Advances in Structural Engineering and Mechanics (ASEM'11PLUS)

The 2011 World Congress on

Advances in StructuralEngineering and Mechanics

(ASEM’11PLUS)18-23 September 2011

Sheraton Walker Hill Hotel, Seoul, Korea

Organized by : Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology

In Cooperation with : Techno-Press JournalsSponsors : (To be announced)

International Conferences within ASEM’11plus

■ Advances in Structural Engineering & Mechanics (ASEM)■ Steel & Composite Structures (ICSCS)■ Computational Technologies in Concrete Structures (CTCS)■ Advances in Interaction & Multiscale Mechanics (AIMM)■ Smart Structures and Systems (ICOSSS)■ Earthquakes and Structures (ICEAS)■ Ocean Systems Engineering (ICOSE)

The first Circular and Call for Papers

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http://asem11.cti3.com

The 2011 World Congress on Advances in Structural

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InvitationAfter successes of the series of International Conferences, the First World Congress on Advancesin Structural Engineering and Mechanics (ASEM’11plus) is being organized to provide a greatervariety of topics and to promote discussion and collaboration between the participants. The ASEM’11plus congress will combine the existing International Conferences and offer a new series ofInternational Conferences. (Please see the Appendix PP A1~A14)The combined event provides a greater variety of topics to pick up from and will create an excellentopportunity for participants to look into what is going on in allied fields and to get some idea onwhat the future developments in the fields will be.Thus the congress will be a premier international forum that brings together academics and practicingengineers to exchange frontier research results and emerging technologies in the broad topics ofStructural Engineering and Mechanics. You are cordially invited to attend this interesting event.

Table of Contents

Invitation....................................................... 2Important Dates........................................... 2Themes by Int’l Conferences.................. 3~5General Program(Tentative) ....................... 5Invited/Keynote Lectures............................. 5Call for Papers/Submission/Presentation.... 5Call for Mini Symposium.............................. 6List of Organized Mini-Symposium............. 6Proceedings................................................ 6Journal Version Papers............................... 6Special Issues............................................. 6Fees & Registration..................................... 7Venue & Accommodation............................ 7City of Seoul................................................. 7Transportation.............................................. 7Tour & Social Programs.............................. 7

Organization of ASEM’11plus

Congress Chair .......................................... 8International Advisory Committee ............. 8Local Organizing Committee ..................... 8Secretariat .................................................. 8

Appendix :The 2011 International Conferences onAdv. In Struct. Eng. Mech. (ASEM’11)...... A2Steel & Composite Struct. (ICSCS’11)..... A4Comp. Tech. in Conc. Struct. (CTCS’11)....... A6Adv. In Inter. & Mult. Mech. (AIMM’11)...........A8Smart Struct. & Systems (ICOSSS’11)........ A10Earthquake & Structures (ICEAS’11)...... A12Ocean Systems Engineering (ICOSE’11).... A14

Important DatesThe congress will be held during 18-23 September, 2011. Other important dates are:

March 31, 2011 Submission of abstractsJune 30, 2011 Submission of conference papers and last day for early registration(Reduced fee)July 31, 2011 Notification of final acceptanceAugust 15, 2011 Pre-registration(for inclusion of paper in proceedings)Sept. 18-23, 2011 Congress

Engineering and Mechanics (ASEM’11PLUS)

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ThemesThe congress will focus on “Frontier Technologies in Structural Engineering and Mechanics.”Topics will include (but are not limited to) :

ASEM’’11 (Chair; CK Choi)The 2011 International Conference on Advances in Structural Engineering and Mechanics

Bio-MechanicsBridge EngineeringCAD/CAEComposite Materials & StructuresComputational GeomechanicsComputational MechanicsComputational TechnologyConstruction ManagementDesign Code & Design of StructuresEarth StructuresFatigue/Fracture MechanicsFiber ReinforcementFoundationsFuzzy Logic, Neural NetworksGIS/Information TechnologyLong Span Structures & CablesMasonry Walls & StructuresMultiscale Multiphysics MechanicsNon-linear Analysis

Numerical ModelingOptimum Design of StructuresPre- & Post- ProcessingSafety and ReliabilityShell/Plate/Membrane StructuresSite CharacterizationSite Effects and Soil-Structure InteractionSoftware DevelopmentStochastic AnalysisStructural DynamicsStructural EngineeringStructural MechanicsTall Building StructuresTall Structures & Cooling TowersTheoretical GeomechanicsTunneling & Underground SpacesVibrations and ControlsWind Effects on Large Scale StructuresOther Structural Engineering Related Topics

CTCS’’11 (Co-chairs; C Meyer, HG Kwak)The 2011 International Conference on Computational Technologies in Concrete Structures

Automated Design ProceduresCompositesComputational Materials Science ofCement Composites

Computational Technologies in ConcreteConcrete Bridges & BuildingsConcrete & RC StructuresConcrete Mix Design

ICSCS’’11 (Co-chairs; B Uy, PS Lee)The 2011 International Conference on Steel and Composite Structures

Analytical and Computational MethodsBucking, Stability and Non-linear BehaviorBeams, Columns, Plates and ShellsBuilding, Bridges and Space StructuresComposite Construction and MaintenanceComposite Members and StructuresConnectionsConstructional Steel and Composite StructuresConstructional Steel & Fabrication

Design Codes and Optimum DesignDynamics and Seismic DesignInfrastructure Projects and Case StudiesNonferrous Metal StructuresPlasticity, Fatigue and FractureSteel-Concrete CompositeSustainability Concepts in Steel andComposite StructuresVibrations and Controls

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ICOSSS’’11 (Chair: CB Yun, Co-chairs: BF Spencer, Jr, JT Kim)The 2011 International Conference on Smart Structures and Systems

Actuators & Actuator MaterialsBio-inspired and Robotic SystemsDiagnosis/PrognosisElectroactive PolymersEmbedded and Self-diagnostic SensorsEnergy HarvestingInformatics & NetworkingLife Cycle Eng. (planning/design/maintenance/renewal)MR Fluids and ElastomersOptical Fiber Sensors

Piezoelectric MaterialsSensors & Sensor MaterialsSensor NetworksShape Memory AlloysSmart MaterialsSmart Structural SystemsStructural ControlStructural Health Monitoring/NondestructiveEvaluationWireless Sensors

ICEAS’’11 (Co-chairs; S Anagnostopoulos, I Takewaki)The 2011 International Conference on Earthquakes and Structures

Base-Isolated StructuresCapacity Assessment of StructuresCharacterization of Strong Ground MotionsCyber-Infrastructure Tools for Seismic DataManagementEarly Warning and Emergency ResponseExperimental Investigations of Seismic

Performance of StructuresGeotechnical Earthquake EngineeringLessons Learned from Recent EarthquakesLinear & Nonlinear Seismic AnalysisMethodsPerformance-Based Seismic DesignPolicies and Technologies for Earthquake

AIMM’’11 (Co-chairs; YB Yang, M Cho, HK Lee)The 2011 International Conference on Advances in Interaction and Multiscale Mechanics

Computational Materials Science andEngineeringDislocation Dynamics/SimulationFloating and Ocean StructuresFluid-Structure InteractionsMEMS and NEMSMolecular Dynamics/Quantum Simulation

Multi-Physics and Multi-Disciplinary ProblemsMultiscale BiomechanicsMultiscale MechanicsSoil-Structure InteractionsVehicle-Bridge InteractionsWind-Induced Vibrations and ControlWind-Structure Interactions

Constitutive LawsConstruction TechnologiesCreep and ShrinkageDurability of Concrete StructuresDynamic EffectsFatigue and DamageFiber Reinforce of ConcreteFracture of ConcreteHigh-Performance ConcreteHigh-Performance Fiber ReinforcedCement CompositesHybrid Structures

Impact Loads on Concrete StructuresModeling of Concrete StructuresMulti-scale Modeling of Cement CompositesPerformance under Extreme ConditionsPrestressed and Precast ConcreteRehabilitation of Concrete StructuresSeismic Design of Concrete StructuresTextile Reinforced ConcreteTheology of Cement CompositesThermo-Mechanics in ConcreteOther Concrete Related Themes

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Conferences to be held in or after 2012 : AWAS'12 (Advances in Wind and Structures)AGAE'12 (Advances in Geomechanics and Engineering)

Loss ReductionRepair and Strengthening of HistoricStructures and MonumentsSeismic Effects on Infrastructure SystemsSeismic Hazard Assessment

Seismic Protection of lifeline SystemsSeismic Risk MitigationStructural Control MethodsRecent Developments in Seismic Codesand Regulations

General Program (Tentative)

(Sun) Day one (Mon) Day Two (Tue) Day Three (Wed) Day Four (Tues) Day Five (Fri)

ArrivalRegistration

Opening Keynote Lectures

PostCongress

Tours

KeynoteCoffee Break

Mini SymposiaLunch Time

International ConferencesCoffee Break

International Conferences

Reception Banquet

Invited/Keynote LecturesThe congress will be composed of the plenary and semi-plenary presentations and concurrentsessions. A number of world renowned scholars will be invited to give keynote lectures at theplenary/semi-plenary sessions on a variety of topics of academic and industrial interests. The list ofkeynote speakers will be announced later.

ICOSE'11 (Co-chairs; P Bergan, YS Shin, MH Kim)The 2011 International Conference on Ocean Systems Engineering

AUV(Autonomous Underwater Vehicles)Design and ProductionDynamics of Ocean Structure SystemFatigue and Fracture MechanicsFluid-Structure InteractionManned/Unmanned Submersible RobotsMulti-Physics Based Engineering Analysis,Design and TestingOcean Process and PlantOcean Renewable Energy

Ocean Structures and Structural SystemOffshore Wind TurbinePort EngineeringReliability and Risk AnalysisROV(Remotely Operated Vehicles)Sensors and Ocean Observing SystemsShip Motion and Mooring SystemUnderwater Acoustics TechnologiesUnderwater Explosions, Survivability andVulnerability

Call for Papers/Submission/PresentationThose who have interests in the emerging technologies in a wide range of topics of the ASEM’11plus

congress are invited to submit abstracts (approx. 300 words) to the Secretariat of Congress. Afteracceptance of abstracts, the 4-20 page proceedings papers should be submitted. Both abstracts

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Call for Mini Symposium OrganizersThose who are interested in organizing a mini symposium (MS) with papers in the areas of his/herexpertise are invited to organize a mini symposium at the ASEM’11plus. A mini symposium may have asingle session or multiple sessions with 5-7 papers each. In case of successful organization, the minisymposium organizer’s paper will be considered as an invited paper and he/she will be provided witha reduced registration fee (50%). The authors invited by a mini symposium organizer to join the minisymposium will also be given a reduction in registration fees (10%). For more information, theprospective mini symposium organizers should inquire with the Congress Secretariat or visit;(http://asem11.cti3.com/Guidelines-for-Session-Organizers.pdf) for Guidelines for SessionOrganizers.

ProceedingsThe accepted abstracts of papers presented at the congress will be published in the Volume ofAbstracts and the conference papers on CD. Only pre-registered papers (done by paying at least50% of the registration fee) will be included in the proceedings.

Special Issues of ‘Techno-Press Journals’Those who are interested in organization of the special issues for any of the Techno-Press journalsare encouraged to contact the congress secretariat for more details. The submitted papers should bepeer reviewed and only those papers accepted will be published. Some successful mini symposiumorganizers will be invited to serve as a guest editor for the special issue of the journal of their choice.For details, visit (http://asem11.cti3.com/General-Guidelines-for-Guest-Editor.pdf)

Journal Version PapersThe congress will be held in association with the Techno-Press Journals of Civil, Mechanical, andStructural Engineering. Authors are encouraged to submit their Journal version papers(normally14-20 journal pages) to the relevant Techno Press journals before or after the congress.The journal version papers should be prepared in accordance with the “Instructions to Prepare theManuscript of Techno-Press Journals”(http://www.techno-press.org/papers/instruction.php)Submitted papers will undergo a peer review process and accepted papers will appear in thejournal of your choice.

- Structural Engineering & Mechanics- Wind and Structures- Steel and Composite Structures- Smart Structures and Systems- Ocean Systems Engineering

- Computers and Concrete- Interaction and Multiscale Mechanics- Geomechanics and Engineering- Earthquakes and Structures

and proceeding papers should be submitted through the TeMUS (Techno-Press electronicManuscript Upload System) (http://www.techno-press.org/conference). Detailed instructions toprepare the abstracts and proceeding papers will be available in the Guidelines for Abstract/PaperSubmission. (http://asem11.cti3.com/Instuctions-to-Authors.pdf)Papers may be presented either in the oral sessions or in the poster sessions, Authors who areplanning an oral presentation must submit the proceeding papers. Details of preparation of posterpresentation will be announced later.


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Fees & RegistrationThe registration fee for the congress is US$800 if registered on or before June 30, 2011 and US$880after this date. The registration fee should be paid on or before August 15, 2011 in order that thesubmitted paper is included in the congress proceedings. For on-site registration, pre-arrangementshould be made. The fee will cover a copy of congress proceedings, admission to technical sessions,welcome reception, coffee services during session breaks and congress banquet.

Venue & AccommodationThe congress will be held at Sheraton Walker Hill Hotel in Seoul which has excellent congress facilities.The hotel is located on wooded rolling hills to offer a spectacular view of the Han River.(photo in PPA5) Special room rates for the congress participants have been negotiated. Additionalaccommodations have also been made available at the Han Kang Hotel and the Dong Seoul Hotel.

Tour & Social ProgramsPre- and post-congress tours, and social programs will be arranged by experienced travel services.Detailed information will be made available on this site, on the registration form, and at the tourcounter during the congress.

TransportationTo Seoul:

Through Incheon International Airport(ICN), Seoul is linked with major cities worldwide by hundredsof direct flights. If you plan to visit neighboring countries before or after the congress, it is convenientto fly with Korea based airlines, i.e., Korean Air and Asiana Airlines.

Incheon Int’’l Airport to Hotels:To Sheraton Walker Hill Hotel: The most convenient way is to take Line 4 of KAL LimousineService Bus and relax until the bus arrives at its final destination. For directions, walk out of theIncheon International Airport Building (Arriving Deck-Ground Level) then go to the Bus Stop 4B or11A. The bus leaves every 30min between 04:45 am and 10:45 pm. The fare is ￦14,000(approx.US$13). The journey will take about 2 hours.

City TransportationSubway Systems: The most convenient way for foreign visitors to travel in the city is to takesubway. Seoul’s subway system is very convenient, economical, and safe. You can reach virtuallyevery part of Seoul by the 9 subway lines and the additional Korea Rail lines. The basic ticket price(zone 1) is ￦1,000 and there will be additional charges for long distance travels(zone 2, 3).Taxi: Taxi is another convenient way of traveling in Seoul. The basic fare is ￦2,400 for the first2km and ￦100 for each additional 144m. Bus is not recommended for first visitors.

City of SeoulSeoul has been the capital city of Korea for the past 600 years. The city of Seoul, which hosted the1988 Olympic Games and 2002 FIFA World Cup Soccer Games, has many sight-seeingattractions and cultural events. Seoul’s former role as the economic, political, and cultural heart ofthe “Chosun Dynasty”has now taken on international proportions. Hundreds of direct flights linkSeoul with major cities worldwide. The weather in Seoul is at its best in September. The averagetemperature in early September is about 25°C (77°F).


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Secretariat

All correspondence should be addressed to:Secretariat, ASEM’11plus

c/o TP Conference ConsultantsP.O. Box 33, YuseongDaejeon 305-600, KoreaTel : +82-42-350-8451, Fax: +82-42-350-8450, E-mail: [email protected]

Chair: Chang-Koon Choi (KAIST)

Co-chair: Sun-Hoon Kim (Young Dong Univ)

Members:H.G. Kwak (KAIST)P.S. Lee (KAIST)H.J. Jung (KAIST)J.T. Kim (Pukyong Nat’l Univ)

M. Cho (Seoul Nat’l Univ)H. Sohn (KAIST)H.K. Lee (KAIST)G.J. Yun (The Univ of Akron, USA)

Local Organzing Committee

Congress Chair

Chang-Koon Choi (KAIST)

International Advisory CommitteeS.A. Anagnostopoulos (Greece)F. Auricchio (Italy)G. Baker (Australia)P.Z. Bar-Yoseph (Israel)K.J. Bathe (USA)Z. Bazant (USA)A. Benavent-Climent (Spain)M. Cerrolaza (Venezuela)C.S. Chen (Taiwan)J.S. Chen (USA)R. de Borst (The Netherlands)E. Drioli (Italy)E.N. Dvorkin (Argentina)C.J. Earls (USA)T. Furukawa (Japan)M. Gilchrist (Ireland)Nasr M. Ghoniem (USA) L.H. Han (China)A. Hasegawa (Japan)

K. Jimmy Hsia (USA)S. Idelsohn (Spain)T. Kant (India)M.K. Kim (Korea)J.M. Ko (Hong Kong)P.V. Lade (USA)P. Ladeveze (France)H.S. Lee (Korea)Z. Li (Hong Kong)S.C. Liu (USA)W.K. Liu (USA)Y.C. Loo (UK)R. Lohner (USA)J.P. Lynch (USA)L. Madej (Poland)P.G. Malerba (Italy)H.A. Mang (Austria)S.K. Maiti (India)C. Meyer (USA)

N. Moes (France)D.A. Nethercot (UK)J.T. Oden (USA)E. Onate (Spain)J. Ozbolt (Germany)E. Ramm (Germany)E. Rank (Germany)B.D. Reddy (South Africa)F. Ricciardelli (Italy)B.F. Spencer, Jr. (USA)S. Swaddiwudhipong (Singapore)I. Takewaki (Japan)Z.Tao (China)B. Uy (Australia)N. Vrankovic (Croatia)Y.B. Yang (Taiwan)C.B. Yun (Korea)J. Zarka (France)


Appendix :

The 2011 International Conferences onAdvances in Structural Engineering & Mechanics (ASEM'11)

Steel & Composite Structures (ICSCS'11)

Computational Technologies in Concrete Structures (CTCS'11)

Advances in Interaction & Multiscale Mechanics (AIMM'11)

Smart Structures and Systems (ICOSSS'11)

Earthquake & Structures (ICEAS'11)

Ocean Systems Engineering (ICOSE'11)

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International Conferences to be held within the World Congress, ASEM’11plus

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To be held within the World Congress, ASEM’11plus

Important Dates; Abstracts: (March 31, 2011) | Full papers and Early

International Scientific CommitteeK.J. Bathe (U.S.A.)Abdeldjelil Belarbi (U.S.A.)Amadeo Benavent-Climent (Spain)Ted Belytschko (U.S.A.)Rene de Borst (The Netherlands)Mark A. Bradford (Australia)Jiun-Shyan Chen (U.S.A.)Su Huan Chen (China)Franklin Y Cheng (U.S.A.)Jin-Rae Cho (Korea)Somchai Chucheepsakul (Thailand)Filip Filippou (U.S.A.)Tomonari Furukawa (Australia)Jamshid Ghaboussi (U.S.A)Sergio Rodolgo Idelsohn (Spain)

Koichiro Ishikawa (Japan)Worsak Kanok-Nukulchai (Thailand)Moon-Kyum Kim (Korea)Sritawat Kitipornchai (Hong Kong)J.S. Kuang (Hong Kong)Dong-Guen Lee (Korea)Q.S. Li (U.S.A.)G.R. Liu (Singapore)Shih Chi Liu (U.S.A.)Yew-Chaye Loo (Australia)Koichi Maekawa (Japan)Surjya K. Maiti (India)Pier Giorgio Malerba (Italy)Christian Meyer (U.S.A.)Yi-Lung Mo (U.S.A.)

Eugenio Onate (Spain)Roger Owen (U.K)Manolis Papadrakakis (Greece)Gerhart Iwo Schueller (Austria)Erwin Stein (Germany)S. Swaddiwudhipong (Singapore)Izuru Takewaki (Japan)Kumar K. Tamma (U.S.A.)Le-wei Tong (China) Alexander G. Tsonos (Greece)S. Valliappan (Australia)Walter Wunderlich (Germany)Zhao-Dong Xu (China)Mingwu Yuan (China)Joseph Zarka (France)

Secretariat:All correspondence should be addressed to:Secretariat, ASEM'11plus

c/o TP Congress Consultants

P.O. Box 33, Yuseong Daejeon 305-600, KoreaTel : +82-42-350-8451, Fax: +82-42-350-8450E-mail: [email protected]

Conference Chair: Chang-Koon Choi

The 2011 World Congress on Advances in Structural The 2011 World Congress on Advances in Structural

18-23 September 2011, Sheraton Walker Hill Hotel, Seoul, Korea

The 2011 International Conference onAdvances in

Structural Engineeringand Mechanics (ASEM’11)

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InvitationThe series of “International Conferences on Advances in Structural Engineering and Mechanics”was held with great success in the past (ASEM’99(Seoul, 1999), ASEM’02(Busan, 2002), ASEM’04(Seoul, 2004) and ASEM’08(Jeju, 2008)).This series of conference is now expanded and reorganized to form “the 2011 World Congress onStructural Engineering & Mechanics(ASEM’11plus)”by combining the existing conferences andadditional conferences in the allied field. Thus, the participants of ASEM’11plus have a choice fromgreater variety of topics, i.e. from theory to practical application. This interesting event will bringtogether academics and practicing engineers from all over the world to promote the exchange ofnew ideas and experiences in a broad area of Structural & Mechanics and allied field. You arecordially invited to attend this most beneficial and interesting event.

Call for Papers & MS OrganizersThose who are interested in organizing a minisymposium (MS) with papers in the areas of his/herexpertise are invited to organize a mini symposium atthe ASEM’11plus. A mini symposium may have a singlesession or multiple sessions with 5-7 papers each. Incase of successful organization, the mini symposiumorganizer’s paper will be considered as an invited paperand he/she will be provided with a reduced registrationfee (50%). The authors invited by a mini symposiumorganizer to join his/her mini symposium will also begiven a reduction in registration fees (10%). For moreinformation, the prospective mini symposium organizersshould inquire with the congress Secretariat

Conference Themes: - See PP. 3 -

Journal SubmissionAuthors are encouraged to submit an expanded version(14~20 journal pages) of their paper for possiblepublication in the Structural Engineering and Mechanicsor any other Techno-Press journals of author’s choice.Papers may be submitted at any time before or afterASEM’11plus.

Registration: (June 30, 2011) | Registration: (August 15, 2011)

Engineering and Mechanics (ASEM’11PLUS)Engineering and Mechanics (ASEM’11PLUS)

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International Scientific CommitteeS. Alam (Bangladesh)P. Ansourian (Australia)F.S.K. Bijlaard (Netherlands)R. Bridge (Australia)G. Campione (Italy)W.F. Chen (U.S.A.)K.F. Chung (Hong Kong)L.S. da Silva (Portugal)L. Dezi (Italy)D. Dubina (Romania)M. Engelhardt (U.S.A.)R. Greiner (Austria)J. Hajjar (USA)T. Hara (Japan)M. Ivanyi (Hungary)V. Kulyabko (Ukraine)D. Lam (UK)R. Leon (U.S.A.)G.Q. Li (China)M. Liu (China)J. Machacek (Czech Repulic)C. Matsui (Japan)

D.R. Oehlers (Australia)M. Patrick (Australia)J.E. Roberts (U.S.A.)B.M. Shahrooz (U.S.A.)Z.Y. Shen (China)K. Takanashi (Japan)J.Toribio (Spain)R.Tremblay (Canada)J.Wardenier (Netherlands)R.Zandonini (Italy)D. Anderson (U.K.)J.M. Aribert (France)M. Bradford (Australia)D.Camotim (Portugal)S.Chan (Hong Kong)S.P. Chiew (Taiwan)J.P. Colaco (U.S.A.)G. Deierlein (U.S.A.)U. Dorka (Germany)W.S. Easterling (U.S.A.)Y. Goto (Japan)P. Grundy (Australia)

G. Hancock (Australia)A. Hasegawa (Japan)S. Kato (Japan)A. Kurita (Japan)J. Lange (Germany)M. Leskela (Germany)R. Liew (Singapore)X. Liu (China)P.Makelainen (Finland)C. Miki (Japan)G.W. Owens (U.K.)A. Remennikov (Australia)H. Schmidt (Germany)N.E. Shanmugam (Singapore)Z. Shi (Japan)J.G. Teng (Hong Kong)K.C. Tsai (R.O.C)T. Usami (Japan)A. Wylie (U.S.A.)X.L. Zhao (Australia)



P.O. Box 33, Yuseong Daejeon 305-600, KoreaTel: +82-42-350-8451, Fax: +82-42-350-8450E-mail: [email protected]

18-23 September 2011Sheraton Walker Hill Hotel, Seoul, Korea

Conference Chairs: Brain Uy, Phill-Seung Lee


The 2011 International Conference on

Steel & Composite Structures(ICSCS'11)

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InvitationAfter a great success of the previous International Conference on Steel and Composite Structures(ICSCS’01 Pusan, ICSCS’04 Seoul, ICSCS’07 Manchester, ICSCS’10 Sydeny), the 5thconference in the series(ICSCS’11) will be held in Seoul, Korea as participating internationalconference of ASEM’11plus. This conference is organized in cooperation with the “Steel andComposite Structures, An International Journal.” ICSCS’11 will provide an excellent forum to bringtogether academics and practicing engineers to promote the exchange of new ideas andexperiences in Steel and Composite Structures.

Call for Papers & MS OrganizersThose who are interested in organizing a mini symposium (MS) with papers in the areas of his/herexpertise are invited to organize a mini symposium at the ASEM’11plus. A mini symposium mayhave a single session or multiple sessions with 5-7 papers each. In case of successfulorganization, the mini symposium organizer’s paper will be considered as an invited paper andhe/she will be provided with a reduced registration fee (50%). The authors invited by a minisymposium organizer to join his/her mini symposium will also be given a reduction in registrationfees (10%). For more information, the prospective mini symposium organizers should inquire withthe congress Secretariat.


Journal SubmissionAuthors are encouraged to submit an expanded version (14~20 journal pages) of their paper forpossible publication in the Steel and Composite Structures or any other Techno-Press journals ofauthor's choice. Papers may be submitted at any time before or after ASEM’11plus.



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International Scientific CommitteeProf. Xuehui An (China)Prof. Francisco Armero (USA)Dr. Dale Bentz (USA)Dr. Vladimir Cervenka (Czech Republic)Prof. Gregor Fischer (Denmark)Prof. Matej Fischinger (Slovenia)Dr. Edward Garboczi (USA)Prof. Hamlin Jennings (USA)Prof. Kamal H. Khayat (Canada)Prof. Adnan Ibrahimbegovic (France)

Dr. H.S. Lew (USA)Prof. Ian M. May (UK)Prof. Gunther Meschke (Germany)Dr. Bin Mu (USA)Prof. Antoine Naaman (USA)Prof. Moncef Nehdi (Canada)Prof. J. Oliver (Spain)Prof. Jerzy Pamin (Poland)Prof. Jan G. Rots (Netherlands)Prof. Kenneth Runesson (Sweden)

Prof. H. Saadatmanesh (USA)Prof Bernard Schrefler (Italy)Prof. Surendra P.Shah (USA)Prof. L.J. Sluys (Netherlands)Prof. Paul Steinmann (Germany)Prof. Kiang Hwee Tan (Singapore)Prof. Franz Joseph Ulm (USA)Prof. F.J. Vecchio (Canada)Prof. H.C. Wu (USA)Prof. Yunping Xi (USA)

Local Organizing Committee

Members:Heung-Jin Chung (Jeonju Univ)Do Hyung Lee (Paichai Univ)Haeng-Ki Lee (KAIST)Hwan-Woo Lee (Pukyung Nat’l Univ)Wan-Hoon Lee (Chungwoon Univ)

Yong Hak Lee (Konkuk Univ)Hong-Gun Park (Seoul Nat’l Univ)Yong-Myung Park (Pusan Univ)Goang-Seup Zi (Korea Univ)Min-Ho Kwon (Gyeongsang Nat’l Univ)

Kee-Do Kim (Konkuk Univ)Jang-Ho Kim (Yonsei Univ)Sang-Jin Lee (Gyeongsang Nat’l Univ)In-Kyu Lee (Korea Railroad Res. Inst)





Computational Techologies inConcrete Structures (CTCS’11)


Conference Chairs: Cristian Meyer and Hyo-Gyoung Kwak

Chair: Prof. Hyo-Gyoung Kwak (KAIST)


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InvitationThe use of Computational Technologies in the research of Concrete and Reinforced ConcreteStructures is increasingly becoming more indispensable for concrete related research. Therefore it isdeemed timely to promote a series of conferences on Computational Technologies in ConcreteStructures in close cooperation with “Computers & Concrete”An International Journal. The Second“International Conference on Computational Technologies in Concrete Structures (CTCS’11) will beheld during 18-23 of September 2011, in Seoul, Korea. This conference will bring together academicsand practicing engineers to exchange new ideas and experiences in the areas of ComputationalTechnologies and Concrete Structures. You are cordially invited to attend this interesting event.

Call for Papers & MS OrganizersThose who are interested in organizing a mini symposium (MS) with papers in the areas of his/herexpertise are invited to organize a mini symposium at the CTCS’11. A mini symposium may have asingle session or multiple sessions with 5-7 papers each. In case of successful organization, themini symposium organizer’s paper will be considered as an invited paper and he/she will beprovided with a reduced registration fee (50%). The authors invited by a mini symposium organizerto join his/her mini symposium will also be given a reduction in registration fees (10%). For moreinformation, the prospective mini symposium organizers should inquire with the congress Secretariat



Journal SubmissionAuthors are encouraged tosubmit an expanded version(14~20 journal pages) of theirpaper for possible publication inthe Computers and Concrete orany other Techno-Press journalsof author’s choice. Papers maybe submitted at any time beforeor after CTCS’11.


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Advances inInteraction and Multiscale

Mechanics (AIMM’11)18-23 September 2011

Sheraton Walker Hill Hotel, Seoul, KoreaConference Chairs

Prof. Yeong Bin Yang (National Taiwan U., Taiwan)Prof. Maenghyo Cho (Seoul National U., Korea)

Prof. H.K. Lee (KAIST, Korea)

The themes of AIMM’11 cover a wide range of subjects associated with interaction and/ormultiscale mechanics encountered in engineering and scientific research and practice. For thetypical subjects considered by the conference, please see the conference themes in page 4.The international conference on Interaction and Multiscale Mechanics: an Internationalconference(AIMM) is to provide a platform for publication of research results in which interactionand multiscale mechanics plays a vital role. The problems of interaction mechanics include theinteraction of two different subjects/systems, whether they are connected or not, with or withoutrelative motion. The problems of multiscale mechanics include structural, mechanical or materialsystems with varying length or time scales. As many contemporary and innovative designsencompass interaction phenomena and multiscale features, papers featuring advancement oftheories and applications of interaction and/or multiscale mechanics are particularly encouragedfor the conference. This conference will bring together academics and practicing engineers toexchange new ideas and experiences in the areas of Interaction and Multiscale Mechanics. Youare cordially invited to attend this interesting event.

Call for Papers & MS OrganizersThose who are interested in organizing a mini symposium (MS) with papers in the areas of his/herexpertise are invited to organize a mini symposium at the AIMM’11. A mini symposium may havea single session or multiple sessions with 5-7 papers each. In case of successful organization, themini symposium organizer’s paper will be considered as an invited paper and he/she will beprovided with a reduced registration fee (50%). The authors invited by a mini symposium organizer

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to join his/her mini symposium will also be given a reduction in registration fees (10%). For moreinformation, the prospective mini symposium organizers should inquire with the congressSecretariat

International Scientific CommitteeTed Belytschko (USA)Mark A. Bradford (Australia)Maenghyo Cho (Korea)Kent T. Danielson (USA)Suvranu De (USA)Anter A. El-Azab (USA)Eliot Fang (USA)Jacob Fish (USA)Bassam A. Izzuddin (UK)Hyo-Gyoung Kwak (Korea)

Soon-Duck Kwon (Korea)Haeng-Ki Lee (Korea)Kyeongjae Cho (USA)Min Zhou (USA)E.de Souza Neto (UK)Kisaragi Yashiro (Japan)K.M. Liew (Hong Kong)Chien-Ching Ma (Taiwan)Y.L. Mo (USA)Eric Savin (France)

Lizhi Sun (USA)Kenjiro Terada (Japan)Dieter Wolf (USA)Zhanping You (USA)Tongxi Yu (Hong Kong)Mingwu Yuan (China)Tomohiro Takaki (Japan)Akihiro Nakatani (Japan)Julien Yvonnet (France)

Local Organizing CommitteeMoon Ki Kim(Sungkyunkwan Univ.)Byeongchan Lee(Kyung Hee Univ.)Tong Seok Han(Yonsei Univ.)

Sung Youb Kim(UNIST)Dongchoul Kim(Sogang Univ.)

Journal SubmissionAuthors are encouraged to submit an expanded version (14~20 journal pages) of their paper forpossible publication in the Interaction and Multiscale Mechanics or any other Techno-Pressjournals of author’s choice. Papers may be submitted at any time before or after AIMM’11.


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International Scientific CommitteeProf. A. Baz (USA)Prof. M. Beer (USA)Prof. J. Brownjohn (UK)Prof. F. Casciari (Italy)Prof. F.N. Catbas (USA)Prof. C.C. Chang (China)Prof. K.C. Chang (China)Prof. Y. Fujino (Japan)Prof. H. Furuta (Japan)Prof. H. Huang (China)Dr. J.S. Hwang (Taiwan)Prof. A. Igarashi (Japan)Prof. D.J. Inman (USA)Prof. M. Kawatani (Japan)Prof. K.S. Kim (Korea)Prof. C.G. Koh (Singapore)Prof. J. Lee (Korea)

Prof. H. Li (China)Dr. S.C. Liu (USA)Prof. H.N. Li (China)Prof. C.H. Loh (Taiwan)Prof. J.P. Lynch (USA)Prof. O. Maruyama (Japan)Prof. A. Mita (Japan)Prof. T. Nagayama (Japan)Prof. Y.Q. Ni (China)Prof. A. Nishitana (Japan)Prof. S. Pakazad (USA)Prof. T.C. Pan (Singapore)Dr. G. Park (USA)Prof. S.T. Quek (Singapore)Prof. J.A. Rice (USA)Prof. Y. Roh (Korea)Prof. S. Shin (Korea)

Prof. M. Shinozuka (USA)Prof. K. Soga (UK)Prof. H. Sohn (Korea)Prof. G. Song (USA)Prof. C. Syrmakezis (Greece)Prof. M.D. Todd (USA)Prof. M. Tomizuka (USA)Prof. T. Utsunomiya (Japan)Prof. M.L. Wang (USA)Prof. P. Warnitcha (Thailand)Prof. Z. Wu (Japan)Dr. J.H. Yi (Korea)Prof. C.B. Yun (Korea)Prof. L.L. Zhou (China)Prof. J. Zhou (China)Prof. D. Zonta (Italy)





Smart Structures and Systems(ICOSSS’11)


Conference Chair: C.B. YunCo-chairs: B.F. Spencer, Jr and J.T. Kim


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InvitationThe first International Conference on Smart Structures and Systems (ICOSSS’11) will be held onSeptember 18-23, 2011. The conference is organized as a participating international conference ofthe 2011 World Congress on Advances in Structural Engineering and Mechanics (ASEM’11plus).The conference offers opportunities to network with colleagues from a variety of disciplines workingwith smart structure technologies in academia and industry. This conference will bring togetheremerging technologies and advanced research in instrumentation, sensing, monitoring, anddiagnosis allied with NDE and structural health monitoring to aim for a premier technicalconference for the Smart Structures and Systems community. We cordially invite you attend thisinternational and multidisciplinary event that will provide you an excellent opportunity to explorenew research areas and team with new partners from other fields.

Call for Papers & MS OrganizersThose who are interested in organizing a minisymposium (MS) with papers in the areas of his/herexpertise are invited to organize a mini symposium atthe ICOSSS’11. A mini symposium may have a singlesession or multiple sessions with 5-7 papers each. Incase of successful organization, the mini symposiumorganizer’s paper will be considered as an invitedpaper and he/she will be provided with a reducedregistration fee (50%). The authors invited by a minisymposium organizer to join his/her mini symposiumwill also be given a reduction in registration fees (10%).For more information, the prospective mini symposiumorganizers should inquire with the congress Secretariat


Journal SubmissionAuthors are encouraged to submit an expandedversion (14~20 journal pages) of their paper forpossible publication in the Smart Structures andSystems or any other Techno-Press journals of author’s choice. Papers may be submitted at any time beforeor after ICOSSS’11.



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International Scientific CommitteeProf. R. Bento (Portugal)Prof. A. Benavent-Climent (Spain)Prof. D. Beskos (Greece)Prof. S.Y. Chang (Taiwan)Prof. C.C. Chou (Taiwan)Prof. J.P. Conte (U.S.A.)Prof. M. Dicleli (Turkey)Prof. M Fardis (Greece)Prof. R.A. Green (U.S.A.)Prof. A. Ghersi (Italy)Prof. S.W. Han (Korea)Prof. M. Hori (Japan)Prof. J.S. Hwang (Taiwan)Dr. C.H. Hyun (Korea)Prof. R.S. Jangid (India)Prof. R. Jankowski (Poland)Prof. H.J. Jung (Korea)Prof. A.J. Kappos (Greece)Prof. J.M. Kim (Korea)Prof. P. Kotronis (France)Prof. S. Lagomarsino (Italy)

Prof. N. Lam (Australia)Prof. K.H. Lee (Korea)Prof. S.H. Lee (Korea)Prof. C. Li (China)Prof. O.A. Lopez (Venezuela)Prof. X. Lu (China)Prof. N. Makris (Greece)Prof. C.S. Manohar (India)Prof. G. Manolis (Greece)Prof. J.P. McCormick (U.S.A.)Prof. K.W. Min (Korea)Prof. A. Mita (Japan)Prof. Y. Miyamoto (Japan)Prof. K.M. Mosalam (U.S.A.)Prof. M. Motosaka (Japan)Prof. G. Mylonakis (Greece)Dr. N. Nakamura (Japan)Prof. C. Nuti (Italy)Prof. J.E. Padgett (U.S.A.)Prof. T.C. Pan (Singapore)Prof. R. Paolucci (Italy)

Prof. M. Papadrakakis (Greece)Prof. A. Papageorgiou (Greece)Prof. H.G. Park (Korea)Prof. P.E. Pinto (Italy)Prof. J.M. Roesset (U.S.A.)Prof. J. Ruiz-Garcia (Mexico)Prof. M. Sarrazin (Chile)Prof. L. Stempniewski (Germany)Prof. J.G. Song (Korea)Prof. H. Sucuoglu (Turkey)Dr. T. Sullivan (Italy)Prof. H. Takabatake (Japan)Prof. T. Takada (Japan)Prof. J. Tasoulas (U.S.A.)Prof. A. Teran-Gilmore (Mexico)Prof. T. Trombetti (Italy)Prof. D. Vamvatsikos (Cyprus)Prof. Y. Zhang (U.S.A.)Dr. J. Zhao (New Zealand)





Earthquakes and Structures(ICEAS’11)


Conference Chairs: S.A. Anagnostopoulos and I. Takewaki


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InvitationEarthquake disasters are a continuous threat to mankind and as a result, earthquake engineeringresearch to build safer structures, retrofit existing ones and in general to mitigate seismic risk,keeps growing worldwide. This has prompted the launching of the new international Journal“Earthquakes and Structures”and of an International Conference on Earthquakes and Structures(ICEAS’11). This conference will be a premier international forum that will bring togetheracademics and practicing engineers to exchange frontier research results and emergingtechnologies in the broad topics of earthquake engineering, seismic hazard assessment andseismic risk mitigation. You are cordially invited to attend this interesting event.




Call for Papers & MS OrganizersThose who are interested in organizing a mini symposium (MS) with papers in the areas of his/herexpertise are invited to organize a mini symposium at the ICEAS’11. A mini symposium may havea single session or multiple sessions with 5-7 papers each. In case of successful organization, themini symposium organizer’s paper will be considered as an invited paper and he/she will beprovided with a reduced registration fee (50%). The authors invited by a mini symposium organizerto join his/her mini symposium will also be given a reduction in registration fees (10%). For moreinformation, the prospective mini symposium organizers should inquire with the congressSecretariat

Journal SubmissionAuthors are encouraged to submit an expanded version (14~20 journal pages) of their paper forpossible publication in the Earthquakes and Structures or any other Techno-Press journals ofauthor’s choice. Papers may be submitted at any time before or after ICEAS’11.

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International Scientific CommitteeProf. Yuming Liu (USA)Prof. Wang Chien Ming (Singapore)Prof. Spyros Kinnas (USA)Prof. Roger Ohayon (France)Dr. Lian Shen (USA)Prof. Ken Takagi (Japan)

Dr. Jun Zou (USA)Prof. Joshua H. Gordis (USA)Prof. Jose Roesset (USA)Prof. Jeff Flazarano (USA)Prof. Issac Elishakoff (USA)Prof. Fotis A. Papoulia (USA)

Prof. Eng Soon Chan (Singapore)Prof. Dale G. Karr (USA)Prof. Clyde Scandrett (USA)Prof. Atilla Incecik (UK)Prof. Boo Cheong Khoo (Singapore)Prof. Soonhunh Han (KAIST)

International Conference of

Ocean Systems Engineering(ICOSE’11)


Conference ChairsPål Bergan (Norwegian Univ. of Sci & Tech, Norway)

Young S. Shin (KAIST, Korea)Moo-Hyun Kim (Texas A&M Univ., USA)

Local Organizing Committee

Cheolho Ryu (Inha Tech. College)Daejun Chang (KAIST)Seung-O Lee (Hongik Univ.)

Young-Bok Kim (Kyungnam Univ.)Myung Il Roh (Univ. of Ulsan)

Chair: Young S. Shin (KAIST)Co-Chairs: Phill-Seung Lee (KAIST), Hyun Chung (KAIST)

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InvitationMore than 70 percent of our planet is covered by water. The ocean has been the sources of manynatural resources, space, energy, food, and even dreams of mankind. The utilization andexploration of the ocean requires the understandings of many different engineering and naturalscience fields and the importance of this interdisciplinary and systematic approach keeps growing.This has prompted the launching of the new international Journal “Ocean Systems Engineering”and of an“International Conference on Ocean Systems Engineering (ICOSE’11)”as aparticipating international conference of ASEM’11plus congress. This conference will be a premierinternational forum that will bring together academics and practicing engineers to exchange frontierresearch results and emerging technologies in the broad interdisciplinary topics of ocean systemsengineering, seismic hazard assessment and seismic risk mitigation. You are cordially invited toattend this interesting event.

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Call for Papers & MS OrganizersThose who are interested in organizing a mini symposium (MS) with papers in the areas of his/herexpertise are invited to organize a mini symposium at the ICOSE’11. A mini symposium may havea single session or multiple sessions with 5-7 papers each. In case of successful organization, themini symposium organizer’s paper will be considered as an invited paper and he/she will beprovided with a reduced registration fee (50%). The authors invited by a mini symposium organizerto join his/her mini symposium will also be given a reduction in registration fees (10%). For moreinformation, the prospective mini symposium organizers should inquire with the congressSecretariat

Journal SubmissionAuthors are encouraged to submit an expanded version (14~20 journal pages) of their paper forpossible publication in the Ocean Systems Engineering or any other Techno-Press journals ofauthor’s choice. Papers may be submitted at any time before or after ICOSE’11.

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