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Work on modelling hydrodynamic loading wins award at earthquake resiliency conference
Hasib Abdulrazaq with the award-winning poster. (c) Ramboll
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Hasib Abdulrazaq
Scot Francis
Niko Karamichalis
The winning poster was based on a paper "Modelling of hydrodynamic loading in soil structure interaction analysis of port structures" authored by Hasib Abdulrazaq, Scot Francis, Niko Karamichalis and Jack Taggart, (now of Arup). The judges were looking for work that added something useful to the existing body of knowledge on earthquake risk and engineering towards a resilient world.
SECED2019 brought together experts in risk, mitigation and recovery from around the world and from a broad range of disciplines, including structural engineering, nuclear engineering, seismology, geology, geotechnical engineering, urban development, social sciences, business and insurance.
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Bamboo – a sustainable solution to Lombok’s housing needs
Applying latest digital design capabilities to naturally abundant bamboo, Ramboll is partnering with local NGO Grenzeloos Milieu and University College London (UCL) to design replicable bamboo homes for use on the earthquake prone island of Lombok and beyond.
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