19–22 Mar 2025
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A REVIEW OF EXISTING SEISMIC VULNERABILITY FUNCTIONS FOR BUILDINGS IN THE BALKAN REGION

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Full paper - scientific Seismic Loss and Risk Analysis Seismic Loss and Risk Analysis

Speaker

Kristina Milkova (PhD Student, Assistant)

Description

This paper provides detailed investigation of the methodologies developed for seismic vulnerability assessment in the area. Empirical, analytical, and hybrid approaches that have been regionally developed and applied are summarized and their similarities and differences are discussed. Having in mind the parallels in existing structural archetypes in the region (N. Macedonia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Romania, Greece), the investigation focuses on the most common types: masonry and reinforced concrete structures. A reliable assessment of seismic hazard is essential for effective vulnerability evaluation, and the relevant published methodologies are also summarized. Additionally, the developed risk assessment methodologies are discussed. This overview is expected to guide research at institutions throughout the region and encourage enhanced collaboration among experts in seismic vulnerability.

Type Full paper - scientific
DOI https://doi.org/10.5592/CO/3CroCEE.2025.53

Primary authors

Kristina Milkova (PhD Student, Assistant) Marta Savor Novak (Faculty of Civil Engineering Zagreb) Marko Marinković (Department of engineering mechanics and theory of structures, Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Belgrade) Elena Dumova-Jovanoska ("Ss.Cyril and Methodius" University)

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