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Overview on Performance-Based Engineering Under Multihazard Environments

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The advent of performance-based design approach has appeared to be widely accepted by engineering practice. According to this modern design approach, more refined analysis and evaluation of performance objectives needs to be conducted in order to achieve the design goal. Such a dedicated design process involves many aspects and elements related to hazard assessments, load determination, structural dynamics, structural reliability and structural optimization, all of which are generally reviewed in this chapter.

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