Hazard and Risk Assessment

All Items

• Development of LSN-based pipe repair rate models utilising data from the 2011 Christchurch earthquakes

  Jose Moratalla, Vinod Sadashiva

  155-166

• Planning for resilience of water networks under earthquake hazard A case study for Rotorua District, New Zealand

  S R Uma, Finn Scheele, Elizabeth Abbott, Jose Moratalla

  135-152

• Infrastructure failure propagations and recovery strategies from an Alpine Fault earthquake scenario Establishing feedback loops between integrated modelling and participatory processes for impact reduction

  Alistair Davies, Conrad Zorn, Thomas Wilson, Liam Wotherspoon, Sarah Beavan, Tim Davies, Matthew Hughes

  82-96

• Multi-hazard analysis and mapping of coastal Tauranga in support of resilience planning

  Steve Raynor, Megan Boston

  176-183

• Expected seismic performance of gravity dams using machine learning techniques

  Rocio Segura, Jamie Padgett, Patrick Paultre

  58-68

• ‘End to end’ linkage structure for integrated impact assessment of infrastructure networks under natural hazards

  Yasir Syed, S R Uma, Raj Prasanna, Liam Wotherspoon

  153-162

• Improving Wellington region’s resilience through integrated infrastructure resilience investments

  Vinod Sadashiva, Richard Mowll, S R Uma, Sheng L Lin, David Heron, Nick Horspool, Mostafa Nayyerloo, James Williams, Yasir Syed, Robert Buxton, Andrew King, Biljana Lukovic, Kelvin Berryman, Michele Daly

  117-134

• Characterisation of transport resilience and measures to enhance resilience in the recovery after the 2016 Kaikōura earthquake

  Dougal Mason, Pathmanathan Brabhaharan

  69-81

• Integrated Wellington region land transport resilience study

  Pathmanathan Brabhaharan

  163-175

• Seismic hazard estimation in stable continental regions Does PSHA meet the needs for modern engineering design in Australia?

  Trevor I. Allen

  22-36

• A different way of thinking about seismic risk A call for debate

  John Hare

  141-149

• Development of cladding contribution functions for seismic loss estimation

  Shreedhar Khakurel, Trevor Z. Yeow, Frankie Chen, Zam Wang, Sandip K. Saha, Rajesh P. Dhakal

  23-43

• Potential of Building Information Modelling for seismic risk mitigation in buildings

  David P. Welch, Timothy J. Sullivan, Andre Filiatrault

  253-263

• Characterisation and seismic vulnerability assessment of unreinforced masonry buildings in Dunedin CBD

  Najif Ismail, Kieran McGrannachan, Glen Hazelton

  131-140

• A review of post-earthquake building control policies with respect to the recovery of the Christchurch CBD

  B.D. Galloway, H.J. Hare

  105-116

• What can we do about earthquakes? Towards a systematic approach to seismic risk mitigation

  David Alexander

  49-60

• Adequacy of existing house foundations for resisting earthquakes The cost-benefit of upgrading

  J. D. Irvine, Geoff C. Thomas

  31-37

• Economic payback of improved detailing for concrete buildings with precast hollow-core floors

  R. P. Dhakal, R. K. Khare, J. B. Mander

  106-119

• Financial risk assessment methodology for natural hazards

  Rajesh P. Dhakal, John B. Mander

  91-105

• GIS-based emergency and evacuation planning for volcanic hazards in New Zealand

  J. W. Cole, C. E. Sabel, E. Blumenthal, K. Finnis, A. Dantas, S. Barnard, D.M. Johnston

  149-164

• Risk of casualties in New Zealand earthquakes

  David J. Dowrick, David A. Rhoades

  53-72

• Ash fall prediction in New Zealand

  T. Poirot, J. Cole, D.G. Elms

  181-194

• The decision support model for risk management A conceptual approach

  Warwick Smith

  149-155

• Estimating earthquake and landslide tsunami hazard for the New Zealand coast

  W.P. de Lange, V.G. Moon

  62-69

• Earthquake risk reduction actions for New Zealand

  David J. Dowrick

  249-259