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1. Relative sea level rise contributions to flood construction levels in British Columbia.

Author

Isaacson, Michael

Subjects
MONTE Carlo method, SEA level, FLOOD risk, PROBABILISTIC number theory, FLOODS
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Published
2022
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2. Improvements in the airtightness of housing in Richmond, British Columbia.

Author

Foroushani, Sepehr

Subjects
RENEWABLE energy transition (Government policy), INDOOR air quality, BUILDING envelopes, EXTREME weather, HOUSING
Abstract

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Published
2022
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3. Bridge infrastructure resilience assessment against seismic hazard using Bayesian best worst method.

Author

Khan, Md Saiful Arif, Etonyeaku, Leonard Chinedu, Kabir, Golam, Billah, Muntasir, and Dutta, Subhrajit

Subjects
EARTHQUAKE hazard analysis, HAZARD mitigation, NATURAL disasters, JUDGMENT (Psychology), TRANSPORTATION agencies
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Published
2022
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4. Seismic fragility assessment of multi-span concrete highway bridges in British Columbia considering soil–structure interaction.

Author

Billah, A.H.M. Muntasir and Alam, M. Shahria

Subjects
SOIL-structure interaction, BRIDGE bearings, BRIDGES, CONCRETE bridges, CONTINUOUS bridges
Abstract

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Published
2021
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5. An intercomparison of regional and at-site rainfall extreme value analyses in southern British Columbia, Canada.

Author

Cannon, Alex J.

Subjects
RAINFALL, EXTREME value theory, PRECIPITATION forecasting, FLOODS, MOMENTS method (Statistics), MAXIMUM likelihood statistics, L-moments
Abstract

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Published
2015
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