Tag Archive: Modelling

PRESENTATION: “Performance-Based Seismic Design of Tall Buildings” by Jack Moehle, Ed & Diane Wilson, Professor of Structural Engineering, University of California

Presentation Video When – 5.30pm – Wednesday 20th February 2019 // Where – Building 301, Large Chemistry/301-G050 (Chemistry Building in Science Centre), University of Auckland. Opposite Engineering School (Refer City Campus Map below).   Agenda – 17:30 pre-presentation refreshments 18:00…
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PRESENTATION: “Designing Modern Stadiums and Arenas – Wind Loading and other Design Considerations” by Kevin Peddie; Rowan Williams Davies & Irwin Inc (RWDI)

Presentation Video When – 5.30pm – Thursday 15th November 2018 // Where – Building 423, Conference Centre, Room: Conf Centre/423-342 (Next to School of Engineering), University of Auckland. Access from Symonds Street Agenda 17:30 pre-presentation refreshments 18:00 presentation Please register…
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ASG/Simuserv Seminar – Modelling and Simulation Methods for Structural Engineers

ASG/Simuserv Presentation - Modelling

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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PRESENTATION – Friction Sliding Devices for Earthquake Resistant Buildings: Experimental Testing and Modelling

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 – “Modelling and Design of Tall RC Core Wall Buildings” by Prof. John Wallace

Presentation When – Wednesday 13th April 2016 // Abstract: Over the last fifteen years, use of alternative design approaches that use of nonlinear response history analyses (NLRHA) have become common in California. Consensus documents have been developed to help guide…
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