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    • Mixed-mode fracture and load misalignment on the assessment of FRP-concrete bond connections 

      Neto, P.; Alfaiate, J.; Dias-da-Costa, D.; Vinagre, J.
      Published 2016-01-01
      Considerable dispersion is usually found in experimental data concerning the material properties of FRP-concrete bond connections. In pure shear models, the direction of FRP loading is assumed to be parallel to the axis ...
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    • A Constitutive Communication Lens of Stakeholder Participation in Post-Disaster Construction 

      Opdyke, Aaron; Javernick-Will, Amy; Koschmann, Matthew; Moench, Hannah
      Published 2016-06-01
      A diverse set of stakeholders converge to facilitate reconstruction and recovery in post-disaster settings. Shared decision-making, implementation and evaluation are crucial to ensure reconstructed infrastructure delivers ...
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    • Characterizing Post-Disaster Reconstruction Training Methods and Learning Styles 

      Zerio, Alexander; Opdyke, Aaron; Javernick-Will, Amy
      Published 2016-12-01
      Large disasters damage or destroy infrastructure that is then reconstructed through programmes that train community members in construction techniques that reduce future risks. Despite the number of post-disaster reconstruction ...
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    • Constructing Authority in Disaster Relief Coordination 

      Koschmann, Matthew; Kopczynski, Jared; Opdyke, Aaron; Javernick-Will, Amy
      Published 2017-04-01
      The purpose of our study is to explore the social construction of authority in disaster relief coordination. We emphasize the ways in which stakeholders draw upon various discursive resources in order to establish or ...
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    • Inter-Organizational Resource Coordination in Post-Disaster Infrastructure Recovery 

      Opdyke, Aaron; Lepropre, Florence; Javernick-Will, Amy; Koschmann, Matthew
      Published 2016-10-01
      Despite significant advances in strengthening post-disaster recovery efforts, misaligned strategy and inefficient resource allocation are far too often the norm for infrastructure reconstruction. To examine the ...
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