Bulletin of the New Zealand Society for Earthquake Engineering

Early access to accepted papers

Seismic hazard with deterministic maximum limits: Considerations in a New Zealand-specific context

Brendon A. Bradley

The significance of polarisation in near-fault ground motions – A case study of February 2023 Kahramanmaras M7.7 earthquake

Saed Moghimi, Ozden Saygili, Salar Manie

Prediction model for earthquake death toll based on PCA-BAS-ELM in mainland China

Chenhui Wang, Xiaoshan Wang, Xiaotao Zhang, Guojun Lv, Libing Wang, Na Luo

Recommendations for the shape of the design response spectrum in the New Zealand seismic loadings technical specification

Tom C. Francis, Timothy J. Sullivan, Anne M. Hulsey, Kenneth J. Elwood

Simplified relationships between inelastic and elastic spectral acceleration demands for seismic design in New Zealand

Tom. C. Francis, Timothy J. Sullivan

Development of provisions for simplified design of rocking foundations

Maxim D. L. Millen, John Hare

Recommendations for the revision of the approach for seismic design of parts and components in New Zealand design standards

Kieran Haymes, Timothy J. Sullivan, John Hare

The Bulletin of the New Zealand Society for Earthquake Engineering (NZSEE) is a quarterly journal that publishes articles in all fields of earthquake engineering, including but not limited to structural engineering, geotechnical engineering, engineering seismology, social science, and reconnaissance reports from major earthquakes around the world.