Tao Yang

Graduate Teaching Assistant

University of Auckland

New Zealand

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Tao Yang is a Graduate Teaching Assistant at The University of Auckland, New Zealand. His research focuses on structural engineering, particularly in the area of seismic analysis and the impact of ground motions on bridge structures. Recent articles authored by him explore topics such as semantic segmentation of bridge point clouds, predicting displacement in bridge columns, and evaluating structural seismic fragility under pulse-like ground motions.

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Articles (8)

Domain knowledge-enhanced region growing framework for semantic segmentation of bridge point clouds

An Efficient Method for Predicting the Residual Displacement of UBPRC Columns Under Near-Fault Ground Motions

Potential bias of conventional structural seismic fragility for bridge structures under pulse-like ground motions: Bias evaluation and strategy improvement

Near-fault pulse seismic ductility spectra for bridge columns based on machine learning

A Novel Structure-Pulse Coupled Model for Quantifying the Column Ductility Demand under Pulse-Like GMs

Probabilistic seismic demand model of UBPRC columns conditioned on Pulse-Structure parameters

Quantifying the impact of normalized period on seismic demand model of ductile columns under pulse-like ground motions

Empirical models of bridge seismic fragility surface considering the vertical effect of near-fault ground motions

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