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Technical platform report demonstrates integrated seismic risk and damage estimation across national infrastructure, highlighting computational advancements in probabilistic hazard analysis.
Seismic risk assessment is a multidisciplinary endeavour that requires the integration of heterogeneous data sources and advanced modelling techniques. Recent advances in information technology (IT) have profoundly changed this field by enabling efficient data management, high-performance simulation, and dynamic visualisation. This paper presents EUCLIDE, a platform developed at the Eucentre Foundation (based in Pavia, Italy) for seismic risk assessment of structures and infrastructure across the Italian territory. EUCLIDE exploits extensive exposure databases and custom vulnerability models to support both probabilistic and deterministic seismic hazard damage analyses. We provide a detailed overview of the platform and highlight its capability to deliver comprehensive risk estimations for Italian assets exposed to seismic hazards.
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