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ON NONSTATIONARY STOCHASTIC MODELS FOR EARTHQUAKES.

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Abstract

A seismological stochastic model for earthquake ground-motion description is presented. Seismological models are based on the physical properties of the source and the medium and have significant advantages over the widely used empirical models. The model discussed here provides a convenient form for estimating structural response by using random vibration theory. A commonly used random process for ground acceleration, filtered white-noise multiplied by an envelope function, introduces some errors in response calculations for structures whose periods are longer than the faulting duration. An alternate random process, filtered shot-noise process, eliminates these errors.
Publication type Conference Paper
Publication Subtype Conference Paper
Title ON NONSTATIONARY STOCHASTIC MODELS FOR EARTHQUAKES.
ISBN 0943198070
Year Published 1986
Language English
Publisher Earthquake Engineering Research Inst
Publisher location El Cerrito, CA, USA
First page 137
Last page 148
Conference Title Proceedings of the Third U. S. National Conference on Earthquake Engineering.
Conference Location Charleston, SC, USA
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