The Auckland Structural Group (ASG) seeks to create and foster "a community of like-minded individuals sharing their structural engineering experiences and showcasing their engineering structures in and around the Auckland area".
When – 29 November 2017 // Dr Amy Lovisa – Technical Presentation #1 1:00 – 1:40 pm Incorporating nonlinearities in a structural analysis Seismic assessment often requires significant simplification of a complex problem. Effects such as material yielding and…
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When – 17 August – 1.00-3.00pm, including safety briefing and site walks (we can accommodate two groups of 8 at this time) // Where – The meeting point at 12.45pm – Level 17, AMP Building, 29 Customs Street, Auckland CBD….
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When – Thursday 20th July 2017 // Abstract The City Rail Link (CRL) is a rail project in Auckland. The project consists of an electrified, double-track rail tunnel underneath Auckland’s City Centre, running for approximately 3.5 km between Britomart Transport…
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When – Wednesday 7 June 2017 // Abstract The 2016 Kaikōura earthquake caused a partial floor collapse in the 2005 Statistics House on the Wellington waterfront. Following this, the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment appointed an independent panel…
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When – Tuesday 2nd May 2017 // Presentation #1: State of the Art of Tall and Super-tall Building Structures in China Having a history of 110 years, the modern tall buildings originated from the USA and evolved in the developed…
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Presentation When – Tuesday 21st March 2017 // Abstract This presentation will address three specific related ideas: Outline some of the technical and non-technical issues that may help address and possibly resolve the “structural engineering resilience dilemma” – which exists…
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Presentation When – Thursday 23rd February 2017 // Abstract The M7.8 Kaikoura Earthquake, 14 November 2016, On 14 November 2016 a M7.8 earthquake hit Kaikoura, New Zealand, this talk outlines some of the engineering response, observations and learnings from the…
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When – Wednesday 7th December 2016 // Abstract: To reduce the seismic demand, friction sliding devices installed in the structural system of buildings are a cost-efficient solution. Friction devices dissipate energy through the relative sliding developed between two solid interfaces….
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Presentation When – Thursday 13th October 2016 // Abstract: Structural engineers have been educated for decades on designing new structures. They were taught that the design should aim at functionality and structural safety. It was a historical omision to underestimate…
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Presentation When – Thursday 1st September 2016 // Abstract: This presentation will give an overview of the wind related issues in the design of high rises and shaping optimization strategies and will also outline the importance of damping, both intrinsic…
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