Oasys GSA is a comprehensive structural analysis program with versatile design capabilities.

It is important to know how your structure will respond to use. Will the human induced vibration disturb the occupants or even stop them from working? It is even more important to know the environmental impact of your structure and the different scheme options. With GSA you can measure the embodied energy, carbon, and other factors.

From footbridges to laboratories, whether built in steel, concrete, or timber, Oasys GSA is the program that experienced engineers rely on to give them the answers.

This webinar covers how you can use GSA to assess your building or bridge for footfall: human induced vibration to CCIP-016, SCI P345, or AISC DG11.

Watch the recording here.

Presenter:

Peter Debney

Peter Debney is a Chartered Engineer and a Fellow of the Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE), as well as a member of the International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering (IABSE). He is the senior consultant, structural application specialist, support manager, and quality manager for Arup in the Oasys software group. He has been a Visiting Professor at the University of Bradford and is a visiting lecturer at several universities. He is a regular public speaker and has published a book on Computational Engineering.