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Site characterisation by the HVSR technique
A geotechnical characterisation study of a proposed development site has been conducted using the non-invasive passive ambient noise HVSR technique.
Leo, Chin Jian (R8045) +3 more
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Microtremor data and HVSR method of geothermal manifestation of Mt. Telomoyo, Central Java, Indonesia. [PDF]
Yuliyanto G, Yulianto T.
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Microtremor Recording Surveys to Study the Effects of Seasonally Frozen Soil on Site Response. [PDF]
Chen S, Lei J, Li Y.
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HVSR database and multi-measurement consistency for California sites
Frequency-dependent horizontal-to-vertical spectral ratios (HVSR) can provide information on site resonant frequencies, which are potentially useful for predicting site amplification. We adapt a relational database developed to archive and disseminate VS data to include HVSR and investigate the consistency of HVSR derived from different measurements of
Gospe T. +3 more
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Seismic Microzonation of Toba Lake Region Using Microtremor Analysis
The Toba Lake region, characterized by complex volcanic and tectonic history, represents a significant seismic hazard zone due to its proximity to the active Sumatra Fault System and heterogeneous geological conditions.
Fauzan Surya Nanda +2 more
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HVSR Survey Along the Wasatch Fault (Provo Segment)
The Wasatch Fault Corridor in northern Utah (USA) faces increasing seismic risks due to rising population density. Vs30 is a vital parameter for understanding how a site will respond to earthquake shaking; however, obtaining Vs30 can be costly or impractical because of infrastructure or access challenges. The horizontal-to-vertical spectral ratio (HVSR)
Kathryn J. Smith +5 more
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Desa Tolnaku, Kecamatan Fatuleu, Kabupaten Kupang, merupakan wilayah berbukit yang memerlukan informasi mengenai variasi respons seismik lokal sebagai bagian dari upaya pengurangan risiko bencana.
Erens Nomleni, Merlintry B Y Tlonaen
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HVSR recording duration for regolith sites: an experimental approach
The application of the horizontal vertical spectral ratio (HVSR) technique using microtremor measurement to quantify the natural period of sites in urban areas is widely used around the world. However, this technique is still under development in regions
Griffith, M. +3 more
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Extended Tromograph Surveys for a Full Experimental Characterisation of the San Giorgio Cathedral in Ragusa (Italy). [PDF]
Imposa G +6 more
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In the last decade, the H/V Spectral Ratio (HVSR) inversion has been explored as a low cost technique for estimating the Vs ground profile (shear wave velocity – thickness) of a site, since the HVSR curve can be obtained easily from 3 component ...
Leo, Chin Jian (R8045) +1 more
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