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LARS: version 3.0 released!
LARS is a simple tool for the lightning assessment of risk for a structure, according to standard IEC 62305-2, second edition.
It is possible to divide the structure into zones, insert an arbitrary number of external lines and internal systems.
The project data and the results of calculation can be shown or saved into files.
The source code is written in Java allowing for the use on different operative systems.
All files utilized to store project data are simple text files, this is to facilitate sharing data amongst designers.
2014-01-01
LARS: Version 2.5 released!
LARS is a simple tool for the lightning assessment of risk for a structure, according to standard IEC 62305-2, first edition.
It is possible to divide the structure into zones, insert an arbitrary number of external lines and internal services and insert the values of the components related to economic loss.
The project data and the results of calculation can be shown or saved into text files.
The source code is written in Java allowing for the use on different operative systems.... read more
2009-12-02
LARS: Version 2.0 released!
LARS is a simple tool for the lightning assessment of risk for a structure, according to standard IEC 62305-2, first edition.
It is possible to divide the structure into zones, insert an arbitrary number of external lines and internal services and insert the values of the components related to economic loss.
The project data and the results of calculation can be shown or saved into text files.
The source code is written in Java allowing for the use on different operative systems.... read more
2008-01-01
LARS 1.0 - welcome
LARS is a simple tool for the lightning assessment of risk for a structure, according to standard IEC 62305-2, first edition.
It is possible to divide the structure into zones and insert an arbitrary number of external lines and internal services.
The project data and the results of calculation can be shown or saved into text files.
The source code is written in Java allowing for the use on different operative systems.... read more
2007-02-26
