WEDNESDAY 03 APRIL 2019
13.00 – 17.00	Crowne Plaza Hotel	NHRP Workshop @ Victoria Room, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Auckland
13.00 – 16.30	Depart from Britomart	Field trip visiting Auckland volcanoes

THURSDAY 04 APRIL 2019
08.00 – 19.30	SkyCity Level 5	Registration Open
09.30 – 09.45	New Zealand Room 1 + 2	Welcome and Conference Opening Dean Kimpton (President, Engineering NZ) Chairs: David Whittaker and Bruce Deam
09.45 – 10.45	New Zealand Room 1 + 2	Session 1: EQC Keynote: Maryann Phipps BETTER BUILDINGS BY DESIGN WHAT DOES IT REALLY TAKE TO DESIGN A GOOD BUILDING? Chair: David Whittaker
10.45 – 11.15	New Zealand Room 3 + 4	Morning Tea
11.15 – 12.15	New Zealand Room 1 + 2	Session 2: Inaugural Park and Paulay Lecture: David Hopkins IMPROVING EARTHQUAKE RESILIENCE OF NEW ZEALAND BUILDINGS. WHO CARES? Chair: Rajesh Dhakal
12.15 – 13.15	New Zealand Room 3 + 4	Lunch
13.15 – 15.00	New Zealand Room 1 + 2	Session 3: Invited Plenary Session FACTS, RISK AND ACTION: ARE WE HAVING THE RIGHT CONVERSATION? Susan Freeman-Greene (Chief Executive, Engineering NZ) BUILDING ON SHAKY GROUND - CHALLENGES FACING NEW ZEALAND’S BUILDING REGULATOR Mike Kerr (Chief Engineering Advisor, BSP Branch, MBIE) THE NATURAL HAZARDS RESEARCH PLATFORM 2009-2019: A RETROSPECTIVE Kelvin Berryman (Manager Strategic Relationships, Hazards Division, GNS Science) PROBABILISTIC TSUNAMI HAZARD AND RISK ASSESSMENT William Power (Senior Geophysicist, GNS Science) Tsunami
15.00 – 15.30	New Zealand Room 3 + 4	Afternoon Tea
15.30 – 17.00	Session 4	5in5 Session 4A: Geotechnical Engineering Chairs: Liam Wotherspoon Room: New Zealand 1	5in5 Session 4B: Performance Enhancement Measures Chairs: Geoff Rodgers Room: New Zealand 2	5in5 Session 4C: Modeling, Analysis and Tests for Seismic Performance Assessment Chairs: Rajesh Dhakal and Kam Weng Yuen Room: Marlborough 2
		4A.01 A COMPENDIUM OF LIQUEFACTION POTENTIAL ASSESSMENT METHODS Ademola Bolarinwa 4A.02 SOIL-FOUNDATION-STRUCTURE INTERACTION ANALYSIS OF AN INSTRUMENTED WELLINGTON BUILDING Christopher McGann 4A.03 LEARNING TO SPEAK GEOTECH – THE IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNICATION BETWEEN GEOTECHNICAL AND STRUCTURAL DISCIPLINES THROUGHOUT PROJECT DELIVERY Amy Williams 4A.04 SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS ON LIQUEFIABLE SOILS WITH A NONE-LIQUEFIABLE CRUST: RECOMMENDATIONS FOR DESIGN AND ASSESSMENT Emilia Stocks 4A.05 LATERAL LOADING OF SHALLOW FOUNDATIONS UNDER SEISMIC LOADS Najla Kunhimon 4A.06 CASE STUDY: SEISMIC ASSESSMENT INCLUDING SOIL-STRUCTURE INTERACTION OF A THREE-STOREY BUILDING WITH PILED FOUNDATIONS ON SOFT SOIL Zavien Teh 4A.07 CASE STUDY: DESIGNING A SETTLEMENT TOLERANT BUILDING USING SIMPLIFIED SOIL STRUCTURE INTERACTION Zavien Theh 4A.08 PLANNING OF GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATIONS FOR EXISTING BUILDINGS Shirley Wang 4A.09 PROGRESSIVE FAILURE OF HOUSE FOUNDATIONS ON SLOPES IN EARTHQUAKES Geoff Thomas 4A.10 VALIDATING 1D NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF THE FREE FIELD USING CENTRIFUGE TESTS Ananth Balachandra 4A.11 RESIN INJECTION FOR LIQUEFACTION MITIGATION OF AN EXISTING WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANT, SEAVIEW, WELLINGTON, NZ Nick Clendon 4A.12 LATERAL DESIGN OF SCREW PILES USING A DISPLACEMENT-BASED DESIGN APPROACH Emily Wright 4A.13 THE USE OF TEREFIL RAFTS TO CONTROL STATIC SETTLEMENT UNDER BUILDING LOADS Alice Sai Louie 4A.14 ASSESSMENT OF AXIAL LOAD DISPLACEMENT BEHAVIOUR FOR ULS DESIGN OF PILES James Munro	4B.01 A PRELIMINARY STUDY ON CYCLIC BEHAVIOUR OF SFS DOWELLED CONNECTIONS IN GLULAM FRAMES Wenchen Dong 4B.02 DUCTILITY OF DOWELLED NEW ZEALAND DOUGLAS-FIR CLT CONNECTIONS UNDER MONOTONIC AND CYCLIC LOADING Justin Brown 4B.03 DEVELOPMENT OF SELF-CENTRING ROTATIONAL SLIP FRICTION JOINT: A NOVEL DAMAGE-FREE DAMPER WITH LARGE DEFLECTIONS Sajad Veismoradi 4B.04 A ROBUST PROCEDURE FOR ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF SEISMIC RESISTANT STRUCTURES WITH FLAG-SHAPED HYSTERETIC DAMPING SYSTEMS Ashkan Hashemi 4B.05 NUMERICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON FRICTION CONNECTIONS PERFORMANCE- ASYMMETRIC AND SYMMETRIC (AFC/SFC) Mahdi Hatami 4B.06 NEW DAMAGE AVOIDANT SELF-CENTRING TIMBER BRACE USING RESILIENT SLIP FRICTION JOINT Seyed Mohammad Mehdi Yousef-Beik 4B.07 SIMPLIFIED MACRO-MODELING FOR PREDICTING SEISMIC RESPONSE OF BRIDGES WITH DISSIPATIVE CONTROLLED ROCKING CONNECTIONS Alessandro Palermo 4B.08 EXPERIMENTAL TEST OF A NEW SELF-CENTRING TENSION-ONLY BRACE USING THE RESILIENT SLIP FRICTION JOINT Hamed Bagheri 4B.09 SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF ROCKING CONCRETE SHEAR WALLS WITH INNOVATIVE ROTATIONAL RESILIENT SLIP FRICTION JOINTS Kaveh Sahami 4B.10 SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF DAMAGE AVOIDANCE PRE-CAST CONCRETE SHEAR WALLS USING INNOVATIVE SELF-CENTRING FRICTION JOINTS Farhad M. Darani 4B.11 ASSESSMENT OF CUMULATIVE INELASTIC DISPLACEMENT DEMAND IN ENERGY DISSIPATION SYSTEMS USING THE GRIP ‘N’ GRAB TENSION ONLY MECHANISM Jarrod Cook 4B.12 PINCHING-FREE CONNECTOR FOR SEISMICALLY-RESISTANT TIMBER STRUCTURES: EXPERIMENTAL VALIDATION AND NUMERICAL SIMULATION Nicholas Chan 4B.13 IDENTIFYING THE FACTORS OF TRUST IN NEW SEISMIC PROOFING TECHNOLOGIES IN NEW ZEALAND Shermineh Zarinkamar	4C.01 AN IMPROVEMENT OF THE EXTENDED N2 METHOD FOR PLAN-ASYMMETRIC AND TORSIONALLY STIFF STRUCTURES Rita Peres 4C.02 EARTHQUAKE RESPONSES OF FRP-CONCRETE COMPOSITE BRIDGE PIERS Nawawi Chouw 4C.03 DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF THE REINFORCED-CONCRETE BRIDGES IN FREEZING CONDITIONS Anastasiia Plotnikova 4C.04 STRUCTURAL BEHAVIOR OF A RETROFITTED REINFORCED CONCRETE BUILDINGS UNDER NEAR-FAULT EARTHQUAKE Renjie Tsai 4C.06 THINKING OUTSIDE THE (BLACK) BOX: A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO COMPLEX ANALYSES Alistair Cattanach 4C.07 A NOVEL DAMPING MODEL FOR EARTHQUAKE INDUCED STRUCTURAL RESPONSE SIMULATION Chin-Long Lee 4C.08 THE MODEL STRAIN MEASUREMENT IN AN ABANDONED BUILDING UNDER AMBIENT AND FORCED EXCITATIONS IN COMPARISON WITH A NUMERICAL ANALYSIS Punchet Thammarak 4C.09 SHAKE TABLE TEST VALIDATION, EXPERIMENTAL-BASED MODELING AND PARAMETRIC ANALYSIS OF AN INNOVATIVE MODULARIZED SUSPENDED BUILDING STRUCTURE Zhihang Ye 4C.10 AN INTEGRATED FRAMEWORK FOR DAMAGE DIAGNOSIS AND PROGNOSIS IN LONG-TERM STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING Cong Zhou 4C.11 DEVELOPMENT OF PRACTICAL METHOD FOR INCORPORATION OF ELEMENTAL DAMPING IN INELASTIC DYNAMIC TIME HISTORY ANALYSIS Yun Ni 4C.12 FACTORS INFLUENCING THE SEISMIC DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF POST-INSTALLED STEEL ANCHORS IN CONCRETE Enrique del Rey Castillo 4C.13 BUILDING PERMIT STRUCTURAL CHECKS FOR SEISMIC SAFETY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Andrew Charleson
17.30 – 18.30	New Zealand Room 1	NZSEE AGM David Whittaker, President, NZSEE
18.30 – 20.00	New Zealand Room 3 + 4	Welcome Reception and Poster Session 1

FRIDAY 05 APRIL 2019
08.00 – 18.00	SkyCity Level 5		Registration Open
08.30 – 09.30	New Zealand Room 1 + 2		Session 5: Keynote: Carlos Ventura SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF TIMBER BUILDINGS Chair: Geoff Rodgers
09.30 – 10.30	New Zealand Room 1 + 2		Session 6: Invited Plenary Session SEISMIC HAZARD ESTIMATION IN STABLE CONTINENTAL REGIONS: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES Trevor Allen (Senior Seismologist, Geoscience Australia) Seismic hazard estimation in stable continental regions: challenges and opportunities THE DILEMMA AND OPPORTUNITY THAT IS HERITAGE Andrew Coleman (Chief Executive, Heritage New Zealand)
10.30 – 11.00	New Zealand Room 3 + 4		Morning Tea
11.00 – 12.30		Session 7		Oral Session 7A: Reinforced Concrete 1 Chairs: Masaki Maeda and Rick Henry Room: New Zealand 1	Oral Session 7B: Geotechnical Engineering Chairs: Pathmanathan Brabhaharan and Mark Stringer Room: Marlborough 2	Oral Session 7C: Seismic Strengthening Chairs: Win Clark and Dmytro Dizhur Room: New Zealand 2
11.00 – 11.15				7A.01 SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMNS WITH INTERMEDIATE HEIGHT-TO-DEPTH RATIO FAILED IN SHEAR Yi-An Li	7B.01 DESIGN OF PILE FOUNDATIONS AT SITES PRONE TO LIQUEFACTION AND LATERAL SPREADING Alexei Murashev	7C.01 COMPARISON OF RECORDED AND SIMULATED GROUND MOTIONS FOR NZS1170.5-BASED 3D BUILDING RESPONSE ANALYSIS Vahid Loghman

11.15 – 11.30			7A.02 FEM PREDICTION OF FAILURE MECHANISMS IN RC STRUCTURAL WALLS: PARAMETRIC INVESTIGATION Farhad Dashti	7B.02 LIQUEFACTION ASSESSMENT OF RECLAIMED GRAVELLY SOILS AT CENTREPORT, WELLINGTON Ribu Dhakal	7C.02 HERITAGE BUILDING SEISMIC STRENGTHENING - AN ARCHITECT AND ENGINEERS PERSPECTIVE - MIBAR BUILDING (FORMERLY THE NZ RACING CONFERENCE BUILDING) - WELLINGTON  Frances Vessey and Michael Geddes
11.30 – 11.45			7A.03 INFLUENCE OF FLANGE DETAILING ON THE SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF I-SHAPED REINFORCED CONCRETE WALL ELEMENTS Jiehui Wang	7B.03 MICROPILES: AN EFFECTIVE FOUNDATION FOR SEISMIC STRENGTHENING Christopher Sandoval	7C.03 ECO-RUBBER SEISMIC-ISOLATION FOUNDATION SYSTEMS: A COST-EFFECTIVE WAY TO BUILD RESILIENCE? Gabriele Granello
11.45 – 12.00			7A.04 QUASI-STATIC UNIAXIAL CYCLIC LOADING PROTOCOL FOR RC COLUMNS SIMULATING WALL BOUNDARY ZONES Rohit Gokhale	7B.04 INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF FINE-GRAINED LAYERS IN CONTAINING LIQUEFIED SOILS Emma Lowe and Chris O’Connell	7C.04 DUNEDIN LAW COURTS  - SEISMIC STRENGTHENING John Finnegan
12.00 – 12.15			7A.05 ASSESSMENT OF REINFORCED CONCRETE BUILDINGS WITH HOLLOW-CORE FLOORS Ken Elwood	7B.05 UNDERSTANDING AND QUANTIFYING THE IMPACT OF EARTHQUAKE-TRIGGERED LANDSLIDES IN THE WELLINGTON REGION Ehsan Kianirad	7C.05 BASE ISOLATION FOR SEISMIC RETROFITTING OF FLEXIBLE RESIDENTIAL BUILDING Mauro Sartori
12.15 – 12.30			7A.06 INVESTIGATING THE INFLUENCE OF GROUND MOTION DURATION ON THE DYNAMIC DEFORMATION CAPACITY OF REINFORCED CONCRETE FRAMED STRUCTURES Vishvendra Bhanu	7B.06 UNDRAINED MONOTONIC BEHAVIOUR OF LIQUEFIED PUMICEOUS SANDS Rolando Orense	7C.06 THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND CLOCK TOWER EAST WING: TURNING A HERITAGE BUILDING INTO A MODERN TEACHING SPACE Adrien Marteddu
12.30 – 13.30	New Zealand 3 + 4	Lunch

13.30 – 15.00	Session 8	Oral Session 8A: Steel and Composite Chairs: Charles Clifton and Tim Sullivan Room: New Zealand 1	Oral Session 8B: Masonry Structures Chairs: Jason Ingham and Trevor Yeow Room: Marlborough 2	Oral Session 8C: Risk Assessment/Mitigation Chairs: Dave Brunsdon and David Johnston Room: New Zealand 2
13.30 – 13.45		8A.01 BENDING STIFFNESS AND STRENGTH PERFORMANCE OF DIFFERENT COLUMN SPLICE CONNECTIONS Fahimeh Tork Ladani	8B.01 PROPOSAL OF VISUAL RATING (VR) METHOD FOR SEISMIC CAPACITY EVALUATION AND SCREENING OF RC BUILDINGS WITH MASONRY INFILL Md Shafiul Islam	8C.01 ECONOMIC SEISMIC HAZARD MITIGATION: THE WHIROKINO & MANAWATU RIVER BRIDGE REPLACEMENT PROJECT Merrick Taylor
13.45 – 14.00		8A.02 DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FOR FLOATING COLUMN UNDER SEISIMIC FORCES Santosh Murnal	8B.02 COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF JAPANESE CONCRETE CLADDING DETAILING FOR IMPROVED SEISMIC PERFORMANCE Trevor Yeow	8C.02 ASSESSING COLLAPSE CAPACITY AND RISK IN SUBSEQUENT GROUND MOTIONS USING SHM RESULTS FOR INCREMENTAL DYNAMIC ANALYSIS ASSESSING COLLAPSE CAPACITY AND RISK IN SUBSEQUENT GROUND MOTIONS USING SHM RESULTS FOR INCREMENTAL DYNAMIC ANALYSIS Cong Zhou
14.00 – 14.15		8A.03 DISPLACEMENT BASED DESIGN APPROACH AS A SCHEME STAGE METHODOLOGY FOR STRUCTURES WITH VISCOUS DAMPERS: SOME PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS Arun Puthanpurayil	8B.03 HOW TO ASSESS 25,000 BUILDINGS Craig Muir	8C.03 ASSESSING VOLCANIC RISK TO TRANSPORT NETWORKS – THE CASE OF MERAPI, INDONESIA Sean Wilkinson
14.15 – 14.30		8A.04 SEISMIC DESIGN OF STEEL BRACED FRAMES’ FOUNDATIONS Sanda Kovoevic	8B.04 INVESTIGATION ON FERRO-CEMENT LAMINATED INFILLED MASONRY WALL UNDER CYCLIC LATERAL LOAD Debasish Sen	8C.04 INFLATED %NBS RATINGS IN CONVENTIONAL SEISMIC ASSESSMENTS DUE TO UNINTENTIONAL SCALING DOWN OF GRAVITY DEMAND Zahid Hanif

14.30 – 14.45			8A.05 PREDICTING LOW-CYCLE FATIGUE RESILIENCE OF BUCKLING RESTRAINED BRACES Brandt Saxey		8B.05 STUDY OF SEISMIC CAPACITY AND SEISMIC DEMAND OF EXISTING RC BUILDINGS WITH MASONRY INFILL DAMAGED BY PAST EARTHQUAKES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Hamood Alwashali	8C.05 MITIGATING EARTHQUAKE RISK IN AUSTRALIA Mark Edwards
14.45 – 15.00			8A.06 DYNAMIC TIME HISTORY ANALYSIS OF A LOW DAMAGE MULTI-STOREY BUILDING INCORPORATING THE SEISMIC FRICTION DAMPERS USING A PROPOSED SIMPLIFIED MULTI DEGREE OF FREEDOM (MDOF) MODEL: IS SELF-CENTRING REALLY A CONCERN? Shahab Ramhormozian		8B.06 EXPERIMENTAL SEISMIC INVESTIGATION OF SEMI-REINFORCED STONE MASONRY BUILDINGS IN MUD MORTAR Jitendra Bothara	8C.06 A DIFFERENT WAY OF THINKING ABOUT SEISMIC RISK: A CALL FOR DEBATE John Hare
15.00 – 15.30	New Zealand 3 + 4	Afternoon Tea
16.00 – 17.30	Session 9	5in5 Session 9A: Seismology and Ground Improvement Chairs: Brendon Bradley and Chris Van Houtte Room: New Zealand 1		5in5 Session 9B: Steel Structures Chairs: Helen Ferner and Reagan Chandramohan Room: New Zealand 2			5in5 Session 9C: Learning from Natural Hazards and Improving Design and Practice Chairs: Carl Ashby and Jitendra Bothara Room: Marlborough 2
		9A.01 CONTRIBUTION OF IDENTIFIED POTENTIALLY ACTIVE FAULTS TO SEISMIC HAZARD IN AUSTRALIA BASED ON NSHA18 Paul Somerville 9A.02 PROGRESS TOWARD NEW ZEALAND-WIDE HYBRID BROADBAND GROUND MOTION SIMULATION VALIDATION Robin Lee 9A.03 INELASTIC SPECTRA FOR SOFT SOILS INCORPORATING SOIL COMPLIANCE Rob Jury 9A.04 GROUND MOTION INPUT FOR NONLINEAR RESPONSE HISTORY ANALYSIS (NLRHA): PRACTICAL LIMITATIONS OF NZS 1170.5 AND COMPARISON TO US STANDARDS Gareth Morris 9A.05 PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION OF KINEMATIC RUPTURE PARAMETER VARIABILITY OF SIMULATED GROUND MOTIONS Sarah Neill 9A.06 DEVELOPMENT OF A WAIKATO BASIN T0 AND DEPTH MODEL BY H/V SPECTRAL RATIO METHOD Seokho Jeong 9A.07 NEAR SURFACE SEISMIC IMAGING TO LOCALISE AND CHARACTERISE ACTIVE FAULTS: CASE STUDY IN NELSON, NEW ZEALAND Phil Mourot 9A.08 LAND USE PLANNING FOR FEILDING, CONSIDERING LIQUEFACTION HAZARD Ravi Sundar 9A.09 HYBRID FENCE DESIGN FOR ROCKFALL PROTECTION ABOVE THE COASTAL HIGHWAY IN KAIKOURA, NEW ZEALAND Tom Revell 9A.10 MODELLING AND DESIGN OF A LARGE SCALE ROCKFALL PROTECTION BUND FOR COASTAL TRANSPORT CORRIDOR RECOVERY FOLLOWING THE NOVEMBER 2016 M7.8 KAIKOURA EARTHQUAKE Eric Ewe 9A.11 NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF GRAVITY RETAINING WALL FOUNDATION FAILURE MECHANISMS Arman Kamalzadeh 9A.12 LESSONS LEARNED AND NEED FOR APPROPRIATE PHILOSOPHY FOR THE DESIGN OF STONE COLUMN GROUND IMPROVEMENT UNDER SEISMIC SCENARIOS Jawad Arefi 9A.13 MECHANICALLY STABILIZED EARTH WALL STRUCTURES (MSE) Lc Oh 9A.14 AN EVOLVING NORM IN STRENGTHENING COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS AND VOLUNTARY EARTHQUAKE SAFETY CHECKS ON HOUSES IN WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND 2013-2016 John McClure		9B.01 FUSE ENABLED MODULAR EXPANSION JOINTS FOR BRIDGES SUBJECT TO SEISMIC DAMAGE POTENTIAL - A POTENTIALLY LIFE SAVING INNOVATION Virendra Ghodke 9B.02 MAKING BEARINGS AND EXPANSION JOINTS SMART FOR SEISMIC AND OTHER MILLENEAL CHALLENGES Virendra Ghodke 9B.03 LATERAL INSTABILITY OF SELF-CENTRING BRACES: BUCKLING FAILURE AT LOADING AND UNLOADING PHASES Seyed Mohammad Mehdi Yousef-Beik 9B.04 FINITE ELEMENT MODELLING OF HF2V LEAD EXTRUSION DAMPERS FOR SPECIFIC FORCE CAPACITIES Vishnupriya 9B.05 DISPLACEMENT-BASED RETROFIT OF EXISTING REINFORCED CONCRETE FRAMES USING ALTERNATIVE STEEL BRACE SYSTEMS Mahdi A. Rad 9B.06 SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF STEEL BUILDINGS WITH FLUID VISCOUS DAMPERS RELATIVE TO BASE ISOLATION Ali Rad 9B.08 PROPOSED DESIGN PROCEDURE FOR DAMAGE-AVOIDANCE BRACED FRAMES WITH BRACES EFFECTIVE IN TENSION ONLY Ashkan Hashemi 9B.09 SHAKING TABLE TEST OF A REAL SCALE LOW DAMAGE STRUCTURAL STEEL BUILDING Zhenduo Yan 9B.10 EFFECT OF NEAR AND FAR FIELD SEISMIC EVENTS ON THE EXHAUSTION OF DISSIPATER FATIGUE LIFE Royce Liu 9B.11 BUCKLING CAPACITY OF GUSSET PLATES DERIVED FROM STABILITY FUNCTION Vikki Too 9B.12 STRUCTURAL STRENGTHENING WITH DISPLACEMENT AND DIRECTION DEPENDENT (D3) VISCOUS DAMPER USING AFTERSHOCKS –SHAKING TABLE STUDY Nikoo Hazaveh 9B.13 STRONG-AXIS AND WEAK-AXIS BUCKLING OF BUCKLING RESTRAINED BRACES UNDER BIDIRECTIONAL LOADING Jian Cui 9B.14 AXIAL STRENGTH OF GUSSET PLATES IN BUCKLING RESTRAINED BRACED FRAMES UNDER BIDIRECTIONAL MONOTONIC LOADS Saul Vazquez Colunga			9C.01 SEISMIC STRENGTHENING AND UPLIFT OF THE 1904 WELLINGTON TOWN HALL Laura Whitehurst 9C.02 KENNEDY BUILDING 39-33 CUBA ST – STRENGTHENING OF A 4 STOREY HERITAGE FAÇADE IN A PROMINENT WELLINGTON LOCATION (SUBJECT TO SECTION 124 NOTICE) Stanley Chung and Frances Vessey 9C.03 FRAME APARTMENTS - CASE STUDY IN MODERN CONCRETE HIGH-RISE CONSTRUCTION IN NEW ZEALAND Tony Holden 9C.04 CASE STUDY OF TVNZ TELEVISION CENTRE REFURBISHMENT - SPECIFIC DESIGN OF SEISMIC RESTRAINTS FOR NON-STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS John Newall and Paul Campbell 9C.05 A CONSPECTUS OF WINE STORAGE TANK DAMAGE DATA FOLLOWING THE 2013 AND 2016 NEW ZEALAND EARTHQUAKES Mohsen Yazdanian 9C.06 SOCIAL IMPACTS AND COMMUNITY RESILIENCE THROUGH RECOVERY: NEPAL EARTHQUAKE 2015 April Aryal 9C.07 POST-EARTHQUAKE RECOVERY PHASE OF WINERY FACILITIES. A CASE STUDY IN THE MARLBOROUGH AREA Giuseppe Loporcaro 9C.08 THE SERVICEABILITY OF RESILIENT SEISMIC DESIGN IN NEW ZEALAND Didier Pettinga 9C.09 TSUNAMI AND THEIR POTENTIAL EFFECTS ON CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE Vicki-Ann Dimas and Bapon Fakruddin 9C.10 IMPORTANCE LEVEL 4 STRUCTURES: DESIGNING FOR SEISMIC RESILIENCE AND CONTINUED FUNCTIONALITY. NEW AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL FACILITY IN CHRISTCHURCH Tim Maley 9C.11 DELIVERING AN EFFECTIVE, COMMUNITY FOCUSED, INFRASTRUCTURE REBUILD TO ENABLE FASTER RECOVERY Rod Cameron and Matt Thomas 9C.12 DEVELOPMENT OF SEISMIC VULNERABILITY CURVES OF KEY BUILDING TYPES IN THE PHILIPPINES Marie Claire Pascua 9C.13 MODEL CREATION USING SHM RESULTS FOR RISK ASSESSMENT IN THE SUBSEQUENT EARTHQUAKES Cong Zhou 9C.14 IMPLICATIONS OF SEISMIC DESIGN DETAILING ON THE FIRE PERFORMANCE OF POST-TENSIONED TIMBER FRAMES Paul Horne 9C.15 INSIGHTS INTO CASUALTIES FROM THE 2016 KAIKOURA EARTHQUAKE Nick Horspool
17.30 – 19.00	New Zealand 3 + 4	Pre-Dinner Drinks & Poster Session 2
19.00 - Late	Auckland Room	Conference Dinner

SATURDAY 06 APRIL 2019
08.00 – 17.00	SkyCity Level 5	Registration Open
09.00 – 10.30	New Zealand Room 1 + 2	Session 10: Invited Plenary Session DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGY IN THE GEOTECHNICAL PROFESSION Jan Kupec (Technical Director, Aurecon) ILEE-QUAKECORE COLLABORATION: LOW-DAMAGE CONCRETE WALL BUILDING TEST Geoffrey Rodgers & Rick Henry (University of Canterbury) ILEE-EERF COLLABORATION: DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH-PERFORMANCE EARTHQUAKE RESILIENT SEISMIC FORCE RESISTING SYSTEMS Tony Yang (Tongji University, Shanghai, P.R. China and University of British Colombia)
10.30 – 11.00	New Zealand Room 3 + 4	Morning Tea
11.00 – 12.30	Session 11	Oral Session 11A: Reinforced Concrete II Chairs: Ken Elwood and Farhad Dashti Room: New Zealand 1	Oral Session 11B: Health Monitoring and Performance Assessment Chairs: Farzin G. Golzar and Arun Puthanpurayil Room: Marlborough 2	Oral Session 11C: Learning from Pacific Countries Chairs: Teuku Faisal Fathani Room: New Zealand 2
11.00 – 11.15		11A.01 SHAKING TABLE TEST OF A REDUCED-SCALE REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURE SUBJECTED TO NEAR-FAULT GROUND MOTION Wen-Cheng Shen	11B.01 ESTIMATION OF ELASTIC SEISMIC DEMANDS IN TORSIONALLY-UNBALANCED BUILDING STRUCTURES BY USING THE INTERACTIVE RELATIONS BETWEEN SHEAR AND TORSION Han Seon Lee	11C.01 MANAGING RISK FOR WORKERS ON SLOPES DURING RECONSTRUCTION OF TRANSPORT NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE FOLLOWING THE KAIKŌURA/HURUNUI EARTHQUAKES, NOVEMBER 14TH 2016 Leon Gerrard
11.15 – 11.30		11A.02 LOW-CYCLE FATIGUE DAMAGE OF BUCKLING PRONE REINFORCING BARS Rajesh Dhakal	11B.02 DEVELOPMENT OF WIRELESS SENSORY SYSTEM FOR LONG-TERM MONITORING OF LARGE-SCALE CIVIL STRUCTURES Niusha Navabian	11C.02 PUSHOVER ANALYSIS OF THE DISTRICT OFFICE BUILDING DAMAGED DURING 2016 MEINONG, TAIWAN EARTHQUAKE Pu Wen Weng
11.30 – 11.45		11A.03 DEFORMATION LIMITS FOR DESIGN AND ASSESSMENT OF RC WALLS Alex Shegay	11B.03 PWCPI-BASED PROCEDURE TO ESTIMATE CAPACITY CURVE FOR INSTRUMENTED HIGH-RISE BUILDINGS Haoran Pan	11C.03 RŪAUMOKO: MORE THAN JUST A SYMBOL Dylan Taute
11.45 – 12.00		11A.04 CAPACITY OF DIAPHRAGM STRENGTHENED WITH FRP: COMPARISON BETWEEN ACI 440.2R AND IN-SITU TESTS Miguel Ormeno	11B.04 DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF A SIX-STOREY WOODEN BUILDING BASED ON STRONG MOTION DATA Toshihide Kashima	11C.04 DEVELOPMENT OF FRAGILITY CURVES OF JAPANESE BUILDINGS BASED ON THE 2016 KUMAMOTO EARTHQUAKE Fumio Yamazaki
12.00 – 12.15		11A.05 EXPERIMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF HIGH-STRENGTH RC COLUMNS UNDER DIFFERENT BI-DIRECTIONAL LOADING PROTOCOLS Saim Raza	11B.05 A CONSIDERATION OF EARTHQUAKE VIBRATION SENSE OF HUMAN BY USING REAL-TIME QUESTIONNAIRE Harumi Yoneda	11C.05 THE MALAYSIAN SEISMIC DESIGN CODE: LESSONS LEARNT Daniel Looi
12.15 – 12.30		11A.06 AN OVERVIEW OF POST EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE AND RESIDUAL CAPACITY EVALUATION FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE BUILDINGS IN JAPAN Masaki Maeda		11C.06 AEES RECONNAISSANCE MISSION TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA, MARCH/APRIL 2018 Kevin McCue
12.30 – 13.30	New Zealand Room 3 + 4	Lunch
13.30 – 15.00	Session 12	Oral Session 12A: Seismic Performance Enhancement Measures Chairs: Pierre Quenneville and Tony Yang Room: New Zealand 1	Oral Session 12B: Engineering Seismology Chairs: Paul Somerville Room: New Zealand 2	Oral Session 12C: Seismic Resilience Chairs: John Hare and Nick Horspool Room: Marlborough 2
13.30 – 13.45		12A.01 THE CONSEQUENCES OF ‘MOSTLY’ BASE ISOLATING A BUILDING Greg Cole	12B.01 CYBERSHAKE NZ V18.5: NEW ZEALAND SIMULATION-BASED PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC HAZARD ANALYSIS Brendon Bradley	12C.01 REBUILDING WITH RESILIENCE: CASE STUDIES OF FIRE STATION REBUILDS FOLLOWING THE CANTERBURY EARTHQUAKES James Muirson
13.45 – 14.00		12A.02 A NOVEL CONNECTION SYSTEM FOR SEISMIC DAMAGE AVOIDANCE DESIGN OF MOMENT RESISTING FRAMES Seyedmohsen Shabankareh	12B.02 RUPTURE MODEL OF A HIKURANGI MW 8.6 MEGATHRUST EARTHQUAKE Paul Somerville	12C.02 BUILDING MANAGEMENT IN EMERGENCIES: AN UPDATE ON NEW ZEALAND ARRANGEMENTS Dave Brundson
14.00 – 14.15		12A.03 EXPERIMENTAL TESTING AND ANALYTICAL MODELING OF GROOVED DISSIPATERS Alessandro Palermo	12B.03 FOOTPRINT BASED PSHA: THE CASE OF CHRISTCHURCH AND WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND Marco Stupazzini	12C.03 TOWARDS A RESILIENT CITY: WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL PIONEERS A NEW APPROACH TO URM BUILDINGS TO PROMOTE PUBLIC SAFETY Moira Smith
14.15 – 14.30		12A.04 ENHANCED SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF BUILDINGS USING TENSION-ONLY RESILIENT SLIP FRICTION JOINT (RSFJ) BRACES Ashkan Hashemi	12B.04 ESTIMATING SEISMIC HAZARD WITH SPARSE DATA: SEISMIC SOURCE MODEL AND SENSITIVITY OF A PSHA FOR PALMER STATION, ANTARCTICA Tim McMorran	12C.04 BEST PRACTICE AND CHALLENGES FOR EARTHQUAKE RESILIENT SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE PACIFIC Tim Mote
14.30 – 14.45		12A.05 ENHANCING SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF BUILDINGS USING VISCOUS WALL DAMPERS Mohammed Mohammed	12B.05 SOURCE CHARACTERISTICS AND SITE EFFECTS FROM SPECTRAL ANALYSIS OF STRONG-MOTION RECORDINGS IN 2016 KAIKOURA SEISMIC SEQUENCE Hongwei Wang	12C.05 DESIGNING FOR WHOLE OF BUILDING RESILIENCE: A CASE STUDY OF NON-STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS IN A VISCOUS DAMPED MOMENT FRAME BUILDING Ben Larson
14.45 – 15.00		12A.06 NON-LINEAR BEHAVIOUR OF WELDED STITCH PLATE CONNECTIONS IN JOINTED PRECAST BUILDING CORES Scott Menegon	12B.06 SITE AND EVENT SPECIFIC RESPONSE SPECTRA AND ACCELEROGRAMS FOR REGIONS OF LOW TO MODERATE SEISMICITY Nelson Lam	12C.06 RESILIENCE BASED DESIGN FOR EARTHQUAKES Pathmanathan Brabhaharan
15.00 – 15.30	New Zealand Room 3 + 4	Afternoon Tea
15.30 – 16.30	New Zealand Room 1 + 2	Session 13: Keynote: Teuku Faisal Fathani 2018 PALU EARTHQUAKE AND TSUNAMI: TOWARD THE RECONSTRUCTION AND RECOVERY Chair: Bruce Deam
16.30 – 17.00		Conference Awards and Closure Chairs: Bruce Deam and David Whittaker