Search Results - "Suhadolc, P."

Finite-fault parameters of the September 1976 M>5 aftershocks in Friuli (NE Italy) by Moratto, L., Suhadolc, P., Costa, G.

“…On September 1976 four strong aftershocks with M>5 occurred in the Friuli area (NE Italy) causing more damage with respect to that caused by the M6.4 mainshock…”
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Near real-time automatic moment magnitude estimation by Gallo, A., Costa, G., Suhadolc, P.

“…In this paper we describe a stable automatic method to estimate in real time the seismic moment, moment magnitude and corner frequency of events recorded by a…”
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ShakeMaps for three relevant earthquakes in the Southeastern Alps: Comparison between instrumental and observed intensities by Moratto, L., Suhadolc, P., Costa, G.

“…We test a recently developed ShakeMap model for the Friuli Venezia Giulia (NE Italy) region (Moratto et al., 2009) by comparing the macroseismic observations,…”
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Source process and slip model of 2005 Dahuiyeh‐Zarand earthquake (Iran) using inversion of near‐field strong motion data by Rouhollahi, R., Ghayamghamian, M. R., Yaminifard, F., Suhadolc, P., Tatar, M.

“…SUMMARY On 2005 February 22, the Dahuiyeh‐Zarand earthquake, Mw 6.5, struck one of the most seismically active regions in south‐central Iran, east of Zarand…”
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Shear velocity structure in the Aegean area obtained by inversion of Rayleigh waves by Karagianni, E. E., Papazachos, C. B., Panagiotopoulos, D. G., Suhadolc, P., Vuan, A., Panza, G. F.

“…The purpose of this work is to derive a 3-D tomographic image of the shear wave velocity structure of the crust—uppermost mantle in the Aegean area using the…”
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Constraints on the location and mechanism of the 1511 Western-Slovenia earthquake from active tectonics and modeling of macroseismic data by Fitzko, F., Suhadolc, P., Aoudia, A., Panza, G.F.

“…The 1511 Western Slovenia earthquake ( M = 6.9) is the largest event occurred so far in the region of the Alps–Dinarides junction. Though it strongly…”
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The 1998 Bovec-Krn Mountain (Slovenia) Earthquake Sequence by Bajc, J., Aoudia, A., Saraò, A., Suhadolc, P.

“…We study the 1998 Bovec‐Krn mountain (Slovenia) earthquake sequence by combining hypocenters relocation, strong motion inversion, digital elevation modelling…”
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A deterministic seismic hazard analysis for shallow earthquakes in Greece by Moratto, L., Orlecka-Sikora, B., Costa, G., Suhadolc, P., Papaioannou, Ch, Papazachos, C.B.

“…The maximum expected ground motion in Greece is estimated for shallow earthquakes using a deterministic seismic hazard analysis (DSHA). In order to accomplish…”
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The 1976 Friuli (NE Italy) thrust faulting earthquake: A reappraisal 23 years later by Aoudia, A., Saraó, A., Bukchin, B., Suhadolc, P.

“…We revisit the 1976 Friuli earthquake sequence by combining hypocenters relocation, long period surface wave inversion, field geology and strong motion…”
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Seismogeological effects on rocks during the 12 April 1998 upper Soča Territory earthquake (NW Slovenia) by Vidrih, R., Ribičič, M., Suhadolc, P.

“…On 12 April 1998, the strongest earthquake ( M L 5.7), with an epicentre in Slovenia, in the last 100 years shook the upper Soča Territory (NW Slovenia). Its…”
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Rayleigh wave group velocity tomography in the Aegean area by Karagianni, E.E, Panagiotopoulos, D.G, Panza, G.F, Suhadolc, P, Papazachos, C.B, Papazachos, B.C, Kiratzi, A, Hatzfeld, D, Makropoulos, K, Priestley, K, Vuan, A

“…Data from a large-scale experiment which took place in Greece during the period January–July 1997 have been used to investigate the structure of the Aegean…”
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Seismogenic potential and earthquake hazard assessment in the Tell Atlas of Algeria by AOUDIA, A, VACCARI, F, SUHADOLC, P, MEGHRAOUI, M

“…Seismotectonic zonation studies in the Tell Atlas of Algeria, a branch of the Africa-Eurasia plate boundary, provide a valuable input for deterministic seismic…”
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On the Incorporation of the Effect of Crustal Structure into Empirical Strong Ground Motion Estimation by Douglas, J, Suhadolc, P, Costa, G

“…This article has two purposes. Firstly, a validation exercise of the modal summation technique for the computation of synthetic strong-motion records is…”
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2-D Modeling of Site Effects Along the EURO-SEISTEST Array (Volvi Graben, Greece) by Marrara, F, Suhadolc, P

“…--An estimation of local site effects in the Volvi basin as derived from observation and modeling is presented in this paper. The Volvi basin is located in the…”
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PART I: Theoretical Site Response Estimation for Microzoning Purposes by Triantafyllidis, P, Suhadolc, P, Hatzidimitriou, P M, Anastasiadis, A, Theodulidis, N

“…-- We estimate the theoretical site response along seven cross sections located in the city of Thessaloniki (Greece). For this purpose the 2-D structural…”
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1-D Theoretical Modeling for Site Effect Estimations in Thessaloniki: Comparison with Observations by Triantafyllidis, P, Hatzidimitriou, P M, Suhadolc, P

“…--We apply an algorithm based on the modal summation method to theoretically estimate the site effect at selected locations underlain by different geological…”
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Seismic Zoning of Slovenia Based on Deterministic Hazard Computations by Ivcic, M, Suhadolc, P, Vaccari, F

“…Seismic hazard of the territory of Slovenia is estimated using a deterministic approach based on the computation of complete synthetic seismograms. The input…”
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PART II: Comparison of Theoretical and Experimental Estimations of Site Effects by Triantafyllidis, P, Hatzidimitriou, P M, Suhadolc, P, Theodulidis, N, Anastasiadis, A

“…-- To check the reliability and the quality of the theoretically estimated ground responses obtained from the 2-D simulation by the application of the hybrid…”
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Site amplifications in the city of Benevento (Italy): comparison of observed and estimated ground motion from explosive sources by Marrara, F, Suhadolc, P

“…A hybrid approach is applied to construct 2-D synthetic seismograms for explosive sources. The computation of the signals has been performed with a hybrid…”
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Effect of non-uniform station coverage on the inversion for earthquake rupture history for a Haskell-type source model by Sarao, A, Das, S, Suhadolc, P

“…In order to determine how reliably one can invert accelerograms to determine the rupture process details, when the station configuration is less than optimal,…”
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