viiaPackage documentation

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The seismic assessments of building structures in Groningen for the VIIA project are executed with the viiaPackage. The viiaPackage is a python tool developed by structural engineers in the VIIA project. The viiaPackage is setup to create models in different ways and to prepare and execute the seismic analysis. For the assessment a report is automatically generated based on the data in the model. The final deliverable remains the responsibility of the structural engineer and the viiaPackage is only a tool for him or her in the process.

Currently the viiaPackage supports the following analysis type: NLTH. The Non-Linear Time History analysis (NLTH) can be performed in DIANA 10.9 software. Following the current project settings of VIIA. Other methods like the Modal Response Spectrum analyses (MRS), the Non-Linear Push-Over analysis (NLPO) and Reference Approach (NLTH-REF) are still available in the viiaPackage, but because they are not in the current workflow, they are not maintained.

This version of the viiaPackage is based on the following Basis of Design:

NLTH
VIIA_QE_R376 Basis of Design Retrofit Advice NLTH 11.0, d.d. 29 August 2024

You can provide feedback (bug reports, suggestions or feature requests) here:



Starters manuals The starters introduction presentations for new colleagues can be found here and here.

Note

The viiaPackage requires Python version 3.10 or 3.11.

For use by VIIA

Copyright VIIA

Table of contents

NLTH Protocol


The following how-to guides are aiming at specific topics when using the viiaPackage:



The following pages contain the workshops for the viiaPackage:


The following pages are currently not updated (because there are currently no objects in SLAMA):


The following pages are currently not updated (because there are currently not in the current workflow):


The following pages are currently not updated (because there are currently no objects in NLPO):


The reference guide for the modules in the viiaPackage can be found in the following sections: