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2. Regionalization of Liquefaction Triggering Models
3. Assessing the Limitations of Liquefaction Manifestation Severity Index Prediction Models
4. A cone penetration test database for multiple thin-layer correction procedure development
5. Addressing complexities in MPM modeling of calibration chamber cone penetrometer tests in homogenous and highly interlayered soils
6. Surficial liquefaction manifestation severity thresholds for profiles having high fines-content, high-plasticity soils
7. True Liquefaction Triggering Curve
8. Underground Sensing Strategies for the Health Assessment of Buried Pipelines
9. List of Contributors
10. Quantifying the Error Associated with the Elastic Halfspace Assumption in Site Response Analysis
11. Accounting for Intrinsic Soil Properties and State Variables on Liquefaction Triggering
12. Limitations of Surface Liquefaction Manifestation Severity Index Models Used in Conjunction with Simplified Stress-Based Triggering Models
13. MPM Modeling of Cone Penetrometer Testing for Multiple Thin-Layer Effects in Complex Soil Stratigraphy
14. Influence of extent of remedial ground densification on seismic site effects via 2-D site response analyses
15. Robust identification and characterization of thin soil layers in cone penetration data by piecewise layer optimization
16. The 2011 Mineral, Virginia, earthquake, and its significance for seismic hazards in eastern North America—Overview and synthesis
17. Preface
18. Geotechnical aspects in the epicentral region of the 2011 Mw 5.8 Mineral, Virginia, earthquake
19. The 2011 Mineral, Virginia, Earthquake, and Its Significance for Seismic Hazards in Eastern North America
20. Equivalence, Justice, Injustice – Health and Social Care Decision Making in Relation to Prison Populations
21. Selecting the Optimal Factor of Safety or Probability of Liquefaction Triggering for Engineering Projects Based on Misprediction Costs
22. Accounting for Epistemic Uncertainty in Site Effects in Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis
23. Bench-Scale Testing of Grouts for Geo-Slice Peels
24. Settlement Prediction of a RAP-Supported Footing in Liquefiable Soils Subjected to a Seismic Loading
25. Assessment of the efficacies of correction procedures for multiple thin layer effects on Cone Penetration Tests
26. CPT-based liquefaction case histories compiled from three earthquakes in Canterbury, New Zealand
27. Ground motion prediction equations for significant duration using the KiK-net database
28. Expanded Byrne model for evaluating seismic compression
29. Efficacy of Aging Correction for Liquefaction Assessment of Case Histories Recorded during the 2010 Darfield and 2011 Christchurch Earthquakes in New Zealand
30. Ground motion prediction equations for Arias Intensity using the Kik-net database
31. The effects of COVID-19 on self-harm in UK prisons
32. An iterative linear procedure using frequency-dependent soil parameters for site response analyses
33. Evaluating Liquefaction Triggering Potential Using Seismic Input Parameters That Are Consistent with ASCE 7-16
34. A Consistent Correlation between V s , SPT, and CPT Metrics for Use in Liquefaction Evaluation Procedures
35. Evaluating Liquefaction Triggering Potential at Sites Impacted by the 2016 Mw 5.8 Pawnee, Oklahoma, Induced Earthquake
36. RESPONSE TO Discussion of “What is the smallest earthquake magnitude that needs to be considered in assessing liquefaction hazard?” by Roger MW Musson
37. Discussion of What is the Smallest Earthquake Magnitude that Needs to be Considered in Assessing Liquefaction Hazard? by Roger M.W. Musson
38. Paleoliquefaction studies in continental settings
39. The Stratigraphy of Compound Sand Blows at Sites of Recurrent Liquefaction: Implications for Paleoseismicity Studies
40. What is the Smallest Earthquake Magnitude that Needs to be Considered in Assessing Liquefaction Hazard?
41. Site effect estimation on two Icelandic strong-motion arrays using a Bayesian hierarchical model for the spatial distribution of earthquake peak ground acceleration
42. U.S. DOE Industrial Technologies Program ? Technology Delivery Plant-Wide Assessment at PPG Industries, Natrium, WV
43. A Critique of b-Values Used for Computing Magnitude Scaling Factors
44. Effect of Non-Liquefiable High Fines-Content, High Plasticity Soils on Liquefaction Potential Index (LPI) Performance
45. Geomorphological Controls on the Distribution of Liquefaction in Blenheim, New Zealand, during the 2016 M w 7.8 Kaikōura Earthquake
46. The Influence of the Non-Liquefied Crust on the Severity of Surficial Liquefaction Manifestations: Case History from the 2016 Valentine’s Day Earthquake in New Zealand
47. Geomorphological Influences on the Distribution of Liquefaction in the Wairau Plains, New Zealand, Following the 2016 Kaikōura Earthquake
48. Rammed aggregate pier installation effect on soil properties
49. Characterisation of the Groningen subsurface for seismic hazard and risk modelling
50. Seismic Analysis of Cantilever Retaining Walls, Phase I
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