Executable, beta, 17 Jul 2007 release.

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FEMA-funded fragility-function calculator developed by ATC-58. See related document for explanation of the math. This is the executable Java software available to all registered AGORA members. (Be sure you have Java on your computer; it is free at http://www.java.com/en/download/index.jsp.) Source code is available to users willing to contribute enhancements or other source code back to AGORA. Contact keith@cohen-porter.net.

Documentation for HAZUS-based fatality rates in ordinary buildings.

Fraction of occupants killed as a function of site-soil-adjusted Sa(0.3 sec, 5%) or Sa(1.0, 5%) and region, site class, magnitude, and distance range. See Porter manuscript for documentation.

Alpha testing version of single-site loss-exceedance curve calculator. Send feedback to keith@cohen-porter.net.

Math for FEMA fragility function calculator by ATC-58.

Mini-manual for the FEMA fragility function calculator by ATC-58. The executable Java software is also available here. Send feedback to keith@cohen-porter.net.

HAZUS repair-cost seismic vulnerability functions for residential occupancies

Keith Porter, University of Colorado at Boulder

2 Jan 2008

This text file presents results of a study documented in Porter, K.A., in press, Cracking an open safe: more HAZUS vulnerabi lity functions in terms of structure-independent intensity, Submitted to Earthquake Spectra 2 Jan 2008.

The vulnerability functions presented herein are copyrighted 2008 by Keith Porter and may not be used for commercial purpose s without the author's prior written consent. They may be used for educational and academic research purposes, so long as th ey are properly acknowledged using the foregoing citation.

The user is advised that these results have not yet been peer reviewed, and no warrantee is made as to their accuracy or app ropriateness to any particular use. The user is encouraged to check www.risk-agora.org for an updated database or confirmation that the original data have been peer reviewed, some time after 30 Jun 2008.

Please direct inquiries and comments to keith@cohen-porter.net .

Porter: woodframe building models used for 2006-2007 SCEC-CEA project on rupture-to-rafters physics-based modeling of building performance. These are pancake (2-D, plan-view) models for Ruaumoko.

OSRE2 was developed with Microsoft VB .NET 2005. Please note that you must have the .NET Framework installed on your computer in order to use OSRE2. The Microsoft .NET Framework is responsible for running programs developed in .NET. If you are running Windows XP SP2, the Microsoft.NET Framework was most probably installed along with SP2. To check if it is already installed on your system, go to “Control Panel \ Add & Remove Programs” and see if it's listed there. If it is not, click the link below to download it from Microsoft (FREE),

• Microsoft.NET Framework 2.0

 

and follow the instructions given there. You only have to download it and install it once, and then you can run any program written in VB.NET.

In order to run OSRE2 unzip the contents of the zip file somewhere on your hard drive and double-click on OSRE2.exe to run the program.

Documentation for OSRE2 can be found HERE ! 

For any queries regarding OSRE please contact Christakis Mina, Kyoto University.

OSRE1 was developed with Microsoft VB .NET 2003. Please note that you must have the .NET Framework installed on your computer in order to use OSRE. The Microsoft .NET Framework is responsible for running programs developed in .NET. If you are running Windows XP SP2, the Microsoft.NET Framework was most probably installed along with SP2. To check if it is already installed on your system, go to “Control Panel \ Add & Remove Programs” and see if it's listed there. If it is not, click the link below to download it from Microsoft (FREE),

• Microsoft.NET Framework 1.1

 

and follow the instructions given there. You only have to download it and install it once, and then you can run any program written in VB.NET.

Documentation for OSRE1 can be found HERE !

For any queries regarding OSRE please contact Christakis Mina, Kyoto University.