Browsing by Author "Boston, Megan"
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2020 Blind prediction competition for integrated complex structural and nonstructural assessment on steel hospital building
(Earthquake Engineering Research Institute, 2022-07-01)Testing of a steel hospital building that represented a complex two- building multi-story hospital - with both fixed and isolated bases, various nonstructural components, and critical medical equipment - was conducted at ... -
Advancing NZ hospital seismic readiness: creating a post-earthquake functionality dashboard
(2022)Continued functionality of critical infrastructure systems, such as hospitals, shortly after an earthquake is expected. However, experience indicates that there may be some disruption due to damage, outages, or access that ... -
Applying resilient rating systems for predicting continued operability of hospitals after earthquakes
(2018)Immediately after a major earthquake, critical facilities need to remain operational, continuously providing healthcare services. Continued operability is dependent on the physical performance of healthcare facilities ... -
Incorporating New Zealand indigenous views into community resilience frameworks for the built environment
(2022-07-01)Community resilience lacks a standardized definition and methodology to quantify. Many governments and organizations have attempted to construct frameworks for improving community resilience, particularly as related to the ... -
Integrating Maori perspectives into community resilience frameworks for the built environment
(New Zealand Society for Earthquake Engineering, 2022)Many governments and organisations have attempted to construct frameworks for improving community resilience, particularly as related to the built environment. Many frameworks, globally and locally, take a large overview ...
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Integrating mātauranga Māori into community resilience frameworks for the built environment
(The University of Waikato, 2023)Efforts to improve community resilience have seen universal efforts to grow capabilities in disaster management for the built environment. Although comprehensive frameworks exist, the perspective used to derive these ...
