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Integrating post-event very high resolution SAR imagery and machine learning for building-level earthquake damage assessment. [PDF]
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Macroseismic Intensity Attenuation in Western China
Journal of Seismology, 2021Macroseismic intensity data play an important role in seismic hazard analysis and in developing reliable earthquake loss models. This paper adopts an ellipse model to predict the macroseismic intensity attenuation in both the long-axis and the short-axis directions based on 136 earthquakes recorded throughout western China during 1970–2012.
Weixiao Xu, Jigang Zhang, Weisong Yang
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Macroseismic Intensity in the Internet Age
Computational Seismology and Geodynamics, 2013David J. Wald, Lori Dengler
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Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, 2023
ABSTRACT China has relatively rich macroseismic isoseismal maps, which play an important role in seismic hazard analysis and the development of reliable earthquake loss models. The macroseismic intensity is assessed based on the Chinese Seismic Intensity Scale, which is constantly being revised as research progresses and the seismic ...
Zhenbiao Liu, Yanxiang Yu, Liang Xiao
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ABSTRACT China has relatively rich macroseismic isoseismal maps, which play an important role in seismic hazard analysis and the development of reliable earthquake loss models. The macroseismic intensity is assessed based on the Chinese Seismic Intensity Scale, which is constantly being revised as research progresses and the seismic ...
Zhenbiao Liu, Yanxiang Yu, Liang Xiao
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Macroseismic Intensity Attenuation in Iran
Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Vibration, 2018Macroseismic intensity data plays an important role in the process of seismic hazard analysis as well in developing of reliable earthquake loss models. This paper presents a physical-based model to predict macroseismic intensity attenuation based on 560 intensity data obtained in Iran in the time period 1975–2013.
Saman Yaghmaei-Sabegh
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On an Anisotropic Attenuation Law of the Macroseismic Intensity
Natural Hazards, 1995An anisotropic attenuation law of the macroseismic intensity has been deduced, congruent with an anisotropic modelling of macroseismic fields. The results, obtained by analysing a set of earthquakes in Eastern Sicily and Southern Calabria, show a greater adaptability to the observed data as compared with those deduced using isotropic attenuation laws ...
A Bottari
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Pure and Applied Geophysics, 2005
The anisotropic modelling of intensity distribution, affected by the construction of macroseismic planes, allows an analysis of the influence of each point of observed intensity on the analytical determination of epicenter and of the principal attenuation directions.
A Bottari, D Termini
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The anisotropic modelling of intensity distribution, affected by the construction of macroseismic planes, allows an analysis of the influence of each point of observed intensity on the analytical determination of epicenter and of the principal attenuation directions.
A Bottari, D Termini
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Pure and Applied Geophysics, 2005
A procedure is proposed for the reconfiguration of the macroseismic planes relative to earthquakes that, being characterized by a reduced number of points of observed intensity due to a lack of information, or having the epicenter very close to the coastline, are characterized by an incomplete distribution of observed intensity levels.
Carla Bottari +2 more
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A procedure is proposed for the reconfiguration of the macroseismic planes relative to earthquakes that, being characterized by a reduced number of points of observed intensity due to a lack of information, or having the epicenter very close to the coastline, are characterized by an incomplete distribution of observed intensity levels.
Carla Bottari +2 more
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The Determination of the Epicentre by a Vectorial Modelling of Macroseismic Intensity Distribution
Natural Hazards, 1996A vectorial modelling of observed macroseismic intensity aimed at the analytical determination of the epicentre is proposed here. The methodology is based on the determination of a plane system of vectors which characterises the macroseismic intensity distribution.
A Bottari, D Termini
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