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Probabilistic Location of Early Instrumental Earthquakes Based on Macroseismic and Instrumental Data

Izvestiya, Physics of the Solid Earth
There are regions of moderate seismicity that have long lacked a dense network of seismic stations due to their sparse population, inaccessibility, and low economic levels. Characterization of earthquakes in such regions is typically limited to the small amount of macroseismic information available and data from only one or two seismic stations.
A.  N.  Morozov, V.  E.  Asming, N.  V.  Vaganova, Z.  A.  Evtyugina   +3 more
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Support of Macroseismic Documentation by Data from Google Street View

Seismological Research Letters, 2013
Online Material: Google Street Views of damaged structures, with KMZ files showing locations of photos. The M w 6.3 2009 L’Aquila earthquake in the Italian Abruzzi Mountains occurred on 6 April at 3:33 local time (Chiaraluce et al. , 2010; Di Luccio and Pino, 2010).
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FEEDBACK ON THE IMPACT OF MACROSEISMIC DATA IN THE CALCULATION OF SHAKEMAPS.

Macroseismic data have the advantage of providing widespread information on ground shaking over a large territory, where no seismic stations are deployed. In historical times, they were the only available information, but they are still irreplaceable today despite the important deployment of seismic networks over the world.
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Empirical resilience and vulnerability model of regional group structure considering optimized macroseismic intensity measure

Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, 2023
Si-Qi Li
exaly  

On Crowdsourcing Macroseismic Data to Characterize Geological Settings

2023
Angela Saraò, Alberto Tamaro, Denis Sandron, Dario Slejko, Alessandro Rebez   +4 more
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Updating the macroseismic intensity database of 19th century damaging earthquakes in Greece: a case study in Samos Island

Acta Geophysica, 2021
Vasiliki Kouskouna
exaly  

6 May 1976 Friuli Earthquake - Re-evaluation of macroseismic data

2016
The 1976 earthquake that devastated the Friuli region, in north-eastern Italy, can be considered the watershed for the Italian seismology. Before it, very poor instrumental data and following research are available for even strong earthquakes (e.g. the 1968 Belice earthquake).
Cecic, I., Meurers, R., Tertulliani, A., Grünthal, G., Kaiser, D., Sovic, I.   +5 more
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Integrated unified mapping of the Vrancea macroseismic data for the CEI region.

2010
The countries in Central and East Europe are periodically affected by strong earthquakes originating from Vrancea zone and significant seismic effects are recorded all over Romania, Moldova, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary, etc. Vrancea earthquakes are of practical and theoretical interest due to the social and economical influence on a vast ...
PANZA, GIULIANO, Radulian M., Kronrod T., Paskaleva I., Radovanovic S.i., Popa M., Drumea A., Gribovszki K., Dojchinovski D., Kouteva M., Varga P., Pekevski L.   +11 more
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Correlations between macroseismic intensity estimations and ground motion measures of seismic events

Bulletin of Earthquake Engineering, 2020
Angelo Masi, Leonardo Chiauzzi, Giuseppe Nicodemo   +2 more
exaly  

Relationships between ground motion parameters and macroseismic intensity for Italy

Bulletin of Earthquake Engineering, 2020
Augusto Antonio Gómez-Capera, Giovanni Lanzano, Mario Locati   +2 more
exaly