2016
DOI: 10.1080/13632469.2015.1104760
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Assessment of Spatial Coherency Using Tri-directional Ground Motions

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“…Since the number of events is so small, no statistical analysis of the event to event statistical variability of false|γS(f,I,d)false| is carried out, although an inspection of the obtained results indicates that the estimated mean of false|γS(f,I,d)false| varies from event to event. This observation is consistent with the results obtained from the ordinary Fourier analysis 8 . By using the estimated lagged coherence from all events listed in Table 1, the estimated mean of false|γS(f,I,d)false| is shown in Figure 10B for selected separation intervals, while the estimated mean of tanh1false|γSfalse(f,I,dfalse)false| is presented in Figure 10A.…”
Section: Estimation Of Tf‐dependent Spectra and Coherencesupporting
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“…Since the number of events is so small, no statistical analysis of the event to event statistical variability of false|γS(f,I,d)false| is carried out, although an inspection of the obtained results indicates that the estimated mean of false|γS(f,I,d)false| varies from event to event. This observation is consistent with the results obtained from the ordinary Fourier analysis 8 . By using the estimated lagged coherence from all events listed in Table 1, the estimated mean of false|γS(f,I,d)false| is shown in Figure 10B for selected separation intervals, while the estimated mean of tanh1false|γSfalse(f,I,dfalse)false| is presented in Figure 10A.…”
Section: Estimation Of Tf‐dependent Spectra and Coherencesupporting
confidence: 86%
“…It is understood that the target lagged coherence to be used to simulate synthetic records should be tanh(hfalse(f,dfalse)). Other studies 5,7,8 fitted h(f,d) directly to the samples of tanh1false|trueγ̂Ffalse(ffalse)false|. In such a case, the target lagged coherence used for simulation should be tanh[maxfalse(hfalse(f,τfalse)ζ,0false)].…”
Section: Estimation Of Tf‐dependent Spectra and Coherencementioning
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