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    Perception of seismic design by architects in Algeria

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    2020
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    Benfarhat, Bachir
    Benouar, Djillali
    Cartier, Stéphane
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    The purpose of this article is to analyse the results of a survey towards the architects and engineers of construction in order to estimate the perception of the anti-seismic protection amongst these professionals. It focuses more on the architects who design buildings and, in many cases, monitor their implementation. The main result is the observation of inadequacies and gaps in seismic culture amongst the professionals, especially architects. These difficulties require the reinforcement of earthquake-resistant training. This effort to upgrade skills is as important as other aspects of the preventive management of the seismic risk in Algeria.
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    https://doi.org/10.4102/jamba.v12i1.864
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