Earthquake Software for Response Spectrum Matching
SeismoMatch is an application capable of adjusting earthquake accelerograms to match a specific target response spectrum, using the wavelets algorithm proposed by Abrahamson [1992] and Hancock et al. [2006] or the algorithm proposed by Al Atik and Abrahamson [2010]. After loading some accelerograms and defining the target response spectrum, users need only to define the spectral matching algorithm, adjust the spectral matching period range, set the required tolerance and the spectral matching is executed.
SeismoMatch also features a module in which a user can combine many matched accelerograms in order to obtain a combined mean matched spectrum that fulfils the user’s requirements regarding maximum and mean misfit.
Strong-Motion Parameters Computed for the Matched Accelerograms
Completely visual interface. No input or configuration files, programming scripts or any other time-consuming and complex text editing requirements.
Due to its full integration with the Windows environment, SeismoMatch allows for numerical and graphical results to be copied to any Windows application (e.g. MS Excel, MS Word, etc.), noting that the plots characteristics can be fully customised from within the program itself.
Licensing
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Licenses for Academic Use & Discounts
We offer Αcademic Licences to users who are currently enrolled with an academic/research institution. If you are interested in receiving an Academic Licence, please request it by using the registration module at the start-up of the programs.
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* In Academic/Trial Version, a minimum tolerance equal to 0.30 can be used.