Transportation network vulnerability analysis for the case of a catastrophic earthquake

Transportation network vulnerability analysis for the case of a catastrophic earthquake
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10.1016/j.ijdrr.2015.01.009
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2015-06
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通讯作者:
Navid Khademi;Behrooz Balaei;M. Shahri;M. Mirzaei;B. Sarrafi;Moeid Zahabiun;A. S. Mohaymany
Navid Khademi;Behrooz Balaei;M. Shahri;M. Mirzaei;B. Sarrafi;Moeid Zahabiun;A. S. Mohaymany
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地球科学2区
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作者:
Navid Khademi;Behrooz Balaei;M. Shahri;M. Mirzaei;B. Sarrafi;Moeid Zahabiun;A. S. Mohaymany

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