Katagiri Shin

カタギリシン | Katagiri Shin

Affiliation and department：
Job title： Professor
Homepage URL (1)： http://www.setsunan.ac.jp/

Research field (1)： Structural and seismic engineering

Papers (16)：

Kazutaka Houda, Shin Katagiri. Evacuation Simulation of a Large Commercial Facility During an Earthquake. Proceedings of the annual conference of the Institute of Social Safety Science. 2019. 45. 11-14
Naomi Shibashita, Shin Katagiri. Estimation Method of Permanent Displacement of Ground Due to Lateral Flow. Proceedings of the annual conference of the Institute of Social Safety Science. 2019. 45. 7-10
Shin KATAGIRI, Yuta KAWAGUCHI. Study on the Dynamic Behavior of Buried Thrust Blocks under Seismic Wave by Using FEM-DEM Combined Method. Bulletin of the Transdisciplinary and Interdisciplinary Science Research Institute Setsunan University. 2018. 4. 1. 49-60
Masaru OKUTSU, Ryou KANETUGI, Masato WAKATAKE, Shin KATAGIRI, Takanobu SUZUKI. Basic Study on Characteristics of Adhesive Joint Used for Earthquake Resistance Evaluation of Existing Rigid PVC Pipe. Infrastructure Lifeline Earthquake Resistant Countermeasure. 2018
Shin Katagiri, Yuuya Oonishi. Investigation on Damage of Water Distribution Pipelines of Kumamoto City during the 2016 Kumamoto Earthequake. 2017. 3. 1. 55-64

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Lectures and oral presentations (22)：

Evacuation Simulation of a Large Commercial Facility During an Earthquake
(75th JSCE conference 2020)
Estimation Method of Permanent Displacement of Ground Due to Lateral Flow
(75th JSCE conference 2020)
Survey in Floating/Settlement Behavior of a HPPE Pipeline in Ohzu City Ehime Prefecture Due to Heavy Rain in Waster Japan July 2018
(9th Infrastructure Lifeline Symposium 2019)
まちづくりにおける水辺空間のあり方調査研究
(土木学会関西支部調査研究委員会 2018)
Damage Investigation of Water Distribution Pipelines of Kumamoto City during the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake
(JSCE Kansai 2017 2017)

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