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Some 340 papers, representing authors from thirty countries, cover a wide range of developments in structural safety and reliability that concern all types of structures from space structures to land-based facilities and ocean/offshore systems. Some of the topics included are wind engineering, seismic design, building performance, redundancy, fatigue, load modeling, optimal design, and risk analysis. A valuable reference on recent developments in structural safety-reliability and probabilistic mechanics. Acidic paper. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
The proceedings of ICOSSAR '89 address the critical advancements in structural safety and reliability across diverse engineering domains. This collection, featuring contributions from authors across thirty nations, synthesizes a broad spectrum of research pertinent to all structural types, from aerospace applications to terrestrial and marine systems. The papers explore key areas such as wind engineering, seismic considerations, building performance evaluation, structural redundancy, fatigue analysis, load modeling, optimal design strategies, and comprehensive risk assessment methodologies.
This volume is recognized as a valuable reference for recent developments in structural safety-reliability and probabilistic mechanics. The breadth of topics and international authorship suggest a comprehensive overview of the field as of 1989. The inclusion of diverse structural types and specific engineering challenges indicates its utility for researchers and practitioners seeking to understand the state-of-the-art in probabilistic approaches to structural engineering.
Page Count:
2390
Publication Date:
1990-01-01
Publisher:
ASCE
ISBN-10:
0872627438
ISBN-13:
9780872627437
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