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Opening and Plenary Session Semi-plenary Sessions and Lectures
Monday 11 September - 8.00 to 13.30 Monday 11 September - 14.30 to 18.35
Tuesday 12 September - 9.00 to 18.50
Wednesday 13 September - 9.00 to 16.30

Cloister of the Faculty of Engineering Palazzo Brancaccio

Welcome Cocktail and Pasta Party Conference Dinner
Sunday 10 September - 18.00 to 20.30 Tuesday 12 September - 20.00 to 23.00
Monday 11 September - 19.30 to 22.00

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 Welcome
Welcome to Rome and to EURODYN 2017
It is a great pleasure to welcome you to the X
International Conference on Structural Dyna-
mics, EURODYN 2017, in Rome, organised by
the Faculty of Civil and Industrial Engineering of
Sapienza University of Rome and the Europe-
an Association for Structural Dynamics, EASD.
This Conference follows earlier successful con-
ferences held in Bochum (1990), Trondheim
(1993), Florence (1996), Prague (1999), Muni-
ch (2002), Paris (2005), Southampton (2008),
Leuven (2011) and Porto (2014), and we are
very honoured to host this important Internatio-
nal Conference at the campus of the Faculty of
Engineering of Sapienza University.
The increasing success of the previous editions
is without doubt a demonstration of the signifi-
cance of the conference series.
EURODYN 2017 covers all major aspects of
structural dynamics and is devoted to recent
theoretical, numerical and experimental deve-
lopments.
Three plenary lectures open the Conference on
Monday morning, while six semi-plenary lectu-
res are scheduled to open the Conference on
Tuesday and Wednesday mornings. The Confe-
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rence is organised in a General session and 26
Mini-symposia; the scientific contributions are
all orally presented during 10 parallel sessions.
Tuesday morning the first presentation is devo-
ted to the memory of Professor Wilfried B. Kra-
etzig, a renowned scientist and engineer, and
the founder of the EURODYN Conference series.
Wednesday morning, the presenters of MS03
Nonlinear Dynamics will remember Professor
Ali H. Nayfeh, pioneer of nonlinear dynamic
phenomena and father of a generation of rese-
archers in mechanical dynamical systems.
More than 1000 abstracts have been submitted,
of which 830 were accepted; some 600 papers
were finally submitted and will be presented
during the conference by authors from over 54
Countries. The papers are published in a special
issue of Procedia Engineering, an open access
collection of conference proceedings, indexed
by Scopus and ISI Web of Science. The con-
ference programme and book of abstracts are
provided to facilitate participants during the
Conference.
While the EURODYN Conference was initially a
European event, over time participation from
non-European countries has remarkably incre-
ased and this X Edition enjoys a wide internatio-
nal participation.
We would like to thank all the mini-symposia
organisers, as well as the members of the Inter-
national Scientific Committee for their contribu-
tion to the successful organisation of EURODYN
2017. We would also like to thank all keynote
lecturers, authors, participants, sponsors and
exhibitors for their contribution; last but not le-
ast, the kind support of Gerhard Müller, EASD
President and the Executive Board. A special
word of thanks finally goes to all who actively
collaborated in the organisation of this event at
Sapienza University and to the Conference se-
cretariat for their considerable assistance.
We hope you will have a stimulating and fruitful
EURODYN 2017 along with a very pleasant stay
in Rome.
Fabrizio Vestroni, Conference Chair
Vincenzo Gattulli, Conference Co-Chair
Francesco Romeo, Conference Co-Chair

Welcome of the President of EASD
Dear participants of EURODYN 2017,
a warm welcome to the 10th International
Conference on Structural Dynamics, EURODYN
2017. Our tour through Europe, that started in
Bochum in 1990 and since then has moved at
three-year intervals from Trondheim to Floren-
ce, Prague, Munich, Paris, Southampton, Leu-
ven and Porto, this year has arrived in Rome
for another exciting exchange of novel and re-
cent developments within the field of Structural
Dynamics. I am sure that this conference will
again provide an excellent platform for a frui-
tful exchange of ideas and for establishing links
between research groups that share or comple-
ment topics and activities.
On behalf of the European Association for
Structural Dynamics (EASD), I would like to
express our gratitude to the Chair of this confe-
rence, Fabrizio Vestroni and his Co-Chairs Vin-
cenzo Gattulli and Francesco Romeo for their
professional and intensive organization. Our
sincere appreciation to all other members of the
organizing committee, among them the chair of
EURODYN 2014, Álvaro Cunha and esteemed
colleagues from Rome and Florence. I extend
our thanks to all organisers of the 26 mini-sym-
Welcome
posia for the intensive review process, which
resulted in a very promising technical program-
me. And a special thanks to Sapienza University
of Rome and its Faculty of Civil and Industrial
Engineering for providing the venue and logisti-
cs in a most stimulating environment.
On behalf of EASD, I wish you an interesting and
inspiring EURODYN 2017 and an enjoyable stay
in the historic heart of the Eternal City of Rome.
Gerhard Müller, president of EASD
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 Commitees
EASD
Gerhard Müller, Germany
President
Costas Papadimitriou, Greece
Executive Vice President
Wilfried Kraetzig, Germany
Honorary President (†)
Claudio Borri, Italy
Michael Brennan, Brazil
Álvaro Cunha, Portugal
Guido De Roeck, Belgium
Christian Soize, France
Scientific Commitee
Ahmadian Mehdi, USA
Antoni Jérôme, France
Au Ivan, United Kingdom
Beck Jim, USA
Borri Claudio, Italy
Brennan Mike, Brazil
Brinker Rune, Denmark
Caetano Elsa, Portugal
Cantieni Reto, Switzerland
Casciati Fabio, Italy
Chatzi Eleni, Switzerland
Conte Joel, USA
Cunha Alvaro, Portugal
Degrande Geert, Belgium
De Roeck Guido, Belgium
Di Paola Mario, Italy
Dominguez Jaime, Spain
Duhamel Denis, France
El Borgi Sami, Tunisia
Erdik Mustafa, Turkey
Friswell Michael, United Kingdom
Fujino Yozo, Japan
Gendelman Oleg, Israel
Gentile Carmelo, Italy
Ghanem Roger, USA
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Goicolea José, Spain
Grigoriu Mircea, USA
Jensen Hector, Chile
Kasperski Michael, Germany
Kaveh Ali, Iran
Kovacic Ivana, Serbia
Krenk Steen, Denmark
Lombaert Geert, Belgium
Mace Brian, New Zeland
Metrikine Andrei, Holland
Mignolet Marc, USA
Mita Akira, Japan
Moan Torgeir, Norway
Müller Gerhard, Germany
Natsiavas Sotirios, Greece
Naess Arvid, Norway
Naprstek Jiri, Czech Republic
Ohayon Roger, France
Omenzetter Piotr, Scotland
Ostachowicz Wieslaw, Poland
Papadimitriou Costas, Greece
Papadrakakis Manolis, Greece
Pavic Aleksandar, United Kingdom
Peil Udo, Germany
Perotti Federico, Italy
Ray-Chaudhuri Samit, India
Rega Giuseppe, Italy
Ribeiro Pedro, Portugal
Rixen Daniel, Germany
Rodellar José, Spain
Safak Erdal, Turkey
Samsonov Alexander M., Russia
Sestieri Aldo, Italy
Soize Christian, France
Sorensen John Dalsgaard, Denmark
Staszewski Wieslaw Jerzy, Poland
Trindade Marcelo A., Brazil
Vakakis Alexander, USA
Valdebenito Marcos, Chile
Van Der Auweraer Herman, Belgium
Vestroni Fabrizio, Italy
Xia He, China
Xu You Lin, China
Yang Yeong-Bin, Taiwan
Zhai Wanming, China
Organising Commitee
Fabrizio Vestroni, Sapienza University of Rome
Conference Chair
Vincenzo Gattulli, University of L’Aquila
Conference Co-Chair
Francesco Romeo, Sapienza University of Rome
Conference Co-Chair
Álvaro Cunha, University of Porto/FEUP
EASD Executive Board
Gianni Bartoli, University of Florence
Davide Bernardini, Sapienza University of Rome
Francesco Massi, Sapienza University of Rome
Annamaria Pau, Sapienza University of Rome
Jacopo Ciambella, Sapienza University of Rome
Mary Joan Crowley, Sapienza University of Rome
Anna Reggio, Politecnico di Torino
Valentina Casella, Diamonds - Sapienza Univer-
sity of Rome
Organising Association
EASD
Organising Institution
Sapienza University of Rome
Faculty of Civil and Industrial Engineering
Department of Structural and Geotechnical
Engineering
Fondazione Roma Sapienza
Conference secretariat
Simona Barbati, Federica Bassetti, Enrico
Cappelli, Ginevra Conte, Elisabetta Meluzzi
 Themes & Topics

Plenary (PL) and Semi-Plenary (SPL) keynote lectures Mini-Symposia (MS)

Monday 11 September 2017 MS00 General Session on Dynamics, Stability and Structural
Vibrations
PL01 Random Vibrations of Nonlinear Continua Endowed with Fractional
Derivative Elements MS01 Advances in Computational Dynamics of Structures
Pol D. Spanos, Rice University, Texas, USA MS02 Advances in Dynamical Experimental Techniques
PL02 Aerodynamic Characteristics of Super-Tall Buildings with Various MS03 Non-linear Dynamics
Configurations MS04 System Identification
Yukio Tamura, Tokyo Polytechnic University, Japan MS05 Recent Advances in Stochastic Structural Dynamics
PL03 Transportation at 1000 km/h: Pushing Propulsion Dynamics to the MS06 Reliability, Robustness and Design of Complex and
Extreme, in TransPod’s Ultra-High-Speed Hyperloop System Dynamical Engineering Systems
Ryan Janzen, Transpod, Canada MS07 Uncertainty Quantification and Reliability Analysis in
Structural Dynamics and Coupled Systems
Tuesday 12 September 2017
MS08 Fluid-structures Interaction
SPL01 Intentional Utilization of Strong Nonlinearity in Structural Dynamics MS09 Vibro-acoustics
Alexander Vakakis, University of Illinois, Illinois, USA
MS10 Dynamics of Materials
SPL02 Certainly Uncertain – The Charm of Fuzzy Predictions MS11 Waves in Solids
Michael Hanss, University of Stuttgart, Germany
MS12 Vibration Control and Mitigation
SPL03 Tests on Long Span Bridges and Analysis Using New OMA MS13 Damage Detection
Techniques
MS14 Structural Health Monitoring
James Brownjohn, University of Exeter, England
MS15 Dynamic Soil-structure Interaction
Wednesday 13 September 2017 MS16 Blast and Impact Loads
SPL04 Understanding the Dynamics of Multi-Degree-of-Freedom Nonlinear MS17 Moving Loads
Systems Using Backbone Curves MS18 Traffic Induced Vibrations (road, railway, subway)
David Wagg, University of Sheffield, England MS19 Human Induced Vibrations and Vibration Serviceability
SPL05 Acoustic Black Holes for Flexural Waves: A Smart Approach to MS20 Bridge Dynamics
Vibration Damping MS21 Wind Induced Vibrations of Slender Structures
Victor Krylov, Loughborough University, England
MS22 Dynamics of Wind Energy Plants
SPL06 Sparse and Low-Rank Methods for Structural Identification and MS23 Vehicle Dynamics
SHM
MS24 Dynamic Testing and Monitoring of Historic Structures
Satish Nagarajaiah, Rice University, Texas, USA
MS25 Energy Sink and Energy Harvesting
MS26 Performance-based Design of Dinamically Excited
Structures

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 Practical Information
Venue
The Conference will be held at Sapienza Univer-
sity of Rome.
The Opening Ceremony and the 3 Plenary
Lectures take place on Monday 11 September
in the Aula Magna of the Sapienza University
Main Campus. All other sessions take place at
the Faculty of Civil and Industrial Engineering
located in the historic centre of Rome, directly
overlooking the Coliseum and next to the an-
cient Basilica of San Pietro in Vincoli, home to
Michelangelo’s statue of Moses.
Registration
All attendees of the Conference are requested to
check in at the registration desk.
Registration fee includes:
• Attendance at all sessions
• Book of abstracts
• Paper published in Elsevier’s Procedia En-
gineering
• Welcome cocktail
• Pasta Party
• Lunches and coffee breaks
• Conference banquet
Registration begins at 18.00 on Sunday 10
September at the Faculty of Civil and Industrial
Engineering.
For registration all attendees shall bring, either
printed or on their smartphone, the conference
ticket received by email.
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Name badge
Participants are kindly asked to display their
name badge at all times in order to access the
Conference venue and social events.
A further badge is provided to personalise your
Conference bag.
Four different badge colours are assigned:
• Red for all participants
• Blue for accompanying persons
• Gray for organising committee and techni-
cal staff
• Green for exhibitors and sponsors
Conference Secretariat & Desk
Opening hours
FACULTY OF CIVIL AND INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
Sunday 10 September, 18.00 to 20.30
Monday 11 September, 13.00 to 18.00
Tuesday 12 September, 09.00 to 18.00
Wednesday 13 September, 09.00 to 17.00
SAPIENZA UNIVERSITY MAIN CAMPUS
Monday 11 September, 08.00 to 13.00
Oral Presentations
• Please check the final programme to con-
firm the time and the room of your presen-
tation.
• The time allocated for each presentation
is 15 minutes, including questions and di-
scussion. To keep the Conference on sche-
dule and to accommodate participants who
want to move between sessions, session
chairs must strictly follow the time schedu-
le. Presenters are asked to stay within the
allocated time.
• All lecture rooms are equipped with a com-
puter.
• Presenters must report to the lecture room
15 minutes prior to the start of the session
to upload a copy of their presentation from
a USB drive onto the computer provided.
Note that presenters own computers may
not be used.
• Formats supported are .pdf or .ppt(x).
• All computers are equipped with Windows
7 and the following software: Adobe Reader
X, Microsoft Office 2007, Windows Media
player (supporting divx, mpeg, flash), VLC
player.
• Presentation with animations, videos or
special effects must be tested prior to their
session in the respective room.
It is the presenter’s responsibility to check in
advance that their presentation is compati-
ble with the installed version of the available
software.
 Practical Information

Wireless network Coffee breaks Additional information

A wireless network is available in the Conferen- Coffee breaks take place according to the Con- • Electricity
ce buildings. All participants receive a personal ference programme. Location of the coffee bre- The voltage is 220V.
user-id, password and instructions to connect aks is the Cloister of the Faculty, as well as relax
to the network on registration. areas. • Taxi service
Cooperativa Radio Taxi: 0039. 06 3570
Computer facilities Lunch breaks Pronto Taxi: 0039. 06 6645
At Level -1, computers and a printer are available Lunches are included in the Conference regi- Samarcanda: 0039. 06 5551
for attendees in the Computer Laboratory. stration fee and will be served in the Cloister.

Welcome cocktail

On Sunday 10th a welcome cocktail is offered

in the historical Sangallo Cloister of the Faculty.

Pasta Party

On Monday 11th there will be Pasta Party in the

Cloister at 19.30. Pasta all’amatriciana will also
be served to honour the town of Amatrice de-
stroyed during the 2015 earthquake and that
gave its name to the amatriciana dish of tomato
sauce and pork cheek.

Conference dinner

Conference dinner takes place on Tuesday 12th

evening at Palazzo Brancaccio at 20.00.
The location is within walking distance of the
Faculty of Engineering. Awards are assigned
during the dinner.

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Fresco
Cloister Room 15
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Exhibition Area

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MS03
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Exhibition Area MS12, MS24

Room 08
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Desk Relax area MS06, MS07, MS17, MS19

Room 11
MS00, MS02

Room 15
Level 0 Main Entrance
Side Entrance MS11, MS18, MS22

Room 17
MS09, MS15, MS21, MS26

38 Room 33
MS04, MS05, MS25

Room 38
MS14, MS16

Cloister Room
MS13, MS20

33 Fresco Room
MS01, MS08, MS10, MS23
Relax area

from Lev.0

Side Entrance Relax area

Level -1

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 Programme at a glance

Registration and Opening Semi-Plenary Session 01 Semi-Plenary Session 02

8.00 - 9.30 9.00 - 11.00 9.00 - 11.00

Sapienza Main Campus Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Engineering

Plenary Session Mini-Symposia Session 02 Mini-Symposia Session 04

9.30 - 12.00 9.30 - 13.00 9.30 - 13.00

Sapienza Main Campus Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Engineering

Lunch and Transfer Lunch Lunch

12.00 - 14.30 13.00 - 14.30 13.00 - 14.30

Sapienza Main Campus Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Engineering

Mini-Symposia Session 01 Mini-Symposia Session 03 Mini-Symposia Session 05

14.30 - 18.35 14.30 - 18.50 14.30 - 16.30

Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Engineering

Pasta Party Conference Dinner Closing Session

19.30 - 21.30 20.00 - 23.00 16.30 - 17.00

Cloister of the Faculty of Engineering Palazzo Brancaccio Faculty of Engineering

Monday 11 September Tuesday 12 September Wednesday 13 September 11

 Monday 11 September 2017 Programme overview

8.00 Registration

9.30 Opening Session

10.00 Random Vibrations of Nonlinear Continua Endowed with Fractional Derivative Elements
Pol Spanos, Rice University, Texas, USA
Chair: G. Müller

10.40 Aerodynamic and Pedestrian-Level Wind Characteristics of Super-Tall Buildings with Various Configurations
Yukio Tamura, Tokyo Polytechnic University, Japan
Chair: F. Romeo

11.20 TransPod Ultra-High-Speed Tube Transportation: Dynamics of Vehicles and Infrastructure

Ryan Janzen, Transpod, Canada
Chair: V. Gattulli

12.00 Lunch and Transfer to Faculty of Civil and Industrial Engineering

14.30 MS03.I MS12.I MS13.I MS23 MS17.I

Non-linear dynamics Vibration control and mitigation Damage detection Vehicle dynamics Moving loads
Chairs: A. Metrikine, P. Hagedorn Chairs: L. Faravelli, S. Avila Chairs: G. De Roeck, E. El Masri Chairs: J. Edelmann, G. Rill Chairs: T. Mazilu, K. van Dalen

16.15 Coffee Break

16.35 MS03.II MS12.II MS13.II MS01.I MS17.II

Non-linear dynamics Vibration control and mitigation Damage detection Advances in computational Moving loads
Chairs: J. Naprstek, S. Natsiavas Chairs: L. Jankowski, A.L. Materazzi Chairs: E. Chatzi, K. Worden dynamics of structures Chairs: T. Mazilu, K. van Dalen
Chairs: M. Marchi, W. Schepers

19.30 Pasta Par ty @ The Cloister

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Programme overview Monday 11 September 2017

8.00

Aula Magna, Sapienza Main Campus

9.30

Aula Magna, Sapienza Main Campus

10.00

Aula Magna, Sapienza Main Campus

10.40

Aula Magna, Sapienza Main Campus

11.20

Aula Magna, Sapienza Main Campus

Lunch and Transfer to Faculty of Civil and Industrial Engineering 12.00

MS02.I MS26.I MS25.I MS18.I MS14.I 14.30

Advances in dynamical Performance-based design of Energy sink and energy harvesting Traffic induced vibrations (road, Structural health monitoring
experimental techniques dinamically excited structures Chairs: O. Gendelman, G. Bartoli railway, subway) Chairs: P. Omenzetter, M. Vasta
Chairs: E. Caetano, M. Lepidi Chairs: F. Petrini, P. Franchin Chairs: G. Lombaert, C.-W. Kim
Coffee Break 16.15

MS02.II MS26.II MS25.II MS18.II MS14.II 16.35

Advances in dynamical Performance-based design of Energy sink and energy harvesting Traffic induced vibrations (road, Structural health monitoring
experimental techniques dinamically excited structures Chairs: L. Caracoglia, A. Manevich railway, subway) Chairs: F. Magalhaes, B. Hazra
Chairs: H. Yabuno, M. Kirchner Chairs: A. Giaralis, P. Franchin Chairs: M. Brennan, T. Tatara

Pasta Par ty @ The Cloister 19.30

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 Monday 11 September 2017 Parallel Sessions 14.30 - 16.15

MS03.I MS12.I MS13.I MS23 MS17.I

Non-linear dynamics Vibration control and mitigation Damage detection Vehicle dynamics Moving loads
Chairs: A. Metrikine, P. Hagedorn Chairs: L. Faravelli, S. Avila Chairs: G. De Roeck, E. El Masri Chairs: J. Edelmann, G. Rill Chairs: T. Mazilu, K. van Dalen

14.30 Dynamic analysis of a multi-contact Conceiving metastructures for civil Modal strain identification using sub-mi- Comparison of real-time models for hi- Critical velocities for a beam on nonli-
problem with clearances. Application to engineering applications crostrain FBG data from a pre-stressed gh-fidelity hardware-in-the-loop catenary near elastic foundation under harmonic
the SFR fuel pins bundle sizing S.Casciati concrete beam during progressive emulation in a high-dynamic pantograph moving load
T.Catterou, V.Blanc, G.Ricciardi, damage testing test rig D.Froio, E.Rizzi, F.M.F.Simões, A.Pinto
S.Bourgeois, B.Cochelin D.Anastasopoulos, M.De Smedt, G.De A.Schirrer, G.Aschauer, S.Jakubek Da Costa
Roeck, L.Vandewalle, E.Reynders
14.45 Modelling friction characteristics in turbi- Vibration control of a heritage building Damage detection assessment in reinfor- An efficient contact analysis method Dynamics of an infinite uniform Euler_
ne blade vibrations using a fourier series through Vibrating Barrier ced concrete slabs using impact tests between the carbody and the railway Bernoulli beam on bilinear viscoelastic
expansion of a real friction hystersis P.Cacciola, N.Banjanac, A.Tombari R.Pimentel, T.Guedes, L.Melo, G.Ferreira, structures using a multi body dynamics foundation under moving loads
T.Hoffmann, L.Panning-Von Scheidt, M.Gonçalves K.Goto, M.Sogabe, M.Tanabe, T. T.Mazilu
J.Wallaschek Watanabe

15.00 A qualitative analysis of the dynamics of Prediction and experimental analysis of Detecting damaged reinforcement bars in Road noise input identification for vehicle Dynamic Response of a Timoshenko
a disc on a rotating plane with dry friction the effectiveness of vibration-isolating concrete structures using guided waves interior noise by multi-reference Transfer Beam to a Deterministic and Stochastic
O.A.Vinogradova tramway E.El Masri, N.Ferguson, T.Waters Path Analysis Series of Impulses
K.Kozioł, K.Stypuła, T.Tatara J.Tatlow, M.Ballatore O.Szyłko-Bigus, P.Sniady

15.15 Dynamics of two impacting beams with Effects of Tuned Rail Damper on Track Damage detection of fiber-reinforced Dynamics of vehicle on road with An edge moving load on an orthotro-
clearance nonlinearity Dynamic Characteristics Optimization composite structures using experimental unevenness pic elastic plate resting on a Winkler
L.Dzyubak, A.Bhaskar J.Chen, W.Liu, X.Sun modal analysis I.I.Blekhman, E.Kremer foundation
C.A.Geweth, F.S.Khosroshahi, K. S.Althobaiti, J.Kaplunov, D.Prikazchikov
Sepahvand, C.Kerkeling, S.Marburg

15.30 Vibro-impact dynamics of two rolling
balls along curvilinear trace
K.R.Stevanovic Hedrih
Optimal control theory based design of Effect of Cut-Out and Delamination on Reducing the Cornering Resistance of On the moving multi-loads problem in
elasto-magnetic metamaterial Modal Properties of Singly- and Dou- Vehicles by Torque Vectoring discontinuous beam structures with
S.Pensalfini, F.Coppo, F.Mezzani, G.Pepe, bly-Curved Composite Laminates G.Rill interlayer slip
A.Carcaterra K.Chawla, S.R.Chaudhuri S.Di Lorenzo, C.Adam, G.Failla,
A.Pirrotta

15.45 Nonlinear model parameter identification Vibration mitigation of a linear host
for ice-induced vibrations structure using a passive neutralizer:
L.Dostal, E.-M.Lourens, A.Metrikine effect of nonlinearity in the neutralizer
suspension
R.Aiello, G.Gatti
Damage analysis in automotive gearbox Controllability of the powerslide motion Dynamic analysis of Euler-Bernoulli be-
N.Barbieri, G.de Sant’Anna Vitor Barbieri, of vehicles with different drive concepts ams with interval uncertainties crossed
B.M.Martins, L.de Sant’Anna Vitor J.Edelmann, M.Plöchl by moving loads
Barbieri F.Giunta, G.Muscolino, A.Sofi,
I.Elishakoff

16.00 Behavior of Special Hospital Equipments Experimental study of the seismic On the influence of multiple contact Dynamics of SDOF oscillators on beams
as Rigid Blocks with Mass Eccentricity response of coupled buildings models conditions on brake squeal on nonlinear elastic foundations
Subjected to Horizontal Component of L.A.Perez Pena, S.Avila, G.Doz E.Denimal, S.Nacivet, L.Nechak, C.Rodrigues, F.Simões, A.Pinto Da
Ground Motion J.-J.Sinou Costa, D.Froio, E.Rizzi
K.Nezamisavojbolaghi, M.Hosseini

16.15

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 Parallel Sessions 14.30 - 16.15 Monday 11 September 2017

MS02.I MS26.I MS25.I MS18.I MS14.I

Advances in dynamical Performance-based design of Energy sink and energy harvesting Traffic induced vibrations Structural health monitoring
experimental techniques dinamically excited structures Chairs: O. Gendelman, G. Bartoli (road, railway, subway) Chairs: P. Omenzetter, M. Vasta
Chairs: E. Caetano, M. Lepidi Chairs: F. Petrini, P. Franchin Chairs: G. Lombaert, Chul-Woo Kim

Experimental and analytical investigation A Framework for Earthquake Risk Mitigation of Nonlinear Liquid Sloshing Vibrations in soils: a spectral prediction Bayesian virtual sensing for full-field 14.30
of the inelastic behavior of structures Engineering in Partially Filled Tanks using Passive method dynamic response estimation
isolated using friction pendulum bearings A.Radu Energy Absorbers A.K.J.Eddine, L.Lenti, J.F.Semblat J.Kullaa
A.Tsiavos, D.Schlatter, T.Markic, M.Farid, O.Gendelman
B.Stojadinovic

Forced vibration testing of footbridges
using calibrated human shaker and
wireless sensors
J.Brownjohn, M.Bocian, D.Hester
Hazard-consistent multi-criteria selection Adaptive inertia tuning of an energy Semi-analytical approach to modelling Sequential projection pursuit for optimal 14.45
and scaling of ground motion records harvester for increasing its operational the dynamic behaviour of soil excited by transformation of autoregressive
using Evolutionary Algorithms bandwidth embedded foundations coefficients for damage detection in an
M.Georgioudakis, M.Fragiadakis, M.Torbati, M.Hendijanizadeh, P.Bucinskas, L.Vabbersgaard Andersen experimental wind turbine blade
M.Papadrakakis S.M.Sharkh S.Hoell, P.Omenzetter

Testing and modelling of the damping An equivalent linear procedure for proba- On adjusting the rotary inertia of a canti- Dynamic Winkler Foundation for vibration Extraction of damage-sensitive eigen- 15.00
effects for fluid-based inerters bilistic displacement-based design of RC lever-type energy harvester for wideband analyses of flexible footings parameters for supervised SHM
X.Liu, J.Zheng Jiang, B.Titutus, structures under earthquake operation W.Schepers, S.Appel M.G.Masciotta, L.F.Ramos, M.Vasta,
A.J.L.Harrison, D.McBryde P.Franchin, F.Mollaioli, F.Petrini P.Ibrahim, O.Nassar, M.Arafa, Y.Anis P.B.Lourenço

Mass sensing using self-excited oscilla-
tion in viscous environmentsy
N.Yanagisawa, H.Yabuno
Performance based assessment of rein- Wind tunnel tests on the post-critical Double wall barriers as mitigation measu- Validation of time-delayed recursive 15.15
forced concrete frames designed using response of classical-flutter-based res for ground vibration transmission force identification in structural
eigenfrequency optimization generators C.Van Hoorickx, M.Schevenels, dynamics
O.Arroyo, A.Liel, S.Gutiérrez L.Pigolotti, C.Mannini, G.Bartoli G.Lombaert K.Maes, K.Van Nimmen, S.Gillijns,
G.Lombaert

Experimental data based cable tension
identification via nonlinear static inverse
problem
A.Pacitti, M.Peigney, F.Bourquin,
W.Lacarbonara
Influence of modeling assumptions in
the seismic risk evaluation of a precast
industrial building
F.Cornali, A.Belleri, A.Marini, P.Riva
Nonlinear MEMS Piezoelectric Harvesters Considering Low Frequency Sound Damping estimation of large wind- 15.30
in the presence of geometric and structu- Propagation in Bridge Design sensitive structures
ral variabilities C.-W.Kim, S.Kohdera, K.Ono, S.Kimura, E.Cheynet, J.Bogunović Jakobsen,
H.Madinei, H.H.Khodaparast, M.Friswell, M.Kawatani J.Snæbjörnsson
S.Adhikari, A.D.Shaw

Evaluation of the applicability of an Spectrum-to-spectrum methods for the A novel hybrid energy harvester with Effect of structural design on traffic-indu- A multi-objective electromechanical 15.45
energy method to calculate the damping generation of elastic floor acceleration increased power density ced building vibrations impedance technique to identify
in a lab-scale structure spectra M.Torbati, T.Van Lang, S.M.Sharkh, M. P.Persson, L.Vabbersgaard Andersen, K. debonding in rc beams flexural
S.Sanchez Gomez, A.Metrikine A.Lucchini, P.Franchin, F.Mollaioli Hendijanizadeh, T.B.Le Persson, P.Bucinskas strengthened with frp
R.Perera, R.Sun, E.Sevillano, A.Ruiz

Output-only full-field modal testing
Y.-H.Changa, W.Wang, E.A.Pattersona,
J.-Y.Chang, J.Mottershead
Seismic Performance of 3-D Infilled and
Bare Frame RC Building Models using
Average Spectral Acceleration
A.Orumiyehei, P.Bazzurro, M.Kohrangi
FLuttering Energy Harvester for Autono-
mous Powering (FLEHAP): aeroelastic
characterisation and preliminary perfor-
mance evaluation
S.Olivieri, G.Boccalero, A.Mazzino, C.
Boragno
Effect of Excavation Depths on Ground Model updating for structural health 16.00
Surface Settlement for Embedded monitoring using static and dynamic
Cantilever Retaining Structure due to measurements
Seismic Loading S.Schommer, S.Maas, V.H.Nguyen,
S.Konai, A.Sengupta, K.Deb A.Zürbes
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MS03.II MS12.II MS13.II MS01.I MS17.II

Non-linear dynamics Vibration control and mitigation Damage detection Advances in computational Moving loads
Chairs: J. Naprstek, S. Natsiavas Chairs: L. Jankowski, A.L. Materazzi Chairs: E. Chatzi, K. Worden dynamics of structures Chairs: T. Mazilu, K. van Dalen
Chairs: M. Marchi, W. Schepers

16.35 Influence of the Mechanics of Escape Hysteresis based vibration control of Exploiting Spatial Sparsity in Vibration- Application of differential transformation Instability of an oscillator moving along a
on the Instability of von Mises Truss and base-isolated structures based Damage Detection finite element method in aperiodic thin ring on a viscoelastic foundation
its Control J.Rodellar, G.Garcia, Y.Vidal, L.Acho, C.Smith, E.Hernandez vibration of non-prismatic beam T.Lu, A.Metrikine
D.Orlando, P.B.Gonçalves, S.Lenci, G. F.Pozo R.Hołubowski
Rega

16.50 A 2-DOF Model of an Elastic Rocket
Structure Under Circulatory Force
R.Brasil, L.Brejão, J.Balthazar
On dynamic analysis and control of an Optimal design of sensor networks for Fast 3D FEM-BEM coupling for dynamic Dynamics and stability of slender
elevator system using polynomial chaos damage detection soil-structure interaction structures carrying a moving load or
and Karhunen-Loève approaches G.Capellari, E.Chatzi, S.Mariani, W.Schepers mass
D.Colón, A.Cunha Jr., S.Kaczmarczyk, S.E.Azam G.van der Heijden, X.Zhao
J.M.Balthazar

17.05 Atypical parametric instability in linear Active control of art objects subjected to Development of virtual sensors to A reduced interface component mode New semi-analytical solution for a
and nonlinear systems seismic excitation increase the sensitivity to damage synthesis method using coarse meshes moving mass problem: the effect of
P.Hagedorn, A.Karev I.Venanzi, L.Ierimonti, A.L.Materazzi J.Kullaa M.Gibanica, T.J.S.Abrahamsson, initial conditions and abrupt change in
D.J.Rixen foundation stiffness
Z.Dimitrovová

17.20 Dynamic Analysis of Nonlinear Elastically Preliminary results and simulation of an

Computational Framework for Online A finite element based method for Dynamic comparison of a railway
Supported Von-Kàrmàn Plates Subjected active pendulum system for a three floor Estimation of Fatigue Damage using estimating natural frequencies of locally catenary section upgrade by field
to Subsonic Flow building Vibration Measurements from a Limited damaged homogeneous beams measurement assessments
H.Norouzi, D.Younesian I.Birs, S.Folea, F.Ionescu, O.Prodan, Number of Sensors M.E.Ursos, E.A.Tingatinga, R.E.Longalong P.Nåvik, A.Rønnquist
C.I.Muresan D.Giagopoulos, A.Arailopoulos, E.Chatzi, V.Der-
timanis, C.Papadimitriou, K.Grompanopoulos
17.35 Numerical investigation of the Hopf- Piezoelectric actuator design considering Sensitivity driven robust vibration-based Computational method for the dynamics Experimental and analytical dynamical
Bogdanov-Takens mode interaction for a spillover effects damage diagnosis under uncertainty of railway tracks on a non-uniform study on elevating working platform
fluid conveying tube J.F.Gonçalves, D.M.De Leon, E.A.Perondi through hierarchical Bayes time-series viscoelastic foundation L.Solazzi
A.Steindl representations T.Hoang, D.Duhamel, G.Foret,
L.D.Avendaño Valencia, E.Chatzi J.-L.Pochet

17.50 Uncovering detached resonance curves
in single degree-of-freedom systems
G.Habib, G.I.Cirillo, G.Kerschen
Alternating the twin rotor damper
between two modes of operation to
eliminate small vibrations
R.Bäumer, R.Terrill, U.Starossek
Experimental validation of a novel
pseudo-modal approach for damage
identification
E.Lofrano, A.Paciacconi, A.Paolone,
F.Romeo
Multi-objective sizing optimization of
seismic-isolated reinforced concrete
structures
L.Rizzian, N.Léger, M.Marchi
A decoupled numerical procedure
for modelling soil interaction in the
computation of the dynamic response of
a rail track
F.Perotti, M.Tomasin, S.Alfi, A.Collina

18.05 Internal resonances in a transversally Vibration--based damage detection
excited imperfect circular cylindrical shell for a population of nominally identical
L.Rodrigues, P.Gonçalves, F.Silva structures via Random Coefficient
Gaussian Mixture AR model based
methodology
K.Vamvoudakis-Stefanou, S.Fassois
18.20 Interaction of internal and external Uncertainty Bounds on Higher-Order
resonances during force driven vibrations FRFs from Gaussian Process NARX
of a nonlinear thin plate embedded into a Models
fractional derivative medium K.Worden, W.Becker
Y.Rossikhin, M.Shitikova, V.Kandu
Approximating optimal coupling modes Influence of the crack between slab and
for component-based static condensation CA mortar of CRTSII ballastless track on
procedures and substructuring vibration characteristics of vehicle-track
K.Smetana, A.T.Patera, A.Buhr system
Q.Feng, H.Chao, X.Sheng, X.Lei
Influence of motion parameters on
incidence of resonant track rope
vibrations in bi-cable ropeway system
M.Knawa-Hawryszkow

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MS02.II MS26.II MS25.II MS18.II MS14.II

Advances in dynamical Performance-based design of Energy sink and energy harvesting Traffic induced vibrations Structural health monitoring
experimental techniques dinamically excited structures Chairs: L. Caracoglia, A. Manevich (road, railway, subway) Chairs: F. Magalhaes, B. Hazra
Chairs: H. Yabuno, M. Kirchner Chairs: A. Giaralis, P. Franchin Chairs: M. Brennan, T. Tatara

Compressive sensing-moving horizon
estimator for distributed loads
M.Kirchner, J.Croes, F.Cosco,
W.Desmet
Dynamic testing of an inflatable wrap-rib Linear Time-History Analysis for EC8
reflector antenna
J.Yu, J.Wei, H.Tan
Prescriptive vs. performance-based FLuttering Energy Harvester for Auto- On the spectrum of rail vibration Nonlinear elasticity in buildings: a 16.35
design of a modular pipe-rack subjected nomous Powering (FLEHAP): a synergy generated by a passing train prospective way to monitor structural
to seismic hazards between Electromagnetic Coupling (EMc) V.G.Cleante, M.J.Brennan, G.Gatti, health
A.de Luca di Roseto, A.Palmeri, A.Gibb and Dielectric Elastomers Generators (DEG) D.J.Thompson A.Astorga, P.Gueguen, T.Kashima
G.Boccalero, S.Olivieri, C.Boragno,
A.Mazzino
Experimental and Computational Investi- Good practices in railway vibration predi- Vibration-Based Multi-Site Damage 16.50
design of CBF structures gation of Optimal Oscillating-Foil Power ction using semi-empirical models Precise Localization via the Functional
A.Di Cuia, L.Lombardi, F.De Luca, R.De Generation in Constrained Flow J.S.Bosquet, P.Huguene Model Based Method
Risi, S.Caprili, W.Salvatore C.Hoke, F.Karakas, J.Young, C.Sakaris, J.Sakellariou, S.Fassois
I.Fenercioglu

Measurement of rotating beam vibration
using optical (DIC) techniques
A.Yashar, N.Ferguson, M.Ghandchi
Tehrani
Mass sensing using self-excited oscilla-
tion in viscous environmentsy
N.Yanagisawa, H.Yabuno
Behavior of reinforced concrete shear
wall buildings subjected to large earth-
quakes
D.Ugalde, D.Lopez-Garcia
Seismic risk assessment of rocking
building contents in multistorey buildings stationary synchronous regimes, stability, vibration by railway traffic in buildings
M.Fragiadakis, M.-E.Kolokytha,
S.Diamantopoulos
Energy harvesting using porous piezoe-
lectric beam with impacts
G.Martinez-Ayuso, M.I.Friswell, S.
Adhikari, H.H.Khodaparast, C.Featherston J.Yao, H.Xia, N.Zhang
Oscillator with a pendulum-rotator:
vibration mitigation
A.Manevich
Study on the Train-induced Environmental Real time damage detection in
Vibrations Considering Soil-Structure
Interaction
Scoping methodology to asses induced
D.López-Mendoza, A.Romero, P.Galvín,
D.P.Connolly
17.05
structural systems using recursive
principle component analysis and
iterative damage indicators
B.Bhowmik, M.Krishnan, B.Hazra,
V.Pakrashi
Challenging aspects in removing the 17.20
influence of environmental factors on
modal parameter estimates for SHM
purposes
C.Rainieri, F.Magalhaes

Nonlinear dynamics of self-centring
segmental composite rocking column
M.M.Kashani, A.Gonzalez-Buelga
Performance-based seismic design
framework for RC floor diaphragms in
dual systems
A.González, E.Spacone, R.Nascimbene
Numerical investigations on the operatio- Mitigation of vibrations and re-radiated Damage Detection in an Uncertaintain 17.35
nal regimes of a torsional-flutter-based noise in buildings generated by railway Nonlinear Beam
wind harvester traffic: a parametric study L.Gustavo, G.Villani, S.Da Silva,
L.Caracoglia A.Colaço, P.Alves Costa, P.Amado- A.Cunha Jr
Mendes, L.Godinho, R.Calçada

Bending moments in a rc two-way Performance-based seismic design of an Effect of uncertainties in the dynamical Mitigation of railway induced ground On the use of equivalent forces for 17.50
transfer slab subjected to wall loads innovative hcw system with shear links behavior of piezoelectric energy vibration at the track, the transmission structural health monitoring based on
A.Gómez-Bernal, E.Arellano-Méndez, based on ida harvesters path through the soil and at the building joint input-state estimation algorithms
H.Juárez-García R.Das, A.Zona, B.Vandoren, H.Degee R.Ruiz, V.Meruane L.Auersch E.-M.Lourens, D.Fallais

Seismic Performance Factors for Precast Piezoelectric vibration energy harvesting The environmental impact of the vibration Application of modal flexibility-based 18.05
Buildings with Hybrid Beam-Column from airflow in HVAC (Heating Ventilation induced by the passage of trains at deflections for damage diagnosis of a
Connections and Air Conditioning) systems various speeds steel frame structure
S.Can Girgin, I.Serkan Misir, S.Kahraman K.Gkoumas, F.Petrini, F.Bontempi T.Tatara, K.Barbara G.Bernagozzi, C.E.Ventura,
S.Allahdadian, Y.Kaya, L.Landi,
P.P.Diotallevi
Parameter identification of time- 18.20
depedent oscillatory systems
C.Ludwig, O.Junge, U.Wever

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9.00 Intentional Utilization of Strong Nonlinearity in Structural Dynamics Certainly Uncertain - The Charm of Fuzzy Predictions
Alexander Vakakis, University of Illinois, Illinois, USA Michael Hanss, University of Stuttgart, Germany
Chair: F. Vestroni Chair: C. Papadimitriou

Room 01

9.40 MS03.III MS12.III MS13.III MS01.II MS07.I

Non-linear dynamics Vibration control and mitigation Damage detection Advances in computational Uncertainty quantification and
Chairs: L. Manevitch, I. Kovacic Chairs: J. Rodellar, M. Basili Chairs: A. Miyamoto, L.V.Andersen dynamics of structures reliability analysis in structural
Chairs: S. Natsavias, A. Da Silva dynamics and coupled systems
Chairs: C. Proppe, B. Faverjon

11.10 Coffee Break

11.30 MS03.IV MS12.IV MS13.IV MS01.III MS07.II

Non-linear dynamics Vibration control and mitigation Damage detection Advances in computational Uncertainty quantification and
Chairs: A. Arena, D. Chelidze Chairs: D. Wagg, A. Di Egidio Chairs: J. Ciambella, J. Baeza dynamics of structures reliability analysis in structural
Chairs: D. Duhamel, G. Haller dynamics and coupled systems
Chairs: M. Mignolet, A. Glisic

13.00 Lunch

14.30 MS03.V MS12.V MS20.I MS10.I MS06

Non-linear dynamics Vibration control and mitigation Bridge dynamics Dynamics of materials Reliability, robustness and
Chairs: G. Rega, A. Steindl Chairs: C. Adam, B. Carboni Chairs: I. Drygala, M. Brunetti Chairs: S. Lenci, J. Ciambella design of complex and
dynamical engineering systems
Chairs: H. Jensen, M. Ghosn

16.30 Coffee Break

16.50 MS03.VI MS12.VI MS20.II MS10.II MS19.I

Non-linear dynamics Vibration control and mitigation Bridge dynamics Dynamics of materials Human induced vibrations and
Chairs: W. Wedig, R. Iwankiewicz Chairs: V. Settimi, C. Graczykowski Chairs: C. Gentile, J. Conte Chairs: R. Massabò, G. Bonnet vibration serviceability
Chairs: L. Bruno, F. Tubino

20.00 Conference Dinner @ Palazzo Brancaccio

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Optimised ambient vibration testing of long span bridges 9.00

James Brownjohn, University of Exeter, England
Chair: A. Cunha

Cloister Room Room 33

MS00.I MS09.I MS04.I MS18.III MS14.III 9.40

General Session on Dynamics, Vibro-acoustics System identification Traffic induced vibrations (road, Structural health monitoring
Stability and Structural Chairs: J. Antoni, G. Müller Chairs: E. Reynders, railway, subway) Chairs: B. Zima, A. Cunha
Vibrations J. Macdonald Chairs: G. Degrande, G. Lombaert
Chairs: P. Person, I. Failla

Coffee Break 11.10

MS00.II MS09.II MS04.II MS18.IV MS14.IV 11.30

General Session on Dynamics, Vibro-acoustics System identification Traffic induced vibrations (road, Structural health monitoring
Stability and Structural Chairs: M. Brennan, M. Zhuchkova Chairs: D. Bernal, K. Maes railway, subway) Chairs: A. Pau, L. Connolly
Vibrations Chairs: M. Tanabe, P. Persson
Chairs: G. Ruta, A. Pacitti

Lunch 13.00

MS00.III MS15.I MS04.III MS22.I MS14.V 14.30

General Session on Dynamics, Dynamic soil-structure System identification Dynamics of wind energy plants Structural health monitoring
Stability and Structural interaction Chairs: M. Broggi, E. Reynders Chairs: C. Borri, W. G. Versteijlen Chairs: A. Nejad, S. Fassois
Vibrations Chairs: D. Clouteau, F.
Chairs: O. Giannini, S. M. Bauer Treyssede

Coffee Break 16.30

MS00.IV MS15.II MS04.IV MS22.II MS14.VI 16.50

General Session on Dynamics, Dynamic soil-structure System identification Dynamics of wind energy plants Structural health monitoring
Stability and Structural interaction Chairs: R. Brincker, E. Lofrano Chairs: C. Baniotopoulos, Chairs: W. Weijtjens, P. Omenzetter
Vibrations Chairs: J.F. Semblat, S. Nakai M. Friehe
Chairs: F. Perotti, G. Buffi

Conference Dinner @ Palazzo Brancaccio 20.00

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MS03.III MS12.III MS13.III MS01.II MS07.I

Non-linear dynamics Vibration control and mitigation Damage detection Advances in computational Uncertainty quantification and
Chairs: L. Manevitch, I. Kovacic Chairs: J. Rodellar, M. Basili Chairs: A. Miyamoto, L. V. Andersen dynamics of structures reliability analysis in structural
Chairs: S. Natsavias, A. Da Silva dynamics and coupled systems
Chairs: C. Proppe, B. Faverjon

9.40 Progressive locomotion of a chain of A decentralized strategy of structural

bodies in a resistant medium reconfiguration in mitigation of vibrations In memoriam: Wilfried B. Kraetzig In memoriam: Wilfried B. Kraetzig In memoriam: Wilfried B. Kraetzig

F.Chernousko B.Poplawski, G.Mikulowski, A.Mroz, (Cloister room) (Cloister room) (Cloister room)
K.Sekula, L.Jankowski

9.55 Multi-body contact in non-linear Nonlinear passive damping of the The λ-Curves Method for crack Development of a non-destructive Uncertainty quantification for nonlinear
dynamics of real mechanical systems X-shaped structure identification in beams bell-tuning technique through optimized reduced-order model elasto-acoustics
I.Atanasovska X.Jing J.Fernández-Sáez, A.Morassi, L.Rubio structural modification computational model
M.Carvalho, V.Debut, J.Antunes E.Capiez-Lernout, C.Soize, R.Ohayon

10.10 An augmented Lagrangian formulation Including Inerters in Aircraft Landing Geometrically nonlinear free and forced Model Order Reduction in Design of Model uncertainties in computational
for the equations of motion of multibody Gear Shock Strut to Improve the Touch- vibrations of clamped-clamped functio- Parameterized Structures under Different viscoelastic linear structural dynamics
systems subject to equality constraints down Performance nally graded beam with discontinuities Load Configurations R.Capillon, C.Desceliers, C.Soize
E.Paraskevopoulos, N.Potosakis, Y.Li, J.Zheng Jiang, P.Sartor, S.Neild, M.Chajdi, El Bekkaye Merrimi, K.El Bikri R.Rodríguez Sánchez, M.Buchschmid,
S.Natsiavas H.Wang G.Müller

10.25 Closed dynamical model of a double
propeller HAWT
L.Klimina, E.Shalimova, M.Dosaev,
R.Garziera
Use of Inerter-based Vibration Absorbers Effective filtering of modal curvatures for Nonlinear Seismic Dam and Basin Analy- Reduced Order Level Modeling of
for Suppressing Multiple Cable Modes damage identification in beams sis Using Explicit Newmark Integration Structure-Based Uncertainty on Fluid
J.Luo, J.Macdonald, J.Zheng Jiang J.Ciambella, A.Pau, F.Vestroni Method with Static Condensation Forces for the Dynamics of Nearly-
U.Albostan, T.Bahçecioğlu, Y.Arıcı, Straight Pipes
Ö.Kurç S.Shah, M.Mignolet

10.40 A substructure-based numerical
technique and experimental analysis
of turbine blades damping with under-
platform friction dampers
N.Sazhenkov, I.Semenova, M.Nikhamkin,
S.Semenov
Performance of a dual-stage inerter-
based vibration isolator
J.Yang, J.Z.Jiang, X.Zhu, H.Chen
Integrated process of images and
acceleration measurements for damage
detection
F.Potenza, G.Castelli, V.Gattulli,
E.Ottaviano
A modal udwadia-kalaba formulation Uncertainty quantification on a
for the vibro-impact modelling of conti- chemical poroelastic coupled problem:
nuous flexible systems with intermittent Mechanobiology of implant healing
contacts D.Moukadiri, B.Faverjon, D.Dureisseix,
J.Antunes, V.Debut, L.Borsoi, X.Delaune, N.Kessissoglou, P.Swider
P.Piteau

10.55 Assessment of the mainshock-aftershock Dynamic response of a viscously A perturbation scheme for damage Dynamic computations of nonlinear The dynamics of coupled structures
collapse vulnerability of RC structures damped two adjacent degree of freedom indicators based on modal beams in contact with rough surfaces possessing inhomogeneous attachments
considering the infills in-plane and out- system linked by inerter subjected to complexification D.Duhamel, T.Dai Vu M.Souza, N.Ferguson
of-plane behavior base harmonic excitation E.Lofrano, A.Paolone, G.Ruta, A.Taglioni
A.Furtado, H.Rodrigues, A.Arede, M.Basili, M.De Angelis, D.Pietrosanti
H.VarumBarbieri

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MS00.I
General Session on Dynamics,
Stability and Structural Vibrations
Chairs: P. Persson, I. Failla
In memoriam: Wilfried B. Kraetzig
(Cloister room)
Flooring-systems and their interaction
with furniture and humans
C.Frier, L.Pedersen, L.Vabbersgaard
Andersen, P.Persson
Using ambient vibration measurements
to generate experimental floor response
spectra and inter-storey drift curves of
Reinforced Concrete (RC) buildings
A.Asgarian, G.McClure
Study on changes in dynamic
characteristics of high-rise steel-framed
buildings based on strong motion data
T.Kashima
Numerical evaluation of natural vibration
frequencies of thermo-modernized
apartment buildings subjected to mining
tremors
K.Kuzniar, M.Zajac
On the fundamental period of vibration
of flat-bottom ground-supported circular of structure-borne sound in mechanical
silos containing grain-like material
L.Pieraccini, M.Palermo, S.Silvestri,
T.Trombetti
ROOM 11
MS09.I
Vibro-acoustics
Chairs: J. Antoni, G. Müller
In memoriam: Wilfried B. Kraetzig
(Cloister room)
On the role of vibro-acoustics in leak
detection for plastic water distribution
pipes
M.Brennan, F.Almeida, F.K.de Lima,
P.Ayala, D.Obata, A.Tabone Paschoalini,
N.Kessissoglou, M.Karimi
On the signum function and its effect on
acoustic correlation for leak location in
buried plastic water pipes
F.Almeida, M.Brennan, A.Tabone
Paschoalini, P.F.Joseph, Y.Gao
Acoustic energy transfer by friction
induced vibrations
G.Lacerra, F.Massi, E.Chatelet, E.Moulin
Modelling of orthotropic plates out of
cross laminated timber in the mid and
high frequency range
C.Winter, M.Buchschmid, G.Müller
Power-based approach for assessment
networks of vehicle structures
R.Ullmann, S.Sicklinger, M.Buchschmid,
G.Müller
ROOM 17
MS04.I
System identification
Chairs: E. Reynders, J. Macdonald
In memoriam: Wilfried B. Kraetzig
(Cloister room)
Uncertainty quantification of modal
characteristics identified from
frequency-domain stochastic subspace
identification
E.Reynders, K.Maes
On minimizing the influence of the noise Effect of track defects on vibration from
tail of correlation functions in operational high speed trains
modal analysis
M.Tarpø, P.Olsen, S.Amador, M.Juul, R.
Brincker
A new developed modal parameter
identification method based on empirical
mode decomposition and Natural
excitation technique
X.Song
State space model and its estimation for Ground Vibration Characteristics of
Operational Modal Analysis with non-
white noise input
J.Cara, J.Juan, E.Alarcon
ROOM 33
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MS18.III
Traffic induced vibrations
(road, railway, subway)
Chairs: G. Degrande, G. Lombaert
Effects of Unsupported Railway
Sleepers on Ground-Borne Vibrations
M.Esmaeili, J.-A.Zakeri, S.-A.Mosayebi
A laboratory test on the vibration
mitigation efficiency of floating ladder
tracks
M.Ma, B.Jiang, M.Li, X.Sun
A.M.Kaynia, J.Park, K.Norén-Cosgriff
Study on Dynamic Characteristics of a
Curved Track Subjected to Harmonic
Moving Loads
L.Du, W.Liu, W.Liu, L.Ma
Ballested Ladder Track
T.Watanabe, M.Sogabe, H.Wakui,
J.Shimabuku, M.Shoji
A track model for the prediction of
ground-borne vibrations due to parame-
tric excitation
M.Germonpré, G.Degrande, G.Lombaert
ROOM 15
MS14.III
Structural health monitoring
Chairs: B. Zima, A. Cunha
Application study of embedded Rayleigh 9.40
based Distributed Optical Fiber Sensors
in Concrete beams
A.Barrias, J.R.Casas, S.Villalba
Guided wave propagation for 9.55
assessment of adhesive bonding
between steel and concrete
B.Zima, M.Rucka
Damage detection in bolted lap joints 10.10
using guided waves
R.Kędra, M.Rucka
Non-destructive structural integrity 10.25
testing of finite plates based on the
wave scattering at defects with sub-
wavelength size
P.Becht, E.Deckers, C.Claeys,
B.Pluymers, W.Desmet
Condition based decision using traffic- 10.40
light concept applied to civil engineering
buildings
P.Guéguen, A.Tiganescu
Characterization of Defects in Plates 10.55
using Shear and Lamb Waves
D.Achillopoulou, A.Pau
11.10
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MS03.IV
Non-linear dynamics
Chairs: A. Arena, D. Chelidze
11.30 Limit Cycles in Vortex-Induced Vibra-
tions: a Critical Analysis
F.Lupi, H.-J.Niemann, R.Hoeffer
11.45 Destabilizing damping effect on flat-plate Investigations on the Performance of a
vibrations due to flow-induced flutter
L.Pigolotti, C.Mannini, G.Bartoli
12.00 Stability and post-critical behavior of
a two-degrees of freedom aero-elastic
system in a cross flow
J.Naprstek, S.Pospisil
12.15 Nonlinear Dynamics and Bifurcations of a Analytical, numerical and experimental
Spherical Multi-tethered Lighter-Than-Air studies on the Semi-Active Friction
System in Uniform Flow
L.Mi, O.Gottlieb
12.30 Multivariate analysis of vortex induced
vibrations in a tensioned cylinder reveal
nonlinear modal interactions
E.Gedikli, J.Dahl, D.Chelidze
12.45 Nonlinear behaviors of an acoustical
resonator: theoretical and experimental
evidences
E.Gourdon, V.A.Vargas, A.T.Savadkoohi
13.00
22 ROOM 01
MS12.IV
Vibration control and mitigation
Chairs: D. Wagg, A. Di Egidio
Proposing Structure-Immittance
Functions for Passive Vibration Control
S.Ying Zhang, J.Zheng Jiang, S.Neild
Novel Semi-active Tuned Liquid Column
Damper
O.Altay, F.Nolteernsting, S.Stemmler,
D.Abel, S.Klinkel
A new algorithm for semi-active control
of mixed base isolation
D.-C.Vu, I.Politopoulos, S.Diop
Tendon
H.Garrido, O.Curadelli, D.Ambrosini
Switch control of twin rotor damper for Evaluation of different monitoring
bridge vibration mitigation under different techniques during damage infliction on
excitations
Y.Zhang, L.Li, X.Zhang
Dynamics and control of the GyroPTO
wave energy point absorber under sea
waves
Z.Zhang, S.R.K.Nielsen, B.Basu
ROOM 07
Parallel Sessions 11.30 - 13.00
MS13.IV MS01.III MS07.II
Damage detection Advances in computational Uncertainty quantification and
Chairs: J. Ciambella, J. Baeza dynamics of structures reliability analysis in structural
Chairs: D. Duhamel, G. Haller dynamics and coupled systems
Chairs: M. Mignolet, A. Glisic
Vehicle-based health monitoring system Sensitivity analysis of dynamic cha- Sensitivity Analysis of Material and
for short and medium span bridges and racteristics of composite beams with Load Parameters to Fatigue Stresses
damage detection sensitivity viscoelastic layers of an Offshore Wind Turbine Monopile
A.Miyamoto, A.Yabe, E.Brühwiler M.Lasecka-Plura, R.Lewandowski Substructure
A.Glisic, P.Schaumann, M.Broggi, M.Beer
Damage detection in railway bridges Time-domain analysis of viscoelastic Quantification of non-homogeneous
using Machine Learning: application to a systems interval uncertainty based on scatter in
historic structure L.Rouleau, J.-F.Deü modal properties
E.Khouri Chalouhi, I.Gonzalez, C.Gentile, M.Faes, D.Moens
R.Karoumi
Statistical methods for damage detection Evaluation of behavior factors of steel Uncertainty analysis of active and passi-
applied to civil structures moment-resisting frames using standard ve structures in the design phase
S.Gres, M.D.Ulriksen, M.Döhler, pushover method S.Li, E.M.Slomski, T.Melz
R.Johansen, P.Andersen, L.Damkilde B.Taïeb, Y.Djamel, B.Abdelhamid, F.Eric
Performance Assessment of Vibration Asymptotic analysis of free low-frequen- Bayesian calibration of mechanical para-
Parameters as Damage Indicators for Bri- cy ring-stiffened shells vibrations meters of high-speed train suspensions
dge Structures under Ambient Excitation S.Filippov D.Lebel, C.Soize, C.Fünfschilling,
J.J.Moughty, J.R.Casas G.Perrin
Vibration transmission within built-up Bayesian model updating of historic
plate structures using dynamic stiffness masonry towers through dynamic
structures method experimental data
K.Alten, M.Ralbovsky, A.Vorwagner, W.Wu, H.Li, X.Yin G.Bartoli, M.Betti, L.Facchini, A.M.Marra,
H.Toplitzer, S.Wittmann S.Monchetti
Damage detection in structures based on Spectral submanifolds: Theory and Energy-based collapse assessment of
principal component analysis of forced computation in models and experi- complex reinforced concrete structures
harmonic responses mentss with uncertainties
J.-C.Golinval G.Haller J.Li, H.Zhou
CLOISTER ROOM FRESCO ROOM ROOM 08
 Parallel Sessions 11.30 - 13.00
MS00.II
General Session on Dynamics,
Stability and Structural Vibrations
Chairs: G. Ruta, A. Pacitti
A proposal for a membrane model
for the small deformations of a spider
orb-web
A.Morassi, A.Soler, R.Zaerac
Free vibration analysis of partially perfo- Vibro-acoustics of infinite and finite
rated circular plates
K.-H.Jeong, M.-J.Jhung
A proposal for normalized impedance
functions of inclined piles in non-
homogeneous media
G.M.Álamo, A.E.Martínez-Castro,
L.A.Padrón, J.J.Aznárez, R.Gallego, O.
Maeso
Application of Non-classical Shells
Theories for Free Vibration Analysis of
Annular Plates
S.M.Bauer, E.B.Voronkova, A.L.Smirnov
Aplication of the dynamic stiffness
method in the vibration analysis of
stiffened composite plates
E.Damnjanović, M.Nefovska-Danilović,
M.Petronijević, M.Marjanović
Uncertain Shock Response of double
pinned beam with nonlinear interfaces
E.Menga, I.Romero, M.J.Sánchez
Naranjo
ROOM 11
MS09.II
Vibro-acoustics
Chairs: M. Brennan, M. Zhuchkova
Vibrations of a thin elastic plate floating
atop a heavy density-stratified fluid
M.Zhuchkova
elastic fluid-filled cylindrical shells
L.S.Ledet, S.V.Sorokin
A 2.5D spectral approach to represent
acoustic and elastic waveguides inte-
raction on thin slab structures
A.R.Ordóñez, F.J.Cruz-Muñoz,
P.G.Barrera
Study on low-frequency noise radiated
from rail transit bridges using inverse
boundary element method
X.Song, Q.Li, D.Wu
Environmental vibration reduction utilizing Dynamic stiffness identification of portal Dynamic Response of Bridge-Expan-
an array of mass scatterers
A.Peplow, L.Andersen, P.Bucinskas
On the use of magneto-rheological
elastomers to suppress flexural vibration Suspension Bridge during Hanger
in beams
F.Almeida, M.Brennan, A.Tabone
Paschoalini, V.Marques Dos Santos,
F.Bellucci, A.E.Job
ROOM 17
Tuesday 12 September 2017
MS04.II MS18.IV MS14.IV
System identification Traffic induced vibrations Structural health monitoring
Chairs: D. Bernal, K. Maes (road, railway, subway) Chairs: A. Pau, L. Connolly
Chairs: M. Tanabe, P. Persson
A data driven solution to synchronicity Measurements on the vehicle-track An effective method of signal processing 11.30
deviations in operational modal analysis interaction and the excitation of railway- in problems of low-frequency defecto-
D.Bernal induced ground vibration scopy
L.Auersch, S.Said, R.Müller O.V.Bocharova, I.E.Andzjikovich,
A.V.Sedov, V.V.Kalinchuk
Output-only identification of rigid body Analysis of ground-borne noise and Estimation of track modulus over long 11.45
motions of floating structures: a case vibration levels generated by buses distances using artificial neural networks
study G.Coquel, C.Fillol, J.Le Nabat N.T.Do, S.Fallah Nafari, M.Gül
C.Ruzzo, G.Failla, M.Collu, V.Nava,
V.Fiamma, F.Arena
Operational modal analysis on a A simple and efficient numerical model Construction of a traffic volume 12.00
lighthouse structure subjected to ice for dynamic interaction of high speed estimation model using dynamic
actions train and railway structure including response features extracted from SHM
T.Skjerve Nord, M.Bjerkås, E.M.Lourens, derailment during an earthquake data in a cable-stayed bridge
K.A.Kvåle, Ø.W.Petersen M.Tanabe, K.Goto, T.Watanabe, M. K.Wattana, M.Nishio
Sogabe, H.Wakui, Y.Tanabe
Identification of frame models under Derailment Mechanism of Trains Running Validation of a Data-fusion Based 12.15
unmeasured base motion: experimental over Bridges During Strong Earthquakes Solution in view of the Real-Time
validation Q.Zeng, E.G.Dimitrakopoulos Monitoring of Cable-Stayed Bridges
V.Sepe, C.Valente, L.Zuccarino, R.Siano, F.Casciati, S.Casciati, M.Vece,
F.Iezzi L.Faravelli
Bayesian Outlier Detection for Health 12.30
frame bridge-soil system using controlled sion-Joints regarding a Measurement Monitoring of Bridges
dynamic testing based Detection of Vehicle Weights Y.Goi, C.-W.Kim
A.Zangeneh, C.Svedholm, C.Pacoste, considering random Vehicle Vibrations
A.Andersson, R.Karoumi R.Friedl, I.Mangerig
System Identification of Bogazici Analysis of T-bolts Abnormal Fracture of Temperature effects in long-term 12.45
DTVII2 fastener Based on Metro Pass- monitoring of bridges
Replacement by Dynamic Monitoring T.Furtmüller, C.Adam
S.Soyoz, U.Dikmen, N.Apaydin, W.Wenbin, W.Zongzhen, L.Li,
K.Kaynardag, E.Aytulun, O.Senkardesler, D.Huaming
N.Catbas, H.Lus, E.Safak, M.Erdik
13.00
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MS03.V MS12.V MS20.I MS10.I MS06

Non-linear dynamics Vibration control and mitigation Bridge dynamics Dynamics of materials Reliability, robustness and
Chairs: G. Rega, A. Steindl Chairs: C. Adam, B. Carboni Chairs: I. Drygala, M. Brunetti Chairs: S. Lenci, J. Ciambella design of complex and dynamical
engineering systems
Chairs: H. Jensen, M. Ghosn

14.30 Non-holonomic dynamics of a ball
moving inside a spherical cavity
J.Náprstek, C.Fischer
14.45 Nonlinear optical vibrations of single-
walled carbon nanotubes
L.Manevitch, V.Smirnov, M.Strozzi,
F.Pellicano
Comparison of TMD designs for a slender A theoretical and experimental evaluation A systematic approach to derive dynamic SMGDA: an Uncertainty Based
footbridge subjected to human-induced of the modal properties of a cable-stayed equations for homogeneous and functio- Multi-objective Optimization Approach.
vibrations accounting for structural and footbridge nally graded micropolar plates Illustration to an Airplane Composite
load uncertainties I.Drygala, J.Dulinska H.Abadikhah, P.Folkow Material
K.Lievens, G.Lombaert, G.De Roeck, Q.Mercier, F.Poirion, J.-A.Désidéri
P.Van den Broeck
Application of eddy current damper tech- Dynamics of the scissors-type Mobile Low-frequency dispersion of elastic Markov Chain Monte Carlo Simulation
nology for passive tuned mass damper Bridge waves in strongly inhomogeneous Methods for Structural Reliability
systems within footbridges Y.Chikahiro, I.Ario, P.Pawłowski, C. three-layered plates Analysis
D.Saige, J.Engelhardt, S.Katz Graczykowski, M.I.Nakazawa, J.Holnicki- J.Kaplunov, D.Prikazchikov, C.Proppe
Szulc, S.Ono L.Prikazchikova

15.00 Study of the contribution of nonlinear Distributed multiple tuned mass dampers Estimation of the dynamic response High frequency reduced models for An Efficient Dynamic Substructuring and
normal modes (NNM) in large amplitude for wind response control of chimney in a slender suspension bridge using repetitive beams Application to Reliability Analysis
oscillations of simply supported beams with flexible foundation measured acceleration data A.Rallu, S.Hans, C.Boutin H.Jensen, V.Araya
J.González Carbajal, J.Domínguez S.Elias, V.Matsagar, T.K.Datta Ø.W.Petersen, O.Øiseth, E.-M.Lourens
Abascal, D.Garcia Vallejo

15.15 Comparing the direct normal form
method with the harmonic balance and
method of multiple scales
T.Hill, S.Neild, D.Wagg
15.30 Dynamical analysis of different transmis- Application of a 240 ton dual- use tuned Assesment of an Old Steel Railway
sion line cables
N.Barbieri, M.Calado, M.Mannala,
K.Fonseca de Lima, G.de Sant’Anna Vitor
Barbieri
Wind Tower Vibration Controlled by a
Pendulum TMD using Genetic Optimiza-
tion: Beam Modelling
G.Bertollucci Colherinhas, M.V.Girao
De Morais, S.Moreira Ávila, M.A.Milfont
Shzu
mass damper system
C.Meinhardt, N.Nikitas, D.Demetriou
Numerical evaluation of modal properties Cut-off frequencies and correction Assessment of optimal design methods
change of railway bridges during train factors of equivalent single layer theories of viscous dampers
passage R.Massabò D.Altieri, E.Tubaldi, E.Patelli, A.Dall’Asta
D.Cantero, A.Rønnquist
Periodic homogenization of stiffened Reliability-based design optimization
Bridge Using Dynamic Tests plates with inner resonances of reinforced concrete structures with
T.Plachy, M.Polak, P.Ryjáček P.Fossat, C.Boutin, M.Ichchou elastomeric isolators
N.Léger, L.Rizzian, M.Marchi

15.45 Effects of modeling nonlinearity on the
dynamics of pre-tensioned cable stayed
masts
G.F.Giaccu
Control of adjacent buildings using
shared tund mass damper
M.Abdeddaim, Z.Guenidi, A.Ounis,
M.K.Shrimali, T.K.Datta
Dynamic monitoring and identification of Calculation of displacements and Meta-models for fatigue damage esti-
a new cable-stayed bridge in Bari, Italy stresses in laminated glass beams under mation of offshore wind turbines jacket
D.Foti, S.Ivorra, F.Paparella, F.Javier dynamic loadings using an effective substructures
Baeza young modulus S.Brandt, M.Broggi, J.Häfele,
M.L.Aenlle, F.Pelayo, G.Ismael C.G.Gebhardt, R.Rolfes, M.Beer

16.00 Nonlinear dynamics of a parametric
analytical model for beam-cable-beam
structures
F.Potenza, M.Lepidi, U.Di Sabatino,
V.Gattulli
16.15 Nonlinear dynamic analysis of a 3D
guyed mast
J.Ballaben, M.Rosales, S.Preidikman
16.30
Earthquake excited base-isolated
structures protected by Tuned Liquid
Column Dampers: design approach and
experimental verification
C.Adam, A.Di Matteo, T.Furtmüller,
A.Pirrotta
Optimum design of the tuned mass-dam-
per-inerter for serviceability limit
state performance in wind-excited tall
buildings
F.Petrini, A.Giaralis
Experimental results in damping Consequences of different definitions of Long-term stochastic extreme response
evaluation of a high-speed railway bridge bending curvature on nonlinear dynamics analysis of floating bridges
K.Chawla, S.R.Chaudhuri of beams F.-I.G.Giske, B.J.Leira, O.Øiseth
E.Babilio, S.Lenci
Investigation of the dynamic response and Reliability-Based Dynamic Analysis of
effect of soil properties of Arroyo Bracea Progressive Collapse of Highway Bridges
II bridge in Madrid-Sevilla High-Speed M.Ghosn, F.Miao
railway line through experimental analyses
P.Galvín, E.Moliner, A.Romero,
M.D.Martínez-Rodrigo

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 Parallel Sessions 14.30 - 16.30 Tuesday 12 September 2017

MS00.III MS15.I MS04.III MS22.I MS14.V

General Session on Dynamics, Dynamic soil-structure interaction System identification Dynamics of wind energy plants Structural health monitoring
Stability and Structural Vibrations Chairs: D. Clouteau, F. Treyssede Chairs: M. Broggi, E. Reynders Chairs: C. Borri, W. G. Versteijlen Chairs: A. Nejad, S. Fassois
Chairs: O. Giannini, S. M. Bauer

A new set of equations of motion for
constrained structures and a comparison
of the effect of bilateral and unilateral
constraints
S.Natsiavas, E.Paraskevopoulos
Nonlinear rocking of rigid blocks
on flexible foundation: Analysis and
Experiments
P.D.Spanos, A.Di Matteo, A.Pirrotta,
M.Di Paola
Vibration and buckling of open TWBs
with local weakening
G.Piana, A.Carpinteri, E.Lofrano, G.Ruta
Computing the modal characteristics
of structures considering soil-structure
interaction effects
M.Papadopoulos, R.Van Beeumen,
S.François, G.Degrande, G.Lombaert
Advantages and detriments of 1 Directio-
nal – 3 Component wave propagation
approach for soil-structure interaction
modeling
R.Fares, M.P.Santisi d’Avila,
A.Deschamps
Vibrations of Flexible Strip on Viscoelastic Crack localization in beams by frequency Multi-hazard response analysis of a 5MW
Halfspace
M.Radisic, M.Petronijevic, G.Mueller
Effective Stiffness Identification for
Structural Health Monitoring of Reinfor-
ced Concrete Buildings using Hysteresis
Loop Analysis
C.Zhou, J.G.Chase, G.Rodgers, B.Huang,
C.Xu
A substructure approach for fatigue
assessment on wind turbine support
structures using output-only measure-
ments
K.Tatsis, V.Dertimanis, I.Abdallah,
E.Chatzi
shifts due to roving mass with rotary
inertia
F.Cannizzaro, J.De Los Rios, S.Caddemi, S.Thöns
I.Caliò, S.Ilanko
Strength demands of tall wind turbines
subject to earthquakes and wind load
P.Martinez-Vazquez, M.Gkantou, C.
Baniotopoulos
Validated model based development
of damage index for Structural Health
Monitoring of offshore wind turbine
support structures
S.Tewolde, R.Höffer, H.Haardt
offshore wind turbine
E.Katsanos, A.Arrospide, C.Georgakis,
Fatigue, Deterioration and System Analy- 14.30
sis of the Boyne Viaduct
L.Connolly, A.O’Connor, C.Bowe
Structural health monitoring system of 14.45
bridges
C.-C.Comisu, N.Taranu, G.Boaca,
M.-C.Scutaru
Ambient vibration tests at some buttress 15.00
dams in Romania
A.Abdulamit, S.Demetriu, A.Aldea,
C.Neagu, D.Gafto

Identification of low cycle dynamic loads Variation in models for simple dynamic Quasi-isospectral Sturm-Liouville The Influence of Soil-Structure-Inte- Long-time monitoring of the G. Meazza 15.15
acting on heavy machinery structure–soil–structure interaction operators and applications to system raction on the Fatigue Analysis in the stadium in a pattern recognition
D.Pietrusiak, P.Moczko, T.Smolnick, E. problems identification Foundation Design of Onshore Wind prospective
Rusinski L.Vabbersgaard Andersen, A.T.Peplow, A.Bilotta, A.Morassi, E.Turco Turbines F.Lucà, A.Datteo, G.Busca, A.Cigada
P.Bucinskas, P.Persson, K.Persson P.Michel, S.Klein, C.Butenweg, S.Klinkel

Analysis of dynamic instabilities in
bridges under wind action through a
simple friction-based mechanical model
D.De Domenico, I.Failla, G.Ricciardi
Effects of the Three-Dimensional Confi- Experimental verification of optimal Observations on the influence of soil Monitoring and testing of high power 15.30
guration of the Soil-Structure System on sensor placement for multi-setup modal profile on the seismic bending moments industrial fans vibration
Building Responses to Wave Propagation testing of offshore wind turbine monopiles E.Rusinski, J.Czmochowski, P.Moczko,
H.Nakagawa, S.Nakai, T.Kashima J.Zhang, K.Maes, G.De Roeck, J.Herrera, J.J.Aznárez, L.A.Padrón, D.Pietrusiak
E.Reynders, G.Lombaert O.Maeso

Unstable response of 2-DoF gyroscopic
systems with stable eigenvalues
O.Giannini
On surface wave fields arising in
soil-structure interaction problems
B.Erbas, N.Ege, J.Kaplunov,
D.Prikazchikov, A.Chorozoglou
A Nonlinear Model Inversion Method for On the structural response of a tall Dynamic Monitoring System of Baixo 15.45
Joint System Parameter, Noise, and Input hybrid onshore wind turbine tower Sabor arch dam: first 6 months of
Identification of Civil Structures M.Gkantou, C.Baniotopoulos, operation
H.Ebrahimian, R.Astroza, J.Conte, P.Martinez-Vazquez S.Pereira, F.Magalhães, J.Gomes,
C.Papadimitriou Á.Cunha, J.Vieira de Lemos

A Surface Vibration-based Method for
Tumor Detection of Women Breast in a
DIET System
C.Zhou, G.Chase, H.Ismail, G.Rodgers,
C.Pretty, M.Signal, M.Haggers
The relationship between psychomotor
efficiency and selected personality traits
of people exposed to noise and vibration
stimuli
A.Kowalska-Koczwara, A.Korchut,
W.Korchut, A.Romańska-Zapała, K.Stypuła
Computational Studies on Interactions Structural and seismic monitoring of the Coupled-Mode Flutter of Wind Turbines Operational Modal Analysis based 16.00
between Legged Locomotion and Defor- “Cardarelli” Hospital in Campobasso and its Suppression Using Torsional prediction of actual stress in an offshore
mable Terrain D.Gargaro, C.Rainieri, G.Fabbrocino Viscous Damper structural model
G.Wang, A.Riaz, B.Balachandran Z.Zhang, B.Chen, S.R.K.Nielsen M.Tarpø, B.Nabuco, A.Skafte,
J.Kristoffersen, J.Vestermark, S.Amador,
R.Brincker
Soil-structure interaction at railway Finite element modeling for structural Comparison of hydrodynamic loading Exploring the limits of the Truncated 16.15
bridges with integral abutments dynamic analysis of bolted joints under models for vertical cylinders in nonlinear SPRT method for vibration--respon-
H.Bigelow, D.Pak, B.Hoffmeister, uncertainty waves se--only damage diagnosis in a
M.Feldmann, G.Seidl, T.Petraschek P.Langer, K.Sepahvand, C.Guist, A.Mockute, E.Marino, C.Lugni, C.Borri lab--scale wind turbine jacket foundation
S.Marbrug structure
N.Spanos, J.Sakellariou, S.Fassois
16.30

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 Tuesday 12 September 2017
MS03.VI
Non-linear dynamics
Chairs: W. Wedig, R. Iwankiewicz
16.50 From a chain of nonlinear oscillators to
nonlinear longitudinal vibrations of an
elastic rod: the case of pure nonlinearity
I.Kovacic, M.Zukovic
17.05 Geometrically nonlinear transverse
vibration of Bernoulli-Euler beams
carrying a finite number of masses and
taking into account their rotatory inertia
A.Ahmed, B.Rhali
17.20 Evolutionary analysis of Fokker-Planck
equation using multi-dimensional Finite
Element Method
J.Naprstek, R.Kral
17.35 Lyapunov Exponents and Rotation Num- Approximate complex eigensolution of
bers in Rotor and Vehicle Dynamics
W.Wedig
17.50 Nonlinear vibrations of a cable system
with a tuned mass damper under
deterministic and stochastic base
excitation
S.Kaczmarczyk, R.Iwankiewicz
18.05 Higher-order moments of eigenvalue and Mathematical Modelling of Adaptive
eigenvector distributions for the nonlinear Skeletal Structures for Impact Absorption on Cable-Stayed Bridges
stochastic dynamics of cable networks and Vibration Damping
G.F.Giaccu, L.Caracoglia, B.Barbiellini
18.20 Experiments and numerical simulations
of nonlinear vibrations of a beam with
non-ideal boundary conditions and
uncertainties
T.Roncen, J.-J.Sinou, J.-P.Lambelin
18.35 Determining periodic orbits via nonlinear
filtering and recurrence spectra in the
presence of noise
S.Oberst, S.Marburg, N.Hoffmann
18.50
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MS12.VI
Vibration control and mitigation
Chairs: V. Settimi, C. Graczykowski
LMI-based design of distributed
energy-dissipation systems for vibration vulnerability of typical bridges
control of large multi-story structures J.M.Jara, B.A.Olmos, G.Martínez
F.Palacios-Quiñonero, J.Rubió-Massegú,
J.M.Rossell, H.R.Karimi
Payload oscillations control in harbor
cranes via semi-active vibration
absorbers: modeling, simulations and
experimental results
A.Arena, W.Lacarbonara, A.Casalotti
Structural disconnection as a general
technique to improve the dynamic and
seismic response of structures: a basic
model
C.Fabrizio, A.M.de Leo, A.Di Egidio
proportionally damped linear systems
supplemented with a passive damper
S.Hračov, J.Náprstek
Robust Simultaneous Optimization
of Friction Dampers for the Passive
Vibration Control in a Colombian Building components in bi-directional nonlinear
S.P.Ontiveros-Pérez, L.Fleck Fadel
Miguel, L.Fleck Fadel Miguel
C.Graczykowski, P.Pawłowski
Use of flat-type multilayer rubber-metal
package for vibration mitigation
S.Polukoshko
ROOM 07
Parallel Sessions 16.50 - 18.50
MS20.II MS10.II MS19.I
Bridge dynamics Dynamics of materials Human induced vibrations and
Chairs: C. Gentile, J. Conte Chairs: R. Massabò, G. Bonnet vibration serviceability
Chairs: L. Bruno, F. Tubino
Dynamic properties and seismic Revealing nonlinear dynamical behaviour Inverse identification of the pedestrian
of laminated glass characteristics governing human-
S.Lenci, L.Consolini, F.Clementi structure interaction
K.Van Nimmen, P.Van den Broeck,
G.Lombaert
A Fast Computational Framework for Dynamic response of equivalent Realistic simulation of a random
Seismic Random Response of Multi- orthotropic plate model for stiffened pedestrian flow
support Structures plate: numerical-experimental M.Kasperski
X.T.Du, H.Xia, H.Qiao assessment
G.Battaglia, A.Di Matteo, G.Micale, A.
Pirrotta
Seismic Resilience of Concrete Bridges Numerical modeling of the Numerical investigation of a simple
with Flared Columns microstructure of ceramic-metallic model of human jumping on an
F.Soleimani, S.Mangalathu, R.Desroches materials oscillating structure
D.Pyka, J.Pach, A.Kurzawa, N.Alexander, J.Macdonald, A.Champneys
K.Jamroziak, M.Bocian
Near-Fault and Far-Fault Ground Motion Inner resonance in fiber-matrix composi- Damping induced by bobbing or jumping
Effects on Cable-Supported Bridges tes with homogeneous cylindrical fibers persons
K.Soyluk, H.Karaca G.Bonnet, V.Monchiet B.Czwikla, M.Kasperski
Characterization of radial and Asymptotic approximation of the band Damping induced by walking and running
circumferential mechanical energy structure for tetrachiral metamaterials M.Kasperski, P.Heinemann
M.Lepidi, A.Bacigalupo
seismic response of steel bridge piers
Y.Liu, A.Igarashi
Effect of Spatial Variability of Earthquakes Dynamics and wave dispersion of Biodynamic Modelling of Human Rhyth-
strongly heterogeneous fluid saturated mic Activities
E.Efthymiou, A.Camara porous media C.Gaspar, E.Caetano, C.Moutinho,
E.Rohan, V.-H.Nguyen, S.Naili J.G.Santos Da Silva
Investigation of the Effect of Directivity Experimental Investigation on
Pulses on the Seismic Response of a Synchronization of Bouncing Crowd
Curved RC Bridge H.Tan, J.Chen
V.Angelidakis, V.Kardoutsou, I.Psycharis,
I.Taflampas
Nonlinear FE model updating of seismic Vibration analysis using mobile devices
isolated bridge instrumented during the (smartphones or tablets)
2010 Mw 8.8 Maule-Chile Megathrust A.Feldbusch, H.Sadegh-Azar, P.Agne
Earthquake
Y.Li, R.Astroza, J.Conte, P.Soto
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MS00.IV
General Session on Dynamics, Dynamic soil-structure interaction
Stability and Structural Vibrations Chairs: J.F. Semblat, S. Nakai
Chairs: F. Perotti, G. Buffi
Dynamic properties of Byblos buildings
considering soil structure interaction
N.Makhoul, J.Harb
Dynamic response due to cable rupture
in a transmission lines guyed towers
T.Carlos, J.Kaminski Jr.
Dynamic analysis of concrete arch-
gravity dams: the case of Ridracoli
G.Buffi, N.Cavalagli, L.De Lorenzis,
V.Gusella, P.Manciola, M.Mezzi,
W.Niemeier, C.Tamagnini, A.Gambi
Evaluation of dynamic characteristics in
a transmission line latticed steel tower
A.de Souza Pippi, J.Kaminski Jr.,
M.A.Silva Pinheiro
Effect of periodic pile row in subway
vibration Isolation
S.Zhang, W.Wang, Z.Wu, Y.Dai, Y.Li,
H.Dai
A parametric study on the structural
damping of suspended cables
F.Foti, L.Martinelli, F.Perotti
Fluid dynamic interaction between train
and noise barriers on High-Speed-Lines
A.Vittozzi, G.Silvestri, L.Genca, M.Basili
Dynamin finite element model for the
impact of a wheel on a rail joint
S.H.Mai, A.Gravouil
ROOM 11
MS15.II
Implementation of the consistent lum-
ped-parameter model for the computation
of the seismic response of nonlinear
piled structures
F.González, L.A.Padrón, J.J.Aznárez, O.
Maeso
FE/PML numerical schemes for dynamic Smartphone data streams for bridge
soil-structure interaction and seismic health monitoring
wave propagation analysis T.Matarazzo, M.Vazifeh, S.Pakzad,
I.-K.Fontara, W.Schepers, S.A.Savidis, P.Santi, C.Ratti
F.Rackwitz
Investigation of the earthquake ground
motion coherence in heterogeneous
non-linear soil deposits
F.Gatti, L.De Carvalho Paludo, A.Svay,
F.Lopez-Caballero, R.Cottereau
The different response of apparently
identical structures: a far-field lesson
from the mirandola 20th may 2012
earthquake
S.Castellaro
Effect of geological irregularity on the
damage of pile foundations during an
earthquake
S.Nakai, H.Nakagawa
2-Phase dynamic simulation of
deep vibration compaction to reduce
liquefaction
S.S.Nagula, J.Grabe
Application of mine-induced free-field
and building foundation vibrations for
evaluation of their harmfulness using
mining scales
K.Kuzniar, T.Tatara
ROOM 17
Tuesday 12 September 2017
MS04.IV MS22.II MS14.VI
System identification Dynamics of wind energy plants Structural health monitoring
Chairs: R. Brincker, E. Lofrano Chairs: C. Baniotopoulos, M. Friehe Chairs: W. Weijtjens, P. Omenzetter
Identification of Structural Stiffness Wind Tunnel testing of small Vertical- Vibration based structural health 16.50
parameters via Wavelet Packet from Axis Wind Turbines in urban areas monitoring of the substructures of five
Seismic Response A.Carbo Molina, G.Bartoli, T.De Troyer offshore wind turbines
W.-C.Su, C.-S.Huang W.Weijtjens, T.Verbelen, N.Noppe,
C.Devriendt
Structural health monitoring strategies On model-based system approach 17.05
based on the estimation of modal for health monitoring of drivetrains in
parameters floating wind turbines
E.Di Lorenzo, S.Manzato, B.Peeters, A.Nejad, T.Moan
F.Marulo, W.Desmet
Bayesian Optimal Experimental Design New Lattice-Tubular Tower for Onshore Modal identification of a wind turbine 17.20
for Parameter Estimation and Response WEC – Part 1: Structural Optimization blade
Predictions in Complex Dynamical S.Jovašević, M.R.Shah Mohammadi, D.Cardim, S.Avila, M.Shzu, L.Castro,
Systems C.Rebelo, M.Pavlović, M.Veljković M.V.Girao De Morais
C.Papadimitriou, C.Argyris
Online Bayesian Identification of Coupling effects on the dynamic re- Fuzzy finite element model updating 17.35
Non-Smooth Systems sponse of moored floating platforms for of a laboratory wind turbine blade for
M.Chatzis, E.Chatzi offshore wind energy plants structural modification detection
A.Giusti, G.Stabile, E.Marino, C.Borri H.Turnbull, P.Omenzetter
Identifying a stochastic process related Fatigue assessment of a wind turbine bla- Wind turbine vibration based SHM 17.50
to the stiffness in a voice production de when output from multiple aero-elastic system: influence of the sensors layout
mechanical model simulators are available and noise
E.Cataldo, C.Soize I.Abdallah, E.Chatzi, K.Tatsis J.Pacheco, G.Oliveira, F.Magalhães, Á.
Cunha, E.Caetano
Model updating strategy of the DLR-AIR- Effective stiffness method for rigid Damage localization in offshore 18.05
MOD test structure monopile foundations of offshore wind structures using shaped inputs
E.Patelli, M.Broggi, Y.Govers, turbines and in-situ validation M.D.Ulriksen, D.Bernal, M.E.Nielsen,
J.Mottershead W.G.Versteijlen, A.Metrikine, K.van L.Damkilde
Dalen
Information Fusion of Different Modes for Optimization of wind turbine towers System identification of hystory mexican 18.20
an Efficient Bayesian Damage Detection by using a multivariate stochastic masonry bridges
Methodology calculation method B.A.Olmos, J.M.Jara, G.Martínez
K.Prajapat, S.Ray Chaudhuri M.Friehe, R.Fontecha, F.Kemper
Approximate Bayesian Computation by Flutter control of wind turbine blades by Time-frequency domain identification of 18.35
Subset Simulation for Model Selection in means of a eddy current damper modal parameters in complex masonry
Dynamical Systems B.Chen, X.Hua, Z.Zhang, S.R.K.Nielsen, structures under ambient vibrations
M.K.Vakilzadeh, J.L.Beck, B.Basu M.A.Marmolejo, J.Marulanda, G.Miraglia,
T.J.S.Abrahamsson P.Thomson, R.Ceravolo
18.50
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9.00 Understanding the Dynamics of Multi-Degree-of-Freedom Nonlinear Acoustic Black Holes for Flexural Waves: A Smart
Systems Using Backbone Curves Approach to Vibration Damping
David Wagg, University of Sheffield, England Victor Krylov, Loughborough University, England
Chair: G. Rega Chair: M. Brennan

Room 01

9.40 MS03.VII MS24.I MS20.III MS10.III MS19.II

Non-linear dynamics Dynamic testing and monitoring Bridge dynamics Dynamics of materials Human induced vibrations and
Chairs: F. Chernousko, of historic structures Chairs: C. Somaschini, T. Mazilu Chairs: P. Nardinocchi, M. Porfiri vibration serviceability
W. Lacarbonara Chairs: C. Gentile, F. Potenza Chairs: A. Pavic, M.G. Mulas

11.10 Coffee Break

11.30 MS03.VIII MS24.II MS20.IV MS08.I MS19.III

Non-linear dynamics Dynamic testing and monitoring Bridge dynamics Fluid-structures interaction Human induced vibrations and
Chairs: A. Carcaterra, T. Filippova of historic structures Chairs: P. Fitzgerald, O. H. Moe Chairs: G. Ricciardi, S. Sarkar vibration serviceability
Chairs: J. Baeza, C. Pepi Chairs: F. Venuti, J. Macdonald

13.00 Lunch

14.30 MS03.IX MS24.III MS08.II MS19.IV

Non-linear dynamics Dynamic testing and monitoring Fluid-structures interaction Human induced vibrations and
Chairs: M. Papadrakakis, G. Bartoli of historic structures Chairs: M. Nielsen, D. Siringoringo vibration serviceability
Chairs: D. Brigante, F. Ubertini Chairs: F. Tubino, P. Van den Broeck

16.30 Closing Session

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Programme overview Wednesday 13 September 2017

Sparse and Low-rank Methods for Structural Identification 9.00

and monitoring
Satish Nagarajaiah, Rice University, Texas, USA
Chair: G. De Roeck

Cloister Room Room 33

MS00.V MS15.III MS04.V MS11.I MS14.VII 9.40

General Session on Dynamics, Dynamic soil-structure System identification Waves in solids Structural health monitoring
Stability and Structural interaction Chairs: R. Santoro, V. Sepe Chairs: F. Lanza di Scalea, Chairs: C. Leyder, E. M. Tronci
Vibrations Chairs: M. C. Capatti, G. Degrande N. Kolkovska
Chairs: F. Mollaioli, M. Papadrakakis

Coffee Break 11.10

MS00.VI MS21.I MS05.I MS11.II MS16.I 11.30

General Session on Dynamics, Wind induced vibrations of Recent advances in stochastic Waves in solids Blast and impact loads
Stability and Structural slender structures structural dynamics Chairs: A. Castellano, A. Samsonov Chairs: X. Wu, J. Amdahl
Vibrations Chairs: G. Solari, A. Fenerci Chairs: A. Pirrotta, M. Hanss
Chairs: M. Fagella, N. Chouw

Lunch 13.00

MS00.VII MS21.II MS05.II MS16.II 14.30

General Session on Dynamics, Wind induced vibrations of Recent advances in stochastic Blast and impact loads
Stability and Structural slender structures structural dynamics Chairs: T. Zircher, Q. Li
Vibrations Chairs: L. Martinelli, B. Siedziako Chairs: T. Alderucci, H. Waubke
Chairs: A. Lucchini, F. Petrini

Closing Session 16.30

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 Wednesday 13 September 2017
MS03.VII
Non-linear dynamics
Chairs: F. Chernousko, W. Lacarbonara
9.40
In memoriam: Ali H. Nayfeh
(Room 1)
9.55 Estimation Problems for Uncertain
Nonlinear Dynamical Systems with
Ellipsoidal State Constraints
T.Filippova
10.10 Model reduction and optimal control
for an electomechanical structure with
viscoelastic links
G.Kostin, V.Saurin
10.25 Necessary and sufficient conditions of
existence of periodical motions in the
model of a hinge mechanism in a flowT
L.Klimina, B.Lokshin, Y.Selyutskiy
10.40 Analysis purely harmonic vibrations
in non-linear dynamic systems on the
example of the non-linear degenerate
system
M.Bocian, K.Jamroziak, M.Kosobudzki,
M.Kulisiewicz
10.55 Wide-sense robust and stable in the large Detecting earthquake-induced damage
adaptive terminal control for van der pol
dynamics: poincaré-approach-based
backstepping method
M.Sparavalo
11.10
30 ROOM 01
MS24.I
Dynamic testing and
monitoring of historic structures
Chairs: C. Gentile, F. Potenza
Operational modal analysis for the
characterization of ancient water towers
in Pompeii
F.Lorenzoni, M.R.Valluzzi, M.Salvalaggio,
A.Minello, C.Modena
Numerical and experimental analysis
of the leaning Tower of Pisa under
earthquake
G.Fiorentino, R.Bartelletti, G.Carlucci,
G.Della Monica, G.Lanzo, D.Lavorato,
G.C.Marano, G.Monti, A.Pagliaroli,
M.Piersanti, G.Quaranta, C.Nuti,
F.Sabetta, N.Squeglia
Dynamic identification and condition Experimental analysis of a composite
assessment of an old masonry chimney bridge under high-speed train passages
by using modal testing C.Somaschini, K.Matsuoka, A.Collina
R.Sancibrian, I.Lombillo, E.Sarabia,
Y.Boffill, H.Wong, L.Villegas
Modal testing of offshore rock
lighthouses around the British Isles
J.Brownjohn, A.Raby, J.Bassitt,
E.Hudson, A.Antonini
Static and dynamic monitoring of a
Cultural Heritage bell-tower in Monza,
Italy
A.Saisi, C.Gentile, A.Ruccolo
in historic masonry towers using
continuously monitored dynamic
response-only data
N.Cavalagli, G.Comanducci, C.Gentile,
M.Guidobaldi, A.Saisi, F.Ubertini
ROOM 07
Parallel Sessions 9.40 - 11.10
MS20.III MS10.III MS19.II
Bridge dynamics Dynamics of materials Human induced vibrations and
Chairs: C. Somaschini, T. Mazilu Chairs: P. Nardinocchi, M. Porfiri vibration serviceability
Chairs: A. Pavic, M.G. Mulas
Active vibration control of lightweight
In memoriam: Ali H. Nayfeh In memoriam: Ali H. Nayfeh floor systems
(Room 1) (Room 1) J.Baader, M.Fontana
Experimental research on the dynamic Time history response analysis using Investigation of dynamic interaction
responses of the steel-concrete extended Rayleigh damping model between walking people and lightweight
composite beams under the harmonic N.Nakamura floor structures
forces A.S.Mohamme, A.Pavic
Y.Zhang, H.Liu, Y.Li, Y.Zhang, B.Liu
The experimental determination of bifur- Design of highly sensitive floors for
cational components of a friction human induced vibrations
K.Nuzhdin, V.Musalimov M.Friehe, C.Heinemeyer, F.Markus
Dynamic simulation and critical Dynamics of hydrogel structures Duality between time and frequency
assessment of a composite bridge in M.Curatolo, P.Nardinocchi, L.Teresi domains for vibration serviceability
high-speed railway analysis of floor structures
K.Matsuoka, A.Collina, S.Masamichi A.Al-Anbaki, A.Pavic
Dynamic Response of an FRP Footbridge Quantifying rate-dependence of hysteretic An Experimental and Numerical Study
Due to Pedestrians and Train Buffeting systems Focused on Spectators’ Behaviour and
J.Russell, X.Wei, S.Zivanovic, C.Kruger T.Kalmár-Nagy, D.Bernardini, B.Carboni, Induced Vibrations of a Reinforced Con-
W.Lacarbonara crete Grandstand on a Football Stadium
T.Plachy, M.Polak, M.Verner
Performance of steel-laminated rubber Analysis of hydroelastic slamming On random spatial distribution of active
bearings subjected to variable axial loads of flexible structures: modeling and crowds on grandstands and their effects
and levels of shear strains experiments on dynamic response
K.Kalfas, S.Mitoulis A.Shams, S.Zhao, M.Porfiri O.Rokos, J.Maca
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MS00.V MS15.III MS04.V MS11.I MS14.VII

General Session on Dynamics, Dynamic soil-structure interaction System identification Waves in solids Structural health monitoring
Stability and Structural Vibrations Chairs: M. C. Capatti, G. Degrande Chairs: R. Santoro, V. Sepe Chairs: F. Lanza di Scalea, N. Kolkovska Chairs: C. Leyder, E. M. Tronci
Chairs: F. Mollaioli, M. Papadrakakis

The Effect of Stress Wave Dispersion on Modal Density Influence on Modal Vibration-based model updating of a 9.40
In memoriam: Ali H. Nayfeh the Drivability Analysis of Large-Diameter Complexity Quantification in Dynamic In memoriam: Ali H. Nayfeh timber frame structure
(Room 1) Monopiles Systems (Room 1) C.Leyder, E.Chatzi, A.Frangi
P.Meijers, A.Tsouvala, A.Metrikine F.Iezzi, C.Valente

Preventing of earthquake-induced
pounding between steel structures by
using polymer elements – experimental
study
B.Sołtysik, T.Falborski, R.Jankowski
Nonlinear Response of Bridge Piers on Identification of Modal Parameters based A numerical method for the scattering by Vibration Analysis of the Civic Tower 9.55
Inclined Pile Groups: the Role of Rocking on Moving Load Excitation defects in axisymmetrical open elastic in Rieti
Foundation Input Motion Yi Liu, J.Macdonald, D.Di Maio waveguides E.M.Tronci, M.De Angelis, D.Pietrosanti,
S.Carbonari, M.Morici, F.Dezi, G.Leoni M.Gallezot, F.Treyssède, L.Laguerre G.Cordisco

The submodel analysis of a steel pipeline A practical soil-structure interaction Laboratory evaluation of a fully automatic Scattering of bulk strain solitary waves in One-year monitoring of a reinforced 10.10
under a seismic shock model for a wind turbine subjected to modal identification algorithm using bi-layers with delamination concrete school building: Evolution of
P.Boron, J.Dulinska seismic loads and emergency shutdown automatic hierarchical clustering K.Khusnutdinova, M.Tranter dynamic behavior during retrofitting
F.Taddei, M.Schauer, M.L.Meinerzhagen approach works
G.Zonno, R.Aguilar, B.Castañeda, A.Pierdicca, F.Clementi, P.A.Mezzapelle,
R.Boroschek, P.B.Lourenço A.Fortunati, S.Lenci

A Study on Fragility Analyses of Masonry Micropile foundation subjected to dyna- Optimal Input Location for Modal Detection of major impact damage to Structural health assessment of a 10.25
Buildings in Erzincan (Turkey) Utilizing mic lateral loading Identification composite aerospace structures by R/C building in the coastal area of
Simulated and Real Ground Motion M.C.Capatti, F.Dezi, D.Roia, S.Carbonari D.Jana, K.Prajapat, S.Mukhopadhyay, ultrasonic guided waves and statistical Concepción, Chile
Records S.Ray Chaudhuri signal processing C.Oyarzo-Vera, J.J.Olivera-Lopez,
S.Karimzadeh, K.Kadas, A.Askan, M.Capriotti, E.Kim, F.Lanza di Scalea, L.Vergara
M.A.Erberik, A.Yakut H.Kim

Energy-based response of simple
structural systems by using simulated
ground motions
V.Ozsarac, S.Karimzadeh, M.A.Erberik,
A.Askan
Quantifying dynamic soil-structure Robust strategy for the excitating force Some advancements in the ultrasonic Automated Operational Modal Analysis 10.40
interaction for railway induced vibrations identification evaluation of initial stress states by the of an arch bridge considering the
K.Kuo, G.Lombaert, G.Degrande J.Pons, J.Laborde, L.Jezequel analysis of the acoustoelastic effect influence of the parametric methods
A.Castellano, A.Fraddosio, S.Marzano, inputs
M.D.Piccioni G.Marrongelli, F.Magalhães, Á.Cunha

Seismic Design Evaluation of Reinforced
Concrete Buildings for Near-Source
Earthquakes by Using Nonlinear Time
History Analyses
M.Hosseini, B.Hashemi, Z.Safi
Impedance functions of shallow foun-
dations for design of infrastructure for
high-speed railways
J.L.Östlund, A.Andersson, M.Ülker-
Kaustell
Force identification using correlated noise A Match Coefficient Approach
models for Damage Imaging in Structural
R.Bayya Components by Ultrasonic Synthetic
Aperture Focus
F.Lanza di Scalea, S.Sternini,
A.Quattrocchi, R.Montanini, A.Pau
Dynamic Behaviour of a Retrofitted 10.55
School Building Subjected to the After-
Shock Sequence of the 2016 Central
Italy Earthquake
F.Gara, M.Regni, S.Carbonari, A.Balducci
and L.Dezi

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MS03.VIII
Non-linear dynamics
Chairs: A. Carcaterra, T. Filippova
11.30 New Theory for the Low Frequencies
Non Linear Acoustic Radiation of
Clamped-Clamped Beams At Large
Vibrations Amplitudes
H.Moulay Abdelal, R.Benamar
11.45 Nonlinear vibrations of symmetric cross- A novel natural frequency-based
ply laminates via thermomechanically
coupled reduced order models
E.Saetta, V.Settimi, G.Rega
12.00 Thermal Behavior Analysis at Large Free Dynamic characterization of the Eiffel
Vibration Amplitudes of Thin Annular
FGM Plates with Porosities
L.Boutahar
12.15 Nonlinear vibrations of imperfect fluid-
filled viscoelastic cylindrical shells
Z.Del Prado, M.Amabili, P.Gonçalves
12.30 A Piecewise Models of Intracranial
Pressure Dynamics
D.Evans, C.Drapaca, J.P.Cusumano
12.45 Twin-waves propagation phenomena in
magnetically-coupled structures
F.Mezzani, F.Coppo, S.Pensalfini,
N.Roveri, A.Carcaterra
13.00
32 ROOM 01
MS24.II
Dynamic testing and
monitoring of historic structures
Chairs: J. Baeza, C. Pepi
Issues on the modal characterization
of large monumental structures with
complex dynamic interactions
R.Ceravolo, G.De Lucia, M.L.Pecorelli
technique to detect structural changes
using computational intelligence
R.P.Finotti, F.S.Barbosa, A.A.Cury,
C.Gentile
tower
S.Castellaro, L.Perricone, M.Bartolomei, N.Boujia, F.Schmidt, D.Siegert,
S.Isani
The role of the Modal Assurance
Criterion in the interpretation and
validation of models for seismic analysis
of architectural complexes
D.Brigante, C.Rainier, G.Fabbrocino
Shaking table test of scaled model of
Protiron dry stone masonry structure
Z.Nikolic, L.Krstevska, M.Pavao,
H.Smoljanovic
ROOM 07
Parallel Sessions 11.30 - 13.00
MS20.IV MS08.I MS19.III
Bridge dynamics Fluid-structures interaction Human induced vibrations and
Chairs: P. Fitzgerald, O. H. Moe Chairs: G. Ricciardi, S. Sarkar vibration serviceability
Chairs: F. Venuti, J. Macdonald
Vibration analysis of short skew bridges Nonlinear finite element analysis of an Development of a human-structure
due to railway traffic using analytical and elastic structure loaded by hydrostatic dynamic interaction model for human
simplified models following forces sway for use in permanent grandstand
K.Nguyen Gia, J.M.Goicolea Ruigomez C.Hoareau, J.-F.Deü design
V.Vasilatou, R.Harrison, N.Nikitas
Bridge weigh in motion using a moving Dynamical nonlinear modelling of a Investigation of behaviour of metal
force identification algorithm pressurised water reactor fuel assembly structures with polymer dampers under
P.Fitzgerald, E.Sevillano, E.Obrien, subjected to an axial flow dynamic loads
A.Malekjafarian G.Ricciardi N.Lasowicz, R.Jankowski
Modeling of a bridge pier subjected to Transient calculation of pressure waves Modelling framework of pedestrian-
scour in a well induced by tubular expansion footbridge interaction in vertical direction
W.Assaad, H.Pasaribu, D.Zijsling, K.van F.Venuti, V.Racic, A.Corbetta
D.Pham-Van-Bang, C.Chevalier Dalen, A.Metrikine
Dynamic properties variation by irregular Polymeric flexible plate in the wake of a Influence of visual information on
superstructure and substructure bluff body for energy harvesting pedestrian actions on laterally oscillating
common bridges E.Binyet, J.Chang, C.-Y.Huang structures – experimental study using
M.C.Gómez Soberón, J.M.Gómez virtual reality environments
Soberón M.Bocian, J.Macdonald, J.Burn
The simulation of the influence of surface A study of response dynamics of a freely A MSD model for coupled analysis
irregularities in road pavements on the vibrating circular cylinder of pedestrian-footbridge dynamic
response of the bridge to moving vehicle M.S.Aswathy, S.Sarkar interaction
J.Kortiš, Ľ.Daniel, M.Ďuratný E.Lai, M.G.Mulas
Analysis of tether anchored floating Competition between turbulence and Human-structure interaction in
suspension bridge subjected to extreme fluid-elastic forces in the response of a pedestrian bridges: a probabilistic
environmental loads loosely supported tube under cross-flow approach
O.H.Moe, K.Aas-Jakobsen, J.Amdahl L.Borsoi, P.Piteau, X.Delaune, J.Antunes F.Tubino
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MS00.VI MS21.I MS05.I MS11.II MS16.I

General Session on Dynamics, Wind induced vibrations Recent advances in stochastic Waves in solids Blast and impact loads
Stability and Structural Vibrations of slender structures structural dynamics Chairs: A. Castellano, A. Samsonov Chairs: X. Wu, J. Amdahl
Chairs: M. Fagella, N. Chouw Chairs: G. Solari, A. Fenerci Chairs: A. Pirrotta, M. Hanss

Soil-structure interaction effects on the
seismic performances of reinforced
concrete moment resisting frames
R.Tomeo, A.Bilotta, D.Pitilakis, E.Nigro
Interference of vortex-induced vibration
and galloping: experiments and
mathematical modelling
C.Mannini, T.Massai, A.M.Marra,
G.Bartoli
A non deterministic GHM based model Energy preserving finite difference Numerical assessment of the behaviour 11.30
applied to sandwich beams scheme for sixth order Boussinesq of a fixed offshore platform subjected to
W.N.Felippe, F.S.Barbosa equation ship collision
N.Kolkovska, V.Vucheva C.Rigueiro, J.Ribeiro, A.Santiago

Influence of base plate bending stiffness A finite element approach to model Explicit frequency response function of FE simulation of steady state wave Dynamic responses of a floating bridge 11.45
on the seismic performance of storage galloping vibrations of iced suspended beams with crack of uncertain depth motion in solids combined with a PML subjected to ship collision load on
tanks cables G.Muscolino, R.Santoro approach bridge girders
D.Hernandez, T.Larkin, N.Chouw F.Foti, L.Martinelli, F.Perotti J.Park, A.M.Kaynia Y.Sha, J.Amdahl, C.Dørum

The effect of earthquake site-source Active Modal Control of Rain-Wind Effect of geometric irregularities on the Modeling of pre-stressed piezoelectric Damage Assessment of Hollow Core 12.00
distance on dynamic response of Induced Vibration of Stay Cables dynamic response of masonry arches structures with inhomogeneous coating Reinforced Concrete and Prestressed
concrete elevated water tanks N.Holm, Z.Zhang, P.H.Kirkegaard N.Cavalagli, M.J.Dejong, V.Gusella, T.I.Belyankova, V.V.Kalinchuk Slabs Subjected to Blast loading
H.Alemzadeh, H.Shakib L.Severini A.Maazoun, J.Vantomme, S.Matthys

Seismic Assessment of Masonry Towers Full-scale observations of vortex Spectral stochastic finite element Numerical modeling of waveguides Numerical prediction of blast wall 12.15
by Means of Nonlinear Static Procedures induced vibrations of stay-cables in the method in vibroacoustic analysis of accounting for translational invariance effectiveness for structural protection
R.Shehu, G.Milani, M.Valente boundary layer fiber-reinforced composites and rotational symmetry against air blast
T.Andrianne, V.Denoël K.Sepahvand, S.Marburg F.Treyssède W.Xiao, M.Andrae, L.Ruediger,
N.Gebbeken

Mohr Circle-based Graphical Vibration
Analysis and Earthquake Response of
Asymmetric Systems
M.Faggella, R.Gigliotti, C.Morrone, E.
Spacone
The Hardanger Bridge monitoring Stochastic response of a fractional Dynamics of nonlinear strain waves in Dynamic analysis of blast loaded steel 12.30
project: Long-term monitoring results vibroimpact system basic structural components structure
and implications on bridge design D.Yurchenko, A.Burlon, M.Di Paola, G. A.Samsonov, I.Semenova, A.Belashov, L.Figuli, V.Kavicky, Z.Zvaková, Š.Jangl,
A.Fenerci , O.Øiseth Failla, A.Pirrotta F.Garbuzov C.Bedon

Seismic Vulnerability Reduction of
Masonry Churches: A case study
R.Shehu, G.Milani, M.Valente
Dry galloping in inclined cables: linear
stability analysis
G.Piccardo, D.Zulli, A.Luongo
Comparison of the effectiveness of two
safety devices for rigid block subject to
seismic excitation
A.Contento, P.Gardoni, A.Di Egidio,
A.M.de Leo
Theoretical and numerical studies of the
finite time blow up to double dispersion
equation
M.Dimova, N.Kolkovska, N.Kutev
Alternatives to prevent progressive 12.45
collapse protecting reinforced concrete
columns subjected to near field blast
loading
R.Codina, D.Ambrosini, F.de Borbón

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 Wednesday 13 September 2017
MS03.IX
Non-linear dynamics
Chairs: M. Papadrakakis, G. Bartoli
14.30 Evaluation of the effect of confinement
on the collapse probability of reinforced
concrete frames subjected to
earthquakes
N.Øystad-Larsen, A.M.Kaynia, E.Erduran
14.45 Evaluation of the Ground Motion Scaling Non-destructive Assessment of the
Procedures for Concrete Gravity Dams
B.F.Soysal, B.Ӧ.Ay, Y.Arici
15.00 Seismic fragility curves for legged wine
storage tanks with a novel isolation
device
J.Colombo, J.Almazán
15.15 3D nonlinear dynamic analysis of
reinforced concrete structural members
C.Mourlas, G.Markou, M.Papadrakakis
15.30 Dynamic response of a damaging
masonry wall
D.Addessi, C.Gatta, F.Vestroni
15.45 Analysis of the out-of-plane capacity of
unreinforced masonry infill walls
M.Lönhoff, C.Dobrowoloski,
H.Sadegh-Azar
16.00 Nonlinear seismic behaviour of historical Ambient vibration testing and dynamic
masonry towers by means of different
numerical models
M.Betti, R.Corazzi, L.Facchini,
V.Cerisano Kovacevic
16.15
16.30
34 ROOM 01
MS24.III
Dynamic testing and
monitoring of historic structures
Chairs: D. Brigante, F. Ubertini
Dynamic assessment of the axial force in
the tie-rods of the Milan Cathedral
C.Gentile, C.Poggi, A.Ruccolo, M.Vasic
Axial Stress State in Iron and Steel Truss
Structures by Dynamic Measurements
H.T.M. Luong, V.Zabel, W.Lorenz,
R.Rohrmann
Dynamic evaluation of a historic fountain
under blast loading
F.Javier Baeza, S.Ivorra, D.Bru, F.Borja
Varona
Ambient Vibration Testing of a monumen-
tal fountain by contact and contactless
sensing techniques
G.Comanducci, N.Cavalagli, M.Gioffrè,
M.Trequattrini, F.Ubertini
Dynamic characterization of a severely
damaged historic masonry bridge
C.Pepi, M.Gioffrè, G.Comanducci,
N.Cavalagli, A.Bonaca, F.Ubertini
Calibration of the dynamic behaviour of
incomplete structures in archeological
sites: the case of Villa Diomede Quadri-
portico in Pompeii
F.Lorenzoni, M.R.Valluzzi, A.Minello,
M.Salvalaggio and C.Modena
identification of a historical building.
Basilica of the fourteen holy helpers
(germany)
V.Compán, P.Pachón, M.Cámara
An overview on nature-inspired optimi-
zation algorithms for Structural Health
Monitoring of historical buildings
A.Barontini, M.G.Masciotta, L.F.Ramos, P.
A.Mendes, P.B.Lourenço
ROOM 07
Parallel Sessions 14.30 - 16.30
MS08.II MS19.IV
Fluid-structures interaction Human induced vibrations and
Chairs: M. Nielsen, D. Siringoringo vibration serviceability
Chairs: F. Tubino, P. Van den Broeck
Vortex-induced vibrations of a vertical Probability distribution of footbridge
riser with time-varying tension peak acceleration to single and multiple
M.J.Thorsen, S.Sævik crossing walkers
A.M.Avossa, C.Demartino, F.Ricciardelli
Fluid effect on ice induced vibrations A simplified method to account for the
A.Abramian, N.Bessonov, D.Indeitsev effect of human-human interaction on
the pedestrian-induced vibrations of
footbridges
X.Wei, P.Van den Broeck, G.De Roeck,
K.Van Nimmen
SOFIA - A simulation tool for bottom A Dynamic Analysis of the Cable-Stayed
founded and floating offshore structures Footbridge in Čelákovice Town
M.E.Nielsen, M.D.Ulriksen, L.Damkilde V.Šána, M.Polák, T.Plachý
VIV-galloping interaction of the deck of An efficient approach for considering the
a footbridge with solid parapets effect of human-structure interaction on
S.Cammelli, A.Bagnara, J.G.Navarro footbridges
E.Zäll, R.Karoumi, M.Ülker-Kaustell, A.
Andersson
Effect of windproof barrier on aerody- A new procedure based on time domain
namic performance of vehicle-bridge indicators for optimal TMD tuning on
system footbridges
T.Zhang, W.Guo, F.Du A.Magdaleno, N.Ibán, M.Cacho-Pérez,
F.J.Cara, I.M.Díaz, A.Lorenzana,
E.Pereira
Wind Effects and Dynamics Characteri- Vibration effects of loads due to groups
stics of Base-Isolated Building based on crossing a lively footbridge
Full-scale measurement during Typhoons P.Hawryszków, R.Pimentel, F.Silva
D.Siringoringo, Y.Fujino
Seismic Hazard and Structural Analysis
of the Concrete Arch Dam (Rules Dam on
Guadalfeo River)
E.Zacchei, J.L.Molina, R.M.Brasil
CLOISTER ROOM FRESCO ROOM ROOM 08
 Parallel Sessions 14.30 - 16.30
MS00.VII MS21.II
General Session on Dynamics, Wind induced vibrations
Stability and Structural Vibrations of slender structures
Chairs: A. Lucchini, F. Petrini Chairs: L. Martinelli, B. Siedziako
Analysis and comparison of two different Hybrid semi-active mass dampers in
configurations of external dissipative structures; assessing and optimising
systems their damping capacity
L.Gioiella, E.Tubaldi, F.Gara, L.Dezi, A. D.Demetriou, N.Nikitas
Dall’Asta
A direct design procedure for frame Parametric study on the use of the
structures with added viscous dampers Fokker-Planck Equation to examine the
for the mitigation of earthquake-induced nonstationary wind-induced dynamics
vibrations of tall buildings
M.Palermo, S.Silvestri, G.Gaparini, T. L.Caracoglia
Trombetti, A.Dib
Three-dimensional seismic response of Wind induced vibrations of a high
two-story wooden buildings with seismic tapered obelisk: wind tunnel tests,
devices using mechanical linkage and numerical analysis and design of
steel dampers countermeasures
S.Morikawa, Y.Miyazu, N.Nakamura L.Amerio, T.Argentini, L.Bernini,
F.Perotti, A.Zasso
Seismic response control of multi-story Simulation of wind force acting on
asymmetric-plan buildings using super-high-rise building in passing
pin-supported structures with passive typhoon
energy dissipation devices N.Ougiya, M.Kanda
Y.Miyazu, A.Ito
Design of Buildings with Seismic Dynamic response of structures
Isolation Using Linear Quadratic to thunderstorm outflows: Hybrid
Algorithm simulation analysis vs response
C.-M.Chang, S.Shia, C.-Y.Yang spectrum technique
G.Solari, P.De Gaetano
Aerodynamic properties of Wind
Turbine Towers based on Wind Tunnel
Experiments
R.Fontecha, B.Henneke, F.Kemper, M.
Feldmann
On the importance of cross-sectional
details in the wind tunnel testing of bridge
deck section models
B.Siedziako, O.Øiseth
Measurements of downburst wind loa-
ding acting on an overhead transmission
line in Northern Germany
D.Stengel, K.Thiele
ROOM 11 ROOM 17
MS05.II
Recent advances in stochastic
structural dynamics
Chairs: T. Alderucci, H. Waubke
Transient response of one degree of
freedom systems with Bouc-hysteresis
excited by white noise
H.Waubke, C.Kasess
Comparison of the Path Integration
Method and Stochastic Averaging
Method for Studying the Nonlinear Roll
Motion in Random Beam Seas
W.Chai, L.Dostal, A.Naess, B.Leira
Steady-state response of a random
dynamical system described with Padé
approximants and random eigenmodes
E.Jacquelin, O.Dessombz, J.-J.Sinou, S.
Adhikari, M.I.Friswell
Evolutionary frequency response function
of linear systems subjected to earth-
quake accelerograms using the adaptive
chirplet decomposition
T.Alderucci, F.Giunta, G.Muscolino
Influent structural parameters of
pounding between buildings during
earthquakes
V.Crozet, I.Politopoulos, M.Yang,
J.M.Martinez, S.Erlicher
A probabilistic Framework for Seismic
Risk Assessment of Electric Power
Systems
A.Salman, Y.Li
ROOM 33
Wednesday 13 September 2017
MS16.II
Blast and impact loads
Chairs: T. Zircher, Q. Li
Analytical Study on Loading Capacity of 14.30
Prestressed Concrete Sleeper
S.Minoura, T.Watanabe, M.Sogabe
Finite element modeling of the impact of 14.45
heavy-weight vehicles on highway and
pedestrian bridge decks
E.Berton, N.Bouaanani, C.-P.Lamarche,
N.Roy
Analysis of a tether anchored floating 15.00
suspension bridge subjected to large
ship collisions
O.H.Moe, J.Veie, Y.Sha, J.Amdahl
Protective components made of steel 15.15
fiber reinforced concrete under contact
detonation
T.Zircher, M.Keuser, A.Burbach,
S.Lehmann
Experimental and numerical study on the 15.30
behavior of circular RC columns under
impact loading
C.Demartino, J.Wu, Y.Xiao
Impact damage in carbon plastics: 15.45
analysis of damage and dynamic strain
fields
M.Nikhamkin, S.Semenov, L.Voronov,
N.Sazhenkov, V.Silberschmidt, A.Roy,
L.Coles
Dynamic energy absorption behavior 16.00
of lattice material filled with shear
thickening fluid
X.Wu, Q.Yin, C.Huang, F.Zhong
Lateral Confinement Effects on the 16.15
Axial Compressive Strength of Mortar
Specimen
W.Y.Zheng, F.Liu, Q.M.Li
16.30
ROOM 15 ROOM 38 35
 Sponsors and Exhibitors

Sponsors
• Rete Ferroviaria Italiana
• Diamonds
• Elsevier Rete Ferroviaria Italiana: managing the national
• The MathWorks infrasctructure
• PCB Piezotronics Rete Ferroviaria Italiana (RFI), the national infra-
structure manager, is the company within FS Italia-
• Bosch Rexroth
ne Group that guarantees access to the rail network
• Terna Rete Italia to the various transport companies, providing
maintenance, safe rail travel, ensuring the entire in-
Exhibitors frastructure is efficient, and ensuring safety and se-
1. MOHO curity activities. With its over 24,000 km of tracks,
During the conference, a technical exhibition will
including over 1,300 km of High Speed tracks, it
take place along the cloister porch. 2. VICODA
provides for about 9,000 trains running per day.
The exhibition will start after the Plenary Session 3. PCB Piezotronics
RFI manages investments to improve and develop
on Monday 11th September 2017. 4. Structural Vibration Solution
railway lines and infrastructure, and develops
5. GERB
Opening hours: technology for the safe management of transport,
6. Springer
following plans established in the Investment
Monday 11 September, 13.00 to 18.00 7. Diamonds
section of the Programme Contract drawn up in
8. Elsevier agreement with the Ministry of Infrastructure and
Tuesday 12 September, 09.00 to 18.00
9. Sequoia Transport.
Wednesday 13 September, 09.00 to 17.00 10. Eurodyn RFI guarantees the accessibility of stations
and services supplied by the rail companies to
passengers and in general to all users following the
principles and values that guide RFI’s relationship
with its clients and the general public. In its role as
Station Manager, it guarantees assistance to people
with reduced mobility or disabilities in stations.
The manager of the national infrastructure
establishes the annual rail timetable based on
10 requests made by companies transporting
Cloister
passengers or freight, in accordance with the rules
9 and criteria listed in the Network Statement, the
8 official document with which RFI communicates
7 to its clients procedures, terms and conditions
6 according to which infrastructure capacity is
assigned and for the delivery of associated services.
5 On the international front, it promotes the integration
4 of Italian infrastructure with the European rail
network.
3 2 1
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DIAGNOSTICA E MONITORAGGIO DI STRUTTURE
Diamonds specialises in providing complex and
innovative structural health monitoring (SHM)
solutions tailored for the local and international
market.
Diamonds, a spin-off of SAPIENZA University of
Rome started in 2013, by guaranteeing
reliable and integrated monitoring and diagnosti-
cs services, can provide reassurance on the level
of safety of buildings and infrastructure.
Diamonds consists of collaboration between
academia and industry bringing together over
thirty years of research in structural engineering.
Diamonds is specialised in offering cutting edge
sensor-based structural analysis.
The purpose of Diamonds is to provide a con-
sultancy outlet for this advanced research and to
provide opportunities for Clients to avail of these
innovative services to advance the state of the
art in SHM and diagnostics for whole life optimi-
sed management of new and existing buildings
and infrastructure.
www.e-diamonds.it
Elsevier is a global information analytics company
that helps institutions and professionals progress
science, advance healthcare and improve perfor-
mance for the benefit of humanity. the pace of discovery, innovation, and develop-
We help researchers make new discoveries, col-
laborate with their colleagues, and give them the
knowledge they need to find funding. We help
governments and universities evaluate and im-
prove their research strategies. We help doctors
save lives, providing insight for physicians to find
the right clinical answers, and we support nurses
and other healthcare professionals throughout
their careers.
Elsevier provides digital solutions and tools in
the areas of strategic research management,
R&D performance, clinical decision support, and
professional education; including ScienceDirect,
Scopus, ClinicalKey andSherpath. Elsevier pu-
blishes over 2,500 digitized journals, including
The Lancet and Cell, more than 35,000 e-book
titles and many iconic reference works, including
Gray’s Anatomy. Elsevier is part of RELX Group,
a global provider of information and analytics for
professionals and business customers across
industries.
www.elsevier.com
Sponsors
MathWorks is the leading developer of mathema-
tical computing software. Engineers and scienti-
sts worldwide rely on its products to accelerate
ment.
Products
MATLAB®, the language of technical compu-
ting, is a programming environment for algorithm
development, data analysis, visualization, and
numeric computation. Simulink® is a graphical
environment for simulation and Model-Based
Design of multidomain dynamic and embedded
systems. The company produces nearly 100 ad-
ditional products for specialized tasks such as
data analysis and image processing.
MATLAB and Simulink are used throughout
the automotive, aerospace, communications,
electronics, and industrial automation industries
as fundamental tools for research and deve-
lopment. They are also used for modeling and
simulation in increasingly technical fields, such
as financial services and computational biology.
MATLAB and Simulink enable the design and
development of a wide range of advanced pro-
ducts, including automotive systems, aerospace
flight control and avionics, telecommunications
and other electronics equipment, industrial ma-
chinery, and medical devices. More than 5000
colleges and universities around the world use
MATLAB and Simulink for teaching and research
in a broad range of technical disciplines.
MathWorks employs over 3500 people, with
30% located outside the United States.
www.mathworks.it
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 Sponsors
PCB Piezotronics Inc. is a designer and manu-
facturer of microphones, vibration, pressure,
force, torque, load, and strain sensors, as well
as the pioneer of ICP® technology used by
design engineers and predictive maintenance
professionals worldwide for test, measurement,
monitoring, and control requirements in auto-
motive, aerospace, industrial, R&D, military,
educational, commercial, OEM applications, and
more. With a worldwide customer support team,
24-hour SensorLineSM, and a global distribution
network, PCB® is committed to Total Customer
Satisfaction.
Visit www.pcb.com for more information. PCB
Piezotronics, Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary
of MTS Systems Corporation. Additional infor-
mation on MTS can be found at www.mts.com.
www.pcb.com
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Bosch Rexroth is one of the world’s leading drive
and control technology providers.
Everywhere in the world, our technology moves
everything, from the stage of the most famous
theaters to the Panama Canal closures.
Recently, our company has developed technolo-
gies and systems for testing and studying com-
ponents with anti-seismic function.
Among the projects we include laboratories
made in Enna, Messina, Reggio Calabria, we
are implementing many other applications and
others have already realized in a farther past.
Passion and tenacity are our strengths and every
day we offer our customers support and know-
how.
As the Drive & Control Company, the company
develops, produces, and distributes its compo-
nents and system solutions in over 80 countries.
In 2016, Bosch Rexroth achieved sales of close
to 5 billion Euro with its more than 29,500 as-
sociates.
In Italy for over 60 years with headquarter in
Cernusco sul Naviglio, Bosch Rexroth S.p.A. is
a consolidated reality in the Italian industrial con-
text and with its sales network, it can boast of
an entire national coverage, thanks also to more
than 50 authorized distributors.
www.boschrexroth.com/en
Terna is a large energy transmission system ope-
rator, top in Europe and among the global lea-
ders, managing more than 72,000 km of lines in
Italy.
3,700 professionals serve the country and
the European electricity union, to guarantee the
efficiency and security of the grid and transmit
energy every day: a critical infrastructure for the
development and growth of Italy. Terna is a wor-
ld leader in sustainability: in the Electric Utilities
sector of the RobecoSAM 2017 Sustainability
Yearbook, it obtained the highest score for en-
vironmental performance and is the only Italian
company to have taken a Silver Medal.
Terna Group Commitments
• To facilitate energy transition, investing in
the innovative, sustainable development of
the electrical infrastructures and investing in
excellence.
• To manage the transmission of electricity in
Italy securely and efficiently.
• To develop the National Transmission Grid
making it increasingly efficient, secure,
sustainable and cost-effective, to offer in-
creasingly low-cost energy for households
and 
businesses.
• To create value for the shareholders combi-
ning excellence in the business, social 
re-
sponsibility and sustainability of its activities.
• To contribute to the European integration of
electricity grids.
• To develop businesses and new market op-
portunities at the international level. 
Since
2005, the Construction sites for Italy and
Europe have made in excess of € 10 billion
of investments, to the benefit of businesses
and households and of integration of the Eu-
ropean electricity grids.
www.terna.it/en-gb/home.aspx

DIAGNOSTICA E MONITORAGGIO DI STRUTTURE
Diamonds specialises in providing complex and
innovative structural health monitoring (SHM)
solutions tailored for the local and international
market.
Diamonds, a spin-off of SAPIENZA University of
Rome started in 2013, by guaranteeing
reliable and integrated monitoring and diagnosti-
cs services, can provide reassurance on the level
of safety of buildings and infrastructure.
Diamonds consists of collaboration between
academia and industry bringing together over
thirty years of research in structural engineering.
Diamonds is specialised in offering cutting edge
sensor-based structural analysis.
The purpose of Diamonds is to provide a con-
sultancy outlet for this advanced research and to
provide opportunities for Clients to avail of these
innovative services to advance the state of the
art in SHM and diagnostics for whole life optimi-
sed management of new and existing buildings
and infrastructure.
www.e-diamonds.it
Elsevier is a global information analytics com-
pany that helps institutions and professionals
progress science, advance healthcare and im-
prove performance for the benefit of humani-
ty. • Vibration technical consulting for con-
We help researchers make new discoveries, col-
laborate with their colleagues, and give them the
knowledge they need to find funding. We help
governments and universities evaluate and im-
prove their research strategies. We help doctors
save lives, providing insight for physicians to find
the right clinical answers, and we support nurses
and other healthcare professionals throughout
their careers.
Elsevier provides digital solutions and tools in
the areas of strategic research management,
R&D performance, clinical decision support, and
professional education; including ScienceDirect,
Scopus, ClinicalKey andSherpath. Elsevier pu-
blishes over 2,500 digitized journals, including
The Lancet and Cell, more than 35,000 e-book
titles and many iconic reference works, including
Gray’s Anatomy. Elsevier is part of RELX Group,
a global provider of information and analytics for
professionals and business customers across
industries.
www.elsevier.com
Exhibitors
The GERB Group provides full engineering ser-
vices, system solutions as well as installation in
order to control vibration problems.
Our services:
struction dynamics problems
• Vibration measurements
• Draft, conception, and planning of individual
vibration insulation for machines, buildings,
platform tracks and industrial facilities
• Securing of buildings against earthquakes
and wind with tuned mass dampers and
other damping mechanisms
• Development, construction, production, and
delivery of systems for vibration reduction
• Static and dynamic calculations of all types,
stability and usability verifications, draft and
implementation drawings
• Assembly, construction supervision, adjust-
ment, commissioning, conformity tests,
workshop tests
• Inspections, redevelopment, restoration and
repair works to machine foundations
GERB Tuned Mass Damper (TMD) Systems limit
the displacements of structures by absorbing
and dissipating vibrational energy. In general,
they are passive systems and consist of vibra-
tion masses, springs or pendulums and Visco-
dampers. Each device is custom designed for its
respective application.
The performance of GERB TMD Systems can be
demonstrated for new construction as well as for
retrofitting existing structures.
In addition to TMD Systems, GERB also provides
engineering, assembly, and inspections to solve
your vibration problem.
www.gerb.it
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 Exhibitors
Moho s.r.l. is an Italian worldwide known com-
pany manufacturing devices for geophysical
prospection and civil engineering conceived to
be precise, reliable, truly portable and different
from what already exists.
TROMINO®, the MoHo’s flagship instrument, is
an internationally patented “all-in-one” tromo-
meter and seismometer. Originally designed for
passive seismic surveys and for the dynamic
characterization of soils, it has later been suc-
cessfully employed in the dynamic characteriza-
tion of structures (modal analysis), in the vibra-
tion monitoring and other fields.
Acquiring the key parameters of the ground and
structure motion during earthquakes and other
excitations, in real time, is an increasing demand.
SURICAT, a strong-motion accelerometer desi-
gned for permanent monitoring of structures has
also been designed to this task: precise enough
to provide information of engineering interest,
cost-effective to be used in extended networks.
MoHo s.r.l. conceives, designs and manufactu-
res both the hardware and the software of its
instruments in full autonomy. Research, deve-
lopment, production, calibration and testing are
all made in house at the headquarters in Venice
(Italy).
If you are looking for new solutions for modal
analysis of structures and vibration monitoring,
discover our website www.moho.world and
come and see us at MoHo’s booth!
www.moho.world
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PCB Piezotronics Inc. is a designer and manu-
facturer of microphones, vibration, pressure,
force, torque, load, and strain sensors, as well
as the pioneer of ICP® technology used by
design engineers and predictive maintenance
professionals worldwide for test, measurement,
monitoring, and control requirements in auto-
motive, aerospace, industrial, R&D, military,
educational, commercial, OEM applications, and
more. With a worldwide customer support team,
24-hour SensorLineSM, and a global distribution
network, PCB® is committed to Total Customer
Satisfaction.
Visit www.pcb.com for more information. PCB
Piezotronics, Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary
of MTS Systems Corporation. Additional infor-
mation on MTS can be found at www.mts.com.
www.pcb.com
Sequoia IT is specialized in intelligent vibration
measurement and monitoring solutions. Sequo-
ia sensors, which are mainly based on MEMS
technology, are well known for their secure in-
tegration capacity which includes the compo-
nents for the digitalization of on-board signals,
processing and storage.
Sequoia IT sensors represent a unique system
that not only measures vibrations, but also pro-
cesses their measurement readings in accor-
dance with the specific needs of the application
in question. In addition, the digitalization greatly
simplifies the task of integrating sensors (a) into
complex computerized control and monitoring
systems; and (b) with various digital-communi-
cation protocols – thus bypassing the need for
dedicated memory cards.
The various Sequoia products are used in a wide
range of applications, including machine-tool
vibration monitoring, vibration measurement in
industrial settings for preventive maintenance,
and vibration monitoring in civil-engineering.
Moreover, Sequoia IT highly qualified staff has
the necessary expertise to meet all customer
requirements by developing customized solu-
tions for them.
www.sequoia.it

Springer is a leading global company publishing
in science, technology and medicine, and provi-
ding researchers in academia and professionals
in companies with high-quality scientific conten-
ts: peer-reviewed journals, advanced textbooks,
research monographs, proceedings and referen-
ce works.
The company numbers around 2.400 journals
(400 Open Access), more than 170.000 books,
and almost 13.000 staff worldwide.
www.springer.com
Structural Vibration Solution A/S is the develo-
per of the patented ARTeMIS Modal software for
Operational Modal Analysis (OMA) and Structu-
ral Health Monitoring (SHM).
The company was founded as a spin-off from
Aalborg University, Denmark in 1999. The mis-
sion has always been to be the leading provider
of OMA and SHM solutions, and at EURODYN
2017 the latest development in these fields will
be demonstrated.
www.svibs.com
Exhibitors
Vicoda is a global specialist in vibration control
offering products and services for all applica-
tions. Our product range for bridge construction
includes tuned mass dampers, hydraulic dam-
pers, bridge bearings and expansion joints. Our
services cover measurements, detailed enginee-
ring, on-site installation and site support.
www.vicoda-gmbh.com
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 Author Index

A Y. Anis 15 B. Barbiellini 26 G. Bonnet 26 D. Cantero 24

A. Antonini 30 N. Barbieri 14, 24, 42 F. Bontempi 17 M. C. Capatti 31
K. Aas-Jakobsen 32 J. Antunes 20, 32 F. S. Barbosa 32, 33 C. Boragno 15, 17 G. Capellari 16
H. Abadikhah 24 N. Apaydin 23 A. Barontini 34 P. Boron 31 E. Capiez-Lernout 20
I. Abdallah 25, 27 S. Appel 15 P. G. Barrera 23 R. Boroschek 31 R. Capillon 20
M. Abdeddaim 24 M. Arafa 15 A. Barrias 21 C. Borri 25, 27 S. Caprili 17
B. Abdelhamid 22 A. Arailopoulos 16 R. Bartelletti 30 L. Borsoi 20, 32 M. Capriotti 31
A. Abdulamit 25 V. Araya 24 G. Bartoli 15, 22, 27, 33 J. S. Bosquet 17 F. J. Cara 34
D. Abel 22 M. Bartolomei 32 N. Bouaanani 35 J. Cara 21, 34
A.Arede 20
T. J. S. Abrahamsson 16, 27 M. Basili 20, 27 N. Boujia 32 L. Caracoglia 17, 26, 35
E. Arellano-Méndez 17
A. Abramian 34 J. Bassitt 30 S. Bourgeois 14 A. Carbo Molina 27
A. Arena 26
D. Achillopoulou 21 B. Basu 22, 27 F. Bourquin 15 S. Carbonari 31
F. Arena 23
L. Acho 16 G. Battaglia 26 L. Boutahar 32 B. Carboni 30
T. Argentini 35
C. Adam 14, 23, 24 S. M. Bauer 23 C. Boutin 24 A. Carcaterra 14, 32, 42
C. Argyris 27
S. Adhikari 15, 17, 35 R. Bäumer 16 C. Bowe 25 D. Cardim 27
Y. Arici 34
M. L. Aenlle 24 R. Bayya 31 S. Brandt 24 T. Carlos 27
I. Ario 24
P. Agne 26 P. Bazzurro 15 R. Brasil 16 G. Carlucci 30
A. Arrospide 25
R. Aguilar 31 P. Becht 21 R. M. Brasil 34 A. Carpinteri 25
O. Arroyo 15
A. Ahmed 26 J. L. Beck 27 L. Brejão 16 M. Carvalho 20
G. Aschauer 14
R. Aiello 14 W. Becker 16 M. Brennan 21, 23 A. Casalotti 26
A. Asgarian 21
G. M. Álamo 23 C. Bedon 33 M. J. Brennan 17 J. R. Casas 21, 22
A. Askan 31
A. Al-Anbaki 30 M. Beer 22, 24 D. Brigante 32 F. Casciati 23
W. Assaad 32
E. Alarcon 21 A. Belashov 33 R. Brincker 21, 25 S. Casciati 14, 23, 42
A. Astorga 17
U. Albostan 20 A. Belleri 15 M. Broggi 22, 24, 27 B. Castañeda 31
R. Astroza 25, 26
A. Aldea 25 F. Bellucci 23 J. Brownjohn 15, 30 A. Castellano 31
M. S. Aswathy 32
T. Alderucci 35 T. I. Belyankova 33 D. Bru 34 S. Castellaro 27, 32
I. Atanasovska 20
H. Alemzadeh 33 R. Benamar 32 E. Brühwiler 22 G. Castelli 20
L. Auersch 17, 23
N. Alexander 26 G. Bernagozzi 17 M. Buchschmid 20, 21 L. Castro 27
L. D. Avendaño Valencia 16
S. Alfi 16 D. Bernal 23, 27 P. Bucinskas 15, 23, 25 E. Cataldo 27
S. Avila 14, 27, 42
S. Allahdadian 17 D. Bernardini 30 G. Buffi 27 N. Catbas 23
A. M. Avossa 34
J. Almazán 34 L. Bernini 35 A. Buhr 16 T. Catterou 14
B. Ӧ. Ay 34
F. Almeida 21, 23 G. Bertollucci Colherinhas 24 A. Burbach 35 N. Cavalagli 27, 30, 33, 34
P. Ayala 21
O. Altay 22 E. Berton 35 A. Burlon 33 R. Ceravolo 27, 32
E. Aytulun 23
K. Alten 22 N. Bessonov 34 J. Burn 32 V. Cerisano Kovacevic 34
S. E. Azam 16
S. Althobaiti 14 M. Betti 22, 34 G. Busca 25 W. Chai 35
J. J. Aznárez 23, 25, 27
D. Altieri 24 A. Bhaskar 14 C. Butenweg 25 M. Chajdi 20
P. Alves Costa 17 B B. Bhowmik 17 A. Champneys 26
M. Amabili 32 H. Bigelow 25 C C. -M. Chang 35
P. Amado-Mendes 17 J. Baader 30
E. Babilio 24 A. Bilotta 25, 33 P. Cacciola 14 J. Chang 32
S. Amador 21, 25 E. Binyet 32 J. -Y. Chang 15
D. Ambrosini 22, 33 A. Bacigalupo 26 M. Cacho-Pérez 34
F. Javier Baeza 24, 34 I. Birs 16 S. Caddemi 25 Y.-H. Changa 15
J. Amdahl 32, 33, 35 M. Bjerkås 23 H. Chao 16
L. Amerio 35 A. Bagnara 34 E. Caetano 26, 27
T. Bahçecioğlu 20 V. Blanc 14 M. Calado 24 G. Chase 25
D. Anastasopoulos 14 I. I. Blekhman 14 J. G. Chase 25
L. Andersen 23 B. Balachandran 25 R. Calçada 17
A. Balducci 31 G. Boaca 25 I. Caliò 25 E. Chatelet 21
P. Andersen 22 G. Boccalero 15, 17 E. Chatzi 16, 25, 27, 31
A. Andersson 23, 31, 34 J. Ballaben 24 A. Camara 26
M. Ballatore 14 O. V. Bocharova 23 M. Cámara 34 M. Chatzis 27
M. Andrae 33 M. Bocian 15, 26, 30, 32 S. R. Chaudhuri 14, 24, 42
T. Andrianne 33 J. Balthazar 16 S. Cammelli 34
C. Baniotopoulos 25 Y. Boffill 30 S. Can Girgin 17 K. Chawla 14, 24, 42
I. E. Andzjikovich 23 J. Bogunović Jakobsen 15 D. Chelidze 22
V. Angelidakis 26 N. Banjanac 14 F. Cannizzaro 25
K. Barbara 17 A. Bonaca 34 B. Chen 25, 27

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H. Chen 20 J. Dahl 22 R. Desroches 26 S. Elias 24 I.-K. Fontara 27

J. Chen 14, 26, 42 H. Dai 27 O. Dessombz 35 I. Elishakoff 14 R. Fontecha 27, 35
F. Chernousko 20 Y. Dai 27 T. De Troyer 27 E. El Masri 14 G. Foret 16
C. Chevalier 32 A. Dall’Asta 24, 35 J.-F. Deü 22, 32 J. Engelhardt 24 P. Fossat 24
E. Cheynet 15 L. Damkilde 22, 27, 34 C. Devriendt 27 B. Erbas 25 D. Foti 24
Y. Chikahiro 24 E. Damnjanović 23 F. Dezi 31 M. A. Erberik 31 F. Foti 27, 33
A. Chorozoglou 25 Ľ. Daniel 32 L. Dezi 31, 35 M. Erdik 23 A. Fraddosio 31
N. Chouw 33 R. Das 17 S. Diamantopoulos 17 E. Erduran 34 M. Fragiadakis 15, 17
J. Ciambella 20 S. Da Silva 17 I. M. Díaz 34 F. Eric 22 P. Franchin 15
A. Cigada 25 T. K. Datta 24 A. Dib 35 S. Erlicher 35 S. François 25
G. I. Cirillo 16 A. Datteo 25 A. Di Cuia 17 M. Esmaeili 21 A. Frangi 31
C. Claeys 21 M. De Angelis 20, 31 A. Di Egidio 26, 33 D. Evans 32 R. Friedl 23
V. G. Cleante 17 K. Deb 15 U. Dikmen 23 M. Friehe 27, 30
F. Clementi 26, 31 F. de Borbón 33 E. Di Lorenzo 27 F C. Frier 21
B. Cochelin 14 V. Debut 20 S. Di Lorenzo 14 G. Fabbrocino 25, 32 M. Friswell 15
R. Codina 33 L. De Carvalho Paludo 27 D. Di Maio 31 C. Fabrizio 26 M. I. Friswell 17, 35
A. Colaço 17 E. Deckers 21 A. Di Matteo 24, 25, 26 L. Facchini 22, 34 D. Froio 14, 42
L. Coles 35 D. De Domenico 25 E. G. Dimitrakopoulos 23 M. Faggella 33 Y. Fujino 34
A. Collina 16, 30 P. De Gaetano 35 Z. Dimitrovová 16 G. Failla 14, 23, 33 C. Fünfschilling 22
M. Collu 23 H. Degee 17 M. Dimova 33 I. Failla 25 A. Furtado 20
J. Colombo 34 G. Degrande 21, 25, 31 S. Diop 22 T. Falborski 31 T. Furtmüller 23, 24
D. Colón 16 M. J. Dejong 33 P. P. Diotallevi 17 S. Fallah Nafari 23
G. Comanducci 30, 34 X. Delaune 20, 32 M. Di Paola 25, 33 G
D. Fallais 17
C.-C. Comisu 25 A. M. de Leo 26, 33 U. Di Sabatino 24 L. Faravelli 23 D. Gafto 25
V. Compán 34 D. M. De Leon 16 Y. Djamel 22 R. Fares 25 R. Gallego 23
D. P. Connolly 17 F. K. de Lima 21 N. T. Do 23 M. Farid 15 M. Gallezot 31
L. Connolly 25 G. Della Monica 30 C. Dobrowoloski 34 S. Fassois 16, 17, 25 P. Galvín 17, 23, 24
L. Consolini 26 L. De Lorenzis 27 M. Döhler 22 C. Featherston 17 A. Gambi 27
J. Conte 25, 26 J. De Los Rios 25 J. Domínguez Abascal 24 A. Feldbusch 26 Y. Gao 21
A. Contento 33 Z. Del Prado 32 C. Dørum 33 M. Feldmann 25, 35 G. Gaparini 35
F. Coppo 14, 32, 42 F. De Luca 17 M. Dosaev 20 W. N. Felippe 33 F. Gara 31, 35
G. Coquel 23 A. de Luca di Roseto 17 L. Dostal 14, 35, 42 A. Fenerci 33 F. Garbuzov 33
R. Corazzi 34 G. De Lucia 32 G. Doz 14 I. Fenercioglu 17 G. Garcia 16
A. Corbetta 32 C. Demartino 34, 35 C. Drapaca 32 Q. Feng 16 J. Garcia 34
G. Cordisco 31 D. Demetriou 24, 35 I. Drygala 24 N. Ferguson 14, 17, 20, 42 D. Garcia Vallejo 24
F. Cornali 15 S. Demetriu 25 F. Du 34 J. Fernández-Sáez 20 P. Gardoni 33
F. Cosco 17 E. Denimal 14 L. Du 21 G. Ferreira 14 D. Gargaro 25
R. Cottereau 27 V. Denoël 33 X. T. Du 26 V. Fiamma 23 H. Garrido 22
J. Croes 17 R. De Risi 17 D. Duhamel 16, 20 L. Figuli 33 R. Garziera 20
V. Crozet 35 G. De Roeck 14, 24, 25, 34, 42 J. Dulinska 24, 31 S. Filippov 22 C. Gaspar 26
F. J. Cruz-Muñoz 23 V. Dertimanis 16, 25 M. Ďuratný 32 T. Filippova 30 F. Gatti 27
Á. Cunha 25, 27, 31 G. de Sant’Anna Vitor L. Dzyubak 14 C. Fillol 23 G. Gatti 14, 17, 42
A. Cunha Jr. 16 Barbieri 14, 24, 42 R. P. Finotti 32 V. Gattulli 20, 24
O. Curadelli 22 L. de Sant’Anna Vitor E
G. Fiorentino 30 N. Gebbeken 33
M. Curatolo 30 Barbieri 14 H. Ebrahimian 25 C. Fischer 24 C. G. Gebhardt 24
A. A. Cury 32 C. Desceliers 20 A. K. J. Eddine 15 P. Fitzgerald 32 E. Gedikli 22
J. P. Cusumano 32 A. Deschamps 25 J. Edelmann 14 L. Fleck Fadel Miguel 26 L. Genca 27
J. Czmochowski 25 J.-A. Désidéri 24 E. Efthymiou 26 S. Folea 16 O. Gendelman 15
B. Czwikla 26 M. De Smedt 14 N. Ege 25 P. Folkow 24 C. Gentile 22, 30, 32, 34
W. Desmet 17, 21, 27 El Bekkaye Merrimi 20 K. Fonseca de Lima 24 C. Georgakis 25
D A. de Souza Pippi 27 K. El Bikri 20 M. Fontana 30 M. Georgioudakis 15

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M. Germonpré 21 M. Gül 23 I M. Kanda 35 G. Kostin 30

C. A. Geweth 14 W. Guo 34 V. Kandu 16 I. Kovacic 26
M. Ghandchi Tehrani 17 V. Gusella 27, 33 N. Ibán 34 J. Kaplunov 14, 24, 25 A. Kowalska-Koczwara 25
M. Ghosn 24 L. Gustavo 17 P. Ibrahim 15 H. Karaca 26 K. Kozioł 14
G. F. Giaccu 24, 26 S. Gutiérrez 15 M. Ichchou 24 F. Karakas 17 R. Kral 26
D. Giagopoulos 16 L. Ierimonti 16 V. Kardoutsou 26 E. Kremer 14
O. Giannini 25 H F. Iezzi 23, 31 A. Karev 16 M. Krishnan 17
A. Giaralis 24 A. Igarashi 26 H. R. Karimi 26 J. Kristoffersen 25
H. Haardt 25 S. Ilanko 25
M. Gibanica 16 G. Habib 16 M. Karimi 21 L. Krstevska 32
A. Gibb 17 D. Indeitsev 34 S. Karimzadeh 31 C. Kruger 30
J. Häfele 24 F. Ionescu 16
R. Gigliotti 33 P. Hagedorn 16 R. Karoumi 22, 23, 34 M. Kulisiewicz 30
S. Gillijns 15 S. Isani 32 C. Kasess 35 J. Kullaa 15, 16
M. Haggers 25 G. Ismael 24
M. Gioffrè 34 G. Haller 22 M. M. Kashani 17 K. Kuo 31
L. Gioiella 35 H. Ismail 25 T. Kashima 17, 21, 25 Ö. Kurç 20
S. Hans 24 A. Ito 35
M. V. Girao De Morais 24, 27 J. Harb 27 M. Kasperski 26 A. Kurzawa 26
F. -I. G. Giske 24 S. Ivorra 24, 34 E. Katsanos 25 N. Kutev 33
A. J. L. Harrison 15 R. Iwankiewicz 26
F. Giunta 14, 35 R. Harrison 32 S. Katz 24 K. Kuzniar 21, 27
A. Giusti 27 B. Hashemi 31 J V. Kavicky 33 K. A. Kvåle 23
M. Gkantou 25 P. Hawryszków 34 M. Kawatani 15
E. Jacquelin 35 Y. Kaya 17 L
A. Glisic 22 B. Hazra 17
L. Godinho 17 P. Heinemann 26 S. Jakubek 14 K. Kaynardag 23 J. Laborde 31
Y. Goi 23 C. Heinemeyer 30 K. Jamroziak 26, 30 A. M. Kaynia 21, 33, 34 W. Lacarbonara 15, 26, 30
J. M. Goicolea Ruigomez 32 M. Hendijanizadeh 15 D. Jana 31 R. Kędra 21 G. Lacerra 21
J.-C. Golinval 22 B. Henneke 35 Š. Jangl 33 F. Kemper 27, 35 L. Laguerre 31
J. Gomes 25 D. Hernandez 33 L. Jankowski 20 C. Kerkeling 14 E. Lai 32
A. Gómez-Bernal 17 E. Hernandez 16 R. Jankowski 31, 32 G. Kerschen 16 C.-P. Lamarche 35
J. M. Gómez Soberón 32 J. Herrera 25 J. M. Jara 26, 27 N. Kessissoglou 20, 21 J.-P. Lambelin 26
M. C. Gómez Soberón 32 D. Hester 15 F. Javier Baeza 24, 34 M. Keuser 35 L. Landi 17
J. F. Gonçalves 16 T. Hill 24 H. Jensen 24 H. H. Khodaparast 15, 17 P. Langer 25
M. Gonçalves 14 T. Hoang 16 K.-H. Jeong 23 F. S. Khosroshahi 14 F. Lanza di Scalea 31
P. B. Gonçalves 16 C. Hoareau 32 L. Jezequel 31 E. Khouri Chalouhi 22 G. Lanzo 30
P. Gonçalves 16, 32 R. Hoeffer 22 M. -J. Jhung 23 K. Khusnutdinova 31 T. Larkin 33
I. Gonzalez 22 S. Hoell 15 B. Jiang 21 C. -W. Kim 15, 23 M. Lasecka-Plura 22
A. González 17 R. Höffer 25 J. Z. Jiang 20 E. Kim 31 N. Lasowicz 32
A. Gonzalez-Buelga 17 N. Hoffmann 26 X. Jing 20 H. Kim 31 D. Lavorato 30
J. González Carbajal 24 B. Hoffmeister 25 A. E. Job 23 S. Kimura 15 T. B. Le 15
K. Goto 14, 23, 42 C. Hoke 17 R. Johansen 22 M. Kirchner 17 D. Lebel 22
O. Gottlieb 22 N. Holm 33 P. F. Joseph 21 P. H. Kirkegaard 33 L. S. Ledet 23
E. Gourdon 22 J. Holnicki-Szulc 24 S. Jovašević 27 S. Klein 25 N. Léger 16, 24
Y. Govers 27 R. Hołubowski 16 J. Juan 21 L. Klimina 20, 30 S. Lehmann 35
J. Grabe 27 M. Hosseini 14, 31, 42 H. Juárez-García 17 S. Klinkel 22, 25 X. Lei 16
C. Graczykowski 24, 26 S. Hračov 26 M. Juul 21 M. Knawa-Hawryszkow 16 B. J. Leira 24
A. Gravouil 27 X. Hua 27 K S. Kohdera 15 B. Leira 35
S. Gres 22 D. Huaming 23 M. Kohrangi 15 J. Le Nabat 23
K. Grompanopoulos 16 B. Huang 25 S. Kaczmarczyk 16, 26 N. Kolkovska 33 S. Lenci 16, 24, 26, 31
T. Guedes 14 C. Huang 35 K. Kadas 31 M.-E. Kolokytha 17 L. Lenti 15
P. Gueguen 17 C. -S. Huang 27 S. Kahraman 17 S. Konai 15 G. Leoni 31
P. Guéguen 21 C. -Y. Huang 32 K. Kalfas 30 A. Korchut 25 M. Lepidi 24, 26
Z. Guenidi 24 E. Hudson 30 V. V. Kalinchuk 23, 33 W. Korchut 25 R. Lewandowski 22
M. Guidobaldi 30 P. Huguene 17 T. Kalmár-Nagy 30 J. Kortiš 32 C. Leyder 31
C. Guist 25 J. Kaminski Jr. 27 M. Kosobudzki 30 H. Li 22

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J. Li 22 O. Maeso 23, 25, 27 A. Mazzino 15, 17 H. Moulay Abdelal 32 F. Nolteernsting 22

L. Li 22, 23 F. Magalhães 25, 27, 31 D. McBryde 15 E. Moulin 21 N. Noppe 27
M. Li 21, 35 A. Magdaleno 34 G. McClure 21 C. Mourlas 34 K. Norén-Cosgriff 21
Q. Li 23 S. H. Mai 27 P. Meijers 31 C. Moutinho 26 H. Norouzi 16
Q. M. Li 35 N. Makhoul 27 M. L. Meinerzhagen 31 A. Mroz 20 C. Nuti 30
S. Li 22 A. Malekjafarian 32 C. Meinhardt 24 G. Mueller 25 K. Nuzhdin 30
Y. Li 20, 26, 27, 30, 35 P. Manciola 27 L. Melo 14 S. Mukhopadhyay 31
A. Manevich 17 T. Melz 22 M. G. Mulas 32 O
A. Liel 15
K. Lievens 24 L. Manevitch 24 P. A. Mendes 34 G. Müller 20, 21 D. Obata 21
B. Liu 30 S. Mangalathu 26 E. Menga 23 R. Müller 23 S. Oberst 26
F. Liu 35 I. Mangerig 23 Q. Mercier 24 C. I. Muresan 16 E. Obrien 32
H. Liu 30 M. Mannala 24 V. Meruane 17 V. Musalimov 30 A. O’Connor 25
W. Liu 14, 21, 42 C. Mannini 15, 22, 33 A. Metrikine 14, 15, 16, 27, G. Muscolino 14, 33, 35 R. Ohayon 20
X. Liu 15 S. Manzato 27 31, 32, 42 O. Øiseth 24, 33, 35
Y. Liu 26 G. C. Marano 30 F. Mezzani 14, 32, 42 N
G. Oliveira 27
E. Lofrano 16, 20, 25 S. Marbrug 25 M. Mezzi 27 B. Nabuco 25 J. J. Olivera-Lopez 31
B. Lokshin 30 S. Marburg 14, 26, 33, 42 L. Mi 22 S. Nacivet 14 S. Olivieri 15, 17
G. Lombaert 15, 21, 24, 25, M. Marchi 16, 24 F. Miao 24 A. Naess 35 B. A. Olmos 26, 27
26, 31 S. Mariani 16 G. Micale 26 S. S. Nagula 27 P. Olsen 21
L. Lombardi 17 A. Marini 15 P. Michel 25 S. Naili 26 P. Omenzetter 15, 27
I. Lombillo 30 E. Marino 25, 27 M. Mignolet 20 H. Nakagawa 25, 27 K. Ono 15
R. E. Longalong 16 M. Marjanović 23 G. Mikulowski 20 S. Nakai 25, 27 S. Ono 24
M. Lönhoff 34 T. Markic 15 G. Milani 33 N. Nakamura 30, 35 S. P. Ontiveros-Pérez 26
F. Lopez-Caballero 27 G. Markou 34 M. A. Milfont Shzu 24 M. I. Nakazawa 24 A. R. Ordóñez 23
D. Lopez-Garcia 17 F. Markus 30 A. Minello 30, 34 J. Naprstek 22, 26 D. Orlando 16
D. López-Mendoza 17 M. A. Marmolejo 27 S. Minoura 35 J. Náprstek 24, 26 A. Orumiyehei 15
W. Lorenz 34 V. Marques Dos Santos 23 G. Miraglia 27 P. Nardinocchi 30 J. L. Östlund 31
A. Lorenzana 34 A. M. Marra 22, 33 S. Mitoulis 30 R. Nascimbene 17 E. Ottaviano 20
F. Lorenzoni 30, 34 G. Marrongelli 31 A. Miyamoto 22 O. Nassar 15 N. Ougiya 35
P. B. Lourenço 15, 31, 34 L. Martinelli 27, 33 Y. Miyazu 35 S. Natsiavas 20, 25 A. Ounis 24
E.-M. Lourens 14, 17, 24, 42 J. M. Martinez 35 A. Mockute 25 V. Nava 23 C. Oyarzo-Vera 31
E. M. Lourens 23 G. Martínez 26, 27 P. Moczko 25 J. G. Navarro 34 N. Øystad-Larsen 34
T. Lu 16 G. Martinez-Ayuso 17 C. Modena 30, 34 P. Nåvik 16 V. Ozsarac 31
F. Lucà 25 A. E. Martínez-Castro 23 O. H. Moe 32, 35 C. Neagu 25
A. Lucchini 15 M. D. Martínez-Rodrigo 24 D. Moens 22 L. Nechak 14 P
C. Lugni 25 P. Martinez-Vazquez 25 A. S. Mohamme 30 M. Nefovska-Danilović 23 J. Pach 26
J. Luo 20 B. M. Martins 14 J. L. Molina 34 S. Neild 20, 22, 24 J. Pacheco 27
H. T. M. Luong 34 J. Marulanda 27 E. Moliner 24 A. Nejad 27 P. Pachón 34
A. Luongo 33 F. Marulo 27 F. Mollaioli 15 K. Nezamisavojbolaghi 14 A. Paciacconi 16
F. Lupi 22 S. Marzano 31 S. Monchetti 22 V. -H. Nguyen 26 A. Pacitti 15
H. Lus 23 S. Masamichi 30 V. Monchiet 26 V. H. Nguyen 15 C. Pacoste 23
M. G. Masciotta 15, 34 R. Montanini 31 K. Nguyen Gia 32 L. A. Padrón 23, 25, 27
M R. Massabò 24 G. Monti 30 M. E. Nielsen 27, 34 A. Pagliaroli 30
L. Ma 21 T. Massai 33 A. Morassi 20, 23, 25 S. R. K. Nielsen 22, 25, 27 D. Pak 25
M. Ma 21 F. Massi 21 S. Moreira Ávila 24 H. -J. Niemann 22 V. Pakrashi 17
S. Maas 15 T. Matarazzo 27 M. Morici 31 W. Niemeier 27 S. Pakzad 27
A. Maazoun 33 A. L. Materazzi 16 S. Morikawa 35 E. Nigro 33 F. Palacios-Quiñonero 26
J. Maca 30 V. Matsagar 24 C. Morrone 33 M. Nikhamkin 20, 35 M. Palermo 21, 35
J. Macdonald 20, 26, 31, 32 K. Matsuoka 30 S.-A. Mosayebi 21 N. Nikitas 24, 32, 35 A. Palmeri 17
H. Madinei 15 S. Matthys 33 J. Mottershead 15, 27 Z. Nikolic 32 L. Panning-Von Scheidt 14
K. Maes 15, 21, 25 T. Mazilu 14 J. J. Moughty 22 M. Nishio 23 A. Paolone 16, 20

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C. Papadimitriou 16, 25, 27 A. Pinto Da Costa 14, 42 E. Reynders 14, 21, 25, 42 F. Sabetta 30 V. Settimi 32
M. Papadopoulos 25 A. Pirrotta 14, 24, 25, 26, 33 B. Rhali 26 H. Sadegh-Azar 26, 34 L. Severini 33
M. Papadrakakis 15, 34 P. Piteau 20, 32 A. Riaz 25 E. Saetta 32 E. Sevillano 15, 32
F. Paparella 24 D. Pitilakis 33 J. Ribeiro 33 S. Sævik 34 Y. Sha 33, 35
E. Paraskevopoulos 20, 25 T. Plachy 24, 30 F. Ricciardelli 34 E. Safak 23 S. Shah 20
J. Park 21, 33 M. Plöchl 14 G. Ricciardi 14, 25, 32, 42 Z. Safi 31 M. R. Shah Mohammadi 27
H. Pasaribu 32 B. Pluymers 21 C. Rigueiro 33 S. Said 23 H. Shakib 33
E. Patelli 24, 27 J.-L. Pochet 16 G. Rill 14 D. Saige 24 E. Shalimova 20
A. T. Patera 16 C. Poggi 34 P. Riva 15 A. Saisi 30 A. Shams 30
E. A. Pattersona 15 F. Poirion 24 D. J. Rixen 16 C. Sakaris 17 S. M. Sharkh 15
A. Pau 20, 21, 31 M. Polak 24, 30 E. Rizzi 14, 42 J. Sakellariou 17, 25 A. D. Shaw 15
M. Pavao 32 I. Politopoulos 22, 35 L. Rizzian 16, 24 A. Salman 35 R. Shehu 33
A. Pavic 30 S. Polukoshko 26 J. Rodellar 16 M. Salvalaggio 30, 34 X. Sheng 16
M. Pavlović 27 J. Pons 31 G. Rodgers 25 W. Salvatore 17 S. Shia 35
P. Pawłowski 24, 26 B. Poplawski 20 C. Rodrigues 14 A. Samsonov 33 J. Shimabuku 21
M. L. Pecorelli 32 M. Porfiri 30 H. Rodrigues 20 S. Sanchez Gomez 15 M. Shitikova 16
L. Pedersen 21 S. Pospisil 22 L. Rodrigues 16 M. J. Sánchez Naranjo 23 M. Shoji 21
B. Peeters 27 F. Potenza 20, 24 R. Rodríguez Sánchez 20 R. Sancibrian 30 M. K. Shrimali 24
M. Peigney 15 N. Potosakis 20 E. Rohan 26 P. Santi 27 M. Shzu 27
F. Pelayo 24 F. Pozo 16 R. Rohrmann 34 A. Santiago 33 R. Siano 23
F. Pellicano 24 K. Prajapat 27, 31 D. Roia 31 M. P. Santisi d’Avila 25 S. Sicklinger 21
S. Pensalfini 14, 32, 42 S. Preidikman 24 O. Rokos 30 R. Santoro 33 B. Siedziako 35
G. Pepe 14 C. Pretty 25 R. Rolfes 24 J. G. Santos Da Silva 26 D. Siegert 32
C. Pepi 34 D. Prikazchikov 14, 24, 25 A. Romańska-Zapała 25 E. Sarabia 30 M. Signal 25
A. Peplow 23 L. Prikazchikova 24 F. Romeo 16 S. Sarkar 32 V. Silberschmidt 35
A. T. Peplow 25 O. Prodan 16 A. Romero 17, 23, 24 P. Sartor 20 F. Silva 16, 34
E. Pereira 34 C. Proppe 24 I. Romero 23 V. Saurin 30 M. A. Silva Pinheiro 27
S. Pereira 25 I. Psycharis 26 T. Roncen 26 A. T. Savadkoohi 22 S. Silvestri 21, 35
L. A. Perez Pena 14 D. Pyka 26 A. Rønnquist 16, 24 S. A. Savidis 27 F. M. F. Simões 14
E. A. Perondi 16 M. Rosales 24 N. Sazhenkov 20, 35 F. Simões 14, 42
F. Perotti 16, 27, 33, 35 Q M. Schauer 31 J.-J. Sinou 14, 26, 35, 42
J. M. Rossell 26
L. Perricone 32 H. Qiao 26 Y. Rossikhin 16 P. Schaumann 22 D. Siringoringo 34
G. Perrin 22 G. Quaranta 30 L. Rouleau 22 W. Schepers 15, 16, 27 A. Skafte 25
K. Persson 15, 25 A. Quattrocchi 31 N. Roveri 32 M. Schevenels 15 T. Skjerve Nord 23
P. Persson 15, 21, 25 A. Roy 35 A. Schirrer 14 E. M. Slomski 22
Ø. W. Petersen 23, 24 R N. Roy 35 D. Schlatter 15 K. Smetana 16
T. Petraschek 25 A. Raby 30 R. Perera 15 F. Schmidt 32 A. L. Smirnov 23
F. Petrini 15, 17, 24 V. Racic 32 L. Rubio 20 S. Schommer 15 V. Smirnov 24
M. Petronijevic 25 F. Rackwitz 27 J. Rubió-Massegú 26 M.-C. Scutaru 25 C. Smith 16
M. Petronijević 23 M. Radisic 25 A. Ruccolo 30, 34 A. V. Sedov 23 H. Smoljanovic 32
D. Pham-Van-Bang 32 A. Radu 15 M. Rucka 21 G. Seidl 25 T. Smolnick 25
G. Piana 25 C. Rainier 32 L. Ruediger 33 K. Sekula 20 J. Snæbjörnsson 15
G. Piccardo 33 C. Rainieri 17, 25 A. Ruiz 15 Y. Selyutskiy 30 P. Sniady 14
M. D. Piccioni 31 M. Ralbovsky 22 R. Ruiz 17 J. F. Semblat 15 A. Sofi 14
L. Pieraccini 21 A. Rallu 24 E. Rusinski 25 S. Semenov 20, 35 M. Sogabe 14, 21, 23, 35, 42
A. Pierdicca 31 L. F. Ramos 15, 34 J. Russell 30 I. Semenova 20, 33 C. Soize 20, 22, 27
M. Piersanti 30 C. Ratti 27 G. Ruta 20, 25 A. Sengupta 15 G. Solari 35
D. Pietrosanti 20, 31 S. Ray Chaudhuri 24, 27, 31 C. Ruzzo 23 O. Senkardesler 23 L. Solazzi 16
D. Pietrusiak 25 C. Rebelo 27 P. Ryjáček 24 K. Sepahvand 14, 25, 33, 42 F. Soleimani 26
L. Pigolotti 15, 22 G. Rega 16, 32 V. Sepe 23 A. Soler 23
R. Pimentel 14, 34, 42 S I. Serkan Misir 17 B. Sołtysik 31
M. Regni 31

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C. Somaschini 30 M. J. Thorsen 34 V. Vasilatou 32 W. Wu 22 H. Zhou 22

X. Song 21, 23 A. Tiganescu 21 M. Vasta 15 X. Wu 35 X. Zhu 20
S. V. Sorokin 23 E. A. Tingatinga 16 M. Vazifeh 27 Z. Wu 27 M. Zhuchkova 23
P. Soto 26 B. Titutus 15 M. Vece 23 D. Zijsling 32
K. Soyluk 26 M. Tomasin 16 J. Veie 35 X B. Zima 21
S. Soyoz 23 A. Tombari 14 M. Veljković 27 H. Xia 17, 26 T. Zircher 35
B. F. Soysal 34 R. Tomeo 33 I. Venanzi 16 W. Xiao 33 S. Zivanovic 30
E. Spacone 17, 33 H. Toplitzer 22 C. E. Ventura 17 Y. Xiao 35 A. Zona 17
N. Spanos 25 M. Torbati 15 F. Venuti 32 C. Xu 25 W. Zongzhen 23
P. D. Spanos 25 M. Tranter 31 T. Verbelen 27 G. Zonno 31
M. Sparavalo 30 M. Trequattrini 34 L. Vergara 31 Y L. Zuccarino 23
N. Squeglia 30 F. Treyssède 31, 33 M. Verner 30 A. Yabe 22 M. Zukovic 26
G. Stabile 27 T. Trombetti 21, 35 W. G. Versteijlen 27 H. Yabuno 15, 17 D. Zulli 33
U. Starossek 16 E. M. Tronci 31 J. Vestermark 25 A. Yakut 31 A. Zürbes 15
A. Steindl 16 A. Tsiavos 15 F. Vestroni 20, 34 N. Yanagisawa 15, 17 Z. Zvaková 33
S. Stemmler 22 A. Tsouvala 31 Y. Vidal 16 C.-Y. Yang 35
D. Stengel 35 E. Tubaldi 24, 35 J. Vieira de Lemos 25 J. Yang 20
S. Sternini 31 F. Tubino 32 S. Villalba 21 M. Yang 35
K. R. Stevanovic Hedrih 14 E. Turco 25 G. Villani 17 J. Yao 17
B. Stojadinovic 15 H. Turnbull 27 L. Villegas 30 A. Yashar 17
M. Strozzi 24 O. A. Vinogradova 14 Q. Yin 35
K. Stypuła 14, 25, 42 U A. Vittozzi 27 X. Yin 22
W.-C. Su 27 F. Ubertini 30, 34 A. Vladimirovich 27 S. Ying Zhang 22
R. Sun 15 D. Ugalde 17 E. B. Voronkova 23 D. Younesian 16
X. Sun 14, 21, 42 M. Ülker-Kaustell 31, 34 L. Voronov 35 J. Young 17
A. Svay 27 R. Ullmann 21 A. Vorwagner 22 J. Yu 17
C. Svedholm 23 M. D. Ulriksen 22, 27, 34 V. Šána 34 D. Yurchenko 33
O. Szyłko-Bigus 14 M. E. Ursos 16 D.-C. Vu 22
V. Vucheva 33 Z
T V
W V. Zabel 34
A. Tabone Paschoalini 21, 23 L. Vabbersgaard Andersen E. Zacchei 34
F. Taddei 31 15, 21, 25 D. Wagg 24 R. Zaerac 23
I. Taflampas 26 M. K. Vakilzadeh 27 H. Wakui 21, 23 J.-A. Zakeri 21
A. Taglioni 20 C. Valente 23, 31 J. Wallaschek 14 E. Zäll 34
B. Taïeb 22 M. R. Valluzzi 30, 34 G. Wang 25 A. Zangeneh 23
C. Tamagnini 27 K. Vamvoudakis-Stefanou 16 H. Wang 20 A. Zasso 35
H. Tan 17, 26 R. Van Beeumen 25 W. Wang 15, 27 Q. Zeng 23
M. Tanabe 14, 23, 42 K. van Dalen 27, 32 T. Watanabe 14, 21, 23, 35 J. Zhang 25
Y. Tanabe 23 P. Van den Broeck 24, 26, 34 T. Waters 14 N. Zhang 17
N. Taranu 25 G. van der Heijden 16 K. Wattana 23 S. Zhang 27
M. Tarpø 21, 25 L. Vandewalle 14 H. Waubke 35 T. Zhang 34
T. Tatara 14, 17, 27, 42 B. Vandoren 17 W. Wedig 26 X. Zhang 22
J. Tatlow 14 C. Van Hoorickx 15 J. Wei 17 Y. Zhang 22, 30
K. Tatsis 25, 27 T. Van Lang 15 X. Wei 30, 34 Z. Zhang 22, 25, 27, 33
L. Teresi 30 K. Van Nimmen 15, 26, 34 W. Weijtjens 27 S. Zhao 30
R. Terrill 16 J. Vantomme 33 W. Wenbin 23 X. Zhao 16
S. Tewolde 25 V. A. Vargas 22 S. Wittmann 22 W. Y. Zheng 35
K. Thiele 35 F. Borja Varona 34 H. Wong 30 J. Zheng Jiang 15, 20, 22
D. J. Thompson 17 H. VarumBarbieri 20 K. Worden 16 F. Zhong 35
P. Thomson 27 M. Vasic 34 D. Wu 23 C. Zhou 25
S. Thöns 25 J. Wu 35

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