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Data Availability Statement
This research was conducted as part of a collaborative research
by Kyoto University, Osaka Institute of Technology, and JAXA,
“Examination of data assimilation method for simulation of
collapse analysis of wooden houses using quality engineering.”
In the time-history response analysis, we used the Japan Aerospace
Exploration Agency supercomputer system JSS3. In addition,
NCN Co., Ltd. cooperated with the test specimen of the shaking
table test.
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