1st State of the art and Challenges of Research Efforts (S.C.O.R.E.) at (@) POLIBA 3rd- 5th December 2014 Scheda dei gruppi di ricerca GRUPPO DI RICERCA • EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING AND STRUCTURAL SUSTAINABILITY (INGEGNERIA SISMICA E SOSTENIBILITA’ STRUTTURALE) ATTIVO DAL • 2000 COMPONENTI 2013_9 • Professori (3): Mauro Mezzina, PO, ICAR/09 (responsabile scientifico); Giuseppina Uva, PhD, PA, ICAR/09; Antonio Tosto PA, ICAR/09 • Ricercatori (2): Domenico Raffaele, ICAR/09; Rita Greco, PhD, ICAR/09. • Prof. a contratto (1): Dott. Ing. Francesco Porco, PhD, ICAR/09. • Dottorandi (3): – Dott. Ing. Andrea Fiore, 27°, ICAR/09; Dott. Ing. Marialuigia Sangirardi, 28°, ICAR/09; Dott. Roberto Gentile, 30°, ICAR/09 SSD SETTORI ERC (European Research Council) ICAR/09, Tecnica delle Costruzioni PE8_3 - Civil engineering, maritime/hydraulic engineering, geotechnics, waste treatment PE8_4 - Computational engineering PE6_12 - Scientific computing, simulation and modeling tools SH5_11 - Cultural heritage, cultural memory TEMATICHE: • Earthquake Engineering; nonlinear structural analysis; analysis and constitutive modelling of masonry structures; vulnerability, seismic risk and scenario analysis at the regional and urban scale; diagnosis and assessment of existing structures; protection of the architectural heritage and monumental buildings from earthquakes; stochastic dynamics; Sustainable structural design; Modelling and vulnerability analysis of bridges. (Ingegneria sismica; analisi strutturale non lineare; analisi e modellazione costitutiva di strutture murarie; vulnerabilità rischio sismico e analisi di scenario a scala territoriale e urbana; diagnostica e verifica delle strutture esistenti in c.a. e muratura; protezione del patrimonio architettonico e degli edifici monumentali dai terremoti; dinamica stocastica; Progettazione strutturale sostenibile; Modellazione ed analisi di vulnerabilità di ponti) LINEE DI RICERCA • Multi-level assessment procedures of the seismic risk and vulnerability of the built environment (residential buildings, strategic and sensitive structures, infrastructures, cultural heritage) for the sustainable reuse of existing structures. [Valutazione multi-livello del rischio e vulnerabilità sismica dell'ambiente costruito (edifici residenziali, strutture strategiche e sensibili, infrastrutture, beni culturali) per il riutilizzo sostenibile delle costruzioni esistenti.] • Mechanical modelling and seismic vulnerability assessment of masonry buildings, monuments and structural aggregates: from the micro-scale to the global dynamics. [Valutazione della vulnerabilità sismica con modellazione meccanica di edifici in muratura monumentali e di aggregati strutturali: dalla risposta del materiale murario micro-strutturato alla dinamica sismica complessiva degli edifici] • Multi-objective assessment of bridges and viaducts based on simplified mechanical vulnerability models. [Valutazione multi-obiettivo di ponti e viadotti sulla base di modelli di vulnerabilità meccanici semplificati] • Modelling and analysis of the contribution of infill panels in nonlinear seismic analysis of existing RC framed buildings: uncertainty analysis; two-scale modelling (meso-micro); calibration of equivalent macroscopic models equivalent. [Modellazione ed analisi del contributo delle tamponature nell’analisi sismica non lineare di edifici intelaiati esistenti in ca: analisi dell’incertezza; modellazione a più scale (meso–micro); calibrazione di modelli macroscopici equivalenti.] • Mechanical characterization methods using soft-computing and optimization of passive seismic protection devices. [Caratterizzazione meccanica mediante metodologie di soft-computing e ottimizzazione di dispositivi di protezione sismica passiva] RISULTATI DELLA RICERCA 2013 PRODUZIONE SCIENTIFICA • Contributi in rivista internazionale ISI/Scopus: Mezzina: 2; Uva: 12; Greco: 4; Raffaele: 4; Tosto; Fiore: 5; Sangirardi: 2; Porco: 8. • Contributi in volume: Uva: 1; Greco: 1. • Monografie: 1 • Proceedings: Mezzina: 3; Uva: 6; Raffaele: 4; Tosto: 3; Fiore: 2; Porco: 2. PUBBLICAZIONI CON CO–AUTORI STRANIERI: MOBILITÀ INTERNAZIONALE: Sangirardi (Portogallo) Earthquake Engineering and Structural Sustainability Mauro Mezzina1, Giuseppina Uva1*, Domenico Raffaele1, Rita Greco, Antonio F. Tosto1; Andrea Fiore1; Marialuigia Sangirardi1; Roberto Gentile1; Francesco Porco1 1 Dep. Dicatech, Politecnico di Bari, Bari, Italy {m.mezzina,g.uva,d.raffaele,r.greco,a.tosto,andrea.fiore,marialui gia.sangirardi,roberto.gentile,antoniofrancesco.tosto,f.porco}@po liba.it Abstract. The group is involved in the development of multi-level assessment procedures of the seismic risk and vulnerability of the built environment (residential buildings, strategic and sensitive structures and infrastructures, cultural heritage). In particular, these track is strongly addressed to the possibility of providing an effective supporting tool for the seismic safety assessment of historical masonry buildings and the design of interventions aimed at the rehabilitation and sustainable re-use of historical centres. Another class of structures that has been investigated is that of bridges and viaducts. The objective is to propose a simple mechanical vulnerability model, which can be easily applied at the regional scale. The model can be enriched in order incorporate the interaction with other hazards (such as floods,…) and a multi-objective “condition”/“functionality” rating, to be used in the evaluation and optimization of the intervention strategy. Keywords: Seismic Risk and Vulnerability; Structural Safety; Protection of Historical and Monumental Buildings from Earthquakes; Sustainable Reuse of Existing Buildings and Historical Centers; Retrofitting Techniques; Mechanical and Computational Modelling; Non-Linear Dynamic and Pushover Analysis Techniques for Seismic Protection. 1 Multi-level assessment procedures of the seismic risk and vulnerability of the built environment (residential buildings, strategic and sensitive structures, infrastructures, cultural heritage) for the sustainable reuse of existing structures "While every year 50,000 acres of land is lost in new development, thousands of ancient villages and historic towns risk the abandonment and the complete degradation. [...]." [1]. The sustainability of settlement models is a priority, particularly in Italy, lacking in building land, where urbanization disorderly builds free land, floods agricultural areas, besieges the natural landscape resources, even occupying areas unsuited to settlement, as the ones at landslide risk. The expectations for the future foresee further pressure on urban centers, with an enlargement of the problem. In the past, a number of attempts, aimed Page 1 of 4 at promoting the restoration of abandoned or degraded historical centres, degraded industrial areas and cities' quarters, dismissed infrastructures were developed, but often resulted to be poorly incisive and enduring. Above all, they did not mark a turning point towards a new vision of the urban development, which has continued to promote brand new settlements. Nowadays, the option of reusing existing buildings is raising the attention of the building enterprises, but is inhibited by a number of technical and operational difficulties, mainly driven by the strict requirements of the recently issued technical seismic standards and by the complexity of the matter. The seismic building code [2], in fact, has been completely reviewed in the last 5 years, in order to comply with the most advanced international standards, and is particularly demanding with respect to the seismic safety assessment of existing constructions. This generated confusion among professionals and technicians, as pointed out by the significant efforts put in place by the scientific community and by professional associations to support and update the technicians and did not favour a recovery of the construction market. Due to their strategic and central position in the city, to the high potential for settlement and to the historical, cultural and touristic value, the importance of focusing on reuse of historic centres and neighbourhoods is now recognized at all levels, and is the subject of great interest by different stakeholders. In this context, a crucial point is the seismic and structural safety of buildings. This is a very complex problem which interferes with every step of the strategies of sustainable reuse of existing buildings, and is one of the central object of the research activity of the group. Within this framework, the group has been involved, in the last few years, in the development of Multi-level assessment procedures of the seismic risk and vulnerability of the built environment (residential buildings, strategic and sensitive structures and infrastructures, cultural heritage). The analyses start from the regional scale, in order to provide a rational basis for the prioritization of interventions, mitigation strategies and fund allocation. In particular, these track is strongly addressed to the possibility of providing an effective supporting tool for the seismic safety assessment of historical masonry buildings and the design of interventions aimed at the rehabilitation and sustainable reuse of historical centres. Another class of structures that has been investigated in detail is that of bridges and viaducts. The objective is to propose a mechanically based –but simple – vulnerability model that can be easily applied at the regional scale. Besides the seismic vulnerability, the model is being enriched in order to account for the interaction with other hazards (such as floods, undermining, …) and incorporate a multi-objective definition of the “condition” and “functionality” rating, to be used in the evaluation and optimization of the intervention strategy. With regard to these issues, the research group has developed several studies and research projects in collaboration with local authorities and administrations. For example, the regional municipality of Puglia has promoted studies on the vulnerability of Apulia, with reference to residential buildings, school buildings and bridges (Antaeus Project, Project Sprepas). The results of the research studies have been published in several papers and books [3-32] References [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16] [17] “The new life of old villages”, Tekneco (2012), n.6 2012, www.Tekneco.it. D.M. 14 gennaio 2008. Norme tecniche per le costruzioni. Porco F., Porco G., Uva G., Sangirardi M. (2013), “Experimental characterization of “Non-engineered” masonry systems in a highly seismic prone area”, Construction and Building Materials, 48, pp. 406-416. DOI: 10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2013.07.028. Raffaele, D., Porco, F., Fiore, A., Uva, G. (2013). “Simplified vulnerability assessment of reinforced concrete circular piers in multi-span simply supported bridges”. Structure and Infrastructure Engineering. DOI: 10.1080/15732479.2013.772642. Fiore, A., Porco, F., Uva, G., Mezzina M. (2013). “On the dispersion of data collected by in situ diagnostic of the existing concrete”. Construction and Building Materials, 47, pp. 208-217. DOI: 10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2013.05.001. codice scopus 2-s2.0-84878663211 Porco, F., Fiore, A., Porco, G., Uva, G. (2013). "Monitoring and safety for prestressed bridge girders by SOFO sensors”. Journal of Civil Structural Health Monitoring, 3 (1), pp. 3-18. DOI: 10.1007/s13349-012-0029-9. Codice scopus 2-s2.0-84876564245. Casolo, S., Uva, G. (2013) “Nonlinear analysis of out-of-plane masonry façades: Full dynamic versus pushover methods by rigid body and spring model”. Earthquake Engineering and Structural Dynamics, 42 (4), pp. 499-521. DOI: 10.1002/eqe.2224. Casolo, S., Milani, G., Uva, G., Alessandri, C (2013). “Comparative seismic vulnerability analysis on ten masonry towers in the coastal Po Valley in Italy”. Engineering Structures, 49, pp. 465-490. DOI: 10.1016/j.engstruct.2012.11.033. Uva, G., Casolo, S. (2013), “Non-Linear Dynamic Analysis of Masonry Towers under Natural Accelerograms Accounting for Soil-Structure Interaction”, Proc. COMPDYN 2013 (M. Papadrakakis, V. Papadopoulos, V. Plevris eds.), Kos Island, Greece, 12–14 June 2013. Uva, G., Fiore A. (2013), “Effects of “reinforced” infilled frames on existing RC buildings”, Proc. COMPDYN 2013 (M. Papadrakakis, V. Papadopoulos, V. Plevris eds.), Kos Island, Greece, 12–14 June 2013. Casolo, S., Porco F., Uva G. (2013), “An Analytical Approach for Assessment of the Effects of Infill Panels in RC Frames”, Proc. COMPDYN 2013 (M. Papadrakakis, V. Papadopoulos, V. Plevris eds.), Kos Island, Greece, 12–14 June 2013. Uva, G., Raffaele, D., Porco, F., Fiore, A., Porco, G. (2012). “Bridge monitoring by fiber optic deformation sensors: A case study”. Bridge Maintenance, Safety, Management, Resilience and Sustainability - Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference on Bridge Maintenance, Safety and Management, pp. 3911-3918. Casolo S, Uva G (2011). “Seismic vulnerability assessment of masonry towers: full nonlinear dynamics vs pushover analyses”. Proc. of Compdyn 2011Eds. M. Papadrakakis, M. Fragiadakis and V. Plevris. ISBN 978-960-99994-0-3 (CD-ROM), Corfù, Greece, 26-28 May 2011. Fiore A, Mezzina M, Porco F, Raffaele D, Uva G (2012). “Seismic safety assessment program of school building in Puglia (Italy): overview and case studies”. Proceedings of the 15th World Conference on Earthquake Engineering. Lisbona, 24-28 settembre. Fiore A, Mezzina M, Porco F, Raffaele D, Uva G. (2012). “A simplified approach for the seismic vulnerability assessment of RC bridges with simply supported deck” Paper n. 3964 - Proceedings of the 15th World Conference on Earthquake Engineering. Lisbona, 24-28 settembre. Greco R, Marano G, M. Mezzina, S. Milella, D. Raffaele, F. Palmisano, F. Porco, I. Trulli, G. Uva (2012). Il Progetto Aristoteles. Un'analisi tecnico-economica sulle strutture scolastiche in Puglia. ISBN: 978-88-7522-043-3 M. Mezzina, F. Porco, D. Raffaele, G. Uva, “Linee guida per la valutazione della sicurezza di edifici pubblici con strutture in c.a. o in muratura”, Convenzione Dipartimento ICAR del Politecnico di Bari – Autorità di Bacino Regione Puglia, 2010. Page 3 of 4 [18] S. Casolo, F. Porco, G. Porco, G. Uva. (2008). Vulnerabilità strutturale e rischio sismico del Patrimonio Architettonico: indagini, analisi, modelli. Ed. Digilabs, Bari. ISBN9788875220211. [19] Raffaele D., Porco F., Uva G. (2008) “Analisi di Vulnerabilità del Viadotto”, In: Sicurezza e conservazione delle prime costruzioni in calcestruzzo armato (a cura di: M. Mezzina, G. Uva, R. Greco). ISBN: 978-88-251-7311-6. Ed. Città Studi di De Agostini scuola. [20] Mezzina M, Uva G. (2008). “Una conclusione per la salvaguardia del patrimonio architettonico”. In: Sicurezza e conservazione delle prime costruzioni in calcestruzzo armato (a cura di: M. Mezzina, G. Uva, R. Greco). ISBN: 978-88-251-7311-6. Ed. Città Studi di De Agostini scuola. (ITALY). [21] Mezzina M, Uva G. (2008). “Capitolo 1: Comprendere il Rischio Sismico.” In: Rischio sismico e strategie di mitigazione per i centri storici. Il caso di Laino Castello. A cura di M. Mezzina, M. Aristodemo, L. Jurina, G. Uva. Bari, Biblios editore. [22] Mezzina M., Uva G., Greco R., Trulli I. (2008). “Capitolo 9: Rischio Hazard e Vulnerabilità”. In: Rischio sismico e strategie di mitigazione per i centri storici. Il caso di Laino Castello (a cura di M. Mezzina, M. Aristodemo, L. Jurina, G. Uva). Bari, Biblios editore. ISBN: 978-88-6225-020-7. [23] Uva G., Trulli I. (2008). “Capitolo 10: Analisi del rischio sismico e geomorfologico”. In: Rischio sismico e strategie di mitigazione per i centri storici. Il caso di Laino Castello (a cura di M. Mezzina, M. Aristodemo, L. Jurina, G. Uva). Bari, Biblios editore. ISBN: 97888-6225-020-7. [24] Rischio sismico e strategie di mitigazione per i centri storici. Il caso di Laino Castello. (2008). A cura di M. Mezzina, M. Aristodemo, L. Jurina, G. Uva. Bari, Biblios editore. ISBN: 978-88-6225-020-7. [25] Uva G, Mezzina M, Sanjust CA (2011). “Progetto Antaeus: Una metodologia di valutazione della vulnerabilità dell’edilizia diffusa nella Provincia di Foggia”. Atti del XIV Convegno Anidis – l’Ingegneria sismica in Italia. Bari, 18-22 settembre 2011, Bari:Digilabs Di Fiore G. & C. S.A.S. , ISBN: 978-88-7522-040-2 [26] Mezzina M, Uva G, Casolo S, Sanjust C A, Ferrandino A (2011). Applicazione della metodologia “Antaeus” per la stima della vulnerabilità di livello 1 nella Provincia di Foggia.” Atti del XIV Convegno Anidis - L'ingegneria Sismica in Italia. Bari, Italy, September 18-22, 2011, Bari:digilabs di Fiore G. & C. s.a.s. , ISBN: 978-88-7522-040-2 [27] Mezzina M, Greco R, Marano G, Milella S, Palmisano F, Porco F, Trulli I, Uva G (2011). “Proposta di valutazione del rischio a “livello 0”, Atti del XIV Convegno Anidis – l’Ingegneria sismica in Italia, Ed. Digilabs, Bari, ISBN 978-88-7522-040-2. Bari, 18-22 settembre 2011. [28] M. Mezzina, G. Uva, D. Raffaele, F. Porco, A. Fiore (2011). “Linee guida per la verifica di vulnerabilità sismica di edifici in c.a. nella provincia di Foggia: casi di studio”. Le prospettive di sviluppo delle opere in calcestruzzo strutturale nel terzo millennio. Atti 26° Congresso Nazionale giornate Aicap 2011, Padova 19-21 Maggio 2011. [29] G. Uva, F. Porco, A. Fiore (2011). “Valutazione della vulnerabilità sismica di edifici strategici in c.a.: modellazione numerica e analisi dei risultati”, Le prospettive di sviluppo delle opere in calcestruzzo strutturale nel terzo millennio. Atti 26° Congresso Nazionale giornate Aicap 2011, Padova 19-21 Maggio 2011. [30] Mezzina M, Porco F, Raffaele D, Uva G (2010). “Sicurezza strutturale delle scuole in Puglia: strategie per la mitigazione del rischio e linee guida per le verifiche di sicurezza”, Strategie di sviluppo sostenibile per le costruzioni in Cina in Europa e in Italia, atti del convegno Roma 19-20 Aprile 2010, ISBN 978-88-548-4418-6. [31] Trulli I, Uva G. (2009) “Valutazione integrata di rischio sismico e rischio geomorfologico”, Atti del XIII Convegno Anidis – l’Ingegneria sismica in Italia. Bologna 28 giugno – 2 luglio 2009. 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