Structural Pre-Assessment

Structural Health Pre-Assessment Platform

AI-Powered Rapid Seismic Risk Analysis

By filling out the form below, you can submit your building’s structural properties to our AI-powered simulation engine. Our system aims to provide a general overview of your building’s risk status using 4 internationally recognized earthquake engineering standards.

⚠️ IMPORTANT: These analyses are for preliminary information purposes only. The results cannot replace an official Earthquake Performance Test (Risky Building Assessment) conducted by expert engineers in laboratory and field environments.

🇺🇸 FEMA P-154

The rapid visual screening standard of the US Federal Emergency Management Agency. A score of 2.0 and above indicates the building is in the safe zone.

🇳🇿 NZSEE (%NBS)

Evaluates the building’s capacity against the New Building Standard according to New Zealand codes. Results of 67% and above indicate compliance with current standards.

🇺🇸 ASCE 41-17

Calculates the Demand-Capacity Ratio (DCR). A ratio of less than 1.0 indicates the building has adequate capacity to withstand earthquake loads.

🇯🇵 JBDPA (Is)

The Japanese seismic index method. It measures the building’s toughness and shear capacity. An index of 0.6 and above is targeted for safety.

STEP 1 (Basic Information)

Distance to Fault Line *

Soil Class (Seismic Code Equivalent) *

Construction Year Period *

Total Number of Stories (Including Basement) *

Structural Irregularities (Check if applicable)

Soft Story (Commercial/High Ground Floor) Heavy Overhang (Cantilever Balcony on Upper Floors) Plan Asymmetry (L, T, U Shaped Building)

STEP 2 (Engineering Details)

* If any of these fields are left blank, advanced capacity analyses (ASCE and JBDPA) cannot be calculated due to missing data.

Base Floor Area (m²)

Total Number of Columns

Average Column Width (Short Edge)

Average Column Length (Long Edge)

Total Length of Shear Walls (Meters)

Shear Wall Thickness (cm)

Concrete Grade (Compressive Strength)

Legal Disclaimer: I acknowledge that this analysis is a simulation for preliminary information purposes only, does not replace an official risky building assessment report, and site management cannot be held legally/financially responsible for decisions made based on these results.