This invention discloses a multi-scale modeling and disaster
response analysis method and
system for island and
reef-water-bound structures. The method includes: using a continuous medium model and a linear elastic constitutive model for the
reef platform; using a continuous medium model and a Hardin-Drnevich constitutive model for the
calcareous coral sand foundation, which is embedded into ABAQUS through a user-defined material
subroutine and verified; using a structural equivalent medium model and an
unstructured mesh for low-load-bearing areas of the water-bound structure, and a structural
solid micro-model and a locally refined mesh for high-load-bearing areas; constructing the interface between the two types of models using a penalty function contact
algorithm to form a full-scale three-dimensional model; employing explicit dynamic analysis to simulate the full
coupling of seismic
waves,
reef body, and structure, as well as wave-foundation-structure
coupling, outputting island and reef stress,
displacement field,
structural stress and plastic strain cloud maps, and damage evolution data, thereby achieving structural damage assessment and island and reef topographic evolution prediction. This invention, through multi-scale integrated modeling, achieves collaborative analysis of ultra-large geological bodies and fine structures, providing a reference for island and reef
engineering.