👉 Shake engineering, also known as seismic engineering, is a specialized field focused on designing structures to withstand the dynamic forces generated by earthquakes. It involves understanding how buildings and infrastructure respond to seismic waves, which can cause intense ground shaking and lateral movements. Engineers use advanced techniques such as base isolation, energy dissipation systems, and structural reinforcement to ensure that buildings can absorb and distribute seismic forces without collapsing. The goal is to minimize damage, protect occupants, and maintain functionality after an earthquake, thereby enhancing the resilience of urban environments in seismically active regions.
