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- Explore integrated precast workflows in MIDAS GEN NX, connecting structural analysis, Eurocode-based design, and detailing to improve engineering efficiency.
- Learn practical methods for seismic assessment of historic masonry structures, including numerical modelling, modal analysis, response spectrum analysis, and nonlinear pushover analysis.
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Description
This webinar explores two key applications of MIDAS GEN NX: efficient precast structural design and seismic assessment of historic masonry buildings. Through practical workflows and engineering case studies, experts demonstrate how integrated modelling, Eurocode-based design, and advanced structural analysis support efficient engineering and reliable structural performance evaluation.
Key Points
Integrated Precast Design: Discover how MIDAS GEN NX streamlines structural analysis, design, and detailing for precast structures.
Historic Masonry Modelling: Learn how to model heritage buildings, accounting for material properties, structural connections, existing damage, and geometric irregularities.
Seismic Performance Assessment: Explore modal, response spectrum, and nonlinear pushover analyses to evaluate seismic behavior and structural safety.
Benefit
Official GEN NX License
Issued upon session completion
Speaker
He has published extensively in international Q1 and Q2 journals, as well as in book chapters and conference proceedings. His work combines modal, response-spectrum and pushover analyses with practical numerical modelling, including case studies of traditional masonry buildings, historic schools, mosques, and timber–masonry structures.