Lecture

Capacity Spectrum Method: Transformation and Evaluation

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Description

This lecture covers the capacity spectrum method, transformation of MDOF systems to SDOF systems, and pushover analysis for seismic engineering. It discusses advantages and disadvantages, displacement-based evaluation, and structural models for pushover analysis.

Instructors (4)

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