Curved high-pier rigid frame bridges (CHRF bridges) are unavoidably affected by near-fault ground motions (NFGMs), and seismic pounding between adjacent components of CHRF bridge has a significant effect on the performance bridges. The response laws under NFGMs need further investigation. In this study, influence with impulse directional effects dynamic was studied. Subsequently, responses were...

To estimate the fault dimension of an earthquake in real time, we present a methodology to classify seismic records into near-source or far-source records. Characteristics of ground motion, such as peak ground acceleration, have a strong correlation with the distance from a fault rupture for large earthquakes. This study analyzes peak ground motions and finds the function that best classifies n...

This article presents equations for the estimation of horizontal strong ground motions caused by shallow crustal earthquakes with magnitudes Mw ≥ 5 and distance to the surface projection of the fault less than 100 km. These equations were derived by weighted regression analysis, used to remove observed magnitude-dependent variance, on a set of 595 strong-motion records recorded in Europe and th...

Abstract The San Gabriel, Chino, and Bernardino sedimentary basins in Southern California amplify earthquake ground motions prolong the duration of shaking due to basins' shape low seismic velocities. In event a major rupture along southern segment Andreas fault, their connection physical proximity Los Angeles (LA) can produce waveguide effect strong motions. Improved estimates depth sediment‐b...

Large–scale landslides in Valles Marineris wallrock are analyzed in order to determine what triggering mechanisms caused the landslides. These landslides occur in the locality of large faults, and therefore it is hypothesized that the landslides are the result of marsquakes triggering slope instability. This work confirms that landslides occur where the seismic hazard map forecasts highest seis...