Terms & Conditions

Data Security

We are committed to ensuring that your information is secure. In order to prevent unauthorised access or disclosure we have put in place suitable physical, electronic and managerial procedures to safeguard and secure the information we collect.

All data is stored in secure electronic systems accessible only to Oasys staff with both valid network login credentials and specific authorisation to access the system.  Our systems further limit data access by role to ensure data is available only to those who have a specific need to see it.

If at any point you suspect or receive a suspicious communication from someone suggesting they work for Oasys or a website claiming to be affiliated with Oasys, please forward the communication to us or report the incident by email to [email protected] or in writing to Oasys, 8 Fitzroy Street, London, UK, W1T 4BJ as soon as possible.

Data Security Notice Updated 27th February 2020

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Website Terms and Conditions

The contents of this web site are protected by copyright and other intellectual property rights under international conventions. No copying of any words, images, graphic representations or other information contained in this web site is permitted without the prior written permission of the webmaster for this site.

Oasys accepts no responsibility for the content of any external site that links to or from this site.

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Software Licensing Terms

Terms and Conditions of Purchase

The full conditions of purchase and maintenance for all Oasys desktop software are set out in the Oasys Software Licence and Support Agreement.

The full conditions of purchase and maintenance for Oasys Gofer and Oasys Giraphe are set out in the Gofer SaaS Agreement  and the Giraphe SaaS agreement.

All prices are subject to TAX at the current rate.

Prices and specifications are subject to change without notice – please ask for a written quotation.

Although every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of all information contained herein, the contents do not form or constitute a representation, warranty, or part of any contract.

Superseded Versions of Terms and Conditions

Oasys keeps copies of all superseded versions of its terms and conditions.

Maintenance & Support Services

Support and maintenance is included with all subscription licences for their full duration.

Annual maintenance contracts are available for software under a perpetual licence, prices are based on a percentage of the most recent list price.

This service includes:

 

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Cookies Policies

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Research Papers

Oasys software takes advantage of the latest research, some of which is created by Oasys staff and our colleagues in Arup, some by our clients and independent researchers. Below is a selection that the authors have kindly given us permission to publish.

In 2011, version 8.6 of the finite element-based structural analysis package Oasys GSA was released. A new feature in this release was the estimation of the 1-norm condition number…

Written by

Ramaseshan Kannan, Stephen Hendry, Nicholas J. Higham, Francoise Tisseur
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Structural engineers need to understand the environmental impact of their designs. This paper describes a project undertaken to review the confusing array of data and provide an approach which links data, tools and real-life material specification.

Written by

Sarah C. Kaethner, Frances Yan
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At major transit terminals large, volumes of people, intricate operational procedures, and complex built environments present significant challenges to effective pedestrian facility design. Transbay Terminal in San Francisco is a prime example of layered complexity…

Written by

Erin Morrow
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This brief technical note summarises the key methods in codes and the literature and how they are applied. It is a synthesis of papers presented by the author last year at the New Zealand Geotechnical Symposium and…

Written by

Merrick Taylor
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This paper describes how data collected from observed evacuation drills were used to validate the 3D agent-based pedestrian simulation tool, MassMotion, for egress modeling. MassMotion employs 3D environments and behavioral profiles to model and analyze pedestrian movements and route choice…

Written by

Eric Rivers, Carla Jaynes, Amanda Kimball, Erin Morrow, Micah Zarnke
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Coated woven fabrics are used in state-of-the-art structures yet broad assumptions are made in both material testing and analysis. Design is not codified and relies heavily on experience and precedent. Increasingly architects are moving away from conventional fabric forms, often utilising lower levels of curvature and new materials…

Written by

Benjamin N. Bridgens, Peter D. Gosling, Caroline H. Patterson, Stuart J. Rawson, Newton Hove
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Union Station is the most important transportation hub serving the Greater Toronto Area. The revitalization of Union Station is intended to improve the delivery of local, regional and national rail passenger services. The revitalization process is being facilitated by the City of Toronto and other parties that have an interest in Union Station…

Written by

Jeff Bateman, Tim Laspa, Erin Morrow
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Evacuation and human behaviour in emergency situations is one of the most important aspects when designing “safe” buildings. A thorough understanding of the building, its means of escape, the amount and types of occupants, its alarm and detection systems, etc, is essential to improving the overall occupant’s safety…

Written by

Gabriele Vigne, Felipe Herrera, Jimmy Jönsson, Dermot O'Donnell
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In the 21st century, as free-form design gains popularity, free-form grid shells are becoming a universal structural solution, enabling merger of structure and facade into a single layer – a skin. This paper show some of the results of a research project concerned with the optimization of grid structures over some predefined free form shape…

Written by

Milos Dimcic, Jan Knippers
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The first possibilities for engineers to analyse membrane structures were based on physical modelling; now approximately 60 years later this task is nearly completely overtaken by computer simulations. Through the years the software has improved by using better form finding algorithms, resulting in highly advanced software…

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Wouter Brok and Patrick Teuffel
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