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 …

Assessing the completeness magnitude M c is essential for most seismicity studies.
However, when studying the spatial variation of M c in a region, the conventional methods …

The most recent and costliest damaging earthquake in Iceland is the M w 6.3 29-May-2008
Ölfus earthquake to date. In particular, Hveragerði town located in the extreme near-fault …

Motion recognition technology is widely used in intelligent video surveillance, human-
computer interaction and other fields. With the development of computer vision technology …

The ground-motion model (GMM) is a key tool of the engineering seismologist. It predicts
peak seismic ground-motion parameters given primary independent variables such as …

1Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering, School of Engineering and Natural
Sciences, University of Iceland (skykkur@ hi. is (BH), milad@ hi. is, fab14@ hi. is, atefe@ hi …

Iceland is the most seismically active region in Northern Europe where the strong
earthquakes occur in two large transform zones, the Tjornes fracture zone (TFZ) in the …

The long-term goal of the project (measurable a few years after the project has finished) is to
mitigate the destructive impacts of future earthquakes in Iceland through the comprehensive …

In Iceland, due to the prevalent surface rock condition, whether it is older bedrock or more
recent lava-rock, and the relatively thin and thus easily removable topsoil layer, site effects …

An intense period of volcano-tectonic unrest in the Reykjanes Peninsula Oblique Rift
(RPOR) zone in Southwest Iceland commenced on 24/02/2021 with a 𝑀 5.64 earthquake in …