Earthquake Disaster Simulation of Civil Infrastructures: From Tall Buildings to Urban Areas

In this comprehensive work, a team of experts delves into the intricacies of earthquake disaster simulations and their implications for civil infrastructure. With a keen focus on how these simulations can enhance the resilience of various structures, particularly tall buildings and urban environments, the book offers a wealth of knowledge for engineers, urban planners, and researchers alike.

The authors present a range of methodologies and technologies employed in simulating seismic events and assessing their impact on different types of infrastructures. By providing detailed case studies and practical insights, they illustrate the challenges and solutions faced in urban design, particularly in earthquake-prone regions.

Furthermore, the text emphasizes the importance of integrating simulation data into the planning and construction processes, highlighting how it can lead to safer and more robust buildings. Readers will find this resource invaluable as they navigate the complexities of designing civil infrastructures capable of withstanding the forces of nature.