Frequency-dependent site amplification functions for key geological units in Iceland from a Bayesian hierarchical model for earthquake strong-motions
S Rahpeyma, B Halldorsson, B Hrafnkelsson… - Soil Dynamics and …, 2023 - Elsevier
A fundamental modeling assumption in engineering seismology is that seismic ground
motion is affected by source, propagation path and site effects. Contrary to the first two …
motion is affected by source, propagation path and site effects. Contrary to the first two …
Directional effects of tectonic fractures on ground motion site amplification from earthquake and ambient noise data: a case study in South Iceland
The geology of SW-Iceland is characterized by alternating basaltic lava units, hyaloclastite
formations, postglacial sedimentary filled valleys and alluvial plains, as well as highly …
formations, postglacial sedimentary filled valleys and alluvial plains, as well as highly …
[PDF][PDF] ON THE SITE EFFECT CHARACTERIZATION AT TWO URBAN STRONG-MOTION ARRAYS IN ICELAND
In Iceland, the most seismically active region in northern Europe, large earthquakes occur
almost exclusively in two major fracture zones, the South Iceland Seismic Zone (SISZ) in the …
almost exclusively in two major fracture zones, the South Iceland Seismic Zone (SISZ) in the …