Earthquakes and Their Impact on Society 2015
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-21753-6_5
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Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Assessment for Romania

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“…The ESHM20 seismogenic source characterisation builds upon the ESHM13 legacy and it comprises four distinct source models to capture the spatial and temporal variability of earthquake occurrence across the pan-European region: • Unified Area Sources Model: This model updates the ESHM13 area source model by incorporating new area sources of the recent national seismic hazard models and considering the feedback and opinions of the local experts. More specifically, the model incorporates contributions from the recent earthquake hazard models from Italy (Meletti et al, 2021;Visini et al, 2022) , Germany (Grünthal et al, 2018), Spain (Rivas-Medina et al, 2018Benito Oterino et al, 2012), the United Kingdom (Mosca et al, 2022), Slovenia (Šket Motnikar et al, 2022, Switzerland (Wiemer et al, 2016), Turkey (Sesetyan et al, 2018), Iceland (Halldórsson et al, 2022), France (Baize et al, 2013), Bulgaria (Solakov et al, 2014), Finland (Fülöp et al, 2023), Balkan region (Mihaljević et al, 2017) and Romania (Vacareanu et al, 2016). Further, cross-border harmonization (i.e., removing the overlapping area sources at national borders) is applied to all sources, following Danciu et al, 2018b;Pagani et al, 2020. This source model includes regions of homogenous seismicity classified as shallow crustal, volcanic, subduction in-slab, and deep seismicity (e.g., Vrancea region, Romania).…”
Section: Seismogenic Source Models: Spatial-temporal Earthquake Rates...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The ESHM20 seismogenic source characterisation builds upon the ESHM13 legacy and it comprises four distinct source models to capture the spatial and temporal variability of earthquake occurrence across the pan-European region: • Unified Area Sources Model: This model updates the ESHM13 area source model by incorporating new area sources of the recent national seismic hazard models and considering the feedback and opinions of the local experts. More specifically, the model incorporates contributions from the recent earthquake hazard models from Italy (Meletti et al, 2021;Visini et al, 2022) , Germany (Grünthal et al, 2018), Spain (Rivas-Medina et al, 2018Benito Oterino et al, 2012), the United Kingdom (Mosca et al, 2022), Slovenia (Šket Motnikar et al, 2022, Switzerland (Wiemer et al, 2016), Turkey (Sesetyan et al, 2018), Iceland (Halldórsson et al, 2022), France (Baize et al, 2013), Bulgaria (Solakov et al, 2014), Finland (Fülöp et al, 2023), Balkan region (Mihaljević et al, 2017) and Romania (Vacareanu et al, 2016). Further, cross-border harmonization (i.e., removing the overlapping area sources at national borders) is applied to all sources, following Danciu et al, 2018b;Pagani et al, 2020. This source model includes regions of homogenous seismicity classified as shallow crustal, volcanic, subduction in-slab, and deep seismicity (e.g., Vrancea region, Romania).…”
Section: Seismogenic Source Models: Spatial-temporal Earthquake Rates...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tabla 2-1: Estados de daño según la escala macrosísmica EMS-98 (Musson et al, 1998;Lantada, 2007) Tabla 2-2: Relación entre las escalas de daño de los métodos de análisis de riesgo físico (FEMA, 1999;Lantada, 2007;Vacareanu et al, 2004). ........................................ Tabla 2-3: Parámetros de la función de distribución lognormal (FEMA, 1999).…”
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“…El reporte final de proyecto RISK-UE se organizó en módulos o workpackages (WP), los cuales se han publicado a lo largo de la primera década del siglo XXI. Destacándose los relacionados con: a) el inventario o base de datos y tipologías de los edificios (Lungu, et al, 2001); b) el estudio de vulnerabilidad de los edificios (Milutinovic y Trendafiloski, 2003); c) los escenarios de riesgo sísmico (Vacareanu et al, 2004).…”
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