Typhoon damage assessment manual.

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TextSeries: Civil report ; 87/2Publication details: Perth, W.A. : Curtin University of Technology, 1987Description: 80 leaves : illSubject(s):

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F 624.176 TYP

Subject: Presents analysis methods for the determination of wind speeds from structural damage and determination of wind loads from wind speed data. Also presents practical guidelines on the implementation of damage assessment programmes and on the production of reports that will provide valuable information for upgrading the structural performance of buildings in order to resist future typhoons

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Presents analysis methods for the determination of wind speeds from structural damage and determination of wind loads from wind speed data. Also presents practical guidelines on the implementation of damage assessment programmes and on the production of reports that will provide valuable information for upgrading the structural performance of buildings in order to resist future typhoons

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