidi

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A brief review of the state of bridge seismic design and seismic upgrading of existing bridges in the United States is presented. The potential earthquake engineering research needs of the Central and Eastern European countries represented at the workshop are described. Possible areas of common research interest are discussed.

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A brief review of the state of bridge seismic design and seismic upgrading of existing bridges in the United States is presented. The potential earthquake engineering research needs of the Central and Eastern European countries represented at the workshop are described. Possible areas of common research interest are discussed.

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A brief review of the state of bridge seismic design and seismic upgrading of existing bridges in the United States is presented. The potential earthquake engineering research needs of the Central and Eastern European countries represented at the workshop are described. Possible areas of common research interest are discussed.

Key concepts: Bridge (graph theory), Earthquake engineering, Seismic analysis, Urban seismic risk, Engineering, Forensic engineering, Civil engineering, Construction engineering

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