Application of Applied KOTO-FRAME to the Five-Story Pagoda Aseismatic Mechanism

We have created and are proposing the KOTO-FRAME previously called dynamic quality function deployment (DQFD) technique, which evolved from quality function deployment (QFD). This method was applied to aseismatic mechanisms and is recognized as tacit knowledge for creating a logical structure from the architecture of a five-story pagoda by experimenting a model of the steric balancing toy principle. Consequently, without complex calculations, we were able to define the corresponding data structure in the attribution table of experiment or evaluation, which is worth applying not only to transact past data but also future data via experiment or evaluation utilizing the idea of "market of data."