Human-Induced Vibration is a dynamic structural response characterized by oscillations generated in built environments due to human activities such as walking, running, or jumping, distinguished from other vibration sources by its origin in rhythmic or transient biomechanical forces applied to load-bearing surfaces.
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Dynamic loading and response of footbridges
J. H. Rainer, G. Pernica, D. E. Allen · Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering · 1988 · 187 citations · Full text
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