Assessing Seismic Site Response at Areas Characterized by a Thick Buried Low-Velocity Layer
Earthquake ground motion is dependent on various factors, including local ground conditions. Whilst many studies have characterized the effect of having outcropping “soft” geological layers which have the ability to amplify ground motion, there is minimal literature on the effect of having such laye...
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IntechOpen
2021
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