应用小波变换和C3相干算法检测地震剖面同相轴

为了提高地震剖面的信噪比和分辨率，使反射同相轴容易被识别和追踪，这里提出了一种应用小波算法及C3相干算法检测地震反射同相轴的新方法。利用小波算法提高地震剖面分辨率，减少大部分随机噪声，再运用C3相关算法和倾角扫描法检测地震剖面同相轴。应用该方法对模型数据进行了试算，证明了可行性，然后检测实际地震剖面同相轴，处理后的地震剖面同相轴品质及连续性都有了明显改善，信噪比增强，分辨率相应提高。     

基于人工神经网络的钢筋混凝土异型节点滞回模型

讨论了应用神经网络技术模拟钢筋混凝土材料滞回行为的若干问题，建立了钢筋混凝土异型节点滞回特性的BP神经网络预测模型，并获得了满意的结果。分析表明，神经网络计算是钢筋混凝土构件抗震性能研究中的一种很有潜力的新方法。     

关于日本框架柱受剪承载力公式的讨论

通过对日本抗震设计规范中有关钢筋混凝土框架柱受剪承载力代表性公式的研究，凸现了由经验公式到基于桁架一拱模型建立的发展趋势。对各公式中所包括的影响框架柱受剪承载力的主要因素(如剪跨比、轴压比、配箍率、混凝土强度、纵筋率等)进行了深入讨论，并采用框架柱受剪承载力试验数据考察了各个公式的有效性。     

无需初值的RPC模型参数求解算法研究

针对国内外研究者求解RPC(Rational Polynom ial Cam era)模型参数的算法需要初值及迭代处理,且求解过程相当复杂的缺憾,提出基于全球DEM无需初值的RPC模型参数求解算法。利用SPOT-5卫星影像进行试验,获得该算法对线阵推扫式卫星遥感影像有意义的结论。对SPOT-5卫星影像在利用严格成像模型求解RPC模型参数时,进行了控制点格网大小及高程分层数对求解精度的影响试验,得出:对SPOT-5卫星影像,采用控制点的格网大小为20像素×20像素、高程分层数为3时,可以达到精度和效率的平衡。     

钢筋混凝土框架结构全过程pushover分析

以往采用杆系模型对钢筋混凝土结构进行pushover分析时，杆端塑性铰所采用的力一变形关系模型中特征参数的计算是基于杆件的原始尺寸，且对变形的极限值(如极限曲率)没有加以限制，这种本构模型并不能完整地体现构件的受力全过程。本文首先采用数值计算方法分析了钢筋混凝土压弯构件保护层混凝土剥落后强度的变化以及箍筋约束作用对其强度和延性的影响。在此基础上，以一个预应力混凝土框架结构为例进行了全过程pushover分析。算例分析结果表明，这种分析方法能够更合理地反映结构从加载到破坏的整个受力过程。     

钢管高性能混凝土压弯构件滞回性能试验研究

考虑钢材强度、混凝土强度、轴压比等参数，进行了18个钢管高性能混凝土试件的试验，分析在往复荷载作用下钢管高性能混凝土荷载-位移关系曲线的特点、构件的轴向变形和抗弯刚度退化情况，并初步探讨往复荷载作用下的钢管高性能混凝土压弯构件承载力。     

钢筋混凝土结构的抗震加固方法述评

本文讨论了钢筋混凝土结构抗震加固的原则,对目前常用的钢筋混凝土结构的加固方法进行了简要的论述,给出了各种方法的特点和适用范围以及一些需要注意的问题.文中还提出了加固方法将来可能的发展方向.     

反复荷载下矩形钢管混凝土柱的抗震性能Ⅰ:试验研究

本文介绍了16根1/2比例的矩形钢管混凝土柱在常轴力和侧向低周反复荷载作用下的抗震性能试验研究，描述了构件的非线性发展过程及破坏形态，研究了不同试验参数（包括柱的轴压比、截面长宽比、含钢率、加载方向等）对矩形钢管混凝土柱抗震性能的影响。本文的工作可为矩形钢管混凝土结构的工程实践及相关标准的编制修订提供参考。     

Earthquake‐induced interaction between adjacent reinforced concrete structures with non‐equal heights

The influence of the structural pounding on the ductility requirements and the seismic behaviour of reinforced concrete structures designed to EC2 and EC8 with non‐equal heights is investigated. Special purpose elements of distributed plasticity are employed for the study of the columns. Two distinct types of the problem are identified: Type A, where collisions may occur only between storey masses; and Type B, where the slabs of the first structure hit the columns of the other (72 Type A and 36 Type B pounding cases are examined). Type A cases yielded critical ductility requirements for the columns in the pounding area mainly for the cases where the structures were in contact from the beginning of the excitation. In both pounding types the ductility requirements of the columns of the taller building are substantially increased for the floors above the highest contact storey level probably due to a whiplash behaviour. The most important issue in the pounding type B is the local response of the column of the tall structure that suffers the hit of the upper floor slab of the adjacent shorter structure. In all the examined cases this column was in a critical condition due to shear action and in the cases where the structures were in contact from the beginning of the excitation, this column was also critical due to high ductility demands. It can be summarized that in situations of potential pounding, neglecting its possible effects leads to non‐conservative building design or evaluation that may become critical in some cases. Copyright © 2004 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

A simple LMS‐based approach to the structural health monitoring benchmark problem

A structure's health or level of damage can be monitored by identifying changes in structural or modal parameters. However, the fundamental modal frequencies can sometimes be less sensitive to (localized) damage in large civil structures, although there are developing algorithms that seek to reduce this difficulty. This research directly identifies changes in structural stiffness due to modeling error or damage using a structural health monitoring method based on adaptive least mean square (LMS) filtering theory. The focus is on computational simplicity to enable real‐time implementation. Several adaptive LMS filtering based approaches are used to analyze the data from the IASC–ASCE Structural Health Monitoring Task Group Benchmark problem. Results are compared with those from the task group and other published results. The proposed methods are shown to be very effective, accurately identifying damage to within 1%, with convergence times of 0.4–13.0 s for the twelve different 4 and 12 degree of freedom benchmark problems. The resulting modal parameters match to within 1% those from the benchmark problem definition. Finally, the methods developed require 1.4–14.0 Mcycles of computation and therefore could easily be implemented in real time. Copyright © 2004 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.