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The World Conference in Earthquake Engineering will be held again in Italy 51 years after the 1973 Rome edition
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The 29th of September 2020 the President of ANIDIS (Associazione Nazionale Italiana di Ingegneria Sismica), Prof. Franco Braga, presented the candidacy to host the 18th World Conference on Earthquake Engineering (WCEE) 2024 in Milano, Italy. The other candidates are Canada (Montreal), France (Lion), India (New Delhi) and New Zealand (Auckland).
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To celebrate his first 8 years and after 10 years from the L’Aquila Earthquake, ISI – Ingegneria Sismica Italiana – organised his first international conference. The conference was organised the 27th and 28th of June 2019 and was hosted by the Faculty of Engineering of the University of L’Aquila.
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Concluded as a big success the 53° edition of SAIE. The Italian exhibition of the construction sector, which amongst others focused on the construction site, illustrating the best practices by case studies of national and international experiences. The event has seen the participation of 40 thousand professionals which could see with their own eyes and discuss new products and technologies from more than 450 companies.
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A research study from CRESME (Centro Ricerche Economiche Sociali e di Mercato nell’Edilizia) and ISI (Ingegneria Sismica Italiana).
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ISI - Ingegneria Sismica Italiana, together with SISMO Expo 2017 - Ferrara 20th to 22nd September 2017 – organised The Conference “Building stock and seismic risk. perspective, experiences and management”
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We are glad to hear about the emanation of the new legislation that will allow the implementation of the economic incentives for the seismic retrofitting of existing buildings (Sismabonus).
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ISI in collaboration with SAIE organises the conference on the seismic vulnerability of the building stock.
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The study focuses on the seismic vulnerability assessment of a sample of the social housing building stock managed by Federcasa. Treviso, Bologna, Firenze, Terni, L’Aquila, Napoli, Potenza and Siracusa: those are the cities from North to South identified to perform a preliminary study on 8 buildings representative of the most relevant construction typologies. The study included assessments based on: the characteristics of the buildings; the expected seismic input; considerations about the seismic vulnerability and risk of the buildings and hypothesis of seismic retrofit measures. Successively has been identified a methodology for the definition of a ranking for the seismic retrofit prioritization.
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