Emergence of the semi-empirical technique of strong ground motion simulation: A review |
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Authors: | Sandeep A Joshi P Kumari S Lal Vandana Parveen Kumar Kamal |
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Institution: | 1.Department of Geophysics,Banaras Hindu University,Varanasi,India;2.Department of Earth Sciences,Indian Institute of Technology,Roorkee,India;3.Ministry of Earth Sciences,New Delhi,India;4.Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology,Dehradun,India |
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Abstract: | High frequency ground motion simulation techniques are powerful tools for designing earthquake resistant structures in seismically active regimes. Simulation techniques also provide the synthetic strong ground motion in the regions where actual records are not available (Kumar et al. 2015).These techniques require several parameters of earthquake and other seismic information proceeding to the simulation. Practically estimation of parameters is a tough task, particularly in a region with limited information. This demands a simulation technique based on the easily estimated parameters for a new site. The purposes of this paper are to briefly review existing simulation techniques and to discuss in detail the new, simple and effective semi-empirical technique (Midorikawa 1993) of strong motion simulation. |
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