3. Quick start¶
3.1. Download and Install s3hark¶
The app is here if you haven’t got it. Follow the instruction here to download and install the application.
3.2. Download and Install OpenSees¶
The current version of s3hark utilizes OpenSees as its backend. Its internal backend is being developed and will be available in next release.
If you don’t have OpenSees installed, go to the download page to register.
After registration, you can proceed to the download page by entering your email address and clicking the Submit button.
Read through that page, then download and install the correct versions of OpenSees and Tcl depending on your system (Windows or Mac).
Remember the installation path of OpenSees.
3.3. Download input motion files¶
Click this link
to download demos for input rock motion files.
Unzip the downloaded file, and you’ll see two json demos: one is for 1D shaking, the other is for bi-directional shaking. You can use either one.
3.4. Add soil layers¶
Click the ‘+’ button on the top of the table to add a soil layer.
3.5. Run the analysis¶
Make sure the following two paths have been set correctly in the Configure tab:
- OpenSees executable path
- Ground motion file path
Click the ‘Analyze’ button to start the simulation.