Study on Characteristics of Peak Ground Acceleration for Near-fault Ground Motions
LI Xin-le
Abstract
LI Xin-le
Abstract
The attenuation relationships are presented for peak ground acceleration based on site and earthquake magnitude by collecting and analyzing the worldwide free-field near-fault records,which are compared with the collected near-fault ground motions.We could draw a conclusion that the influence of combined site and earthquake magnitude on near-fault ground motions is remarkable,which can be applied to the following research of near-fault ground motions.
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The attenuation relationships are presented for peak ground acceleration based on site and earthquake magnitude by collecting and analyzing the worldwide free-field near-fault records,which are compared with the collected near-fault ground motions.We could draw a conclusion that the influence of combined site and earthquake magnitude on near-fault ground motions is remarkable,which can be applied to the following research of near-fault ground motions.
Key concepts: Peak ground acceleration, Magnitude (astronomy), Fault (geology), Acceleration, Seismology, Geology, Ground motion, Attenuation