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Webinar
Ongoing Registration In Progress Closed
Physics-Based Disaster Simulation and Resilience Assessment At City Scale
    📅 May 6th 2026 (Wed)
📍Online (GotoWebinar)
🕑Slot 1 (APAC) 13:00 SGT | 15:00 AET | 17:00 NZST
Slot 2 (EUROPE) 13:00 CEST | 14:00 TRT
💻Duration: 60min - 90min
Session Overview

You design buildings one at a time but disasters strike entire cities.

 

Empirical damage models break down the moment they face new structural systems with no historical loss data to lean on. In cities where major earthquakes haven't struck in decades, what is your actual basis for saying a building is safe?

 

This webinar introduces a physics-based framework that scales nonlinear time history analysis from a single structure to hundreds of thousands of buildings across an entire city. By integrating GPU parallel computing, City Information Model (CIM), and AI, you will see how hazards can be simulated within a single unified workflow and how real cities have already been assessed within two hours of an actual seismic event.

 

🎁 All attendees are provided with Techinical Guide written directly by the speaker after a quick survey submission


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Learning Objectives

📌Understand why city scale Nonlinear Time-History Analysis (NLTHA) is both necessary and now achievable 

 

📌 Master a CIM-based multi-hazard simulation workflow that unifies earthquake, fire, and wind in one framework 


📌 Learn how AI-accelerated damage assessment can be deployed in real post-earthquake response 

 

 

 

Who Should Attend

✋  Structural engineers working on buildings in seismically active regions who want to move beyond code compliance and understand how their designs perform at a city scale 

 

Government and public sector engineers responsible for urban disaster preparedness, post-earthquake emergency response, or city-level risk assessment 

 

Engineering firm leaders and technical directors looking to strengthen their practice's capability in seismic performance assessment and disaster risk analysis 

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This session will be streamed twice a day to fit your time zone.
Check your regional time below and join at your convenience.

May 6th Wednesday
Time
Zone
Slot 1 Slot 2

AET 

  15:00   21:00 
CEST  07:00  13:00

SGT, MYT

 13:00  19:00
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Slot 1 features a live Q&A with the speaker, while Slot 2 offers a hosted Q&A session. 

 

 

Speaker

Xin-Zheng Lu
Xin-Zheng Lu
Professor and the Head of the Institute of Disaster Prevention
and Mitigation Engineering at Tsinghua University, Beijing, China

Professor Lu has shaped real world practice from the structural design of Beijing's tallest building (CITIC Tower, 528m) to an AI-based design system now deployed across 5,000+ engineering projects.

 

His work has earned China's National Natural Science Award and the XPLORER PRIZE, recognizing contributions that live equally in research and practice.