Massimiliano Giorgio

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Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II

Italy

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Massimiliano Giorgio is a Full Professor at Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II in Italy. His research focuses on ground motion estimates, damage-informed ground motion assessment, and degradation processes. Recent publications include works on hybrid maintenance policies, fragility assessment, and the resilience of systems under seismic events. He continues to contribute significantly to the fields of engineering and risk assessment through his innovative research.

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Ground Motion Estimates Updated by Building Damage

The effect of model misspecification of the bounded transformed gamma process on maintenance optimization

Damage‐informed ground motion and semi‐empirical fragility assessment

Misspecification analysis of gamma‐ and inverse Gaussian‐based perturbed degradation processes

A Hybrid Maintenance Policy for a Deteriorating Unit in the Presence of Three Forms of Variability

A new gamma degradation process with random effect and state-dependent measurement error

A transformed gamma process for bounded degradation phenomena

A new Wiener process with bathtub‐shaped degradation rate in the presence of random effects

Comment on “How Well Does Poissonian Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Assessment (PSHA) Approximate the Simulated Hazard of Epidemic-Type Earthquake Sequences?” by Shaoqing Wang, Maximilian J. Werner, and Ruifang Yu

Holistic Modelling of Loss and Recovery for the Resilience Assessment to Seismic Sequences

Bayesian estimation and prediction for the transformed Wiener degradation process

The Generalized Inflection S-Shaped Software Reliability Growth Model

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Bruno Castanier

Andrea Penna

Pasquale Erto

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