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The seismic response of the geologic structure beneath the Colosseum is investigated using a two-dimensional modeling for a vertically incident plane SH wave.
P. Labak +3 more
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Effective 3D modeling of heritage sites
Over the past few years, a remarkable increase has occurred in the demand for 3D models for cultural heritage applications. The techniques employed have evolved from surveying and CAD tools and/or traditional photogrammetry into laser scanning and more automated image-based techniques. However, selecting the most effective technique for a given project
VETTORE, ANTONIO +3 more
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Effects of folding on metalloprotein active sites [PDF]
Experimental data for the unfolding of cytochrome c and azurin by guanidinium chloride (GuHCl) are used to construct free-energy diagrams for the folding of the oxidized and reduced proteins. With cytochrome c , the driving force for folding the reduced protein is larger than that for the ...
Winkler, Jay R. +4 more
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回顾总结了近20年国内外关于地震动场地调整系数的主要研究成果,重点分析强震动观测和数值理论方法在考虑场地条件对地震动参数影响方面的效果,总结各类方法的适用性和优缺点,结合国内外相关规范条文对比分析国内外的主要成果,得出我国软土的场地调整系数值小于国际水平,并进一步分析了造成这种差异的原因。最后基于目前国际地震区划工作的发展趋势以及各行业相关规范的新技术需求,对新一代区划图的研究工作进行了展望。
Jingru Yan, Yushan Zhang, Wenliang Kan
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Effective Visualization of Object Allocation Sites
Modern software execution platforms are designed to efficiently cope with a massive number of objects creations and destructions. However, ensuring that the memory consumed by an application execution is not excessive remains a manual activity. It is widely known that debugging memory issues is a tedious and error-prone activity.
Alison Fernandez-Blanco +2 more
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Vulnerability and Site Effects in Earthquake Disasters in Armenia (Colombia). I—Site Effects [PDF]
The city of Armenia, Colombia has been repeatedly subjected to moderate magnitude earthquakes. Damage in that city for the 1999 (Mw6.2) event was disproportionate (maximum observed EMS-92 intensity of IX), even considering the small epicentral distance (18 km). Two main factors have been invoked: Site effects and vulnerability of the building stock. We
Francisco J. Chávez-García +3 more
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Seismic damage and geological heterogeneity in Rome's Colosseum area: are they related?
According to the historical sources, the Colosseum suffered several types of damage related to earthquakes. In particular, the damage is mostly concentrated in the southern portion of the amphitheater where the study of the geological features shows the ...
M. Parotto +3 more
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Dynamic response of stepped loess slopes in embankment under running loads of high-speed train
In order to study the dynamic response of loess slopes under high-speed train loads and evaluate their influence on the stability of the loess slopes, the vibration characteristics of loess slope site under train loads are analyzed in time domain and ...
YAN Wu-jian 1, 2, ZHENG Hai-zhong 1, CHE Ai-lan 3, WANG Ping 1, 2, TIAN Xin-xin 1
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Ensuring the safety of coastal and offshore projects subjected to strong earthquakes is a major engineering challenge. A two-dimensional nonuniform gridding and fine finite element model for the seabed cross-section site in Jintang Strait is established ...
CHEN Guo-xing 1, 2, YUE Wen-ze 1, 2, RUAN Bin 3, WANG Yan-zhen 1, 2
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Development of a novel method for monitoring the antioxidative effect of ascorbic acid in rat blood [PDF]
A real time evaluation method for the ex vivo antioxidative effect in rat blood after administration of ascorbic acid (ASA) is described. The antioxidative effect in small amounts of samples (0.5 μL) could be measured by hyphenated semi-micro flow ...
Kuroda, Naotaka +5 more
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