Daniel O. X. Medina Quispe (DOX)

Daniel O. X. Medina Quispe (DOX)

Civil Engineer & Researcher

Civil engineer and researcher in structural engineering, seismic monitoring, AI, and scientific computing.

Resources and demos

Code, animations, figures, and reproducible engineering material.

This section is for things that are hard to appreciate from GitHub alone: model animations, plots, notebooks, simulation outputs, teaching files, and rendered visual demos.

Code Demos

Visual outputs from scripts and repositories, prepared as a small technical gallery.

Nonlinear Time History Analysis demo
Python repository

Nonlinear Time History Analysis

This project performs a nonlinear time-history analysis of an 8-story reinforced concrete structure using interactive programming with Python and the OpenSeesPy library. The analysis is based on the guidelines of the Peruvian technical standard E.030 for earthquakes and compares the results with the commercial software ETABS. Additionally, the DXF format is used to import the initial structural design, and EZDXF is used to manipulate these files in Python.

The source code is available on my GitHub profile.

Interactive demo Repository Context
Animation slot

Structural model animation

Placeholder for future GIFs or short videos showing frame behavior, deformation, modal shapes, or 3D views.

Signal demo

Monitoring records

Space for time histories, spectra, modal parameters, and DeepIsolationNet monitoring outputs.

Featured Material

Reusable notes, webinars, and visual explanations that support the research and teaching pages.

Webinar material
Webinar

Análisis Modal Espectral con Python

Presentation material and Python code for spectral modal analysis using NumPy, SciPy, and Matplotlib.

Open resource
Finite element formulation
Visual note

Finite Element Method

Figures and explanations about FEM discretization, formulation, assembly, applications, and limitations.

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GPT models in construction
AI note

ChatGPT in Construction

A practical explanation of generative AI, limitations, and possible uses in construction-sector workflows.

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