CEEN 545 - Supplemental Lecture - Spectral Matching with SeismoMatch

This lecture demonstrates how to use the SeismoSoft software SeismoMatch to perform basic spectral matching of time histories. The goal of spectral matching is to produce time histories that closely match some target response spectrum.

[@jackgraham6122]

My masters dissertation is using spectral matching, thank you for the videos they really help

[@omairshafiq1998]

My Masters project needs me to use multiple time histories,this helps tons. Thank you sirr

[@9shahed]

great content

[@dogustinas2918]

its very helpful thanks for your effort

[@peterally]

Seismosoft is an Italian developer together with the Univ of Pavia and the EUCentre

[@cristobalsanchez9425]

Excellent video. Thanks for sharing. I have a question: What to do if the displacement graph from some point starts to separate from the zero value and finish far from it? What this means?

[@waqarahmad7164]

i am facing invalid floating point operation error.. whats this?

[@monoral41]

why should we match via 2 round? will 1 round not be enough accurate?

[@satriaraharja446]

Sir, I want to ask you something.
Why the result of my response spectra records are different when on the website and when I input in the seismomatch.
I look forward to hearing your reply soon. Thankyou.

[@chalavadisaisrujankumar6703]

Hey, Did you figure out why by any chance?

[@omairshafiq1998]

are you sure the program uses the same algorithm caue I see two
for the same
Al atik and Abrahamson (2010) and Hancock et al. (2006)