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Seismic damage and loss assessment of water distribution systems: A case study of Batangas City, Philippines
Lifeline systems, such as water distribution systems, are essential infrastructure and it is crucial that these systems remain operational in the wake of damaging earthquakes. Historically, pipe failures are largely attributed to the failure of the surrounding soil, while damages to elevated water t
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