Demos creation for OQ-VMTK#16
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Description
This update adds new demonstration notebooks to broaden the coverage of OQ-VMTK applications. The goal is to provide users with a more complete set of examples that illustrate the full range of functionalities, from generating idealised numerical models (i.e., SDOF oscillators and MDOF stick-and-mass models) to vulnerability model derivation.
Motivation
Previously, the repository included only a limited set of demonstrations, which did not fully showcase the flexibility of OQ-VMTK. By expanding the number of examples, users can now explore the different workflows step by step and better understand how to adapt them to their projects.
Changes Introduced
Added new demonstration notebooks covering the end-to-end vulnerability modeling workflow, including intensity measure processing, model compilation, pushover analyses, nonlinear time-history analyses, fragility analysis, storey loss function application, loss model quantification.
Improved consistency and clarity across demonstrations.
Enhanced documentation to guide users through the end-to-end process.
Impact
These updates make the repository a more comprehensive reference, helping users leverage OQ-VMTK for the full spectrum of supported applications.