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Earthquake Research and Analysis - New Frontiers in Seismology
Edited by Sebastiano D'Amico, ISBN 978-953-307-840-3, Hard cover, 380 pages, Publisher: InTech, Published: January 27, 2012 under CC BY 3.0 license, in subject Geology and Geophysics
DOI: 10.5772/2458
The study of earthquakes combines science, technology and expertise in infrastructure and engineering in an effort to minimize human and material losses when their occurrence is inevitable. This book is devoted to various aspects of earthquake research and analysis, from theoretical advances to practical applications. Different sections are dedicated to ground motion studies and seismic site characterization, with regard to mitigation of the risk from earthquake and ensuring the safety of the buildings under earthquake loading. The ultimate goal of the book is to encourage discussions and future research to improve hazard assessments, dissemination of earthquake engineering data and, ultimately, the seismic provisions of building codes.
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Book contents
- Chapter 1Strong Ground Motion Estimation
- Chapter 2Prediction of High-Frequency Ground Motion Parameters Based on Weak Motion Data
- Chapter 3Application of Empirical Green's Functions in Earthquake Source, Wave Propagation and Strong Ground Motion Studies
- Chapter 4Seismic Source Characterization for Future Earthquakes
- Chapter 5Evaluation of Linear and Nonlinear Site Effects for the MW 6.3, 2009 L’Aquila Earthquake
- Chapter 6Active and Passive Experiments for S-Wave Velocity Measurements in Urban Areas
- Chapter 7Site-Specific Seismic Analyses Procedures for Framed Buildings for Scenario Earthquakes Including the Effect of Depth of Soil Stratum
- Chapter 8Microtremor HVSR Study of Site Effects in Bursa City (Northern Marmara Region, Turkey)
- Chapter 9Revisions to Code Provisions for Site Effects and Soil-Structure Interaction in Mexico
- Chapter 10Influence of Nonlinearity of Soil Response on Characteristics of Ground Motion
- Chapter 11Intraplate Seismicity and Seismic Hazard: The Gulf of Bothnia Area in Northern Europe Revisited
- Chapter 12Probabilistic Method to Estimate Design Accelerograms in Seville and Granada Based on Uniform Seismic Hazard Response Spectra
- Chapter 13Development of On-Site Earthquake Early Warning System for Taiwan
- Chapter 14Extracting Earthquake Induced Coherent Soil Mass Movements
