STAND4HERITAGE

NEW STANDARDS FOR SEISMIC ASSESSMENT OF BUILT CULTURAL HERITAGE

STAND4HERITAGE (New STANDards for seismic assessment of built cultural HERITAGE) ambitiously engages in introducing new standards for safeguarding built cultural heritage for the next generations, which is a major societal demand. Due to their large diversity, the accurate description of the structural behaviour of heritage buildings is still an open issue, particularly when subjected to earthquake ground motions.

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Latest News

October 14

The S4H team member, Dr. Shaghayegh Karimzadeh recently presented two conference papers at the 39th General Assembly (GA) of the European Seismological Commission...

October 14

The S4H Team recently published a new research paper in the journal Engineering Structures. The paper delves into the use of the Applied Element...

September 9

Dr. Shaghayegh Karimzadeh, as a member of the S4H project, is leading the organisation of two Minisymposiums at COMPDYN 2025, which will be held in...

August 5

The S4H Team has recently published a new research paper in the journal Engineering Structures. The paper introduces a practical...

July 22

Dr Shaghayegh Karimzadeh, in collaboration with Assoc Prof António Aguiar Costa from the University of Lisbon and Dr Omid Hassanshahi from the University of Minho,...

July 15

The S4H members Dr. Bernardo, Daniel Caicedo, Simon Szabo, and  Georgios Vlachakis recently presented four conference papers at the 18th World...

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