NCSEA Webinars
May 18, 2012: The California Emergency Management Agency (CalEMA) Safety Assessment Program (SAP)
Jim Barnes
June 14, 2012: That’s in the Code?!? Ten Overlooked Provisions in AWS D1.1
Duane Miller
June 21, 2012: ASCE 7-10 Significant Wind Load Provision Changes
Bill Coulbourne
July 24, 2012: Design Provisions for Lumber & Glulam Beams based on the 2012 NDS
David Pollock
July 31, 2012: Design of Bolted Connections using the 2012 NDS
David Pollock
August 7, 2012: Aluminum Structural Member Design
Randy Kissell
August 21 2012: Aluminum Mechanical & Welded Connections Design
Randy Kissell
September 13, 2012: Design of Environmental Concrete Structures with ACI-350
William Wallace
October 11, 2012: Tools for Structural Assessment – Part 1: Visual & Physical Surveys, Destructive and Non-Destructive Testing
Matthew Carlton
November 1, 2012: I-Codes Structural Provisions for Existing Buildings
David Bonowitz
November 8, 2012: Tools for Structural Assessment – Part 2: Instrumentation, Monitoring & Load Testing
Matthew Carlton
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- Guide to the Design of Out-of-Plane Wall Anchorage: Based on the 2006/2009 IBC and ASCE/SEI 7-05 Use promotion code: NCSEA
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NCSEA is pleased to announce the development of a web-based database to make it easier to contact structural
engineers for assessments following a disaster. Please click on this link to add your name and pertinent
information to this system, so that you can receive timely updates regarding training, SEER program developments,
and deployment opportunities, following natural and man-made disasters.
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