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[http://openfresco.berkeley.edu Openfresco] (the Open-source Framework for Experimental Setup and Control) is an environment-independent software framework, based on modern object-oriented software design and programming methodologies. The software connects finite element models with control and data acquisition systems in an extensible manner to facilitate conducting local and geographically distributed hybrid simulations of structural systems. | [http://openfresco.berkeley.edu Openfresco] (the Open-source Framework for Experimental Setup and Control) is an environment-independent software framework, based on modern object-oriented software design and programming methodologies. The software connects finite element models with control and data acquisition systems in an extensible manner to facilitate conducting local and geographically distributed hybrid simulations of structural systems. | ||
The seminar will provide a short introduction to the hybrid simulation testing technique and illustrate how OpenFresco can be used to setup a hybrid model and execute a hybrid simulation. The following topics will be covered: | This seminar is the continuation of an earlier seminar [http://opensees.berkeley.edu/wiki/index.php/Discovering_OpenSees_-_Introduction_to_OpenFrescoExpress on OpenFresco''Express'']. The seminar will provide a short introduction to the hybrid simulation testing technique and illustrate how OpenFresco can be used to setup a hybrid model and execute a hybrid simulation. The following topics will be covered: | ||
* Introduction to hybrid simulation | * Introduction to hybrid simulation | ||
* Downloading and installing [http://openfresco.berkeley.edu/users/express/ OpenFresco''Express''] | * Downloading and installing [http://openfresco.berkeley.edu/users/express/ OpenFresco''Express''] | ||
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'''PPT presentation of the seminar can be found here:''' | '''PPT presentation of the seminar can be found here:''' | ||
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'''Video of the seminar can be found here:''' | '''Video of the seminar can be found here:''' | ||
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Revision as of 00:41, 2 March 2013
This seminar will occur March 7, 2013
Register for the seminar:
- March 7 at 9:00 am Pacific Time registration link [1]
- March 7 at 5:00 pm Pacific Time registration link [2]
Openfresco (the Open-source Framework for Experimental Setup and Control) is an environment-independent software framework, based on modern object-oriented software design and programming methodologies. The software connects finite element models with control and data acquisition systems in an extensible manner to facilitate conducting local and geographically distributed hybrid simulations of structural systems.
This seminar is the continuation of an earlier seminar on OpenFrescoExpress. The seminar will provide a short introduction to the hybrid simulation testing technique and illustrate how OpenFresco can be used to setup a hybrid model and execute a hybrid simulation. The following topics will be covered:
- Introduction to hybrid simulation
- Downloading and installing OpenFrescoExpress
- Example 1: building your first hybrid model
- Simulated versus real controllers
- Error monitors: assessing the goodness of a test
- Example 2: two-story building
- Resources for more complicated hybrid tests
- Summary and conclusions
PPT presentation of the seminar can be found here:
- [[Media:]]
Video of the seminar can be found here:
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