SGER: Multi-Site Soil-Structure-Foundation Interaction Test (MISST)

提出了一个项目，结合土-结构相互作用对一个普通结构进行多nees现场结构测试。拟议项目的目标是提供一个现实的试验台应用程序，用于验证和扩展NEESgrid和NEES设备站点的组件，以进行分布式模拟。拟议的项目将涉及三个NEES设备站点（利哈伊大学、伊利诺伊大学厄巴纳-香槟分校和RPI）、NEES系统集成商和国家超级计算机应用中心（NCSA）的合作。试验台将由I-10圣莫尼卡高速公路的模型组成。这座建筑在1994年的北岭地震中受损。每个设备站点将容纳桥梁组件的物理模型，上层结构使用NCSA并行计算设施进行分析建模。使用混合测试方法，NCSA的命令位移将发布到每个设备站点的物理子结构上，这些子结构依次施加并测量恢复力返回到NCSA。站点和NCSA之间的通信将涉及使用互联网以及NEES系统集成商开发的软件和协议。拟议的项目利用了模拟的各个方面，包括NEES设备站点和NEESgrid的许多应用，包括：(1)动态载荷下的高级分析岩土建模；(2)动力荷载作用下先进的结构解析建模；(3)采用离心机进行先进岩土试验；(4)采用多自由度测试设备进行先进的结构测试。利哈伊NEES设备基地将负责其中一个桥墩。该码头将在elehigh NEES设备现场建造和测试。Lehigh还将参与桥梁结构构件的分析建模，在项目的某些阶段进行分析模拟和分布式模拟。拟议项目的结果将带来许多好处。NEES设备站点将受益于对目前为分布式测试建立的软件和硬件的评估。NEES的数据存储库和远程呈现将付诸行动，使一般社区能够观察测试，并观察到NEES的分布式仿真愿景最终实现和验证。最后，该项目将有助于扩展地震工程中综合实验分析模拟的最新技术。

A project is proposed to perform multi-NEES site structural testing of a common structure in conjunction with soil-structure interaction. The objective of the proposed project is to provide a realistic test bed application with which to verify and extend the components of the NEESgrid and the NEES equipment sites for distributed simulation. The proposed project will involve the collaboration of three NEES Equipment Sites (Lehigh University; University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; and RPI), the NEES System Integrator, and National Center for Supercomputer Applications (NCSA). The test bed will consist of a model of the I-10 Santa Monica Freeway. This structure was damaged during the 1994 Northridge earthquake. Each of the equipment sites will house a physical model of a component of the bridge, with the superstructure being modeled analytically using the NCSA parallel computing facility. Using hybrid testing methods, command displacements from NCSA will be issued to the physical substructures at each of the equipment sites, which in turn are imposed and the measured restoring forces returned to NCSA. Thecommunication between the sites and NCSA will involve the use of the Internet in conjunction with software and protocols developed by the NEES System Integrator. The proposed project utilizes aspects of simulation that comprise many of the applications of the NEES Equipment Sites and NEESgrid, including: (1) advanced analytical geotechnical modeling under dynamic loading; (2) advanced analytical structural modeling under dynamic loading; (3) advanced geotechnical testing using centrifuges; and (4) advanced structural testing using multi-degrees-of-freedom testing facilities. The Lehigh NEES Equipment Site will be responsible for one of the bridge piers. This pier will be built and tested at theLehigh NEES Equipment Site. Lehigh will also be involved in analytical modeling of structural components of the bridge structure to perform analytical simulations in conjunction with distributed simulation in some of the phases of the project. The results from the proposed project will offer numerous benefits. The NEES Equipment Sites will benefit from an evaluation of the software and hardware currently established for distributed testing. The data repository and telepresence for NEES will be put into action, enabling the general community to observe the tests and observe that the NEES vision of distributed simulation is finally realized and proven. Finally, the project will help to extend the state-of-the-art in integrated experimental-analytical simulation in earthquake engineering.