The TAC Young Member’s Committee is excited to announce the next session in our educational series for our members led by speaker Ali Fallah Yeznabad, GHD Consultant "Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis and Performance-based Analysis for Design and Analysis of Geo-structural Systems: Case Study of Sloping Grounds in Greater Vancouver, BC." In this presentation on Tuesday, July 9, 2024, at 3 pm (EST) / 12 pm (PST), an example of embankments and sloping grounds in Greater Vancouver, based on the local tectonic of BC are considered where the criterion of acceptable performance is usually specified by tolerable displacements of the soil body. PSHA and local seismicity and their effects are elaborated, and the difference between a probabilistic solution and a traditional pseud-probabilistic method is also shown. Based on realistic and more accurate results of PSHA-based PBD, this kind of analysis is recommended for future seismic evaluations in the area of geo-structural systems. Learn more about the presentation and the speaker at: https://buff.ly/40sL5AX Focused on introductory topics, the webinar series will strive to teach basic tunnelling themes not often taught in school but beneficial to those working in the industry. If you’re a student, just starting your career, or someone who likes to continually learn, then you’ll be sure to pick up something new. #TAC #YoungMembers #Tunnelling #CanadianTunneling #geo-structural #seismichazardanalysis
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