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Fig 1.

The mountanic stilted structure in HongYaDong, Chongqing.

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Fig 2.

The schematic diagram of two different foundations.

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Fig 3.

Planar calculation sketch.

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Table 1.

Parameters of the structure.

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Fig 4.

The schematic diagram of the mid-story isolated stilted structure in mountainous areas considering and without SSI.

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Table 2.

Parameters of isolated bearings.

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Table 3.

Parameters of foundation soil.

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Fig 5.

Acceleration response spectrum of ground motions.

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Table 4.

Parameters of ground motions.

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Table 5.

Structural period.

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Fig 6.

Inter-story shear of the structure in different down-slope directions.

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Fig 7.

Inter-story shear of the structure in different transverse-slope directions.

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Fig 8.

Amplification coefficient of inter-story shear forces in down-slope direction.

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Fig 9.

Amplification coefficient of inter-story shear forces in transverse-slope direction.

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Fig 10.

The peak acceleration time-history curve of the mid-story isolated stilted structure in mountainous areas considering and without SSI.

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Fig 11.

Schematic diagram of torsion angle.

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Fig 12.

Torsional angles in transverse-slope direction of six models of the mid-story isolated stilted structure.

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Fig 13.

The stress diagram of six models of the mid-story isolated stilted structures.

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Fig 14.

The foundation earth pressure diagrams of the mid-story isolated stilted structures considering SSI in different mountain slopes (Unit: N/m2).

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