Nanjing - Shanghai, China October 31 - November 2, 2018

Conference venues: Liu Yuan Hotel, Nanjing

Tongji Architecture Design Group (TJAD), Shanghai

Conference Chairs Professor Zhishen Wu, Southeast University

Professor Xilin Lu, Tongji University

Organizing Committee

Zhishen Wu, Southeast University (Co-Chair) Xilin Lu, Tongji University (Co-Chair) Mohammad Noori, Cal Poly, SLO�Southeast University Visiting Professor (Secretary General) Jian Zhang, Southeast University (Secretary General) Ying Zhou, Tongji University Gian Paolo Cimellaro, Politecnico di Torino Ertugrul Taciroglu, University of California, Los Angles Jianguo Cai, Southeast University

International Scientific Committee (In Alphabetical Order)

Anil Kumar Agrawal, USA Peter Fajfar, Slovenia Bozidar Stojadinovic, Switzerland Farhad Ansari, USA Dan M. Frangopol, USA Ertugrul Taciroglu, USA Michael Beer, Germany Yozo Fujiono, Japan John W. Van de Lindt, USA Bilal Ayyub, USA Paolo Gardoni, USA John Wallace, USA Ruben Boroschek, Chile Ivo Haring, Germany Tao Wang, China Michel Bruneau, USA Kenneth Hunt, USA Helmut Wenzel, Austria Alessio Caverzan, Italy Ying Lei, China Andrew Whittaker, USA Stephanie Chang, Canada Xilin Lu, China Zhishen Wu, Japan, China Gian Paolo Cimellaro, Italy Khalid Mosalam, USA Lili Xie, China Mary Comerio, USA Aftab Mufti, Canada Teruhiku Yoda, Japan Susan Cutter, USA Masayoshi Nakashima, Japan Jian Zhang, China Greg Deierlein, USA Mohammad Noori, USA Xuhong Zhou, China Marco Domaneschi, Italy Jinping Ou, China Ying Zhou, China Bruce Ellingwood, USA Andrei M. Reinhorn, USA Sherif El-Tawil, USA Anastasiso Sextos, UK Ken Elwood, New Zealand Important Information and Deadlines:

Registration Fee will be waived. The Organizing Committee has reserved a block of rooms at Liuyuan Hotel for the attendees in Nanjing. All attendees are required to send the number of rooms they need at the time of submitting their abstracts.

Abstract and Summary Paper submission:

Deadline for the submission of a full paper (6 to 8 pages): October 15, 2018 These should be sent to: Professor Mohammad Noori at mnoori@outlook.com

Contributed Papers

Contributions from various working sessions and discussions, submitted papers, and the conclusions and resolutions, will be published in a special proceedings volume with ISBN.

BACKGROUND and INTRODUCTION

To address the fundamental issues of the Workshop, we invited both senior researchers who have a broad view of the field and some of the most promising young researchers who will lead the activities in the decades to come.

The workshop comprises presentation and discussion sessions. We will first examine the state of knowledge in light of the lessons learned from recent major disasters, as well as discuss the importance of resilience assessment of infrastructure. Attendees will represent researchers from Japan, China, Korea and other Asian Countries, as well as Europe, South and North America. The keynote talks would address important and critical themes and of current and future research in resilience. In the Working Sessions, the session chairs and several speakers from each region will present their vision of where the resilience of infrastructure and built environment needs to be to enable this interdisciplinary research area to better steward the built environment and make the global society more resilient to natural disasters, and what needs to be done to get there. Subsequently, small-group discussions on: design and improvement of new and existing structures and infrastructure, implementation in engineering practice to immediately affect the resilience of our communities, and emerging disciplines such as artificial intelligence and other fields to develop and adopt new civil/structural technologies and modeling tools. Different approaches in the world and their eventual synergetic effects on future development will be examined and discussed, as well as ideas how to coordinate efforts among the world-leading engineering communities will be discussed. In addition to keynote and invitational presentations, the program will include several Working and Brainstorming Sessions aimed at developing recommendations and suggested action plans that will identify the challenges, motivations, applications, and impacts. The recommendations will be collected and published as a set of conclusions, resolutions and recommendations. Workshop Program

The first two days of the workshop will take place at Liuyuan Hotel, hosted by Southeast University, in Nanjing, while the third day will be held in Conference Hall, Tongji Architecture Design Group (TJAD), Shanghai, hosted by Tongji University. For more info, visit:

Date Time PROGRAM – DAY 1 October 30 14:00 Attendees Arrival & Registration

18:00 Welcome Reception October 31

08:15-08:25 Professor Wu’s Welcoming Remarks 08:25-8:30 Remarks by Prf Noori on behalf of the Executive Planning Committee

Keynote Talks-1, Chairs: Professors Wu and Noori 08:30-08:55 Prf Lili Xie: TBD 08:55-09:20 Prof Aftab Mufti: Resilient Concrete Bridge Decks using civionics 09:20-9:45 Prof Jingping Ou: TBD 09:45-10:10 Prf Teruhiku Yoda: TBD 10:10-10:35 Prof Zhishen Wu: Resilience and Recoverability Enhancement of concrete

Structures 10:35-11:00 Group Pictures and COFFEE BREAK Invited Talks-1, Chairs: Professors Cimellaro and Zhou 11:00-11:15 Prf. Ying Lei: Integrated identification and vibration control of building structures

under unknown seismic excitation 11:15-11:30 Prf Alessio Caverzan: Restoration curves for RC buildings damaged by

earthquakes 11:30-11:45 Prf Xinzheng Lu: TBD 11:45-12:00 Prf Noori: A Strategic Framework for Creating Resilient, Ecological and

Sustainable Infrastructure Systems – An Overview 12:00-13:15 LUNCH Keynote Talks-2, Chairs: Professors Xie and Mufti 13:15-13:40 Prof Ertugrul Taciroglu: Seismic Resiliency Assessment and Performance

Monitoring of Urban Regions and Lifelines 13:40-14:05 Prf Gian Paolo Cimeallaro: TBD 14:05-14:30 Dr. Kennet Hudnut: TBD 14:30-14:55 Prf Ivo Haring: Technical approach to resilience for sustainable infrastructure

systems 14:55-15:15 COFFEE BREAK Invited Talks-2, Chair: Professors Taciroglu and Lei 15:15-15:30 Prf Anastasios Sextos: TBD 15:30-15:45 Prf Songye Zhu: TBD 15:45-16:00 Dr. Max Didier: Quantification of the Resilience of a Community and its

Interdependent Civil Infrastructure Systems 16:00-16:15 Prf Tao Wang: TBD 16:15-16:30 Prf. Ying Zhou: 16:30-16:45 Prf. Marco Domaneschi: Resilience of bridges in infrastructural networks 16:45-17:00 Prof Jian Zhang 17:15-17:30 A Brief Meeting of Working Groups to Select Chairs & Reporters See Suggestions below for consideration. 18:00-20:30 Banquet/Social Event/Gala

November 1

Time PROGRAM – Day 2 09:00-12:00 Tour of Nanjing Yangzi River Bridge 12:00-13:30 Lunch 14:00----- Departing for Shanghai

November 2

08:30-08:45 Prof Xilin Lu’s Welcoming Remarks Keynote Talks, Chair: Prfs Lu and Wu 08:45-09:10 Prf Michel Bruneau: Christchurch: Rebuilding a Resilient City? 09:10-09:35 Prf Xilin Lu: Test And Analysis Of A Self-Centering Concrete Frame Under

Seismic Action 09:35-10:15 General Discussions & Providing Suggestions for the Working Sessions 10:15-10:30 COFFEE BREAK 10:30-12:00 Working Groups Meet to Discuss Plans and Recommendations 12:00-13:30 LUNCH 13:30-15:00 General Discussion –CHAIRS: Prfs Zhishen Wu and Xilin Lu. Moderator and

Reporter; Prf. Taciroglu 15:00-!5:15 COFFEE BREAK 15:15-15:25 Working Group 1 Report This list is TENTATIVE AND MAY CHANGE 15:25-15:35 Working Group 2 Report This list is TENTATIVE AND MAY CHANGE

15:35-15:45 Working Group 3 Report This list is TENTATIVE AND MAY CHANGE 15:45-15:55 Working Group 4 Report This list is TENTATIVE AND MAY CHANGE 16:00-16:45 General Discussions & Feedback to Groups

16:45-18:00 Groups Convene to Prepare Their Final Reports/Recommendations*** 18:30-20:30 Banquet *** - Samples/Templates Wil be provided in advance for the preparation of these reports Suggested List of Groups and Group Leaders- The number of Groups may changes. These discussions are important and will be an important outcome of the Workshop. This is TENTATIVE. Prof Cimellaro had recommended these themes and we appreciate that. Looking forward to receiving your suggestions. 1. Resilience after recent natural disasters, seismic resiliency assessment and

performance monitoring of urban regions and lifelines=Chairs: Prfs Mufti & Taciroglu —Reporter: Dr. Hundt

2. Resilience after recent man-made disasters= Chairs:Prfs. Cimellaro and Bruneau. Reporter: Prf Domaneschi

3. New directions in Resilience-Based Design= Chairs: Prfs. Yoda and Xie, --Reporter: Prf. Caverzan

4. New Directions in Intelligent infrastructure and uncertainty quantifications =Chairs: Prfs Zhang& Noori—Reporter: Dr. Didier