2023 Papers NameTopicLauren VinnellEarthquake perceptions, beliefs, and preparedness in the Canterbury Region: A comparison before, during and after the Canterbury Earthquake Sequence in Aotearoa New ZealandPrashidha KhatiwadaSeismic Vulnerability Assessment of Buildings at an Urban ScaleElodie Borleis (poster)SRC’s AUS8 Earthquake Recurrence Model – A product of 30 years of continuous improvements of earthquake hazard data, concepts and techniquesVic Dent (poster)Continuing seismicity from the Arthur River area, southwest Western AustraliaHyek RyuEarthquake Risk and Mitigation Assessment in the Yilgarn, WAEric WangIdentifying hidden faults using Coulomb stress change inversion: application to the 5.5 (mb) 1973 Picton EarthquakeJohn SimmonsEarthquakes are Exciting for Coal Miners TooAdam PascaleIndustry-funded Monitoring of Induced EarthquakesHossein DerakhshanRapid visual screening and seismic vulnerability assessment of Queensland’s vintage unreinforced masonry buildingsDr Hadi GhasemiDevelopment of a Web Portal for Australian Ground-Motion Data Alex McFadyenChallenging Current Design Standards – Seismic Design in AustraliaAndreas GustafsonNon linear pushover analysis of ordinary moment resisting frame structures in AustraliaShuoguo QuiThe effects of the vertical distribution of medical services on hospital seismic resilienceAngelo ThurairajahSeismic lateral stability design to AS CodesAndrew CoumarosConnection and Bracing Systems tested to allow for seismic design parameters in AustraliaJonathan GriffinThe 2023 National Seismic Hazard Assessment of Australia: Rationale for changes in hazardRobin Baru (poster)Seismic Vulnerability Assessment of Selected High-Rise Building in Lae City, Papua New Guinea Grace Wantepe (poster)Structural Monitoring of Bumbu and Butibam Bridges of Lae City, Papua New Guinea Mark EdwardsInterim Amendment to PNGS 1001-1982: Translating an Improved Assessment of Seismic Hazard to Design PracticeLaramel Aisi / Joseph O. EspiThe Missing Link to Effective Seismic Communication and Resilience in Papua New GuineaMirzi BetasoloStructural Assessment on Buildings Vulnerability to Seismic Hazards in the Lae City, the Industrial Hub of Papua New GuineaPhil CumminsA GNSS Survey of the Ramu-Markham Fault, Papua New Guinea Dan ClarkTectonic geomorphology and Holocene uplift rates of the Lae Urban Area, PNGArash Nazari RadImproving Construction Compliance: The Role of BIM Modelling for Seismic Supports on Non-Structural ComponentsGeorgi ClarkeSeismic Restraint of Non-Structural Elements – A New Zealand Consultant’s PerspectiveJordan BartlettImportance Level 4 Special Study: Industry Vulnerabilities Snapshot 2023Elisa LumantarnaSimplified Method of Modelling Tension Stiffening in Reinforced Concrete Walls Tamarah KingInforming seismic hazard with geodesy & remote-sensing from Turkey to Central AsiaCatherine Peryer Constraining fault geometry and slip rates of the Lovely Banks Fault, VictoriaJeff BaylessUpdates to the Somerville et al. (2009) Ground Motion Model for Australia Using Broadband Ground-Motion Simulations Stacey S. MartinModern reappraisal of historical seismicity for seismic hazard assessmentJames La GrecaNeotectonic Scarp Delineations of the Beechworth and Culcairn Faults: DEM and Lidar Analysis with Field ObservationsReza Ebrahimi, PhD Site characterization of 12 seismic monitoring stations in SE Victoria, Australia Yao HuRapid Assessment of torsional amplification of seismic demand in plan asymmetric buildings Hayman AhmedThe effectiveness of linear/ nonlinear viscous damper and damper subsystem stiffness of SDOF system subjected to different ground motions.Xiangzhe WengPullout Tests of Grout Tube Connections in Limited Ductile Precast Reinforced Concrete Walls 2022
