The present study presents a review on the progressive development of the seismic
zonation map of India both from official agencies and also from independent individual …

In order to quantify the near-surface seismic properties (P-and S-wave velocities, and the
dynamic elastic properties) with respect to the depth at a specific area (6th of October club) …

Even after a century, the site-specific seismic parameters are unidentified for seismically
vulnerable Kangra city, which has witnessed a disastrous effect from the 4th April 1905 …

The ambient noise measurements were performed at 200 sites in and around the upcoming
urban centre of Kangra Valley to derive the predominant frequency of soil. The shear‐wave …

Liquefaction is one of the most significant and remarkable causes of ground failure in
geotechnical earthquake engineering. The phenomenon mostly occurs in saturated …

Very few earthquake risk studies exist for cities on the Indian subcontinent. The few studies
that do exist typically focus on intensity as the parameter to describe the expected ground …

India's high earthquake risk and vulnerability is evident from the fact that about 59% of
India's land area could face moderate to severe earthquakes. North India and particularly …

Shear wave velocity of the near surface soil at nearly 50 sites in the sub Himalayan
mountain exit covering Doon fan deposits, was determined using Multi-channel Analysis of …

The correlation between shear wave velocity V s and standard penetration test resistance N
is investigated in Northwest Himalaya. The study focuses primarily on two sites: Dhanauri …

Liquefaction susceptibility (LS) assessment is a necessary input for seismic zonation
studies. LS can be done using geospatial models by integration of thematic layers. In this …