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Application of simulated data

Application of simulated data. Elisa Verini CNR-IMATI, Milano, Italy Alexandra Carvalho LNEC, Lisboa, Portugal Gaetano Zonno INGV, Milano, Italy. Lopes, 2008 Fonte: IM, 1983. Kaka & Atkinson (2004). Felt. Forecast. MMI. PGV. 37 soil profiles. 37. 3. Site effects

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Application of simulated data

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  1. Application of simulated data Elisa Verini CNR-IMATI, Milano, Italy Alexandra Carvalho LNEC, Lisboa, Portugal GaetanoZonno INGV, Milano, Italy

  2. Lopes, 2008 Fonte: IM, 1983

  3. Kaka & Atkinson (2004) Felt Forecast MMI PGV

  4. 37 soil profiles

  5. 37 3

  6. Site effects • Soildynamicamplification Sa [g] 1.2 1 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 0 0 5 10 15 20 25 Sd [cm]

  7. PGV – Seismic input at bedrock level PGV – Surface seismic motion

  8. Kaka & Atkinson (2004) Felt Forecast MMI PGV

  9. Felt Forecast

  10. Forecast Atkinson & Kaka (2007) MMI PGV

  11. Stochastic methodology applied to the definition of MCE Upper crustal attenuation Geometric attenuation Inelastic attenuation O data: 21 distances x 8 azimuths x 18 magnitudes x 15 x 15 simulations= 45360 spectra

  12. Application of simulated data Elisa Verini CNR-IMATI, Milano, Italy Alexandra Carvalho LNEC, Lisboa, Portugal GaetanoZonno INGV, Milano, Italy

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