2019
DOI: 10.1007/s00024-019-02256-7
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Site-Specific Relationships between Bedrock Depth and HVSR Fundamental Resonance Frequency Using KiK-NET Data from Japan

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“…Fulfilling Bard and SESAME team (2004) surveys. In this study, ℎ is estimated at each KiK-net and K-NET site according to the adopted approach by Thabet (2019). The seismic impedance contrasts of and between each adjacent two layers are calculated using equation 9 and 10, respectively.…”
Section: Methods Of Analysesmentioning
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“…Fulfilling Bard and SESAME team (2004) surveys. In this study, ℎ is estimated at each KiK-net and K-NET site according to the adopted approach by Thabet (2019). The seismic impedance contrasts of and between each adjacent two layers are calculated using equation 9 and 10, respectively.…”
Section: Methods Of Analysesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This implied that linear behaviour is prevailing avoiding later modification due to nonlinear response. This enormous earthquake database for each KiK-net and K-NET site is prepared using multiple earthquakes approach (Thabet, 2019), and is simply assuming several consequent earthquakes records as a continuous time series to lengthen the total time window of each record. Between each two adjacent earthquake records, the effect due to conjunction points is negligible because the frequencies of interest are low (i.e.…”
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