Development of a Database from the Duzce-Bolu Region in Turkey to Enable Testing Hypotheses Relating Urban Building Damage to Structural, Geotechnical and Geological Parameters

CMS0085270标题：“开发土耳其Duzce-Bolu地区的数据库，以测试与城市建筑破坏与结构、岩土和地质参数有关的假设”PI：R.FroschInstitution：普渡大学摘要：拟议工作的具体和唯一目标是收集、整理和存档与土耳其Duzce-Bolu地区的城市建筑地震脆弱性评估有关的分布数据。这项工作将集中于11月12日事件造成的破坏，将由普渡大学的教职员工和学生与圣母大学、伊利诺伊大学和安卡拉中东技术大学合作开展。土耳其国家自来水厂和土耳其安置和自然灾害局承诺允许免费访问他们的地质、岩土和地震信息数据库。该项目的独特之处在于，最终产品将包括一个数据库(已在www.AnatolianQuake.org上启动)，其中包含由结构工程师、岩土工程师和地质学家组成的凝聚力小组选择的信息，并以所有三个学科的研究人员都能理解的方式呈现，以便测试有关城市地震风险的交叉假设。计划包括基本建筑数据(损坏程度、层数、框架类型、足迹、关键构件尺寸、在Duzce、Bolu和Kaynasli的大约750栋建筑的位置坐标)。岩土数据将包括Duzce-Bolu地区的地质和岩土表面图以及水文地质图。在地理信息系统格式中，它还将包括具有土壤特性的钻孔记录以及可用的现场和实验室数据，如SPT、CPT、渗透率和剪切叶片。除了目前可用的断层线图外，地质数据还将包括项目人员将获得的关于地面破裂和变形的详细信息。这些数据的可用性集中于对建成环境造成严重和轻微破坏的特定位置，将为联合或独立工作的地质学家、岩土工程师和结构工程师提供丰富和有用的数据库，以测试和开发地震易损性评估方法。

CMS0085270Title: "Development of a Database from the Duzce-Bolu Region in Turkey to Enable Testing Hypotheses Relating Urban Building Damage to Structural, Geotechnical, and Geological Parameters"PI: R. FroschInstitution: Purdue UniversityAbstract:The specific and sole objective of the proposed work is to gather, collate, and archive for distribution data related to the assessment of urban building seismic vulnerability in the Duzce-Bolu region in Turkey. The work will focus on the damage caused by the 12 November event and will be carried out by faculty and students of Purdue University cooperatively with the University of Notre Dame, the University of Illinois, and The Middle East Technical University, Ankara. The Turkish State Waterworks and the Turkish Directorate for Resettlement and Natural Disasters have committed to allow free access to their databases on geological, geotechnical, and seismological information.The distinctive feature of the project is that the final product will include a database (initiated already at www.AnatolianQuake.org) containing information selected by a cohesive group of structural engineers, geotechnical engineers, and geologists and presented in a manner to be understood by researchers in all three disciplines so that cross-cutting hypotheses about urban earthquake-risk can be tested.The plan is to include basic building data (damage level, number of stories, framing type, footprint, critical member sizes, location coordinates) for approximately 750 buildings in Duzce, Bolu, and Kaynasli. The geotechnical data will include geological and geotechnical surface maps as well as hydrogeological maps of the Duzce-Bolu region. In GIS format, it will also include borehole logs with soil characterization and available field and laboratory data such as SPT, CPT, permeability, and shear vane. In addition to the currently available line maps of the fault, geological data will include detailed information on ground fracturing and deformation to be obtained by the project staff.Availability of these data, focused on specific locations of heavy and light damage to the built environment, will provide a rich and useful database to geologists, geotechnical engineers, and structural engineers working jointly or independently to test and develop methods for assessment of earthquake vulnerability.