Site-specific probabilistic seismic hazard assessment for proposed smart city, Warangal

Khan, Mohammad Muzzaffar; Kumar, G. Kalyan

doi:10.1007/s12040-020-01407-y

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“…Low elevation/s may be ascribed to the non-availability of sand which is the principal material in ramp construction while the flat-roofed buildings to the regional land-atmosphere processes and for engineering more habitable space (suggestive of crowd melee). Seismically Warangal is in Zone -II-c & III-c along with Bhubaneswar; Puri; Konarak; and Khajuraho -Zone III (Khan & Kumar 2020). Kathmandu is in Zone V. Such heavy scale was to vaunt technology; and human resources (muscle power) with permanency.…”

Section: Fort Templementioning

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Sanātana Vijñāna & Warangal Fort

Bhattacharya

2023

Hist. J.

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Telengana, the new province of India (2014) is explored from a Science Heritage perspective. It is seen she has an ‘impact crater’ of a geological period of the pre-Himalayan (Eocene) period. It has dual rings like complex craters acting as ramparts and hence the entire is the Warangal Fort. This is a case of ‘natural heritage’. Inside it is a Siva temple which is the central piece. It is a case of ‘man-made heritage’ and provides material for the Caption. Temple’s remains (demolished during the Islamic period) are studied from Science and engineering Heritage perspectives. Engrossing field study leads to interesting transpiration that yields a plethora of Hindu Sc & Tech aspects dating to c.13-14th A.D. Astronomically the temple appears to be associated with the star Betelgeuse i.e., Rigel of the Orion constellation (Vana Rājā Kalāpuruṣa Maṇḍala). The 1000-pillar temple complex -Hanamkonda (Han ūmān \ Hanūmā town) is associated possibly with the same constellation. There are three structures and the layout is alike Orion’s eastern triplet (κ-Ori – ε-Ori -&- α Orionis from S-to-N). These construe archaeo-astronomy (ancient pure science). Historically belongs to the Kakatiya (medieval) extending backward to tribal societies and pre-periods. Preliminary surface scanning of the satellite images of the Hyderabad Muslim heritage region indicates vestiges of a star\triangular shaped foundation of a possible erstwhile structure to the west by southwest of the Golconda fort. An excellent example of Vedic Sc. & Tech.

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Section: Fort Templementioning

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Sanātana Vijñāna & Warangal Fort

Bhattacharya

2023

Hist. J.

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“…Hence, the present study focuses on carrying out the seismic hazard analysis by applying the proposed fuzzy -probabilistic approach by systematically compiling the earthquake data from 1800 to 2020 AD and accounting for the probabilistic and fuzzy uncertainties associated with the parameters of the seismic hazard. A few conventional hazard analyses carried out in India and southern PI (Nayak et al, 2015;Mridula et al, 2016;Ghosh & Chakraborty, 2017;Patil et al, 2018;Muzzaffar Khan & Kalyan Kumar, 2020;Sharma et al, 2020Sharma et al, & 2021 are also utilised in this study for compiling the earthquake catalogue and the hazard analysis procedure is improved with the addition of fuzzy uncertainty.…”

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Seismic Hazard Analysis Using Fuzzy-Probabilistic Approach for Chennai City, South India

Menaka

Dodagoudar

2022

International Journal of Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering

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Fuzzy-Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis (FPSHA) is performed for Chennai city, south India incorporating both the random and fuzzy uncertainties. Randomness is handled using Monte-Carlo simulation technique, and fuzziness is accounted in the hazard analysis using fuzzy logic. The magnitude of earthquakes and epicentral distances are fuzzified and used as inputs in the fuzzy inference rules. Fuzzy attenuation relationships are developed as consequence of the inference rules with the help of ground-motion models and ANFIS. The proposed FPSHA method has the advantage over the conventional hazard analysis methods in respect of its preciseness, efficiency, practicability and reliability. The ground motions compatible with the target spectrum (UHS) of 475 years return period are selected from the recorded accelerograms with appropriate scaling. The established spectrum compatible accelerograms are vital in the seismic analysis and design of infrastructure facilities, rehabilitation and strengthening of historical and critical structures.

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Nonlinear Seismic Site Response Analysis of Shallow Sites in Dhanbad City, Jharkhand, India

Shams,

Agrawal

2024

Geotech Geol Eng

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Site-specific probabilistic seismic hazard assessment for proposed smart city, Warangal

Cited by 10 publications

References 65 publications

Sanātana Vijñāna & Warangal Fort

Sanātana Vijñāna & Warangal Fort

Seismic Hazard Analysis Using Fuzzy-Probabilistic Approach for Chennai City, South India

Nonlinear Seismic Site Response Analysis of Shallow Sites in Dhanbad City, Jharkhand, India

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