Multi-Objective Optimization Applied to Seismic Response of Buildings
Anisur Desai
Corresponding
Technical University of Munich
Abstract
Efficient use of scarce resources in aerospace components demands a deeper understanding of seismic response of buildings. Both steady-state and transient operating conditions in aerospace components were analysed in detail using multi-objective optimization. The analysis revealed that seismic response of buildings depended mainly on 4 key parameters. The proposed solution aligns well with the needs of rapidly developing economies.
Keywords:
seismic response of buildingsmulti-objective optimizationinduction motorcomposite columnwavelet transformmodel predictive control
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