In order to evaluate site effects on strong ground motions, the earthquake motions obtained from the vertical array deploying toward the depth of 400m and a part of the satellite array around its array are used. Dividing horizontal and vertical Lime histories into two potions which have primary and secondary arrivals respectively, their amplification spectral ratios between particular two points in and around the vertical array are examined as a problem of incident P- and SV-wave into stratified structures
Vibrations of the bedrock due to earthquakes are transferred to the ground level via different soil ...
It has been recognized that the nature of the surface deposits can significantly alter the incident ...
The paper is directed to follow a procedure where seismic responses are identified and recommendatio...
Site amplification essential for seismic zonation is defined here as a peak value of spectrum ratio ...
In this paper an analysis is presented for the field observation of large amplification in vertical ...
Strong ground motions were recorded at Port Island, Kobe, by a borehole array during the 1995 Hyogo-...
The amplification characteristics of earthquake ground motion were investigated based on the Chiba A...
Abst rac t We tested the hypothesis nvolved in determining the dynamic response of soils using spect...
During this earthquake, strong acceleration records were obtained in free fields in many sites in an...
This paper presents a study of the amplification of SV waves obliquely incident on a surface soil la...
One of the most important issue in seismic hazard and microzonation studies is the evaluation of lo...
This paper discusses the use of microseism measurement as a tool to predict local site amplification...
We use synthetic calculations to investigate the spectral ratio between horizontal and vertical comp...
Nakamura’s method, which uses a horizontal-to-vertical Fourier spectrum ratio of microtremor, has be...
Following some introductory remarks on the key aspects of seismic site effects evaluation and on new...
Vibrations of the bedrock due to earthquakes are transferred to the ground level via different soil ...
It has been recognized that the nature of the surface deposits can significantly alter the incident ...
The paper is directed to follow a procedure where seismic responses are identified and recommendatio...
Site amplification essential for seismic zonation is defined here as a peak value of spectrum ratio ...
In this paper an analysis is presented for the field observation of large amplification in vertical ...
Strong ground motions were recorded at Port Island, Kobe, by a borehole array during the 1995 Hyogo-...
The amplification characteristics of earthquake ground motion were investigated based on the Chiba A...
Abst rac t We tested the hypothesis nvolved in determining the dynamic response of soils using spect...
During this earthquake, strong acceleration records were obtained in free fields in many sites in an...
This paper presents a study of the amplification of SV waves obliquely incident on a surface soil la...
One of the most important issue in seismic hazard and microzonation studies is the evaluation of lo...
This paper discusses the use of microseism measurement as a tool to predict local site amplification...
We use synthetic calculations to investigate the spectral ratio between horizontal and vertical comp...
Nakamura’s method, which uses a horizontal-to-vertical Fourier spectrum ratio of microtremor, has be...
Following some introductory remarks on the key aspects of seismic site effects evaluation and on new...
Vibrations of the bedrock due to earthquakes are transferred to the ground level via different soil ...
It has been recognized that the nature of the surface deposits can significantly alter the incident ...
The paper is directed to follow a procedure where seismic responses are identified and recommendatio...