Mark Stewart

Distinguished Professor of Civil Engineering

University of Sydney

Australia

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Mark Stewart is a Distinguished Professor of Civil Engineering at the University of Technology Sydney, Australia. His research focuses on resilience assessment in transport networks, building robustness, and risk reduction strategies related to structural safety. Recent articles by Professor Stewart examine the impacts of wildfires and terrorist attacks on infrastructure, as well as experimental testing of masonry structures.

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Franck Schoefs

Université de Nantes

FRANCE

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Emilio Bastidas-Arteaga

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La Rochelle University

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Mark Masia

University of Newcastle

AUSTRALIA

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Lewis John Gooch

University of Newcastle

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Erica Arango

Delft University of Technology

NETHERLANDS

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Alan O'Connor

Chairholder, Professor of Structural Engineering

Trinity College Dublin

IRELAND

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Ming Yang

Assistant professor of safety and security science

Delft University of Technology

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Paraic C. Ryan

University College Cork

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Imrose Bin Muhit

Teesside University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Articles (19)

Resilience assessment in post-wildfire recovery of road transport networks by dynamic thresholds and characteristic curves

Wildfire preparedness: Optimal adaptation measures for strengthening road transport resilience

Analysing the cost-effectiveness of improving building robustness through segmentation

Assessment of risk reduction strategies for terrorist attacks on structures

Experimental Testing of Unreinforced Masonry Shear Walls and Comparison with Nominal Capacity Predictions

Correction: Model accuracy for the prediction of unreinforced clay brick masonry shear wall resistance

Model accuracy for the prediction of unreinforced clay brick masonry shear wall resistance

Explosive field trial for repetitive testing of VBIEDs to probabilistically measure blast and fragmentation hazards

Risk-based cost-benefit analysis of structural strengthening to mitigate disproportionate collapse of buildings under abnormal blast loading

Assessment of risk reduction strategies for terrorist attacks on structures

Mitigating casualty risks from primary fragmentation hazards

Spatial variability of explosive blast loading and its effect on damage risks to reinforced concrete buildings

Climate Adaptation Engineering: An Optimist’s View

Comparison of risk-based robustness indices in progressive collapse analysis of building structures

Investigating the Effects of Climate Change on Material Properties and Structural Performance

Simplified reliability-based load design factors for explosive blast loading, weapons effects, and its application to collateral damage estimation

Simplified calculation of airblast variability and reliability-based design load factors for spherical air burst and hemispherical surface burst explosions

Reliability-based design and robustness for blast-resistant design of RC buildings

Monte-Carlo laboratory testing of unreinforced masonry veneer wall system under out-of-plane loading

Collaborators (9)

Franck Schoefs

Emilio Bastidas-Arteaga

Mark Masia

Lewis John Gooch

Erica Arango

Alan O'Connor

Ming Yang

Paraic C. Ryan

Imrose Bin Muhit

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