OpenHVSR is a computer program developed in the Matlab environment, designed for the
simultaneous modeling and inversion of large Horizontal-to-Vertical Spectral Ratio (HVSR …

Results of an extensive ambient vibration surveys carried out by different research teams in
the area damaged by May–June 2012 seismic sequence in Emilia Romagna (Northern Italy) …

A new effective model is presented to compute horizontal-to-vertical spectral ratios (HVSR)
relative to ambient vibrations, under the assumption that these are originated by a …

Abstract In 2012 Northern Italy was hit by a seismic sequence with earthquakes of moderate
local magnitudes and shallow hypocentral depths. After the main shocks of May 20, collapse …

Floods rank among the most widespread and destructive natural hazards worldwide. The
progressive degradation, impairment, and breach of earthen riverine levees can occur in …

Development of coastal areas in Japan for various land uses since the 1960s has
contributed to industrial upgrades and improved the efficiency of transportation networks …

The estimation of seismic shaking is essential for a realistic assessment of the local seismic
hazard and the implementation of effective strategies for prevention and mitigation of the …

In this work, we propose a procedure based on principal component analysis on data sets
consisting of many horizontal to vertical spectral ratio (HVSR or H/V) curves obtained by …

Introduction. The architecture of the Po Plain foredeep filling, from Pleistocene onward, is
characterized by a generally “regressive” trend, interrupted by lesser fluctuations, evidenced …

Strong-motion data consisting of peak ground acceleration and velocity and 5% damped
response spectra are presented for 46 earthquakes of the Emilia seismic sequence which …