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Attenuation tomography using large-scale seafloor and land network data in northeast Japan. [PDF]
Sci RepDhakal YP, Nakamura R, Kunugi T, Aoi S.
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Ground-motion heterogeneity across four subdomains in Yunnan, China revealed by generalized spectral inversion. [PDF]
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Real-Time Spatiotemporal Seismic Fragility Assessment of Structures Based on Site-Specific Seismic Response and Sensor-Integrated Modeling. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel)Kim HS, Chung TK, Kim M.
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Seismic Intensity Prediction with a Low-Computational-Cost Transformer-Based Tracking Method. [PDF]
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Characteristics of Earthquake Ground Motion on the Seafloor
Journal of Earthquake Engineering, 2015The differences between onshore and offshore ground motions were studied based on the records from the K-net and SEMS. The horizontal response spectrum and vertical-to-horizontal response spectral ratio for offshore and adjacent onshore ground motions were analyzed.
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Annual Review of Earth and Planetary Sciences, 1988
In this review, we discuss some of the many phenomena that can determine the nature of strong ground motion. Some of these phenomena have been inferred from the study of existing ground-motion records, and others are inferred from theoretical models of earthquake sources and wave propagation.
Heaton, Thomas H., Hartzell, Stephen H.
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In this review, we discuss some of the many phenomena that can determine the nature of strong ground motion. Some of these phenomena have been inferred from the study of existing ground-motion records, and others are inferred from theoretical models of earthquake sources and wave propagation.
Heaton, Thomas H., Hartzell, Stephen H.
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2021
In Sect. 1.1, basic concepts and terms in “ground motion seismology” are defined. In Sect. 1.2, the fundamentals of “elastodynamics” are explained since “seismology” is built on a foundation of elastodynamics. The “equation of motion” and “wave equation” are then obtained for ground motion, and their nature as seismic waves with attenuation are ...
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In Sect. 1.1, basic concepts and terms in “ground motion seismology” are defined. In Sect. 1.2, the fundamentals of “elastodynamics” are explained since “seismology” is built on a foundation of elastodynamics. The “equation of motion” and “wave equation” are then obtained for ground motion, and their nature as seismic waves with attenuation are ...
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New Scientist, 2012
The effect of an earthquake on people and cities depends on more than magnitude alone: the Earth's crust can amplify or dampen the severity of ...
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The effect of an earthquake on people and cities depends on more than magnitude alone: the Earth's crust can amplify or dampen the severity of ...
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The Motion of the Ground in Earthquakes
Scientific American, 1977The slippage along a fault that produces an earthquake radiates seismic waves; the manner in which these waves shake the ground bears on the design of buildings and other structures in the earthquake zones. Since seismic waves span such a broad spectrum of period and amplitude, many different kinds of instruments and experimental techniques are needed ...
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