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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 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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When – 1.30pm – Friday 31 August 2018 // Where – Surrey Hotel – 465 Great North Rd,Grey Lynn, Auckland 1021 (there are some parks by reception, at the back and also across the road in the motel part of…
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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 – 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 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WOdKg0Iw2E 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…
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When – Thursday 4th August 2016 // Abstract: Bifurcation and finite-deflection stability analyses represent two general stability theories and they lead to the first-order linear and direct analysis methods of design for checking of structural stability and capacity. In…
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Presentation https://youtube.com/watch?v=OVjOkUU6En8 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…
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