Existing Building Assessment and Retrofitting & Turkey Earthquake Review

Existing Building Assessment and Retrofitting & Turkey Earthquake Review



The technical details and aftermath of the Türkiye Earthquake are uncovered in this webinar. You will find out everything you want to know about the disaster and see the collapsed city with your own eyes in this video. Moreover, the significant features of ProtaStructure allowing you to easily perform existing building assessment and retrofit modeling are explained by the Prota Software Product Manager, Mustafa Tan.

Outline:
  1. Turkey Earthquake Review
  2. Regional Tectonics & Seismic Source
  3. Site Reconnaissance
  4. Existing Building Assessment with Nonlinear Analysis
  5. Retrofit Techniques
  6. Story of a Building That Survived

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