Webinar Schedule

REBROADCAST: The Value Of SHM To Manage Seismic Emergency

REBRADCAST: The Value Of SHM To Manage Seismic Emergency

The management of civil infrastructures in the aftermath of a seismic event is a concern for decision makers, which have to choose quickly among alternative actions with limited knowledge on the actual structural conditions. Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) information can support these decisions.

However, information come with a cost and the relevant benefit must be assessed before the acquisition of the SHM system is decided.

In this rebroadcast, Professor Maria Pina Limongelli introduces us to the Value of Information (VoI) analysis, which is a powerful tool to estimate such benefit and to optimize the design of the SHM system for each specific application.

This informative webinar + Q&A presents a number of applications of VoI in the field of civil engineering for exemplary case studies.

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Time: June 23, 2021 6:00 AM GMT

A New Way Of Maximum Magnitude Estimate for Induced Seismicity – Chaos

A New Way Of Maximum Magnitude Estimate for Induced Seismicity – Chaos

Traffic Light Systems (TLS) for induced seismicity by underground injections traditionally rely on magnitude thresholds. The choice of these thresholds is debated and found inappropriate, with most recent 2020 fashion proposing very low thresholds based on empirical observations.

In this session, Dr. Leo Eisner will demonstrate that these observations can be explained as order of statistics and show how this theory can be used for TLS.

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Time: June 30, 2021 9:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)