2016
DOI: 10.5194/gmd-9-1567-2016
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SiSeRHMap v1.0: a simulator for mapped seismic response using a hybrid model

Abstract: Abstract. The SiSeRHMap (simulator for mapped seismic response using a hybrid model) is a computerized methodology capable of elaborating prediction maps of seismic response in terms of acceleration spectra. It was realized on the basis of a hybrid model which combines different approaches and models in a new and non-conventional way. These approaches and models are organized in a code architecture composed of five interdependent modules. A GIS (geographic information system) cubic model (GCM), which is a laye… Show more

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“…To obtain the seismic response maps across the study area characterized by uneven terrain and shallow sediment cover, we employed the simulator for mapped seismic response using a hybrid model (SiSeRHMap) developed by Grelle et al (2016). SiSeRHMap is a computer program capable of generating maps of predicted seismic site responses considering stratigraphic and topographic effects.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…To obtain the seismic response maps across the study area characterized by uneven terrain and shallow sediment cover, we employed the simulator for mapped seismic response using a hybrid model (SiSeRHMap) developed by Grelle et al (2016). SiSeRHMap is a computer program capable of generating maps of predicted seismic site responses considering stratigraphic and topographic effects.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The minimum resolutions of the raster input data for the stratigraphic and topographic responses are suggested to be 10 and 30 m, respectively. More details about this methodology are available in Grelle et al (2016. Some key components and required data of this methodology used in this study are described as follows.…”
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“…The potential criteria influencing local seismic amplification susceptibility were determined through a critical review of literature. By reviewing documents on earthquake engineering, seismology, geology, tectonic and structural engineering, geomorphology, and seismic microzonation reports and guidelines (Fäh et al, 1997;Ding et al, 2004;Molina et al, 2010;Mundepi et al, 2010;Marulanda et al, 2012;Hassanzadeh et al, 2013;FEMA, 2014;Fraume et al, 2014;Grelle et al, 2014Grelle et al, , 2016SM Working Group, 2015;Rehman et al, 2016;Nwe and Tun, 2016;GEM, 2017;CAPRA, 2017;Michel et al, 2017;Trifunac, 2016;Hassanzadeh and Nedovic-Budic, 2016), in total 14 influencing criteria were identified (Table 1).…”
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“…Seismic-hazard studies are usually based on the empiricalstatistical method, which makes use of ground motion prediction equations (GMPEs) (e.g., Barani et al, 2017a, b), with possible corrections deduced from local geological conditions (Grelle et al, 2016). However, occasionally the observed ground motion characteristics deviate considerably from the empirical-statistical predictions.…”
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