University of East London researchers develop AI framework for earthquake risk assessment
Researchers at the University of East London have developed a new artificial intelligence framework to assess earthquake risks using soil and structural data.
New coordinated engineering workflow
The study combines four specialized technologies into a single process. This approach examines how ground shaking and building strength interact during seismic events. The team used recorded data from the Northridge and Kobe earthquakes to test their model.
Complex factors in design
Engineers must evaluate soil conditions alongside structural components to ensure safety. Previous methods often used separate tools that made it hard to see interactions. The new system addresses these gaps by coordinating all variables at once.
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