Oral Presentations

Keynote Addresses
	Friday, 21 March 09.30 - 10.20	Integrating the public into earthquake engineering Robert Reitherman, Executive Director, CUREE Chair: Les Megget
	Saturday, 22 March 08.30 - 09.20	Challenges in estimating real-time earthquake shaking and impact David Wald, US Geological Survey Chair: Matt Gerstenberger, GNS Science
	Sunday, 23 March 08.30 - 09.20	Integrated design of structure - foundation systems: the current situation and emerging challenges Michael Pender, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, The University of Auckland Chair: John Wood. John Wood Consulting

Invited Presentations
	Friday, 21 March 13.40 - 15.10	Where are our URM buildings and what level of shaking is likely to initiate damage? Jason Ingham, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, The University of Auckland Volcanic and seismic hazard in Auckland: Just how shaky is our isthmus? Jan Lindsay, School of Environment, The University of Auckland Natural hazard risk management and planning in a growing Auckland Mark Tamura, Team Leader, Unitary Plan, Auckland Council Chair: Patrick Cummuskey, Auckland Council
	Saturday, 22 March 09.20 - 10.20	Insurance after Canterbury Earthquakes Jimmy Higgins, Executive General Manager, VERO Earthquake Programme Section 112 - Alterations to existing buildings Dave Gittings, Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment Chair: Quincy Ma, The University of Auckland
	Sunday, 23 March 09.20 - 10.20	Seismic risk reduction for soft-story woodframe buildings in the United States John Van De Lindt, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Colorado State University Liquefaction effects on structures Jonathan Bray, Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of California, Berkeley Chair: Liam Wotherspoon, NZSEE 2014 Conference Convenor

Session 1 – Friday 21 March 2014
	1A: Reinforced Concrete Chair: David Wood Room: ASB Theatre	1B: Steel Chair: Charles Clifton Room: Limelight 1	1C: Soil Structure Interaction and Soil Velocities Chair: Brendon Bradley Room: Limelight 2
10.50 - 11.05	Paper No. 1: SEISMIC PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF NON-DUCTILE COLUMNS A Stirrat, A Gebreyohaness, R Jury & W Kam	Paper No. 7: THROUGH BEAM WITH BOLTED BRACKET CONNECTIONS FOR CFT COLUMN WITH STEEL BEAM I Sheet & U Gunasekaran	Paper No. 13: COMPARISON OF EXISTING CPT-Vs CORRELATIONS WITH CANTERBURY-SPECIFIC SEISMIC CPT DATA C McGann, B Bradley, M Cubrinovski, M Taylor & L Wotherspoon
11.05 - 11.20	Paper No. 2: REVIEWING THE UNCERTAINTIES IN SEISMIC EXPERIMENTATION FOLLOWING THE UNEXPECTED PERFORMANCE OF RC STRUCTURES IN THE 2010-2011 CANTERBURY EARTHQUAKES G Morris, D Bull & B Bradley	Paper No. 8: LOW DAMAGE BRACES USING ASYMMETRICAL FRICTION CONNECTIONS (AFC) J Chanchi Golondrino, R Xie, G MacRae, G Chase, G Rodgers & C Clifton	Paper No. 14: ONGOING DEVELOPMENT OF A 3D SEISMIC VELOCITY MODEL OF CANTERBURY, NEW ZEALAND FOR BROADBAND GROUND MOTION SIMULATION R Lee, B Bradley, J Pettinga, M Hughes & R Graves
11.20 - 11.35	Paper No. 3: ACCOUNTING FOR RESIDUAL CAPACITY OF REINFORCED CONCRETE PLASTIC HINGES: CURRENT PRACTICE AND PROPOSED FRAMEWORK A Cuevas & S Pampanin	Paper No. 9: ROCKING STEEL SHEAR WALLS WITH ENERGY DISSIPATION DEVICES G Djojo, C Clifton & R Henry	Paper No. 15: SEISMIC RESPONSE OF A TYPICAL NEW ZEALAND PILE-SUPPORTED WHARF CONFIGURATION B Ragued, L Wotherspoon & J Ingham
11.35 - 11.50	Paper No. 4: REHABILITATION OF EARTHQUAKE DAMAGED EXTERNAL RC BEAM-COLUMN JOINTS J Shafaei, A Hosseini, M Marefat & J Ingham	Paper No. 10: DEVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH OF ECCENTRICALLY BRACED FRAMES WITH REPLACEABLE ACTIVE LINKS A Fussell, K Cowie, C Clifton & N Mago	Paper No. 16: TOWARDS PERFORMANCE-BASED SEISMIC DESIGN OF INTEGRATED FOUNDATION-STRUCTURE SYSTEMS CONSIDERING SOIL-FOUNDATION INTERFACE NONLINEARITY S Giorgini, S Pampanin & M Cubrinovski
11.50 - 12.05	Paper No. 5: CONTROLLED DAMAGE PRECAST CONNECTIONS FOR ACCELERATED BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION IN REGIONS OF HIGH SEISMICITY S White & A Palermo	Paper No. 11: ADVANCES IN DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FOR BUCKLING RESTRAINED BRACED FRAMES K Robinson	Paper No. 17: INTEGRATING SOIL-STRUCTURE INTERACTION WITHIN PERFORMANCE-BASED DESIGN M Millen, S Pampanin, M Cubrinovski & A Carr
12.05 - 12.20	Paper No. 6: COMPOSITE SLAB EFFECTS ON BEAM-COLUMN SUBASSEMBLIES: FURTHER DEVELOPMENT T Chaudhari, G MacRae, D Bull, G Chase, M Hobbs, C Clifton & S Hicks	Paper No. 12: EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON CYCLIC BEHAVIOUR OF STEEL BASE CONNECTIONS CONSIDERING ANCHOR BOLTS POST TENSIONING J Borzouie, G Macrae, J Chase & C Clifton	Paper No. 18: ASSESSMENT OF SOIL-STRUCTURE INTERACTION METHODS USING FULL SCALE DYNAMIC TESTING L Hogan & L Wotherspoon
Session 2 – Friday 21 March 2014
	2A: Walls and Floors Chair: Rick Henry Room: ASB Theatre	2B: Bridges Chair: Misko Cubrinovski Room: Limelight 1	2C: Interdisciplinary Chair: Luke Allen Room: Limelight 2
15.40 - 15.55	Paper No. 19: FLOOR DIAPHRAGMS - SEISMIC BULWARK OR ACHILLES' HEEL J Scarry	Paper No. 25: SEISMIC ASSESSMENT OF STATE HIGHWAY 16 WHAU RIVER BRIDGE D Pino & P Corbett	Paper No. 31: WHAT BECOMES OF RESEARCH? IMPROVING TRANSLATION OF EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING RESEARCH TO PRACTICE AND POLICY D Mieler & S Uma
15.55 - 16.10	Paper No. 20: SEISMIC DESIGN OF COMPOSITE METAL DECK AND CONCRETE-FILLED DIAPHRAGMS - A DISCUSSION PAPER K Cowie, A Fussell, C Clifton, G Macrae & S Hicks	Paper No. 26: SOUTH BRIGHTON BRIDGE: LATERAL SPREAD MITIGATION USING JET GROUT LATTICE STRUCTURES C Keepa, G Saul, A Murashev & J McMillan	Paper No. 32: A COMMUNITY-CENTRIC APPROACH FOR DEVELOPING SEISMIC PERFORMANCE TARGETS FOR BUILDINGS AND LIFELINES M Mieler & S Uma
16.10 - 16.25	Paper No. 21: EFFECT OF REINFORCING STEEL BOND ON THE SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF REINFORCED CONCRETE WALLS V Patel, B Van & R Henry	Paper No. 27: THE ASSESSMENT OF LIQUEFACTION AND LATERAL SPREADING EFFECTS ON BRIDGES A Murashev, D Kirkcaldie, C Keepa, M Cubrinovski, R Orense & J Lloyd	Paper No. 33: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SEISMIC RETROFITTING AND ARCHITECTURAL QUALITIES N Allaf & A Charleson
16.25 - 16.40	Paper No. 22: NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF SHEAR WALL FAILURE MECHANISMS F Dashti, R Dhakal & S Pampanin	Paper No. 28: INVESTIGATION OF THE BEHAVIOR OF SMALL-SCALE BRIDGE MODELS USING SHAKE TABLE TESTS Z Chegini & A Palermo	Paper No. 34: COSTS AND EFFECTS: THE HEALTH COSTS OF THE 22 FEBRUARY 2011 EARTHQUAKE A Brower & D Johnston
16.40 - 16.55	Paper No. 23: NUMERICAL MODELLING AND TESTING OF CONCRETE WALLS WITH MINIMUM VERTICAL REINFORCEMENT Y Lu, R Henry & Q Ma	Paper No. 29: QUASI-STATIC CYCLIC TESTING OF HALF-SCALE FULLY PRECAST BRIDGE SUBSTRUCTURE SYSTEM IN HIGH SEISMICITY M Mashal & A Palermo	Paper No. 35: THE GEM EARTHQUAKE CONSEQUENCES DATABASE AND NEW ZEALAND'S CONTRIBUTIONS G Bocchini, A Pomonis, E So, A King & S Giovinazzi
16.55 - 17.10	Paper No. 24: LATERAL-FORCE RESISTING MECHANISMS OF FLEXURE-DOMINANT MULTI-STORY STRUCTURAL WALLS SUSTAINED ON SOFT-FIRST-STORY M Sakashita, Y Idosako, X Feng & M Nishiyama	Paper No. 30: LESSONS FROM LIQUEFACTION DAMAGE TO BRIDGES IN CHRISTCHURCH AND STRATEGIES FOR FUTURE DESIGN P Brabhaharan	Paper No. 36: EXPOSURE DATA DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK: REAL-TIME INDIVIDUAL ASSET COLLECTION TOOL (RIACT), INVENTORY REPOSITORY & ASSET REPOSITORY WEB PORTAL S Lin, A King & I Matcham
Session 3 – Saturday 22 March 2014
	3A: Policy, Research and Practice Chair: Peter Smith Room ASB Theatre	3B: Structural Devices Chair: David Whittaker Room: Limelight 1	3C: Seismology Chair: Matt Gerstenberger Room: Limelight 2
10.50 - 11.05	Paper No. 37: REVIEW OF THE BUILDING CODE STRUCTURAL PROVISIONS G Lawrance, D Hopkins, D Cheong & M Stannard	Paper No. 43: SHAKING TABLE TESTS OF A BASE ISOLATED STRUCTURE WITH DOUBLE CONCAVE FRICTION PENDULUMS F Ponzo, A Di Cesare, D Nigro, M Simonetti & G Leccese	Paper No. 49: REPRESENTATIVE GROUND-MOTION ENSEMBLES FOR SEVERAL MAJOR EARTHQUAKE SCENARIOS IN NEW ZEALAND K Tarbali & B Bradley
11.05 - 11.20	Paper No. 38: PRIORITISING RESEARCH INTO THE SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF REINFORCED CONCRETE A Bennett, R Sharpe & M Stannard	Paper No. 44: CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT: LOW LOSS PRECAST CONCRETE FRAME BUILDINGS WITH STEEL CONNECTIONS P Aninthaneni & R Dhakal	Paper No. 50: REGIONAL KAPPA (k) SCALING OF NEW ZEALAND ROCK GMPES C Van Houtte, T Larkin & C Holden
11.20 - 11.35	Paper No. 39: INTERACTION OF GEOTECHNICAL AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING IN THE SEISMIC ASSESSMENT OF EXISTING BUILDINGS P Clayton, W Kam & A Beer	Paper No. 45: RETROFIT, USING ISOLATION, OF THE HEAVILY DAMAGED BASILICA DEL SALVADOR CATHEDRAL IN SANTIAGO, CHILE M Rendel, C Luders, M Greer, I Vial, B Westenenk, J de la Llera, F Perez, D Bozzi & F Prado	Paper No. 51: EXPLICIT CONSIDERATION OF NEAR-FAULT DIRECTIVITY EFFECTS AND TREATMENT OF DISTRIBUTED SEISMICITY AS FINITE-FAULTS IN NZ-SPECIFIC PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC HAZARD ANALYSIS V Joshi & B Bradley
11.35 - 11.50	Paper No. 40: A SEISMIC ENGINEER'S NOTE BOOK G Houston, A Beer, G Cole & R Jury	Paper No. 46: COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF BASE ISOLATED AND CONVENTIONAL BUILDINGS: A CASE STUDY M Cutfield, Q Ma & K Ryan	Paper No. 52: TIME-VARYING AND LONG-TERM MEAN AFTERSHOCK HAZARD IN WELLINGTON A Christophersen, D Rhoades, R Van Dissen, C Muller, M Stirling, G McVerry & M Gerstenberger
11.50 - 12.05	Paper No. 41: ENHANCING COLLABORATION BETWEEN ARCHITECTS AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS USING PRELIMINARY DESIGN SOFTWARE A Charleson & P Wood	Paper No. 47: DESIGN OF BASE-ISOLATED BUILDINGS: AN OVERVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL CODES D Pietra, S Pampanin, R Mayes, N Wetzel & D Feng	Paper No. 53: RMS' NEW MODEL FOR RUPTURES ON KNOWN CRUSTAL FAULTS IN NEW ZEALAND AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR RISK D Fitzenz & M Nyst
12.05 - 12.20		Paper No. 48: DISPLACEMENT AND ACCELERATION DESIGN SPECTRA FOR SEISMIC ISOLATION SYSTEMS IN CHRISTCHURCH D Whittaker & L Jones	Paper No. 54: INCORPORATING SIMULATED HIKURANGI SUBDUCTION INTERFACE SPECTRA INTO PROBABILISTIC HAZARD CALCULATIONS FOR WELLINGTON G McVerry & C Holden
Session 4 – Saturday 22 March 2014
	4A : Case Studies Chair: Robert Davey Room: ASB Theatre	4B: Timber Chair: Alessandro Palermo Room: Limelight 1	4C: Non-structural elements, tanks and pounding Chair: Rajesh Dhakal Room: Limelight 2
15.40 - 15.55	Paper No. 55: TAUROA RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION: LANDSLIDE REMEDIATION AND HILL SLOPE STABILISATION FOR EARTHQUAKE RESISTANCE R Gerbrandt	Paper No. 61: ESTABLISHING THE RESILIENCE OF TIMBER FRAMED SCHOOL BUILDINGS IN NEW ZEALAND D Brunsdon, J Finnegan, N Evans, G Beattie, D Carradine, J Sheppard & B Lee	Paper No. 67: PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATION OF CURRENT CONTENT SLIDING MODELLING TECHNIQUES T Yeow, G Macrae, R Dhakal & B Bradley
15.55 - 16.10	Paper No. 56: SEISMIC REHABILITATION OF A CONCRETE ENCASED STEEL RIVETED FRAME BUILDING -ADELPHI HOUSE, WELLINGTON I Prionas & J Knight	Paper No. 62: QUASI STATIC CYCLIC TEST OF 2/3 SCALE POST-TENSIONED TIMBER WALL AND COLUMN-WALL-COLUMN (CWC) SYSTEMS F Sarti, A Palermo & S Pampanin	Paper No. 68: SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF SUSPENDED CEILINGS: CRITICAL REVIEW OF CURRENT DESIGN PRACTICE A Pourali Bejarbaneh, R Dhakal & G Macrae
16.10 - 16.25	Paper No. 57: NETWORK PROTECTION WITHOUT COMPROMISE - DECONSTRUCTION OF 91 HEREFORD STREET FOR TELECOM D McGuigan, C Hill & J Robb	Paper No. 63: EXPERIMENTAL TESTING OF ALTERNATIVE BEAM-COLUMN JOINTS IN POST-TENSIONED TIMBER FRAMES T Armstrong, T Smith, A Buchanan & S Pampanin	Paper No. 69: SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF NON-STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS WITHIN BUILDINGS H Ferner, M Wemyss, A Baird, A Beer & D Hunter
16.25 - 16.40	Paper No. 58: A NOVEL APPROACH TO REHABILITATION OF A CHURCH IN FENDALTON, CHRISTCHURCH S Neill, A Beer & D Amende	Paper No. 64: SHAKING TABLE TESTING OF A MULTI-STOREY POST-TENSIONED TIMBER BUILDING T Smith, S Pampanin, A Di Cesare, F Ponzo, M Simonetti, D Nirgo & D Carradine	Paper No. 70: LOW DAMAGE NON-STRUCTURAL DRYWALLS: DETAILS AND THEIR PERFORMANCE A Tasligedik, S Pampanin & A Palermo
16.40 - 16.55	Paper No. 59: TIME HISTORY ANALYSIS CORRELATION BETWEEN OBSERVED AND PREDICTED RESPONSE OF TYPICAL INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS WITH STEEL PORTAL FRAME AND CONCRETE TILT PANEL CLADDING DURING CHRISTCHURCH EARTHQUAKE W Batchelar, M Mashal & D Southwick	Paper No. 65: ELASTO-PLASTIC BEHAVIOUR OF A RIGID TIMBER SHEAR WALL WITH SLIP-FRICTION CONNECTORS W Loo, P Quenneville & N Chouw	Paper No. 71: AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON CONTACT BEHAVIOUR DURING STRUCTURAL POUNDING S Khatiwada, N Chouw & T Larkin
16.55 - 17.10	Paper No. 60: WELLINGTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - PREPARED FOR RAPID SELF-ASSESSMENT G Eban, K Hira & R Sharpe	Paper No. 66: PERFORMANCE OF BRICK VENEERS. DO YOU HAVE CONFIDENCE IN YOUR TIES? M Halliday, A Laird & K Reynolds	Paper No. 72: ASSESSMENT OF NEW ZEALAND SCALING PROCEDURE OF GROUND MOTIONS FOR LIQUID STORAGE TANKS M Ormeno, M Geddes, T Larkin & N Chouw
Session 5 – Sunday 23 March 2014
	5A: Monitoring Chair: Peter Wood Room: ASB Theatre	5B: Liquefaction Chair: Rolando Orense Room: Limelight 1	5C: Steel and Masonry Chair: Clark Hyland Room: Limelight 2
11.00 - 11.15	Paper No. 73: DYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF AN ELEVEN-SPAN MOTORWAY BRIDGE AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF EXCITATION G Chen, S Beskhyroun & P Omenzetter	Paper No. 78: KEY FACTORS IN THE LIQUEFACTION-INDUCED DAMAGE TO BUILDINGS AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN CHRISTCHURCH: PRELIMINARY FINDINGS M Cubrinovski, M Taylor, K Robinson, A Winkley, M Hughes, J Haskell, B Bradley, J Bray, T O'Rourke & L Wotherspoon	Paper No. 83: NON-DESTRUCTIVE METHOD TO INVESTIGATE THE HARDNESS -PLASTIC STRAIN RELATIONSHIP IN CYCLICALLY DEFORMED STRUCTURAL STEEL ELEMENTS H Nashid, W Ferguson, C Clifton, M Hodgson, M Battley, C Seal & J Choi
11.15 - 11.30	Paper No. 74: AMBIENT VIBRATION BASED EVALUATION OF A CURVED POST-TENSIONED CONCRETE BOX-GIRDER BRIDGE X Chen, P Omenzetter & S Beskhyroun	Paper No. 79: STONE COLUMN GROUND IMPROVEMENT FIELD TRIAL: A CHRISTCHURCH CASE STUDY D Mahoney & J Kupec	Paper No. 84: PRELIMINARY ESTIMATION OF REDUCTION FACTORS IN MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF STEEL REINFORCEMENT DUE TO PITTING SIMULATED CORROSION K Andisheh, A Scott & A Palermo
11.30 - 11.45	Paper No. 75: EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF INTER-STOREY DRIFTS DURING THE COOK STRAIT EARTHQUAKE SEQUENCE Q Ma, S Beskhyroun, G Simkin, L Wotherspoon, J Ingham, G Cole, A Gebreyohaness & R Sharpe	Paper No. 80: EVALUATION OF LIQUEFACTION POTENTIAL OF SOILS USING SDS DATA IN CHRISTCHURCH S Mirjafari, R Orense & N Suemasa	Paper No. 85: FRG STRENGTHENING SYSTEMS FOR MASONRY BUILDINGS A Balsamo, I Iovinella & G Morandini
11.45 - 12.00	Paper No. 76: PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF INSTRUMENTED WELLINGTON BUILDING RESPONSES IN THE JULY/AUGUST 2013 SEDDON/LAKE GRASSMERE EARTHQUAKES E Thomson & B Bradley	Paper No. 81: HYDRAULIC UPLIFT FORCES ON BASEMENTS SUBJECT TO LIQUEFACTION N Luxford	Paper No. 86: PRACTICAL EXAMPLES OF USING QUALITATIVE ASSESSMENT METHODS TO ASSESS THE EARTHQUAKE RISK OF HISTORIC STRUCTURES IN THE CHRISTCHURCH AREA S Phillips, R Lane & G Cross
12.00 - 12.15	Paper No. 77: STRONG MOTION RECORDS FROM THE THORNDON OVERBRIDGE IN THE 2013 COOK STRAIT AND LAKE GRASSMERE EARTHQUAKES J Wood	Paper No. 82: IMPROVEMENT MECHANISMS OF STONE COLUMNS AS A MITIGATION MEASURE AGAINST LIQUEFACTION-INDUCED LATERAL SPREADING E Tang & R Orense	Paper No. 87: REVIEW OF BUCKLING RESTRAINED BRACE DESIGN AND BEHAVIOUR A Jones, C Lee, G MacRae & C Clifton

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