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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Standorteffekte"”.

  1. A comparison of proxies for seismic site conditions and amplification for the large urban area of Santiago de Chile

    Situated in an active tectonic region, Santiago de Chile, the country´s capital with more than six million inhabitants, faces tremendous earthquake hazard. Macroseismic data for the 1985 Valparaiso and the 2010 Maule events show large variations in the distribution of damage to buildings within …

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  2. Development of techniques for earthquake microzonation studies in different urban environment

    The proliferation of megacities in many developing countries, and their location in areas where they are exposed to a high risk from large earthquakes, coupled with a lack of preparation, demonstrates the requirement for improved capabilities in hazard assessment, as well as the rapid adjustment …

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  3. 1D shallow sedimentary subsurface imaging using ambient noise and active seismic data

    The Earth’s shallow subsurface with sedimentary cover acts as a waveguide to any incoming wavefield. Within the framework of my thesis, I focused on the characterization of this shallow subsurface within tens to few hundreds of meters of sediment cover. I imaged the seismic 1D shear wave velocity …

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  4. Ein wellenbasiertes stochastisches Modell zur Vorhersage der Erdbebenlast

    … Analyse von Bruchprozessen und topographischen Standorteffekten.

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