Geodesic Dome Structural Analysis and Design
analysis has been considered as the key tool to obtain design data from the complex 3D dome model, and then manually checked against steel structure standards AS 4100-1998. In addition, an Excel spreadsheet was developed using finite element analysis method to extract the forces for each element, then the results were compared against the outcomes
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