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CAN SITE RESPONSE BE PREDICTED?
Journal of Earthquake Engineering, 2004Large modifications of seismic waves are produced by variations of material properties near the Earth's surface and by both surface and buried topography. These modifica-tions, usually referred to as “site response”, in general lead to larger motions on soil sites than on rock-like sites.
David M Boore
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Site Response Analysis of Liquefying Sites
GeoCongress 2012, 2012Two case histories of liquefaction at down-hole array stations were analyzed using one-dimensional dynamic site response procedures with three different constitutive models for liquefiable soils. The two sites were the Port Island Array in the 1995 Kobe Earthquake and the Wildlife Liquefaction Array in the 1987 Superstition Hills Earthquake.
K. Ziotopoulou +2 more
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The effect of site-to-site variability in ultrasensitive dose responses
Journal of Mathematical Biology, 2016In this paper we study the ultrasensitive behavior of multisite phosphorylation or ligand binding systems, under site-to-site variations in the modification rates. Using computational methods and mathematical analysis, we prove that the Hill coefficient reaches its maximum value when all sites are identical to each other.
Enciso, German A., Ryerson, Shane
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Nuclear Engineering and Design, 1999
The response of stiff quaternary soil sites to strong earthquake shaking is an important factor in the development of seismic siting criteria for nuclear power plants. Analytical methods for estimating this site response are in common use, but there is need for empirical verification of these modeling techniques.
Takaaki Konno +2 more
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The response of stiff quaternary soil sites to strong earthquake shaking is an important factor in the development of seismic siting criteria for nuclear power plants. Analytical methods for estimating this site response are in common use, but there is need for empirical verification of these modeling techniques.
Takaaki Konno +2 more
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Structures Congress 2011, 2011
The subject of development of site specific performance-based design motion and its application to soil-structure interaction (SSI) analyses has been discussed in a number of guidance documents developed for both the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (USNRC) and Department of Energy (USDOE). NRC's Regulatory Guide 1.208 and upgrade to Sections 2.5.2, 3.7.1,
C. J. Costantino +2 more
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The subject of development of site specific performance-based design motion and its application to soil-structure interaction (SSI) analyses has been discussed in a number of guidance documents developed for both the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (USNRC) and Department of Energy (USDOE). NRC's Regulatory Guide 1.208 and upgrade to Sections 2.5.2, 3.7.1,
C. J. Costantino +2 more
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Canadian Theatre Review, 2006
Site-specific work is hardly new. No doubt the urge to perform predates the development of theatre and gallery spaces as privileged locations for presenting manufactured images. And certainly there is a rich and extensive history of works that have taken place outside of these “traditional” architectures of presentation,1 for various economic ...
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Site-specific work is hardly new. No doubt the urge to perform predates the development of theatre and gallery spaces as privileged locations for presenting manufactured images. And certainly there is a rich and extensive history of works that have taken place outside of these “traditional” architectures of presentation,1 for various economic ...
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Site Characterization for Site Response Analysis in Performance Based Approach
2022The local seismic hazard analysis would yield probabilistic uniform hazard acceleration response spectrum on the engineering bedrock outcrop. Thus, site-specific response analyses need to produce a probabilistic uniform hazard acceleration response spectrum on the ground surface.
Tönük, Gökçe, Ansal, Atilla
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