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Implications for Expected Bridge Performance Considering Bearing Rotation and Ground Motion Duration
The optimal performance of critical bridge infrastructure plays a key role in upholding the functionality and resilience of transportation networks following significant seismic events. As such reliable methods for evaluating and quantifying bridge performance are essential. This work aims to quanti
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