Out-of-plane shake-table tests on full-scale URM gables considering different roof configurations (ERIES-SUPREME)

This dataset includes displacement and acceleration recordings from dynamic shake-table tests performed on full-scale unreinforced masonry (URM) gable walls until their complete collapse. The tests aimed to evaluate their seismic capacity and predominant failure mechanisms, accounting for different roof diaphragm typologies, each imposing a unique filtering effect on the input motion. Incremental dynamic tests, simulating both induced and tectonic earthquake scenarios, were conducted on three full-scale URM gables. Due to laboratory constraints, the actual roof diaphragms were not included in the experiments. Instead, differential motions were applied to the top and bottom shake tables to simulate gable interaction with three distinct roof configurations: stiff, semi-flexible, and flexible. The shake-table tests were conducted in 2024 at the 9DLAB testing facilities of the EUCENTRE Foundation in Pavia, Italy. These tests formed part of the ERIESSUPREME (Seismic oUt-of-Plane REsponse of Masonry gablEs) experimental program, a multiteam work led by the Delft University of Technology (TU Delft, The Netherlands) in collaboration with the University of Pavia (Italy), Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research (TNO, The Netherlands), and University of Advanced Studies IUSS Pavia (Italy).