U. S. Panel on Structural Control Research

1990年2月，在国家科学基金会的支持下成立了“美国结构控制研究小组”。 该小组负有以下职责： (1) 促进有关该领域最新发展的信息的传播； (2) 确定所需的研究和开发并确定其优先顺序； (3) 制定该领域分析和实验进展的初步计划； (4) 制定全面测试和示范的计划。 美国专家组在过去三年中取得的成就包括：(1) 召开美国国家结构控制研究研讨会，有 100 名与会者参加；(2) 七个专家组工作组的建立和活动；(3) 与日本结构控制专家组的合作；(4) 协助 NSF 结构控制倡议；(5) 召开美国-意大利-日本关于结构控制研究的研讨会/研讨会。结构控制，（6）组织第十届世界地震工程大会技术会议，（7）制定国际结构控制协会（IASC）初步计划，（8）参加美国/中国/日本三边结构控制研讨会，（9）参加众多有关智能民用基础设施系统的国际会议，以及（10）信息传播。 该项目为该小组在未来五年内的持续运作提供资金，以实施该提案中详述的该小组的工作计划。 该小组的主要活动包括：(1) 指导委员会及其七个工作组的运作，(2) 与智能民用基础设施系统监测和控制领域的国际团体的合作，(3) 出版定期通讯，(4) 编写关于结构控制现状和研究需求的技术报告，(5) 召开 1993 年国际结构控制研讨会，(6) 建立国际结构控制协会， (7)召开1994年世界结构控制会议，(8)信息传播，(9)智能民用基础设施系统领域的课程开发。

In February 1990, a "U.S. Panel on Structural Control Research" was established under the auspices of the National Science Foundation. The Panel is charged with the following responsibilities: (1) facilitating the transmission of information concerning state-of- the-art developments in the field; (2) identifying and prioritizing needed research and development; (3) developing preliminary plans for analytical and experimental advancement in the field; and (4) developing plans for the performance of full-scale testing and demonstration. Among the accomplishments of the U.S. Panel during the past three years are: (1) Convening of the U.S. National Workshop on Structural Control Research, with 100 Attendees, (2) Establishment and Activities of Seven Panel Working Groups, (3) Collaboration with Japan Structural Control Panel, (4) Assistance with the NSF Structural Control Initiative, (5) Convening the US-Italy-Japan Workshop/Symposium on Structural Control, (6) Organizing Technical Sessions in the Tenth World Conference on Earthquake Engineering, (7) Development of Preliminary Plans for the International Association of Structural Control (IASC), (8) Participation in the US/PRC/Japan Trilateral Workshop on Structural Control, (9) Participation in Numerous International Meetings Concerning Smart Civil Infrastructure Systems, and (10) Information Dissemination. The project provides funding of continuing operations of the Panel over the next five years to implement the work plans of the Panel as detailed in the proposal. The major activities of the Panel include: (1) Operations of the Steering Committee and its Seven Working Groups, (2) Collaboration with International Groups in the Area of Monitoring and Control of Smart Civil Infrastructure Systems, (3) Publications of a Periodic Newsletter, (4) Preparation of a Technical Report on Structural Control Status and Research Needs, (5) Convening the 1993 International Workshop on Structural Control, (6) Establishment of the International Association for Structural Control, (7) Convening the 1994 World Conference on Structural Control, (8) Information Dissemination, and (9) Curriculum Development in the Field of Smart Civil Infrastructure Systems.