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Full Field Deformation Measurements During Seismic Loading of Masonry Buildings

This article demonstrates the potential of the Digital Image Correlation (DIC) method to provide accurate full field deformation measurements and successfully monitor the development of damage during seismic excitation of partially grouted reinforced masonry buildings. Several earthquake load profiles were produced at the Large High Performance Outdoo...

Published December 28, 2015 By S. Rajaram (Drexel University), P.A. Vanniamparabil (Drexel University), F. Khan (Drexel University), M. Bolhassani (Drexel University), A. Koutras (University of California San Diego), I. Bartoli (Drexel University), F. Moon (Drexel University), A. Hamid (Drexel University), P. Benson Shing (University of California San Diego), John Tyson (Trilion Quality Systems), A. Kontsos (Drexel University)

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Civil Engineering DIC High-Speed Imaging

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