Three-dimensional soil structure in Fukui Plain was estimated from microtremor observations at 1 km mesh points. Depth of alluvial, diluvial, tertiary layers and seismic bedrock were evaluated from the observed H/V spectrum ratios through the GA method. The main features on the seismic bedrock depth in the target area are as follows. There is a deep domain along the west edge of the plain. The depth becomes quickly shallower to westward and gently shallower to eastward. Another deep linear domain estimated along the east edge has possibility of corresponding to the 1948 Fukui Earthquake Fault. Moreover a steep change of bedrock depth is found at the northern side of Asuwayama Hill
AbstractThis research was conducted to estimate the value of the wave velocity of the S at 30 meters...
Possible use of short-period microtremors is explored for estimating the effects of subsurface soil ...
In recent times, the estimation of long-period strong ground motions has become more important in th...
In the previous paper, the authors proposed a simple method of deducing the ground structure by usin...
The author examined the ground model proposed hy Fukui Prefecture through microtremor observation us...
"In Fukui plain, Fukui Ddoboku Jimusho is the only point where deep soil profile down to tertiary la...
In order to improve correspondences between ground models based on the microtremor array observation...
Since the Great Hanshin Earthquake of 1995 in Kobe, the importance of the basement structure and its...
Fukui earthquake fault, which is masked by the thick sedimentary layer, has been in-vestigated by me...
The result of the electrical survey which was carried out in the north-eastern area of Mikuni in Fuk...
The western marginal faults of the Kitakami Lowland are active faults along the eastern rim of the O...
In order to clarify a ground structure of the section where Sabae Fault was crossed, a microtremor a...
The Hakodate Plain in the southern part of the Oshima Peninsula, Hokkaido, Japan, is a sedimentary b...
Nagoya city located in the eastern part of the Nobi plain is one of the largest cities in Japan. Alt...
We investigated subsurface structures of the sites of schools in Kawaguchi-machi and Horinouchi-mach...
AbstractThis research was conducted to estimate the value of the wave velocity of the S at 30 meters...
Possible use of short-period microtremors is explored for estimating the effects of subsurface soil ...
In recent times, the estimation of long-period strong ground motions has become more important in th...
In the previous paper, the authors proposed a simple method of deducing the ground structure by usin...
The author examined the ground model proposed hy Fukui Prefecture through microtremor observation us...
"In Fukui plain, Fukui Ddoboku Jimusho is the only point where deep soil profile down to tertiary la...
In order to improve correspondences between ground models based on the microtremor array observation...
Since the Great Hanshin Earthquake of 1995 in Kobe, the importance of the basement structure and its...
Fukui earthquake fault, which is masked by the thick sedimentary layer, has been in-vestigated by me...
The result of the electrical survey which was carried out in the north-eastern area of Mikuni in Fuk...
The western marginal faults of the Kitakami Lowland are active faults along the eastern rim of the O...
In order to clarify a ground structure of the section where Sabae Fault was crossed, a microtremor a...
The Hakodate Plain in the southern part of the Oshima Peninsula, Hokkaido, Japan, is a sedimentary b...
Nagoya city located in the eastern part of the Nobi plain is one of the largest cities in Japan. Alt...
We investigated subsurface structures of the sites of schools in Kawaguchi-machi and Horinouchi-mach...
AbstractThis research was conducted to estimate the value of the wave velocity of the S at 30 meters...
Possible use of short-period microtremors is explored for estimating the effects of subsurface soil ...
In recent times, the estimation of long-period strong ground motions has become more important in th...