Erratum to Empirical Peak Ground-Motion Predictive Relations for Shallow Earthquakes in Greece

Skarlatoudis, A. A.; Papazachos, C. B.; Margaris, Basil; Theodulidis, N.; Papaioannou, Ch.; Kalogeras, I.; Scordilis, E. M.; Karakostas, V.

doi:10.1785/0120070176

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“…Site effects at the nodes of the grid were grossly described based on the topography gradient as suggested by Wald and Allen (2007). For reasons of comparison we additionally computed synthetic PGV values using the empirical relations of Skarlatoudis et al (2003Skarlatoudis et al ( , 2007 (Fig. 4b).…”

Section: Deterministic Computation Of Pgv Maps (Shake Map) For the Stmentioning

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Moderate Magnitude Earthquake Sequences in Central Greece (For the Year 2008)

Roumelioti¹,

Kiratzi

2017

geosociety

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Section: Deterministic Computation Of Pgv Maps (Shake Map) For the Stmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In Figure 8b the corresponding map based on values computed through appropriate empirical relations (Skarlatoudis et al 2003(Skarlatoudis et al , 2007 is also shown for comparison.…”

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Moderate Magnitude Earthquake Sequences in Central Greece (For the Year 2008)

Roumelioti¹,

Kiratzi

2017

geosociety

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“…Fig. 7 shows the horizontal components of PGA, PGV and PGD in the M5.5 and M6.2 models plotted together with empirical relations developed by Campbell [19] and Skarlatoudis et al [20][21][22] scaled to the actual earthquake magnitude. The empirical relations are based primarily on data from small to moderate size earthquakes.…”

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“…Comparison of PGA, PGV and PGD in the M5.5 and M6.2 models with empirical attenuation relations from Campbell [19] and Skarlatoudis et al [20][21][22] scaled to the actual earthquake magnitude. The ±1σ-curves are from Skarlatoudis et al [20,22].…”

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A generic approach for simulation of large earthquakes

Fälth

Hökmark

Munier

2009

WIT Transactions on the Built Environment

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This paper presents a generic modeling approach to estimate the possible static and dynamic effects of an earthquake on a deep repository for spent nuclear fuel. 3D models, including a discrete fault plane and numerous surrounding fractures, are analyzed dynamically with 3DEC. An algorithm to control the rupture initiation and the following propagation along the fault plane is developed. Model geometries, the mechanical properties of fault and rock, and the in-situ stresses are calibrated to give the intended seismic moment. M5 and M6 events are simulated with models where the complete fault plane is included (full 3D models). In order to simulate larger earthquakes (M7.5), quasi-3D models with truncated fault planes are developed. The relevance and conservativeness of the models are assessed by comparison of the resulting fault movement and ground motions with data found in the literature.

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