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IIDAP is a standalone MATLAB-based program that was first developed in 2018 at the Resilient Steel Structures Laboratory (RESSLAB) in Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland. With 10K+ lines of code IIDAP is capable of performing a variety of dynamic analysis procedures ranging from simple response history analysis to response spectrum and incremental dynamic analyses on single degree-of-freedom systems (SDoF). IIDAP includes a wide-ranging library of SDoF system models ranging from simple non-deteriorating linear and bilinear models to state-of-the-art deteriorating bilinear pinched and peak-oriented responses. A seismic hazard module is also included for the quantification of collapse risk. IIDAP is highly beneficial for both educational and research purposes.
The updates in v1.3.0 include the following: • Updated/Adaptive graphics. • Results module: IDA curves for absolute acceleration. • Ground Motion Plot module: Plots for SAavg, incremental velocity (IV) and FIV3. • Code modifications for faster computations.
collapse risk, response history analysis, structural dynamic, nonlinear analysis, SDoF, incremental dynamic analysis, deteriorating systems
collapse risk, response history analysis, structural dynamic, nonlinear analysis, SDoF, incremental dynamic analysis, deteriorating systems
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