Responsible Counter-terrorism policy
Professor Mark G Stewart is developing risk-modelling techniques for infrastructure which could be subject to terrorist explosive blasts
Research Group
Critical Infrastructure Performance and Reliability
Research
Projects
- Cost-Benefit Assessment and Risk Acceptability of Counter-Terrorism and Protective Measures
- Probabilistic Risk Assessment of Structural Damage and Occupant Safety Risks Due to Explosive Blast Loading
- Climate Adaptation Engineering for Extreme Events (CAEx)
- Improved analysis techniques for seismic assessment of unreinforced masonry buildings with flexible floor/roof diaphragms
- Development of earthquake resistant masonry
- Spatial and Time-Dependent Reliability Analysis of Structures Subject to Reinforcement Corrosion
- Stochastic Modelling and Reliability of Masonry Walls Loaded in Flexure and Compression
- Earthquake Protection of Masonry Buildings Using Fibre Reinforced Polymer Strengthening
- Material Characterisation for Unreinforced Masonry Construction
- Development of numerical procedures for analysis of un-reinforced load-bearing masonry buildings
- Development of bricks with built in passive solar efficiency
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