Welcome to CESG 599 - NHERI - An Introduction to SimCenter tool and DesignSafe Infrastructure!

What is CESG599-NHERI

This site provides a series of examples discussed during the CESG599-NHERI course. The course is designed to provide an introduction to the NHERI SimCenter tools and DesignSafe infrastructure. The course is intended for graduate students and researchers in the field of civil engineering, but it is open to anyone interested in learning about the tools and resources available through the NHERI SimCenter and DesignSafe.

Contents

• CESG599 - NHERI
  • An introduction to NHERI Simcenter tools and DesignSafe Resources
  • Authors:
  • Course Description
  • Learning Objectives
• QuoFEM - Settlements
  • Author: Kendra Mutch
  • Introduction
  • Project Description
  • Solution Strategy
  • SimCenter Tool Used
  • Example Applications
  • Remarks
• EEUQ - Transfer Function
  • Author: Erick Martinez
  • Introduction
  • Problem Description
  • Solution Strategy
  • SimCenter Tool Used
  • Example Application
  • Remarks
• S³ hark - Site Response 1
  • Author: José Manuel Barreto Espinola
  • Introduction
  • Problem Description
  • Solution Strategy
  • SimCenter Tool Used
  • Example Application
  • Remarks
• S³ hark - Site Response 2
  • Introduction
  • Problem Description
  • Solution Strategy
  • SimCenter Tool Used
  • Example Application
• R2D - Liquefaction
  • Author: Morgan Sanger
  • Introduction
  • Problem Description
  • Solution Strategy
  • SimCenter Tool Used
  • Example Application
  • Remarks
• R2D - Landslides
  • Author: Luis Angel Guerrero Hoyos
  • Introduction
  • Problem Description
  • Solution Strategy
  • SimCenter Tool Used
  • Example Application
  • Remarks
• R2D - Hurricane Damage
  • Author: Daniel Acosta Reyes
  • Introduction
  • Problem Description
  • Solution Strategy
  • SimCenter Tool Used
  • Example Application
  • Results
  • Remarks
• References

Acknowledgements

This supporting materials were developed by CESG 599 students and Pedro Arduino in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Washington under the auspices of the NHERI-SimCenter (SimCenter).