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Furthermore, GON202 shows also in lower frequencies (between 4 and 6 Hz) very directional ground motion.

Fig. 3 Ellipticity plot indicating frequencies with directional ground motion Fig. 4 Strike plot azimuth of the polarized ground motion.

Including uncertainties such as isolation system characteristics, i.e. isolation stiffness and isolation damping, eccentricity in the superstructure, and ground motion characteristics along with 3D models subjected to bi-directional ground motions, allows us to represent the nature of the problem in a realistic way.

In this study, following the direction of the second branch, we propose a new Multi-directional Ground Filtering (MGF) algorithm to incorporate a two-dimensional neighborhood in the directional scanning so as to prevent the errors introduced by the sensitivity to directions.

Bi-directional ground motions corresponding to recorded accelerograms have been considered as seismic actions.

As a result, the seismic response of PG masonry walls is likely nominally affected by bi-directional ground motions.

Recorded accelerograms for bi-directional ground motions compatible with the reference elastic response spectrum have been used for the evaluation of the seismic response of the structure.

In the present work three different hybrid base isolation systems are analyzed in order to protect reinforced concrete structures with regards to bi-directional ground motions.

This study deals with the effect of skew angle on seismic vulnerability of these bridges under horizontal two-component (bi-directional) ground motions.

The present study focuses on investigating the effect of skew angle on seismic response of a bridge-foundation system including nonlinear soil pile interaction subjected to bi-directional ground motions.

This study examines the influence that the angle of incidence of the ground motion has on several engineering demand parameters (EDPs) for a single-storey structure subjected to bi-directional ground motions.