The eigth edition of the INFRARISK- Summer Workshop was held at FEUP, on the 4th of November 2022.
Research work carried out in the scope of the scholarships attributed in the framework of the Doctoral Program InfraRisk- was presented and discussed:
Earthquake Engineering
- Lessons from the 2017 Central Mexico Earthquakes: the seismic performance of historic adobe buildings in the State of Morelos – Rafael Ramírez Eudave, 4th year student, University of Minho
- Exploring Benefit-Cost Analysis for Earthquake Risk Reduction – Holger Lovon, 4th year student, University of Aveiro
- BIM-based seismic vulnerability assessment using the Equivalent Frame Method – Expeditious modelling and analysis framework of existing URM-RC buildings – Gonçalo Lopes, 5th year student, University of Aveiro
- Development of an aluminium restricted buckling bracing with a dissipative component (BRD_AL device) – Ricardo Ferreira, 5th year student, IST
- Simulation and testing of wall-to-diaphragm connections in masonry buildings – Maria Pia Ciocci, 6th year student, LNEC, University of Minho
Hydrological Engineering
- Development of Multi-Hazard Risk Indicators for Immovable Cultural Heritage – Flood Vulnerability Assessment – Luis Gerardo Flores Salazar, 4th year student, FEUP
- Frozen in Time: Continuous Measurements in a Dam Breach Breach Flow - Teresa Alvarez, 6th year student, IST, LNEC
Infrastructures & Geotechnics
- Effect of Earthquake Risk on the Real Estate Market. An application to Lisbon – João Fragoso Januário, 4th year student, IST
- Increasing robustness of critical infrastructures assessment hazards artificial intelligence and structural monitoring – Fabiana Navia, 4th year student, LNEC, FEUP
- Experimental methods for investigating the effects of soil settlements and vibrations in cultural heritage buildings, induced by underground structures–Georgios Karanikoloudis, 6th year student, University of Minho
Invited Lecture
- Saving the Planet, a new Challenge for Structural Engineers – Rui Pinho, University of Pavia, Italy
The workshop promoted interaction, discussion of future development amongst participants, colleagues and academic staff from the Board of Studies (BoS) and Board of Advisors (BoA) to PhD Supervisors.
Detailed program of the workshop is available here.