The use of a seismic intensity measure (IM) is paramount in decoupling seismic hazard and
structural response estimation when assessing the performance of structures. For this to be …

A realistic assessment of building economic losses and collapse induced by earthquakes
requires the monitoring of several response measures, both story-specific and global. The …

This manuscript reports ground motion intensity measure (IM) correlations for a number of IM
types, as measured from the NGA-West2 database. IM s considered are Spectral …

An empirical ground‐motion model (GMM) is presented for the interfrequency correlation of
normalized residuals, epsilon (⁠ ε⁠), for smoothed Fourier amplitude spectra (FAS). The …

We demonstrate that the interperiod correlation of epsilon (ρ ε) is an essential component of
ground motions for capturing the variability of structural response that is needed in seismic …

The current state of practice in the estimation of liquefaction-induced building settlements
(LIBS) relies on pseudoprobabilistic approaches in which the estimation of ground motion …

Abstract Models for the interfrequency correlations among Fourier spectral ordinates and
variances of these ordinates are presented. These covariances among Fourier spectral …

The correlation between spectral accelerations is key in the construction of conditional mean
spectra, the computation of vector-valued seismic hazard, and the assessment of seismic …

The NGA‐Sub (subduction zone earthquake) database developed by the Pacific Earthquake
Engineering Research center is used to derive new correlation coefficients for a number of …

We present correlation coefficient estimates between a number of ground motion intensity
measures (IM s), as measured from the NGA-West2 database, with focus on the correlation …