Two sites are located close to an earthquake source, as the one illustrated in Fig.1. From geological evidence the local

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Two sites are located close to an earthquake source, as the one illustrated in Fig.1. From geological evidence the local

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Two sites are located close to an earthquake source, as the one
illustrated in Fig.1. From geological evidence the local soil
conditions characterized by stiff clay formations. Moreover, the
attenuation relationships for the PHGA and PHGV and the value of Td
are given from the formulas below:
Ln (PHGA) = 3.88 + 1.12Ms - 1.65*ln(R+15) + 0.41S (cm/s2 )
Ln(PHGV) = -0.79 + 1.41*Ms -1.62*ln(R+10) -0.22S (cm/s)
S = 0 for soil and 1 for firm ground
LogTd = -3+ 0.5*Ms
An earthquake with Ms = 6.3 occurred from the smallest distance
for both sites. Using the damping ratio ξ=2%.
you need to Construct the Elastic Response Spectrum for both
sites in a tripartite logarithmic scale.
Two Sites Are Located Close To An Earthquake Source As The One Illustrated In Fig 1 From Geological Evidence The Local 1
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Site B 12km Fault N 30km Site A 30km 12km Fig.1 Site location
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