Methods of terrestrial seismic protection of on-, under-ground structures and tunnels. A review

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This paper briefly presents an overview of previous studies that are relevant to the current research. Background information is provided. This includes some basic knowledge of ground vibrations, ground vibration reduction techniques, the use of wave barrier for vibration isolation, responses of existing tunnels under near-burst, and mitigation measures to reduce tunnel vibration.

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N. Topchiy

Moscow State University of Civil Engineering

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Email: topchiy_nn@mail.ru
Москва, Россия

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