Seismic Soil-structure Interaction
Seismic Soil-Structure Interaction is a geotechnical engineering phenomenon in which the dynamic response of a structure is influenced by the coupling of seismic wave propagation through soil and its interdependent mechanical interaction with the foundation and superstructure, distinguished from static or non-seismic interaction by its dependence on time-varying inertial forces and wave-induced soil deformations.
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