Blog posts on Views & Visions
Post | Date | Key Topics |
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Failures on re-roofed houses | 20 Jul 2016 | cyclone, exposure, infrastructure |
Project leadership
This study identified vulnerable legacy house types across Australia and developed cost-effective retrofits for mitigation damage during windstorms. These evidence-based strategies will aid policy formation and decision making by Government and industry, and provide guidelines detailing various options and benefits to homeowners and the industry for retrofitting typical at-risk houses in Australia. The final report presents an overview of the research approach used for this project including the selection of house types, the development of the Vulnerability and Adaptation to Wind Simulation software and the Internet-based guidelines, Weather the Storm.
Supervisory roles
Project | Student |
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The structural response and progressive failure of batten to rafter connections under wind loads | kparackal |
Wind induced internal pressures in industrial buildings | mhumphreys |
27 Aug 2019
A broken door or window during a windstorm allows wind to enter the building and push on the roof...
27 Aug 2019
Vulnerability and Adaptation to Wind Simulation (VAWS) is a software package that can be used to...
19 Sep 2018
This project aims to investigate and reduce damage from windstorms by developing vulnerability...
30 Jun 2017
The main objective of this research was to assess the strength and durability implications of...
29 Jun 2017
This project aims to investigate windstorm risk mitigation by: (a) developing vulnerability models...
29 Jun 2017
Internal pressures are generated inside a building during a wind storm from openings in the...
12 Aug 2016
Many of us live in homes with vulnerabilities that contribute to community wind risk.
12 Aug 2016
Internal pressures can contribute to a large portion of the net wind load on a building.
12 Aug 2016
Peak wind loads on batten to truss connections on a typical gable roof house were examined using a...
18 Aug 2015
Many of us live in homes with vulnerabilities that contribute to community wind risk. This project...