2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.coastaleng.2017.07.006
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An experimentally validated approach for evaluating tsunami inundation forces on rectangular buildings

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“…This leads to a lack of experimental validation of current fragility and damage relationships. There are several studies to address this gap (Rossetto et al, 2011;Charvet, 2012;Lloyd and Rossetto, 2012;Foster et al, 2017), and this area should be the focus of further research to improve the accuracy of inundation models and the understanding of tsunami-effects on buildings, both crucial for accurate fragility function derivation.…”
Section: Assessment/improvement Of the Quality Of Tsunami Intensity Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This leads to a lack of experimental validation of current fragility and damage relationships. There are several studies to address this gap (Rossetto et al, 2011;Charvet, 2012;Lloyd and Rossetto, 2012;Foster et al, 2017), and this area should be the focus of further research to improve the accuracy of inundation models and the understanding of tsunami-effects on buildings, both crucial for accurate fragility function derivation.…”
Section: Assessment/improvement Of the Quality Of Tsunami Intensity Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…are the only empirical study to consider moment of momentum flux in their fragility curves. Note that nearly all current studies that consider force are using the standard drag equation (all except Macabuag et al (2016a), below, and who additionally consider moment of momentum flux), however, this does not account for alternative estimations, such as equivalent hydrostatic methods (MLIT, 2011), bore impact (Robertson and Riggs, 2011), or changes in flow regime (Qi et al, 2014;Foster et al, 2017). Macabuag et al (2016a) derived fragility functions using an equivalent quasi-steady force proposed by Qi et al (2014) and …”
Section: Summary Of Intensity Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%
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