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The regional seismic risk assessment plays an important role in the disaster prevention and mitigation. The accurate time-history analysis for a region provides an important data base for regional seismic risk assessment. However, an accurate calculation method is limited, then, its accuracy still lacks validation. Meanwhile, there is also a lack of risk assessment methods and indicators applicable to the regional accurate time-history analysis, both of which hinder the seismic risk assessment. In this paper, a regional-scale time history analysis-driven method is proposed for the quantitative evaluation of regional seismic damage risk and verified with a real earthquake damage survey. First, the regional time history analysis method is introduced, including the automatic modeling, response calculating, result analysis and 3-D visualization modules. Second, a calculation method for seismic damage degrees (DD) of buildings is introduced. Subsequently, the probabilistic models of each DD under the ground motions with a specific intensity are calculated based on regional-scale nonlinear time history analysis. Next, the concept of the three-level seismic damage risk is offered, then a determining workflow of seismic damage risks is proposed based on the code-abiding three-level design requirement. Afterward, the regional seismic damage index is suggested for the quantitative evaluation of earthquake-induced damage risk. Finally, the actual seismic damage database of 192 buildings in epicenter of Ludian Earthquake is established through on-site investigations, then used to verify the regional simulation's accuracy. Consequently, it could be an aid to accurately present seismic damage distribution assessments and effectively develop seismic risk mitigation strategies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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