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In this study, two different historical structures built in Trabzon have been processed by ambient vibrations and seismic refraction measurements. One of the investigated historical structures is the Atatürk Pavilion built in the nineteenth century, and the other one is Hagia Sophia which was built in the thirteenth century. These two buildings are among the most important historical buildings in Trabzon and are very important for the tourism of the city. In order to determine peak/s frequency and amplitude from the horizontal-to-vertical spectral ratios (HVSRs), we have performed several measurements of ambient vibrations both inside (at different floors) and outside (on the ground) of structures. We have also conducted seismic prospecting to evaluate the vertical 1D and 2D profile of longitudinal and shear seismic waves, Vp and Vs, respectively. To this purpose, we have performed seismic refraction tomography and MASW. Ambient vibrations and seismic measurements were compared with each other. The results show that average predominant frequencies and HVSR amplitudes of inside and outside of Atatürk Pavilion are 4.0 Hz, 7.8 Hz and 2.6, 2.3, respectively. The Vp values vary from 300 to 2070 m/s, and the Vs for maximum effective depth is up to 790 m/s in Atatürk Pavilion. On the other hand, average predominant frequencies and HVSR amplitudes of inside and outside of Hagia Sophia and its tower are 4.7, 4.4 and 2.4 Hz and 1.6, 1.8 and 6.9, respectively. Vp values range from 450 to 2200 m/s, and Vs for maximum effective depth is also up to 1000 m/s in Hagia Sophia. The frequency values (F0?=?Vs/4 h) calculated from the velocities up to the maximum effective depth for Atatürk Pavilion are in good agreement with the predominant frequency values determined from ambient vibrations. Atatürk Pavilion and Hagia Sophia soils have been classed according to Eurocode 8 by using VS30 values. The class was defined as “B.” Moreover, the bedrock in studied area is basalt. The high Vp and Vs values are also compatible with the lithology. The HVSR curves measured at the Hagia Sophia show the presence of clear peaks when compared to the Atatürk Pavilion. At the same time, there are marked velocity changes in the Vs sections calculated in both areas. As a result, in both areas there are significant impedance contrasts in the subsoil. However, this impedance contrast is more evident in Hagia Sophia. This could be also compatible with a lithological transition. The possible soil–structure interaction was investigated by using all the results and evaluated in terms of resonance risk. It is thought that the probability of resonance risk at Atatürk Pavilion is low according to the ambient vibrations measurements. However, resonance risk should be taken into consideration at Hagia Sophia site since the predominant frequency values are very close to each other. Finally, this site should be investigated in detail and necessary precautions should be taken against the risk of resonance. 相似文献
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Rodolfo Puglia Dario Albarello Antonella Gorini Lucia Luzi Sandro Marcucci Francesca Pacor 《Bulletin of Earthquake Engineering》2011,9(6):1821-1838
This paper describes the analyses of the single-station ambient-vibration measurements performed on the Italian accelerometric
network to detect site resonance phenomena potentially affecting earthquake recordings. The use of low cost, high quality
microtremor measurement can be helpful to discriminate among soil classes, since several classification schemes based on resonance
frequencies were proposed in the last decades. Operatively, in the framework of the Italian Strong Motion Database project
(DPC-INGV 2007–2009 S4; ), soil resonance frequencies have been evaluated from more than 200 ambient vibration measurements in correspondence of accelerometric
stations included in ITACA (). The noise recordings have been analyzed using the same numerical protocol in order to standardize the results. Particular
attention has been paid to evaluate the quality of measurements and to develop an on-purpose mathematical tool to automatically
estimate the peaks in the horizontal-to-vertical spectral ratio (HVSR) curve. The reliability of the resonance frequencies
from HVSR has been tested by comparing estimates provided by independent methods (modeling or earthquake recordings). The
test confirmed the reliability of the microtremor HVSR for assessing the resonance frequencies of the examined sites. 相似文献
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Microtremor study of site effects and soil-structure resonance in the city of Ljubljana (central Slovenia) 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Andrej Gosar Janez Rošer Barbara Šket Motnikar Polona Zupančič 《Bulletin of Earthquake Engineering》2010,8(3):571-592
The city of Ljubljana is located in one of the three areas with the highest seismic hazard in Slovenia, and it is also the
most densely populated. Site effects due to Quaternary sediments, which fill the up to 200 m-deep basin, are characteristic
of the whole city area, but they can be especially strong in the southern part of Ljubljana, which is built on very soft lacustrine
deposits. Existing microzonation studies of the city are inadequate, since there is a lack of borehole, geophysical and earthquake
data. The microtremor horizontal-to-vertical spectral ratio (HVSR) method was therefore applied to a 200 m dense grid of free-field
measurements over an area of 45 km2 (1,223 measuring points) in order to assess the fundamental frequency of the sediments. The main difficulties in microtremor
measurement arose from high levels of traffic and industrial noise, and from underground structures. Experimental conditions
which can influence data quality, such as strong wind and water saturation of soil, were analysed. Very clear HVSR peaks were
obtained in the entire southern part of the city, whereas in the northern part the site response is in general lower due to
lower impedance contrast of gravel with the bedrock. The iso-frequency map of sediments shows a distribution in the range
of 0.9–10 Hz. In the southern part of Ljubljana, sediment frequency correlates well with the thickness of soft sediments known
from geophysical investigations and sparse drilling. Average amplitude of the HVSR peaks is considerably higher in the southern
part (6.7 ± 2.4) than in the northern part (4.0 ± 2.0) of the city, indicating a high impedance contrast of lacustrine sediments
with the bedrock. Microtremor measurements were also performed inside 122 buildings of various heights. We focused on important
public buildings and selected blocks of flats and houses. To assess the longitudinal and transverse fundamental frequencies
of each building, amplitude spectra and the spectral ratio between the upper floor and the basement were analysed for both
directions. When one of these frequencies is close to a nearby free-field fundamental frequency, a potential soil-structure
resonance is present. This was found in 12 of the measured buildings. Three of them are tall residential buildings (from 10
to 15 floors) with a fundamental frequency of 2–3 Hz, and nine of them are low-rise buildings (from 3 to 5 floors) with a
fundamental frequency ranging from 3 to 4.5 Hz. Using the relationship between fundamental frequency and height, the typical
height of buildings that might cause soil-structure resonance can be estimated at a given sediment frequency obtained from
free-field measurements. 相似文献
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Xiaowu Pu Lanming Wang Ping Wang Xiufeng Tian Shiyang Xu Shaofeng Chai Haitao Guo 《地震研究进展(英文)》2022,2(3):100114
A series of housing collapses and other serious damage was caused by the 2008 Wenchuan MS 8.0 earthquake in the seismic intensity Ⅵ areas of the Loess Plateau, which is hundreds of kilometers away from the epicenter, and which showed a remarkable seismic intensity anomaly. The seismic disasters are closely related to the seismic response characteristics of the site, therefore, the systematic study of the far-field seismic response law of the Wenchuan earthquake in the Loess Plateau is of great significance to prevent the far-field disaster of great earthquake. In this paper, the seismic acceleration records of several bedrock stations and loess stations from the seismogenic fault of the Wenchuan earthquake to the Loess Plateau were collected, and the attenuation law of ground motion along the propagation path and the characteristics of seismic response on the loess site are studied, and the mechanism of amplification effect of ground motion is analyzed based on the dynamic feature parameters of the loess site obtained through the HVSR method. Taking a typical loess site of thick deposit as the prototype, a series of shaking table tests of dynamic response of loess site models with different thicknesses were carried out. Amplification effect, spectral characteristics of acceleration in model sites were analyzed under the action of a far-field seismic wave of the Wenchuan earthquake. The results show that seismic attenuation on the propagation path along the NE strike of the seismogenic fault to the Loess Plateau is slower than that in other directions, and the predominant period range of ground motion on bedrock site of the Loess Plateau presents broadband characteristics. Because the natural periods of loess sites with thick deposits are within the predominant period range of bedrock input wave, loess sites appear significant amplification effect of ground motion, the horizontal acceleration of ground motion exceeds 0.1 ?g, the seismic intensity reaches 7°. The thicker the loess deposit is, the more significant the change of spectral characteristics of ground motion on loess sites, and the narrower the predominant period range of ground motion becomes, and the closer it is to the natural period of loess sites. Therefore, for some old houses on thick loess sites, the poor seismic performance and strong seismic response eventually led to their collapses and damages because their natural periods are very close to the predominant period of ground motion of the Wenchuan earthquake on thick loess sites; For these damaged high-rise buildings, the resonance effect might be the main reason for their damages because their natural periods are included in the predominant period range of ground motion of the Wenchuan earthquake on thick loess sites.These research results would provide a basis for seismic disasters prediction and evaluation and seismic design of construction engineering in the Loess Plateau. 相似文献
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Mapping the thickness of sediments in the Ljubljana Moor basin (Slovenia) using microtremors 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
The Ljubljana Moor basin is characterized by moderate bedrock topography and thicknesses of Quaternary lacustrine and fluvial
sediments ranging from 0 to 200 m. More than 65 boreholes which reached the bedrock were drilled in the area, but their distribution
in the basin is very uneven and some data from the boreholes uncertain. There are also no data on S-velocity distribution
within the basin, but seismic refraction measurements pointed out a rather uniform increase of P-velocity with depth, great
impedance contrast with the bedrock and relatively small lateral velocity variations. The microtremor horizontal-to-vertical
spectral ratio (HVSR) method was therefore applied as a complementary tool to seismic refraction survey to map the thickness
of sediments. First, microtremors were measured at the locations of boreholes which reached the bedrock and the resonance
frequencies determined. The inverse power relationship between the resonance frequency and the thickness of sediments was
then determined from 53 data pairs. The quality of the correlation is moderate due to possible heterogeneities in sediments
and possible 3D effects in some minor areas, but the obtained parameters correspond well to the values obtained in six other
European basins. Secondly, a 16 km-long discontinuous seismic refraction profile was measured across the whole basin, leaving
uncovered some larger segments where active seismic measurements were not possible. Microtremors were then measured at 64
locations along the same profile, using 250 m point spacing, without leaving any gaps. The frequency–thickness relationship
was used to invert resonance frequencies to depths. These were first validated using the results of the seismic refraction
survey, which showed good agreement, and finally used for interpolation in the segments of missing refraction data to obtain
a continuous depth profile of the bedrock. The study has shown that the microtremor method can be used as a complementary
tool for mapping the thickness of unconsolidated sediments also in areas characterized by moderate bedrock topography. As
the input data are always to some extent uncertain, it is important to have a sufficiently large number of borehole data to
establish a frequency–thickness relationship, as well as some additional independent geophysical information for its validation. 相似文献
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Ground improvement works are commonly required to overcome poor underlying soils in conjunction with infrastructure and housing development. An extensively employed and popular improvement technique is to impart mechanical compaction to the ground in an effort to achieve adequate strength and favourable load-deformation behaviour (stiffness) for the construction of civil infrastructure, including buildings and roads. This paper describes the study of a passive ambient vibration (often also known as microtremors) HVSR based method for assessing compacted ground. Two methods to control this compaction process at a very large site were employed: (a) strictly controlled rolling compaction (b) visually monitored (by naked eye) rolling compaction. The key features of the measured HVSR curves have been studied and analysed to infer useful insights about the compaction achieved by the two methods. Furthermore, the fitting of these measured HVSR curves by trial-and-error forward modelling forms the basis for inferring the shear wave velocity (Vs) profile and layer thicknesses of the compacted ground. It is shown in this paper that the process of analysing and interpreting the HVSR curves, as well as the forward modelling of the HVSR curves reveal useful information about the quality and consistency of the compacted ground. 相似文献
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F. Luzón Z. Al Yuncha F. J. Sánchez-Sesma C. Ortiz-Alemán 《Pure and Applied Geophysics》2001,158(12):2451-2461
—?In this paper we study the seismic response of flat sedimentary basins and carry out numerical experiments to determine the extent to which we could go using the Horizontal to Vertical Spectral Ratio (HVSR) for a given site. The HVSR has been used by many researchers to characterize local conditions in terms of the dynamic response of the soil, and one of its variants, that proposed by NAKAMURA (1989) in which records of microtremors are used, is one of the most applied in recent years. We study the response of different configurations under incident waves coming from an explosive source using the Indirect Boundary Element Method (IBEM), and we investigate two cases: low- and high-velocity contrast. We compute the seismic response using the HVSR technique at various locations in the free surface of the basins, and compare it with the response calculated with the horizontal Sediment to Bedrock Spectral Ratio (SBSR) and with the Horizontal Component (HC) of the transfer function for the displacement at the same locations. The comparison shows that, in general, HVSR cannot provide the predominant period of a site due to the fact that this technique cannot predict accurately the Spectral amplification levels. On the other hand, the HVSR provides an erroneous response in the sedimentary basins which have a low-impedance contrast, with respect to bedrock, and with shape ratios like the one studied here, whereas it can reasonably well predict the fundamental local frequency when there is a high-impedance contrast, except in the center of the basin. 相似文献
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This research focuses on the evaluation of soil conditions for seismic stations in southern and eastern Romania, their influence on stochastic finite-fault simulations, and the impact of using them on the seismic hazard assessment. First, the horizontal-to-vertical spectral ratios (HVSR) are evaluated using ground motions recorded in 32 seismic stations during small magnitude (M W ≤ 6.0) Vrancea seismic events. Most of the seismic stations situated in the southern part of Romania exhibit multiple HVSR peaks over a broad period range. However, only the seismic stations in the eastern-most part of Romania have clear short-period predominant periods. Subsequently, stochastic finite-fault simulations are performed in order to evaluate the influence of the soil conditions on the ground motion amplitudes. The analyses show that the earthquake magnitude has a larger influence on the computed ground motion amplitudes for the short- and medium-period range, while the longer-period spectral ordinates tend to be influenced more by the soil conditions. Next, the impact of the previously evaluated soil conditions on the seismic hazard results for Romania is also investigated. The results reveal a significant impact of the soil conditions on the seismic hazard levels, especially for the sites characterized by long-period amplifications (sites situated mostly in southern Romania), and a less significant influence in the case of sites which have clear short predominant periods. 相似文献
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We present the results of the analysis of array recorded microtremors at 14 sites, close to the edges of the Mygdonian basin in northern Greece (Euroseistest). These measurements were made in order to better constrain the geometry and velocity structure of the basin as the soil layers taper out close to rock outcrop, where geology is complex and we may expect significant changes of the subsoil structure over short distances. The data were analysed using the SPAC method and HVSR. The first interprets the measurements as Rayleigh waves (for the vertical component we analysed) and allows to invert a phase velocity dispersion curve from computed correlation coefficients. The second estimates a local transfer function directly, from ratios of Fourier amplitude spectra. A phase velocity dispersion curve could be derived for 12 of the 14 measurement sites, and at three of the sites no resonant frequency was observed in the HVSR. It is encouraging that we obtained good results at most of our sites, in spite of the lateral heterogeneity expected close to the edges of Euroseistest. Our results allow us to obtain shear wave velocity models at most of the measurement sites (12 out of 14). They are also useful to explore the relation between size of the array and wavelength range for which a dispersion curve may be estimated, which in our case has strong limitations. We identify the frequency of resonance of the sediments as a small loss of coherency in SPAC’s correlation coefficients. Finally, we also consider the applicability of the joint inversion of the resonance frequency determined using HVSR and the phase velocity dispersion curve obtained from SPAC. 相似文献
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G-Akis Tselentis Paraskevas Paraskevopoulos 《Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering》2010,30(5):378-394
Twenty six sites were instrumented in the city of Vartholomio following the December 2, 2002 Ms 6.0 earthquake. Thirty weak events from the aftershock sequence as well as microtremors were used to identify amplifications due to geological site effects. Horizontal-to-vertical spectral ratios (HVSR—Nakamura estimates) and weak events ratios were calculated and the singular spectrum analysis (SSA) method was used. The results showed that the effects of SSA on the stability of the frequency peak and amplitude distribution of HVSR for both weak motion and microtremors. The data analysis confirms the role of near surface geology in causing locally significant variations of the predominant frequencies and amplitudes of ground shaking as already inferred from the distribution of damages. The site response spectra exhibited significant peaks within the range of 1.5–2.6 Hz and the amplification factor did not exceed 6.5. Finally the parts of the HVSR ratios from ~0.2 up to 10 Hz were used, in order to create an automatic optimal zonation of the study area using a genetic algorithm. This procedure resulted in the division of the city into 2 main zones. 相似文献
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Nİhal Akyol Tevfİk Özgür Kurtulmuş Murat Çamyildiz Talİp Güngör 《Pure and Applied Geophysics》2013,170(12):2107-2125
Recordings of micro- and moderate-size local earthquakes have been used to quantify site effects in the central-west Turkey which contains one of the world’s best examples of a rapid intra-continental extension with its high population and industrial potential. We analyzed 436 earthquakes with local magnitudes ranging between 2.0 and 5.6 using three component digital recordings from 32 stations. Site functions were obtained using two different spectral ratio approaches (horizontal to vertical spectral ratio, HVSR, and standard spectral ratio, SSR). HVSR estimates of transverse and radial S-waves were compared with one another. Epicentral distance, magnitude and back-azimuth dependencies of site functions were also evaluated. In general, HVSR values from transverse and radial S-waves are similar within a factor of 2. The back-azimuth dependencies of transverse S-wave HVSR results are more significant than distance and magnitude dependencies. On the other hand, averaging of transverse and radial S-wave HVSR results eliminates systematic back-azimuth dependencies caused by source radiation effects. Distributions of HVSR estimates along ~N–S linear array, which traversed main grabens in the region with a station spacing of 3–4 km, reflect subsurface geological complexities in the region. The sites located near the basin edges are characterized by broader HVSR curves. Broad HVSR peaks could be attributed to the complexity of wave propagation related to significant 2D/3D velocity variations at the sediment–bedrock interface near the basin edges. The results also show that, even if the site is located on a horst, the presence of weathered zones along the surface could cause moderate frequency dependent site effects. Comparison of HVSR and SSR estimates for the stations on the graben sites showed that SSR estimates give larger values at lower frequencies which could be attributed to lateral variations in regional velocity and attenuation values caused by basin geometry and edge effects. 相似文献
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S. Molnar J. F. Cassidy S. Castellaro C. Cornou H. Crow J. A. Hunter S. Matsushima F. J. Sánchez-Sesma A. Yong 《Surveys in Geophysics》2018,39(4):613-631
Nakamura (Q Rep Railway Tech Res Inst 30:25–33, 1989) popularized the application of the horizontal-to-vertical spectral ratio (HVSR) analysis of microtremor (seismic noise or ambient vibration) recordings to estimate the predominant frequency and amplification factor of earthquake shaking. During the following quarter century, popularity in the microtremor HVSR (MHVSR) method grew; studies have verified the stability of a site’s MHVSR response over time and validated the MHVSR response with that of earthquake HVSR response. Today, MHVSR analysis is a popular reconnaissance tool used worldwide for seismic microzonation and earthquake site characterization in numerous regions, specifically, in the mapping of site period or fundamental frequency and inverted for shear-wave velocity depth profiles, respectively. However, the ubiquity of MHVSR analysis is predominantly a consequence of its ease in application rather than our full understanding of its theory. We present the state of the art in MHVSR analyses in terms of the development of its theoretical basis, current state of practice, and we comment on its future for applications in earthquake site characterization. 相似文献
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Alternative interpretations of horizontal to vertical spectral ratios of ambient vibrations: new insights from theoretical modeling 总被引:2,自引:1,他引:1
Different positions exist about the physical interpretation of horizontal to vertical spectral ratios (HVSR) deduced from
ambient vibrations. Two of them are considered here: one is based on the hypothesis that HVSR are mainly conditioned by body
waves approaching vertically the free surface, the other one assumes that they are determined by surface waves (Rayleigh and
Love, with relevant upper modes) only. These interpretations can be seen as useful approximations of the actual physical process,
whose reliability should be checked case-by-case. To this purpose, a general model has been here developed where ambient vibrations
are assumed to be the complete wave field generated by a random distribution of independent harmonic point sources acting
at the surface of a flat stratified visco-elastic Earth. Performances of the approximate interpretations and complete wave
field models have been evaluated by considering a simple theoretical subsoil configuration and an experimental setting where
measured HVSR values were available. These analyses indicate that, at least as concerns the subsoil configurations here considered,
the surface-waves approximation seems to produce reliable results for frequencies larger than the fundamental resonance frequency
of the sedimentary layer. On the other hand, the body waves interpretation provides better results around the resonance frequency.
It has been also demonstrated that the HVSR curve is sensitive to the presence of a source-free area around the receiver and
that most energetic contribution of the body waves component comes from such local sources. This dependence from the sources
distribution implies that, due to possible variations in human activities in the area where ambient vibrations are carried
on, significant variations are expected to affect the experimental HVSR curve. Such variations, anyway, only weakly affect
the location of HVSR maximum that confirms to be a robust indicator (in the range of 10%) of the local fundamental resonance
frequency. 相似文献
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Philippe Guéguen Cécile Cornou Stéphane Garambois Julien Banton 《Pure and Applied Geophysics》2007,164(1):115-134
The H/V spectral ratio method based on seismic noise (HVSRN) was used in the Grenoble Basin (France), an Alpine valley characterized
by a small apex ratio. The resonance frequencies obtained in the experiments were compared to the thickness of the sediments
deduced from a microgravimetric survey and to the 1-D theoretical assessment of site responses. Given the abundance of data
on the sediments and depth of the basin, the values of the theoretical resonance frequency fo can be determined quite accurately. However, it has been observed that the effects of basin geometry can disturb fo measurements using the HVSR method, in particular for a case like the Grenoble Basin, which has a small apex ratio (w/H)
and strong suspected 2-D and/or 3-D effects. Interpretation of fo values in terms of bedrock depth gives rise to estimation errors of about 10% in certain cases, with the most significant
errors (>50%) occurring on the edges of the basin, where subsurface layers are characterised by larger heterogeneities and
where the basin topography is accentuated. This study suggests that great care must be taken when using the HVSRN method as
an exploration tool, at least in valleys with a small apex ratio. 相似文献
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Marijan Herak Ivo Allegretti Davorka Herak Krešimir Kuk Vlado Kuk Krešimir Marić Snježana Markušić Josip Stipčević 《Bulletin of Earthquake Engineering》2010,8(3):483-499
Horizontal-to-vertical spectral ratios (HVSR) of ambient vibrations measured in the ancient town of Ston (Croatia) on 99 locations, are shown to be well matched to the theoretical ones computed for body-waves as well as for the surface waves. This match is poorer for sites on the slopes of nearby hills. The ratios of measured peak horizontal ground acceleration during the damaging earthquake in 1996 (M L = 6.0) and the ones obtained using empirical attenuation laws is approximately equal to the mapped value of the dynamic amplification factor determined on the basis of observed HVSR in the vicinity of the accelerometric station. The HVSR of the accelerogram is very similar to the HVSR of the ambient noise. The damage to the building stock in the old town centre caused by the earthquake series of 1996 is closely related to the estimated soil amplification and its fundamental frequency. More measurements in buildings are needed to arrive at confident conclusions about possible soil-structure resonance. 相似文献
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A study of local amplification effect of soil layers on ground motion in the Kathmandu Valley using microtremor analysis 总被引:3,自引:1,他引:2
Past researchers have anticipated the occurrence of a great earthquake in the central Himalayas in the near future.This may cause serious damage in the Kathmandu Valley,which sits on an ancient lake be... 相似文献
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A. Strollo S. M. Richwalski S. Parolai M. R. Gallipoli M. Mucciarelli R. Caputo 《Bulletin of Earthquake Engineering》2007,5(3):347-362
On 31 October and 1 November 2002, the Basso Molise area (Southern Italy) was struck by two earthquakes of moderate magnitude
(M
L = 5.4 and 5.3). The epicentral area showed a high level of damage, attributable both to the high vulnerability of existing
buildings and to site effects caused by the geological and geomorphological settings. Specifically, the intensity inside the
town of San Giuliano di Puglia was two degrees higher than in neighbouring towns. Also, within San Giuliano di Puglia, the
damage varied notably. The site response in the city was initially evaluated from horizontal-to-vertical spectral ratios (HVSR)
from a limited number of strong motion recordings of the most severe aftershocks. Several microtremor measurements were also
available. Both data sets indicated the simultaneous presence of two amplification peaks: one around 6 Hz, attributed in previous
studies to the strong, shallow impedance contrast among landfill/clay and calcarenites, and one at 2 Hz related to the first
S-wave arrivals and predominantly seen only on one receiver component. Further studies performed on weak-motion recordings
also showed strong amplification on the vertical receiver component, thus indicating an underestimation of the amplification
by the HVSR technique. Additionally, a 2D-model of the geology of the sub-surface was developed, reproducing the flower-shaped
structure generated during the late orogenic transpressive regime. The numerical (finite-difference hybrid) simulation reproduced
the two peaks of the observed data at slightly higher frequencies. The model also confirmed that the borders of the flower
structure define a boundary between amplification levels, with higher amplification inside. 相似文献