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Scope Note :
“Earthquake Engineering deals with the effects of earthquakes on people and their environment and with methods of reducing those effects. It is a very broad field, drawing on aspects of geology, seismology, geotechnical engineering, structural engineering, risk engineering, and other technical fields. Its practice requires consideration of social, economic, and political factors.” (Source: Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering. TA 654.6 K7 1996, 3rd floor, Circulation Section)
Broader Term :
- Civil Engineering
- Engineering
- Engineering geology
Narrower Term :
- Earthquake hazard analysis
- Earthquake resistant design
- Lifeline earthquake engineering
BOOKS
Reference sources located at the Information-Reference Section, 2nd floor:
- Bridge engineering: seismic design. Wai-Fah Chen, Lian Duan. TG 300 B755 2003
- Comparative performances of seismic design codes for concrete structures: Tokyo, Japan, April 20-21, 1999. Concrete Committee of Japan Society of Civil Engineers. TA 683.24 C65 1999a v.1
- Excavation handbook. Church, Horace K. TA 730 C46 1981
- Geotechnical earthquake engineering handbook. Day, Robert W. TA654.6 D39 2002
- Guidelines for earthquake resistant non-engineered construction. Arya, Anand Swarup. TA 658.44 G85 1986
- Handbook of geology in civil engineering. Robert F. Legget, Paul F. Karrow. TA 705 L45 1983
- Seismic design of buildings and bridges: for civil and structural engineers. Williams, Alan, 1930. TA 658.444 W55 2003
Texts Located at the Circulation Section, 3rd floor:
- Basic geology for engineers. Bundred, J. TA 705 B8 1969a
- Comparative performances of seismic design codes for concrete structures: Tokyo, Japan, April 20-21, 1999. Concrete Committee of Japan Society of Civil Engineers. TA 683.24 C65 1999a v.1
- Design for earthquakes. James Ambrose, Dimitry Vergun. TA 658.44 A5 1999
- Design of earthquake-resistant buildings. Wakabayashi, Minoru, 1921- TA 658.44 W35 1986
- Design of seismic isolated structures: from theory to practice. James M. Kelly. Naeim, Farzad. TA 658.44 N34 1999, CD01292
- Dynamics of structures: theory and applications to earthquake engineering. Chopra, Anil K. TA654.6 C46 2001
- Dynamics of structures: theory and applications to earthquake engineering. Chopra, Anil K. TA 654.6 C46 1995
- Earthquake design criteria. P.C. Jennings. Housner, George William, 1910. TA 658.44 H68 1982
- Earthquake engineering: from engineering seismology to performance-based engineering. Yousef Bozorgnia, Vitelmo V. Bertero. TA654.6 E27 2004
- Earthquake engineering for concrete dams: design, performance, and research needs. Panel on Earthquake Engineering for Concrete Dams, Committee on Earthquake Engineering, Division of Natural Hazard Mitigation, Commission on Engineering and Technical Systems, National Research Council. TC547 .E24 1990
- Earthquake resistant concrete structures. Penelis, George G. TA 658.44 P46 1997
- Earthquake spectra and design. W.J. Hall. Newmark, Nathan Mortimer, 1910-1981. TA 654.6 N49 1982
- Engineering for protection from natural disasters: proceedings of the international conference held in Bangkok, 7-9 January 1980. Asian Institute of Technology. TA 658.44 E65 1980
- Engineering geology. H. Ries and Thomas L. Watson. Ries, H. TA 705 R5 1936
- Geotechnical earthquake engineering. Kramer, Steven Lawrence. TA 654.6 K7 1996
- A Geology for Engineers. M.H. de Freitas. Blyth, Frances George Henry. QE 33 B6 1984
- A Geology for Engineers. M.H. de Freitas. Blyth, Frances George Henry. QE 33 B6 1974a
- An introduction to the seismicity of the United States. Algermissen, Sylvester Theodore, 1932. QE 535.2 U5 A44 1983
- Introduction to structural motion control. Connor, Jerome J. TA658.44 .C66 2003
- Manual of seismic design. Stratta, James L. TA 658.44 S77 1987
- Principles of engineering geology. Jerome V. DeGraff. Johnson, Robert Britten. TA 705 J64 1988
- Remote sensing and GIS for site characterization: applications and standards. V.H. Singhroy, D.D. Nebert, A.I. Johnson. TA 705 R45 1996
- Seismic design and retrofit of bridges. Priestley, M. J. N. TG 300 P74 1996
- Vibration of structures: applications in civil engineering design. Smith, John W. TA 654 S55 1988
- Wind and seismic effects: proceedings of the 23rd Joint Meeting of the U.S.-Japan Cooperative Program in Natural Resources Panel on Wind and Seismic Effects. United States-Japan Cooperative Program in Natural Resources. Panel on Wind and Seismic Effects. Joint Meeting (23rd: 1991: National Institute of Standard and Technology). TA 654.5 U54 1991
Texts located at the Filipiniana Section, 4th floor:
- Japan-Philippine Workshop on Safety and Stability of Infrastructure Against Environmental Impacts. TA170 J36
- U. P. handbuk ng kahandaan sa kalamidad. Paz, Consuelo J., Zayas, Cynthia Neri. QE 521 U18 1991a
PERIODICALS
ELECTRONIC
American Society of Civil Engineers
http://www.pubs.asce.org/
- Fourway: Graphical Tool for Performance-Based Earthquake Engineering. Mackie, K. R. Journal of Structural Engineering 132 (8) : August 2006. p. 1274+
- Regional Economic Models for Performance Based Earthquake Engineering. An, Donghwan. Journal of Structural Engineering 5 (4) : November 2004. p. 188+
- Market-Focused and Open-Systems Approaches to Earthquake Loss-Reduction: Contextualizing Role of Engineering Research. Bruneau, Michel. Journal of Structural Engineering 3 (2) : May 2002. p. 48+
- Active Control with Optical Fiber Sensors and Neural Networks. I: Theoretical Analysis. Tzu-Kang Lin. Journal of Structural Engineering 132 (8) : August 2006. p. 1293+
- Review of Dynamics of Structures: Theory and Applications to Earthquake Engineering, Third Edition, by Anil K. Chopra. Roesset, Jose. Journal of Structural Engineering 133 (5) : May 2007. p. 752.
GALE Computer Online
http://www.infotrac.apla.galegroup.com/itweb/dlsu
- Forecasting the big one.(A stroll through the technology landscape) (Virtual California help forecasting quakes). Peterson, Tommy. Computerworld 39 (44) : October 31, 2005. p. 32+
- Earthquake law pushes hospitals to spend big on IT: California measure leads to new data centers, IT upgrades; costs expected to be in the billions.(Security measures)(California Facilities Seismic Safety Act)(related article: Facing Seismic Change, IT Pros Try to Meet Current Needs). Brewin, Bob. Computerworld 38 (7) : February 18, 2004. p. 1.
- Working toward a quake-proof design: earthquake data collection and analysis could someday prevent Los Angeles-type disaster. (high-powered computers running simulations may help scientists understand earthquakes and build structures to withstand them). Booker, Ellis. Computerworld 28 (5) : January 31, 1994. p. 86.
- Crust model addresses new (and old) earthquakes. GEO World 18 (12) : December 2005. p. 12+
- DigitalGlobe, Longmont, Colo. GEO World 16 (12) : December 2003. p. 64+
- Earthquake council reborn. GEO World 19 (7) : July 2006. p. 14+
- Earthquake planners hail scientific planning.. GEO World 16 (1) : January 2003. p. 19+
- USGS devotes new energy to monitor earthquakes. GEO World 19 (3) : March 2006. p. 14+
ProQuest Online
http://www.umi.com/pqdauto Civil Engineering
- Earthquake engineers say site matters. Civil Engineering 68 (10) : October 1998. p. 28+
- Innovative Approaches to Earthquake Engineering. Bert, Ray. Civil Engineering 72 (7) : July 2002. p. 86+
- Research center to bolster capabilities. Civil Engineering. 71 (5) : May 2001. p. 26+
- Shake, rattle and map. King, Stephanie A., Kiremidjian, Anne S. Civil Engineering 66 (6) : June 1996. p. 50+
- Smart fluid dampens seismic forces. Civil Engineering 68 (12) : December 1998. p. 27+
- Torsional motion of buildings during earthquakes. II. inelastic response. Humar, J.L.; Kumar, P. Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering 25 (5) : October 1998. p. 917+
- Seismic testing and performance of buckling-restrained bracing systems. Tremblay, R.; Bolduc, P.; Neville, R., DeVall, R. Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering 33 (2) : February 2006. p. 183+
- Development of seismic hazard maps for the proposed 2005 edition of the National Building Code of Canada1,2. Adams, John; Atkinson, Gail. Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering 30 (2) : April 2003. p. 255+
- Dynamic analysis of buildings for earthquake-resistant design1. Saatcioglu, Murat; Humar, Jag Mohan. Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering 30 (2) : April 2003. p. 338+
- Seismic performance of low- and medium-rise chevron braced steel frames. Tremblay, Robert; Robert, Nathalie. Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering 28 (4) : August 2001. p. 699+
- Building for earthquakes. Leith, William. Science 304 (5677) : June 11, 2004. p. 1604+
- Fault interactions and large complex earthquakes in the Los Angeles area. Anderson, Greg; Aagaard, Brad; Hudnut, Ken. Science 302 (5652) : December 12, 2003. p. 1946+
- Laboratory earthquakes along inhomogeneous faults: Directionality and supershear. Xia, Kaiwen; Rosakis, Ares J.; Kanamori, Hiroo; Rice, James R. Science 308 (5722) : April 29, 2005. p. 681+
- Laboratory earthquakes: The sub-rayleigh-to-supershear rupture transition. Xia, Kaiwen; Rosakis, Ares J.; Kanamori, Hiroo. Science 303 (5665) : March 19, 2004. p. 1859+
- The source of the Lisbon earthquake/response. Fonseca, Joao F.B.D.; Gutscher, Marc-Andre. Science 308 (5718) : April 1, 2005. p. 50+
VERTICAL FILE
(Information-Reference Selection, 2nd floor)
- Structural consideration in earthquake-resistant design. Tabujara, Ernesto. VF 00338
INTERNET WEBSITES
(Cybernook, Ground floor, Graduate corners, 2nd and 3rd floors)
Earthquake Engineering Research Institute
http://www.eeri.org/
[Retrieved May 15, 2007]
"The objective of the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute is to reduce earthquake risk by (1) advancing the science and practice of earthquake engineering, (2) improving understanding of the impact of earthquakes on the physical, social, economic, political, and cultural environment, and (3) advocating comprehensive and realistic measures for reducing the harmful effects of earthquakes."
Office of Earthquake Engineering
http://www.dot.ca.gov/hq/esc/earthquake_engineering/
[Retrieved May 15, 2007]
"The Office of Earthquake Engineering: Provides earthquake engineering and seismic hazard services to Caltrans' engineers; develops new and improved structural earthquake engineering analysis tools and analysis methods; Evaluates and recommends new materials and devices for use in seismic design and; develops and prepares structural earthquake engineering and seismic hazard related standards, guidelines, details and manuals."
The George E. Brown, Jr. Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation (NEES)
http://nees.buffalo.edu/
[Retrieved May 15, 2007]
"The George E. Brown, Jr. Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation (NEES) provides a national resource that will shift the emphasis of earthquake engineering research from current reliance on physical testing to integrated experimentation, computation, theory, databases, and model-based simulation."
Should you have comments or suggestions on this pathfinders, please call us at these telephone numbers, 536-0244, 524-4611 local 620 or email us through “Ask LORA”.
Compiled by: Mrs. Yolanda F. Odisnada & Mr. Arvin N. Robles.
Date: June 2007
Scope Note :
“Earthquake Engineering deals with the effects of earthquakes on people and their environment and with methods of reducing those effects. It is a very broad field, drawing on aspects of geology, seismology, geotechnical engineering, structural engineering, risk engineering, and other technical fields. Its practice requires consideration of social, economic, and political factors.” (Source: Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering. TA 654.6 K7 1996, 3rd floor, Circulation Section)
Broader Term :
- Civil Engineering
- Engineering
- Engineering geology
Narrower Term :
- Earthquake hazard analysis
- Earthquake resistant design
- Lifeline earthquake engineering
BOOKS
Reference sources located at the Information-Reference Section, 2nd floor:
- Bridge engineering: seismic design. Wai-Fah Chen, Lian Duan. TG 300 B755 2003
- Comparative performances of seismic design codes for concrete structures: Tokyo, Japan, April 20-21, 1999. Concrete Committee of Japan Society of Civil Engineers. TA 683.24 C65 1999a v.1
- Excavation handbook. Church, Horace K. TA 730 C46 1981
- Geotechnical earthquake engineering handbook. Day, Robert W. TA654.6 D39 2002
- Guidelines for earthquake resistant non-engineered construction. Arya, Anand Swarup. TA 658.44 G85 1986
- Handbook of geology in civil engineering. Robert F. Legget, Paul F. Karrow. TA 705 L45 1983
- Seismic design of buildings and bridges: for civil and structural engineers. Williams, Alan, 1930. TA 658.444 W55 2003
Texts Located at the Circulation Section, 3rd floor:
- Basic geology for engineers. Bundred, J. TA 705 B8 1969a
- Comparative performances of seismic design codes for concrete structures: Tokyo, Japan, April 20-21, 1999. Concrete Committee of Japan Society of Civil Engineers. TA 683.24 C65 1999a v.1
- Design for earthquakes. James Ambrose, Dimitry Vergun. TA 658.44 A5 1999
- Design of earthquake-resistant buildings. Wakabayashi, Minoru, 1921- TA 658.44 W35 1986
- Design of seismic isolated structures: from theory to practice. James M. Kelly. Naeim, Farzad. TA 658.44 N34 1999, CD01292
- Dynamics of structures: theory and applications to earthquake engineering. Chopra, Anil K. TA654.6 C46 2001
- Dynamics of structures: theory and applications to earthquake engineering. Chopra, Anil K. TA 654.6 C46 1995
- Earthquake design criteria. P.C. Jennings. Housner, George William, 1910. TA 658.44 H68 1982
- Earthquake engineering: from engineering seismology to performance-based engineering. Yousef Bozorgnia, Vitelmo V. Bertero. TA654.6 E27 2004
- Earthquake engineering for concrete dams: design, performance, and research needs. Panel on Earthquake Engineering for Concrete Dams, Committee on Earthquake Engineering, Division of Natural Hazard Mitigation, Commission on Engineering and Technical Systems, National Research Council. TC547 .E24 1990
- Earthquake resistant concrete structures. Penelis, George G. TA 658.44 P46 1997
- Earthquake spectra and design. W.J. Hall. Newmark, Nathan Mortimer, 1910-1981. TA 654.6 N49 1982
- Engineering for protection from natural disasters: proceedings of the international conference held in Bangkok, 7-9 January 1980. Asian Institute of Technology. TA 658.44 E65 1980
- Engineering geology. H. Ries and Thomas L. Watson. Ries, H. TA 705 R5 1936
- Geotechnical earthquake engineering. Kramer, Steven Lawrence. TA 654.6 K7 1996
- A Geology for Engineers. M.H. de Freitas. Blyth, Frances George Henry. QE 33 B6 1984
- A Geology for Engineers. M.H. de Freitas. Blyth, Frances George Henry. QE 33 B6 1974a
- An introduction to the seismicity of the United States. Algermissen, Sylvester Theodore, 1932. QE 535.2 U5 A44 1983
- Introduction to structural motion control. Connor, Jerome J. TA658.44 .C66 2003
- Manual of seismic design. Stratta, James L. TA 658.44 S77 1987
- Principles of engineering geology. Jerome V. DeGraff. Johnson, Robert Britten. TA 705 J64 1988
- Remote sensing and GIS for site characterization: applications and standards. V.H. Singhroy, D.D. Nebert, A.I. Johnson. TA 705 R45 1996
- Seismic design and retrofit of bridges. Priestley, M. J. N. TG 300 P74 1996
- Vibration of structures: applications in civil engineering design. Smith, John W. TA 654 S55 1988
- Wind and seismic effects: proceedings of the 23rd Joint Meeting of the U.S.-Japan Cooperative Program in Natural Resources Panel on Wind and Seismic Effects. United States-Japan Cooperative Program in Natural Resources. Panel on Wind and Seismic Effects. Joint Meeting (23rd: 1991: National Institute of Standard and Technology). TA 654.5 U54 1991
Texts located at the Filipiniana Section, 4th floor:
- Japan-Philippine Workshop on Safety and Stability of Infrastructure Against Environmental Impacts. TA170 J36
- U. P. handbuk ng kahandaan sa kalamidad. Paz, Consuelo J., Zayas, Cynthia Neri. QE 521 U18 1991a
PERIODICALS
ELECTRONIC
American Society of Civil Engineers
http://www.pubs.asce.org/
- Fourway: Graphical Tool for Performance-Based Earthquake Engineering. Mackie, K. R. Journal of Structural Engineering 132 (8) : August 2006. p. 1274+
- Regional Economic Models for Performance Based Earthquake Engineering. An, Donghwan. Journal of Structural Engineering 5 (4) : November 2004. p. 188+
- Market-Focused and Open-Systems Approaches to Earthquake Loss-Reduction: Contextualizing Role of Engineering Research. Bruneau, Michel. Journal of Structural Engineering 3 (2) : May 2002. p. 48+
- Active Control with Optical Fiber Sensors and Neural Networks. I: Theoretical Analysis. Tzu-Kang Lin. Journal of Structural Engineering 132 (8) : August 2006. p. 1293+
- Review of Dynamics of Structures: Theory and Applications to Earthquake Engineering, Third Edition, by Anil K. Chopra. Roesset, Jose. Journal of Structural Engineering 133 (5) : May 2007. p. 752.
GALE Computer Online
http://www.infotrac.apla.galegroup.com/itweb/dlsu
- Forecasting the big one.(A stroll through the technology landscape) (Virtual California help forecasting quakes). Peterson, Tommy. Computerworld 39 (44) : October 31, 2005. p. 32+
- Earthquake law pushes hospitals to spend big on IT: California measure leads to new data centers, IT upgrades; costs expected to be in the billions.(Security measures)(California Facilities Seismic Safety Act)(related article: Facing Seismic Change, IT Pros Try to Meet Current Needs). Brewin, Bob. Computerworld 38 (7) : February 18, 2004. p. 1.
- Working toward a quake-proof design: earthquake data collection and analysis could someday prevent Los Angeles-type disaster. (high-powered computers running simulations may help scientists understand earthquakes and build structures to withstand them). Booker, Ellis. Computerworld 28 (5) : January 31, 1994. p. 86.
- Crust model addresses new (and old) earthquakes. GEO World 18 (12) : December 2005. p. 12+
- DigitalGlobe, Longmont, Colo. GEO World 16 (12) : December 2003. p. 64+
- Earthquake council reborn. GEO World 19 (7) : July 2006. p. 14+
- Earthquake planners hail scientific planning.. GEO World 16 (1) : January 2003. p. 19+
- USGS devotes new energy to monitor earthquakes. GEO World 19 (3) : March 2006. p. 14+
ProQuest Online
http://www.umi.com/pqdauto Civil Engineering
- Earthquake engineers say site matters. Civil Engineering 68 (10) : October 1998. p. 28+
- Innovative Approaches to Earthquake Engineering. Bert, Ray. Civil Engineering 72 (7) : July 2002. p. 86+
- Research center to bolster capabilities. Civil Engineering. 71 (5) : May 2001. p. 26+
- Shake, rattle and map. King, Stephanie A., Kiremidjian, Anne S. Civil Engineering 66 (6) : June 1996. p. 50+
- Smart fluid dampens seismic forces. Civil Engineering 68 (12) : December 1998. p. 27+
- Torsional motion of buildings during earthquakes. II. inelastic response. Humar, J.L.; Kumar, P. Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering 25 (5) : October 1998. p. 917+
- Seismic testing and performance of buckling-restrained bracing systems. Tremblay, R.; Bolduc, P.; Neville, R., DeVall, R. Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering 33 (2) : February 2006. p. 183+
- Development of seismic hazard maps for the proposed 2005 edition of the National Building Code of Canada1,2. Adams, John; Atkinson, Gail. Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering 30 (2) : April 2003. p. 255+
- Dynamic analysis of buildings for earthquake-resistant design1. Saatcioglu, Murat; Humar, Jag Mohan. Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering 30 (2) : April 2003. p. 338+
- Seismic performance of low- and medium-rise chevron braced steel frames. Tremblay, Robert; Robert, Nathalie. Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering 28 (4) : August 2001. p. 699+
- Building for earthquakes. Leith, William. Science 304 (5677) : June 11, 2004. p. 1604+
- Fault interactions and large complex earthquakes in the Los Angeles area. Anderson, Greg; Aagaard, Brad; Hudnut, Ken. Science 302 (5652) : December 12, 2003. p. 1946+
- Laboratory earthquakes along inhomogeneous faults: Directionality and supershear. Xia, Kaiwen; Rosakis, Ares J.; Kanamori, Hiroo; Rice, James R. Science 308 (5722) : April 29, 2005. p. 681+
- Laboratory earthquakes: The sub-rayleigh-to-supershear rupture transition. Xia, Kaiwen; Rosakis, Ares J.; Kanamori, Hiroo. Science 303 (5665) : March 19, 2004. p. 1859+
- The source of the Lisbon earthquake/response. Fonseca, Joao F.B.D.; Gutscher, Marc-Andre. Science 308 (5718) : April 1, 2005. p. 50+
VERTICAL FILE
(Information-Reference Selection, 2nd floor)
- Structural consideration in earthquake-resistant design. Tabujara, Ernesto. VF 00338
INTERNET WEBSITES
(Cybernook, Ground floor, Graduate corners, 2nd and 3rd floors)
Earthquake Engineering Research Institute
http://www.eeri.org/
[Retrieved May 15, 2007]
"The objective of the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute is to reduce earthquake risk by (1) advancing the science and practice of earthquake engineering, (2) improving understanding of the impact of earthquakes on the physical, social, economic, political, and cultural environment, and (3) advocating comprehensive and realistic measures for reducing the harmful effects of earthquakes."
Office of Earthquake Engineering
http://www.dot.ca.gov/hq/esc/earthquake_engineering/
[Retrieved May 15, 2007]
"The Office of Earthquake Engineering: Provides earthquake engineering and seismic hazard services to Caltrans' engineers; develops new and improved structural earthquake engineering analysis tools and analysis methods; Evaluates and recommends new materials and devices for use in seismic design and; develops and prepares structural earthquake engineering and seismic hazard related standards, guidelines, details and manuals."
The George E. Brown, Jr. Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation (NEES)
http://nees.buffalo.edu/
[Retrieved May 15, 2007]
"The George E. Brown, Jr. Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation (NEES) provides a national resource that will shift the emphasis of earthquake engineering research from current reliance on physical testing to integrated experimentation, computation, theory, databases, and model-based simulation."
Should you have comments or suggestions on this pathfinders, please call us at these telephone numbers, 536-0244, 524-4611 local 620 or email us through “Ask LORA”.
Compiled by: Mrs. Yolanda F. Odisnada & Mr. Arvin N. Robles.
Date: June 2007