ASCE Structural Control
Committee
is associated with the Technical
Administrative Committee on Analysis and Computation
of the Structural
Engineering Institute of the American
Society of Civil Engineers
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Chair:
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Vice
Chair:
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Secretary:
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Control
Group Member: Anil Agrawal, CUNY (2002-present)
Past
Chair:
Committee Purpose: The committee endeavors in integrating and interfacing the
discipline of structural control with the applications and specialties of civil
engineering problems. Emphasis will be placed on the computing technology for
the development, application and modification of active/hybrid control to
achieve designed intelligence of civil engineering structures.
Committee Objectives: The Committee will strive to elevate the state-of-the-art and
practice of structural control engineering through: serving as a primary
resource for establishing broad consensus on structural control issues;
identifying and prioritizing research needs related to structural control; and
development and support of programs for education and technology transfer on
structural control issues.
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Membership
Roster 2004 pdf file
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Membership
Application pdf file
Recent Activities
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Agenda
of the Meeting 98 pdf file
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Agenda
of the Meeting 99 pdf file
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Agenda
of the Meeting 00 pdf file
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Agenda
of the Meeting 01 pdf file
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Agenda
of the Meeting 02 pdf file
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Agenda
of the Meeting 03 pdf file
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Agenda
of the Meeting 04 pdf
file
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Minutes
of the Meeting 98 pdf file
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Minutes
of the Meeting 99 pdf file
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Minutes
of the Meeting 00 pdf file
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Minutes
of the Meeting 01 pdf file
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Minutes
of the Meeting 02 pdf file
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Minutes
of the Meeting 03 pdf file
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Minutes
of the Meeting 04 pdf
file
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Committee
Report 98-99 pdf file
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Committee
Report 99-00 pdf file
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Committee
Report 00-01 pdf file
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Committee
Report 01-02 pdf file
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Committee
Report 02-03 pdf file
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Committee
Report 03-04 pdf file
ASCE-IASCM - TASK GROUP ON BENCHMARK CONTROL STUDIES
Many algorithms and
devices have been proposed for control of civil engineering structures, each
with its own advantages, depending on the specific application and desired
effect. Until recently, definitive studies demonstrating the pros and cons of
the different approaches have been unavailable. Clearly, the ability to make
direct comparisons between strategies employing various algorithms and devices
is necessary to focus future efforts in the most promising directions and to effectively
set performance goals and specifications. Benchmark studies intended to help
move the structural control community another step toward the realization and
implementation of innovative control strategies for dynamic hazard mitigation
is the focus of this group
Chair:
Satish Nagarajaiah,
Seismic - Building Benchmark Problem - Bill Spencer,
Wind - Building Benchmark Problem - Jann Yang,
Seismic - Bridge Benchmark Problem - Shirley Dyke ,
Seismic - Base
Isolation Buildings Benchmark Problem - Nagarajaiah,
Johnson, Gavin, Rice, USC, Duke
Seismic -
LINKS
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U. S. Panel on Structural Control Research
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European Panel on Structural Control