Slender structures such as tall buildings, long span bridges, masts and towers are increasingly important components in our transport and communication infra-structure. These slender structures are extremely sensitive to wind loading and are especially prone to large amplitude dynamic wind-structure interactions. This can lead to collapse during typhoon winds and the subsequent failure of communication and power distribution networks has serious consequences for disaster response and maintaining economic productivity.
Reliability methods provide an appropriate probabilistic framework for predicting these risks by combining mod-els of the typhoon hazard, the asset vulnerability and the consequences of failure. This framework enables targeted interventions to improve the resilience of the networks leading to better disaster preparedness and response.
The workshop will highlight the application of this framework to typhoon risks in Vietnam and provide del-egates with the opportunity to learn from invited international experts working on similar challenges across the world. This is an important activity of a long-term collaboration between the UK and Vietnam through the project “Improving the Resilience of Infrastructure in Storms (IRIS)” supported by the Royal Society and the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF).
Workshop agenda is attached
Workshop organization
The workshop is held as online event, hosted by The University of Nottingham.
Please register your attendance at https://forms.gle/2PGRyQxK3zrTRXNs8 or with the contact persons listed hereunder.
If you want to attend the workshop without prior registration, please join the workshop directly at https://bit.ly/3btL1Kr.
Speakers
Dr Nguyen Dai Minh (Vietnam Institute for Building Science and Technology)
Dr Nguyen Dang Mau (Vietnam Institute of Meteorology, Hydrology and Climate Change)
Dr Vu Thanh Trung (Vietnam Institute for Building Science and Technology)
Dr John Owen (University of Nottingham, UK)
Dr John Macdonald (University of Bristol, UK)
Dr Luis Neves (University of Nottingham, UK)
Dr Sean Wilkinson (Newcastle University, UK)
Dr Nguyen Ngoc Huy (Oxfam, Vietnam)
Dr Nguyen Huy Cung (University of Nottingham, UK)
Dr Carmine Galasso (University College London, UK)
Workshop fee
Attendance of the workshop is free of charge.
Contact persons
Dr Jörg Franke
Vietnamese-German University (VGU)
[email protected]
+84 274 2220 990, Ext. 115
+84 81 487 3675
Dr Nguyen Tien Dung
Vietnam Japan University (VJU)
[email protected]
+84 24 7306 6001, Ext. 5042
+84 903 440 978
